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We realize searching for an apartment in New York City takes tremendous effort and time. Below, we have compiled a list of websites that will assist you in your apartment search. These websites will help you get acquainted with what type of apartment options are being advertised, as well as information on costs, ammenities, and the local area. These sites also allow you to search for rentals that meet your specific requirements, and to organize your search along the way.
The websites on this page are provided to assist you with your search based on feedback from other students who found the sites helpful. Please keep in mind that NYU does not have any relationship with these companies and inclusion on this list does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement. NYU is unable to vet any website or listing, so please conduct your search carefully.
We all know someone or have heard about the scams that take place on websites, so here are some tips for you to consider when searching online:
Trust your gut!
If you read a listing that sounds great, but something just feels off, trust what you feel. If you get an uneasy feeling from emailing a potential landlord or feel that something just isn't right, do NOT follow through.
If it sounds too good to be true… it is.
If a fully furnished, 2-bedroom apartment is for rent in the West Village in a luxury, high-rise, doorman building for under $2000, it most likely isn't real.
Never wire money overseas or send cash.
Many scammers prefer not to meet their victims face to face. Instead, the owner (read: scammer) will "unfortunately" be out of town, or out of the country. You'll be asked to wire them the funds via Western Union or MoneyGram, and then you'll never hear from them again. Only hand over money once you've physically been to the address and physically been inside the apartment with an agent.
Deal Locally.
Only deal locally or with people that you can meet in person - follow this one simple rule and you will avoid 99% of the scam attempts. If they cannot meet with you, that should raise a red flag. Make sure you have a phone number and even an office location that you can verify with the person showing you the apartment.
FAKE CASHIER CHECKS & MONEY ORDERS ARE COMMON, and BANKS WILL CASH THEM AND THEN HOLD YOU RESPONSIBLE when the fake is discovered weeks later.
Most websites are not accountable.
Unless it is specifically stated on their website, most websites are NOT INVOLVED IN ANY TRANSACTION, and do not handle payments, guarantee transactions, vet properties or listers, provide escrow services, or offer "buyer protection" or "seller certification". If you are scammed, websites are not likely to reimburse you or take responsibility. They are simply providing a means to which information can be shared.
Never give out financial information.
Never send anyone a bank account number, social security number, eBay/PayPal info, etc. AVOID DEALS INVOLVING SHIPPING OR ESCROW SERVICES and know that ONLY A SCAMMER WILL "GUARANTEE" YOUR TRANSACTION.
Recognizing scams.
Key words in a scam advertisement: inquiry from someone far away, often in another country, Western Union, Money Gram, cashier's check, money order, cash only, shipping, escrow service, or a "guarantee"inability or refusal to meet face-to-face before closing a transaction, no phone number or physical location of an office.
New York City is a much safer place. Be smart about your decision, don't feel pushed or rushed into it, and again, trust your feelings. If by chance you happen to be a victim of a scam, then call the police and report it as soon as possible. If you pulled a listing off a website, notify the website owner as well so others don't become a victim.
The NYU Housing Registry, accessed through your NYUHome account, provides a listing of available non-NYU apartments and shares, exclusively viewable to the NYU community. It's also a great resource to find other students who are searching for an apartment or those who may be looking to share a space within their current living situation.
If you have never logged on to NYUHome, make sure to activate your account. Information about eligibility for NYU Home accounts is available at www.nyu.edu/its/students/.
Note: The Housing Registry is only accessible to NYU students enrolled in a full-time degree program, faculty, and staff members. If you are currently enrolled and do not have access, please contact ITS (212-998-3333) for assistance.
Please note that NYU does not own properties and does not verify information provided in listings.
|1. Go to: NYUHome
|2. Click on NYU Life
|3. Click on Housing Registry
The resources below are not affiliated with NYU, however they are provided here as they have indicated an interest in working with college students in their search for accommodations.
Off Campus Apartments NYC
This brokerage team is for NYU students by NYU students. They specialize in affordable and spacious apartments in the East Village, West Village, and Greenwich Village. For more information visit:
T: (212)- 763 -7710 | E: firstname.lastname@example.com
Citi Habitats offers NYU students a discount in the broker fee. For more information, please complete the Client Information Form and someone from Citi Habitats will reach out to you. Click here.
Need to find a place to stay while apartment hunting? The following sites provide "short-term" options that tend to be lower than traditional hotels.
Hotels are big business in NYC and depending on the time of the year, can be very pricey. There are a number of local hotels that provide discounts to the NYU community, however, we encourage you to also use some of the travel and hotel search engines to help you in your hotel search.
This list is provided for informational purposes only. While some of these hotels offer discounts for the NYU community, we neither endorse nor seek to promote any particular hotel.


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At the core of every business is the accountant - tracking costs and profits to determine where the business has been and where it's going. By studying the financial pattern of an organization, the accountant forms a picture of its daily activity, its strengths and weaknesses.
If you like to find answers to questions, like to unravel plots with the evidence at hand, maybe accounting is the field for you. There are currently more than 2.4 million people employed in bookkeeping and accounting clerk positions, and the field promises to continue offering opportunities to newcomers.
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The associate's degree is granted after the successful completion of 60 semester hours of coursework. Because professionals in rapidly changing technology fields must continually upgrade their skills, all credits earned in the accounting technology degree program also apply toward the Bachelor of Technical and Applied Studies. Many of the courses in the accounting technology program also apply to the Bachelor of Business Administration degree. Early consultation with a College of Business Administration adviser is strongly encouraged.
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In November 2011 Greg Burkett came to fully grasp the lack of guarantees in life.
On a night that November Burkett fell from his bed.
His forehead struck a nightstand, hard.
Burkett immediately knew it was bad.
"I knew I couldn't move my arms, my legs, anything," Burkett said. "I knew it was serious but I didn't know how serious."
He laid there in his bedroom next to that nightstand for 10 hours, not moving.
In hindsight the willingness of Burkett's brain to listen to the language from his – don't move – likely saved his life.
A friend, concerned that Burkett did not show up for work the next day found him, or actually heard his cries for help, when checking Burkett's Port St. Joe home.
He was rushed to Sacred Heart Hospital on the Gulf where it was determined Burkett suffered a broken neck.
He was quickly en route to Bay Medical Center.
That day, after being prepped for surgery, Burkett's doctor was stark with Burkett's family – no guarantees Burkett would survive surgery.
And if Burkett survived the surgery, there were no guarantees he would not be paralyzed, relegated to learning to live in a wheelchair.
For more than a week, Burkett, heavily medicated had little clue about his condition or prognosis.
When he was lucid enough, his doctor remained just as blunt as with his family.
"He could not guarantee anything," Burkett said.
Over the span of 18 months there have been seven more surgeries and rehabilitation from each and every one.
He was relegated full-time to a wheelchair.
He has, his doctor described, a "condominium" for a neck.
Much of it prosthesis with his upper vertebrae steadily growing around and to it.
He spent months with a halo attached to his head, unable to move his freely, unable to sleep other than upright.
"That I wouldn't wish on anyone," Burkett said.
His family, he said, "sacrificed a lot."
Two brothers and two sisters helped transport Burkett to and from to doctor's appointments in Bay County three to four times a week.
They looked after him, took him in.
With the help of a home nurse, who still comes three times a week, they helped Burkett has he regained control of his bodily functions.
"It affects every part of your body," Burkett said. "I didn't realize how much."
In time, he moved onto HealthSouth in Bay County for rehabilitation.
The staff at HealthSouth encountered a fighter.
"They really tend to rehabilitate you to acclimate you to be in a wheelchair because that's where they think you are going to be," Burkett said. "I wasn't going to stay in no wheelchair.
"When people started telling me what I couldn't do, that is when I decided I could."
He drew inspiration from Wounded Warriors, such as those who visit Bay and Gulf counties.
He listened to televised speeches and read written words from those warriors who had survived horrific injuries and somehow found the purpose to rise above limitations.
"I kept hearing, 'You are as disabled as you want to be,'" Burkett said.
He transitioned from HealthSouth to Sacred Heart on the Gulf to continue his rehab under the direction of Kimberly Thomas.
"She would get me out of that wheelchair and we'd walk and walk," Burkett said. "I came there in a wheelchair and I came out walking."
Thomas, Burkett said, is the reason he is now riding a bike five miles a day, had whittled his medications from nine to two and is working with weights three days a week at One Way Fitness Center.
Burkett spent eight months under the care of Thomas, who pushed, cajoled and celebrated each milestone.
Burkett said he also took inspiration from friends and neighbors, folks in the community who reached out and put him on so many prayer lists at churches.
And two months ago, Burkett walked stiffly into One Way and began a workout routine.
"I couldn't put any weight on any of the machines," Burkett said. "I used to be 275 pounds and I was down to 180. My legs, you could see the bones they were so skinny."
Now, they have the appearance of fire plugs. From no weight on the leg press Burkett now pushes 300 pounds. He does a full circuit three days a week, working his arms, his legs, his core muscles.
"I never would have thought I'd be doing this," Burkett said. "But after the first month I knew the sky was the limit. I don't like anybody telling me what I can't do. But I will tell you, this has been hard work.
"There have been a lot of days I get out of bed and said no I ain't going in there. But the improvement gives me encouragement. As long as you see improvement that keeps you going."
While he still has nerve issues with his hands – one operation at Shands was unsuccessful due to a staph infection and Burkett has another scheduled next year – he can open anything he wants.
He is a "self-sufficient cook."
He has returned to one of his great loves fishing.
"They used to say I was the best at throwing a cast net in the county," Burkett said, his face brightening when recalling the first time he set a hook with a cricket. "I can still throw it, but I can't turn it loose."
Burkett is philosophical about the journey of the past two years.
There has been education.
"I needed something like this before it happened," Burkett said. "This was absolutely a walk-up call for me."
And he is trying to find sense for others from the tragedy of similar circumstances.
There is the young man from the community who recently broke his neck in a freak accident.
Asked by his father to speak to the young man, Burkett did, telling him nothing will hold him back but his own will.
The father called last week to say the son had his best week of rehab – ever.
"I'm trying to give back what the community gave me," Burkett said. "I can tell people things nobody else can tell them because I have been there.
"I am a walking miracle. You can't give up and you can't let people tell you what you can't do. Every night I thank God I am laying down and every morning I am thanking God I am getting up."


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Anderson Silva Says Taunting Chris Weidman Was All Part Of His Strategy
http://www.fightline.com/fl/news/201...nderson-silva/"When I finished my fight with Chris Weidman I was tired and not too happy," he said in a recent interview. "I train hard for the win all the time but sometimes you don't have the chance to win. Chris Weidman is a strategist and focused. Sometimes you have a good night in the fight, sometimes you have a bad night in the fight."
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Currently we're using an ageing SBS 2003 OEM server, with a Pentium IV 3Ghz Processor and 4GB RAM installed (3.25GB can be used)
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Should I get SAS disks (if so which ones) or enterprise SATA disks.
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What's so special about SBS 2011 that it needs a quad-core processor? Why wouldn't a dual-core suffice?
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After graduating from Wilson with a degree in veterinary medical technology, Kayla Whitfield-Bradley '10 began her first year at Ohio State University, where she is pursuing a doctorate in veterinary medicine. She will graduate in June 2014.
After vet school, Kayla wants to own a small animal practice, where she can improve patients' visits by practicing low-stress handling techniques.
"I have an interest in the current field of animal behavior assessment and modification, which includes things like puppy desensitization, preventing and correcting destructive behavior, and other cognitive concerns," she said.
Kayla, who is from Altoona, Pa., chose Wilson for its small campus and student-to- faculty ratio, which is very different from Ohio State. "I feel like I can get lost in the university," she said. "At Wilson, I was a unique person who was acknowledged by faculty and staff members, and I felt important."
Kayla refers to the faculty here as her "Wilson family" because "they were always concerned that you were doing well in school and that you were doing well in general."
Along with being an active member in several clubs and student government at Wilson, Kayla founded Wilson's Pre-Veterinary Club. "I wanted to be able to form a support group so that we could help each other with applying to vet schools and keep up to date on current events and any new information that could help us get into our future careers."
During her time at Wilson, Kayla also completed a summer internship at the Blair County Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, in Bellwood, Pa. "I ran and directed the center during the summer, coordinated volunteers and did animal care," said Kayla.
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CSC celebrates 225th birthday with history bookBy Lucia Suarez
STAFF WRITER | December 08,2012CASTLETON This year Castleton State College is celebrating its 225th anniversary. To commemorate the event, the college has produced a comprehensive historical account of the colleges experience starting in 1787.
No definite chronological has ever been written, said college President David Wolk before the final product was unveiled Friday. We thought of the usual celebration but I wanted it to be more intellectual.
A Big Heart: The Journey to Castletons Two Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Birthday is a 321-page anthology that chronicles Castletons transformation from the Rutland County Grammar School to the institution of higher education that it is today. It will be available for purchase at the colleges bookstore.
Its a celebration that can only serve as a catalyst for the future, Wolk said. This is exactly what we wanted it to be.
Tony Peffer, academic dean at Castleton and the books editor, described the book in the preface as an anthology of distinct chapters, each written by a separate author.
Rather than restrict our authors to a particular stylistic convention or method of storytelling, we have afforded them the freedom to craft narrative within only a few broad structural parameters, he continued.
Tasked with writing the books seven chapters were Ron Powers, Writer in Residence at CSC; former director of communications Ennis Duling; former professor of writing and photography Marjorie Ryerson; associate professor of history Andre Fleche; former editor of Newsday Anthony Marro; professor of English Chris Boettcher and professor of writing Burnham Holmes.
We wanted writers (who are) the best in their craft, but we wanted them to have big hearts and they do, Wolk said.
At an informal panel discussion introducing the book Friday afternoon, the authors had the chance to highlight some of the more interesting facts they uncovered while researching the college.
Powers, who was unable to attend the event, was tasked with the colleges first century as the Grammar School. Speaking in his place, Peffer said some of the things uncovered by Powers was the colleges connection and contrast to Middlebury College, the collaboration with the town and the role of women.
When the Grammar School was created there was a vision for something bigger, Peffer said.
Duling, who focused on the period of 1867 to 1920 when it was named the State Normal School of Castleton, said at that time in history, the college was a convenient compromise for college that featured mostly young women studying to be teachers.
While researching the third chapter of the book, Ryerson said she found the individuals that fought to reopen the college after it closed its doors in 1920. She said it was people like former Principal Caroline Woodruff who worked during a time of enormous struggle.
It was a time of individuals carrying tremendous force to keep the institution open, she said. It took a lot of digging and that was part of the fascination.
Fleche said his time period, 1940-1957, was a moment of transition for the college at a time when normal schools were becoming old-fashioned and outdated. World War II also did not help with dwindling enrollment.
Castleton had to reinvent itself as a college, he said.
This led to the Richard Dundas era, in which the college at one point was described as an elementary school with bigger students, said Marro, who wrote the chapter. By the time he left, the school had been completely transformed.
Boettcher and Holmes worked on the books last two chapters, which focused on the last 40 years. Both said they had an abundance of history and archives to work from, explaining how the college became what it is today.
I learned that there is a lot to write about, Holmes said. It was hard to stop.
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Electric car company Tesla Motors says it's now deployed 2,000 of its fast chargers at close to 400 Supercharger stations (380 according to the latest annual report). Tesla's Superchargers can give Tesla cars 170 miles of range in 30 minutes, and the company doesn't charge for the electricity. Tesla launched the network to help combat the perception that electric cars have limited vehicle range, as well as a way to give Tesla customers the perk of free charging. The company wants to expand the network by over 50 percent this year.
YouTube viewers are getting their dose of March Madness this year in the form of short clips of game highlights as the action unfolds and video recaps of all 67 games, which will be made available as part of a new NCAA March Madness channel. The channel will also feature live streams from press conferences, as well as game previews and news and analysis clips. The one thing missing: Live streams of all the games. For that, users will still have to rely on streaming from CBS and Turner, some of which will once again only be available to pay TV subscribers.
Last year, SanDisk released 128GB memory cards for phones and tablets; this year, it's following up with a 200GB card. Called the Ultra microSDXC UHS-I, Premium Edition , the tiny card can store 20 hours of full HD video and transfer up to 1,200 photos in one minute thanks to the 90MBps transfer speeds. Before you get too excited for this little wonder, it comes with a big price tag: Expect to see the 200GB memory card in the next quarter with a suggested retail price of $399.99. Hopefully, the street price comes down quickly since this phone or tablet accessory can cost more than a mobile device.
NXP Semiconductor has agreed to purchase Austin, Texas-based Freescale Semiconductor in a deal valued at $11.8 billion, creating a $40 billion chip giant that will be a dominant supplier for the internet of things. Both companies are large chip providers in automotive and sensor markets as well as microcontroller vendors. As the internet of things expands and makes the embedded market more of a monolithic industry like the PC and mobile markets, we're going to see the chip firms act accordingly. That means consolidation.


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Each year, World Breastfeeding Week has a theme. This year, it's "Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding." There are videos to go with each of these ten steps:
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1. Have a written breastfeeding policy that is routinely communicated to all health care
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3. Inform all pregnant mothers about the benefits and management of breastfeeding.
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6. Give newborn infants no food or drink other than breastmilk unless medically
7. Practice rooming-in – allow mothers and infants to remain together – 24 hours a day.
8. Encourage breastfeeding on demand.
9. Give no artificial teats or pacifiers (also called dummies or soothers) to breastfeeding infants.
10.Foster the establishment of breastfeeding support groups and refer mothers to them on discharge from the hospital or clinic.
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Aside from the foreign background and free-flowing hairstyle, Luis Scola will never be mistaken for Steve Nash out on the basketball court.
Monday though, Scola dialed up his inner-Nash with a career-high ten assists against Sacramento.
"I've been playing for a couple of years now so I think I understand the game a little bit better," Scola said of a Suns performance matched only one other time this season (Goran Dragic, Nov. 2 vs. Detroit).
"With a little time playing for this time I've started to learn my teammates a little bit better too," Scola continued. "The number of assists doesn't really matter but the fact that if I could be effective of helping other teammates to get shots and help the team have a little bit of a flow is going to be important I think."
Scola became just the fifth non-guard to record double-digit assists in a game this season, joining Kevin Durant, Al Horford, Greg Monroe and Nicolas Batum.
The Suns caught a glimpse of what Scola could do with the basketball in his hand very early in training camp. He had a game-high five assists in the team's final scrimmage before departing San Diego.
"When you've got smart guys on the basketball court that know what to do with the ball when they get it, it makes it easier on the whole team," Shannon Brown said.
So while Scola giveth, Brown taketh away.
With 2:32 remaining in the game, Brown picked off a DeMarcus Cousins pass for his one and only steal on the night. It was, however, his 11th straight game of at least one steal, setting a new career-high.
"Just trying to lock in with the defense," Brown said of the streak. "We're going to put pressure on the guys, whether it's doubling or whether we trap a guy. I just want to be there if they try to make a lazy pass and just get it and get out and run and get some easy baskets.
"It is kind of an art to it," he added, "because you've got to be on the same page with all of your teammates. If I don't get that pass, I've got to trust that they've got my back. So, if I'm on point and I get the pass, we're off to the races."
�The starting lineup of Dragic, Brown, Dudley, Scola and Gortat is 3-0; it's the first Suns starting squad this season to win its first three games together. Alvin Gentry has used five starting lineups this season.
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AAMS Initiative Officially Welcomes Student Participants
On Sept. 22, student participants in the African American Male Scholars (AAMS) Initiative were officially welcomed into its program by the Cross Cultural Center (CCC) staff and AAMS mentors. During the welcome session, CCC staff and stakeholders presented the expectations of AAMS participants and detailed the various components of the Initiative.
Attorney and Saint Louis University School of Law alumnus William Dailey Jr. gave a powerful keynote address to students titled "The Importance of the African-American College Student to the Black Community." Students then took the AAMS pledge that centered on the five tenets of AAMS student participation: scholarship, leadership, brotherhood, community and excellence.
All AAMS participants are required to maintain high scholastic achievement, serve as leaders within the campus and surrounding community and uplift each other within the program.
During the welcome session, students were also assigned and paired with their faculty, staff and/or alumni mentors. The mentoring relationship will sustain throughout, and hopefully beyond, the student's academic career at SLU.
"AAMS is an excellent addition to the Saint Louis University community because it provides students, staff and faculty an opportunity to develop meaningful relationships," said Keon Gilbert, Dr.P.H., assistant professor in the School of Public Health and AAMS faculty mentor. "What I expect to develop from these relationships among black men is a sense of trust, caring, social responsibility and academic rigor that crosses multiple generations and disciplines."
Following the session, six AAMS students were selected to attend a private reception with renowned rapper, author and actor Common after the artist's keynote speech to the campus community. The selections were based on a competition where participants were asked to write about a person in their lives who best exemplify the five tenets of AAMS.
The Great Issues Committee sponsored the speaker and collaborated with the CCC to allow this opportunity for AAMS students and mentors.
"Common's presence alone was inspiring to me," explained Tavon Wilson, sophomore AAMS student participant. "I am grateful to be a part of AAMS and that the GIC provided our group the opportunity to meet him."
Nearly 40 students and mentors are a part of the AAMS Initiative. Students are still expressing interest for involvement in AAMS, therefore, the Cross Cultural Center staff will accept new student participants for this academic year until Oct. 20. Several benefits for student-participants include an assigned SLU-affiliate mentor, academic success workshops, social and community engagement experiences, and networking opportunities.
The AAMS Initiative is open to all African-American male undergraduates, with a specific focus on freshmen and sophomores. To learn more about AAMS involvement opportunities or to recommend a student, please contact CCC staff member Bryan Weaver at email@example.com.
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BETSY LAYNE - Betsy Layne concluded the regular-season portion of the 2012 Kentucky high school football season on a three-game winning streak following a 52-16 victory over Jenkins at home on Friday night.
Betsy Layne exited the regular-season 7-3 overall. The Bobcats compiled a 1-2 record in Class 2A, District 8 during the regular-season, notching a win over Shelby Valley and dropping games to Leslie County and eventual champion Prestonsburg. Betsy Layne will visit Danville for the opening round of the Class 2A State Playoffs later in the week.
Much-improved Jenkins ended the regular-season 4-6 overall and 0-3 in Class A, District 6.
The Bobcats secured an early lead and quickly pulled away from Jenkins.
Betsy Layne piled up over 500 yards of total offense en route to the victory over the Cavaliers.
The Bobcats rushed for 296 yards. On Betsy Layne's Senior Night, senior Tony DiRico rushed five times for 110 yards and three touchdowns.
Houston Hall ranked as Betsy Layne's second-leading rusher. Hall rushed four times for 105 yards.
Quarterback Dylan Hamilton, Josh Salisbury and Zach Tackett each had one rushing touchdown for the Bobcats. Salisbury rushed a team-high six times for 70 yards and the one score.
Hamilton completed 10-of-13 passes for 204 yards and one touchdown.
Dustin Rogers led Betsy Layne in receiving, hauling in five catches for 100 yards and the team's lone score via the air.
Blake Spencer, Peyton Case and Zach Bowens combined to reel in 10 receptions for 134 yards.
Rogers led the Betsy Layne defense with three interceptions for 100 return yards and one touchdown.
Spencer registered a game-high 11 tackles for the Bobcats.
In 10 regular-season games, Betsy Layne outscored opponents 363-202.
The Bobcats, under the direction of veteran head coach Jonathan Parsons, compiled two separate three-game win streaks during the regular-season.


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David N. Myers is a Professor of Jewish History at UCLA, where he serves as Robert N. Burr Chair of the History Department. For ten years, Myers served as Director of the UCLA Center for Jewish Studies. An alumnus of Yale College (1982), Myers undertook graduate studies at Tel-Aviv and Harvard Universities before receiving his Ph.D with distinction in 1991 in Jewish history from Columbia University. He has written widely in the fields of Jewish intellectual and cultural history. His books include Re-inventing the Jewish Past (Oxford, 1995), Resisting History: The Crisis of Historicism in German-Jewish Thought (Princeton, 2003), and Between Jew and Arab: The Lost Voice of Simon Rawidowicz (Brandeis, 2008). Myers has also edited or co-edited seven books. At present, he is engaged in writing a book together with Nomi Stolzenberg on the Satmar Hasidic community of Kiryas Joel, New York. He is also at work on a book tentatively titled "Is there a Jewish Nation?: Reflections on the State of Jewish Collectivity" (Indiana University Press), as well as a volume on Jewish history for the Oxford University Press Very Short Introduction series. Myers has just edited with Alexander Kaye The Faith of Fallen Jews: Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi and the Writing of Jewish History (Hanover, NH: University Press of New England, 2014).
Myers has taught at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (Paris) and Russian State University for the Humanities (Moscow). He has received fellowships from the Leo Baeck Institute, Fulbright Foundation, Lady David Trust, and the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture. During the 2009-10 year, he was the Ellie and Herbert Katz Distinguished Fellow in Judaic Studies at the Katz Center for Judaic Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Myers was previously a fellow at the Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies (Philadelphia) in 1995, and he has also visited at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Jerusalem in 1997. Myers has served as a member of the board of the Association for Jewish Studies, as well as a teacher for the Wexner Heritage Foundation. He writes frequently on matters of contemporary Jewish concern. Since 2002, Myers has served as co-editor of the Jewish Quarterly Review. He is an elected Fellow of the American Academy for Jewish Research.


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Hell-Raiser, Part 1
Before jumping into Project True SStreet with both feet, much thought went into the engine combination. First thoughts for our '87 Monte Carlo SS had us building a monster Chevy big-block with either nitrous oxide or, better yet, a turbo or two. While the big-block would have shoehorned nicely into the G-body, nitrous can become an expensive habit, especially with a large 300-400hp shot. The bottle would require frequent fills throughout a race weekend.
Having 86'd the nitrous idea, we turned to possibly turbocharging the Monte. Turbo units have become the choice of many racers and street machine owners across the country, because they're easy on parts and they utilize wasted exhaust gases for propulsion. The turbo route was rather enticing, except for the fact that custom exhaust and inlet piping would have to be made to fit our application. They're not cheap, either. Since we're looking to cater to the average enthusiast, we opted to go with a simple supercharger system to propel Project True SStreet into the 8s.
Two types of superchargers came to mind-Roots and centrifugal. Roots-style units look wild and can produce gobs of power and torque out of the gate (low-rpm range); however, they often require hood modifications, never mind the added attention from the local authorities when cruising Main Street USA. After putting in a call to the extremely helpful staff at ProCharger, we decided to utilize its F-2 intercooled supercharger system, which comes complete with all that is necessary for a hassle-free installation. Oh yeah-it will also make some serious power to boot. More on the supercharger in Part 2 of "Building a Hell-Raiser." For now, let's get into the strength of the foundation needed to keep Project True SStreet together.
The Little M block from Dart comes almost ready to roll; however, it will need a finishing hone, as well as a custom finish specified to the builder's liking. The main objective is to leave the cylinder walls as straight as can be and to provide the proper amount of crosshatch, which will offer proper oil retention and ring support. Incorrect crosshatch can lead to premature wear of the piston rings, possibly causing compression loss or even oil blow-by. Here, Ron Ross of Simonek Performance Machine (a division within M2) puts the finishing touches on our Dart block with a Sunnen CK-21 digital honing machine. The block retains the main caps and receives a torque plate to maintain proper geometry as if the engine is assembled. Before the block is dismounted, Ross uses a bore gauge to make sure all is within specified value (4.126-inch bore finished).
As previously mentioned, big-block power was in the plans during the early stages, but it was scrapped in favor of a lighter (lighter is faster) small-block. With today's technology, it's not unheard of to make 1,000-plus horsepower with a ProCharged small-block Chevrolet equipped with proper components. Since we will be running a 28-inch DOT tire out back, the torque of a big-block, coupled with the added horsepower of the juice or turbo, may have prevented a problem with keeping the tires planted on launch. Running a small-block with a centrifugal blower will generally allow us to have a larger power gain toward the middle and top of the rpm range, enabling the G-body to produce slightly less shock to the tire on launch, hence achieving hook, with the added feature of having less weight on the nose.
Once the block is completed, Ross hands it off to engine builder/racer Anthony DiSomma of M2. Before any building can begin, the block must be thoroughly cleaned. This includes all oil galleys, coolant passages, and any other exposed orifice. After the cleaning process is complete, the block gets blown out with compressed air and is mounted to an engine stand. At that time it is rolled into the engine assembly room, which is generally the cleanest area in the shop. Surgery/construction may now begin.


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By Neo4j Staff | March 6, 2013 I am sure that many of you are very technical people, very knowledgeable about all things Java, Dr. Who and many other things – but I in case you have ever met me, you would probably have noticed that I am not. And I don't want to be. I love technology, but have never had the talent, inclination or education to program – so I don't. But I still want to get data into Neo4j – so how do I do that?
There are many technical tools out there (definitely look here, here and here, but I needed something simple. So my friend and colleague Michael Hunger came to the rescue, and offered some help to create a spreadsheet to import into Neo4j.
You will find the spreadsheet here, and you will find two components:
- an instruction sheet. I will get to that later.
- a data import sheet. Let's look at that first.
The Data Import Sheet
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- columns A, B and C: these contain the data for the Nodes of our graph, using an "id", a "name", and a "type"
- columns F, G and H: these contain the data for the Relationships of our graph, having a "from-id" (where the relationship starts), a "to-id" (where the relationship ends), and a "relationship type". Columns F and G reference the nodes and their id's in column A.
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="create n={id:'"&A2&"', name:'"&B2&"', type:'"&C2&"'};"
output for row 2:
create n={id:'1′, name:'Amada Emory', type:'Female'};
As you can see, it takes that id, name and type properties from columns A, B and C, and puts these into a "create" cypher statement.
- cypher statements to create the relationships:
="start n1=node:node_auto_index(id='"&F2&"'), n2=node:node_auto_index(id='"&G2&"') create n1-[:"&H2&"]->n2;"
output for row 2:
start n1=node:node_auto_index(id='1′), n2=node:node_auto_index(id='11') create n1-[:MOTHER_OF]->n2;
This one is a little bit more complicated, as it will be using Neo4j's auto-index: in order to create the relationship, we first have to look up start node and end node from the auto-index using the ID property. And then the create-statement creates the relationship based on the relationship-type in column H.
So with this, we end up with two columns containing a bunch of cypher statements. So then what?
The Instructions Sheet
In the first sheet of the spreadsheet, you will find a bunch of instructions. Basically, you need to go through the following steps:
- download and unzip Neo4j server.
- copy/paste the cypher statements from the Import Sheet into a text file.
- wrap these with a neo4j transaction (begin, commit) – so that all of the statements get persisted to disk in the same transaction (or not in case of an error). Not important for smaller datasets, more important for larger datasets.
- some instructions on how to enable auto-indexing on Neo4j. This is important, because as you insert data into the database, it needs to get indexed for setting up the relationships properly (see above), and future use.
- and some instructions on how you can pipe the text file into the neo4j shell – if necessary. For small datasets (and therefore, a limited number of cypher statements) you can do with copy/pasting the textfile into the Web-UI console – but that might not always work.
- starting the server and browsing the Web-UI
And there we go: the dataset gets created, and Neo4j is ready for use. I hope this little overview was useful for you – it sure was useful for me when getting my hands dirty for the first time …
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This exactly what I've been looking for, because I have a spreadsheet file that contain more than 100,000 records and it wouldn't be pretty to start typing all into the neo4j. I will surely give it a try. Thank you!
You could change the Cypher query for creating the relationships to use "create unique" instead of simply "create". This would ensure that no two identical relationships will be created, which might be of importance dealing with automatically generated spreadsheet data.
Hi
I'm using neo4j 1.8.2.
I'm as new to it as one can be, and after going round and round for a while, decided to take this route towards importing the data. Nodes got created just fine. But while building the relationships I'm running into the following:
MissingIndexException: Index `node_auto_index` does not exist
I looked up the discussions at http://
I cannot, for the life of me, get the web interface to return a single node. It says that all of them are there, but I cannot see them. Can you give a few demo queries to explore the data?
Aditya: were you able to resolve the autoindexing issue? Normally this is quite easily resolved by stopping the server, editing the config file, and restarting it. Note that only items that are added AFTER YOU ENABLE autoindexing will actually be indexed – so existing items are not indexed afterwards… You may need to re-add things? Let me know if that works or not.
"Anonymous": if you just enter a node number in the search bar, eg. "17", does it then return anything?

if you run

start n=node(*) return n;

that should return a list of all nodes. Doesn't that work?
I'm attempting to configure a demo on a Windows system. Is there an equivalent Windows CMD command line approach for running the import (or am I missing something in terms of locating a commmand line interface)? Thanks for any info.
Hi!
I was following the instructions and everything went ok.
The only thing I need is the command equivalent for windows…
You have :
cat import.txt | etc…
but this doesn't work in Win
:(
This topic is a little bit old but I have the same issue: for a Windows user, what is the command to enter instead of "cat import.txt | /bin/neo4j-shell -config conf/neo4j.properties -path /data/graph.db" ?
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What is the difference between encrypting something and hashing something? in what situations would I want one or the other?
(I am new to cryptography, so hopefully I wouldn't say anything wrong. The following I hope should help give an idea of differences).
In general you always have a plaintext or something that you want to keep secret. This might be a message or a file or a password.
Encrypting: enrypting something is a way to transform the plaintext into something that cannot be understood - something that doesn't have any meaning. Something unintelligible. You encrypt the message/plaintext by using an algorithm and a key. The output (the ciphertext) always depends on the key. The essential thing about encryption is that you can always recover the plaintext (if you know the key/password), and given a key/password you have only one plaintext. So you can think of encryption/decryption as a way to move back and forward between you plaintext and your cipher text (using a key). Uses: So encryption is good if you say have a message to send to someone. You encrypt the message with a key and the recipient decrypts with the same (or maybe even a different) key to get back the original message.
Hashing: hashing something is a way of turning something (usually a key or a password) into a (usually fixed length string of characters. So for example your hashing algorithm might always produce a string that is 8 bytes long. So as with encryption you transform something intelligible into something unintelligible. One might call that the product of the hashing the hash codes of the hash sums. One difference is that hashing two different messages might produce the same hash values. So you cannot decrypt something that you have hashed. But even though you can't decrypt a hashed value, it is (or it should) in general hard to make two messages that have the same hash value. Another difference is that hashing doesn't require a key. Uses: So one use of hashing is if you want to send someone a file. But you are afraid that someone else might intercept the file and change it. So a way that the recipient can make sure that it is the right file is if you post the hash value publicly. That way the recipient can compute the hash value of the file received and check that it matches the hash value.
I wanted to note a couple of KEY (no pund intended).
Encryption doesnt collide because you are essentially generated a "messed" up copy of the same length of your original message. A collide is the name for what Thomas describes in his hash description. What this means is essentially:
Encrypt input to output is n bits in, n bits out, and data is reversible given the key.
Hashing (if we exemplify SHA 512 for example) takes in 1024 bit chunks at a time (but can generate a HASH for multiple blocks of 1024, but for simplicity we will only talk about a single block). Since the output is ALWAYS 512 bits (in this case), there could be as many as 2^(1024 - 512) repeated input values that result in the exact same output hash value (digest). Hashing can be keyed or not keyed.
An encrypted document can be decrypted by those, who know the secret.
A cryptographic hash is a checksum that allows someone to proof that he knows the original input (e. g. a password) and that the input (e. g. a document) has not been modified. A cryptographic secure hash does not allow to recover the original input or any other matching input.
An encryption scheme $E$ is a triple of algorithms $E=(\mathsf{KGen},\mathsf{Enc},\mathsf{Dec})$.
The key generation algorithm $\mathsf{KGen}$ is a probabilistic algorithm that on input a so called security parameter $\kappa$ (usually the length of the key) outputs a random key $k$.
The encryption algorithm $\mathsf{Enc}$ is a (possibly probabilistic) algorithm that on input a key $k$, and a message $m$ outputs a ciphertext $c$.
The decryption algorithm $\mathsf{Dec}$ is a deterministic algorithm that on input a key $k$ and a ciphertext $c$ outputs the message $m$.
The correctness property of an encryption scheme is that for all security parameters $\kappa$, all keys $k \gets \mathsf{KGen}(\kappa)$, all messages $m$ (that are in the schemes message space), and all ciphertexts $c \gets \mathsf{Enc}(k,m)$ it holds that $\mathsf{Dec}(k,c)=m$.
The minimal security notion we usually want the encryption scheme to fulfill, is called ciphertext indistinguishability under adaptively chosen message attacks (IND-CPA). The security notion basically means that we have an attacker, he can ask arbitrary messages and we will encrypt them and give the ciphertext to the attacker. At some point the attacker will give us two messages $m_0,m_1$, we flip a coin and encrypt only one of them (depending on the coin toss) and give that ciphertext back to the attacker. Now even though the attacker can ask us to encrypt arbitrary messages, he should not be able to decide which of his messages was encrypted.
A cryptographic hash function $H$ (actually to define security we need to speak about families of hash functions, but that might get a bit complicated) is a function that maps bitstrings of arbitrary length into some finite set. The most common case is a mapping to fixed length bit-strings. That is we have a function $H: \{0,1\}^* \rightarrow \{0,1\}^n$ for some length $n$.
The only correctness condition is that $H$ must be surjective, that is, the same input is always mapped to the same output.
The security property of a cryptographic hash function is called collision resistance. Collision resistance means, that an attacker given access to the hash function should be unable to produce two messages $m_0,m_1$ such that $H(m_0)=H(m_1)$. (This also implies a few other properties often defined separately, such as first and second preimage resistance.)
Note, however, that hash functions do have collisions. A large set is mapped onto a smaller set, so collisions are bound to happen. However, an attacker should not be able to find such collisions. (which is also why we actually need hash function families to define security)
So in summary: An encryption scheme enables you to encrypt a message, so that anybody who knows the key can decrypt it and therefore recover the message. You can use this to send or store messages while hiding their content from others.
Contrary to that, with a hash function, it is impossible recover the message, given only the hash-value. And not only that but you cannot even find a different message, that will produce the same hash value. This can be used for example to check the integrity of files (given that the hash is from a trusted source) as an attacker will not be able to produce a different file with the same hash. They are further used as a building block of most signature schemes and in password based authentication schemes.
Encryption & Decryption: It increases the messages secrecy. Sender encrypts the plain text using a secret Key and sends it(cipher text) to receiver. Then the receiver receives the cipher text and decrypt it using the same secret key.
The secret key should be shared between the sender and receiver.
Hashing: It ensures the integrity of a message (which means the message is being same as the sender sent).
Sender will compute the hash using hashing algorithm and sends it with the actual message. Hashes are always fixed length (Hash size depends on hashing algorithm). The receiver will receive the message and compute the hash for message using the same algorithm and checks that the computed hash is same as the hash with the message. If both the hashes are same, the message is being same as the sender sent.
In short Encryption help protect the data confidentiality, while hashing protect the data intigrity