High spot prices have coincided with backwardation (January 22017) and contango (May 211).
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The other message from the oil curve is that high spot prices will not last.
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Starbursts don't just deserve a high spot on our ranking; they also deserve your respect.
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These days, soccer holds a pretty high spot in the pecking order of Clark Hunt's family.
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WILLIAMS: So, my favorite is to find a high spot in Washington D.C. to watch the fireworks.
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After touching a more than two-month high, spot gold last added 0.3 percent to $1,290.00 an ounce.
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If a seller can game Amazon's algorithm to win a high spot for their brand, they can out-sell household names.
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She found a high spot where she could climb every day in hope of catching the attention of cars driving across the cliff.
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Although I initially gave this a pretty high spot in my breakfast ranking, I've had some time to think and the hype has died down.
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Low coal inventories at Indian power stations have helped extend demand for spot LNG purchases despite relatively high spot prices which Indian buyers typically avoid paying.
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In 2014 power from conventional dams dipped because of a dry spell, forcing electricity companies to buy from gas- and coal-powered generators at high spot prices.
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They switched back and forth briefly before Bezos retook the top spot, which he has mostly held onto ever since, although Gates currently has the high spot.
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When the toddlers started digging in the dirt of what will soon be a grassy apron in front of the Hills' high spot, it was time to leave.
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Boooooooy. Much like his actions in The Last of Us, it's hard to justify Joel's inclusion on the list, let alone giving him such a high spot in our rankings.
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Thanks to high spot prices of up to $20 per mmBtu over past years, producers and buyers were keen to sign long-term contracts that guaranteed supplies at stable prices.
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Brent Rahe, Coast Guard vessel traffic supervisor at Port Arthur, said there's a high spot in the river that could hinder vessels near the Beaumont port and Exxon Mobil's refinery.
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Styles' limber, seemingly indestructible body allows Ambrose to indulge in that high-spot he craves, where he can just do something stupid and not hurt the other guy too badly.
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The first corpse was found near the tip of City Hall Park in January — the body of a red-tailed hawk that had dropped dead from some high spot onto the sidewalk.
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The reason why the Hilton Honors Surpass Card earns a high spot on this list of top hotel cards is because of how easy it is to earn a free night via credit card spending.
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The surge is made possible by high-quality performers with social-media-ready personalities, an arms race to pull off the craziest GIF-friendly high spot, and a WWE-weaned fanbase yearning for something grittier than Monday Night Raw.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 18 (Reuters) - European prompt power prices fell sharply early on Wednesday as thermal supply rose and traders said cold weather was already factored in, while prices on the forwards curve gained as the rest of the market adjusted to recent high spot levels.
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The sunlight came and went, still burning off the remaining cloud cover and playing across the manicured gardens of the converted textile mill, looking out over the valley and village below — the same high spot where the colonizing Spanish built a church to symbolize god's reign over all things earthly.
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The Musket is the school newspaper, and has notable popularity around Lexington. Until 1965, the school newspaper was called The High-Spot.
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Several anime and manga publications have provided praise for Saitō. His fight scenes in the series, in particular, have also been acclaimed. While reviewing the volume 7 from the manga, Mania Entertainment writer Megan Lavey applauded the fight between Himura Kenshin and Saito Hajime at the Kamiya Dojo as the "high spot of the [Kyoto Arc] high spot". In the volume 14 review for the manga, Lavey described the end of the fight between Saitō and Usui as "very gruesome and not for the faint of heart".
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This could involve removing a high spot on a recently restored tooth, or even a high spot on a non-recently restored tooth that perhaps moved into hyperocclusion. It could also involve altering one's parafunctional habits, such as refraining from chewing on pens or biting one's fingernails. For a bruxer, treatment of the patient's primary occlusal trauma could involve selective grinding of certain interarch tooth contacts or perhaps employing a nightguard to protect the teeth from the greater than normal occlusal forces of the patient's parafunctional habit. For someone who is missing enough teeth in non-strategic positions so that the remaining teeth are forced to endure a greater per square inch occlusal force, treatment might include restoration with either a removable prosthesis or implant-supported crown or bridge.
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The Lesotho Highlands form a localized high spot on the Central Plateau. This is because it is capped by a 1,400 m thick layer of erosion resistant lavaGeological Map of South Africa, Lesotho and Swaziland. (1970). Council for Geoscience, Geological Survey of South Africa. which welled up and spread across most of Southern Africa when it was still part of Gondwana.
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The film was shot at various locations in Utah County, Utah. The high school and tractor scenes were filmed in and around Payson and Payson High School. The church scenes were filmed in American Fork and the steel mill was the Geneva Steel mill in Vineyard. The drive-in scenes were filmed in Provo at what was then the "High Spot" restaurant.
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Recognising the importance of the Moscow exhibition as "the high spot of the project," Steichen attended its opening and made copious photographs of the event. The original prints from Copy 3 exhibited in the permanent collection at Clervaux Castle in Luxembourg have been restored twice, once in the 1990s and more comprehensively during a closure of the museum in the years 2010-2013.
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Perkins, Wheeler & Will was responsible for the bulk of the early design. They interviewed students and teachers about the project and sat in on classes. They had to design the building for the modest sum of $287,000 in construction cost. A site for the school was selected on Crow Island, a high spot in the Skokie Marsh bordering the Crow Island Woods.
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A thousand meters or so in all directions, the land rises gently back to the valley floor, enclosing the sites in a karstic basin. Since Holland's discovery, professional and avocational archaeologists have been aware of the occurrence of Clovis and Cumberland fluted points in abundance within this complex, and almost every high spot within the locale exhibits evidence of culture.
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Height differences measuring less than a millimeter can cause pain. Dentists, therefore, routinely check that any new restoration is in harmony with the bite and forces are distributed correctly over many teeth using articulating paper. If the high spot is quickly eliminated, the pain disappears and there is no permanent harm. Over-tightening of braces can cause periodontal pain and, occasionally, a periodontal abscess.
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The village was named in honor of a certain Sheikh Yassin whose tomb was in a mosque, or shrine located just outside the village, on a high spot, dominating the surrounding area.Canaan, 1927, p. 4 The village guesthouse, or Madafeh, was located opposite the shrine.Canaan, 1927, pp. 16, 287 Edward Robinson noted the village in 1838,Robinson and Smith, 1841, vol 2, p. 141.
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Different Like You is the fourth full-length album by Australian garage rock band Rocket Science. It was produced by guitarist Paul Maybury and recorded at the Maybury's newly established studio, Secret Location Studios. Following their departure from the Modular Recordings label was released on new Australian label - High Spot Recordings - on 26 July 2008. An Australian tour in May 2008 revolved around the release of the first single "Psychic Man".
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Sunnycroft is a 2-1/2 story wood frame house, resting on a fieldstone foundation. It is located on Locust Hill, a high spot overlooking the center of Limerick, and its foundation is exposed on the east side. The southern facade has a significantly projecting gabled portico, supported by two-story fluted Doric columns. This portico has a modillioned cornice, and a fanlight window in the gable pediment.
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KOBY couldn't keep up and eventually changed to KKHI "The HIGH spot on your radio dial" playing middle of the road music. It later switched to classical music. Guided by programmer Chuck Blore, KEWB "Color Radio - Channel 91" adopted the same on-air approach Blore implemented at Los Angeles sister station 980 KFWB. It played the current best-selling hits, added amusing format elements, and employed energetic, funny disc jockeys.
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Sutcliffe's high spot was singing "Love Me Tender", which drew more applause than the other Beatles, and increased the friction between him and McCartney. Lennon also started to criticise Sutcliffe, making jokes about Sutcliffe's size and playing. On 5 December 1960, Harrison was sent back to Britain for being under-age. McCartney and Best were deported for attempted arson at the Bambi Kino, which left Lennon and Sutcliffe in Hamburg.
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One unusual Pullman, the York manufactured in 1903-1917, featured six wheels. The axles were evenly spaced, so that while the endmost two axles were in their conventional fore and aft locations, the middle two wheels were the powered wheels and sat directly under the passenger seats. When the car reached a particularly high spot in the road, it had a tendency to see-saw. One of these models was involved in an early crash.
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In 1636, the churchwarden reported that "our churchyard is not well fenced ... [for] Tyme out of mynde, it hath not been used for a buryall place". The church was reopened in 1891 and the churchyard came back into use, although were given up in 1934 when a road was built. Hangleton's ancient parish church, St Helen's Church, stands in a high spot on windy, exposed downland, and its scattered tombs and gravestones are badly weathered.
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Eston Nab is also used by Bauer Teesside as a site for digital radio masts – broadcasting local radio from this convenient high spot. The advent of these communication towers was controversial when they were first installed, because the monument at Eston Nab, and the skyline that it was part of, had become such a familiar symbol of the area. As part of the mast installation a road was extended to the summit of the Nab.
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After he was refused a sufficiently high spot on the electoral list of La France Insoumise in the 2019 European Parliament election in France his support for the party ended and he called for an abstention in the election. He became a vocal supporter and lawyer of the Yellow vests movement and a critic of President of France Emmanuel Macron thereafter. In 2018 he outed the homosexuality of his former class-mate Gabriel Attal on Twitter.
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The largest of these transactions was PPL's 1998 purchase of 13 plants from Montana Power (leaving NorthWestern Energy - the buyer of the former Montana Power transmission and distribution systems - vulnerable to high "spot" prices on the energy market). This added over 2,500 MW of capacity and was the largest expansion in PPL's history. In 2014, those hydroelectric facilities were sold to NorthWestern. In 2010, PPL completed the acquisition of two regulated utilities in Kentucky — Louisville Gas and Electric and Kentucky Utilities.
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John's rise in importance during the years of civil war can be judged from the high spot in which his name appears in the witness lists of many Cypriot charters in the following years. In 1232, he was second only to John of Ibelin among the witnesses to the treaty of King Henry I of Cyprus with the Republic of Genoa.Lamonte, "Lords of Caesarea", 157 n. 85, citing the Liber jurium reipublicae Genuensis, the oldest codex of which dates to 1254.
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A third studio album, Bantam Cock, followed in 1972. Its title track became a folk standard and was covered by folk singer Fred Wedlock, folk group the Corries and comedian Jasper Carrott among others. Other songs included "Isabel Makes Love upon National Monuments", "Sister Josephine", and "Brother Gorilla", an English adaptation of Georges Brassens' "Le gorille". In 1973 he opened for Brassens when he performed at the inauguration of the Sherman Theatre in Cardiff, which he would describe as the high spot of his career.
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A Northern League Cup win in 1955/56 was the solitary high spot. In 1980, the club played their first match at home under floodlights and improved their league fortunes, finishing third on three occasion in the early 1980s. The Bankers also enjoyed some cup success, just missing out on reaching the First Round Proper of the FA Cup in 1985–86 and reaching the Quarter Finals of the FA Trophy, losing 2–0 to Enfield in front of a crowd of over 3,000.
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During the early days, long before the advent of automobiles, there was a stage route from Chateaugay to the Banner House landing. From here a small steamer-- first the Adirondack and later the Emma-- made regular trips up through the Narrows and around the Upper Lake, stopping at every dock to deliver mail and supplies. The arrival of this little steamer was the high spot in the day's activities at all the camps. People felt a personal responsibility in meeting the boat and getting the latest news.
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The annual debt service on the library bonds is currently being paid from $3.2 million it receives annually from the Athletics Association. In 1994, construction began on the new library, which was named after William T. Young, the first large donor to the project. The site's location was a "high spot between two sinkholes," which required the burying of 202 steel-reinforced concrete caissons into the soil to prevent the structure from sinking or tilting. The library was dedicated on April 3, 1998 at a cost of $58 million.
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On 15 June, King Henry began moving north east toward Newark after receiving news that Lincoln had crossed the River Trent. Around nine in the morning of 16 June, King Henry's forward troops, commanded by the Earl of Oxford, encountered the Yorkist army assembled in a single block, on a brow of Rampire Hill surrounded on three sides by the River Trent at the village of East Stoke. Their right flank was anchored on a high spot known as Burham Furlong. Henry's army was divided into three battles, of which Oxford led the vanguard.
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A variation between 995 pounds and 1003 pounds would be characterized as an 8-pound radial force variation (RFV). RFV can be expressed as a peak-to-peak value, which is the maximum minus minimum value, or any harmonic value as described below. Some tire manufactures mark the sidewall with a red dot to indicate the location of maximal radial force and runout, the high spot. A yellow dot indicates the point of least weight. Use of the dots is specified in Technology Maintenance Council's performance standard RP243.
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Bouquet searched the area for some time to find a site that was both defensible and had access to fresh water. Since he could find no spot in the area with both these characteristics, the builders placed the fort on a high spot and devised an innovative fortified elevated gallery that provided access to and water from the Juniata River. It is believed that Fort Bedford was the only fort ever constructed in America with this arrangement. The exact location of the fort has been lost to history.
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According to McCartney, Sutcliffe was a "typical art student", with bad skin and pimples, but his reputation grew after he began wearing tight trousers and dark Ray-Ban sunglasses. Sutcliffe's high spot was singing "Love Me Tender", which drew more applause than when the other Beatles sang, increasing the friction between himself and McCartney. Lennon also started to criticise Sutcliffe; making jokes about Sutcliffe's size and playing. While Sutcliffe is often described in Beatles' biographies as appearing very uncomfortable onstage, and often playing with his back to the audience, Best denies this, recalling Sutcliffe as usually good-natured and "animated" before an audience.
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When rising incomes led to cars, coaches and air travel for more people, a wider range of existing places became more accessible and new opportunities were created. This fuelled rising expectations, so Cleethorpes all too often turned from the choice to a choice to a poor choice. For those who still went to Cleethorpes the miniature railway turned from a high spot to one of many things to being seen as pretty ordinary. Cleethorpes Borough Council (CBC) made significant investment in the line, seeking to augment purely pleasure riding with public transport functions, such as transporting people to and from the Zoo.
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Rutenkinder (birch children) lead the historical parade on Ruten Monday Rutenfest (literally birch whip festival) is an annual town festival in Ravensburg, Upper Swabia, Germany. At the end of the school term (usually in July), local pupils and adult citizens take part in many Rutenfest events including a parade watched by tens of thousands of spectators. Rutenfest is generally considered the high spot of Ravensburg's city life. Alumni of local schools flock back to their hometown, to meet family and friends at the events officially organized by the Rutenfest Commission, and at hundreds of private parties.
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One of his compositions, "Stardust", was inspired by Beiderbecke's improvisations, with a cornet phrase reworked by Carmichael into the song's central theme.Sudhalter, Stardust Melody, pp. 108–110. In his Carmichael biography, Sudhalter actually charts the similarities between recorded Beiderbecke solos in "Singin' the Blues", "Jazz Me Blues", and "Star Dust", writing: "The high spot of 'Star Dust's' first recorded performance is Hoagy's own full-chorus piano solo, its chordal devices clearly echoing Bix's fascination with the Impressionists and such 'moderns' as Igor Stravinsky—and his admiration for the now almost forgotten American composer Eastwood Lane." (p. 110).
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"High spot of the latest Velocette presentation is the Venom Thruxton 500—one of the Venom family, obviously, but trimmed for racing." Accessed 2013-08-17 Sometimes referred to as the Venom Thruxton or simply Thruxton, some surviving examples could be 'upgraded' replicas based on the Venom or Viper, as many parts in the range were interchangeable. Due to the high values involved and possibility of fakes, a register was established by a member of the Velocette Owners Club, using production data of engine and frame numbers acquired after the factory closure, to enable owners and potential buyers to confirm provenance when selling and buying.The Classic Motor Cycle July 1996, p.
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Swindon Festival of Literature is an annual literature festival held in Swindon, Wiltshire, England.Arts and Culture: Swindon Festival of Literature, Swindon Borough CouncilSwindon Festival of Literature, SwindonWeb TV. It was founded in 1994 by Matt Holland of Lower Shaw Farm, its HQ, and Dominic Winter (1953 - 2014). For a quarter of a century, the Swindon Festival of Literature made May a high spot on Swindon’s cultural calendar. In 2019, to help Swindon celebrate all that it has to offer, and to offer all that it has to celebrate, in the arts, the Festival of Literature became the Swindon Spring Festival - of literature and the arts.
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" Q magazine remarked that A Nu Day was dominated by "sass over schmaltz [...] the Missy Elliot-enhanced take on Hall & Oates' "I Can't Go for That" [...] is a high spot [with] echoes of Jill Scott in some of other jazzier tracks." Vincent Jackson, writing for NME, called the album a "dreary set" that "rarely lends itself to excitement and originality". He felt that A Nu Day is the kind of MOR musical traffic that only real hardcore R&B; heads would want to get stuck in". Less impressed, Entertainment Weeklys Craig Seymour wrote that A Nu Day sees Tamia joining "the Toni Braxton school of hammy, self-conscious soul-singing that's more about affectation than honest emotion".
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The high interest rates were a major cause for the increase in the firm's borrowing costs as well as its debts.Laker's Mayday Time, 15 February 1982Armstrong, P., The Flight of the Accountant: a Romance of Air and Credit, Flight to insolvency, 2005, pp. 17/8 Although the Laker Airways fleet contained a greater proportion of modern widebodied aircraft than most of its competitors, which made it cheaper to operate and maintain, the airline felt the sudden tripling of the price of crude oil in the aftermath of the Shah of Iran's fall from power. Laker Airways needed to pay the high spot market oil prices because it could not hedge its future supplies by negotiating fixed-rate, forward purchases.
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The front facade of the tiered castle of Arade, as seen from Portimão Its location belies its status as a rural fortification, located on a hillock, overlooking the left margin of the Portimão estuary, isolated on a vast wooded property. Situated in a dominant position at the mouth of the Arade River, the elevated site divides two beaches: the Praia da Angrinha and the Praia Grande. Together with the Fort of Santa Catarina, on the water front of Portimão, the fort guards the estuary and mouth of the river. The plan of the fort is an irregular trapezoid, implanted on a high spot, with a keep and various spaces oriented to the sea.
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According to historian Ahmad Hasan Dani, a Chinese Buddhist monk and traveller Xuanzang, when visiting Peshawar in 630 AD, found a "royal residence" and called it with Chinese word Kung Shing, which is used for its significance and is explained as fortified or walled portion of the town in which the royal palace stood. Hiuen Tsang then makes a separate mention of the city, which was not fortified. This shows that the royal residence formed the nucleus of a Citadel, which must have been further protected by a moat. Dani further says that a channel of old Bara River surrounded by a high spot, which includes the Bala Hissar and Inder Shahr.
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This trend continued in other countries (see New Zealand Electricity Market and deregulation) and the role of electricity retailing changed from what was essentially an administrative function within an integrated utility to become a risk management function within a competitive electricity market. Electricity retailers now offer fixed prices or variable for electricity to their customers and manage the risk involved in purchasing electricity from spot markets or electricity pools. This development has not been without casualties. The most notable example of poor risk management (coupled with poor market regulation) was the 2001 California electricity crisis, when Pacific Gas and Electric and Southern California Edison were driven into bankruptcy by having to purchase electricity at high spot prices and sell at low fixed rates.
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Variety magazine gave the film a positive review: > He Walked by Night is a high-tension crime thriller, supercharged with > violence but sprung with finesse. Top credits for this film's wallop is > shared equally by the several scripters, director Alfred Werker and a small, > but superb cast headed by Richard Basehart...Starting in high gear, the film > increases in momentum until the cumulative tension explodes in a powerful > crime-doesn't pay climax. Striking effects are achieved through counterpoint > of the slayer's ingenuity in eluding the cops and the police efficiency in > bringing him to book. High-spot of the film is the final sequence which > takes place in LA's storm drainage tunnel system where the killer tries to > make his getaway.
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Third was the VW Motorsport Scirocco of Richard Lloyd and Anton Stocker, as well as their class victory. Important through the Grand Prix is, the high- spot of the 1978 season at Brands Hatch and Silverstone was the coming of the USAC Champ Car. John Webb had gone to America to witness the organisation of Indy Racing at first hand and as a result of that visit two rounds of the USAC National Championship were in England. The Silverstone race was wet and the Brands one dry. The costs were £500,000 but, unfortunately the race did not capture the imagination of the British enthusiasts, despite the appearance of such legendary names as A. J. Foyt, Rick Mears, Tom Sneva and Danny Ongais.
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With the win he moved into a career high spot of four at the Official World Golf Ranking. Perry is among the winningest and highest all- time PGA Tour money winners without a major championship, with fourteen wins and career earnings of over $32 million. His best major finishes are playoff losses at the 1996 PGA Championship and 2009 Masters Tournament. For his success in leading the US to victory in the Ryder Cup, he and fellow Kentuckian J. B. Holmes were named Kentuckians of the Year for 2008 by Kentucky Monthly magazine. He is good friends with former World Number 1 player Vijay Singh, who calls him "Biggie". Perry began playing on the Champions Tour after turning 50 in August 2010 while continuing to play on the PGA Tour.
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CIMMYT wheat pathologist Dr. Duveiller and Rosyara at a spot blotch screening nursery at Rampur A study was conducted to determine microsatellite markers associated with resistance in the F7 progeny from a cross between the spot blotch-susceptible Sonalika and resistant G162 wheat genotypes. 15 polymorphic markers showed association with two bulks, one each of progeny with low and with high spot blotch severity. One of the interesting phenomena associated with foliar blight in some of susceptible cultivars is tolerance (low yield loss even at very high level of disease severity). In addition, the resistance seems to be associated with late maturity (which is an undesirable characteristic as late maturing genotypes need to face more heat stress than early ones), complete understanding of physiological association may aid to complete understanding of the host-pathogen system.
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In Gonzales County, the town of Cheapside observed of rain in a 24-hour period. All creeks exceeded their banks and the Guadalupe and San Marcos rivers rose sharply; the former crested at a near-record height. Close to 200 people were rescued from their homes, vehicles, or isolated high spot. In the city of Gonzales, water from the rapidly swelling Tinsley Creek damaged approximately 30 homes and mobile homes and washed away dozens of cars. About 50 homes and mobile homes in Waelder were flooded after multiple branches the Baldrige Creek overflowed their banks. Several other dwellings in and around Leesville suffered water damage after the O'Neil Creek reached its highest level since at least 1936. Portions of several highways in the county were inundated, including U.S. routes 90 and 90A; Texas Highway 97; and Interstate 10 near Waelder.
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These events encourage cultural dancing competitions, dressings, native language speaking and practices. Also, unplanned spending culture, inadequate basic infrastructure ( such as electricity, water, etc.) that are supposed to be provided by the government, which are mostly provided with personal income, the high prostitution/sex work activities observed at high spot areas, inadequate capacity of most individuals to undertake a feasibility study and develop business plan before engaging in businesses, high level of spending at night clubs, drinking bars and joints, the influence of neighbouring communities on the housing and living costs, community members who indulge in professionals business activities without appropriate trainings and exposures are unsustainable lifestyles practised by Kubwa Community members. Other unsustainable lifestyles of Kubwa community include indiscriminate disposal of waste, dumping of waste along or into the canals, sewerage systems that are channels for water flows. This has also made the rivers unsafe for domestic uses.
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New York played host to the fair at its six-million-dollar open-air pavilion called the "Tent of Tomorrow." Designed by famed modernist architect Philip Johnson, the 350-foot-by-250-foot (107 × 76 m) pavilion was supported by sixteen 100-foot-(30-metre)-high concrete columns, from which a 50,000-square-foot (4,600 m2) roof of polychrome tiles was suspended. Complementing the pavilion were the fair's three high-spot observation towers, two of which had cafeterias in their in-the-round observation-deck crowns. The pavilion's main floor, used for local art and industry displays including a 26-foot (8-metre) scale reproduction of the New York State Power Authority's St. Lawrence hydroelectric plant, comprised a 9,000-square-foot (800 m2) terrazzo replica of the official Texaco highway map of New York State, displaying the map's cities, towns, routes and Texaco gas stations in 567 mosaic panels.
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He learns that she left and enrolled in a private VIP escort pool whose head is Mimí de Torres, the "Madame" of a luxury brothel in the dark but a lady with an impeccable social face up front, and wealthy and powerful customers who have become friends. Germán proceeds to visit Mimí de Torres, but after Germán explains to her the story of Isabel's disappearance and his knowledge of her working for Mimí for some time, Mimí denies everything and dismisses Germán from her house after a brief argument. Not long after, Germán starts receiving pressure from various channels to stop investigating the case of Isabel Medina's disappearance. His former police superior, with whom he still deals now and then as part of his detective job, informally meets him and tells him that "someone from a high spot" is taking an interest in his investigation, and suggests him to stop it at once since Mimí de Torres has powerful friends in politics, financial areas, etc.
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The Trimble House is a Queen Anne home built in 1905 at 725 North Fourth Street in Wickliffe, Kentucky, United States. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2007. The Kentucky Heritage Council released: > As with any house, many influences impacted the Trimble House: the > architects, a Kentucky owner, and the culture along the banks of the > Mississippi River. The home was constructed by a town banker, Isaac N. > Trimble, who originally resided in a Victorian-era home before he and his > neighbors were displaced by two railroads – the Gulf, Mobile, and Ohio and > the Illinois Central. Trimble relocated to Dennett Heights, a prominent high > spot in town, and in 1905 built one of the town’s first brick houses > featuring a simply detailed yet complex Queen Anne-style structure. The > home’s architects were J.B. Legg and C.S. Holloway of St. Louis, who also > designed the Ballard County Courthouse and Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Sue Copsey's first published book, Children Just Like Me, won the Times Educational Supplement Best Children’s Non-fiction Book 1995, the Reader’s Digest Best Children’s Non-fiction Book 1995 and the Blue Peter (BBC) Best Non-fiction Children's Book 1995. Several of her later books have been named as Storylines Notable Books and The Ghosts of Moonlight Creek was a Sir Julius Vogel Award Finalist in the Best Youth Novel category in 2017. The Ghosts of Tarawera was chosen as a #NZreadaloud title in 2016. In May 2018, Copsey submitted the winning pitch in the Pitch Perfect competition run as part of the New Zealand Society of Authors’ AGM. Vicki Marsdon and Nadine Rubin Nathan of High Spot Literary chose Copsey’s pitch and sold her first adult novel Wife After Wife – a modern re-telling of the story of King Henry VIII - to UK publisher Little, Brown Book Group as part of a two-book deal for publication in 2019, under the pseudonym Olivia Hayfield.
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