Sharing the images on Twitter, Mr. David Harrison said: “The cows cause chaos on Woodlands Road in Beverley. At least 7 cows have escaped from the village, walked long distances and are now tearing down people’s lawns. After eating all the grass on Woodlands Road, they play in Atkinson Road. This area has less grass, but there are quite good scratching lights.” However, the bulls’ ‘big day’ came to an end after being rounded up by Zowie Bell, herdsman at Beverley Westwood, but one cow still escaped. Mr. David Harrison humorously said: “A stray cow, it doesn’t know that their friend has come home. This is like going to a bar, going to the dance floor but not seeing your partner.” The president of Beverley Pasture Masters, Allan English, says there are about 300 cattle on the pastures around town, but the smaller one occasionally escapes, making its way into town. “Residents won’t mind if they don’t cause any major damage. We’ll have them back in Westwood soon,” said Allan English. Bulls living in the European countryside are often very curious but not aggressive in nature. However, some breeds of Limousins ​​in the Limousin and Marche regions of France are quite aggressive.

Located in New York, America’s famous Wall Street bull is a popular destination that millions of tourists visit each year. When coming here, many tourists pose and take pictures with the giant bronze bull located on Wall Street. This bronze bull is a symbol of Wall Street created by Italian-American painter and sculptor Arturo Di Modica. Mr. Modica left Italy for New York, USA to live in the 1970s. Here, he made a living by opening a sculpture studio on Grand Street (now in the SoHo area of ​​Manhattan). After seeing the US stock market crash in 1987, Mr. Modica came up with the idea of ​​creating a bronze bull to inspire people to get through tough times together. At the same time, through the bronze cow statue, Mr. Modica wants to praise the perseverance and patience of American businessmen. Mr. Modica chose the image of a bull to sculpt because it symbolizes a prosperous and strong market. Therefore, Mr. Modica spent 360,000 USD to mold and shape the bronze cow. After 2 years of hard work, he finished the bronze bull in October 1989. The copper bull that Mr. Modica created is “huge” in size when it is about 3.3m tall and weighs up to 35 tons. To surprise everyone, Mr. Modica and 3 friends used a truck to take the bull to Wall Street at midnight on December 15, 1989. They put it next to the Christmas tree in front of the New York Stock Exchange. The next morning, people were amazed and delighted to see the bronze bull in the middle of Wall Street. However, employees of the New York Stock Exchange were not very pleased with this special gift. So, the New York Stock Exchange contacted the police to have them take the bronze cow to another location on December 16. After learning that the bronze cow had been moved, many residents expressed their regret and petitioned the authorities to bring the cow back to the city center. Listening to the opinions of the people, the New York Department of Parks and Recreation decided to place Mr. Modica’s bronze bull on Broadway, north of Bowling Green and below the intersection on Morris Street. This location is about 2 blocks from the New York Stock Exchange. Since then, the bronze bull on Wall Street has become a famous symbol that many tourists come to when visiting New York. Invite readers to watch the video: Mr. Joe Biden was elected the 46th President of the United States. Source: THDT1.

Bust of Prince Khaemweset. Photo: Keith Schengili-Roberts Ramesses II was one of the most famous rulers of ancient Egypt from 1279 to 1213 BC. He was the third Pharaoh of the 19th Dynasty. He had 50 sons and between 40 and 53 daughters. During this period, Egyptian princes held important positions in the court, such as becoming high priests or commanders of the army, and Khaemweset was no exception. Khaemweset’s childhood is detailed on reliefs in three temples in Nubia. He grew up during a tumultuous period in ancient Egyptian history, when his grandfather and father waged war against the Hittite Empire to restore and expand the territory. During the famous Battle of Kadesh – the battle between Ramesses II and the Hittite king Muwatalli II – Khaemweset was also present and acted as an important assistant to his father. He was even tasked with managing prisoners of war. In temple paintings and hieroglyphs, we see him participating in many other major campaigns such as the Battle of Dapur to conquer Syria and the Siege of Qode. In 1263 BC, Khaemweset became a priest of the Temple of Ptah in Memphis when he was only 18 years old. The priest was a very important position in the temple system. They are responsible for performing sacrifices, worshiping and reciting funeral mantras. As a priest, Khaemweset presided over many important ceremonies, including the embalming and burial of several Apis bulls. This is a sacred animal worshiped in Memphis, because the Egyptians believed that they were the sons of the goddess Hathor. Khaemweset was responsible for overseeing the daily rituals in Memphis, mainly in honor of the god Ptah. He redesigned the Serapeum temple in Saqqara, where Apis bulls were buried. He dug a long and wide tunnel beneath the temple. There are many burial chambers on both sides of the tunnel [một dạng phòng trưng bày], where Apis bulls would be buried in a lavish and rich manner. In 1850, the French archaeologist Auguste Mariette thoroughly excavated the temple of the Serapeum. However, most of the rooms built on Khaemweset’s orders were empty, and most likely they were looted in ancient times. During his time, Khaemweset restored the famous pyramid of Djoser. Photo: Charles James Sharp. Khaemweset left an important mark on the history of ancient Egypt, not only in his time but also in the present day. During his lifetime, he repaired and restored countless temples, ancient ruins, and burial sites. Because the history of Egypt spans many centuries, many old monuments and burial places of early Pharaohs or courtiers are lost and ruined. Khaemweset spent a lot of time and effort identifying their identities and restoring these monuments and structures, making them as magnificent as before. The most prominent of them is the tomb of Pharaoh Shepseskaf [người cai trị Ai Cập khoảng năm 2510 trước Công nguyên]; pyramid of Pharaoh Unas [người trị vì Ai Cập năm 2345–2315 trước Công nguyên]; pyramid of Pharaoh Sahure in the early 25th century BC; Userkaf’s pyramid; and the famous pyramid of Djoser. This is how he revived the history of Egypt and kept it from being forgotten. Khaemweset’s great merits are recorded on the walls of the pyramids he restored. Some hieroglyphic texts also describe him bringing gifts and offerings to the deceased gods and pharaohs. This shows his understanding of the importance of worship in ancient Egypt. In many ways, Khaemweset is known as the first Egyptologist, as well as one of the first archaeologists in history. Miriam Lichtheim, the famous translator of many ancient Egyptian texts, wrote of Khaemweset as follows: “Khaemweset was an archeology enthusiast. As a priest, he inspected many damaged tombs and rebuilt them. We know him as a wise scholar, dedicated to the study of ancient monuments and documents.” So far, archaeologists have not been able to determine Khaemwese’s final resting place. It is also not known exactly when or how he died. He most likely died before his father, around 1225 BC. He was about 55 years old then. During excavations of the Serapeum temple in Saqqara, French archaeologist Auguste Mariette discovered the collapsed part of a tunnel. After blowing away debris with gunpowder, he found a coffin, inside was a mummy with a gold mask that seemed to represent a dead man. The rich jewelry accompanying the mummy all bears the name of Prince Khaemweset, son of Ramesses II. However, this mummy is not human but a mass of myrrh and some scattered bones, most likely belonging to a bull. It is therefore speculated that this mummy was essentially a sacrificial Apis bull. It was created to look like a human body, specifically Prince Khaemweset. This leads scholars to believe that this is not the exact burial place of the prince. After his death, Khaemweset and his deeds lived forever in the memory of the Egyptian people. He became the central figure of several heroic stories in later centuries of Egypt, mainly during the Hellenistic period, such as “Setne Khamwas and Naneferkaptah”, “The Tale of Setne Khamwas”, “The Story of Setne Khamwas”. and Si-Osire”. In these stories, Khaemweset is called Setne Khamwas.

Millennia later, scientists believe they have figured out why – a dense cloud of carbon dioxide causes animals that breathe it to suffocate. Dating back 2,200 years, the cave was rediscovered by archaeologists from the University of Salento in 2011. Simulation image of Plutonium It was located in a city called Hierapolis in ancient Phrygia, in what is now Turkey, and was used for animal sacrifices, which were bulls led through Plutonium, or the Gate of Pluto, the ancient god of the underworld – by the purified priests. The purified priests are sacrificing bulls As the priests led the bulls in, people could sit on high chairs above and watch the smoke billowing from the gate killing the animals. “ This space was so full of fog and dense that one could hardly see the ground. Any animal that goes inside is met with instant death. I threw the sparrows in and they immediately took their last breath and fell. ” wrote the Greek historian Strabo (64 BC – 24 AD). A photo showing dead birds at the entrance to “Hell’s Gate” It was this phenomenon that alerted the archaeological team to the location of the cave. Birds flying too close to the mouth of the cave suffocated and fell – indicating that, thousands of years later, it is still as deadly as ever. The culprit is seismic activity underground, according to volcanologist Hardy Pfanz of the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany, who led a study of the cave’s gas in 2018. A fissure runs deep inside. below the area emitting a large amount of volcanic carbon dioxide. Today’s Status of Plutonium The team measured carbon dioxide levels in the area connected to the cave, and found that the gas – slightly heavier than air – forms a layer 40 centimeters (15.75 inches) above the floor. They found that the gas is scattered by the Sun during the day, but it is most dangerous at dawn after a night of accumulation. Concentrations that reach above 50% at the bottom of the lake, about 35% at 10 cm, can even kill a person – but, above 40 cm, concentrations drop rapidly. During the day, there was still some carbon dioxide about 5 centimeters high, as evidenced by dead bugs found by the team on the floor of the site. And inside the cave, they estimate CO2 concentrations consistently range from 86 to 91 percent, as neither the Sun nor the wind can enter. An inscription at the site indicates the hell gods Pluto and Kore. (Francesco D’Andria / University of Salento) The team notes in their paper that there is a strong touristic element to the place. Tourists could purchase small animals and birds that they could throw down for sacrifice, and on holidays larger animals were sacrificed by priests. “While the bull was standing in the lake with its mouth and nostrils 60 to 90 cm high, the large, mature priests (galli) always stood upright in the lake, ‘ the team wrote in their 2018 paper. Spectators will see large, strong bulls that can’t stand the smoke for a few minutes, while the priests remain strong and proud – a testament to the power of the gods and priests to perform. present to the people at that time. However, researchers believe that the priests were well aware of the characteristics of the cave and surrounding arena, and were able to conduct major sacrifices at dawn or dusk in the early days. Quiet day for maximum effect. Current status of the area They may also burrow their heads inside or into caves during midday ceremonies to demonstrate their abilities, holding their breath to endure. But the presence of oil lamps also suggests that priests approached the cave at night, according to the researcher who found it, Francesco D’Andria. Currently, the ancient city of Hierapolis still becomes one of the attractions attracting thousands of tourists.

Last trading day Thursday (May 13): International gold London Gold further set a weekly low and then rebounded to close.

On the trend, the price of gold since the Asian market in early trading Opened at 1815.85 The US dollar per ounce fluctuated around 1818 US dollars as a whole. During the European session, the market broke the turbulence range and touched below the given short order target of 1809 US dollars, which means it was recorded. Intraday low 1808.56 U.S. dollar

After that, the price of gold hit the bottom and rebounded continuously and continued to the U.S. market. Although the initial data was negative for gold prices, after a brief decline, the trend rose again. The producer price index (PPI) in April was stronger than expected, which further proves Inflation in the United States is heating up to support gold prices.In addition, the U.S. dollar out of turbulence and U.S. Treasury yields closed down, which provided impetus to gold prices and recorded Intraday high 1828.38 The U.S. dollar has met resistance, and eventually Closed at 1826.28 Dollars, The daily amplitude was US$19.82 and closed up US$10.43, an increase of 0.57%.

Looking forward to today’s Friday (May 14): International gold was under pressure at the opening, and the 5-day moving average created selling pressure on it. The lower U.S. index and U.S. bonds did not significantly support gold prices.

The market is still waiting for the evening’s horrible data. US retail sales data. If the data is strong, gold may be under pressure. However, according to the expected value, it is expected to have greater support for the gold price. In addition, the recent strong performance of the data is a cause The price of gold falls first and then rises. Therefore, regardless of the results of the data, the price of gold has room to rise. Therefore, pay attention to the first direction after the data is released, and the specific operations and ideas are subject to the actual warehouse information.

Recently, after the gold price recovered from resistance near the 200-day moving average, it fell below the 50% Fibonacci retracement level of the January-March decline, which is about $1818. Although it is still running at the top of the market, the market’s expectation of a fall is still there. We do not rule out the risk of falling below again. According to its movement, the price of gold will basically rebound and break beyond the upper track, and test the fall on the 10th and The mid-rail support has now returned to the 10-day line, but the upward pressure is still expected, and the 5-day line is also under pressure in the day. Therefore, there is a high probability that the market will go further down to test the mid-rail support position. That is the $1798 mentioned in the title yesterday. However, the lows at the end of April and the beginning of May provided direct support for the price of gold near $1,800. Therefore, while hitting the expected low support, it is also an opportunity to seize the rebound first.

Prior to this, the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) released on Wednesday last month set the largest increase in nearly 12 years, intensifying people’s concerns about rising inflation and possible interest rate hikes. At the same time, the higher-than-expected PPI increase in April yesterday also intensified inflation. All inflation data had a positive impact on the price of gold. However, relative to the period of high inflation, gold performed poorly.

In addition, although Fed officials have stated that they will continue to maintain easing policies and U.S. bond yields have declined, the recent escalating conflict between Palestine and Israel is also expected to provide some momentum for safe-haven gold.

However, the strength of the stock market and the decline in the number of initial jobless claims have restricted the rise of gold prices. SPDR gold holdings have decreased for the first time after three consecutive days of no change, indicating that the market still has doubts about the strength of gold. In general, the Fed and Biden’s easing policies continue to boost gold prices, while market concerns about excessive inflation and the panic of monetary policy tightening will drag down gold prices. After entering the second half of the year, with the continuous increase in debt reduction and interest rate hike expectations, the trend of gold may become more and more difficult. The short-term direction is more difficult to judge.

Technically:

Daily level: The price of gold stopped falling and rebounded on Thursday supported by the 10-day moving average. Today Friday, it was under pressure under the pressure of the 5-day moving average. However, the 10-day moving average will continue to produce buying support in the day’s white trading and come out of the rebound. However, in terms of the indicators in the attached drawings and the pressure of the main chart, the personal bias once again fell below the 10-day moving average position. According to the previous blockade of the 100-day moving average, the market rebounded again after the retracement hits the middle track. Looking at the current strength, the market has suffered. The pressure on the 200-day moving average will also fall and touch the support of the middle rail. Therefore, while optimistic about the position of the 10-day moving average support, we should also pay attention to the support near the middle rail;

International Gold: Follow above 1828 Resistance near the dollar, and 1835 Near the US dollar; follow below 1815 Near the dollar, and 1809 Support near the dollar, pay more attention 1798 Support near the dollar;

Silver TD: Follow above 5600 Yuan/gram resistance, and 5650 Yuan; follow below 5500 Yuan/kg, and 5455 Yuan/kg;, further attention 5390 yuan.

Shanghai Bank 2106: Follow above 5630 /Kg resistance, and 5675 Yuan/kg resistance.Follow below 5490 Yuan/kg support, and 5430 Meta support

Note:

Gold TD = (International Gold Price x Exchange Rate)/31.1035

International gold fluctuates by 1 US dollar, and gold TD fluctuates by about 0.22 yuan (in theory).

US gold futures price = London spot price × (1 + gold swap interest rate × futures maturity days / 365)

Make bold predictions and trade with caution. The above opinions and analysis only represent the author’s personal thoughts, and are for reference only and not as a basis for trading. According to this operation, you will be at your own risk.

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