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Luca

**Luca** é um filme animado de aventura e comédia americana produzido pela Pixar Animation Studios e distribuído pela Walt Disney Pictures e foi lançado em 18 de junho de 2021.

## Elenco

* Jacob Tremblay como Luca Paguro
* Jack Dylan Grazer como Alberto Scorfano
* Emma Berman como Giulia Marcovaldo
* Marco Barricelli como Massimo Marcovaldo, pai de Giulia
* Saverio Raimondo como Ercole Visconti
* Maya Rudolph como Daniela Paguro, mãe de Luca
* Jim Gaffigan como Lorenzo Paguro, pai de Luca
* Sandy Martin como Avó Paguro, avó de Luca
* Giacomo Gianniotti como Giacomo
* Marina Massironi como Sra. Marsigliese
* TBA como Chiara
* Sacha Baron Cohen como Tio Ugo

## Dobragem portuguesa

* Luca Paguro: Rodrigo Moreira Santos
* Alberto Scorfano: Francisco Magalhões
* Giulia Marcovaldo: Ema Maçarico
* Massimo Marcovaldo: Guilherme Barroso
* Ercole Visconti: Guilherme Macedo
* Daniela Paguro: Adriana Moniz
* Lorenzo Paguro: João Vincente
* Tio Ugo: José Nobre
* Avó Paguro: Teresa Faria
* Giacomo (Pescador jovem): Vítor Emanuel
* Tommaso (Pescador idoso): José Jorge Duarte
* Signora Margliese: Tânia Alves
* Ciccio: Manuel Encarnação
* Guido: Isaac Carvalho
* Concetta Aragosta: Orietta Berti
* Pinuccia Aragosta: Luciana Littizzetto
* Maggiore (Polícia): Maria Camões
* Padre: José Estreia
* Sr. Branzino: Pedro Saavedra
* Jogador de cartas: Pedro Saavedra
* Pescador zangado: Diogo Mesquita

**Vozes adicionais:**
* Afonso Lagarto
* Beatriz Bernardo
* Carlos Sebastião
* Constança Ribeiro
* Filipe Abreu
* Guilherme Rocha
* Isabel Ribas
* Mariana Venáncio
* Matias Passos
* Mónica Garcez
* Romeu Vala
* Rui de Sá
* Sara Campina
* Solange Santos
* Tomás Esteves
* Massimiliano Manfredi
* Dalal Suleiman

**Créditos da dobragem portuguesa:**

* Estúdio de dobragens: PTSDI Media
* Direcção de dobragem: Carlos Macedo
* Tradução: André Silva
* Estúdio de misturas: Shepperton International
* Directora criativa da versão portuguesa: Candelas López

*Dobragem em português produzida por: "Disney Character Voices International Inc."*

## Sinopse

Situado em uma bela cidade litorânea na Riviera italiana, o longa-metragem original da Disney e Pixar, Luca, é uma história de amadurecimento sobre um jovem que vive um verão inesquecível repleto de gelado,muita massa e passeios de scooter sem fim. Luca compartilha essas aventuras com o seu novo melhor amigo, Alberto ,mas toda a diversão é ameaçada por um segredo profundamente guardado: eles são monstros marinhos de outro mundo logo abaixo da superfície da água.

## Galeria

***Wiki Disneypt*** possui uma coleção de imagens e mídias relacionadas a ***Luca***.
## Vídeos

'Luca' - Teaser Trailer (dobrado)'Luca' - Teaser Trailer (legendado)
Plant farming

## Description

Plant farming is the process of harvesting wheat and mushrooms. Plant farming is mainly for food necessary to feed the colony.

Water is required for plants to grow. To acquire the water necessary, Farmers need to have Rain Barrels that have been filled with rain.

Sun is also needed for wheat growth. Most days have sunlight to grow wheat crops but on occasion, a notification that ash clouds are blocking the sky which prevents wheat crop growth for that period.

Darkness is needed for mushroom growth. If there is a block directly above the mushrooms, this will allow for the mushrooms to grow. Mushrooms do need water as well but make sure the rain barrel is not covered by a block or it will not fill with water for the plants.

Farmers will automatically harvest wheat and Dwarves with then take the wheat to the nearest stockpile where it will await use from the Cook.

\*Note: It is understood mushrooms are Fungi but for the sake of this page, they will be referred to as plants.
As Melhores Historias de Donald e Patinhas

**As Melhores Historias de Donald e Patinhas** é um livro de banda desenhada publicado pela editora Goody.

Trata-se de uma compilação de histórias de banda desenhada do autor norte-americano Don Rosa.

O livro contém as seguintes histórias:

* *Tio Patinhas e o tesouro so o vidro*;
* *Acontece no arranha-céus Patinhas*;
* *Tio Patinhas e os guardiões da biblioteca perdida*;
* *Tio Patinhas e o solvente universal*;
* *Tio Patinhas e o incrível forreta miniaturizado*;
* *Tio Patinhas e o tesouro dos dez avatares*;
* *Tio Patinhas e o cavaleiro negro*;
* *O cavaleiro negro volta a atacar*.

## Trivia

* O livro contém um erro de impressão na página 157, em que apenas metade das vinhetas correspondentes a essa página foram impressas.
	+ No entanto, quando o livro se encontrava à venda na banca da editora na edição de 2017 da Comic Con Portugal, o libro era vendido com uma folha separada com a correção desse erro, sendo a única maneira de obter a obra na sua integra.
2 May 2019

**Thu**r**sday**

***The Eclectic Shuffle with Laurence Richardson (10am - 11am)***

***Beatles Hour (11am - 12am)***

***Russ Horton's Top 40 Timeline (2pm - 3pm)***

***The Eclectic Shuffle with Laurence Richardson (5pm - 6pm)***

***Nettan Björck with Nettan's Musical Adventure (6pm - 9pm) LIVE***

***The Eclectic Shuffle with Laurence Richardson (11.30pm - 12.30am)***
Festa Frozen: O Reino do Gelo

**Festa Frozen: O Reino do Gelo** é um curta animado e sequela para o filme de 2013, *Frozen: O Reino do Gelo*. O curta foi anunciado em 02 de setembro de 2014, como parte do *The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic*. Ele conta com uma música nova e original, escrita por Kristen Anderson-Lopez e Robert Lopez e estreou nos cinemas antes do filme live-action da Disney *Cinderela* em 13 de março de 2015 nos EUA e em 26 de março de 2015 no Brasil. O curta faz parte na coleção de curtas da Walt Disney Animation Studios lançado em Blu-Ray, DVD e Digital HD.

## Sinopse

É o aniversário de Anna e Elsa planeja fazer uma festa surpresa perfeita com a ajuda de Kristoff, Sven e Olaf. No entanto, depois de planejar a festa enorme e como Anna está sendo conduzida em uma "caça ao tesouro perdido", Elsa descobre que ela pegou um resfriado. Ela começa a espirrar e produz um grupo de pequenos bonecos de neve muito parecidos com Olaf, com cada espirro.

Depois de alguns quase-acidentes, Elsa desaba e quase cai de uma torre. Finalmente, Anna consegue convencer Elsa para deixar levá-la para a cama e cuidar dela. Elas voltam para o pátio, onde foi organizada a festa. Ela é um grande sucesso, mas Elsa espirra acidentalmente uma bola de neve gigante através de uma corneta de aniversário, que age como um canhão, indo direto até as Ilhas do Sul, onde Hans está servindo punição por suas ações no primeiro filme escavando estrume de cavalo. A bola de neve esmaga-o contra uma carroça de esterco. Enquanto isso, Elsa descansa na cama enquanto Anna toma conta dela, e Olaf leva os pequenos bonecos de neve para o castelo de gelo da Elsa com a ajuda de Kristoff e Sven, onde eles ficam com um Marshmallow desconcertado.

## Elenco

* Kristen Bell como Anna
* Idina Menzel como Elsa
* Jonathan Groff como Kristoff
* Josh Gad como Olaf
* Chris Willimas como Oaken
* Paul Briggs como Marshmallow
* Santino Fortana como Hans

### Dobragem portuguesa

* Anna: Bárbara Lourenço
* Anna (canções): Isabel Jacobetty
* Elsa: Maria Camões
* Elsa (canções): Anna Encarnação
* Kristoff: Diogo Morgado
* Kristoff (cancões): Filipe Gonçalves
* Olaf: Bruno Ferreira
* Olaf (canções): Henrique Feist
* Oaken: Carlos Freixo
* Hans: Paulo Vintém

**Canção:**

* ""
* Mixagem: Shepperton International
* Director criativo:

*Dobragem em português produzida por: "Disney Character Voices International Inc."*

## Produção

O curta e sua música foram anunciados pela primeira vez em 2 de setembro de 2014, durante o especial da ABC de uma hora, *The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic*. Variety anunciou no mesmo dia que o lançamento do curta seria na Primavera de 2015 com o título de "Frozen Fever", junto com Lee e Buck voltando como diretores, Peter Del Vecho retornando como produtor, e Robert Lopez e Kristen Anderson-Lopez escrevendo a canção. O resumo do curta é o seguinte:"...é o aniversário de Anna e Elsa e Kristoff estão determinados a dar-lhe a melhor comemoração de sempre, mas os poderes gelados de Elsa podem colocar tudo em risco." Olaf, o boneco de neve, também fará uma aparição no curta.
O Quebra-Nozes e os Quatro Reinos

**O Quebra-Nozes e os Quatro Reinos** é um filme americano de 2018, produzido pela Walt Disney Pictures, com a realização de Lasse Hallström e Joe Johnston.

## Elenco

* Mackenzie Foy como Clara Stahlbaum
* Keira Knightley como Fada do Açúar
* Morgan Freeman como Drosselmeyer
* Helen Mirren como Mãe Ruiva
* Eugenio Derbez como Rei do Reino das Flores
* Richard E. Grant como Rei dos flocos de Neves
* Miranda Hart como Fada Dew Drop
* Jack Whitehall como Arlequim
* Ellie Bamber como Louise
* Misty Copeland como A Balilarina
* Lil Buck como O Rei Rato
* Jayden Fowora-Knight, como Phillip
* Matthew Macfadyen como Sr. Stahlbaum

## Dobragem portuguesa

* Clara: Joana Bernardo
* Fada do Açúar: Marta Mota
* Phillip: Luís Lobão
* Mãe Ruiva: Teresa Sobral
* Drosselmeyer: José Martins
* Sr. Stahlbaum: Rui Quintas
* Espinheiro: Carlos Martins
* Arlequim: Gonçalo Carvalho
* Luísa: Ana Marta Contente
* Maria: Joana Brandão
* Fritz: Manuel Encarnação
* Arrepios: Michel Simeão

**Vozes adicionais:**

* Bárbara Lourenço
* Beatriz Frazão
* Carla Mendes
* Leonor Alcácer
* Peter Michael
* Mário Bomba
* Ricardo Monteiro
* Tiago Retrê

**Créditos da dobragem portuguesa:**

* Estúdio: PTSDI Media
* Direcção: Carlos Macedo
* Tradução e Adaptação: Andréa Silva
* Direcção Criativa: Candelas López
* Estúdio de Mixagem: Shepperton International

*Versão portuguesa produzida por: "Disney Character Voices International Inc."*
Art Deco

Art Deco is a futuristic style of art and architecture mainly popular before the seventies. It came to be iconic of the early to mid 20th century. In the past twenty years the style has seen a mild revival. Notable examples include the Chrysler Building, the Empire State Building, and the Transamerica Pyramid
Toy gun

In the early to mid twentieth century toy guns actually resembled real guns, especially those used in western movies or television programs. Especially popular were B.B. guns. In the mid to late century they began to be changed to distinguish from real guns due to concerns children might mistake real guns for toys. Also popular were pop guns, which simply made a pop sound when fired. Some pop guns fired a cork and could be reloaded easily.
Turning Red: Estranhamente Vermelho

**Red: Crescer é uma Fera** é o futuro filme animado americano em 3D produzido pela Pixar e distribuído pela Walt Disney Pictures, sendo dirigida por Domee Shi e será lançado em 10 de março de 2022 no Brasil e nos Estados Unidos em 11 de março de 2022.

## Elenco

* Rosalie Chiang como Mei Lee
* Sandra Oh como Ming Lee
* TBA como Sr. Kieslowski

## Dobragem portuguesa

* Estúdio de dobragens: PTSDI Media
* Estúdio de misturas: Shepperton International
* Directora criativa da versão portuguesa: Candelas López

*Dobragem em português produzida por: "Disney Character Voices International Inc."*

## Galeria

***Wiki Disneypt*** possui uma coleção de imagens e mídias relacionadas a ***Turning Red: Estranhamente Vermelho***.
## Vídeos

Turning Red - Trailer (dobrado)Turning Red - Trailer (legendado)Turning Red - Trailer 1 (dobrado)
## Links externos

* Pixar Wiki (Portugal): Turning Red: Estranhamente Vermelho
Canton Bulldogs

The Canton Bulldogs were an NFL team during the leatherhead days of the league. They played in Canton, Ohio. Their success and legacy was the inspiration for the placement of the Professional Football Hall of Fame in Canton. They are also the inspiration for the Cleveland Browns choosing a bulldog as a mascot.
Toy Story 3

**Toy Story 3** é um filme animado de norte - americano do gênero de aventura e comédia dramática em 3D de 2010, sendo o terceiro filme do Toy Story, que dá retorno ás aventuras do xerife Woody e sua turma, após ficarem no baú de brinquedos por mais de uma década. produzido pela Pixar Animation Studios e distribuído pela Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures pelo o selo da Walt Disney Pictures, é o segundo longa- metragem da Pixar a ser lançado em formato Imax. novamente assumem originalmente as vozes das personagens principais Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz (Tim Allen) e Jessie (Joan Cusack) juntamente com dubladores dos 12 brinquedos originais e mais 15 novos brinquedos. exceto os dubladores Slinky (Jim Varney) e Wheezy (Joe Ranft), que faleceram antes que a produção do longa começasse, todos os dubladores são mesmos dos filmes anteriores. o papel de Slinky foi entregue á Blake Clark, enquanto Wheezy não aparece, somente é mencionado por Woody. em 9 de dezembro de 2012 o filme estreou no Disney Channel no Brasil. o longa foi dirigido por Lee Unkrich que já havia co- dirigido Toy Story 2: Em Busca de Woody (1999), e o roteiro foi produzido pelo vencedor do Oscar, Michael Arndt. foi terceiro filme animado a concorrer ao Oscar de melhor filme. o primeiro foi A Bela e o Monstro (1991) e o segundo foi Up: Altamente (2009). é a 12 maior bilheteria da história do cinema da marca de 1 bilhão de dólares.

## Elenco

* Tom Hanks como Xerife Woody
* Tim Allen como Buzz Lightyear
* Joan Cusack como Jessie
* Don Rickles como Sr. Cabeça-de-Batata
* Estelle Harris como Sra. Cabeça-de-Batata
* Blake Clark como Slinky
* Wallace Shawn como Rex
* John Ratzenberger como Hamm
* Ned Beatty como Lotso
* Michael Keaton como Ken
* R. Lee Ermey como Sargento
* Jodi Benson como Barbie
* Emily Hahn como Bonnie
* John Morris como Andy Davis
* Laurie Metcalf como Sra. Davis, mãe de Andy
* Beatrice Miller como Molly Davis
* Timothy Dalton como Pricklepants
* Jeff Garlin como Buttercup
* Whoopi Goldberg como Stretch
* Bonnie Hunt como Dolly
* Bud Luckey como Risotas
* Teddy Newton como Autofone
* John Cygan como Cacoete
* Jack Angel como Chunk
* Richard Kind como Bookworm
* Kristen Schaal como Trixie
* Jeff Pidgeon como Aliens
* Bob Peterson como Zelador

## Dobragem portuguesa

* Xerife Woody: Miguel Ângelo
* Buzz Lightyear: Paulo B
* Jessie: Carmen Santos
* Sr. Cabeça-de-Batata: José Raposo
* Sra. Cabeça-de-Batata: Cucha Carvalheiro
* Slinky: Carlos Macedo
* Rex: Manuel Moreira
* Hamm: Carlos Freixo
* Lotso: Adriano Luz
* Ken: Pedro Caeiro
* Sargento: Peter Michael
* Barbie: Carla de Sá
* Bonnie: Luz Fonseca
* Andy Davis: Luis Lucena
* Sra. Davis, mãe de Andy: Luísa Salgueiro
* Molly Davis:
* Pricklepants: Rui Mendes
* Buttercup:
* Stretch: Patrícia Reis
* Dolly: Joana Brandão
* Risotas: António Montez
* Autofone: José Alberto Carvalho
* Cacoete: José Antunes
* Trixie: Carla Garcia
* Aliens: Paulo Oom
* Zelador: Rodrigo Guedes de Carvalho

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* Cantada por

* ""
* Cantada por

*Versão portuguesa produzida por: "Disney Character Voices International Inc."*
Grand National

The Grand National is the name for the early years of NASCAR, 1949-1970. This was when stock cars were actually stock, production-based. In the seventies, in order to save the series after the Oil Crisis of 1973, cars became increasingly less stock to the extent where for decades now they have all looked alike. In the Grand National era every American brand participated, attempting to advertise their sedan lineup through the "Win on Sunday, sell on Monday" strategy. This is why the cars got more powerful and more aerodynamic over time.
Uma Vida de Insecto

**Uma Vida de Insecto** é um filme americano de animação produzido pela Pixar Animation Studios e distribuído pela Walt Disney Pictures, lançado em 25 de novembro de 1998 nos Estados Unidos e em 12 de fevereiro de 1999 em Portugal.

## Elenco

* Dave Foley como Flik
* Kevin Spacey como Hopper
* Denis Leary como Francis
* David Hyde Pierce como Slim
* Julia Louis-Dreyfus como Princesa Atta
* Bonnie Hunt como Rosie
* Roddy McDowall como Sr. Solo
* Madeline Kahn como Cigana
* Phyllis Diller como Rainha
* Edie McClurg como Dra. Flora
* Hayden Panettiere como Dot
* Jonathan Harris como Manny
* Joe Ranft como Heimlich
* John Ratzenberger como P.T. Pulga
* Richard Kind como Molt
* Brad Garrett como Dim
* Alex Rocco como Thorny
* David Ossman como Cornelius
* Michael McShane como Tuck e Roll

## Dobragem portuguesa

* Flik: Rui Luís Brás
* Hopper: João Lagarto
* Francis: Luís Mascarenhas
* Slim: Rui Paulo
* Atta: Leonor Alcácer
* Rosie: Margarida Rosa Rodrigues
* Sr. Solo: Jorge Sequerra
* Cigana e Dra. Flora: Carmen Santos
* Rainha: Irene Cruz
* Dot: Camila Petti
* Manny: Canto e Castro
* Heimlich e Tuck: Paulo Oom
* P.T. Pulga: Fernando Luis
* Molt: José Jorge Duarte
* Dim: Paulo Gomes
* Thorny: Carlos Vieira de Almeida
* Cornelius: Pedro Pinheiro
* Roll: Peter Michael

**Vozes adicionais:**

* André Maia
* Carlos Macedo
* Guilherme Duarte
* Isa Gonçalves
* Joana Nascimento
* Joana Seara
* Pedro Pinheiro
* Susana Teixeira
* Tiago Retrê

**Canção:**

* Tens de Viver
* Cantada por Miguel Ângelo

**Créditos da dobragem portuguesa:**

* Estúdio de Dobragem: Ediberto Lima Produções
* Directora de Dobragem: Carmen Santos
* Tradução: Jorge Sequerra
* Director Musical: Telmo Miranda
* Letrista: Lia Garça
* Supervisor Criativo: Miguel Angel Poveda

*Versão portuguesa produzida por: "Disney Character Voices International Inc."*

## Links externos

* Pixar Wiki (Portugal): Uma Vida de Insecto
My Poetry

**White board with me**

I’m sticking on the white board with some words

I’m looking at you from the place I’m living in.

I know about you. I know you are looking at phone, I know you are sleeping, I know you are talking with class mate.

My skin color is black. I’m always facing with sun.

I want to move. I want to move.

One giant is walking to me.

I’m flying. I’m flying. I’m moving I’m moving.

One giant a touched my face.

My face is burning. My face is rubbing.

Ouch. Ouch.

I’m dirty.

Black water came out from my face.

I’m dirty.

*By: Aimi Hayashi*

**Phone**

I know about you a lot.

I'm looking at your face everyday most of the time.

I don't want to see your face anymore.

I know about you a lot.

I'm judging you every day.

I know your secret.

I know you have secret.

*By: Aimi Hayashi*
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When I was one-and-twenty

When I was one-and-twenty

I heard a wise man say,

“Give crowns and pounds and guineas

But not your heart away;

Give pearls away and rubies

But keep your fancy free.”

But I was one-and-twenty,

No use to talk to me.

When I was one-and-twenty

I heard him say again,

“The heart out of the bosom

Was never given in vain;

’Tis paid with sighs a plenty

And sold for endless rue.”

And I am two-and-twenty,

And oh, ’tis true, ’tis true.

By: A. E. HOUSMAN
Creative Words

·      Nonfriendable (adj)– can’t make friends.

Non = there is not.

Friend = a person attached to another by feelings of affection or personal regard.

-able = can’t do something.

·     Omninatureless – doesn’t have the much of nature in this world.

Omni = everywhere, so many places, and all of them things.

Nature = the material world, especially as surrounding humankind and existing independently of human activities.

-less = without, and there are not the things.

·     Maleconcentrater – not good at concentrate on something. When the person wants to concentrate on something but can’t concentrate for long time. (look at phone)

Male = bad, and something that is not good at do.

Concentrate = to bring all efforts, faculties, activities, etc.

-er = the person who will do the things.

·     Equallovefy – give an equal love for each person.

Equal = everyone is same. All of them is same.

Love = a profoundly tender, passionate affection for another person.

-fy = do something. Make something.
Stockpile

"Dwarves can use items that are lying around to complete their building/crafting jobs. However, it's often useful to create a stockpile in a central location so that dwarves don't have to walk too far to collect resources.Build a stockpile nearby.Thanks to dwarven ingenuity (and some questionable physics), stockpiles have infinite capacity and they all share resources. When an item is placed into a stockpile, that item can then be accessed from any other stockpile. This may be useful when mining deep underground." - In-game description

Stockpiles are where your dwarves will store resources when they are harvested but not needed in a current build. All stockpiles are connected and share inventories.
Reflection

- I like to write poems in English.

Before start ro writing poem. I was kind of scare to create poem by myself. Because I usually create the poem by my language. And also, I'm not really comfortable with create the poem in English. But now, I feel I like to write the poem by English. Because in Japanese, I always think I should use hard vocabulary, good grammar, and make rhythm. But I feel really free creating the poem when I use English. And I could enjoy to create the poem by English more than Japanese. That the one things I feel changed about.

-Creativity in writing is important to me.

Before I start to write the poem, I actually didn't understand very well about why we should create the poem. And why creative poem is important for me. I mean I knew creative writing is important, but I couldn't understand why it is important for me. But I knew that is important for us. Because I knew when I have to create something from beginning, I should think, concentrate about it, and focus on the work. So, I changed my thinking about creative writing.
Glossary

Alliteration -

Ex: "For the **s**ky and the **s**ea, and the **s**ea and the **s**ky."

Cite of poem: Coleridge, Samuel Taylor. “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (Text of 1834) by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.” *Poetry Foundation*, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43997/the-rime-of-the-ancient-mariner-text-of-1834.

Cite of poet: “Elizabeth Barrett Browning.” *Poets.org*, Academy of American Poets, 6 Oct. 2015, www.poets.org/poetsorg/poet/samuel-taylor-coleridge.

Denotation -

Ex: “And on a day we meet to walk the line And set the wall between us once again. We keep the wall between us as we go. To each the boulders that have fallen to each.”

Cite of poem: Frost, Robert. “Mending Wall by Robert Frost.” *Poetry Foundation*, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44266/mending-wall.

Cite of poet: “Going for Water.” *Poets.org*, Academy of American Poets, 27 July 2015, www.poets.org/poetsorg/poet/robert-frost.

Connotation -

Ex: “She is all states, and all princes, I.”

Cite of poem: Donne, John. “The Sun Rising by John Donne.” *Poetry Foundation*, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44129/the-sun-rising.

Cite of poet: “John Donne.” *Poetry Foundation*, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/john-donne.

Metaphor -

Ex: “Before high-pil’d books, in charact’ry
Hold like rich garners the full-ripened grain;”

Cite of poem: Keats, John. “When I Have Fears That I May Cease to Be by John Keats.” *Poetry Foundation*, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44488/when-i-have-fears-that-i-may-cease-to-be.

Cite of poet: “John Keats.” *Poetry Foundation*, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/john-keats.

Repetition -

Ex: "The art of losing isn’t hard to master"

Cite of poem: Bishop, Elizabeth. “One Art by Elizabeth Bishop.” *Poetry Foundation*, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47536/one-art.

Cite of poet: “Elizabeth Bishop.” *Poetry Foundation*, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/elizabeth-bishop.

Onomatopoeia -

Ex: "How they tinkle, tinkle, tinkle"

Cite of poem: Poe, Edgar Allan. “Sonnet-To Science.” *Poets.org*, Academy of American Poets, 25 July 2018, www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/bells.

Cite of poet: “Percy Bysshe Shelley.” *Poets.org*, Academy of American Poets, 6 Oct. 2015, www.poets.org/poetsorg/poet/edgar-allan-poe.

Rhythm -

Ex: "Tyger Tyger, burning bright,

In the forests of the night;"

Cite of poem: Blake, William. “The Tyger by William Blake.” *Poetry Foundation*, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43687/the-tyger.

Cite of poet: “Emily Dickinson.” *Poets.org*, Academy of American Poets, 13 July 2018, www.poets.org/poetsorg/poet/william-blake.
Structures

## Structures tab

### Label

"Dwarves are hardly folk, but they will become grumpy if they have tp sleep outside. Use the Structures button to enter build mode, and build a wooden structure to house your dwarves. Note that when placing structures, the necessary resources are pulled directly from your stockpile. If you don't have enough wood, chop down some more trees and wait for logs into your stockpile."- In-game description

## Description

Structures are building blocks that can be created at the cost of resources.

 Log wall
 Marble wall
 Ladder
 Stone
 Door
Portal

## Description

This is the portal seen on the Milestones tab.

Portals are instantaneous, linkable, transportation devices that can be summoned by the Wizard with a Portal Gem. These are incredibly useful for teleporting miners to and from the bottom of your mineshafts.

## Trivia

The portal colors are probably in reference to the colors seen in portals from the game *Portal* which in turn got their color scheme from *Narbacular Drop.*
Dwarves

There are currently 11 types of dwarves each distinguished by their variations in color.

Professions can be changed by the 'Jobs' tab in the top left of the screen. More dwarves can be hired for 10 GP when your colonies' total mood is above 0. Priests and Wizards are only available

## Routines

### At night

If Dwarves have access to a bed, they will make their way to a bed and wake up with the bonus "Well Rested" which gives +5 to Positive Modifiers. If the Dwarves do not have access to beds, they will sleep on the floor, waking with the -10 Negative Modifier, "Slept on ground".

### Dropped items

All Dwarves can pick up any items, even if it is not related to their job. The Dwarf will then take those resources and either place them in a build or in a Stockpile.

## Death

Upon death, Dwarves drop meat and piles of bones as well as summoning a ghost

## Leveling up

Dwarves can level up from gaining experience after completing tasks related to their jobs. For example, when cooks finish cooking, they will emit blue plus signs above their head and a progress bar will fill the more the cook cooks. When this progress bar fills, the cook will level up and you will receive a notification.

## Trivia

* As of v0.05 dwarves cannot die of starvation.
Poetry PEA

**Picture Puzzle Piece**

One picture puzzle piece

Lyin’on the sidewalk,

One picture puzzle piece

Soakin be a button of blue

Who lived in shoe.

It might be a magical bean,

Or a fold in the red’

Velvet robe of a queen.

It might be the veil of a bride

Or a bottle with some evil genie inside.

It might be a small tuft of hair

On the big bouncy belly

Of Bobo the bear.

It might be a bit of the cloak

Of the Witch of the West

As she melted to smoke.

It might be a shadowy trace

Of a tear that runs down an angel’s face.

Nothing has more possibilities

Than one old wet picture puzzle piece.

*By: Shei Silverstein*

In the poem “where the sidewalk ends” is beautiful because of 3 elements: repetition & refrain, personification, and Alliteration.

First, there is **repetition** and **refrain**. That is “One picture puzzle piece”. I think this sentence is repetition and refrain. This sentence is repeating over and over again. So, which means this sentence is important. And also, this means the poet want to emphasis this sentence.Because one picture is the parts of our life. And by accumulating experience and others, you can do one big puzzle. Then, there is **personification**. That is “As she melted to smoke”. The person is not actually melting like smoke. But use this sentence and the poet is expressing about fine nuances. Because melted to smoke means after turning on the fire to the smoke it will turn to the air and also the smoke will disappear. Finally, there is **alliteration**. That is “big bouncy belly”. The poet put this sound device. Because the poet wants to tell the mood to the audience. And also, the poet wants to show about the rhythm of this poem. The poet wants to emphasis the sound of the poem.

To conclude the 4 elements: repetition & refrain, personification and alliteration makes the poem “picture puzzle piece” is considered a beautiful poem.
Most Favorite Poet

"**Human Family"** is my favorite poem.

This poem is made by *Maya Angelou*

 *(April 4, 1928 - My 28, 2014).* She was born in St. Louis. When she was child, her parents were divorce. And father was take caring of her. But due to various circumstances she have to live with her mom. Her mom abused her. She has really bad child life.

She is black people. Before she became a poet, she was doing singer, ancer, actress, composer, and Hollywood’s first female black director. But she became most famous as a writer, editor, essayist, playwright, and poet. And also, she is civil rights activist. She made so many famous poems. Through poetry, she got so many prizes. She was hardly working on the jobs right before she actually die.

(*Tutankhamun Timeline*, www.datesandevents.org/people-timelines/19-maya-angelou-timeline.htm.

“Maya Angelou.” *Poetry Foundation*, Poetry Foundation, www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/maya-angelou.)
Animal farming

## Description

Animal farming is the process of harvesting the goods of animals. An efficient way to farm animals is to lock them in a pen using fences and fencegates as so they cant run away. Taming is a good way to lock animals into pens. Animals do not have the ability to climb ladders.

### Chickens

Chickens drop eggs semi-randomly. Chickens can be tamed or bought from a trader.

### Cows

Cows can be milked daily by farmers for their milk. Cows can be tamed or bought from a trader.

### Deer

Deer can be killed for their meat and bone but do not drop anything and cannot be bought but can be tamed

## Tips

Since the worlds is 3 blocks wide, make sure you make fences around the animals.

## Known issues

* v0.05 Animals have issues being selected sometimes
Undholm Wiki

## Welcome to the Unofficial Undholm wiki!

Welcome to the wiki. This is a work-in-progress wiki so please excuse if some information is missing. Feel free to add your own info and pages!

## About Undholm

A dwarfish colony sim set in a fantasy world. Inspired by Rimworld and Banished. Dig deep to uncover riches and challenges, recruit dwarves to produce goods, and trade with other settlements (or raid them) to help your colony succeed.
Patch Notes

## LINKS TO PATCH NOTES

* January 19th 2019

Update 3: Trading improvements and assorted fixes

https://steamcommunity.com/gid/103582791463667778/announcements/detail/1700573409111976218

* January 12th 2019

Update 2: Bugfixes and mole scouts: https://steamcommunity.com/gid/103582791463667778/announcements/detail/3585329409866141794

* January 9th 2019

Update 1: Bugfixes and minor improvements: https://steamcommunity.com/gid/103582791463667778/announcements/detail/1700572773394901300
Objects

## Description

Objects are builds in the game which allow certain items to be crafted, improve the happiness of the colony, provide food for the colony, allow the arrest of mobs, allow trading, training to improve stats, allow the collection of liquids, allow the studying to scholars, the capturing of animals and provide a place to sleep but for the cost of resources.

## v0.05 Trivia

* It is intended that fireplaces will provide warmth in winter, providing happiness in winter.
Formula 5000

Formula 5000 was an open-wheel racing series established in 1967 based on Formula One, but using the Sports Car Club of America's five liter displacement limit instead of F1's three liter limit. It was an initial success, but was defunct in 1976. F5000 was used to attempt at reviving the Can Am Series, but with little success.
Yankee Stadium

Yankee Stadium was a baseball stadium built in 1923. It was home to the New York Yankees from 1923 to 2010 before a new stadium was built partially due to safety and sanitary concerns. The historic venue was dubbed the "House that Ruth Built", after baseball legend Babe Ruth. The Giants football team also played there before getting their own venue.
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Can Am Series

The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, or Can Am Series, was a prototype-based racing series established by the Sports Car Club of America in 1966 out of the remnants of the United States Road Racing Championship. The concept of the series was that it was unregulated, allowing for more heated competition between teams. The series lasted until 1974, likely caused by the Oil Crisis of 1973. The series was revived a few years later based on Formula 5000, but was much less successful. When the USRRC was revived decades later the prototype category was called Can Am, but the series was unsuccessful.
Looney Tunes

Looney Tunes are cartoons which have existed since the early 20th century, bringing iconic characters like Bugs Bunny and Wile E Coyote. Originally intended for adults, they came to be loved by children due to their slapstick humor. The timeless antics of Looney Tunes have influenced and inspired animators for generations ever since. A more topical variant called Merrie Melodies was also created. One particular segment that was especially popular was Roadrunner and Coyote due to its lack of dialogue. Plymouth named one of its cars after the famous bird and even made its horn sound like it.
Radio Flyer

Radio Flyer is a company best known for their little red wagons that for generations have been associated with childhood enjoyment. However you no longer see such wagons anymore. Times have changed and Radio Flyers are no longer in demand it seems. Such wagons were usually made of metal like steel or iron.
Sock Hop

The sock hop was a place where students would meet to dance at the school gym. The term emerged because they had to take their shoes off to not leave scuffs on the gym floor. Because gymnasiums were large they could hold a lot of people, thus allowing for a big party to listen to the hottest hits. This led to sock hops being a sensation in the fifties.
Toys

In the early to mid twentieth century, toys were handmade of either wood or tin. Beginning midcentury the rise of plastic changed all that due to increased demand. Plastic was cheaper and safer. Toys also began to be mass-produced in factories as opposed to being handmade. Due to safety concerns certain toys were changed. The iconic Mr. Potato Head no longer used sharp pins and came with its own plastic potato. Toy guns had to be easily-distinguished from the real thing. Everything was being made in Japan or China instead of being made in America.
Silly Symphonies

Silly Symphonies was the name of the very early Disney cartoons, from Steamboat Willie up to the mid 20th century. The name was chosen to rival Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. Like other cartoons Silly Symphonies were originally targeted at adults and were often topical. Goofy was originally designed to represent the average man.
Television

Television first emerged in the late forties as "radio with pictures", and was done live in radio stations. There were only three channels and all the programs were in black and white. There was a lot more censorship than today, and only a small amount of programming time. This made for either simple programming or a greater effort. Over time technology progressed to allow for pre-recorded programs with mistakes edited out, programs aired later with less censorship, and even "living color". The seventies, however, marked a decline due to the invention of latenight and the rise of cable. The magic of early television was lost forever as censorship was reduced and more and more channels were added, reducing quality.
Trading cards

Trading cards have been around for over a century as a way to allow children to collect pictures of their favorite athletes, especially baseball. Originally packaged with chewing tobacco, it was changed to bubblegum after concerns tobacco's connection with cancer arose. The back of the cards usually feature info, trivia, or stats related to the athlete.
Little red schoolhouse

New England is noted for having small, red schoolhouses dating back to Colonial times. These schoolhouses have become iconic of American culture. Many have bells which were once rung to signal the start of class. In the days when these schoolhouses were common, children would skip merrily to school and bring an apple to the teacher. Children would be taught what was on the chalkboard, then called a blackboard, using a hickory stick. Often these schools were private and students had to wear uniforms.
Washington Senators

The Washington Senators were a baseball team in Washington DC originally established as a charter team of the American League. They moved to Minnesota in 1960 to become the Twins but were immediately replaced by an expansion team which lasted until 1971 when they moved to Texas to become the Rangers. It would not be until 2005 when Washington would get another team when the corrupt Expos would move.
Lambeau Field

Lambeau Field is a football stadium in Green Bay, Wisconsin which has been the home of the Green Bay Packers since 1957. It is a remnant of the small-town teams of the early days of football such as the Akron Pros and the Canton Bulldogs. The stadium is named after a former head coach of the Packers, Curly Lambeau. A famous touchdown celebration in Green Bay is the Lambeau Leap, in which players will jump into the crowds after scoring. The NFL banned excessive touchdown celebrations in 2000, but the Leap was permitted to continue.
The Chrysler Building

The Chrysler Building is a skyscraper in New York City completed in 1930. It is over 1,000 feet tall and was once the tallest building in the world until the Empire State Building surpassed it in 1931. It was the headquarters of the Chrysler Corporation from the 1930s to 1950s. It is a prime example of Art Deco.
Hollywood

Hollywood is a community near Los Angeles best known for being the epicenter of the American film industry. It was originally supposed to be a segregated housing development known as Hollywoodland. The city is also noted for its Walk of Fame, in which they add stars to the sidewalks honoring famous celebrities. These famous people are divided into categories: music, television, radio, film, and theatre.
Ebbets Field

Ebbets Field was a baseball stadium built in 1913 as the home of the Brooklyn Dodgers. It was their home until the team moved to Los Angeles in 1957. Three years later the stadium was demolished. Citi Field, current home of the New York Mets, was modeled after Ebbets Field. Today there is a wall marking the former site of the stadium.
Broadway

Broadway is America's form of theatre. It became popular in the early 20th century. Broadway is named for a New York City street. Many Broadway plays have become so famous they have been adapted into films. These include *Cats, Footloose,* and *Grease*. Much like the Oscars for film, Broadway has its own awards: the Tonys. Soul band The Drifters had a hit song with *On Broadway*.
Jack-in-the-box

The jack-in-the-box used to be a popular toy. You turned the crank, "Here We Go 'round the Mulberry Bush" played, and the clown popped out. As generations passed kids became more and more fearful of clowns, so this once iconic toy has fallen out of favor. The toy was even the inspiration for a now-popular fast food restaurant. Early on the drive-thrus used jack-in-the-boxes as their speakers.
The fireman

In the old days the fireman was different. Usually you saw bright red tankers and hook-and-ladder trucks with simple ladders and small axes and buckets. The H&L operators were often depicted as kindly helping old ladies get their stuck cats out of trees. Nowadays the ladders are made of steel instead of wood so it won't burn and the ladders are bigger to account for larger buildings. Firemen also often do not have time to help with stuck cats. Another early depiction is the use of trampolines to help people jumping from second-story windows. This is no longer used. They do their best to use ladders. Another change has been from the use of a bell to a dome siren to the more complex modern sirens.
Barber pole

Early on haircutter establishments had red, white, and blue poles outside. The red meant they provided surgeries. The white represented the foam from the haircutting. These poles became iconic. Decades later they fell out of use. Today some independent haircutters use small poles even if they do not offer surgeries simply because they have become iconic.
Barrels

There are Barrels and other objects that placed throughout the City for some lost purpose. While they cannot be moved, they can be detonated with varying effects.

Note: it's safest to whip an exploding barrel because the explosion will travel away from you - destroying one with anything else, and the explosion can go anywhere.

## Items

### Cask of Volatility

"One might think it foolish to store explosive liquids in such a fragile vessel. One would be correct."

### Drum of Frost

"The slightest tap will rupture this drum, spilling its contents and freezing anyone unlucky enough to be nearby."

### Brazier

"Once a decorative source of light and comfort, now no more than a fragile vessel of fire."

### Vat of Venom

"The intent was to use these barrels of poison to ward off those who would lay seige to the city."
Leatherhead football

American football actually dates back to the 19th century. Back then there was barely any protection for the players, unlike today, so the game was very rough. The best you ever saw was a leather helmet, hence the nickname "leatherhead". Many of today's NFL teams date back to that era including the Cardinals, Rams, and Eagles. There is a film based around that era known as *Leatherheads*. Rugby is close to what football was back then.
Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola is a brand of cola which has been around since the nineteenth century. It became noted for its green glass bottles that are still available in limited areas today, especially all over Mexico where it is marketed with real sugar. Coke memorabilia is famously collectible and showcased at restaurants and sold at gift stores nationwide. There was a time when Coke tried to change its formula to try to taste more like rival Pepsi, but a major backlash caused "New Coke" to be discontinued and "Coca-Cola Classic" to be reintroduced. Diet Coke was once known as Coke Lite but was likely changed to avoid confusion with light beer. When introduced in the 19th century Coca-Cola was marketed as a cure-all due to its inclusion of cocaine, but the drug was removed after the dangers of opioids were discovered.
Neon signs

When you look at many establishments from the sixties and earlier, they have wooden neon signs. Neon was the standard for over 75 years until light-emitting diode replaced it in the eighties. That became the standard until liquid crystal display replaced it after the turn of the millennium. Neon continues to endure, but only barely.
The Americana Wiki

This is the Americana wiki. It describes classic American culture, from baseball to antenna TV. This wiki is designed to talk about what I consider to be a simpler, prouder time for America.

## rules

* era limited to 1900-1969
* American English preferred
* no swearing

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Add one below!

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Pick Ups

The City is littered with objects that, in another time, were used by the denizens for various purposes. Now, those objects have a simpler use: as projectiles that you can pick up and hurl at your enemies.

## Items

### Beacon of Combustion

"A fragile lantern brimming with fluid and flame."

### Bewildered Spirit

"Captive spirit, rendered temporarily graspable. Best disposed of quickly."

### Censor of Venom

"The Noxious vapors within will strike low even the hardiest of warriors."

### Head of Stone

"Remnant of near indestructible enemy. Its use as a missile makes your revenge complete."

### Puzzling Fowl

"Somehow dragged into the city's curse, this bird creates a distracting spectacle when thrown."

### Vase of Entropy

"Beautifully crafted but irreparably damaged. Makes a fine projectile."

### Vessel of Volatility

"Whatever the occult mixture contained within, it becomes explosive when thrown."
Bell Telephone

Bell Telephone dates back to the 1870s when inventor Alexander Graham Bell turned his developments into a company. Over time his phone became the standard for the nation, especially phone booths. After the turn of the millennium, however, American Telegraph and Telephone (AT&T) bought Bell and thus all Bell telephones became AT&T.
Motorama

Motorama was the name of auto shows in the fifties and sixties, showcasing not only the latest models but also "dream cars" featuring potential future automotive features. Dream cars were the ancestor to concept cars. They were designed to showcase ideas for what the future of the automobile would be like. Most were extreme and never made it into production, but did provide some small ideas that influenced automotive design. One Motorama car in particular is the Lincoln Futura, best known for becoming the original Batmobile.
Comic books

Comic books date back many decades. Originally they were collections of comic strips, hence the name. However, collections of superhero stories became more popular over time. Despite this, the name "comic book" stuck. Over time comics became associated with kids and teens slacking off, doing something other than homework or chores. In more recent years comics have become more associated with nerd culture, but due to the mass amount of epic films created in the past twenty years adapted from superhero comics that reputation has improved a little. Due to the surge of quality superhero cartoons in the nineties and films since 2000 the interest in comics has dwindled, giving them more of a cult status nowadays.
Checker Cabs

Checker Cabs were taxis used in New York City from the fifties to the eighties. They were noted for their bright yellow color with checkered livery. They were ubiquitous in the City for so long they became the iconic New York cab for a long time. They were even used as a character in the film *Who Framed Roger Rabbit*. The original cars, Checker Marathons, were discontinued due to safety concerns. The company still exists, however, using more modern vehicles.
A.M. Radio

For decades the only radio was AM, amplitude modulation. Eventually they invented frequency modulation, or FM. Radios compatible with FM cost extra, so FM stations played underground music. AM stations played mainstream music. By the end of the eighties FM had become standard for music while AM was demoted to sports, news, and talk. Today even FM has been replaced by XM.
McDonald's

During the fifties and sixties McDonald's was different. Ronald McDonald didn't exist. Their "mascot" was a guy dressed up in cups and burger boxes (among other things) in an attempt to look like a clown. Drive-thrus featured a giant M to drive under. They also weren't the ultraconglomerate they are today.
Studebaker

Studebaker was an automobile manufacturer founded as a wagon company in 1852. It lasted for over a century before folding in 1967. For a long time it was considered one of America's definitive automotive brands. Like all American brands Studebaker competed in the Grand National. Its uniquely-designed Avanti was turned into its own brand, which was continued for decades thereafter.