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HOW TO CALCULATE PROFIT OR LOSS?

Meri saheli magazine yearly subscription The Profit Calculations, on the Short-sell trade scenario below, may seem somewhat complicated if youve never been in the FOREX market before, but this process is continually calculated through your broker trade station (software). I show you this process below so you can SEE how a PROFIT might occur. The current bid/ask price for USD/JPY is 107.50/107.54, meaning you can buy $1 US for 107.54 YEN, or sell $1 US for 107.50 YEN. Suppose you think that the US Dollar (USD) is overvalued against the YEN (JPY). To execute this strategy, you would sell Dollars (simultaneously buying YEN), and then wait for the exchange rate to rise. Your trade would be the following: you sell 1 lot USD (US $100,000) and you buy 1 lot JPY (10,754.000 YEN). (Remember, at 0.25 % margin, your initial margin deposit for this trade would be $ 250.) As you expected, USD/JPY falls to 106.50/106.54, meaning you can now buy $1 US for $106.54 Japanese YEN or sell $1 US for 106.50. Since youre short dollars (and are long YEN), you must now buy dollars and sell back the YEN to realize any profit. You buy US $100,000 at the current USD/JPY rate of 106.54, and receive 10,654,000 YEN. Since you originally bought (paid for) 10,754,000 YEN, your profit is 100,000 YEN. To calculate your P&L in terms of US dollars, divide 100,000 by the current USD/JPY rate of 106.54M Total profit = US $938.61 Meri saheli hindi magazine subscription.

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How To Start Trading The Forex Market? (Part 7)

HOW DO Economic Events impact Global Currencies:

Meri saheli magazine yearly subscription When I asked several traders about their thoughts about using fundamental analysis as a part of their trading decisions, I have received two opposite responses. RESPONSE of Trader A Fundamentals that you read about are typically useless as the market has already discounted the price. I am looking at (1) the long term trend, (2) the current chart pattern and (3) identifying a good entry point to buy or to sell. RESPONSE of Trader B I almost always trade on a market view. I dont trade simply on technical information alone. I use technical analysis and it is terrific, but I cant initiate or hold a position unless I understand why the market should move. There is a great deal of hype attached to technical analysis by some technicians who claim that it predicts the future Meri saheli hindi magazine subscription.

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HOW DO Economic Events impact Global Currencies:

Meri saheli magazine yearly subscription Technical analysis tracks the past; it does not predict the future. You have to use your own intelligence to draw conclusions about what the past activity of some traders say about the future activity of other traders. For me, technical analysis is like a thermometer. Fundamentalists who say they are not going to pay any attention to the charts are like a doctor who says hes not going to take a patients temperature. If you want to be a successful trader in the market, you always want to know where the market is- up – down- trending or choppy .You want to know everything you can about the market to give you an edge. Technical analysis reflects the vote of the entire marketplace and, therefore, does pick up unusual behavior. By definition, anything that creates a new chart pattern is something unusual. It is very important to study the details of price action to see and observe. Studying the charts is absolutely crucial and alerts to existing disequilibrium and potential changes. For forex traders, the fundamentals are everything that makes a country tick. The release of economic & inflation indicators (i.e., consumer spending, employment cost index, government spending, producer price index, etc.), political actors, government policy or an individual event can set the market in a frenzy. These have to be considered when making the decision to trade or not to trade. Technical analysis, is a way of using historical price data in different ways to predict the future price of a currency pair. Fundamental analysis is a very effective way to forecast economic conditions, but not necessarily exact market prices, and you SHOULD trade in agreement with the supporting technical indicators Meri saheli hindi magazine subscription.

Competition success magazine

Monday, September 20, 2021

Competition success magazine

Competition success magazine use full for civil services students published this article page no 43 the british broadcasting corporation also known as the bbc is a public broadcasting corporation. therefore it allows itself to ban materials that deviate from certain standards of civility. during the years many singles that were seen as too explicit distasteful or bear the potential for offending the british public were banned from bbc airplay. here you can read about some of them. in 1977 when england was celebrating the queens jubilee the sex pistols had released their second single titled god save the queen. the single includes controversial lyrics that rhyme the national anthem title with fascist regime. moreover the record cover displayed a picture of the queen with a safety pin stuck in her nose. the single was found to offensive to be air played by the bbc but it did not stop it from reaching number two on the bbc official singles chart. according to the myth god save the queen was the top selling single in the uk at the time but it was held back of number one to avoid controversies. serge gainsbourg and jane birkin scandalous duet je taime ... moi non plus translated i love you... me neither was the first ever number one hit to be banned by the bbc. although at the time of its release in 1969 the sexual revolution was celebrated the british radio still was not able to cope with such explicit lyrics not to mention birkins moans and groans competitive review buy.

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Friday, September 17, 2021

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Get latest issue shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 25 the next major change in the army took place at the end of the 2nd century b.c. when gaius marius was elected consul placing him in command of the roman army. ceaseless attacks from the germanic tribes forced large armies to be raised to defend rome. however just with cannibal in the beginning the legions suffered defeat after defeat and the number of legal men (men who owned land) to be recruited was dwindling. most had already fought and died or else was still fighting the germanic tribes. in this emergency marius had no choice but to break the norm and devise a new recruitment method. thus the marius reforms took place. they were a serious of reforms that helped professionalize the roman army and make a more efficient uniform fighting force. it also greatly affected the citizens and society of rome mostly due to the new recruitment method. because land owners available for recruitment were dwindling to dangerously low numbers he offered the general masses a chance to join his army. this included the jobless poor and uneducated in rome and surrounding provinces and cities. with a solid financial structure that ensured payment and wages war spoils as well as retirement benefits he gave the mob of rome a chance to earn money land a job and a life worth living shine india monthly magazine telugu buy.

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Get latest issue shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 24 food is very good at raising the morale of troops while they are away at war. if you do not have time to cook something or you would rather give the troops some inspiring words then you can just write them a letter. whether it is a poem some funny jokes you heard or just a thank you our troops would love to hear from you because it reminds them what they are fighting for. another thing you can do to support our troops is sending them some items that they might want or need from america. if you have a little extra money and you would like to send them a cd or something like that you could really raise their spirits with a small gift. no matter what you have time or money to do you can make a difference in a troops day and maybe get them through a tough time during their service overseas shine india monthly magazine telugu buy.

Wednesday, September 15, 2021

Junior Science Refresher

Junior Science Refresher this is science magazine in india published this article page no 56 it began with the return of lennon and may pang from a long day at the record plant east where lennon was working on tracks for his upcoming walls and bridges album. the two were staying at his 52nd street apartment which had a commanding view of the east river and the sky. sometime after 830pm may was taking a shower while lennon went up to the roof. after a few minutes he began yelling for her to come up there. may rushed to the roof and found john pointing to what looked like a classic disc-shaped ufo that was silently hovering about 100 feet from them. the object seemed to change shape as it rotated and moved slowly towards the united nations building and out over the east river. before it moved away may ran and retrieved a 35mm camera from the apartment. she was able to get back to the roof in time to snap off a few photos of the object. after the disc moved away lennon and may returned to the apartment. john made arrangements to have the film developed immediately by a photographer who was also a friend. bob gruen came and picked up the film. he returned to his studio and developed the film along with two rolls of his own junior science refresher magazine subscription.

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Junior Science Refresher this is science magazine in india published this article page no 44 fleas from underground black rats almost brought down the human race in the dark ages. a similar infection is spreading through the courts of california where private judges are at work undermining the states court system. the plague is spreading rapidly. initially touted as a solution to an over burdened court system private judges are now threatening to take over the system itself. controversy about the use of private judges has heated to the boiling point in recent years. government analysts and the media have expressed increasing alarm that a double tiered system where wealth dictates law is already in place. one such private judge m. sue talia of contra costa county in california admits that such a new system does in fact exist and its powerful influence is rapidly expanding. talia proclaims that an underground system is necessary to fight the bureaucracy and special interest groups that work with the legislature. on the website promoting her book (ironically titled) how to avoid the divorce from hell talia states that such an underground system is currently and quietly solving the problems of thousands of divorcing couples. talia is not a judge. she has never been sworn in as a judge in california or any other state. she is a hired gun for the wealthy a divorce lawyer who is making $350-$500 an hour selling herself as a judge for hire junior science refresher magazine subscription.

pratiyogita kiran English

pratiyogita kiran English

pratiyogita kiran English covers Current Affairs and General Knowledge for preparation of different competitive exams published this article page no 33 he contemplated marrying one thelma furness but then dumped her for simpson. the british media - though perfectly aware of all the goings-on reported noting almost until the kings abdication. the european and american press in contrast provided extensive coverage of the developing romance. at first the king did not wish to marry simpson merely to make her his consort by changing the law to allow for a morganatic marriage (of people from different classes with no rights of inheritance). simpson herself thought of giving up the marriage. yet finally they got married after the abdication in france. though simpson became the duchess of windsor she could not be addressed as her royal highness. additionally the king was not allowed by the british government to address the british people and the empire through the bbc. the governments constitutional experts wrote if the king disregarded it constitutional monarchy would cease to exist. the king is bound to accept and act upon the advice of his ministers ... for the king to broadcast in disregard of that advice would be appealing over the heads of his constitutional advisers. the last time when this happened in english history was when charles i raised his standard at the beginning of the civil war on 22 august 1642. edward abdicated from the throne on 11 december 1936 making a different speech pratiyogita kiran English magazine buy.

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Saturday, September 11, 2021

Competition Success Review

Competition Success Review published this article page no 4 now we have thrown fiscal responsibility out the window. the leaders argue as long as the rate of growth of the deficit is lower than the rate of growth of the economy its okay to have deficits. this is the same line the democrats used for 40 years only now its coming out of the mouths of the republicans. heres the bottom line and read it carefully. you and i as citizens of the greatest country in 10000 years of civilization are at the crossroads. we have to choose and choose now. our freedoms are being usurped by corporate and institutional interests. once we elect officials it seems they are at the mercy of lobbyists who have what seems like infinite amounts of money to influence our democratically chosen leaders. the laws and programs that you and i as liberal and conservative thinkers would choose are not getting done. instead it seems that special interests are having their needs met to the detriment of 300 million americans. we can not survive very long as a viable society and meet the growing economic and military threat posed by chinas emergence as well as other nation states unless we are all aligned in the same direction. the waste and mismanaged programs we are seeing are going to generate a drag on our system that will make us far less competitive in the next ten years to deal with the rest of the world. farming is gone its a non factor. manufacturing is heading the same way with globalization. we are headed towards a post-industrial society. we are almost there. we will move towards a fully service oriented society shortly. will we have the jobs for our people to replace those jobs going overseas? maybe maybe not but next week we have an election you must choose choose wisely. goodbye and good luck richard stoyeck ps the biggest joke is that if the democrats get elected we are going to trade one set of lobbyists for another one set of special interests for another one party devoid of ideas for another. somehow the people need to be back in control again and voting for the default party isnt the right answer either competition success review magazine Subscribe online.

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Competition Success Review published this article page no 5 senator joseph biden just announced his bid for the presidency a candidacy that will no doubt be embraced by the powerful domestic violence lobby. as sponsor of the violence against women act (vawa) senator biden has championed the cause of eradicating domestic violence and aligned himself with a very powerful feminist special interest. for a democrat in the senate championing this cause is a political no-brainer. the question is will he risk the benefits of this political gravy train to admit this emperor is not wearing clothes. the domestic violence community is now a billion-dollar industry creating political fiefdoms of unprecedented power in our local communities. weve come to believe domestic violence is at such epidemic proportions that in our collective shame we have sanctioned a movement that has become cult-like in its power over our courts. every day in family courts in every jurisdiction in this county someone (often a competent parent) becomes the target of a fraudulent domestic violence restraining order. without the complaining party having to produce a shred of evidence respondents are routinely put through a process of institutionalized denigration without the same sixth amendment protection we give to murders thieves and pedophiles of our society. responding to a tro is an arduous humiliating and expensive task. in the aftermath respondents are often separated from their children suffer from depression and exhibit symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder. many of the falsely accused bear the emotional scars of never being vindicated. while men appear to be the victims of fraudulent restraining orders more often than women in increasing numbers it is the male abuser who files for a restraining order against the female victim. in a recent san francisco case a woman was served with a temporary restraining order after being thrown down a flight of stairs. her court-savvy husband filed for a tro claiming he was afraid of her because she had become emotionally unstable. family violence is a complex issue. the one-size-fits-all approach does a great disservice to families whose story does not fit the stereotypical model. in cases where violence can be verified and where there is a clear pattern of ongoing escalating abuse then the draconian solutions of the vawa may be appropriate. for the huge volume of cases that do not fit this model (studies indicate as many as 50 percent) some kind of assessment or evaluation should be done before a family is forced to live in the toxic environment these orders create. moreover there must be real consequences to larcenous petitioners and their nefarious attorneys who ride the coat tails of popular politics to exploit these laws for their own advantage. capital hill should sanction the violence against women act but with provisions that balance the system -- a system that in some jurisdictions borders on fanatical. senator biden we simply can not remain oblivious to the harm this legislation can cause innocent gullible adults and children swept up its tide wave competition success review magazine Subscribe online.

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Competition Success Review published this article page no 6 the wars beginning? some would say that world war two began with germanys invasion of poland on the 1st september 1939 and the ultimatum of britain that without a german withdrawal a state of war would exist. needless to say there was no german withdrawal and wwii began britain france australia and new zealand declaring war on the 3rd of september 1939 others would argue that world war two was simply the second round of world war one. although the major powers had yet to realise it the continuance of the war between the axis and allies would result in the end of european dominance of the world and the destruction of their colonial empires. by renewing the fight they only ensured their own demise no matter who won the outcome. some have claimed that the treaty of versailles was harsh and unreasonable and therefore was the seed which guaranteed the second world war. germany would seek to redress this wrong. in truth the treaty of versailles was no harsher than the very terms that the germans had sought to impose on the russians in 191718 with russia forced to secede large tracts of territory and pay large indemnities in the treaty of brest-litovsk. in truth the greater cause of the second world war was the belief by many germans that they had never lost the first world war. german territory had not been invaded the troops felt they had never lost. in reality the army had to return to germany to preserve the state from social meltdown as germany was in greater danger from internal enemies than the threat posed by the allies. hence the belief that germany had only lost the war due to a stab in the back at home. this breakdown however was the result of a state put under immense pressure and succumbing to economic pressure and political facture in order to win a modern war victory in the field is no longer enough victory must be obtained over the whole system of the other nation. (i.e. destroy its will to fight). germany had lost the strategic battle its system had collapsed and hence it lost the war. the british navy had succeeded in its blockade of the germany economy and had thus brought about its ruin and defeat (even if the navy hadnt proven itself in open battle). germany had lost its allies turkey and austria and had failed in production with less airplanes few tanks and had run out of manpower. although germany had not lost the battle it had lost the war. nevertheless this myth of not having been really defeated lead to resentment at being labelled the losers. soon every problem in germany was related to past wrongs. the great depression was the final straw. mass unemployment and hyperinflation left a perfect environment for an extremist political party to gain enough support to take centre stage. in this case the nazis with a combination of nationalism racism authoritarism and the promise of better times gained enough political power to begin the takeover and change a democracy into dictatorship. careful staged events such as the burning of the reichstag and downright bully boy tactics led to complete dictatorship. in order to continue to deliver on promises hitler who was the embodiment of the state had continue to expand first via appeasement and then outright war. the killer blow was the molotov-ribbentrop pact signed on the 23rd of august 1939 in which hitler was free to carve up poland with the acquience of the ussr. thanks to the bitzkrieg tactics and superior ordanance the german army quickly overcome poland. with france and britain disgracing themselves by doing nothing on the western front competition success review magazine Subscribe online.

Friday, September 10, 2021

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle Monthly Magazine by bsc academy-subscribe published this is article page no 55 unlike the shifty programmed and selfishly partisan politicians i am used to watching on sunday morning political tv barack obama countered tim russerts questions with poise spontaneity and most important he seemed very genuine. in a political system muddied and tainted by arrogance corruption and incompetence watching and listening to obama is inordinately refreshing. in obama i see an intelligent and capable man unlike the current president who constantly reminds me of an unprepared and confused open book open notes exam taker badly rehearsed and totally incapable of articulating his views without the stewardship of his fathers cronies karl rove his political architect and a bone breaking conglomeration of hyena special interest groups. obamas apparent good human qualities added to the fact that he is a great american story makes the senator a very attractive prospect for the ultimate prize in politics -- the presidency of the united states. is obama presidential material? many cite his lack of political experience claiming his resume is too thin for a run at the presidency. i disagree and here is why 1. unlike other black leaders obama doesnt grind white noses in racism and at the same time he is a symbol of hope to millions of dis-affected blacks and other minorities. judging by his senatorial election win of a 70% majority obama has proven that he is a very powerful vote magnet across racial lines. he has established an inclusive track record that would be vital in a presidential election if he decides to run. his candidacy would draw out millions of dormant black voters thus making the democratic candidacy more viable. on the flipside we all know that there are some whites such as the right wing gutter constituents of con-man rush limbaugh who will forever embrace racism and will never accept a black president. a president obama would mark the beginning of the placement this irritant breed to the fringes of political obscurity. 2. he is not a bumbling idiot appears humble and has not been tainted with partisan politics. perhaps even more important is that he is a confident intellectual which i think is a necessary pre-requisite for handling the complex issues of the highest political office in the world. 3. the last republican president who had some smarts was the foul-mouthed bigot -- richard milhouse nixon who engineered his own downfall with a lethal concoction of homophobia anti-semitism anti-black and communist paranoia. as a matter of fact nixons political career spanned three decades of scare mongering witch-hunts and dirty tricks the same tactics that have been successfully deployed by the current administration over the last six years. all others after him have been bumbling buffoons with slight exceptions in george h.w. bush and ronald reagan. reagan the serial liar who made americans feel good about themselves was not only ill informed but partially senile towards the end of his second term - not particularly smart but a great political actor whose major achievements included presiding over the disintegration of the soviet empire (which was inevitable anyway) misuse of the world bank and funding of cia death squads to safeguard the corporate thievery by us multinational companies in latin american countries.... and the worst in my opinion propping the racist apartheid regime in south africa banking service chronicle monthly magazine.

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Banking service chronicle Monthly Magazine by bsc academy-subscribe published this is article page no 54 obama biro yawne yo! (obama is coming clear the way) -- tens of thousands of cheering luo tribesmen and ululating women screamed as they welcomed senator barack obama (d-il) back to his fathers ancestral land -- nyangoma kogelo village in luo land western kenya several weeks ago. in a matter of hours obama had soared to unprecedented political prominence in kenya eclipsing a bunch of corrupt and heartless nincompoops -- the (mt. kenya mafia) who are ruthlessly grinding beautiful kenya to the ground. the only difference between the mt. kenya mafia and the current u.s. republican administration is that the former have brought kenya down to its economic knees while its virtually impossible for george bushs government to bring down the mighty economy of the united states no matter how much they misappropriate its coffers by way of inflated iraq reconstruction contracts or katrina fema trailers. otherwise both groups employ similar schemes - exploiting and manipulating ethnic (racial) intolerance and promoting rampant corruption -- a bunch of cold-blooded louts. the six year cesspool of a mess presided over by the bush administration might not be in vain after all. it has made america hungry for a messenger with a message of hope. in the nbc meet the press interview of sunday 22nd october i watched senator obama intimate that -- based on the responses he has been receiving across the country he is considering running for the presidency of the united states in 2008. what impressed me most about him is how he tackled the question regarding his previous assertion in 2004 -- that he would complete his six year senate term and not run for president in 2008 i have thought about the possibility but i have not thought about it with the seriousness and depth i think is required obama said. my main focus is on 2006 and making sure that we re-take the congress. after november 7th i will sit down and consider it banking service chronicle monthly magazine.

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Banking service chronicle Monthly Magazine by bsc academy-subscribe published this is article page no 58 many of us remember the oil shortages of the late seventies. they caused more than just the inconvenience of occasional gasoline rationing. several elderly people actually died in the new york city area because of a lack of heating oil. some people thought it would only get worse and we would run out of oil completely before long. interestingly at the same time gold and other things much rarer than oil were available to anyone who wanted them. this gives us a clue to what causes an oil shortage or any other shortage. it is usually just one thing. oil shortages are caused by price controls actually almost all long term shortages of basic commodities in a modern economy are caused by price controls. other than economists not many people know this. they clamor for price controls when prices rise and these controls then cause shortages. they do it in about ten ways. examples of three of these ways follow. first under price controls the law said that oil producers couldnt sell oil for more than a certain amount. of course they immediately closed wells that were producing at a cost higher than that. reducing the supply sure isnt a cure for a shortage is it? but then you wouldnt pay your boss to work for him either so why would a company pump oil at a loss? second because they had a price limit they sold more to closer customers. this saves on delivery costs and explains why heating oil was in short supply in new york which is far from the major oil fields. anyplace farther away had worse shortages. third because prices were held artificially low while some people couldnt get heating oil or gasoline others wasted gas on pleasure trips they might not have taken if the price were higher. this further reduces supply. if gas was $20 a gallon you might travel less right? the same principle is true incrementally at any price point banking service chronicle monthly magazine.

Wednesday, September 8, 2021

Junior Science Refresher

Junior Science Refresher this is science magazine in india published this article page no 14 nowadays the piece is shown at the national museum in gdansk where it was recently moved from the basilica of the assumption. the most famous theft the most famous story of art theft involves one of the most famous paintings in the world and one of the most famous artists in history as a suspect. in the night of august 21 1911 the mona lisa was stolen out of the louver. soon after pablo picasso was arrested and questioned by the police but was released quickly. it took about two years until the mystery was solved by the parisian police. it turned out that the 30×21 inch painting was taken by one of the museum employees by the name of vincenzo peruggia who simply carried it hidden under his coat. nevertheless peruggia did not work alone. the crime was carefully conducted by a notorious con man eduardo de valfierno who was sent by an art faker who intended to make copies and sell them as if they were the original painting. while yves chaudron the art faker was busy creating copies for the famous masterpiece mona lisa was still hidden at peruggias apartment. after two years in which peruggia did not hear from chaudron he tried to make the best out of his stolen good. eventually peruggia was caught by the police while trying to sell the painting to an art dealer from florence italy. the mona lisa was returned to the louver in 1913 junior science refresher magazine.

Shine india monthly magazine

Shine india monthly magazine

Shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 9 it is certain that rising gas prises have crippled many and all across the world in fact. i read a lot of news and see it everywhere. we also do not know what the future holds for us consumers. i have been reading about how people are having to use their food budget just to get to work now days. some are purchasing bikes to make a 5 mile ride each way to work. i guess they are not banking on rain sleet snow or heat. it is causing people to stop contributing to their 401ks and iras. some are quiting there jobs where it doesnt make sense between fuel and rising child care cost that can be $250.00 per child per week! last year i purchased a 2006 nissan 350z. i love the car but didnt realize that you have to purchase higher octane fuel to keep the engine running without a clang. so when i started fueling it the cost would be around $58.00. i could hang but then the prices are sky rocketing at a faster pace each day. now it cost me over $75.00 to fill up. i am just glad i didnt decide to go more eco friendly and choose deisel shine india monthly magazine telugu.

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Junior Science Refresher this is science magazine in india published this article page no 13 art theft is an ancient and complicated crime. when you look at the some of the most famous cases of art thefts in history you see thoroughly planned operations that involve art dealers art fakers mobsters ransoms and millions of dollars. here you can read about some of the most famous cases of art theft in the history. the first theft the first documented case of art theft was in 1473 when two panels of altarpiece of the last judgment by the dutch painter hans memling were stolen. while the triptych was being transported by ship from the netherlands to florence the ship was attacked by pirates who took it to the gdansk cathedral in poland junior science refresher magazine.