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In Memory of David McKee: Celebrating a Life of Colour
By Annabella Costantino, Michaela O'Callaghan, Joanne Boustead, Aimee Haldron and Lauren Gantt
"Children's books can contribute to changing attitudes and are instrumental in helping children shape their view of the world." – David McKee, Book Trust (2020)
David McKee's words have inspired generations of readers across the globe, promoting positive attitudes towards children reading for pleasure. After publishing his first book, Two Can Toucan in 1964 with Klaus Flugge, McKee joined Flugge at Anderson Press, creating over fifty books with the publisher. As stated by Andersen Press, many of his classic works have become a "part of the canon of children's literature," with themes of inclusivity and friendship making his books household classics that readers will always remember. Following his recent passing, join us as we highlight some of our childhood favourites and celebrate the life and works of this truly iconic author.
Elmer is probably David McKee's most beloved and well-known character. Elmer is a patchwork elephant who wants to look like all the other elephants, so colours himself grey. However, Elmer soon discovers that everyone prefers Elmer's multi-coloured and true self anyway. There are over 40 titles in this series, and Andersen Press even organises a specific Elmer Day in May to celebrate the character. Celebrated as one of the "most iconic and widely read children's book series of all time," Elmer has sold over ten million copies in its lifetime. The series has also been translated into over sixty languages, with many new novelty books and toys also becoming available. Worldwide, both children and adults have resonated with the character of Elmer and through his adventures, have learnt to celebrate themselves and be proud of who they are.
Not Now, Bernard
Not Now Bernard was first published in 1980 and is about a parent ignoring their child Bernard. Bernard has found a monster, but his parents are too busy to notice and keep on telling him "not now, Bernard." In the end, Bernard gets eaten by the monster, who ends up snuggling in Bernard's bed all nice and cosy. We love the repetitive and simplistic style of this picture book as well as the vibrant energy that accompanies the text. According to Book Trust, as of 2021, Not Now, Bernard has sold over five million copies and in 2020, an updated version was released for the next generation of parents.
Mr Benn
Mr Benn is a children's character who first appeared in the children's book Mr Benn Red Knight in 1967, as well as three follow up books. In this series, Mr Benn leaves his house each morning to visit a costume shop and to try on a particular outfit. He then sneaks out a magic door in the back and enters into a world befitting his costume to go on an adventure of both moral and magical delight. At the end of his adventure, Mr Benn would return to the shop and his normal life, though he would be left with a souvenir of each of his magical adventures. In addition to the book series, McKee also animated a Mr Benn television series for the BBC in 1971, that has been "loved by several generations of viewers" over the years.
Lifetime Achievements
Over his career, David McKee won a number of different awards. Most notably, in 2020 he was awarded the BookTrust Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his entire body of work. On being recognised, McKee said "it is a total surprise" but to many generations of both children and adults alike, he has had a huge part of their upbringing. He was also named Illustrator of the Year at the 2020 British Book Awards, which is testimony to his vibrant and dynamic illustrating style. In his own words, McKee describes picture books as "a child's first glimpse into the art world and in some way, especially with some of my books, the illustrations are actually more important than the story." We know that even after his sad death, the legacy of his stories will live on in future generations of readers.
It is clear to see the impact that David McKee has had not only on children's publishing, but on people's lives as a whole. Enjoying his loveable characters and vivid illustrations is a formative experience for many, as demonstrated in the rush of responses on social media to his passing. His contribution to children's literature has left its mark, with his books a staple on every child's bookshelf and found in every school library. In the words of his long-time publisher, Klaus Flugge, "his was a singular voice and a shining light in children's books." To read the full statement following his passing, visit the Andersen Press website and check out this tribute from the book world in The Bookseller.
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1) Is there any way under 7.5.3 or 7.5.5 to make it so that 32-bit addressing is turned on by default without having to restart?
2) If I must upgrade to 7.6.1 or above, is there any way to fix the issue of 7.6.1 and above restarting during the startup process or is that normal for those OSes? Is there a third-party tool I can use to update the hard disk drivers if necessary?
Just to be clear, you're running the system without a PRAM battery?
There are a lot of unpleasant side effects to no PRAM battery in that vintage of machine, you might want to install one.
Yes I am running it without the PRAM battery.
Any recommendations for brands available today that are the least likely to leak?
search "3.6V half-AA" and it should get you some good results. Saft is a common brand that's decent in reliability. Others might chime in with their own experience.
I recommend buying a new one in order to avoid leaking. Most of the PRAM batteries that have leaked are 20-30 years old.
In addition, it would be a reasonably good practice to remove the batteries before storing a system long-term, and open the system from time to time (yearly, maybe?) to inspect the battery.
As to 7.6.1 and 8.0/8.1's automatic reboot behavior: My guess is this is happening because the system (as you say) boots into 24-bit mode by default, then reboots into 32-bit mode so 7.6 and 8 can run. If you install a PRAM battery, the system should, under most circumstances, not reboot itself during power on.
As Cory notes, it's a good idea to remove the PRAM battery before you store the system for a "long time". This would apply to any brand.
Under normal circumstances a battery that has enough charge to do its job isn't going to leak. "Battery Explosions" are generally the result of letting a battery sit after being completely drained for weeks/months/years. If you're using the Quadra and the battery is holding PRAM contents it's *very* unlikely you'll just wake up some morning and find it's gone nuclear.
Update: bought a Saft brand battery and everything works as it should now.
Just out of curiosity, what other Mac models act weird without a PRAM battery?
Basically all of them to some extent.
Just wondering, would using a DC supply to supply 3.6V to the battery terminals eliminate the need for the battery? If so, one could conceivably create an adapter to step down 5V off of a USB connector, and have a port for it in a spare NuBus slot or something.
The biggest concern, I would think, is that the actual power draw should be fairly low, given that the first battery on most of these things lasted ten to twenty years, depending.
You'd need a USB adapter (if you were to use that) that doesn't try to be smart by turning off power with a draw below a certain amount.
With that in mind, it might be easier just to use a real PRAM battery, or some kind of battery-based alternative.
As a child, I avoided doing the pizzabox power-toggle on a 475 by taping two AAs together with some random wiring I had and attatching that to the terminals, I don't know if that would be good enough in this instance. I was experimenting with re-casing the machine at the time, but I later ran the batteries out the back of the machine wired through the PDS slot.
Really, those batteries are not that expensive, and if you're worried about leaks just remove them before storing the machine for any length of time. Unless you get a really terrible battery the machine should start showing symptoms of having a dead battery well before the battery gets acidic enough to start corroding. Remember, these machines trashed by exploding batteries have in many cases been sitting literally for decades.
One thing I noticed while removing/replacing these batteries is that if you're not careful, the plastic on the top half of the battery holder can snap off.


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Wonders of Ukraine – Fantastic "Martian" Pink Lakes
Did you know that Ukraine, like Tanzania, Australia and Bolivia, can enchant with exotic lakes with pink water? Such an extraordinary natural phenomenon can be seen in different parts of our country. The pink color of the reservoirs is created by the unicellular algae Dunaliella saline, which under the action of the sun produce beta carotene (the same as in carrots). This is almost the only living organism that can survive in such a concentrated salt solution. And the hotter the summer, the richer the color they acquire.
During the heat, the water from the pink lakes evaporates and "sprinkles" its shore with white salt "powder." Over time, salt crystals get lost and form "stones" of various shapes. Therefore, the snow-white, sparkling in the sun, crystal clear shore and unusual "Martian" pink water, will leave unforgettable impressions in your treasury of memories.
Lemurian Lake
Pink Lake in the Kherson region of Ukraine, is located near the villages of Grygorivka and Novovolodymyrivka, in the eastern part of Syvash Bay. Due to its healing properties, the Lake is called the Ukrainian Dead Sea. After all, you can just lie on the water here. This is not surprising. The salt content in its water is about 300 grams per liter – as much as in the Dead Sea.
An interesting fact: the Lake was formed at the place of the crash of a Soviet bomber on 26 August, 1969 on the shores of Syvash. Rescuers deepened the funnel to 18 meters while collecting the remains of the bomber, touching the aquifers. Later, the funnel was filled with water, which was much saltier than in Syvash.
Residents of the surrounding villages named Lake "Yama" and often went swimming in it to have fun. Over time, stories about the healing properties of the Lake's salt water began to spread in Ukraine, and the green tourism industry began to develop around it.
Solonets'-Tuzly Lake
Solonets'-Tuzly is a mud and salt Lake (pond) that you will find near the Black Sea coast in a recreation area of the village of Rybakivka of the Mykolaiv Oblast. It is unusual. There is white salt in the water above, and pink is hidden under it.
The mud and salt of the lake have healing properties. The local brine is rich in minerals, salts of magnesium chloride and potassium, sodium iodide, magnesium bromide and acids.
The area of the water surface is constantly changing. Sometimes, it completely dries up. Together with the Tylihul and Berezan estuaries, the territory of Solonets'-Tuzly Lake is defined as important for the preservation of quantitative diversity and species richness of birds. So, here you can admire not only the pink water, but also the rich bird life.
Henyches'ke Lake
It is located on the Semenivsky Kut peninsula within the Arabat Spit (Kherson region).
The basin of the Lake occupies the former Bay of Syvash and lies below its level. The Lake is 4.5 km long and up to 2.9 km wide. Henyches'ke Lake is fed by the waters of Syvash, with which it is connected by a canal.
The Lake is the raw material base of the salt industry. By the way, in the middle of the 19th century, there was the only salt industry in Ukraine, where beta-carotene salt was extracted. And there are only four such mines in the world. Not less interesting is the fact that in ancient times, this was the place from where the famous Milky Way began, along which the Chumaks carried salt to Ukraine.
Lakes on the Kinburn Spit
Large pink lakes can also be seen on Kinburn Spit, near the village of Heroysky. These are active salt mines. Salt is extracted here in an open way, distilling salt water until it turns into pink brine. This is also one of the places where Chumaks used to extract salt.
By the way, Kinburn is a real paradise for ornithologists and bird lovers. During seasonal migrations, an incredible number of birds accumulate on the peninsula. They stop here to rest after a hard trip in the spring, and gather strength before flying across the sea in the autumn.
Zyablivske Lake
The Lake has an elongated shape and is extended from north to south. It is located in the north of the Arabat Spit and is separated from the Azov Sea by an isthmus.
The water level in the lake is 1-1.5 m below the level of Syvash Bay, with which it is connected by a canal to replenish water. Depth in spring is only 0.3-0.7 m, and in summer it is even less – 0.1-0.3 m.
The salinity of water in summer is 22-26%, and dissolved salts are dominated by table salt.
Kuyalnik Estuary
Kuyalnik Estuary on the south of Odesa is not a pink lake, but in the hot season, due to the high salt content, it becomes pink. The mouth of the Velykyi Kuyalnik River used to be located on the site of the Kuyalnik Estuary. Over time, it turned into a bay of the Black Sea, and then, due to the deposition of river and sea sand. a spillway formed there, and thus the bay turned into an estuary.
The water level in the estuary and its salinity change regularly. Long-term observations have shown that, in the period from 1878 to 1968, the salinity in the estuary ranged from 29 to 269%. In years with high salinity at the bottom of the estuary, salt precipitated. And in the dry years, when the river Velykyi Kuyalnik dried up, the area of the reservoir decreased almost twice.
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Q: golang build -i -a fails (permission denied) I am a go newbie.
I have installed golang 1.9 from the official binary distribution on my ubuntu. I have also installed the Gogland IDE.
When I try to debug the simplest go program ("hello world") using Gogland, I get the following error:
GOROOT=/usr/local/go
GOPATH=/home/user/go
/usr/local/go/bin/go build -i -o /tmp/defaultgo -gcflags "-N -l" -a /home/user/go/src/hello/hello.go
go install runtime/internal/sys: open /usr/local/go/pkg/linux_amd64/runtime/internal/sys.a: permission denied

When trying to build from the command line (not using Gogland), I noticed that I get the same error whenever I am using the -i -a switches.

A: Edit: EAP 13 was just released and it fixes this specific problem. Please see: https://blog.jetbrains.com/go/2017/09/04/gogland-eap-13-better-completion-new-inspections-fixed-performance-bugs-and-more/
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This happens because of upgraded support from Delve for Go 1.9 projects.
The latest version of Delve will use -a in order to recompile all transitive dependencies and ensure none of them are included with their optimized versions instead of the debugging friendly ones so that it can remove a lot of potential bugs.
You can remove the -i flag so that the dependencies are not installed, which shouldn't cause the error anymore.
This will be improved hopefully in Go 1.10 as there are changes depending on the Go team.
Hope this explains the issue, if not, please see the discussion here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/GO-4382
Edit: this will be addressed in the EAP 13, which is bound to be released very soon, see the tracking issue here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/GO-4430 as it contains additional details regarding this problem

A: The -a command-line option tells the go tool to rebuild "everything Go", and this includes the Go standard library and even the Go runtime itself—that stuff linked to each Go program which actually implements goroutines and all the interesting bits.
Since you have Go installed into a location not normally writable by end users (/usr/local/go), an attempt to recompile and update files there (/usr/local/go/pkg) rightfully fails with "permission denied".
The main takeaway is that there is exactly zero cases you'd need to pass -a to go build until you very well understand what you want to achieve, and this will come quite later in your learning curve ;-)
So please do what @Volker said:

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*Don't set GOROOT.

*Don't use -a with go build.

Also condier using go install instead of go build — for the reasons
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Microsoft asks HTC to ship its Android smartphones with Windows Phone baked in
A new report from Bloomberg claims that Microsoft is currently in talks with HTC to add Windows Phone as a dual-boot OS to its Android smartphones.
HTC just posted its first-ever quarterly loss and is in need of a huge turnaround if it expects to continue in the smartphone world. The company was once the leader in smartphone innovation, having started out as an OEM and building mobile devices for Palm and HP, to name a few. HTC set out to move from behind the curtain and into the spotlight with its own-branded handsets and it quickly became a major player in the smartphone market.
HTC was very successful building multiple Windows Mobile smartphones and it soon caught the attention of Google, who was getting ready to launch Android. Google chose HTC to build the first Android smartphone, the T-Mobile G1, in 2008. The company was now selling handsets running Windows Mobile and Android but became very dependent on Android when Microsoft announced it was building a new smartphone operating system to better compete with Apple, Google, and BlackBerry. Microsoft's move would force HTC to focus solely on Android as Windows Phone 7 was under development.
Microsoft shipped Windows Phone 7 in 2010 and faced an uphill battle in trying to regain the market share it lost during the transition from Windows Mobile to Windows Phone 7. It got support from Samsung, HTC, and Nokia, who all licensed the new OS and built smartphones running on it. The company is now in a distant third spot behind Apple and Google and has just purchased Nokia's device division in a bid to release its own smartphones and increase Windows Phone's market share.
Microsoft is also reportedly now urging HTC to ship its Android smartphones with Windows Phone baked inside, in exchange for reduced or free Windows Phone licenses. HTC already pays Microsoft around $5 for every Android smartphone it builds due to a patent licensing deal and between $15 and $35 for every Windows Phone it builds.
It is believed that Microsoft is pitching the idea of dual-booting HTC smartphones that would allow users to choose which OS they want their handset to run. As far-fetched as it sounds, HTC has been working on a dual-boot smartphone with the HTC One. It currently sells the Android handset with its skinned version of Android and also sells the smartphone through Google with a stock version of Android. The company recently announced that it was looking into a way to allow users to boot between the two flavors of Android, so a dual-booting Android and Windows Phone is definitely a possibility.
As expected, Microsoft and HTC are now playing the "no comment" game when asked about the deal, so we'll have to wait to see if anything comes out of these talks. We'll be sure to keep you updated.
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City Photos - Ohio
Central Ohio
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Google Earth images of the 3 C's
By Guest PeterGriffin, August 2, 2006 in City Photos - Ohio
PeterGriffin 0
Dirt Lot 0'
Hey everybody, I thought this was a cool idea. I don't know if anyone has done it before but I thought it was neat to compare the 3 downtowns of the 3 C's. I don't know if this is the right section or if it should just go in City Discussion but hopefully this will work. Check it out.
Cleveland:
Cincinnati:
Columbus:
It's cool how different the landscapes are so I just figured I'd put a side by side comparison of images that everyone has probably already seen before. Enjoy!
RiverViewer 0
One World Trade Center 1,776'
Gotta love the rivers...the Cuyahoga just rocks, with all the bends and turns...
REP4Cleveland216 0
Good idea. I found some differences of the downtowns...
1) You can definetaly tell Cleveland & Columbus have bigger buildings then Cincy...
2) Columbus & Cincy have straight downtown streets and intersections where as you can see Cleveland has more angled streets. You can see alot of square shapes from the street intersections in CIN and CLB...
3) I kind off looks like CLE has a bigger downtown then CLB...
4) CLE has less highway then CIN and CLB around the city...
Map Boy 4
Burj Khalifa 2,722'
Aha! Finally, we have proof that rivers are brown and not blue when viewed from above! Time to change all those pretty maps!
I was very suprised to see that it almost looks like Cleveland is more dense than Cincy which I wasn't expecting. It could be an illusion though. Also, I find it very cool that Cincy and Columbus have American grid style layouts and Cleveland has a more European, almost Parisian style street layout.
Florida Guy 110
I agree with above post. Cleveland looks most dense of the three, which surprises me as well based on the overall posts of this forum.
My opinion is that the comments about density in reference to the three C's are based on the angles/locations that the city of Cleveland is most photographed.
For the most part, photographs I've seen on this site are taken from the west (the least dense area of downtown) or the flats. The west end of downtown is also where the tallest buildings are located and they tend obstruct the views of the smaller buildings to the east.
Any views of downtown from the flats are very common and misleading in respect to density as well. The buildings to the east appear small, and few and far in between. This is because of the lower elevation of the flats compared with the higher elevation of the downtown area. Actually the buildings are no more than seven or eight relatively short blocks away, all though they appear much farther away.
The entire downtown skyline can only be seen in the photographs that are taken from the near/far east or the due south/southwest. Examples of this are the observation deck of the Garfield Memorial (Lakeside Cemetery) to the east, or the Broadview Heights/ Parma areas to the south/southwest.
JDD941 0
Kettering Tower 408'
^ Agreed...the Big three (maybe 4) make the other buildings to the East look smaller than they actually are. The residential density in the Cincy picture to the North is definitely worth noting. It is just different types of building...in Cleveland you have more large condo or apt buildings, while from the pics I have seen in Cincy, there seem to be more smaller buildings packed closely together. This gives the impression of a very dense area. Unfortunately Cleveland lost many of those same type buildings throughout not just the downtown area, but even throughout the city, long ago. Since we are only really talking about downtown, I would have to say Cleveland is a very "angular" city....from certain aspects, it looks kind of spread out...like views from the West (except maybe going into the city from the Main Ave bridge), but when you stand at E 9th and Euclid or E 9th and Prospect...looking in any direction the buildings go quite far.
* My personal favorite is the view from UH to downtown following Euclid Ave at dusk. ( can be seen on this site in the Cleveland skyline page 5th column, 8th row down)
Mov2Ohio 332
I like Cleveland when coming in east bound on the I-90 bridge. You can see all the buildings from the Justice Center to Rhodes Hall at CSU and it looks very nice. I also like coming in on I-90 West bound and it looks real dense. Columbus I like the view coming in on I-70 east bound seeing the talls line up along High and other downtown Aves. I like CIncy entering on I-71,75 North seeing the skyline through the hills-nice.
Yes, I actually love all three cities skylines from those locations. But I don't live in Ohio and I don't get to see them very often :x Also, I love the Pittsburgh skyline from the Fort Pitt Tunnel, one of the best.
gold42 0
Great American Tower 665'
Columbus appears to be the only city that didn't decapitate the key body of water from downtown.
Well, capping the highway through downtown is in Cincinnati's plans...but we've got a river that's probably at 26' in that picture, a flood stage of 52', and a river that hits the mid-50's probably every 2nd or 3rd year, hits the mid-60's every 30-50 years, and could probably hit 80 again if everything went wrong at once. A little decapitation is just wise design!
cincybearcat 0
Metropolitan Tower 224'
1) You can definitely tell Cleveland & Columbus have bigger buildings then Cincy...
Well, depending on the time of day that the sat flew over the city would determine the shadow length. I would bet that Cincy was taken around Noon, while Cleveland was early morning and Columbus, well I could careless.
True. But shadows or not the 3 tallest buildings in Ohio (and between NY & Chi-town) are located in downtown Cleveland.
Key Tower 947 ft - 57 Stories
Terminal Tower 708 ft - 52 stories
BP Tower 658 ft - 45 stories
The tallest buildings in Col, Cin are below clev's 3rd tallest. I'm not dissing either city, I'm simply stating the facts.
ColDayMan 663
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It seems that Cincinnati and Cleveland are both equally dense in the core (though Cleveland's shadows makes it seem more complete, though it's an optical illusion), yet Cincinnati's northern residential area is much denser than the other two (as the area east of downtown Cleveland and almost all of the perimeter of downtown Columbus is horrendous). Though the highways that surround all of those cities is pathetic.
"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
LovesIt 0
I really love how Cleveland's streets wind like this. It gives the illusion of a denser and easier-to-get-lost-in downtown when you're walking through them.
And even shadows aside, you can definitely tell Cleveland's downtown looks more packed together and tight (if you ignore the Public Square parking lots).
PigBoy 0
Ah, aerial photos, my best friends!
I've looked at these particular images so many times that I ought to have something interesting to point out about them, but it isn't so.
Well hell, ignore Broadway Commons and Cincinnati wins the "dense" card if we are ignoring blatant parking lots lol!
Actually I think Cincy's spread-out sections are more glaring than either Columbus or Cleveland's. Especially to the north before that dense housing starts, yuck. Maybe it's just the way the aerial shot makes it look. They could really do a lot with that and make it look pretty nice!
Columbus looks a lot better than I thought it would. I never realised how it's built right up to the river.
Er...which area are you talking about? Here's a shot ColDay took (Cincinnati Aerials Part I & Cincinnati Aerials Part II) from the north looking back at town:
The "spread out area" is to the left in this shot:
...and to the right:
...Cincinnati's not got a lot of things, but density in the basin, that it does fairly well...could have even fewer surface lots, no doubt, but that's true everywhere...
Cincinnatus 3
Jeddah Tower 3,281'
Having been to both cities, Cincinnati is definitely more dense and that's not because I'm biased either ... I could be from Zanesville and I'll still think this.
freethink 397
Key Tower 947'
Ughh-even from space, you can't get away from those hideous orange seats at CBS. I'll bet NASA uses them as a navigation point.
And to all of those who slam the Cuyahoga River for always looking brown-ALL rivers "appear brown". It has nothing to do with how clean or dirty it may be. Get over it.
MayDay 1,000
Yes, I agree that being dense is one thing Cincinnati does well ;-) In all honesty, Cincy's CBD is more tightly packed if for no other reason than its topography.
http://www.clevelandskyscrapers.com
https://www.instagram.com/clevelandskyscrapers/
I guess this little debate is civilized enough; adding some fuel can't hurt too much. So I might as well dig up these maps I threw together for another thread a while back. The discussion spurred from a similar map of Columbus on some web site. For the record, official CBD boundaries were a factor, so that's why the Cleveland map below seems to address a larger area, though I can't recall if the maps are at the same scale.
Cleveland downtown area surface lots:
Cincinnati downtown area surface lots:
MayDay, I was hoping you would come through with a well-balanced honest opinion. ;)
"And to all of those who slam the Cuyahoga River for always looking brown-ALL rivers "appear brown". It has nothing to do with how clean or dirty it may be. Get over it."
If I had a dollar for every time I had to explain that the riverbed is mud (rather than sand/sediment) and THAT'S why it always looks brown...
Those are great! They really demonstrate that there is room to grow in both CBDs. Also, Cleveland appears to have more "full block" surface lots in the CBD than Cincinnati. Thankfully, there are plans on the near horizon for several of these (Avenue District & Stark's "Pesht"). How about Cincy? I'm not up-to-date there.
The Banks, when completed in the next millenium, will clear out all the red between the stadiums in Cincy.
what about the spot just west of Cinergy---errrr...GAB? Are those being primed for something?
We've got big ol' chunks of land just west and north of Browns Stadium that aren't marked as surface lots, but they behave as such on a few select Sundays every year. Otherwise, they're Port of Cleveland facilities. We're working on a master plan to move them to the west side of the river...that's our "next millenium" plan!
mrnyc 444
agree the shadows in the cle shot are misleading, but in a good way.
this is getting away from the cbd and generalizing but there is no question that cleveland was at one time by far the most dense. but clev took the worst clear-cutting hits of them all and we have been crying over that stale draft erin brew beer for the last 40 yrs. and we should too! shame on our city leaders of all three c's for all the teardowns.
now what we do with the tabla rasa empty lots? that's on all of us, thats for today and the future. we all must do what we can to make sure developers and city leaders use the opportunities wisely and stay on their backs like pitbulls. :whip:
ok, i'd say despite all it's losses too, cinci remains more intact than cle or cols so it wins in reality. aerial photo or no photo i don't care. yes the hills help so what. not to mention it's prettiest of all three. not that its a contest, but there i said it.
the big buildings, big apt buildings & big wood double houses, etc. of clev vs the tight downtown, intact side-by-side brick and row stuff in cinci? well, like the ohio river and lake erie, that's just apples and oranges to me. i like'm both. :clap:
cincity 2
I don't wanna make this into a pissing contest or anything but it seems to me that becuz Cleveland lost so much of its historical architecture,core buildings,neighborhoods etc(and becuz Cincinnati has the nearly intact over-the-rhine and a few areas downtown) that it has become fashionable to say without question that Cleveland lost the most.Many people don't realize that nearly the entire basin area of Cincinnati was built up and occupied. And not only that but the entire riverfront as well.In the 1880's Cincinnati was the densist city in America with over 300,000 people all of them crammed/packed into this comparatively tiny area for a whopping 37,143 people per square mile. Then the migration up the hills began and also the diffusion of the populace into those areas,and then the cities land area increased as well. So as far as historical density goes, top that.Btw, nearly all of these residences are gone and only portions of it remain. Thank GOD we still have that tho.
^ it's not fashionable, cincity it's reality. cinci topped out around 500k at its pop peak w/in its city limits and clev about 1m within a slightly smaller square milage. but i can't show you any inkling of that from today's aerials. why do you think clevelanders bemoan so much on here and in general? we grew up being told how big it used to be in our own parents lifetimes.
I'm talking about historical density,before both cities were 70 square miles or so. Cincy's residents were literally packed into the basin area,with the hills surrounding it acting as a veritable fortress on all sides.The city was about 10 square miles with a population at 370,000.
ok, but does it matter if it was 1880 or 1950? what happened with both sucks in any century.
too true.
8ShadesofGray 2
Just as a reference regarding Cleveland, our city's current density is a little less than 2,400/km2. If we had retained our peak population, our density would compare with cities like Montreal (4,327), Boston (4,640) and Chicago (4,923). That being said, we're still comparable to Seattle (2,626) and St. Louis (2,225) and blow Houston (1,302) and Atlanta (1,221) out of the water. FYI, Cincinnati stands at 1,498/km2. Granted, population density does not at all equate to building density in CBDs, but I thought the digression was worthwhile. :-D
I was simply trying to point out that becuz Cincy still retains some of its historically dense character this leads to the perception that most of the city remains intact. This couldn't be farther from the truth.
8shades where did you find that? heres what i found on wiki and posted it in a recent similar thread on ssp:
"i have no idea how perfectly on the money this is since i got it off wiki, but since ohio is the most representative state and cleveland has the most density here it is: 6,166.5/mi². that's not for a 25mi radius, but for the whole city area of 77.6 mi². that's all i could find."
The figure of 37,000 per square mile and the claim of densest city in america comes from Ohio history central web site.(sorry, i'm new to computers and don't know how to post a link.yes i'm a complete idiot I know)
wow that would be more than parts of chicago or los angeles today! cleveland's peopel per sq mi density would have topped out at like 12.5k at it's pop peak, maybe a bit more as i am not sure of the city limits in those days.
for comparison's sake today some peak pop density area codes of chicago and los angeles are in the lower 20k people per sq mi range. manhattan is in the 66k per sq mi range and brooklyn in the 40+k range.
i got that info from the "densest city" thread over on ssp.
What does all of this have to do with downtown density? Mrnyc, all I gotta say ... you need to visit Cincinnati.
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Anixter to Be Acquired for $3.8B by Private Equity Firm
Anixter will become a private company following the all-cash transaction, which is expected to close by the end of the first quarter of 2020.
October 31, 2019 SSI Staff	Jump to Comments
Anixter's global headquarters, above, is located in Glenview, Ill.
GLENVIEW, Ill.— Global distributor Anixter Int'l (NYSE: AXE) announces it has entered into a definitive agreement with an affiliate of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) to be acquired in an all cash transaction valued at approximately $3.8 billion.
The transaction will result in Anixter becoming a private company and is expected to close by the end of the first quarter of 2020, according to an announcement.
Under the terms of the agreement, CD&R-managed funds will acquire all of the outstanding shares of Anixter common stock for $81.00 per share in cash, a premium of approximately 13% over Anixter's closing price on Oct. 29, 2019. CD&R is a private investment firm that has managed the investment of $28 billion in 86 companies since 1978, including numerous electrical and industrial distributors.
"We believe this transaction is in the best interest of Anixter and our stockholders," says Bill Galvin, Anixter's president and CEO. "After careful and thorough analysis, together with our independent advisors, our Board of Directors unanimously approved this transaction with CD&R, which has a strong reputation and a track record of success in helping industrial distributors, like Anixter, prosper and grow. We are also pleased that this transaction appropriately recognizes the value of Anixter's customer relationships, technology and solutions, financial management and global market position. It's a great outcome for Anixter's employees, customers and partners. As a private company, we believe Anixter will have greater flexibility to focus on and accelerate our long-term strategic priorities."
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Bill Galvin, along with other members of Anixter's executive management team, are anticipated to continue leading the company upon completion of the transaction.
"Anixter is an exceptionally well-positioned industrial distributor with leading market positions and differentiated capabilities that deliver strong customer value. We look forward to partnering with the outstanding management team, led by Bill Galvin, on initiatives to grow the business and further strengthen its competitive position while maintaining Anixter's distinctive culture grounded in operational excellence, innovation, and an unwavering commitment to the company's employees, customers, and global partners," says Nate Sleeper, partner at CD&R.
The transaction is subject to the approval of Anixter's stockholders, regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.
Anixter unified its Tri-Ed and CLARK brands under the "Anixter" banner early last year. Check out this exec interview from the June 2018 issue of SSI to learn more about Anixter.
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Volunteers take the opportunity to explore the tranquil turquoise waters off the South-West coast of Zanzibar, measuring and capturing evidence of Coral Bleaching in the local waters. This data has already contributed towards an East Africa Coral Bleaching report published by CORDIO (Coastal Oceans Research and Development in the Indian Ocean) a non-profit research organisation, highlighting the extent of Coral Bleaching across the EA coast and the damage that changes in wtare temperatures are having.
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Zanzibar is culturally deep as it was the melting pot between Arab and African culture. Its main city Stone Town is a World Heritage site with winding streets rich in history the island is surrounded by the picturesque Indian Ocean and white sandy beaches in the North and South East of the Island. You'll have no shortage of things to do, with cultural and history tours in Stone Town. Snorkelling, windsurfing and diving near Jambiani. Daytrips to Jozani forest to see wildlife indigenous to Zanzibar and full moon parties in the north of the island. There's something for everyone in Zanzibar and even if you don't feel like travelling there's lots to do in Jambiani itself.
For those interested in exploring the Tanzanian mainland, it's very easy to get a flight to Northern Tanzania to either Kilimanjaro airport or Arusha. Tanzania has some of the best wildlife experiences in Africa as the parks are not fenced you get a chance to see all of the animals in their natural environment. Apart from being an ideal place to see the 'Big 5' African animals. One of the most incredible things to experience is the annual migration of an estimated two million wildebeest between the Serengeti in the south of Tanzania and the Masai Mara in the north of Kenya. If you'd like to spend a weekend or longer on safari we can help you to arrange the trip along with your volunteering.
For anyone interested in climbing Kilimanjaro mountain we normally suggest arranging to climb it at the end of your volunteer stay with us as it gives you more time to acclimatise to the heat and environment here. We're also more than happy to advise you and help you organise your climb with a reputable company.
If you're interested in visiting the region but not climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro offers you an incredible variety of day trips and activities to fill your weekends. From Chaga cultural tours, traditional coffee tours and trips to beautiful waterfalls and secluded hot springs.
This program offers a unique opportunity to contribute towards conservation research and efforts while also getting to experience life in Zanzibar. You'll have an opportunity to help our team collect research information, engage with local people on conservation and perform coral reef checks. It's a great project for those interested in conservation and immersing themselves in the culture of Zanzibar. You'll spend your time working alongside our team to carry out the project while also getting free time on the weekends to explore the island.
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Mid-Week Musings
Well it has been a busy few days of news in the NHL! A sniper has hit a milestone, and hockey fans everywhere wait with anticipation for the return of a star! So here we are – mid-week in March, just a few days away from St. Paddy's day – a great time indeed. Here's some 'Mid-Week Musings' to get you through the rest of your week, and in the mood for March 17th!
Steve Stamkos has hit the 50-goal mark for the 2nd time in his career. Photo Courtesy - nhlsnipers.com
-50 Lightning Strikes: Well what can be said of Steve Stamkos and the season he's putting together in Tampa Bay?! The well-spoken sniper hit the 50 goal mark for the second time in his young career (51 in '09/'10) in a win against the Bruins this week. He had 45 last season, and looks like he will certainly set a career high with just under a month to play. The impressive thing about Stamkos and the big numbers, is that he's doing this on a team that is struggling. He's doing this at a tough time – a time of turmoil for the Lightning. He has shown true character and will be in the running for the NHL MVP award because of this. The Bolts are seven points out of a playoff spot as I write here, but not for lack of effort from their best player.
-Singing the Blues: I've said it before on this site, so I'll say it again! Be honest, at the start of the season, who picked the St. Louis Blues to be leading the entire NHL in points in mid-March?! No one! With 98 points (45-18-8), the Blues are well on their way to their best season in a decade. Head Coach Ken Hitchcock took over the reigns on November 6th, and the total transformation started. He has brought discipline, attention to detail, and a structured system to St. Louis. David Backes (48 points), T.J. Oshie (48 points) and Alex Pietrangelo (43 points) are having career years under Hitchcock's guidance, and are leading the Blues youth movement all the way to a possible Presidents Trophy. The club also has a fantastic goaltending duo in Jaroslav Halak (1.87 GAA, .928 SV%) and possibly the biggest surprise of the season – Brian Elliott (1.61 GAA, .938 SV%). With all these talented players buying into the Hitchcock system, expect the Blues to continue to achieve big results down the stretch.
The Penguins are hoping that Crosby will be back to 100% on this comeback. Photo Courtesy - nhlsnipers.com
-Return of the Man: You have to tip your hat to Sidney Crosby and the determination he's shown in the past few months. A lot of players might have packed it in on a season that seemed destined for failure with concussion and neck issues. Number 87 has worked, by all accounts, harder to get back into the Penguins lineup than he's ever worked before. He did come back briefly before Christmas and registered 12 points (2 goals, 10 assists) in eight games. Since then though (Crosby's last game was December 5th), Evgeni Malkin (84 points) has put the team on his back and has solidified his name in the MVP discussion. Can you imagine both these guys coming at you?! The Pens will ease Sid back into all situations, and he will get it going Thursday against the East leading Rangers at MSG. Let's hope that the captain can stay healthy on this second comeback of the season. And if he can stay healthy, the rest of the league should be very worried!
Well, with less than a month to go in the NHL regular season, the playoff chase is well under way! It's a great time of year to be a fan, and it's always interesting to see the break down of the 6-8th seeds in both conferences. Have a great St. Paddy's day this Saturday, and a great NHL weekend!
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If you're paying a large portion of your monthly income to student loan debt, it may be impossible to finance a home. Lenders want to know that you have enough financial wiggle room to absorb setbacks and you can't do that if you're saddled with high debt payments. But there some ways to remove this type of barrier to homeownership, 1) increase your income so that your total debt payments don't exceed 40% of your income or 2) decrease your total student loan debt by paying it off quickly. For the later tactic to work, you'll need to employ spending discipline, take on additional work and commit all (or most) of your second income to debt servicing.
Whether it's because you have small loans without credit checks or a history of missed payments, a bad credit score will affect your interest rate and a bank's perception of your ability to pay them back. Your loan may also be capped at a lower amount to help the lender lessen its risk, and you may even have to offer more collateral to secure a loan.
If you have federal student loans, default is completely unnecessary. If you're unemployed or underemployed, you can get deferrals, forbearance or an income contingent plan to reduce or eliminate your monthly payment requirements. But that's only on federal loans, if you have private student loans, these payment options may be unavailable. In that case, you will need to cure the default if you want to get home financing. In extreme cases, you may be allowed to discharge your private student loan in bankruptcy and take the next few years repairing your credit. But bankruptcy courts have strict rules that limit who can discharge student loans.
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Q: Can't call a function in Spritekit's update() function I'm writing a small 2d game with Swift and Spritekit.
I have a gameOver() function which makes the view go to another scene (end the game), it works fine in the touchesBegan() function, but in the update() function when the conditions are met it just freezes the game, didn't go to the new scene, what's the problem ?
   My guess is that the update() function only has 1 frame of time to finish the job, and it can't finish the gameOver() function in that short amount of time, is it ?
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override func update(currentTime: CFTimeInterval) {
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A: Your update method is probably calling the gameOver method repeatedly. You need to add a BOOL and set it to true on the first call, to only have it called once.


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Q: Getting HTML values from a page source using javascript I am trying to take html source lines from page source using javascript.
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