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When tenants receive an additional subsidy through rental assistance programs such as the Housing Choice Voucher Program (or any other comparable rental assistance program), different requirements apply for each program.
In summary, it is important to understand the rent requirements associated with both programs, as a single unit can meet both the HOME and LIHTC set-asides simultaneously IF the unit is rented according to the stricter standard. Given the complexity of the rules, however, developers and property managers should seek further guidance to ensure that their rate structures are in compliance with Federal requirements.
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Your Bethak Program is Hurting your Knees
The Bethak, better known as the Hindu Squat, is a great lower body movement. However, it can also be a potentially dangerous variation to the bodyweight squats. If done at a high volume, the bethak can actually damage your knees! Here's how the Hindi Squat is different from the original, bodyweight squat: In a bodyweight […]
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Introducing The New Get Lean Program
Let's be honest. There's a ridiculous amount of diets, disappointing workout tools and unachievable 'success' weight loss stories on the market. We really don't need any new ones. Well I completely agree, so it's lucky that Belinda Benn has released The Get Lean Program, a refreshingly realistic and honest weight loss program, so that I […]
It is my sincere belief that before lifting weights, you must master bodyweight movements. Instead, most men go straight to the weights. It's all about lifting as much weight as possible. However, in the process, these guys end up getting big, bulky, slow, and fat. If that's your goal, then that's fine. But you want […]
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Burn More Calories in Less Time Yuri Elkaim, BPHE, CK, RHN www.myFitterU.com In my view, intensity is the most critical aspect of any exercise regime and can mean the difference between someone who reaches their goals and someone who doesn't. Increasing your workout's intensity will stimulate your body to burn more calories and induce a […]
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By Mathew Nisbet, Malware Data Analyst
'Phishing' has been around since 1996, and refers to the attempted theft of sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, or credit card details by impersonating a trustworthy source such as a bank.
Below is a typical example that MessageLabs Intelligence sees on an almost daily basis. It is impersonating the HMRC ("her majesty's revenue and customs," the UK tax office).
As you can see, the scammers are quite good at making an e-mail look legitimate. Someone who has never received an official e-mail from the tax office would have no reason to suspect this was not genuine on first glance. The logo is correct, and the links in blue along the bottom go to the genuine HMRC website. However, the link in green in the message itself does not go to an official page. It goes to a fake page where any information entered is sent to the criminals behind the attack, and could then be used to gain access to the victim's personal accounts, or to impersonate the victim.
Impersonating the tax office is becoming an ever more popular angle for the phishers. It is possible they get better returns from this than they do impersonating other organisations. People often resent having to pay tax, it could be that they are a little more willing to believe these scams if they already believe they are paying more than they should be.
This chart shows the percentage of phishing over time that is impersonating the HMRC, the IRS (the Internal Revenue service – USA), and the ATO (Australian Taxation Office). As you can see, HMRC phish is becoming more and more common over time, and IRS phish has been seen in very high levels on occasion. So far, ATO phish has been relatively uncommon.
It's not just these three countries that are used in this way. The tax offices of other countries are also used, though the volume is much lower than it is for the three mentioned previously. The following is an example showing a phishing mail impersonating the Income Tax Department of India. The link in the email that you can see does not exist, and if you click on it, it is not the URL you are taken to. Where you end up is a fake site that asks for lots of personal information and bank card details.
As well as phishing, we also see criminals impersonating institutions like the IRS in an attempt to spread malware. The link in the example below, for instance, takes the victim to a website that attempts to install a malicious file on their system.
Another example below, also exploiting the IRS, also takes the user to a website which attempts to install malware believe to be a variant of the Zeus botnet Trojan, but the linked site is no longer available for full analysis of the malware. For more information about Zeus, please visit: http://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2010-011016-3514-99
As always, the best way to be safe is to make sure your AV software is always fully up to date. But further to this, you should make sure you never click on a link contained in an unsolicited mail. None of the organisations mentioned above send out tax notifications by e-mail. If you receive something that says you are owed money by a government department, you should get in touch with them yourself to be sure, by phone, or in person at your local tax office.


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Pamela Wheaton
Pamela Wheaton is one of the founding members of Insideschools. Since 2002 she has served as deputy director, project director and managing editor. She edits the blog, reviews schools, leads workshops about school choice and oversees editorial content. She collaborated with Clara Hemphill on a series of guides to New York City's best public schools. Previously Wheaton was a producer of PBS television programs and a reporter and editor at the Buenos Aires Herald. Her two daughters graduated from New York City public schools.
Special ed hotline, help centers open
On Aug.1, the city launched a hotline for parents of students with special needs in preparation for the roll-out of special education reform in all schools in September. Speaking on the WNYC Brian Lehrer program, Education Department Chief Academic Officer Shael Polakow-Suranksky said the helpline was set up with the support of City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and is designed to answer parents' specific questions. Parents may call 718-935-2007 or 311 to access the hotline.
For in-person help, office hours have been set up at nine DOE offices in the five boroughs; some sites are open until 7 p.m. and there are weekend hours too, although everywhere. The office hours began July 31 and go through Sept. 27, according to the schedule posted online.
Families may need all the help they can get, given that Corinne Rello-Anselmi, the new head of special education at the DOE, told parents at a meeting in July that she expected the roll-out to be very rocky." She also said she stands by the reforms as necessary in "setting a fully inclusive environment for all kids."
Test scores now posted on ARIS
Parents may now see their children's 2012 reading and math state test scores on the Education Department's parent website, ARIS, a week earlier than scheduled. The schools' test scores were released last week by the state Department of Education and individual student scores are now up as well, according to parents checking the site today.
Parents and guardians may log on using their ARIS user name and password to access their child's test information.
If you don't have internet access or need help logging onto the ARIS system, the city has set up ARIS access stations at select libraries in all five boroughs during the week of Aug. 6-10. Be sure to bring a photo id. Translation services will be provided. (See a list of the libraries below.
Some 7,000 elementary and middle school students were surprised to find out last week that they had actually passed the state's reading or math tests, even though they had been told they had failed, and were sent to summer school, the New York Post reported on Thursday. Because the state tests for grades 3-8 are now given in the spring, results are not available until after the end of the school year. Schools must use preliminary scores to estimate how many students won't make the mark and they have miscalulated over the past two years.
Test scores & highest-ranked schools
The School Board blog has run the numbers for the city's elementary and middle schools where 4th-graders scored highest on the 2012 state standardized math and reading exams. Most of the top-ranking schools are no surprise -- they are gifted programs and schools in high-performing districts. An exception is number three on the list, PS 262 in Bedford Stuyvesant, a school where 95 percent of the students get free lunch. It ranked just below academic powerhouses Anderson, a citywide gifted program on the Upper West Side and Lower Lab, a District 2 program on the Upper East Side and ahead of NEST+M, a citywide gifted K-12 school.
PS 262, a neighborhood K-8 school, also known as El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, for years struggled with low test scores but has made a turn-around since 2004 when it was on the state's list of schools in need of improvement. A new principal came in that year and by 2006 the school was off the SINI list. In 2011, student performance had improved so much that PS 262 was one of 26 schools where teachers received cash bonuses from the city. It was one of five successful schools that then-chancellor Cathie Black toured on her first day on the job. Joeletha Ferguson, principal since 2004, was named a Cahn Fellow in 2012, an honor which recognizes outstanding principals.
School administrators were not available this week to explain the turn-around at this small Bed Stuy school. It's clear that more attention to strugging students has played a role. "Mandated students" arrive 37 minutes before the rest of the school for additional instruction, according to the school's voicemail. Test prep begins early in the school year for testing grades, according to the school's website, and kindergartners get nightly homework, including worksheets.
The only other high-poverty school listed in the top 25 schools having the best results on 4th grade tests is PS 172 in Brooklyn, a perennially high-performing school with stable leadership. Several of the top-ranked schools saw big gains in 4th grade test scores from 2011 to 2012 including tiny PS 150 in Tribeca, PS 222 in Brooklyn's District 22 and PS 101 in Forest Hills. No schools in either the Bronx or Staten Island were among the top 25 performers on 4th grade tests.
Click here to see School Board's rundown of the scores.
Test scores released Tuesday
The State Education Department said today that standardized math and reading test scores for grades 3-8 will be released Tuesday, July 17. That's nearly a month earlier than 2011 when test data was released on Aug. 8, with parents able to access their children's scores online on Aug. 17.
This year, test administration in April was marred by errors on the several of the exams resulting in questions being discarded. An 8th-grade exam had a nonsensical story about a talking pineapple that almost no one understood and, in May, teachers were confused about how to score the exams. This was the first year that the testing company Pearson produced the tests. Because of the many mistakes, the state said that Pearson would have to pay for an expert review of its test development process.
Families of 113 children, angry about the emphasis on high-stakes testing, decided to opt out of taking the exam, the New York Times reported, more than in previous years. Many others decided to boycott the field-tests in May and June.
Moms piloted successful compost program
Five Manhattan moms started composting programs in their schools' cafeterias this year that saved 450 pounds of food waste from landfills daily and reduced the volume of cafeteria garbage by 85% in eight schools over four months.
The parents, members of the District 3 Green Schools Group, were part of a pilot program designed to test the viability of separating and composting food waste – including meat and dairy, kitchen scraps, and sugar cane food service trays.
"We were upset that we were paying for sugar cane compostable trays and they were being thrown in the garbage," said Emily Fano, a parent at PS 166, one of the eight participating schools in four buildings.
Summer HS workshop dates set; new directory
If your 12-year-old is completing 7th grade this week, it's time for you to start thinking about high school. Here's what you and your rising 8th-grader can do this summer.
Schools are handing out the 2012-2013 directory of high schools (now online) before summer vacation. If your child doesn't bring one home. you can pick one up at the nearest enrollment office. You'll will find information about every high school in the city including: what it takes to get in, what time school starts for freshman, whether there is a dress code, and the number of students who applied and were accepted last year. You can also see the school's graduation rate.
To introduce middle school families to the complex admissions process, the Department of Education enrollment office is offering evening workshops, two in every borough betwen July 12 and 19. Rather than a series of workshops offering different admissions topics, all 10 sessions will present the same information so there's no need to attend more than one. There are two additional two workshops, about the specialized high schools only, on July 24 at Prospect Heights High School in Brooklyn and July 26 at LaGuardia High School in Manhattan.
For parents who have not gone through the high school admissions process, the workshops can be very informative. For most city residents the days of sending your 13-year-old to the neighborhood high school are long gone. Even if you think you know how it works, listening to other parents' questions and answers can be constructive. And, you'll be more prepared when admissions season ratchets up in September for the round of school visits, auditions, and tests.
And for more help, make sure to watch our Insideschools videos: Specialized high schools, How to apply to high school, How to apply to an audition school, Weighing your options: long trip vs short trip, and videos spotlighting individual high schools.
The gigantic high school fair, introducing you to representatives from all schools in the city, will be held on Sept. 29-30; fairs for schools in each borough on Oct. 13-14. Before you go, be sure to watch our video, Making the most of the high school fairs
What else should you be doing this summer to help prepare your 8th-grader? Check out Liz Willen's posts on High School Hustle about how to study for the specialized high school exam, the perils of choice, the ins and outs of visiting schools, and more. They which include many thoughtful comments and suggestions about schools by parents.
Pre-K: No seats for 30% of applicants
Offer letters for public school pre-kindergarten slots went out this week and once again about one-third of the families of four-year-olds were disappointed. In a year when there were more applicants than ever -- 29,072 as compared to 28,815 in 2011 -- there were only 22,505 seats. About 70 percent of the applicants got offers to a morning, afternoon or full-day program, but 30 percent did not.
That's a slightly higher percentage than in 2011, according to Education Department statistics, mostly because there are several hundred more seats available this year. Families who got a placement may register now through June 22.
There are still seats available for full-day and half-day programs -- 10 percent of the seats remain unfilled, including 1,371 spots in the more desirable full day programs. A list of schools that may have open seats is posted on the DOE's website.
Not surprisingly, there are no pre-kindergarten openings in a few of the most sought-after and crowded districts. There are no schools with open seats in Manhattan's District 2; only one school has seats in District 15 in Brownstone Brooklyn and neighboring District 20. In District 26 in Queens, generally the highest performing in the city, only one school has openings for a half-day program. District 4 in East Harlem and District 5 in Central Harlem, have numerous schools with availability in full-day programs. District 6, covering northern Harlem, Washington Heights and Inwood has seats only in afternoon programs. Many schools have open slots in Brooklyn's districts 19, 21 and 22. In the Bronx, districts 7 and 12 list the most schools with openings in full-day programs. Five Staten Island schools have openings only in afternoon programs.
Families who wish to be on a waitlist for a slot must contact each school starting Monday, June 18. As spots open up, they will be given out through a lottery, with preference first to zoned students with a sibling in the school, then to zoned students and then to students with a sibling who lives in the district.
Only children in those three categories will be offered open seats before September 21.
This week's offers were for public school programs; there are thousands of seats available at community organizations and daycare centers which have a separate application process.
For the full breakdown of school-based pre-kindergarten admissions from 2008-2012, click the graphic above.
(updated 4:30 p.m. with a link to schools that still have seats available)
Poll: Do Regents exams predict college readiness?
In 2011 the city began adding "college-readiness" scores to each high school's Progress Report, by calculating the number of students who graduated from high school prepared to do college-level work.
While a passing score on the state Regents exams is 65, the city determined that students needed to score at least a 75 on the English Regents exam and an 80 on the math Regents exam to avoid having to take remedial courses at city colleges.
This week's release of the 2011 high school graduation rate showed that it has flattened after six years of growth. Although the mayor says an increased number of graduates are considered college-ready, the number falls far short of expectations.
On June 21, the Center for New York City Affairs and Insideschools.org will present a panel discussion, moderated by Meredith Kolodner: Creating College Ready Communities: Preparing NYC's Precarious New Generation of College Students. Among the findings in a report to be presented about the city's college readiness efforts, is that many New York City public school graduates drop out of college, discouraged that they aren't able to do the work. On June 28, Insideschools' Clara Hemphill will moderate Center event: Beyond Test Scores: Imagining New Ways to Measure NYC's High Schools.
This month high school students are taking Regents exams. We'd like to know: do you think Regents' scores accurately predict which graduates are ready to do college work? Take our poll!
Black success rate up in pilot HS prep
A pilot for the city's new test prep program to help low-income students qualify for the elite specialized high schools has shown improved results.
About 30 percent of the students – from predominately black and Caribbean schools - who began the pilot DREAM, Specialized High School Institute as 6th graders got offers to a specialized school after taking the test in 2011. The rate of acceptances for black and Latino students in the previous program was about 20%.
The Department of Education, politicians and advocates have long been disturbed by the low number of black and Hispanic students enrolled at the city's elite specialized high schools. Over the years they have looked at ways to increase the numbers without changing the exam that determines admission at one of the eight schools.
In the DREAM pilot, instruction focused more on test-taking skills, critical thinking and time-saving strategies than previous courses, according to the DOE. There was also "robust teacher professional development and coaching" and a reporting system that allowed teachers to tailor instruction to individual students, concentrating on areas of weaknesses. In other changes designed to improve the retention rate, more test prep sites have been set up. Now the 18 programs are district-based, making it easier for students to attend. Participants are provided with MetroCards and free lunches.
This year, DREAM will also include more students than the previous program (SHSI), enrolling 2,600 6th and 7th graders – up from 932 6th graders last year. The program may be expanded even further in the future, beginning in 5th grade.
Still, the higher success rate for black and Hispanic test-takers didn't allow them to catch up with Asian and white SHSI participants. In 2011, 62 percent of Asians who took the now-defunct SHSI prep course received a specialized offer as did 39 percent of white students.
The SHSI program, started in 1995, was primarily aimed at increasing the number of black and Hispanic students at specialized high schools. Since 2009, admission has been determined by income level, not race. As a result, a significantly higher percentage of Asian students and far fewer Hispanics enrolled. In 2011, the percentage of Asian students jumped to 45 percent from 16 percent in 2009 while Hispanics dropped to 24 percent from 42 percent over the same period.
In the first year of DREAM, which began on May 5, 40 percent students are Asian, 26 percent are Hispanic, 21 percent are black and 12 percent are white, according to the DOE.
(City high school students overall are 17 percent Asian, 39 percent Hispanic, 30 percent black and 13 percent white.)
This year 6,232 6th and 7th graders qualified for 2,600 slots. (There are about 5,800 freshmen seats in the specialized schools that base admissions on the exam.) Eligible students must meet academic and income guidelines. Because there are more qualified students than spaces available, students were chosen randomly in district-based lotteries. Students who didn't get in were placed on a waitlist.
The $1.2 million program is paid for by Title 1 federal money.
2012 offers to specialized high schools by ethnicity (below) show that blacks and Hispanics trail Asian and white students in gaining acceptance. The chart does not indicate which students were enrolled in the SHSI or pilot DREAM program.
Quinn keeps up kindergarten crusade
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is continuing her push to make sure all 5-year-olds go to kindergarten. The state Senate Education Committee has signed off on a bill which would give New York City the right to make kindergarten mandatory and Quinn is sponsoring a petition drive to urge the State Legislature to take action before the summer break.
All 5-year-olds are guaranteed a seat in kindergarten but they are not required to enter school until 1st grade.
Here's what Quinn suggests parents can do to help make kindergarten compulsory in New York City:
- "Sign our "Kindergarten is a Right" petition and urge your friends, family and neighbors to do the same! You can find the petition online here.
- Post our petition to your Facebook page and Twitter account.
- Visit your local day care centers and UPK programs during pick-up and drop-off hours and hand out hard copies of the petition and encourage parents to sign it. A paper version can be downloaded for printing here.
- If you have children in school, contact your school's parent association and encourage them to get involved in our campaign.
- Contact your local community board and Community Education Council (CEC) and ask them to pass a resolution in support of mandatory kindergarten. To find your local community board and CEC click here and here."


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Stayed overnight while passing through central Florida. Pros: immaculately clean restrooms, easy in/out, well maintained park, good spacing between rigs, friendly registration staff and great P.A. rate Cons: next to the freeway, mostly permanent residents, (although sites very tidy) pool/spa not available (being repaired). - Jayhart
When I made our reservation I asked for a level site with an open southern sky. I was assigned a level site under a huge tree dropping a significant number of acorns bouncing off our roof all day and night. Internet is for fee from tengointernet. No cable for short term stays. You must contact Brighthouse for extended stay hookup. Some local OTA stations, but a lot were not in English. Site was mostly black sand that tracked in very easily, especially when wet. Highway noise was unbelievably loud. Campground is only a couple feet from Route 4. We had a knock on door from someone soliciting to wash and wax our motorhome. Upon our arrival, another camper walked through our site looking in our open basement cabinets which were full of tools. When confronted, he said he was taking a shortcut and wasn't on our site even though he was within two feet of our motorhome. Bathrooms were very clean and year round residents were friendly. We stayed two nights. We will be in the area in a few weeks and will stay elsewhere. Do not recommend. - ploiselle
When we arrived at 4 pm on a weekday, the office was closing and while they gave us our info, we couldn't check in until the next morning. The attendant was apparently ready to go home, wouldn't open the gate large enough to accommodate our 30' RV and tow dolly, forcing us to unhook dolly in parking lot. This is just one example of poor customer service. When we checked out on Sunday morning, once again the office was unattended. We stopped in at some point to speak to the management about a huge spotlight overlooking the lake which totally ruined the view in the evening, we were told there was nothing they could do about it. The sites are close together and not all are pull-through. Trees are sporadically located and there's little "woodsy" area but there is a small fenced in dog area which was most appreciated since other doggy-friendly areas were few & far between. The bathrooms/showers were clean and the resort area fairly well maintained. There were quite a few permanent residents and the average age was definitely in the senior citizen range, only saw a few children while we were there, not sure if there was anything set up for them to do. There's quite a bit of road noise from the nearby highway on one side, making us glad that we chose a lakefront site. Overall, this wasn't a bad experience but as campgrounds/parks are in abundance in Central Florida, we'll look elsewhere next time we visit the area. - ChipnMichele
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Very reasonably-priced RV/mobile home park with management on site. Well maintained with more upgrades to come. Paved interior roads with speed bumps. Grassy lots mowed short and sprayed for insert control. Centrally located clean laundry and restrooms; trash dumpster emptied often. Dump station. Keyed mail boxes available. Propane sales tank just added. Mixture of residents: parents with some children/retired persons; short and long stays. Leashed pets allowed. Extremely convenient location in north Lakeland with Sweet Bay grocery store across the street; Publix, CVS, and Walgreens very near, as well as Wal-mart about a block away. Major shopping center and Orange Bowl Lanes just south. Several golf courses nearby. Our first choice for this area. - kctylers
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Making my reservation by phone was easy and the person quite helpful. I just wish they had warned me about the construction causing rigs coming from the South to have to make a sharp u-turn. I had to find another way to get turned around. When we arrived we were ignored in the office. They give no discounts, saying they don't charge you tax. That's absurd. The state and county are collecting from the park so it's just wrapped into the price. The park is very large and most of it is park models or very long-term residents. A schedule of activities is published so there is much to do. Our site had a lot of little trash around it. The site was so sloped it took extra boards under the levelers to get level. The patio was level, so one side was too high to step up on. I asked for some shade and we had a beautiful big oak in the site. Annoyingly, everyone cuts through other people's campsites. Wi-Fi, if you can even get on but can't load a webpage then points off for telling me there is Wi-Fi at my site and there isn't. - L. Allen
This is a clean and spacious park with a mix of mobile homes, full timers, part timers and short term. There is a lot of open space, trees, areas to walk or play with the dog. We had a premium plus lot which was concrete, extra long, lots of space between lots, great hook-ups, cable and free Wi-Fi. There's room for any size rig. My only request would be to put in a leash-free dog park. There are several areas that would be great for this. Also another laundry room is really needed. It is difficult to turn north towards town on the highway when exiting the park and there is a lot of road construction in the area. They do have a daily surcharge for a dog. This was the first time we had encountered something like that. We will definitely stay here again if in the area. - travelswithpuppies
This is a very convenient well developed park for those visiting Lakeland/Central Florida. It is large and well laid out. Sites are level. The staff is very helpful and cordial and overall the stay was very good. The paved pull through sites are large. The rates are very reasonable for central Florida. Wi-Fi and cable are great. We would rate this park higher, but there are a few nagging problems. The grass has been high the last two visits and the park is quite "buggy" making outside leisure difficult--- so bring the Deet ! (in fairness mother nature has been providing much dampness there of late and that's life in central FL). The fully paved site we were in was covered with thick grass clippings which were wet, rotting and quite disgusting. The concrete pad was severely cracked and becoming deformed. Many of the sites around the park are grass, but are level. On the large pull through sites the separation between the sewer connection and the power/water pedestals is quite a distance, requiring the use of extensions for sewer, water and power. Fire ants are rampant. My wife and I were both bitten numerous times making our visit a bit uncomfortable -- but again that's life in central FL. More control over insects in the campground would be nice, but it is a very large park and such control might be too difficult. Access into the park is relatively easy. Access out of the park (to the left and northbound) is very difficult. One must travel south for quite a distance on Bartow Highway to find a location to turn back to the north if you are headed that direction when departing. We hope a bit more attention can be paid to maintenance in this park , but its definitely one we will visit again. - americanrascal
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Park is closed. (Website confirms it.) - kctylers
A lot of noise from the interstate - all night. Small sites, very cramped. Clean - javpop
Very clean Rv park with just what we require as fulltimers. Well kept up, but has been sold to a commercial developer, could be it's last year in business. - Teacher's Pet


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It would be a bit of understatement to say I get excited whenever I find cultural archives, especially ones of contemporary culture and doubly so to do with games. I've extolled the virtues of the Arcade Flyer archive before but today, after finding it many months ago and forgetting about it, I present to you a random YouTube channel that has an incredibly thorough compilation of video game commercials televised in Japan over the decades.
As a whole these commercials effectively tell the story of how video game hardware and software were marketed and presented to the Japanese viewing public, in particular the 1980s and 1990s although there's plenty from the 2000s as well. Individually, seeing a given game or franchise presented in the way that it is and/or seeing how its presentation changes over time is incredibly fascinating. And, for games I don't know or recognize it can be a fun time trying to figure out what that game is and often learn about games unreleased or obscure to the Western market. I think the best part and the strength of this collection is it's comprehensiveness. The commercials run the gamut from Japan's most famous and well known games and consoles to the most obscure and short-lived Japan-only shit and everything in-between.
For anyone that even has a remote interest in Japanese video games and the culture that makes them, this is definitely worth checking out. Below are the first two videos in the collection to give you a taste:


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Oakdale Citywide Garage Sales
Sale Dates: May 6, 7, 8 - 2010 Some sales run 3 days, some 2, others only 1 day.
Refer to listing as most sales open at 9 a.m.
Reminders to Shoppers: When parking on the street, please do not park within 10' of either side of a mailbox. In cul-de-sacs, please park next to the curb. Questions/Comments? Please call 730-2704 Happy Hunting!
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1 Whoever loves instruction loves knowledge, But he who hates correction is stupid. | 1 Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, but he who hates correction is stupid. |
2 A good man obtains favor from the Lord, But a man of wicked intentions He will condemn. | 2 A good man obtains favor from the LORD, but the LORD condemns a crafty man. |
3 A man is not established by wickedness, But the root of the righteous cannot be moved. | 3 A man cannot be established through wickedness, but the righteous cannot be uprooted. |
4 An excellent wife is the crown of her husband, But she who causes shame is like rottenness in his bones. | 4 A wife of noble character is her husband's crown, but a disgraceful wife is like decay in his bones. |
5 The thoughts of the righteous are right, But the counsels of the wicked are deceitful. | 5 The plans of the righteous are just, but the advice of the wicked is deceitful. |
6 The words of the wicked are, "Lie in wait for blood," But the mouth of the upright will deliver them. | 6 The words of the wicked lie in wait for blood, but the speech of the upright rescues them. |
7 The wicked are overthrown and are no more, But the house of the righteous will stand. | 7 Wicked men are overthrown and are no more, but the house of the righteous stands firm. |
8 A man will be commended according to his wisdom, But he who is of a perverse heart will be despised. | 8 A man is praised according to his wisdom, but men with warped minds are despised. |
9 Better is the one who is slighted but has a servant, Than he who honors himself but lacks bread. | 9 Better to be a nobody and yet have a servant than pretend to be somebody and have no food. |
10 A righteous man regards the life of his animal, But the tender mercies of the wicked are cruel. | 10 A righteous man cares for the needs of his animal, but the kindest acts of the wicked are cruel. |
11 He who tills his land will be satisfied with bread, But he who follows frivolity is devoid of understanding. | 11 He who works his land will have abundant food, but he who chases fantasies lacks judgment. |
12 The wicked covet the catch of evil men, But the root of the righteous yields fruit. | 12 The wicked desire the plunder of evil men, but the root of the righteous flourishes. |
13 The wicked is ensnared by the transgression of his lips, But the righteous will come through trouble. | 13 An evil man is trapped by his sinful talk, but a righteous man escapes trouble. |
14 A man will be satisfied with good by the fruit of his mouth, And the recompense of a man's hands will be rendered to him. | 14 From the fruit of his lips a man is filled with good things as surely as the work of his hands rewards him. |
15 The way of a fool is right in his own eyes, But he who heeds counsel is wise. | 15 The way of a fool seems right to him, but a wise man listens to advice. |
16 A fool's wrath is known at once, But a prudent man covers shame. | 16 A fool shows his annoyance at once, but a prudent man overlooks an insult. |
17 He who speaks truth declares righteousness, But a false witness, deceit. | 17 A truthful witness gives honest testimony, but a false witness tells lies. |
18 There is one who speaks like the piercings of a sword, But the tongue of the wise promotes health. | 18 Reckless words pierce like a sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing. |
19 The truthful lip shall be established forever, But a lying tongue is but for a moment. | 19 Truthful lips endure forever, but a lying tongue lasts only a moment. |
20 Deceit is in the heart of those who devise evil, But counselors of peace have joy. | 20 There is deceit in the hearts of those who plot evil, but joy for those who promote peace. |
21 No grave trouble will overtake the righteous, But the wicked shall be filled with evil. | 21 No harm befalls the righteous, but the wicked have their fill of trouble. |
22 Lying lips are an abomination to the Lord, But those who deal truthfully are His delight. | 22 The LORD detests lying lips, but he delights in men who are truthful. |
23 A prudent man conceals knowledge, But the heart of fools proclaims foolishness. | 23 A prudent man keeps his knowledge to himself, but the heart of fools blurts out folly. |
24 The hand of the diligent will rule, But the lazy man will be put to forced labor. | 24 Diligent hands will rule, but laziness ends in slave labor. |
25 Anxiety in the heart of man causes depression, But a good word makes it glad. | 25 An anxious heart weighs a man down, but a kind word cheers him up. |
26 The righteous should choose his friends carefully, For the way of the wicked leads them astray. | 26 A righteous man is cautious in friendship, but the way of the wicked leads them astray. |
27 The lazy man does not roast what he took in hunting, But diligence is man's precious possession. | 27 The lazy man does not roast his game, but the diligent man prizes his possessions. |
28 In the way of righteousness is life, And in its pathway there is no death. | 28 In the way of righteousness there is life; along that path is immortality. |
Scripture taken from the New King James Version. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New King James Version) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Stand up to Cancer (SU2C), the Lustgarten Foundation and the Fox Family Cancer Research Funding Trust, in cahoots with the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) are coming together for pancreatic cancer research. This was announced during a press event at the AACR 2014 Annual Meeting.
This will be executed with an $8 million grant, extended over three years. What is being sought out are novel immunotherapies for pancreatic cancer, which is sorely needed.
The Dream Team will be lead by Elizabeth M. Jaffee, M.D., professor of oncology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. She is also the co-director of the Gastrointestinal Cancers Program at the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, Maryland. Co-leading the project will be Robert H. Vonderheide, M.D., D.Phil., associate director for translational research at the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania and the Hanna Wise Professor in Cancer Research at Penn's Perelman School of Medicine in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Pancreatic cancer suppresses the body's antitumor immune response...These tumors do not allow immune cells that can recognize and kill them to even enter the pancreas. We think we can use vaccination to activate antitumor immune cells and then use other agents to get those cells into the pancreas, where they can attack the tumor.
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Stowe's location in a broad, fertile valley between the Green Mountains and Mount Mansfield—Vermont's highest peak at nearly 4,400 feet—makes it an ideal launching pad for outdoor recreation. Stowe Mountain Resort awaits skiers with 485 acres across 116 powdery trails, and snowboarders can catch big air or an aerial sighting of Bigfoot on the half-pipe.To counterbalance its adventurous outdoors attractions, Stowe also cultivates a more abstractly adventurous art scene. The West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park combines a traditional art gallery with an innovative and spacious sculpture park, showcasing the handiwork of budding and mid-career local artists.
The Bluff House Suites at Ye Olde England Inne pamper lords and ladies with luxurious accommodations decorated in true English-manor style. All suites feature graciously spacious bathrooms with full showers and separate whirlpool tubs, as well as a lounge with wing chairs, cherry furnishings, and a private deck or patio. Enjoy sunrises, sunsets, and views of the village while a warm fire roars in the fireplace and a warm tiger roars in your head. Rooms feature high queen-size, four-poster rice-carved beds and walls adorned with classic English paintings and prints. Though this Groupon is valid for two guests per room, some suites can accommodate up to six people; additional guests can stay for a $15 fee each if requested while booking.
If you take a moment to survey the photos hanging on the wall in Harrison's, you'll see one of Andrew Kneale, cheerily manning his childhood lemonade stand. And if you glance over at the bar, you'll see that same boy, a few decades older, smiling as he pours a glass of wine for a guest. Andrew's mother, Kathy, is likely nearby, whether escorting people to a table or in the kitchen baking one of her beloved raspberry pies.
For the pair, the restaurant is a labor of love for two reasons: not only is it an homage to David Harrison Kneale, the family's late husband and father, but they've also been feeding the Stowe community since opening the Partridge Inn back in 1973. The dinner-only service means Harrison's is rarely less than full, so it's not surprising the small-town spot got "high marks" from the Boston Globe's travel section and the local teacher who grades everything. The menu's charming balance of comfort and class makes it hard to choose between dishes such as steak au poivre rubbed with black peppercorns and pecan-encrusted ahi; but whatever you pick, make sure to save room for that raspberry pie.
Located inside The Historic Stowe Inn, which is listed on the National Historic Register, Stowe Inn River House Steak and Seafood plates up farm-to-table dishes for travelers or anyone else looking to relax with some wine and an appetizer. Instead of blaring a foghorn at your table, you can start a meal off with mussels cooked in white wine and served with garlic-herb butter sauce and enjoy the beautiful 360-degree view of Stowe, the nearby river, and the four acres of surrounding manicured grounds popular with weddings. Entrees follow in the form of pecan-crusted salmon or slow-roasted prime rib?the restaurant's specialty. You can end your visit with a drink at Grant's Bar in honor of the whiskey-loving president for whom the bar is named. The 35-foot antique mahogany bar is rumored to have been originally located near Grant's Tomb in New York City, and was refurbished and installed at the restaurant in 2003.
A Country Inn off the beaten path yet close to all that Stowe VT has to offer. Rooms with or without fireplaces, highly rated restaurant, sauna, outdoor hot tub, cinema and bar make for a relaxing place to spend a holiday. Nearby are options for skiing, hiking, biking, fishing, golf and shopping.
Built in 1814, The Stowe Inn?s elegant Victorian mansion brims with rare antique furnishings, old-fashioned hospitality, and contemporary amenities. The bed and breakfast nods to its rich history with oriental rugs and a 35-foot mahogany bar from the early 20th century. More wood furnishings accent the 16 guest rooms, where guests can relax upon Edwardian-style beds or use wireless Internet to email their garage door back home.
During the winter, a crackling fireplace warms the inn's library, and an in-ground pool offers a place to cool down during summer. Chefs at the onsite River House Restaurant serve upscale and casual dishes forged from locally sourced ingredients, and inn staffers prep a sumptuous daily breakfast buffet.
The posh inn serves as a convenient outpost near outdoor recreation, artisan shops, and craft breweries throughout the quaint town of Stowe. In nearby Waterbury, Ben & Jerry?s factory tours bestow behind-the-scenes access to the popular ice cream's production. There, visitors find cows grazing onsite, graciously accommodating autograph requests from starstruck fans.


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ST. LOUIS (AP) — Lance Lynn missed a chance to join teammate Adam Wainwright as the only five-game winners in the majors.
The St. Louis Cardinals pitcher wasn't even close.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Lance Lynn missed a chance to join teammate Adam Wainwright as the only five-game winners in the majors.
The St. Louis Cardinals pitcher wasn't even close.
"Not as good as I should have been, plain and simple," Lynn said after lasting just five innings and coughing up an early cushion in St. Louis' 5-4, 11-inning loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday night. "You get three runs in the first, you need to win that game."
Lynn won his first 12 career decisions in April but finished this month with a loss and a no-decision that left a bad taste. In particular, he was smarting from a two-run single by opposing pitcher Kyle Lohse that capped the Brewers' three-run fourth.
Lynn could only get his glove on Scooter Gennett's leadoff infield hit in the fourth. He walked two and had two wild pitches in the inning.
"If you can't put the pitcher away with two outs and the bases loaded with a two-run lead, you deserve not to win the game," Lynn said.
Lyle Overbay singled in Khris Davis with the tiebreaking run to give the Brewers their second straight extra-inning win over the Cardinals. St. Louis hitters struck out 17 times and went 1 for 5 with runners in scoring position.
"We couldn't make anything happen," manager Mike Matheny said. "In these close games it's the little things that are going to either help us or kill us.
"We've been having trouble getting guys over, getting them in — something that we've had a lot of confidence in getting done."
Davis hit a go-ahead triple to help the Brewers win 5-3 in 12 innings Monday night and started the winning rally this time with a leadoff double against Kevin Siegrist (0-1). Milwaukee is a major league-best 20-7, two more victories than the previous franchise best for the opening month, and 11-1 on the road.
The Brewers, missing four starters, managed just enough offense to beat the Cardinals again.
Carlos Gomez homered for the Brewers, who have won five of six. Tyler Thornburg (3-0) struck out four in two scoreless innings and Francisco Rodriguez finished for his 13th save in 13 chances.
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6 The Spirit of God came on him powerfully and he ripped it open barehanded, like tearing a young goat. But he didn't tell his parents what he had done. | 6 The Spirit of the LORD came upon him in power so that he tore the lion apart with his bare hands as he might have torn a young goat. But he told neither his father nor his mother what he had done. |
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Rookie forward Adam Jahn scored in the second minute of second-half stoppage time to pull the San Jose Earthquakes into 1-1 draw with the Portland Timbers on Sunday night.
Jahn beat Timbers goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts cleanly from 13 yards. The play came off a short centering pass from Nana Attakora and a subtle touch by Chris Wondolowski, who teed up Jahn.
The goal ended Ricketts' shutout streak at 314 minutes and it neutralized a 58th-minute score by Portland midfielder Diego Valeri, who returned from a one-game absence due to injury.
Portland (2-1-4) extended its unbeaten streak to five matches, and has never lost to San Jose in eight matches since joining MLS in 2011.
San Jose (2-3-3) is winless in its last four despite the season debuts of key contributors Steven Beitashour and Marvin Chavez.
Jahn has scored twice for the Earthquakes, and both were late equalizers; his 83rd-minute goal against New York paved the way for Wondolowski's 92nd-minute game-winner in a 2-1 victory on March 10.
Valeri took advantage of a loose rebound when teammate Ryan Johnson had his shot blocked by a last-ditch tackle from Beitashour. The unmarked Argentinean beat San Jose goalkeeper Jon Busch to the ball by a step, and fired home from 12 yards for his second goal.
Ricketts had to make two impressive saves to keep the game scoreless at halftime, including a one-on-one stop of Wondolowski, the league's reigning MVP, with a fully extended right hand in the 22nd minute.
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Jack McInerney scored two goals before halftime to lead the Philadelphia Union to a 3-2 victory over D.C. United on Sunday.
Conor Casey also scored early for the Union (3-2-2), who led 3-1 at halftime. It was Philadelphia's first victory in four matches. Lionard Pajoy scored early in the second half to help United (1-5-1) back into the game.
Perry Kitchen also scored to help D.C. score multiple goals for the first time this season, even though it lost its fourth straight.
United has now lost three straight at RFK after having a 17-match home unbeaten run snapped in a 2-1 defeat against Columbus on March 23.
Pajoy scored his second goal of the season, and United's fourth in all, 2 minutes after halftime when he reached Daniel Woolard's cross and headed it past goalkeeper Zac MacMath from close range.
United then pressed for a tying goal, coming closest when Brandon McDonald's shot deflected off Philadelphia's Keon Daniel and just over the crossbar in the 64th minute.
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McInerney put Philadelphia up in the 7th minute when he reached Conor Casey's through ball, pulled away from D.C.'s Dejan Jakovic and McDonald, and finished inside the right post.
Casey struck four minutes later when he reached Danny Cruz's cross from the right and scored from the edge of the penalty area.
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some young boys are just stupid that way and its best to leave them in the dirt..... where they belong until they grow up
Get rid of him permanently and stop with the drama of Facebook. Stop looking at it for a week and see how you level out.
Ew he's weird and creepy...you and your sister need to stay clear away.
He's a jerk. Don't give him so much "power" over you and he won't have it.

He's playing you ...
Maybe he just has feelings for your sister.
Maybe hes a sociopath then, there are people like that out there. It's unfortunate to fall in love with one, that is for sure.
Grow up.

NO.

No ones a pathetic human being you *****. Maybe you think you are well you're not. You don't even have a good definition. Nevermind no one does.

Why would you let him? It's not all one persons fault, why didn't you're sister protect you? Why do you saw "Awww" to someone who calls a person "A pathetic human being"?

..........? Why.

Tell me why.
I know they do. They don't seem to though. And you are beautiful, but maybe you just....... you are you I should respect that, I do, I'm so sorry:(
I hope you didn't tell him really often...
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It is my belief that the traditional broadcast view of remote control and telemetry of a broadcast transmitter site provides the engineer with an incomplete picture of the state of the building environment and the systems within. I'm certain you have on more than one occasion received a call from your remote control unit due to an alarm condition and after interrogating the system and clearing the alarm were left with some doubt as to what is going on at the site. Of course, the only way to answer that little nagging voice is to get in the car and head for the tower. But if we engineer our facility correctly, and funds are made available and carefully spent, we can perhaps make that inspection trip at more suitable times than dinner or the middle of a movie.
NASA model
When I set out to design a complete remote control system, I try my best to apply what I call the NASA model. When NASA launches a multimillion-dollar spacecraft to Pluto, that spacecraft is not returning. If a technical issue develops, NASA or JPL cannot send a repair tech to swap a board, reset a breaker or an over-voltage alarm. Further, anything that can be measured within that spacecraft is included in the design so the engineers here on the third rock can work the problem with a more or less complete understanding of the status of the equipment. In this manner, engineers may perform workarounds and bypasses to keep the spacecraft running and preserve the value of the mission. I view our precious transmitter sites in much the same way. Some of our sites are so remote or so challenging to access that they might as well be on a trajectory to Pluto.
I have seen time and time again that a given transmitter site was wired with the barest minimum of status, metering and control. Often I see little if any status brought out, no means of monitoring critical environmental parameters, no means of monitoring line voltage, generator condition, or transmission line pressure, nor whether or not the nitrogen tank is full or nearly empty. Many engineers connect a room or stack temperature sensor, but nothing with regard to the state of the HVAC units, smoke detectors or building intrusion. A very good share of the devices on the market provide dry closures or analog outputs that will provide insight into their current operation. Being technical geeks, we are able to devise our own means of monitoring equipment status using readily available parts from component vendors. The work up front will pay long-term dividends.
A key element
One of the key elements of remote site management is transmission line pressurization systems monitoring. One of my personal favorite vendors is Omega Engineering. This company is a peerless engineering toy store with products for measuring pressure, flow, temperature, humidity, levels, stress and strain, PH, etc. This company caters to industrial environments.
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In the final analysis, our transmitter sites or remote studios are much the same in the sense of the need for access, reliable telemetry and control. I can easily visualize the broadcast application of many of their products, such as monitoring transmission line pressure, remaining pressure in the nitrogen tank, monitoring the temperature of key components in an antenna combiner system (transmission line sections, filters, couplers, etc.), three-phase voltage and current monitoring, and precise industrial-grade control of many of our critical systems.
One intriguing application includes employing one of Omega's electrically controlled proportional control valves to remotely adjust transmission line pressure, and monitor the result with the devices I'll look at further in this article. One point: inasmuch as the devices sold by Omega are of industrial-grade, they are by design, manufactured to operate reliably in areas of high EMI such as that found in our transmitter facilities. You will see by perusing the catalog that most of its devices are designed to work with the industrial 20ma standard, and being of a current loop design, resiliency to EMI is inherent.
Pressure transducers
There have been a few pressure-transducer units manufactured for broadcasters to monitor transmission line pressure. In my view, these units were/are of poor quality and may be easily damaged in the installation process. They leaked in some cases out of the box, which defeats the whole purpose. Omega makes a complete line of high-grade precision pressure transducers to permit remote telemetry of gases with various options. These options include transducers with milli-volt outputs, 0-5Vdc outputs, 0-10Vdc outputs, 20ma current loop interface, and the choice of absolute pressure or gauge pressure with various ranges of pressure. Other options include the type of signal interface connector: mini DIN, pigtail or twist-lock.
I chose two models for use with our remote control system: the PX219-015G5V transducer for 0 to 15psi, gauge pressure, 5Vdc output with a ¼" NPT connector for monitoring transmission line pressure; and the PX319-3KG5V transducer for 0 to 3,000 psi, 5Vdc output, and gage pressure with ¼" NPT fitting to monitor our nitrogen tanks. With the application of these two devices, I now have a complete picture of the condition of my pressurization systems and can set alarms with my remote control for low line pressure and low tank pressure (the latter lets me know if it's time to call the nitrogen guy). Thus far, these transducers have been performing flawlessly. In keeping with the NASA model, I now feel I'm a step closer to having that complete picture of the conditions at my sites.
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Incidentally, I should mention Omega also sells a product that can be used to monitor pressure and temperature with a built-in Web interface and logging capability, the IPTX-D. I will be testing this device soon.
Sloatman is the chief engineer for the Cox stations in Orlando, FL.
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