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The Magic Hat of Mortimer Wintergreen
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In 1890's South Dakota, Amy and Joshua escape from their mean Aunt Vootch. They plan to find their grandparents in New York, and manage to team up with a traveling magician, Mortimer Wintergreen, who is also New York bound. Mortimer owns a truly magic hat with a temperamental, mischievous mind of its own. Adventures abound as their way is blocked by outlaws, runaway hot-air balloons, geese, and their persistent Aunt Vootch. But the hat is always ready for action.
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Q: C# Arranging text box in the order of text file I am reading from textfile and trying to create textbox within the same layout as textfile. But when I tried to code it based on what I know (I am new to this), the textbox gone haywire.
For example in my text file it reads:

H,E,L,L,O,
E, , , , ,
Y, , , , ,

I want the text box to be created according to the format above, text box will appear where the letters are, then the blanks are just textboxes too but I set their visibility to hidden, however it don't work the work that I thought. Basically I need a 5x5 layout textbox like the text file, and those with letters will have their textbox visible true, those with blank will have their textboxes hidden.
It turn out to be something like this:

Here is my code that I have tried:
using (StreamReader reader = File.OpenText(Server.MapPath(@daoWordPuzzle.GetfileURL())))
{
    string line;
    while((line =reader.ReadLine()) !=null)
    {
        //  Response.Write(line + "
"); // Read every line in text file.
        string[] lol = line.Split(new string[] {","}, StringSplitOptions.None);

        foreach (var value in lol)
        {
            int i = 0;
            TextBox tb = new TextBox();
            tb.MaxLength = (1);
            tb.Width = Unit.Pixel(40);
            tb.Height = Unit.Pixel(40);
            tb.ID = i.ToString();

            // Response.Write(value);
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
            {
                tb.Style["visibility"] = "hidden";
            }
            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
            {
                tb.Text = "";
            }
            Panel1.Controls.Add(tb);
            i++;
        }
    }
}

I have tried to loop it and if textbox reach 10 I do a line break but that doesn't help
Code here:
foreach (var value in lol)
{
    int i = 0;
    int k = 0;
    TextBox tb = new TextBox();
    tb.MaxLength = (1);
    tb.Width = Unit.Pixel(40);
    tb.Height = Unit.Pixel(40);
    tb.ID = i.ToString();

    // Response.Write(value);
    if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
    {
        tb.Style["visibility"] = "hidden";
    }
    if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
    {
        tb.Text = "";
    }
    if (k > 9)
    {
        Panel1.Controls.Add(new LiteralControl("
"));
        Panel1.Controls.Add(tb);
        k = 0;
    }
    if (k < 9)
    {
        Panel1.Controls.Add(tb);
    }

    k++;
    i++;
}

A: You should try adding and setting .Left and .Top and storing variables,
This is a possible method.
This works, Tested it and it works.
int leftStart = 0;
int topStart = 0;

using (StreamReader reader = File.OpenText(@"C:\\hello.txt"))
{
    string line;
    while ((line = reader.ReadLine()) != null)
    {
        //  Response.Write(line + "
"); // Read every line in text file.
        string[] lol = line.Split(new string[] { "," }, StringSplitOptions.None);

        foreach (var value in lol)
        {
            int i = 0;
            TextBox tb = new TextBox();
            tb.MaxLength = (1);
            tb.Width = 40;
            tb.Height = 40;
            tb.Left = leftStart;
            tb.Top = topStart;
            tb.Visible = true;

            // Response.Write(value);
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
            {
                //tb.Style["visibility"] = "hidden";
                tb.Visible = false;
            }
            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
            {
                tb.Text = "";
            }

            panel1.Controls.Add(tb);
            i++;
            leftStart = leftStart + 50;
        }
        topStart = topStart + 50;
        leftStart = 0;

    }
}

hello.txt contains:

H,E,L,L,O,
E,,,,,
Y,,,,,

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Dan Dearing '95 joined the Bolles track and field coaching staff in 2002, becoming head coach in 2004. In 2018, he was selected to his second three-year term as the statewide Track and Field Chairman for the Florida Athletic Coaches Association (FACA). Dearing also serves on the FHSAA Track and Field Advisory Committee. In these roles, he works closely with the FHSAA to guide the direction of track and field in Florida.
Dearing is a United States Track and Field Level 1 certified coach and official, as well as an FHSAA Certified official. In his tenure at Bolles, Dearing's boys and girls teams have won a combined 24 district championships, 13 region championships, seven regional runner-up finsishes, the 2015 girls' state runner-up and the 2014, 2016 and 2017 girls' state championships. Dearing's teams have recorded 22 top-ten finishes in the state championship meet. The 2014 girls' state championship was the first for the girls' program in school history.
Prior to coaching at Bolles, Dearing competed for the University of Florida track and field team as a decathlete. He competed for two seasons after redshirting for one at UF following a transfer from Davidson College. At Davidson, Dearing started at free safety and kick returner for the football team. He also competed on the track and field squad and set the school record in the javelin.
Dearing is a 1995 graduate of Bolles where he participated in football, baseball, wrestling and track and field. He set three school records during his prep career: 300-meter hurdles, distance medley relay and the 3200-meter relay. He was also a member of the National Honor Society.
Dearing earned a bachelors degree and masters in Business Management from UF. His father, Judge Peter Dearing '62 and brother, David '83, are also Bolles graduates. Dearing is the managing partner at Professional Retirement Services, Inc, a financial services firm. He also serves as assistant music director at St. Marks Episcopal Church. His wife, Katie, is a Circuit Court Judge and they have two children.
Tony Ryan joined the Bolles faculty in 1997. He teaches 11th grade English and serves as an 11th grade advisor. Ryan served as the boys' cross country head coach from 1997-2012 and took over as head coach of the girls' squad in 2003.
Ryan has led the girls' cross country teams to seven of the program's 11 state titles including four straight from 2012-15. Bolles is tied for first in the state record book for most girls' cross country state titles won. Ryan's 10 career state cross country titles ties him for second all-time among Florida cross country coaches. Ryan's teams have continued a streak of 11 consecutive top-2 finishes at the state meet and 25 straight top-5 finishes. He has guided the girls' program to five state-runner finishes in his tenure, as well as several top-10 state finishes for the boys' teams.
Ryan served as the boys' and girls' track and field head coach from 1998-2003. He led the boys' team to a state title in 1999, a state runner-up finish in 2003, and six straight district titles from 1998-2003. Under Ryan, the girls' track and field team was state runner-up in 1998 and district champions in 2000 and 2003. Ryan returned to the upper school track and field program as an assistant coach focusing on the distance runners in 2006 and helped the girls' team win the program's first state title in 2014 and two more in 2016 and 2017.
Prior to Bolles, Ryan led the Bishop Kenny girls' cross country team to three straight state titles from 1994-96 and consecutive district titles from 1992-96. Ryan guided the BK boys' and girls' track and field teams to district championships during his two years as head coach, with the girls' team placing third at the state meet in 1997.
Ryan is a graduate of the University of North Florida, earning bachelors and master's degrees in English. Ryan competed in cross country and track for the Ospreys, earning NAIA All-American honors in indoor and outdoor track in 1988. He was the 1987 Florida Intercollegiate cross country champion in an unofficial collegiate state championships record time of 24:30. Ryan still holds the school record at 5,000 meters (14:12.5). He was also teammates with fellow Bolles faculty member Cormac O'Riordan. Ryan transferred to UNF after two years at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee. While at Austin Peay, he won Ohio Valley Conference titles in the 5,000 and 10,000 meter runs in 1986, won the conference title in cross country in 1986, was the runner-up in the two mile run in the 1986 indoor conference meet, and was named Ohio Valley Conference Cross Country Runner of the year in 1986.
Ryan was born and raised in County Clare, just outside of Limerick, Ireland. He attended high school at Saint Munchin's College in Limerick, competing in cross country and track, as well as rugby and soccer. He helped the cross country team to a second place national ranking as a senior. Ryan's three children have attended Bolles: graduates Eilis '11 and Audrey '15 and current student Aidan '23.
Mark Sieron joined the Bolles track and field program as an assistant coach in 2007, coaching the throwing events. Sieron has also been very involved in youth athletics, having founded the Jacksonville Basketball League and served as President of San Jose Athletic Association.
Sieron graduated from Crestview High School in Florida's panhandle and then attended the University of Florida, where he earned undergraduate and law degrees. His primary occupation is as a criminal defense attorney and shareholder in the law firm of Aguilar & Sieron, P.A.
While in high school, Sieron played football in the fall and competed on the track and field team in the spring. As a high school senior, he finished second in the state in the shot put and registered the farthest throw in his state classification in the discus. He set school and county records in the shot put and discus in 1977 which still stand today. Sieron competed in the discus and hammer throw for the University of Florida's track and field team, earning letters in 1978 and 1979.
Mark and his wife, Robyn, have sent two children to Bolles: Grant '07 and Kendall '10. Grant played football and baseball at Princeton University and Kendall was a member of the FSU swim team.
Mike Rivera joined the Bolles staff in 2013 as a Chemistry teacher and head boys' cross country coach. He also joined the Residential Life Staff in 2015.
Rivera has led the boys' team to its most success in the last three decades, winning back-to-back state titles in 2017 and 2018. The 2018 squad's 21 points at the state meet was the lowest of any team since 1986 and tied for third lowest in state history. Rivera coached the Bulldogs to back-to-back Nike Cross Nationals berths, a first for a Florida team, with a Florida-best ninth place finish in 2018. He guided Charles Hicks '19 to consecutive individual state titles in 2017 and 2018. Rivera was named the Class 2A coach of the year in 2017 and 2018. The 2016 team finished as state runner-up and Bolles has placed no lower than eighth at the state meet during Rivera's tenure. The team won four consecutive district titles from 2015-2018, the first district titles since 2000.
Prior to Bolles, Rivera served on the Nease High School staff in the I.B. program as well as head coach of the boys and girls cross country teams and an assistant track coach. In 2009, he was honored as Boys' Cross Country Coach of the Year by Jacksonville Running Company and Mizuno. Rivera and his family moved to Jacksonville from Indiana where he was head girls track coach at Columbus North High School in 2006 after serving as an assistant track coach from 2001-05. Rivera also assisted the Columbus North cross country program, helping the boys' team to state titles in 2002 and 2003, and working with Indiana Track and Cross Country Hall of Fame coach Rick Weinheimer.
A successful runner, Rivera began his collegiate career at Notre Dame where he was a member of the Fighting Irish cross country and track teams in 1990 and 1991. He transferred to Hanover College where he set school records in the outdoor 3,000-meter run (8:57.10), 3,000-meter steeplechase (9:25.75), and indoor 1,000-meter run (2:31.20). Rivera qualified for the NAIA national championships in the steeplechase in 1992 and was named Hanover's Outstanding Student-athlete in 1994. He earned a B.A. in Chemistry from Hanover and a M.Ed. from Indiana Wesleyan University.
He and his wife, Jodi, have three children- Bolles students Chase '19 and Layne '21, and Miles.
Sean Mullings joined Bolles during the 2006-07 academic year. Since then, he has served the Bolles community in various capacities including: In-house Substitute Teacher; Math Teacher; Assistant Coach; Head Coach, WEB Coordinator; and Middle School Assistant Dean of Students. Currently he serves as the Assistant Dean of Students, Grade 7 Volleyball Head Coach, Grade 8 Boys Basketball Head Coach, Middle School Track & Field Head Coach and WEB Coordinator.
Prior to coming to Bolles, Mullings spent six years as a math teacher in South Florida where he coached middle school, JV and varsity basketball. He spent the 2005-06 season as Head Coach for the Grandview Prep Lady Pride, leading the team to its first FHSAA District Championship.
Mulling's history in sports is long and varied. His first exposure to basketball was as a freshman at Xaverian High School, a perennial basketball powerhouse, in the Brooklyn-Queens Division of the Catholic High School Athletic Association. The CHSAA featured some of the best high school players in the city at that time. Some of the marquee players were: Kenny Anderson, Jamal Mashburn, Malik Sealy, Adrian Autry, Brian Reese, Jamal Faulkner, Derek Phelps and Khalid Reeves, to name a few. As a senior, he was ranked 75th, by Hoop Scoop, out of all seniors in New York City. During his high school athletic career, he also earned varsity letters in two other sports. Mullings was a stand-out Middle Blocker for the Varsity Volleyball Team. He competed and won a Bronze Medal, as a member of the 1987 New York City Scholastic Volleyball Team, at the Empire State Games. He was also a member of the 1987 and 1988 New York City Junior Olympic Volleyball Team. Mullings was a three-year letter-man in Track & Field; specializing in high jump, long jump, triple jump, and hurdles.
Mullings went on to play collegiate basketball for the NCAA Division I at Long Island University. He played for the Blackbirds for two seasons before transferring to LIU - C.W. Post (NCAA Division II) for his junior and senior campaign, as a Pioneer. While at C.W. Post, Mullings played for New York State Basketball Hall of Fame Coach Tom Galeazzi. His junior year, C.W. Post achieved a record of 26-5 while advancing to the second round of the NCAA Division II National Tournament. In 2000, Mullings earned a B.S. in Public Accountancy from LIU-C.W. Post. In 2005, he completed his MBA (Global Management) from the University of Phoenix.


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For the holidays, I like to see how others decorate their homes to get ideas for my own. This year on the Louisiana Holiday Trail of Lights, six of the cities will be offering holiday home tours. The first home tours start in Shreveport-Bossier spanning two weekends – Dec. 4-5 and Dec. 11-12. Step-on guide Jan Pettiet will take visitors through two private residences on the Candlelight Christmas Home Tours, which will include the Logan Mansion, a magnificent 1897 Queen Ann Victorian home, and the Davis Homeplace, which dates back to 1916. Tour-goers can park at Festival Plaza in downtown Shreveport and board the trolley, which will take them to each home. The cost is $26 per person and tickets must be purchased in advance through Eventbrite. To the west of Shreveport-Bossier, Minden will be offering the Historic District Christmas Candlelight Holiday Tour of Homes, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Dec. 13. Visitors can meet at the Stewart Center, located at 521 East & West Street, to board the shuttle to the homes. The tour includes homes and churches that depict the architecture of downtown including Greek Revival, Spanish Colonial, Victorian and more. The cost is $10 per person and can be purchased on the day of the tour. Natchitoches is bringing back its popular Natchitoches Christmas by Candlelight Holiday Tour of Homes, Dec. 10, 12, 17 and 19. The hour-long tours start at 5 p.m. except Saturday tours, which are 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 13 and 20. Tour-goers will receive a map to navigate from home to home in historic downtown. These tours showcase some of the most beautiful homes in the oldest settlement in Louisiana. Natchitoches celebrates its tri-centennial this year. The cost is $20 per person and can be purchased in advance by calling 800-259-1714. New to the Trail this year, the Holiday Tour of Homes in Alexandria's historic Garden District will open four homes – the Omar Bradley Home on Marye Street, Walter Hill Home on Albert Street, Bottle House on Polk Street and the Scott-Thomas-McDaniel Home on Barrister Street, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Dec. 13. Participants begin their tour at the First United Methodist Church, located at 2727 Jackson Street, where they will board a trolley that stops at each home. The cost is $25 per person and tickets can be purchased in advance through ticket-central.org. For more holiday events, visit www.holidaytrailoflights.com
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Birthdays. Oh, the joy they bring for children! And, let's be honest, adults too! I hate being the center of attention, but I absolutely, wholeheartedly, love celebrating my birthday. I love the hope each new year inspires, I love wondering what I'll achieve in the next 365 days, and I love, more than anything, making a birthday wish. Even better than my own birthday? Celebrating my boys' birthdays. And guess what? We have one in our house this very week! And so it seemed like the perfect time to share this fun and fabulous new picture book, Ten Rules of the Birthday Wish, by Beth Ferry and illustrated by Tom Licthenheld.
In Ten Rules of the Birthday Wish, we learn that there are ten, most definitely ten, "very specific, tried and true, and absolutely essential Rules For The Making of a Birthday Wish." The most important? It must be your birthday, or close to it, obviously. Once rule number one is established, readers are escorted by a bunch of cheerful animals on a romp through the rules, ending with the last and most special one: a reminder that the word "wish" ends in "shhhhh" — so keep that wish quiet and dream about it coming true. So adorable!
This irresistible picture book radiates fun. It brings birthdays and wish making to new heights, making both seem even more special, more exciting, and more impactful to the birthday boy or girl. Ten Rules of the Birthday Wish reminds us of the joy deeply rooted in a day dedicated just for us, as well as the hope and magic inherent in thinking of, and then making, a wish. Whether big or little, a "now" wish or a "future" wish, there is nothing better than knowing that wish is all yours, and only yours, to dream into fruition. This book is SO much fun, especially when you share it with your kids in the week leading up to their birthday! Pickle was grinning and giggling the whole way through, and he can't stop thinking about that special wish he gets to make this week. One thing is for sure - Ten Rules of the Birthday Wish has become a new birthday week tradition in our house!
Want the book? Get it here! Ten Rules of the Birthday Wish, by Beth Ferry and illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld. *This is an affiliate link. HEE received an advanced copy of this book from the publisher, but all opinions expressed herein are completely our own.
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Oh my gosh, do I have a new favorite bedtime book! So you know I like funny books as much as the next one, but my heart is always with beautifully illustrated picture books (especially when they showcase our diverse world!), lyrical writing and a plot that inspires wonder and imagination. And this is precisely why I fell madly in love with Time for Bed, Miyuki, by Roxanne Marie Galliez and illustrated by Seng Soun Ratanavanh. The book tackles a universal problem (I mean, do any of you not struggle getting your kids down at bedtime?!) and is set against an exquisite backdrop adorned with images depicting Japanese culture on every page.
In Time for Bed, Miyuki, sweet Miyuki just doesn't want to go to sleep, despite her grandfather's pleas. Why? There are too many things to do, like water the vegetables, gather the snails and prepare for the arrival of the Dragonfly Queen. With gentleness and patience, her grandfather indulges Miyuki's antics until finally, she is ready for bed and sleep overtakes her.
Time for Bed, Miyuki is utterly captivating, both visually and lyrically. Children and parents alike will be enchanted by the story within the story, by the magical, detailed illustrations, and by Miyuki's sweet and oh-so-familiar stalling techniques that so many kids employ night after night. It doesn't matter where you live, bedtime for children around the world is always met with resistance! The tenderness between Miyuki and her grandfather shines and is sure to inspire the sweetest of slumbers as you kiss your little ones on the forehead and tuck them in for the night. A fun, whimsical beauty — my very favorite kind of book. Two trunks up!
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Thanks to Creepy Carrots, I will never look at carrots in the same way again. Seriously. Never ever again. If your little one is not afraid of some dark humor or the slightly "scary" story, you've got to check out this fabulously quirky book, written by Aaron Reynolds and illustrated by Peter Brown.
In Creepy Carrots, Jasper Rabbit's greed becomes his undoing. Jasper loves carrots, especially the ones that grow in Crackenhopper field. Jasper grabs carrots from the field constantly and can never seem to get enough of them-- until the carrots start following him - or are they? Is Jasper's imagination playing tricks on him, or are the carrots truly creepy-- and out for revenge?
Creepy Carrots has got to be one of the most unique picture books in the world of children's literature. The color palette is dark and gloomy, perfectly setting the scene for a "scary" story. The gray and black scenes make the orange creepy carrots pop, and the illustrations provide a pretty terrific segue for discussing with little ones how art-- especially the selection and utilization of color -- can be used to evoke and convey different emotional experiences. I love how this story explores a child's well founded fears in such an original way. It gives the child's worries significant weight and attention, but then it puts such an unexpected twist on them that the reader is able to laugh about the story in the end, and, simultaneously, relive himself of some of his own anxiety. It helps kids look at situations from alternative perspectives, enabling them to understand that every so often, our fears may arise from some of our own behaviors- behaviors we may just have the power to change. Such a fun and unique read for your home collection! And for even more fun, make sure you get the sequel, Creepy Pair of Underwear. Mark my words — your kids will be obsessed!
Want the books? Get them here! Creepy Carrots and Creepy Pair of Underwear, written by Aaron Reynolds and illustrated by Peter Brown. *These are affiliate links!
I was tremendously close with my grandparents, and so it is that I have a tremendously large soft spot for books depicting intergenerational relationships -- or the ways in which a grandparent's legacy may impact a child's life, adventures or imagination. Ocean Meets Sky, the newest book by the indomitable Fan Brothers, is the most stunning ode to the love one young boy holds for his grandfather and the manner in which the boy chooses to honor his grandfather's memory. Oh, my heart!
In Ocean Meets Sky, Finn decides to honor what would have been his beloved grandfather's 90th birthday by finding a faraway place he learned of from his grandfather's tales - the magical space where ocean meets sky. Finn builds a boat as he had planned to do with his grandfather, preparing to set off on his journey. Before he leaves though, he falls asleep in the boat. Finn awakens to find himself out at sea, and a massive golden fish discovers Finn and leads him to the precise destination described in his grandfather's tales. Finn is guided through one magical marvel after another, only to eventually be beckoned home by his mother's call. When he reaches the seashore Finn knows he's been transformed, and thanks to his grandfather, he experienced the most magical adventure.
Ocean Meets Sky is as stunning in word as it is in illustration. Sparse text allows the exquisitely detailed pictures to impart much of the magic of the story. Reading this feels akin to being in a lush dream, where library islands ignite imagination and boats can take off for the sky. I love the premise of this story- of Finn's longing to find the magical place known only from his grandfather's stories, and the Fan Brother's stunning illustrations will leave children not just spellbound and curious, but totally and utterly captivated. Watch your children and students marvel over each illustration and share their own ideas of what they see on these pages. Ocean Meets Sky will invite them in and grip them with its magic.
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What's in a name? I've always loved that question. Sure, some parents pick names for one reason and one reason only: because they like the way they sound. But many of us pick our children's names for a reason: as a tribute to someone's memory, to honor someone currently living, or because the name has a special definition we hope our sons and daughters will emulate. We picked our boys' names for all of the above reasons, and their names- both their given names and their Hebrew names- are so special to our family. Because I love the derivation of names, I particularly loved Alma and How She Got Her Name, by Juana Martinez-Neal. This book is simply perfect - and absolutely stunning to boot!! It's no wonder it was awarded a 2019 Caldecott Honor!
In Alma, a little girl complains to her father about her long name -- Alma Sofia Esperanza Jose Pura Candela. "It never fits," she tells her Dad. Her frustration prompts a discussion between father and child as to why Alma was given such a long name, and Alma's eyes suddenly open to the legacies she carries with her and the beloved ancestors she was named for. After Alma learns all about her vibrant name, she realizes that it may be the perfect fit after all.
I am in LOVE with everything about this beautiful book: the story, the gorgeous illustrations, the reasons Alma comes to love and celebrate her name, and the way in which it lends itself to so many fabulous activities, either at home or in the classroom. Alma and How She Got Her Name is rich with activity ideas- from having children research the meaning behind their own names, to having kids learn about different cultural traditions for naming babies, to having kids write about the people for whom they were named and how they may emulate the characteristics of those people. The ideas are endless, and this beauty of a book is rife with possibility. Two trunks up for this stunning treasure, one that will stay with you and your children long after the final page is turned.
For a full list of the ALA awards, including the prestigious Caldecott, Newbery, Geisel and Coretta Scott King awards, check out this post of all the 2019 winners! And did you know Alma made our list of Favorite Picture Books of 2018? Don't leave without checking out that post here!
Want the book? Get it here! Alma and How She Got Her Name, by Juana Martinez-Neal. *This is an affiliate link. HEE received an advanced review copy of this book, but all opinions expressed herein are entirely our own.
How many of you have kids who so desperately want to help you out with something ... but instead of helping, they end up creating total chaos instead? And then you don't know whether to laugh or cry -- laugh because the mess they've caused is just so awful that laughing is the only way to keep you from yanking every last strand of your hair out, or cry because it really is THAT AWFUL and you want someone else to fix it so you can simply slink to the ground in defeat? Sound familiar? If so, then Edie is Ever so Helpful, the latest by Sophy Henn, author-illustrator extraordinaire, is a must for your collections.
In Edie is Ever so Helpful, sweet Edie is helpful to everyone around her. In fact, helping is one of the things she is just the best at! Edie is all about using her voice, helping in the kitchen, making sure all the kids are having fun on the playground, and gathering everything her Daddy needs at the grocery store. Every once in a while, though, she may need a bit of a reminder that sometimes, she doesn't need to be quite so good at helping others.
If you want a book that is as charming as it is, well, helpful (no pun intended), Edie is an absolute must. Sometimes the manner in which our kids and students want to assist us simply isn't helpful at all, but it is so challenging to explain this to a little one. Edie is Ever so Helpful is the perfect book to have on hand when you need to gently tell your kids that their way of helping may not be exactly what you need at the moment, but they are no less loved and appreciated for their attempts. When you pair this message with Henn's whimsical art that allows kids to recognize through illustration how Edie's actions may be anything but helpful, you've got an instant winner. Two trunks up!
Want the book? Get it here! Edie is Ever So Helpful, by Sophy Henn. *This is an affiliate link. HEE received an advanced review copy of this book, but all opinions contained herein are expressly our own.
It's Wednesday, and I decided to join in the #wordlesswednesday fun today, because I have some new gorgeous wordless books that I can't wait to share. I know, I know. Wordless books can be intimidating, no doubt. But a good wordless book is worth its weight in gold. Why? With no words, children have to study the illustrations to pick up on story elements. They use their own language to tell the story, and they experiment with beginnings, middles and endings. Through details in the story, kids pick up on important tools such as emotions, weather, and catalysts for particular actions taken by the characters. And most importantly, kids are able to use the powers of their own imaginations in connection with the illustrations to tell their rendition of the story.
Wallpaper, by Thao Lam, is an absolute wonder! This is the story of a young girl who moves with her family to a new home. Outside her window, the child sees some other kids her age in a treehouse, but she is too scared to say hello. With nothing else to do, she picks at a torn piece of wallpaper in her room, and a fantastical journey suddenly ensues. What happens when she discovers a monster on her journey? She's scared, of course, until she realizes the monster simply needs a friend. And he may be just the creature to give her a hefty dose of courage to survive her new circumstances.
If you are new to wordless books, Wallpaper is DEFINITELY one to begin with -- and I don't say that lightly. The collaged illustrations, to start, are breathtaking. Wallpaper also has a clear beginning, middle and end, making it easy for kids to explain what they believe is happening. More importantly, however, the illustrations are concrete enough to give important context, but whimsical enough that kids can be creative with the story. Wallpaper is a unique, and uniquely beautiful, approach to the classic subject of making friends, and I cannot wait to share this one with my students.
Want the book? Get it here! Wallpaper, by Thao Lam. *This is an affiliate link.
If you are interested in additional wordless books, make sure to check out our reviews for these fabulous options: Wolf in the Snow by Matthew Cordell, The Farmer and the Clown by Marla Frazee, and Pool, by JiHyeon Lee.
I always wanted a treehouse as a child -- a treehouse with a staircase to the sky, where I could watch the world like a robin, read my books, and write my stories. It never happened, though. The swaying palm trees in our backyard weren't the most conducive for such a hideaway, my parents told me, so I had to resort to reading about them instead. Oh, how I wish I had Everything You Need for a Treehouse back then! It would have been the perfect antidote for my treehouse-less backyard. Why? Because it is just as magical as I imagine the real thing to be. Magical and mysterious and, no ifs ands or buts about it, absolutely perfect.
In Everything You Need for a Treehouse, lyrically written by Carter Higgins and exquisitely illustrated by Emily Hughes, readers are given "instructions" on what they need to build a treehouse, beginning with time, a look up, and a hefty imagination. The book breathes life into each and every requirement for the house - from gnarled timber to making sure it's tall enough to see sun speckles up close, to a swing and rope and "twisted twine of spun sugar and sap." Together, the story and illustrations sing. Together, they spark magic, ignite imagination, and capture the enchantment and wonder a treehouse rouses in children and adults alike.
Everything You Need for a Treehouse is genius. It's cadence is impeccable, making it a read aloud gem for storytime. The language and vocabulary is challenging yet accessible, so it works just as well for older elementary children as it does for the younger set. The illustrations are unbelievably breathtaking, with details to pore over on every page. And the lyrical prose reads like a dream, one you want to immerse yourself in again and again. Simply put: I may not have had a treehouse as a child, but, my goodness, I certainly do now. Everything You Need for a Treehouse is pure picture book perfection. Without a doubt, this is my favorite release of 2018 to date. Don't walk, run to the bookstore to get this beauty today!
Want the book? Get it here! Everything You Need for a Treehouse, by Carter Higgins. *This is an affiliate link. HEE received an advanced copy of this book, but all opinions expressed herein are entirely our own.
I love walking outside and feeling a gentle breeze on my neck. Even better, I love a blustery, drizzly day, when you can watch the wind whip leaves into a frenzy, all while snuggled under a blanket on the couch with a steaming cup of coffee in your hands. I never actually took the time to think about the wind though - especially how important it is to have structures or trees to break it. Not until I read Kate, Who Tamed the Wind, that is, the fabulous new book written by Liz Garton Scanlon and illustrated by Lee White.
In Kate, Who Tamed the Wind, an old man lives at the tippy-top of a steep, steep hill where a strong wind blows and blows, turning his world upside down and leaving him throwing his hands up in frustration. What to do with all this wind that bangs his shutters and bends his boards and spills his tea? A young girl in an itty-bitty town at the bottom of the hill finds the man's hat that blew out of his house - and after hearing his cry of "what to do?!" carrying on the wind, she finds a solution, too.
I am so in love with the way the prose in this book almost feels like the wind is blowing through the pages. The words are lyrical, the rhythm of the text is musical, and reading it aloud is pitch perfect. This is a beautifully illustrated, breezy story to read with students interested in or learning about ecology. But that's not all -- I love the way it explores friendship, problem solving, and ingenuity, too. Kate, Who Tamed the Wind is perfect -- not just for Earth Day, but all year round. Two trunks up!
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How can you label coral symbiotic protein interactions? With Biotin, of course!
by Chris Menne
Corals are fascinating and beautiful creatures. It's also a fairly safe bet that most everyone would agree with that statement, judging from the millions of tourists and visitors to our world's most famous coral reefs every year, and the billions in generated revenue those reefs provide to the countries which claim them. Coral reefs teem with abundant life, abundant colors (even ones in ranges which our poor eyes need help seeing), and abundant energy. These tiny Cnidarians, distant cousins of anemones and jelly fish, form the framework for some of the largest ecosystems on our planet with often as much or more diversification as a tropical jungle.
Yet, just as humans are integrally dependent on the bacteria that reside within us to survive, coral are just as dependent on a tiny algea called Symbiodinium. Symbiodinium comprise a large group of dinoflagellates, which is a group of marine, photosynthetic eukaryotes that includes algaes, protists and plankton. They become engulfed by the coral endoderm where they live on in a symbiotic relationship, providing photosynthetic nutrition in exchange for inorganic molecules they could not otherwise get. The system works amazingly well, but though studied extensively, is still quite mysterious. Even more important, our coral reefs are faced with various destructive dilemmas such as polluted or warming oceans, physical damage from the bottom scraping of fishing ships, carelessness of tourists…the list goes on. Warming trends have been known to cause a problem called "coral bleaching". This bleaching is caused by a disassociation of the corals and Symbiodinium or a loss of chlorophyll within the algae. Bleaching also causes a host of other problems for the coral, increased disease, declined calcification, etc. that spells destruction for the ecosystem. Because of these problems, scientists are keen to better understand the relationship between host and symbiont.
Enter a group from the National Sun Yat-Sen University in Taiwan, under Chii-Shiarng Chen, who are delving into the protein interactions of these two organisms. They are studying the symbiotic gastrodermal cells (SGCs) which play an integral role in the association of the Symbiodinium and the coral endoderm.They harvested SGCs from amputated coral tentacles and utilized the biotin-streptavidin interaction to label the SGCs with biotin and later label the biotin with a green fluorescent streptavidin for confocal imaging. Further purification of the surface membrane proteins allowed for 2-D electrophoresis and LC-MS analysis which allowed them to distinguish 44 protein spots on the 2-D gel and identify 19 of the proteins through the LC-MS as molecular chaperons, actin filaments, involved in energy production or miscellaneous cellular functions!
While these results don't explain the process of the symbiotic relationship between coral and Symbiodinium, it does begin to illuminate the players in the protein interactions that make the relationship work. With that background, Chen's group (or other groups) can continue to blast away at this interaction, and by understanding, perhaps prevent more damage from occurring on one of the most marvelous and dynamic ecosystems our world has to offer.
Li, H. H., Huang, Z. Y., Ye, S. P., Lu, C. Y., Cheng, P. C., Chen, S. H., & Chen, C. S. (2014). Membrane Labeling of Coral Gastrodermal Cells by Biotinylation: The Proteomic Identification of Surface Proteins Involving Cnidaria-Dinoflagellate Endosymbiosis. PloS one, 9(1), e85119.
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The Poems and Songs of James Campbell of Ballynure : with additional songs not before published.
The opening page shows the signature of a J. Theodore Speeres, a previous owner; this signature also appears on Andrew McKenzie's Poems and Songs on Different Subjects which can be viewed on this site. The last page of the Preface is labelled iiv as opposed to vii: an obvious printing error.
The Coventry bus ticket shown on the last page of the text was located inside Congal and is an aide memoire of Hewitt's time in Coventry where he was Art Director at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum.
In the second stanza of The Isle in a Boundless Sea, located on page 128, the word 'fountains' has been changed by hand to 'foundations'; it is not known whether Hewitt made this alteration.
The opening page shows an inscription from the author to a Mr James Andrews dated 27th July 1846. James Andrews also owned Hewitt's copy of Samuel Ferguson's Lays of the Western Gael and other poems.
The opening page shows the signature of a J. Theodore Speeres [?], a previous owner; this signature also appears on James Campbell's The Poems and Songs of James Campbell of Ballynure : with additional songs not before published which can be viewed on this site. Unfortunately pages 151 to 154 are missing from this text.
There appears to be extra pages in this text in the Subscribers' Names section: pages x, and ix, as opposed to x and xi, follow pages viii and ix and are subsequently followed by pages x and xi.
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Geoffrey C. Hazard Jr., a leading scholar of legal ethics, died on January 10, 2018. He served as acting dean of Yale SOM from 1980 to 1981 and played a significant role in shaping the school in its early years. He was on the faculty of Yale Law School from 1971 to 1994 and more recently was the Trustee Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and the Miller Professor of Law at the University of California Hastings College of the Law. He was 88.
Read an obituary on the Penn Law website.


As a longtime smoker should I be screened for lung cancer?
I'm a longtime smoker. Do I need to be screened for lung cancer even if I don't have any symptoms?
Until recently, my answer would have been "no." In the not-too-distant past, screening of people without symptoms — even smokers who were at high risk — was judged useless for lung cancer.
That's because screening for lung cancer involved using standard chest X-rays, and they produced too many "false positive" results: They identified "spots" in the lungs that were harmless. And they also produced too many "false negative" results: They failed to find small, early and potentially curable cancers. When screening chest X-rays found lung cancer, it was big and old enough that it usually already was incurable.
Computed tomography (CT) scans of the lungs, however, take much clearer pictures than standard chest X-rays. Studies in recent years have shown that when people are at high risk for developing lung cancer, CT scans find many more small, early and potentially curable lung cancers — with an acceptable number of "false positive" results. Most important, the evidence is that current types of CT do not just find cancers early; they also save lives among people who are at high risk for getting lung cancer.
After advising for many years against screening for lung cancer (with standard chest X-rays or other techniques), the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) reviewed the latest studies. It now recommends yearly tests for people at high risk for lung cancer. The USPSTF is a group of experts in evaluating scientific studies and in preventive medicine.
Specifically, the USPSTF recommends annual, low-dose computed tomography (CT) scans of the lungs for high-risk adults ages 55 to 79. You are considered high-risk if you have smoked for at least 30 "pack-years." This could be 30 years of smoking one pack a day, 15 years at two packs a day, or other equivalent combinations. Screening is recommended for anyone in this group who is a current smoker or has quit in the last 15 years.
Any kind of X-ray — and CT scans use X-rays — involves radiation. Fortunately, the CT scanners that are used to screen for lung cancer involve relatively little radiation. Most experts agree that the radiation risks from screening with these scanners are very small.
When it comes to lung cancer, however, prevention remains even more important than early detection. And the biggest change you can make to prevent lung cancer is not to smoke. If you smoke now, commit to quit.
Behavior programs, such as one-on-one counseling and support groups.
Nicotine replacement, available in many forms including skin patches, chewing gum, lozenges, nasal spray or inhalers.
Quit-smoking medications such as varenicline (Chantix) and buproprion (Zyban).
Hypnosis, acupuncture and other alternative treatments.
If you fall into the USPSTF high-risk categories, talk to your doctor. The sooner you begin to be screened, the earlier these tests might detect a tumor. I've certainly changed my practice since the USPSTF published its opinion.


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O rio Pônsul, ou Ponsul, é um rio de Portugal que atravessa os municípios de Idanha-a-Nova (onde nasce) e Castelo Branco. É um afluente da margem direita do rio Tejo. Desagua perto de Monte Fidalgo, entre as freguesias de Perais e Malpica do Tejo, traçando no seu troço final a fronteira entre os municípios de Castelo Branco e de Vila Velha de Ródão.

Tem a sua nascente a 650 Metros de altitude, na Serra do Ramiro, onde, somente a 2 Km de distância da nascente, é barrado pela Barragem de Penha Garcia dando oriegem à respetiva albufeira.

Tem como afluente principal o Rio Torto que começa como Ribeira das Taliscas e muda de nome devido ao seu trajeto serpentil.

Tem 2 represas, a de Penha Garcia e a de Idanha (Marechal de Carmona)

Afluentes
 Ribeira da Farropinha
 Ribeira da Nave
 Ribeira da Nogueira de Alpreade
 Ribeira das Casas
 Ribeira das Fragas
 Ribeira de Alcafozes
 Ribeira de Alfividra
 Ribeira de Caldelas
 Ribeira de Canelas
 Ribeira de Monsanto
 Ribeira de Rio de Moinhos
 Ribeira de São Sebastião (Ribeirinha)
 Ribeira de Vale de Esquivo
 Ribeira de Vidigal
 Ribeira do Amial
 Ribeira do Barco
 Ribeira do Cagavaio
 Ribeira do Freixial
 Ribeira do Valmedra
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April Home Concert with The Mighty Popo April 6, 2013
The Mighty Popo – Saturday, 6pm April 6, 2013 – SOLD OUT!
Our season finale! Not to be missed!
The Mighty Popo is a Rwandan/Burundian refugee/survivor whose music is steeped in African tradition.
Since coming to Canada, his musical star has steadily risen as a member of the 2004 Juno Award-winning African Guitar Summit, his solo work (his latest, Gakondo, was nominated for the 2011 Juno Awards) and his performances at high-profile shows — including the Canadian edition of Bob Geldof's Live 8 concerts and CBC Radio's Maple Leaf Mojo Meets New Orleans Gumbo benefit concert, broadcast live across Canada.
Escape….preview his amazing CD Gakondo on iTunes…please please
Gakondo is a journey to his Rwandan roots.
Popo spent time researching the origins and the fusion of traditional African sounds, working with traditional musicians and learning about the rich poetry of the Royal Court (Ibwami).
He tells the story of an entire culture as he revisits traditional songs of praise for the achievements of kings along with the timeless themes of love and loss. His lyrics are in Kinyarwanda, Rwanda's only indigenous language.
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GRAMMY PARTY – THE ROOTS Jam Session at THE HOTEL CAFE, Los Angeles with: LENNY KRAVITZ, JOHN LEGEND, ANDRA DAY, LEON BRIDGES & More!
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Tower Of God Season 2: Renewed? Will The Anime Return? All The Latest Details!
Tower Of God was one of the most anticipated anime adaptations of the recent year, and now after its premiere, the fans are looking for Tower Of God Season 2. The debut season of the anime was a blockbuster. It lived up to its hype and met the expectation of the manhwa readers. Therefore now they are eagerly waiting for its second season. So will they ever be able to see it? Here are all the latest details.
Tower Of God is a Japanese dark fantasy anime series. It is an adaptation of the manhwa of the same name by S.I.U. The manhwa has been publishing since 2010 and is immensely popular among the fans. Its anime adaptation made its debut on April 1, 2020, and ran for thirteen episodes. The fans saw its last episode on June 24 of the same year. The entire series met with a great reception from the viewers as well as the critics.
Tower Of God Season 2: Renewal Status!
The manhwa series of the same title is insanely popular among the readers. By February 2020, the manhwa series has received 4.5 Billion views globally. Therefore, the makers have very high expectations from the anime series as well. And the anime successfully fulfilled them all.
Despite all that facts, the makers haven't greenlit Tower Of God Season 2. They haven't provided any update on its renewal status. Since they neither renewed nor canceled the anime series, therefore its fate is still up in the air. However, it hasn't been an entire year since the completion of its first season. Therefore it is too soon to expect a renewal as the anime series even got a renewal after several years.
Is There Enough Source Material?
The manhwa series has been publishing since 2010. From 2019, the makers began to collect individual chapters to release them as volumes. So far, they have been released in four volumes. But there is a lot of chapters that still remain beyond those four volumes. The anime series only ran for 13 episodes. And it is almost impossible to adapt a source material that took an entire decade to publish only in a 13-episode season. Therefore, the makers still have a lot of source material to create Tower Of God Season 2. They can even make two more seasons of this critically acclaimed series.
Tower Of God Season 2: Will The Anime Ever Return?
As we mentioned above, it has not even been a year since the fans saw the finale of its debut season, and the fans already began to create petitions for the renewal of its second season. The popularity of the anime series is on another level, and the fans want its second season desperately. Both the manhwa and the anime series made a lot of profit for its creators as well. So, it seems like all the odds are currently in favor of Tower Of God Season 2. The fans can expect that the makers will officially renew the anime for its second season very soon.


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Magnetic Quantum Fluid: Extremely Fluid in Two Ways
Experimental setup for the demonstration of the coexistence of superfluids in ultracold atomic clouds in the "Synthetic Quantum Systems" research group. | © Florian Freundt (Heidelberg)
Heidelberg physicists demonstrate the coexistence of superfluids in ultracold atomic clouds.
Two superfluids can exist at the same time in ultracold atomic clouds. Until now, their coexistence could not be observed experimentally. Now, however, physicists from Heidelberg University have demonstrated such a magnetic quantum fluid – it is fluid in two ways – in an atomic gas. Researchers led by Prof. Dr Markus Oberthaler have succeeded in preparing this state in clouds of ultracold rubidium atoms and to characterise it in detail. The results of their research were published in the journal "Nature Physics".
Fluids as we know them from daily life do not flow without resistance. Large pumps and turbines are needed to move water, and honey flows slowly off a spoon. This is caused by the fluid's inner friction, through which motional energy is ultimately converted into heat. This can be radically different in a quantum fluid – something that is closely linked to the phenomenon of Bose-Einstein condensation.
A Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) is a special quantum mechanical state of an atomic gas that is reached at very cold temperatures. A cloud of individual atoms in this state collectively behaves as a single fluid. This quantum fluid is able to flow without resistance – it is superfluid. According to Prof. Oberthaler, in recent decades atomic Bose-Einstein condensates were created from very different types of atoms such as sodium and rubidium, but more recently also from more "exotic" atoms like erbium and dysprosium.
However, most of these atoms also exhibit internal degrees of freedom – they have a spin and behave like small magnets. This can, in principle, also give rise to the phenomenon of Bose-Einstein condensation, but this has not been experimentally observed yet, as Markus Oberthaler, a researcher at the Kirchhoff Institute for Physics, explains. This demonstration has now become possible with an ultracold cloud of rubidium atoms.
Usually, a Bose-Einstein condensate is prepared through so-called evaporative cooling. This works much like the cooling of coffee in a cup by blowing on it. The fastest atoms at the surface of the coffee are blown away and one waits until the remaining atoms come to rest at a cooler temperature. This is extremely difficult for the spin, which is why the Heidelberg physicists chose another method.
"We initialised the system far from equilibrium and waited until the rubidium atoms reached a new state of equilibrium. What at first seemed less intuitive turned out to be extremely efficient," states Dr Maximilian Prüfer. The study's lead author was a member of Prof. Oberthaler's research group and is now with TU Wien (Austria).
To create and trace this state, the researchers used unique detection and perturbation methods especially developed for this purpose. They observed that not only did the motional degree of freedom become superfluid but the spin as well. Magnetic quantum fluids can thereby become extremely fluid in two ways. "Our new research methods allow us not only to characterise the condensate but will also allow us to better understand the path from non-equilibrium to that state," explains Markus Oberthaler, head of the "Synthetic Quantum Systems" research group, which is also part of the STRUCTURES Cluster of Excellence of Heidelberg University.
The experimental physicists collaborated with the research group of Prof. Dr Jürgen Berges at the Institute for Theoretical Physics to calculate the theoretical predictions for the experimental observables. To achieve agreement between the calculations and the results of the experiment, an extremely cold temperature had to be assumed. "That surprised us all and will be the topic of further investigations for independent verification," state the authors of the "Nature Physics" paper.
The work was conducted as part of Collaborative Research Centre 1225, "Isolated Quantum Systems and Universality in Extreme Conditions" (ISOQUANT) of Heidelberg University.
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M. Prüfer, D. Spitz, S. Lannig, H. Strobel, J. Berges & M.K. Oberthaler: Condensation and thermalization of an easy-plane ferromagnet in a spinor Bose gas. Nature Physics (13 October 2022), https://doi.org/10.1038/s41567-022-01779-6
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The Inland Steel Fleet
For nearly ninety years, lake freighters belonging to the Inland Steel fleet transported the raw materials required for the manufacture of steel at their owner's industrial complex at Indiana Harbor, Indiana. This volume traces the history of this company's involvement in the Great Lakes shipping industry throughout most of the twentieth century, achievements in which included the commissioning of groundbreaking vessels such as the steamers Wilfred Sykes and Edward L. Ryerson.
In addition to chronicling the marine operations of the Inland Steel Company, this book also includes complete historical accounts for each of the ten vessels that served in the steel maker's fleet over its long history.
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Reorganization and Expansion 1936-1960
During a special meeting held on April 3, 1936, the stockholders of the Inland Steamship Company approved a resolution to discontinue further business and to dispose of the corporation's property and assets following the payment of outstanding debts. Thirteen days later, the company announced plans to place its three steamers up for sale at an auction scheduled for May 1, 1936 at Chicago, Illinois. Despite the outward appearance of these events, the Inland Steel Company had no intention to liquidate its marine fleet interests.
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Sailing into Troubled Waters 1980-1998
At the beginning of the 1980 shipping season, the Inland Steel fleet stood at six vessels with a single trip carrying capacity of 129,000 gross tons. Ranging in age from the 72-year old E. J. Block to the modern Joseph L. Block, the fleet represented a microcosm of Great Lakes freighter design stretching back to the beginning of the twentieth century. With an average age of 39.2 years, the vessels in this fleet owed their longevity to the singular purpose of providing the Inland Steel Company with a dedicated method of transporting its raw materials.
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Steamer Edward L. Ryerson
Designed by the naval architecture firm H. C. Downer & Associates of Cleveland, Ohio, the Inland Steel Company chose Manitowoc Shipbuilding of Manitowoc, Wisconsin to build their new $8 million steamer. This contract was unique in the fact that with the exception of the motor vessel The Inland, every ship operated by the Inland fleet up to this time had come from the yards of the American Ship Building Company or that firm's subsidiary, the West Bay City Shipbuilding Company. Optimized specifically for the transport of iron ore, the cabins of this vessel incorporated a number of modernistic aesthetic features styled by industrial designer Karl Brocken.
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Mthatha taxi violence leaves commuters stranded
Key Eastern Cape route closed to taxis
28 March 2017 | By Nombulelo Damba-Hendrik News | Mthatha
A taxi was set alight last week in Mgonyame village between Libode and Port St Johns last week. Photo supplied
Taxis have been banned from the busy route between Mthatha and Port St Johns for six weeks following taxi violence, leaving commuters stranded.
Four men have appeared in court in Ngqeleni in connection with the violence which has claimed four lives this month, bringing the total number of victims to 30 in a year.
The men are facing charges ranging from murder and attempted murder to possession of an unlicensed firearm, ammunition and dangerous weapons. They were arrested last week after two people were killed and eight injured when about 20 men armed with bush knives, pangas and guns barged into Ntlanza taxi rank near Libode last week stabbing, shooting and hacking people. A taxi was set alight.
This followed the shooting of a couple involved in the taxi industry in their home in Thabo Mbeki Township in Libode.
Uncedo Taxi Association (Usta) and Border Alliance Taxi Association (Bata) are fighting over the R61 route between Mthatha, Port St Johns and Lusikisiki. Both claim the route belongs to them.
Last year in November, the two associations signed a peace accord but violence erupted again this month.
On 24 March the Eastern Cape MEC for Transport Weziwe Tikana closed down taxi operations on the R61 between Mthatha and Port St Johns for six weeks.
Among taxi ranks closed are Circus Triangle rank in Mthatha, the Ntlaza taxi rank, Port St Johns and Ngqeleni taxi ranks. People who need to travel between these towns have to resort to hitch hiking.
GroundUp spoke to some commuters who live in Libode and work in Mthatha. Most welcomed Tikana's decision to close the taxi ranks, saying this would be a wake-up call for taxi owners as they would lose money. But those who had transport contracts with taxi drivers are struggling.
Sisanda Malgas from Ngqeleni, said she had to hitch-hike from Ngqeleni to Mthatha. She had just returned from sick leave after narrowly escaping being attacked inside a taxi going home to Ngqeleni last week.
"I was lucky because I was about to get off. A bakkie full of men started stoning the taxi. The driver quickly stopped and told us to all jump. We were only three left. We jumped, and they chased the taxi away. Since then, I have been scared to take a taxi again," she said.
Malgas said she and her other colleagues had a contract with the taxi, which was part of Bata, and wished the taxi violence would end.
Other people affected with the closure of taxi ranks are students who study in Mthatha. Lulama Njani from Ngqeleni told GroundUp she had to hire a small car to take her two children to school until school closes on Friday.
She had to borrow R400 from a neighbour to pay for her children's transport.
"We are happy that the MEC is doing something to solve the taxi violence but we are really struggling a lot," she said.
"Most people rely on hitch-hiking; you can see how they rush, pushing each other just to find transport to work," she said.
Priscilla Shozi from Lusikisiki, who studies in East London, said she was worried that she would not be able to go home next week if taxi ranks were not reopened.
Usually, she takes a taxi from East London to Mthatha, then another taxi from Mthatha to Lusikisiki.
"There's no other way to Lusikisiki; we have to pass Mthatha. If there are no taxis, then I must forget about going home," she said.
Spokesperson for Usta OR Tambo branch, Bishop Zola Yolelo, said the two associations had met last week Friday and were in talks about ending the violence.
SA Police Service Commissioner of the Eastern Cape Liziwe Ntshinga commended the police for the arrests of the seven men. "We will continue to put the safety of commuters first and intolerance and violence will not be allowed," she said.
Ntshinga said the task team on taxi violence had been provided with additional resources from the National Intervention Unit, Public Order Policing, and detectives and intelligence officers.
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Bringing community together at Portland's Newest Cohousing Community means different things for different community members. For some it will be a move across town into their first home that they own or a home where they can age in place, for others—like Rebecca—it means moving to a community they have visited and enjoyed.
We are rapidly approaching a tipping point at Cathedral Park Cohousing, bringing together members from across Portland, across the Pacific Northwest, and beyond. As Rebecca prepares to move to St Johns she is doing her homework. She is making sure that she is ready to take advantage of all that this amazing region has to offer.
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Rebecca has been hard at work, pulling together the resources she needs to take make herself ready to explore Portland and the surrounding area. She's ordered and received maps from Portland DOT and of Forest Park and also just scored a hidden Pacific NW book from a neighbor's free box.
A Bit About Rebecca
Rebecca introduced herself to the community saying: "I grew up in Detroit but have lived in the SF Bay Area for a long time. A perfect day would be an invigorating hike which doesn't involve a long car ride nor crowds of humans, accompanied by one or a small group of friends. I wish that I had more time for books, podcasts, exercise and time in nature. I enjoy many foods & cuisines so it's hard to choose a favorite but I really appreciate seasonal produce from the farmers market. And I love bread! I would like to learn to successfully complete small home repairs and improvements and also increase my very basic command of Portuguese."
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