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There's no such thing as soy milk. It's soy juice.
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There's no such thing as soy milk. It's soy juice.
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This just in: Soy prevents cancer. Soy lowers "bad" cholesterol. Soy prevents osteoporosis. Hooray! Bring on the tofu!
Wait! More breaking news: Soy suppresses thyroid function. Soy hinders testosterone. Soy causes cancer. Oh no! Looks like it's back to beef burgers for me.
Welcome to the food wars. On one side, big business tells us what to eat. On the other side, watchdog groups tell us we're being poisoned. From the wings, the media screams about the battle at the top of its lungs. In the middle stands our poor diet, constantly scrutinized. Sooner or later, everything we eat is either branded the next superfood fad or the devil incarnate. Every now and then, a food comes along that gets to be both. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you soy.
The soybean, which comes from East Asia, made its way to the United States in 1804. Through the 1930s, its primary use was as livestock feed. But in the last seventy years, things have changed. America is now the world's foremost soybean producer and, from an economical standpoint, soybeans are one of the world's most important legumes.
In much the same way one of America's other big crops, corn, has found its way into just about every packaged food in the country in the form of high-fructose corn syrup, the food industry has come up with all kinds of inventive uses for soy. It's used to make paints, glues, bug sprays, and food. And we're not just talking tofu here. From soy milk to cereals to protein bars to meat substitutes, the stuff is everywhere.
Because the soybean is such an economic powerhouse, it's often in the spotlight. The FDA states that soy is a "complete protein," meaning that it's just as good as meat, eggs, and dairy in fulfilling your amino acid needs. Is this true or has the soybean lobby just leaned on the FDA to say that? And what of the miracle food claims. Are they true?
These, of course, are then followed by the crusaders attempting to bring down the soy monolith. How can their claims be true, too? After all, scientific studies are infallible, right?
Not so much. It's an incredibly difficult topic to get the straight dope on and an incredibly easy topic to manipulate. So, trying as best as possible not to buy into any hype, let's take a look at soy.
The first argument out of the pro-soy lobby's mouth is, "Look at Asia! They've been eating soy for centuries and they're super-healthy!"
Generalizations aside, this is true, except Asian cultures don't go all Coneheads on the stuff, consuming vast quantities. A 1990 study from Cornell University concluded that the average Chinese diet consisted of between 0 and 58 grams of soy a day with the average being 13 gramsabout half an ounce.
In much the same way that the French can pull off eating creamy cheeses and chocolate and remain thin, the secret to eating anything, healthy or decadent, is moderation.
Above and beyond any miracle cures, it's important to remember soy's primary function in most people's diets: to provide a lean, meat-free protein. How well does it do this? According to the Food and Agriculture Organization and World Health Organization (FAO/WHO), it does just fine.
In 1989, the FAO/WHO developed the Protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid Score, a method of measuring protein values in human nutrition. Eggs, milk, and soy all score a 1.0, the best possible. Beef scores .92 and peanuts score .52.
So, from purely a macronutrient point of view, soy looks to be good stuff. Yet, for some reason, we seem determined to ruin it. Sure, the protein is still there in soy sausage or fake bacon or faux chicken, but so are the sodium and huge laundry list of chemicals it took to morph it. A tolerable soy burger has 230 mg of sodium10 percent of the recommended daily allowance. A bad one, like the Boca Burger All American Classic, has 500 mg. For reference, an average beef patty has about 42 mg of sodium.
So if you're looking for protein, stick to soybeans, tofu, and soy milk and leave the weird meat substitutes alone.
Soybeans are also one of the very few nonanimal sources, alongside flax and canola, of omega-3 fatty acids, which help the body on a variety of levels. So especially for vegetarians, that's worth considering.
Most of soy's miracle claims and scares are based on rather flimsy studies. For example, a study in the Archives of Internal Medicine showed that among 24,403 postmenopausal Chinese women, those who ate soy-heavy diets had a 37 percent lower risk of broken bones. That's good news until you look at the findings in a cultural context, as the watchdog group The Center for Science in the Public Interest points out in their newsletter, Nutrition Action. American women consume considerably more dairy than Chinese women, which has a huge influence on bone strength. Furthermore, they're already more prone to hip fractures, so the study is moot.
As for studies indicating soy can lower LDL "bad" cholesterol levels, a review in 2005 sponsored by the federal government's Agency for Healthcare Research Quality showed that to see a measly 3 percent reduction, one had to eat a pound of tofu a day.
As for the scares, the much-ballyhooed 1985 USDA Trypsin Inhibitor Study showed that rats on a primarily soy diet had an increased risk of pancreatic cancer. It's all really scary until you learn that a rat's pancreas has a sensitivity to dietary protease inhibitors, a substance in soy that inhibits digestion of proteins. Humans have no such sensitivity. In other words, rat pancreases and human pancreases are different enough to bring the study into question.
It just goes back and forth like this.
One thing everyone agrees on is that soy is loaded with isoflavones, an organic compound that is thought by some experts to be a tool in treating cancer. There have been studies that suggest the isoflavones in soy may help prevent prostate cancer, hot flashes, osteoporosis, and brain aging. So why not consume as many isoflavones as you can? Well, there's a downside.
Isoflavones are a type of phytoestrogen, a chemical produced in plants that acts like estrogen when introduced into animal bodies. With this in mind, a 2001 Canadian study and a 2006 California study suggest that women with a high risk of breast cancer be mindful about the amount of soy they consume. There are also several studies that suggest it's a bad idea to give infants soy formula due to the isoflavonesbut before anyone freaks out, there are also several studies that say soy formula isn't a problem at all. You just can't win.
Before just giving up on soy because you just can't be bothered with the data, consider this alternative: moderation. The Center for Science in the Public Interest suggests limiting soy so that you ingest about 50 to 70 milligrams of isoflavones a day. That's one or two cups of soy milk or 6 to 9 ounces of tofu. That should be enough to tap the benefits without overdoing it.
But also keep in mind that because soy is such a huge industry in the United States, manufacturers can get it cheap, so they find ways of shoving it into everything. Whenever you're buying some kind of processed food, read the ingredients. You're probably eating more soy than you know.
Even if there weren't concerns about soy, this would still be a good number to shoot for. Regardless of whether or not a food is the miracle nutrient of the moment, excess never works. If you focus on one thing too much, you're neglecting a myriad of other important nutrientsthe balance of which will make for great health.
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AIB310 - Introduction to Translation Skills
Unit details
|2015 unit information
|Offering information:
*Unit chair approval is required to enrol in Cloud (Online) mode.
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Trimester 2 Burwood (Melbourne), Cloud (Online)*
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AIB352 or AIB306 or equivalent
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Campus mode: 1 x 2 hour Seminar per week.
Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin.
Written sources will include Modern Standard Arabic discourse material. These will offer a wide range of subjects, register and style. Selection of current affairs material from a variety of sources will be examined in order to acquaint students with a wide range of lexical and idiomatic variants.
Topics to be addressed in this unit include:
- Oral and written translation exercises. These will cover a wide range of domains such as legal, health, welfare, immigration, etc.
- Translation Project. Each student is given a passage of about 500-550 words in each language to be
translated into the other language. The class is provided with a copy of each student's translation and this is presented as a seminar by each student in turn. At this point the student has to provide his peers with reasons for particular choices in translation and answers questions from the whole class.
- Concept of equivalence, register, idiomatic usage, contrastive approaches as an element of translation.
- Use of dictionaries and reference materials.
- Some theoretical consideration in translation.
Continuous Translation Assessment 40%
Translation Project A: translation into Arabic 1500 words (including critical introduction) 40% Translation Project B: translation into English 500 words (including critical introduction) 20%
Cloud (online):
Continuous Translation Assessment 40%
Translation Project A: translation into Arabic 1500 words (including critical introduction) 40% Translation Project B: translation into English 500 words (including critical introduction) 20%
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We've made a small twist to our NHL Legends 7 Sports Picks lineup. The line was originally designed as a salute to captains from the "Original Six" teams, but in retrospect, that doesn't build a line with much Canadian impact (only two of the Original Six teams are Canadian).
To make the lineup evenly split between Canada and the United States, we are delaying the release of our Terry O'Reilly figure until 2009, and will fill that slot with an Edmonton version of our Mark Messier figure. The re-vamped NHL Legends 7 lineup looks like this:Maurice "Rocket" Richard - Montreal Canadiens"Mr. Hockey" Gordie Howe 2 - Detroit Red WingsStan Mikita - Chicago BlackhawksMark Messier 3 - New York Rangers / Edmonton OilersDoug Gilmour - Toronto Maple Leafs / Calgary FlamesMessier and Gilmour's figures will be made in even splits between their two teams, and will ship in solid-packed cases to their home markets as well. Check back with us in the coming weeks to see the photo debuts for this lineup. NHL Legends 7 is scheduled to arrive in stores early this October.


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Hodge Named Newcomer of Year, McFarland Makes 2nd Team
AMCC Announces Post Season Awards
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Pittsburgh, PA – The Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference released the All-Conference selections for the men's basketball league March 1. Hilbert College's sophomore sharp shooter, Dan McFarland and freshman point guard CJ Hodge were honored for their steady and productive play during the 2010-2011 season. McFarland (Lancaster, NY/St. Mary's) was named to the 2nd team while Hodge (Rochester, NY/Gates Chili) earned the Newcomer of the Year award.
Averaging thirty minutes a game, McFarland's 16.6 points per game led the Hawks in scoring. While attempting 345 shots from the floor, the lefty led the Hawk guards in field goal percentage from inside the arc (48.4%) and carried the team with forty-four percent from the three-point land. In conference play, McFarland finished among the top fifteen players in several categories - #5 in scoring average (16.3 ppg); #11 in field goal percentage (49.1%); #15 in assists (2.4 apg); #12 free throw percentage (73.4%); and #8 in steals per game (1.7 spg). As the season progressed, McFarland's ball touches and point production increased. He netted 38 points on Feb. 12th against Mt. Aloysius, 38 points {again} against Mt. Aloysius on Feb. 22nd (in the quarterfinals of the AMCC play-off game) and 30 points on Feb. 25th against La Roche College (in the league's semi-final game).
Freshman CJ Hodge was the only player to start all 27 games for the 12-15 Hawks this season. As the quarterback on the team, Hodge led Hilbert with 115 assists and 51 steals averaging almost thirty-three minutes a game. The rookie ranked #30 in AMCC scoring (8.9 ppg), #4 in assists (3.9), #2 in steals (2.2), and finished with a 1.3 assist to turnover ratio. Hodge's most dramatic contribution was in the Hawks must-win road game at Bradford late in the season when he led the team with 22 points, four steals, and two assists in thirty-six minutes as the general on the floor. He had three key steals in the comeback surge and scored the winning bucket to seal the 79-77 victory.
Head lining the 1st, 2nd and 3rd All-Conference teams are the Newcomer of the Year (Hodge), the Co-Players of the Year (Nate Wojciechowski, La Roche and Chris Saltzman, Behrend), Defensive Player of the Year (Mike Dixon, La Roche) and Coach of the Year (Scott Lang/Harry Jenkins, La Roche). The ten AMCC coaches select the post season award winners and to see a complete list, please follow this link.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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News about Homelessness, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 3, 2015
New York City task force charged with investigating overcrowded conditions in unregulated dwellings known as three-quarter homes has moved upwards of 200 people, many of whom are in drug rehabilitation, mentally ill or homeless, from squalid housing into hotels; move is temporary, and many of those who remain in three-quarter homes say they continue to be overcrowded and that conditions are deplorable, highlighting scale of challenge city faces. MORE
Jul. 28, 2015
DNA tests confirm that pair of human legs found in plastic bag near Connecticut train station belong to Ray Roberson, homeless man who was last seen alive on May 20; detectives have yet to determine motive or identity of any suspects. MORE
Jul. 7, 2015
Murder of Ana Charle, director of Bedford-Atlantic Men's Shelter in Bronx by former resident in April has prompted officials to review security measures at New York City's 256 homeless shelters; news of killing has hit close to home for city's shelter workers, who recognize risks their jobs present. MORE
Jul. 6, 2015
Hector Tobar Op-Ed article maintains rising homelessness in Los Angeles combined with soaring prosperity of more affluent city residents contributes to feeling that city is capital of developing nation; laments that income inequality has become evident in once-public places, such as in pricing of tickets to Dodger Stadium and special toll roads that allow wealthier people to escape gridlock. MORE
Jun. 16, 2015
New York City Comptroller Scott M Stringer says his office plans to independently review addresses of boarding houses where city agencies send addicts and people with nowhere else to go as part of effort to weed out unscrupulous operators; officials say city's push to reduce number of homeless shelters has resulted in hundreds of so-called three-quarter homes. MORE
Jun. 14, 2015
Report released by Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority in May that found number of city's homeless jumped 12 percent in 2 years has raised concerns about widespread gentrification in LA; report puts number of homeless in Los Angeles County at 44,359, and many point to area's high housing costs and relative lack of inexpensive rentals as source of problem. MORE
Jun. 14, 2015
In Transit blog; Hidden City Tours, which offers walking tours led by the homeless and formerly homeless, debuts Street Life tour of Barcelona; new tour will offer insight into how to survive on city's streets without a permanent residence. MORE
Jun. 4, 2015
Honolulu City Council overrides Mayor Kirk Caldwell's veto on expansion of city law banning sitting and lying down in certain areas; Caldwell claims expansion may appear to target homeless people, raising possible legal challenges. MORE
May. 7, 2015
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected to commit $100 million in annual spending to combat homelessness, which has reached highest level in city since Great Depression. MORE
May. 7, 2015
Editorial warns that crisis of homelessness continues unabated in New York City, where Mayor Bill de Blasio has only limited resources to address problem; criticizes New York State Gov Andrew M Cuomo for his parsimonious stance on issue, saying he should immediately work with de Blasio to dramatically increase number of supportive-housing units under city-state partnership. MORE
May. 7, 2015
Nick Bilton Disruptions column holds that many of Silicon Valley's wealthy tech workers lack compassion towards the poor and homeless. MORE
Apr. 30, 2015
Residents of the Bronx Boulevard Men's Shelter mourn Ana Charle, shelter's director who was murdered by one of their own; describe Charle as person with heart of gold who dedicated herself to others; murder suspect West Spruill undergoes hearing, as many in homeless services system fear heinous act will overshadow needs of people who are seriously mentally ill. MORE
Apr. 29, 2015
Ana Charle, director of Project Renewal Shelter in Bronx, is abducted and killed by West Spruill, former shelter resident with history of mental illness and violent behavior; Spruill had forced Charle to undress in her car and then opened fire as she fled naked down street; has been charged with second-degree murder and criminal possession of weapon; it is not yet known whether Charle was raped. MORE
Apr. 15, 2015
The Upshot; Silicon Valley responds to its local homelessness problem by initiating a program to give people on streets donated smartphones; companies say Internet access has become necessity for people to find homes, jobs and garner technical skills. MORE
Apr. 1, 2015
Twenty-three people, including 9 New York doctors, are charged in connection with Medicaid scheme in which homeless people were lured to clinics with promise of free shoes; patients were referred to specialists and subjected to unnecessary tests and procedures that were billed to Medicaid; operation was run by Eric Vainer, who owned clinics, supplied medical equipment and received kickbacks from doctors. MORE
Mar. 28, 2015
New York City continues to grapple with problem of inadequate facilities to shelter over 60,000 homeless youth, issue on which de Blasio administration has failed to make strides despite campaign pledge from mayor. MORE
Mar. 25, 2015
Housing program supporting mentally ill homeless people in both New York City and New York State will expire in 2016 unless agreement is reached between Gov Andrew M Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio; coalition of advocacy groups, social service organizations and religious leaders calls for expansion of program and 30,000 new units to be created in city, but Cuomo and deBlasio have each proposed more modest plans. MORE
Mar. 23, 2015
Pilot program in Hennepin County, Minn, which encompasses Minneapolis, is one of many in country that seeks to better manage cases of so-called super utilizers of hospital care, who are often poor, homeless, or suffer from mental illness or addiction; Hennepin program focuses on 10,000 people and tries to fix their problems before they evolve into serious medical issues; such programs have raised questions of degree to which health system has role in tackling issues like poverty. MORE
Mar. 23, 2015
Editorial holds damning report on state of New York City's homeless shelters reveals systemic collapse; contends inspection system has become meaningless, and city continues to pay millions to house homeless in places that are known to be dangerous and squalid; calls on Homeless Services Dept to work with other city agencies to insure that all of its 145 shelters are brought up to code. MORE
Mar. 14, 2015
Photographs taken by homeless men and women of Paris are displayed outside city hall, giving new perspective on city and drawing attention to issue of homelessness. MORE
Mar. 13, 2015
Yearlong inquiry by New York City's Investigation Dept finds homeless shelter system, which houses 119,000 people and operates 145 shelters, is rife with health and safety violations; report notes problems are decades old and Homeless Services Dept has taken steps to address some concerns. MORE
Mar. 12, 2015
Juliet Macur Sports of The Times column on Ryan Hoffman, former North Carolina lineman who is now homeless and believes that football damaged his brain; notes that Hoffman's former teammates are raising money to help him get the assistance he needs, but he is hesitant to accept it. MORE
Mar. 3, 2015
Video of Los Angeles police officers shooting to death homeless man in Skid Row as they tried to arrest him as suspect in robbery has become symbolic of what many people view as police abuses aimed against minorities and homeless; police say he was reaching for weapon; video, taken by bystander, was uploaded to Facebook. MORE
Feb. 23, 2015
New Life Evangelistic Center in St Louis, shelter run by Rev Larry Rice that is known for taking in about 300 people a night, has been ordered by city's Board of Public Service to drastically limit its occupancy to 32 beds; new developers and local businesses complain about residents around the shelter, saying they create a public nuisance; Rice says he refuses to comply, and battle has spurred debate in city about how to treat homeless. MORE
Feb. 9, 2015
New York City's Homeless Services Dept will devote increased resources to address so-called unsheltered homeless, high-needs subset of more than 3,000 people who remain wary of traditional shelters; will allocate more than $45 million in city and state funds to issue. MORE
Jan. 30, 2015
Veterans Affairs Dept moves to settle three-year-old lawsuit brought on behalf of 4,000 homeless veterans in Los Angeles; pledges to build permanent and transitional housing on 387-acre tract near Brentwood neighborhood that was deeded to government in 1888 to house disabled veterans; project will also include other locations. MORE
Jan. 30, 2015
Editorial applauds Veterans Affairs Dept decision to use portions of its Los Angeles property for housing veterans; criticizes both department and city officials, however, for former misuse of property and lack of veteran housing; commends Veterans Affairs Sec Robert McDonald for moving to rectify situation; contends that problem of veteran homelessness cannot be addressed without changes in Los Angeles. MORE
Jan. 17, 2015
Allison Arieff Op-Ed article describes effort led by Hyphae Design Lab to design and build public restrooms in San Francisco, which shows how design projects can address problems that arise as result of issues like homelessness. MORE
Jan. 16, 2015
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray plans to ask City Council to approve three additional homeless encampments to address what he describes as 'full-blown' homelessness crisis; approval would bring number of authorized tent cities in Seattle to nine. MORE
Jan. 8, 2015
New York City's Homeless Services Dept, as part of effort to end child abuse fatalities, is dispatching social workers to visit high-risk families living in homeless shelters to asses their histories and provide more support services. MORE
Jan. 2, 2015
Las Cruces, NM, officials are making exception to zoning laws, letting almost 50 homeless people live in Hope City, tent encampment on city-owned property; camp has become transformative force and bringing homeless closer to social services, and hopes of permanent homes. MORE
Dec. 30, 2014
Scott Croly is one of several volunteer pianists who play for soup kitchen guests at Church of the Holy Apostles in Chelsea; church has live piano music every weekday during mealtime. MORE
Dec. 25, 2014
Comedian Margaret Cho gives nine performances around San Francisco to raise money and collect clothing donations for homeless; was inspired by charity work of friend Robin Williams, who recently committed suicide. MORE
Dec. 25, 2014
San Jose, Calif, begins counting and clearing out homeless encampments around city; displaced people are either moved into subsidized housing or given rental subsidy vouchers. MORE
Dec. 11, 2014
Mark Bustos, hairstylist at the elite Three Squares Studios salon in Chelsea, ventures onto city streets every Sunday to provide free haircuts to the homeless. MORE
Dec. 5, 2014
Officials in San Jose, Calif, clear out 68-acre homeless camp after year-and-a-half-long attempt to find more stable homes for 300 inhabitants; at least one-third of residents face few options in area where real estate market is one of most expensive in nation. MORE
Dec. 3, 2014
Florida Judge Thomas Lynch imposes 30-day suspension on enforcement of Fort Lauderdale law that restricts public feeding of homeless people and orders mediation on issue. MORE
Nov. 22, 2014
Funeral is held for homeless man Eric Glenn Smith, who died of stroke in July; Owens Funeral Home in Harlem agrees to perform service and burial, which are paid for by friends who spent months raising money around Upper West Side block where he lived, for fraction of usual cost. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Number of homeless people on New York City's streets has risen in 2014, after a decade in which number had fallen by almost 25 percent; uptick has resulted in growing number of homeless encampments in city's parks, traffic squares and plazas, leading to tensions with neighboring communities. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
Newest restrictions on homeless population in Ft Lauderdale, Fla, have put city at center of escalating debate across Florida as local governments struggle to feed, help and handle state's ever-present homeless population; Florida had nearly 55,000 homeless people in 2012, ranking third in nation. MORE
Nov. 12, 2014
Letter from Jane Gross, retired reporter for The New York Times, comments on Nov 11 article on New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio beginning rent subsidy program to move hundreds of abuse victims out of homeless shelters. MORE
Nov. 11, 2014
Domestic violence has emerged as a priority on housing agenda of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has begun rent subsidy program to move hundreds of abuse victims out of homeless shelters; program has also stepped up counseling efforts in public housing; addressing issue is challenging, since financial aid to evade eviction does not work when a woman and her children have to escape their home. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
Delhi Journal; city's police register more than 3,000 unidentifiable bodies in an average year, unidentifiable not because they are unrecognizable but because they carry no documents and there is no one who knows them; most of the unclaimed dead appear to be Indian men from distant villages, sent to the city to earn money. MORE
Oct. 31, 2014
Annual survey from Housing and Urban Development Dept reveals that while number of homeless people across country fell in 2014, New York City's homeless population has continued to grow in almost every category, including individuals, families and chronically homeless; survey, conducted just days after Mayor Bill de Blasio took office, reflects significant challenge he inherited. MORE
Oct. 24, 2014
New York City detectives are investigating death of a 4-year-old girl who died while with her mother at a Queens homeless shelter. MORE
Oct. 21, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announces that his administration is doing an internal investigation of the city's procedures and reviewing domestic violence and child safety in shelters, after beating death of Jeida Torres at Brooklyn homeless shelter; her stepfather, Kelsey Smith, faces second-degree murder and other charges, MORE
Oct. 10, 2014
Fondness for bikes, literary culture and liberal impulses in Portland, Ore, have come together with Street Books, nonprofit book service founded by Laura Moulton for homeless people; librarians fill carts based on their tastes and their patrons' tastes. MORE
Oct. 9, 2014
Homeless men Anthony Pastore and Frank Grillo live in a tent in a patch of greenery alongside Brooklyn's Gowanus Expressway; makeshift home is within a stone's throw of South Park Slope, rapidly gentrifying neighborhood in which the two men have grown up and spent their entire lives. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
National effort to eliminate homelessness among veterans has made significant strides, placing 51,000 veterans in housing; advocates say program gives veterans stability of housing before tackling underlying problems with drugs or mental health; 50,000 veterans remain homeless, however, and programs future is in jeopardy. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
Number of People Living on New York Streets Soars
Officials blamed the 34 percent increase on the recession and promised new efforts to deal with the problem.March 20, 2010 nyregionNews
Cities Deal With a Surge in Shantytowns
Reminiscent of the Great Depression, encampments of homeless people are growing in such cities as Fresno, Calif.March 26, 2009 usNews
Record Number of Families Seeking Refuge in Shelters
More families entered New York City's homeless shelter system in September than in any other month since data has been collected.October 30, 2008 nyregionNews
Attacks on the Homeless Rise, With Youths Mostly to Blame
Nationwide, violence against the homeless is soaring, and overwhelmingly the attackers are teenagers and young adults.February 15, 2008 usNews
Surge Seen in Number of Homeless Veterans
More than 400 veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan have turned up homeless, and that number is expected to grow.November 8, 2007 usNews
New York City Starts Moving Tenants From 'Three-Quarter' Homes, but Others Are Left Behind
A task force has relocated more than 200 people from the overcrowded, unregulated dwellings, but the city still faces many challenges in resolving the problem.
August 3, 2015, Monday
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Problems of Housing Mentally Ill People Spill Into the Street
There is widespread agreement that shelters like the one housing a man who fought a Washington Heights restaurant owner are wrong for mentally ill people, but there are now more shelters and less supportive housing.
July 31, 2015, Friday
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So we were doing our browsing, our practice-sitting, our imagining what the piece would look like in our family room–for a good five minutes. Alone. Then, finally, along comes ambling a gentleman, I'm guessing in his 60s, a little stout, neatly dressed in a gray suit and tie, nametag with new JCP logo affixed to lapel. "How are you today?" he said in a too-loud voice, after a beat, after an almost obvious, concerted effort to muster enthusiasm, as he walked toward us. "That's a nice couch."
"Yeah, we like it," I said. "Do the covers come off for washing?"
"They do," he said, slowly, nodding. "Fully machine washable. Or you can have them dry-cleaned. It's good construction; fully made in the United States." I think he said West Virginia and not North Carolina.
And then he faded. He sat down on a nearby ottoman. He looked tired. But it wasn't that: He looked deflated. And then I got it: He had no game. No dog in this fight. No strings to pull.
Here was a guy–I'll call him Paul–who I would guess has been a furniture salesman for 20 years. Or more. Always paid on commission, always motivated by pleasing people, helping them get deals–or at least walk away feeling like they did. Not anymore.
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Buy Asheron's call 1 to play this game?
i saw ac1 and ac2 for sale, but ac2 was cheaper, but i guess it's a dead box and i need the ac1 game with 30 free days to test out ac2?
if so i would propably get ac1 just for ac2, doubt i would play ac1 since it's even more outdated.
Is the game fun? i tend to like to run solo alot, but also group on occasion..
i really like interesting loot in games and prefer gameplay over graphics...... still wonder could it be for me?
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Originally posted by mikaboy28
First, yes you need to buy AC1 to get into the AC2 Relaunch Beta, so any AC2 box is just a dead end really. The game for me is extremely fun, because it's challenging and doesn't hold your hand. You can solo quite a bit, but there are some things that require grouping. Both AC games are sorta known for the random loot system. Any mob has a chance at dropping some really good stuff.
AC2 is having some server issues that they are trying to resolve, like crashes every 8 hours where the server is down for 15 min, but they are working on it.
Just remember, even though AC2 still looks pretty good, it's also a 10 year old game now, so it's not going to be cutting edge graphics.
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Originally posted by mikaboy28
AC1 is old, but it's a 100% completely different game than AC2. You can't compare the two games. For buying AC1 (9.99), you get both AC1 and AC2 and a free month of gametime. So you can try both games.
AC1, I have little experience with. It has one of the best loot systems in any game I heard, even better than Diablo 2. The problem is that AC1 is filled with bots and scripts and for a good reason, the grind is ridiculous. Is that a bad thing? Generally no IF there were no bots, the grind wouldn't matter because you would be on an even playing field.
AC2, is a totally different game. Updated graphics, it was ahead of its time in 2002. Even the best computers could barely run it. I'm not being biased here by saying this, AC2 is truly what it means to be an MMO. I know that is an abstract statement. Let me explain... These days, you get all these MMO's with linear quest lines, linear loot, linear progression, linear zones... You don't really feel like you are in a world, just a theme-park going one place to the next. In AC2, there is a very large world to explore, hidden quests, desolate landscapes (Because the world ended after AC1), tons of quests that you need to find (NPC's don't have "!" over there head), tons of solo content where you can just go out and explore, and also group content which you can party with 9 players and kill group monsters.
In a nutshell regarding what solo/group play offer:
[Solo Player]
-Exploring (Includes killing monsters. Green Monster = Incursion Quest (When you kill it, you receive a quest to kill monsters in the area), Blue Monster = Rare Spawn (Extra loot/XP), Orange Monster = Group Needed (Tons of XP) , White Monster = Normal/Solo
-Dungeons (Most are soloable and not instanced. You can see other players as you go into them)
-Crafting (In-depth... Semi-steep learning curve... I managed to learn it in a day)
-Music (You can find many, many, many instruments on monsters and play songs with /music1-10)
-Tons of loot to find with random stats
[Group Play]
-Exploring (Groups tend to kill high level group/orange monsters. This will yield the best XP in the game)
-Vaults (Dungeons that give a huge XP boost at the end. After the first 3, you will need a group. They all explain the backstory of the world of Dereth)
-Kingdom vs Kingdom (Comes into play later in the game. You swear allegiance to a Kingdom and anyone from other kingdoms can be killed. Not sure how PvP works, whether it's full loot or not.)
-Quests (Some quests require a group)
[Final Notes]
-Experience in Asheron's Call 2 is used as a currency to upgrade skill levels. There is also something called "Skill Credits", which you get 1 per level. (49 total at level 50)... So you can get as many skills as you want using skill credits and level those to the cap using experience.
-Past level 18 or so, grouping with 9 players and running around doing higher level incursion quests is probably the fastest XP gain. This requires knowledge of where the spawns are and how to travel there. The world is huge but there is avast portal system to get you around. The more knowledge you have, the more powerful your tools will be to advance.
-Crafted gear has the potential to be the best gear but at the same time, you can find gear that is just as good if your lucky.
-Every continent has random dungeons. Inside these dungeons are something called "Order caches" which are treasure chests. You need a key which is randomly dropped off any monster to unlock it. You can unlock it as many times as you want with your keys.
-With the right character build, you can solo group monsters later. Like I said, knowledge is power.
-There are stores similar to auction houses called consignment shops. They will be labeled as "Weapon Shop, Armor Shop" inside certain cities.
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http://ac2vault.ign.com/ (Overall game mechanics, quest info, ect...)
http://www.reocities.com/arnievanwakeren/ac2/craft.html (Crafting Guide)
EDIT: One more thing, there are so many items that can drop off monsters. Some that can even help you solo or duo a group dungeon. Items like health potions that regen your health every few seconds or ooze from bloodstones that do the same thing and stack. It's just an overall fun item system that mixes well with the overall game.
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the loot system seems interesting, since i like to get good drops just from roaming around solo at times.
also if the game makes it out of beta, i hope they wont do character wipes.
i missed both ac games because when the first one came out i was playing eq1 and on ac2 i think i was playing daoc or something ;)
the latest mmo's have just been way to boring and linear for my taste..
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There aim is to not wipe characters but anything could happen. No guarentees yet is the official word but as long as no issues arise, there won't be a wipe.
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Ac2 is a grinding mob game and character progression is very slow. Can be fun at times however
Originally posted by Ringside
The progression rate can go in spurts though too. Going from 20-24ish can be a bit slow, but 24-30 is fast with burun incursions and whatnot. The 40s will fly with decent dillo groups or doing the quests on Linvak. Arramora and 50+ is where things would really slow down though.
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What about 30-40?
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AC1 may be outdated Graphix wise but its still a better and more fun game than the crap being put out these days.
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That description makes the game so unappealling. :(
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Just want to say that even if things are completely different, you can compare them. I can easily compare an apple to an orange (the actual real life foods). That does not mean they are the same thing of course, but I can in fact compare them.
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Putting xp in skill tree is great AC2 have alot great classes and fun to play also rather unique classes.
Game is awesome and some great puzzle dungeon that later other mmo's also implemented.
Originally posted by Loktofeit
Then most mmos should sound unappealing, since most that I have played (which is quite a few) follow a similar formula. In nearly every mmo I have played since 1999 there has been these plateaus of power. Typically they'll come either in the beginning or end of a decade of levels (like 17-19 in the 10-20 decade of levels). In many levels that end in a 5 or 0 you'll get a new ability that increases your power which allows you to more easily blow through content that was difficult before (which increases the leveling rate for a time), but then also gives you access to more difficult content (which then slows down the leveling rate again).
It's a pretty tried and true formula that seemingly works pretty well in many games. If the game was too easy the entire time, you'd get bored from a lack of challenge. If the game was too hard all of the time then you'd become frustrated. So this tango of power is a good method to keep people playing. I can't even begin to remember how many times in a mmo I was like, "Oh man this level is taking forever", then I hit the next plateau of power and I was like, "ERMAGHERD NEW ABILITY I AM GOD!", and then the content catches up to my power and I am like, "Damnit, this level is taking forever", and it keeps repeating itself until level cap.
To read an explaination of your typical mmo, you'd think to yourself, "Who in their right mind would play this"? In the end though, the blend of gaming mechanics, persistant character development and social interactions is what makes mmos interesting and fun, well for me at least.
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@21 you can do Fet Incursion that will get you to 23 then Dark Egg hunt to 24 then Buren to 30. I hardly see the level problem from 21 to 30. Maybe 6 hours in a good Buren group.
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Originally posted by Loktofeit
It isn't a correct description so I wouldn't worry about it.
I've had no problem leveling quickly without grinding. Doing quests/vaults (essentially a quest) I've been leveling up without ever stopping to just sit and grind creatures. The leveling was worse back when the game first released and I think some people who never played through the expansions (or haven't begun to play again now) assume that is what it is. Before the game shut down they had sped up the leveling and that is what it came back as.
However, the game does allow and has designed for groups who like to grind mobs. That is a fast leveling method. It is fast enough that some people forget there is the option of questing up as well. People are good intentioned when they tell people to just do fets or get in a dillo group etc. because they are telling them how they personally level fast. They just forget that not everyone likes to sit in a creature grind group.
The same stuff happens on AC1. They've increased the benefit of questing significantly since the old days and you can level up to high levels without ever repeating a quest. Yet some old timers, and some people who like to macro, tell new people to go do the 500 tusker killtask or to leech xp on witherds, grind mobs in fiun/eaters etc. Those are ways to level if you like that, but you never have to do that to level fast. Yet new/returning players hear enough players mention creature grinds and assume that is what the game is and run away.
In short, I've had a fun time so far and haven't sat around grinding mobs yet and I'm making good leveling progress to time spent playing.


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