Very few people who sign up for reverse mortgages are dummies. They're mature homeowners, generally with a lifetime of experience and achievements behind them. However, reverse mortgages are a fairly strange and recent innovation. So, even very smart people can benefit from a reverse mortgage for dummies guide.
Why Have a Reverse Mortgage?
In some ways a reverse mortgage (also known as a home equity conversion mortgage or HECM) is a home loan like any other. But it differs in one key respect: You don't have to make payments every month – or, indeed, at all. Instead, the payments that would normally pay down your loan and cover the accumulating interest are continually rolled up, and only fall due when you move home. Ideally, you don't move, and your estate pays everything out of the proceeds of the sale of the home after your death.
How does that work? Well, you're accessing the "equity" you've built up in your property over decades of mortgage payments and home price inflation. Your equity is just the amount by which the current market value of your home exceeds the current balance(s) on any mortgage(s) you have on that home.
Tenure – You receive a fixed sum every month for the rest of your life. If there are two of you, the payments end only when the second person dies.
Term – You get a fixed sum every month for a set period. You agree with your lender in advance how much and for how long.
Line of credit – You can draw down on your line of credit whenever you need to until you reach your limit. Again, you agree with your lender in advance what that limit will be.
Modified tenure – You get a smaller fixed sum every month for the rest of your life, but also have a line of credit to cover unexpected expenses and emergencies.
Modified term – You get a smaller fixed sum every month for a set period and additionally have a line of credit.
Learn more at 3 Types of Reverse Mortgage Payouts: Which Is Best for You?
If you fail to do any of those, you could be in breach of your mortgage agreement, and face foreclosure. Many of the horror stories you occasionally hear about reverse mortgages arose from people falling foul of these obligations. And they're the reason borrowers are now encouraged to take some of the proceeds of the loan in the form of continuing income. Some lenders may insist on holding back some of the proceeds of your reverse mortgage to help cover these if things go wrong.
Every month, the interest on the loan (and the cumulative interest on the interest) piles up. So a reverse mortgage can quickly whittle away the home equity your heirs stand to inherit from your estate.
But neither you nor they are obliged to take responsibility if you end up with a debt that's bigger than the value of your home. Suppose you live to be 110 years, and the amount you borrowed plus interest far exceeds the home's sale price. That's the lender's problem. Neither your estate nor the beneficiaries of your will have to make up the difference, and your heirs can still inherit your savings and other assets.
If your heirs are your kids or other close relations, it's often a good idea to discuss your reverse mortgage plans with them before you sign the agreement. But you're not obliged to do so.
If there's more than one borrower named on the loan agreement, the age of the younger or youngest will be used to calculate the amount you can borrow.
With HECMs, the FHA mortgage limit of $625,500 applies as a cap on the amount you can borrow, even if your home's worth millions. Try non-FHA lenders if that's an issue.
Do You Now Know Enough?
Are you now sufficiently well-informed to go ahead and sign up for a reverse mortgage? No. You may know now whether the idea's worth exploring further, but you're at a point in your life when second chances are rare if you make a bad decision. And it's also a time when you need to view your finances strategically and as a whole, including the tax implications of changing your current arrangements.
If you opt for an HECM from the FHA, you'll have to undergo mandatory, free or low-cost counseling from an approved source before you can commit yourself. But whichever sort of reverse mortgage you choose, it's a good idea to take advice first from a trusted and independent professional, such as an accountant, lawyer or financial advisor.


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Press Release: Churches must have detailed and specific guidance ahead of re-opening
Any Government guidance issued to places of worship ahead of potential re-openings must engage fully with the diversity of church life across the UK, CARE said today.
In the recently published 'Our Plan to Rebuild', the government said places of worship might be able to open as part of phase three of the easing of lockdown, but only if it was safe to do so and no earlier than 4 July.
Meetings have already taken place with senior faith leaders, and the Government said it would issue guidance ahead of any re-opening.
Now, in a letter to the Prime Minister, CARE's Chief Executive Nola Leach said that the guidance needs to recognise church involves more than just Sunday services. She said "the UK Church is normally a hive of activity which extends further than the Sunday service – from outreach and compassionate projects, to small mid-week meetings, to children's and family work" before going on to say "this diversity needs to be engaged with if the guidance is to be truly useful and relevant."
In the letter, Nola asks the Prime Minister to "consider publishing specific guidance for churches in advance of any potential re-opening from 4 July" saying that 'this will greatly assist church leaders with their planning and preparations'.
The fact that churches across the country also meet in a variety of different types of buildings, from Cathedrals, to hired community halls and rented cinema space, also needs to be engaged with.
Clear, detailed and specific guidance for churches, which recognises the sheer variety church life, would best equip leaders to make wise decisions ahead of any potential re-opening.
CARE Chief Executive, Nola Leach, said:
"Church is more than just a building, it's the people who together make up the Church of Jesus Christ in our nation.
"Not being able to gather together with fellow Christians to worship and spend time together has been one of the hardest parts of lockdown for Christian communities.
"Of course, we also want to play our part in the national effort to contain the coronavirus and help save lives.
"So, while it's good to see places of worship mentioned in the Government's roadmap for recovery, we need proper, detailed and extensive guidance for church leaders, ahead of any re-opening.
"Churches play an immensely important role in national life and there's many different expressions of church across the country and we're calling on the Government to recognise this.
"Otherwise, the guidance will end up being overly broad and while it might help some churches, many will be left feeling unsure about the next steps.
"Church leaders need to know how the restrictions might apply within the context of different church buildings and what the impact will be on various ministries, from Sunday services, to small groups and outreach ministries.
"We stand ready to support the Government in this endeavour and I'm pleased to see some engagement with senior church figures. I would encourage the Government to maintain this dialogue and speak to as many denominations as possible.
"Of course, we recognise it's nearly impossible to plan for every possible scenario, but we're clear that the guidance should still be as specific as possible. This will give church leaders and congregations the maximum confidence ahead of a potential re-opening.
"The Church in the UK has responded to the coronavirus challenge in some astonishing and amazing ways and I'm sure the safety of worshippers will continue to be a top priority."
For interview requests or more information please contact James Mildred: james.mildred@care.org.uk // 07717516814
CARE is a well-established mainstream Christian charity providing resources and helping to bring Christian insight and experience to matters of public policy and practical caring initiatives. CARE is represented in the UK Parliaments and Assemblies.
A picture of Nola Leach, CEO of CARE is attached.
You can read Nola's full letter to the Prime Minister here: https://care.org.uk/news/2020/05/letter-to-pm-church-reopening
The Government's 'Our Plan to Rebuild' plan can be read here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/our-plan-to-rebuild-the-uk-governments-covid-19-recovery-strategy/our-plan-to-rebuild-the-uk-governments-covid-19-recovery-strategy
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Legal & General wins social value award
Legal & General Capital is pleased to announce that its housebuilding arm, Legal & General Homes has won a prestigious award for its Buckler's Park development in Crowthorne.
Legal & General Capital is committed to using its patient capital to unlock and create economic, social and environmentally useful investments across the UK.
Legal & General Homes has been awarded Best Business Contribution to Social Value in the Social Value Awards 2018 for its commitment to creating economic, social and environmental benefits for the area surrounding Buckler's Park.
Legal & General Homes was the first housebuilder in the UK to formally incorporate social value into its developments, helping ensure that the places it creates are inclusive and benefit the existing community.
In 2017, Legal & General Homes worked with Social Value Portal, an independent body that measures societal impact, to develop and sign the first Social Value Charter in the UK. It consulted with local businesses, faith groups, traders and parish councils and surveyed over 430 private residents to identify the priorities, needs, challenges and opportunities for the local area.
John Allan, Managing Director of Legal & General Homes, comments: "We're thrilled to accept this award which recognises our approach to social value and the team's hard work to deliver it over the past 12 months.
"From day one we've been dedicated to building homes and communities where we would be happy to live with our own families. To do that, we know that we need to get involved on the ground and listen to what our communities want. Crowthorne and its residents have played a vital role in progress at Buckler's Park over the past year. We've hired 81 people from the surrounding area, supported the causes closest to residents' hearts and worked to enhance and protect the local environment."
We've hired 81 people from the surrounding area, supported the causes closest to residents' hearts and worked to enhance and protect the local environment.
John Allan, Managing Director of Legal & General Homes
Faye Bennett
Legal & General in Housing
Legal & General has been involved in supply side housing activities for nearly 20 years. These include:
Bringing housing back to the centre of the UK's cities through large scale regeneration, such as Salford, Plymouth, Liverpool, Bracknell, Newcastle and Canning Town
Ownership of house builder CALA Homes, which is on track to deliver an annual capacity of 2,500 units and revenue of around £1bn in 2020, and believes it has the capability to build in excess of 3,000 units per annum thereafter. CALA has seen revenues grow from £241m in 2013 to £748m in 2017
Legal & General's total investment capability for the Build to Rent (BTR) sector currently stands at circa £1.5bn. It has secured around 2,000 homes under construction or in planning, with sites in Bristol, Edinburgh, Salford, Bath, Brighton, Leeds and Walthamstow, with the aim to have 6,000 in planning, development or operation by the end of 2019
Delivering its first three new housing communities, Legal & General's housebuilding arm, Legal & General Homes, is bringing forward a rapidly expanding housing pipeline. These include a 78-acre site in Shrivenham, Oxfordshire with outline planning for 515 new homes, building 1,000 new homes on its 250 acre site in Crowthorne, Berkshire, called Buckler's Park, and 1,500 new homes at its 272 acre site in Finchampstead, also in Berkshire
Revolutionising the construction industry through its modular housing factory in Leeds, it will deliver highly-sustainable precision-engineered homes. Legal & General is the first provider of modular homes to be constructed in a factory on a moving assembly line. This means that the modular product is delivered to site as a complete unit, with the electrical, plumbing, wiring, kitchens and bathrooms all in place. With groundworks completed in advance, at site level it requires only cladding and roofing
Providing later living accommodation through Inspired Villages Group, a best in class operator and developer of later living accommodation, established by Legal and General in 2017. Inspired Villages Group's development portfolio currently has around 1,000 homes
Launching Legal & General Affordable Homes, a new wholly-owned affordable housing provider which it is establishing through a leading development and management platform
We are also a significant investor in student accommodation, having invested £1.5bn to date in this sector.
Legal & General Capital (LGC) is the principal investment arm of Legal & General Group. Investing from Legal & General's £8.1bn shareholder balance sheet, LGC's purpose is to generate long-term shareholder value by injecting new capital into key sectors where there has been a shortage of investment and innovation. Focused on Housing, Urban Regeneration, Clean Energy and SME Finance, these sectors reflect our aim to invest for the long term in economically and socially useful assets, to secure competitive returns and to create new asset classes for Legal & General's varied investment requirements, for our partners and for the wider marketplace.
Legal & General Group
Established in 1836, Legal & General is one of the UK's leading financial services groups and a major global investor, with a number of growing businesses in the US. Over fifteen million people worldwide rely on us to help them save for the future and to protect their families and their homes.
We operate in three principal areas:
Investing & Annuities, where we manage £58bn of retirement annuities for policyholders and invest for their long term return within Legal & General Retirement (LGR and LGRI), as well as investing our own balance sheet within Legal & General Capital (LGC);
Investment Management, where we have £983bn in total assets under management from clients in the UK, US, Asia and EMEA and a leading UK workplace savings and retail investments business within LGIM; and Insurance, where we provide protection against life events for more than 4 million customers, with £2.9bn of gross written premiums principally in life insurance in the UK and US within Legal & General insurance and household insurance in the UK within our General insurance division.


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import { observable } from 'mobx';
import { SerializedSceneCommand, SceneCommand, SerializeableSceneCommand } from './sceneCommands'
import { SceneTree, SceneObject, PropertyValueScalar, SceneObjectReference } from './sceneObject'
import { PropertySetCommand, ConstructCommand, DeleteCommand } from './sceneCommands'
import { SceneEngine } from './SceneEngines'

/*
*  Serialized Scene
*/

export interface SerializedScene {
    engine: string;
    initializeScripts: Array<string>;
    sceneCommands: Array<SerializedSceneCommand>;
}

/*
*   Scene
*/

type SceneCommandListener = (command: SceneCommand) => void;

export class Scene {
    public engine: SceneEngine;
    private initializeScripts: Array<string> = [];
    @observable sceneTree: SceneTree = new SceneTree();
    @observable changeLog: Array<SceneCommand> = [];

    protected constructor() {
    }

    public static  InitWithEngine(engine: SceneEngine): Scene {
        var s = new Scene();
        s.engine = engine;
        return s;
    }

    private flattenedChangeLog(log: Array<SceneCommand>): Array<SceneCommand> {

        var out: Array<SceneCommand> = []
        var deleted: Array<SceneObject> = []
        var set: Array<string> = []

        for (var i = log.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
            var c = log[i];

            //already deleted?
            if (deleted.indexOf(c.object) > -1) {
                //then ignore property sets
                if (c.kind == "propertySet") continue;
                //if we constructed the object, make sure our delete is not in the output
                if (c.kind == "construct") {
                    //remove our delete from the output
                    out = out.filter(o=> !(o.kind == 'delete' && o.object == c.object))
                    continue;
                }
            }

            //handle set commands
            if (c.kind == "propertySet") {
                var n = c.object.getFullName()+"."+c.propertyName;
                //set already?
                if (set.indexOf(n) > -1) continue;
                //track it for later
                set.push(n);
            }

            //handle delete
            if (c.kind == "delete") {
                //track for later
                deleted.push(c.object);
            }
            //add to our flattened list
            out.unshift(c);
        }

        return out;
    }

    save(): SerializedScene {
        var cl = this.flattenedChangeLog(this.changeLog);
        var scl = cl.map(cmd=>cmd.serialize());
        return {
            engine: this.engine.name,
            initializeScripts: this.initializeScripts,
            sceneCommands: scl
        }
    }

    loadInitializeScripts(scripts: Array<string>) {
        this.initializeScripts.concat(scripts);
    }

    objectByName(name: string): SceneObject {
        return this.sceneTree.objectByName(name);
    }

    private deserializeCommand(c: SerializedSceneCommand):SceneCommand {
        var resolve = n => {
            var res = this.objectByName(n)
            if (!res) console.log(this.sceneTree)
            if (!res) throw new Error(`Could not find ${n} during deserialize`);

            return res;
        }

        switch (c.kind) {
            case 'propertySet':
                return PropertySetCommand.deserialize(c, resolve);
            case 'construct':
                return ConstructCommand.deserialize(c, resolve);
            case 'delete':
                return DeleteCommand.deserialize(c, resolve);
        }
    }

    public async load(data: SerializedScene): Promise<void> {
        this.loadInitializeScripts(data.initializeScripts);
        var results = data.sceneCommands.map(async c=> await this.executeCommand(this.deserializeCommand(c)));
        await Promise.all(results);
    }

    protected async executePropertySetCommand(command: PropertySetCommand):Promise<void> {
        await this.engine.executePropertySetCommand(command, this.sceneTree);
    }

    protected async executeConstructCommand(command: ConstructCommand):Promise<void> {
        await this.engine.executeConstructCommand(command, this.sceneTree);
    }

    protected async executeDeleteCommand(command: DeleteCommand):Promise<void> {
        await this.engine.executeDeleteCommand(command, this.sceneTree);
    }

    async executeCommand(command: SceneCommand):Promise<void> {

        switch (command.kind) {
            case 'propertySet': await this.executePropertySetCommand(command); break;
            case 'construct': await this.executeConstructCommand(command); break;
            case 'delete': await this.executeDeleteCommand(command); break;
        }
        this.changeLog.push(command);
    }

    clearChangeLog() {
        this.changeLog = [];
    }

    dump(): string {
        return JSON.stringify(this.save(),null,2)
    }

    exportAsCode(): string {
        throw new Error("not implemented");
    }

    commandsForObject(obj: SceneObject) {
        var cl = this.changeLog.filter(c=>c.object == obj);
        return this.flattenedChangeLog(cl);
    }
}

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Q: Debugging JavaScript in IE7 I need to debug JavaScript in Internet Explorer 7.
Unfortunately, its default debugger doesn't provide me with much information. It tells me the page that the error showed up on (not the specific script) and gives me a line number.  I don't know if that is related to my problem.
It'd be nice if it could narrow down the error to a line number on a specific script (like Firebug can).
Is there an addon to debug JavaScript in IE7 like Firebug does in Firefox?
Thank you!
See also:
Does IE7 have a "developer mode" or plugin like Firefox/Chrome/Safari?

A: Web Development Helper is very good.
The IE Dev Toolbar is often helpful, but unfortunately doesn't do script debugging

A: Microsoft Script Editor is indeed an option, and of the ones I've tried one of the more stable ones -- the debugger in IE8 is great but for some reason whenever I start the Developer Tools it takes IE8 a while, sometimes up to a minute, to inspect my page's DOM tree. And afterwards it seems to want to do it on every page refresh which is a torture.
You can inspect contents of variables in Microsoft Script editor: if you poke around under Debug > Window you can turn on local variable inspection, watching etc.
The other option, Visual Web Dev, while bulky, works reasonably well. To set it up, do this (stolen from here):

*

*Debugging should be turned on in IE. Go into Tools > Internet Options > Advanced and check that Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer) is unchecked and Display a notification about every script error is checked

*Create a new empty web project inside of VWD

*Right-click on the site in the Solutions Explorer on the top right, go to Browse With and make sure your default browser is set to IE (it's reasonable to assume if you're a web developer IE is not your default browser in which case that won't be the default.. by default)

*Hit F5, IE will open up. Browse to the page you want to debug.

*VWD will now open up any time you have a script error or if you set a breakpoint in one of the JS files. Debug away!

UPDATE: By the way, if you experience the same slowdowns as me with IE8's otherwise decent debugger, there is a workaround -- if you encounter or make IE encounter an error so that it pops up the "Do you want to debug" dialogue and hit Yes, the debugger will come up pretty much instantly. It seems like if you go "straight" into debugging mode the Dev Tools never inspect the DOM. It's only when you hit F12 that it does.

A: The hard truth is: the only good debugger for IE is Visual Studio.
If you don't have money for the real deal, download free Visual Web Developer 2008 Express EditionVisual Web Developer 2010 Express Edition. While the former allows you to attach debugger to already running IE, the latter doesn't (at least previous versions I used didn't allow that). If this is still the case, the trick is to create a simple project with one empty web page, "run" it (it starts the browser), now navigate to whatever page you want to debug, and start debugging.
Microsoft gives away full Visual Studio on different events, usually with license restrictions, but they allow tinkering at home. Check their schedule and the list of freebies.
Another hint: try to debug your web application with other browsers first. I had a great success with Opera. Somehow Opera's emulation of IE and its bugs was pretty close, but the debugger is much better.

A: you might want to try
microsoft script debugger
it's pretty old but it's quite useful in the sense if you stumble on any javascript error, the debugger will popup to show you which line is messing up. it could get irrating sometimes when you do normal surfing, but you can turn if off.
here's a good startup on how to use this tool too.
HOW-TO: Debug JavaScript in Internet Explorer

A: IE8 has much improved developer tools.  Until then it's best to write javascript for firefox first and then debug IE using alert() statements.

A: Microsoft Script Editor can be used to debug Javascript in IE. It's less buggy than Microsoft Script Debugger but has the same basic functionality, which unfortunately is pretty much limited to stepping through execution. I can't seem to inspect variables or any handy stuff like that. Also, it only shipped with Office XP/2003 for some bizarre reason. More info here if you're game.
I downloaded the Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition mentioned by Eugene Lazutkin but haven't had a chance to try it yet. I'd recommend trying that before Script Editor/Debugger.

A: It's not a full debugger, but my DP_DEBUG extensions provides some (I think) usful functionality and they work in IE, Firefox and Opera (9+).
You can "dump" visual representations of complex JavaScript objects (even system objects), do simplified logging and timing.  The component provides simple methods to enable or disable it so that you can leave the debugger in place for production work if you like.
DP_Debug

A: I've found DebugBar.
Not as good as Firebug, but close.

A: In IE7, you can bring up firebug lite for the current page by pasting the following in the address bar:
javascript:var firebug=document.createElement('script');firebug.setAttribute('src','http://getfirebug.com/releases/lite/1.2/firebug-lite-compressed.js');document.body.appendChild(firebug);(function(){if(window.firebug.version){firebug.init();}else{setTimeout(arguments.callee);}})();void(firebug);

See http://getfirebug.com/lite.html.

A: The IE9 developer tools worked for me. Just set the "Browser Mode" menu item to IE7.

A: Hey I came across the same problem and found this the application IETESTER. It's pretty awesome, it's an app that has IE 5.5,6, and 7 bundled into it. It doesn't matter what IE version you currently have. This allows you to have multiple versions side by side.
If you enable javascript debugging in IE options and have Visual Studio installed you can even debug the javascript in VS with all the debug options available to you(watches, conditional breakpoints ,etc.)
If you want to start debugging before an error occurs you simply have to put the line
debugger;

into your JS code and this bring you into VS to begin debugging after this statement.
This is absolutely amazing to me for testing backward compatibility for JS code.

A: Use Internet Explorer 8. Then Try the developer tool.. You can debug based on IE 7 also in compatibility mode

A: FireBug Lite:
http://getfirebug.com/firebuglite

A: The answer is simple.

*

*Get Internet Explorer 9

*Press F12 to load up Developer Tools

*Switch the browser mode to IE7

A: Running your code through a Javascript static analysis tool like JSLint can catch some common IE7 errors, such as trailing commas in object definitions.

A: IE8 Developer Tools are able to switch to IE7 mode

A: If you still need to Debug IE 7, the emulation mode of IE 11 is working pretty well.
Go to menu: Dev Tools, then to emulation and set it.
It also gives error line information.

A: The following tools works great for me:
1) http://www.debugbar.com/
Provide a convenience UI to with feature like source, style, DOM, Script, HTML check. It also show the actual error in your JS file (which line, which file).
2) http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/CompanionJS/Installing
Provide a console for IE6 or IE7 ( which originally does not support)

*

*Screenshot

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WCW Monday Nitro 1995
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SEP. 04, 1995 | PG (L,V) | 45m
The biggest stars of World Championship Wrestling are on hand to make history on the debut edition of WCW Monday Nitro from the Mall of America in Minneapolis, Minnesota. World Heavyweight Champion, Hulk Hogan, defends the title against Big Bubba. Ric Flair looks to capture the United States Championship from Sting and much more.
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Hulk Hogan puts the World Heavyweight Championship on the line against Lex Luger. The high-flying Sabu makes his WCW debut against Alex Wright. Sting defends the United States Championship against V.K. Wallstreet. "Macho Man" Randy Savage takes on Scott Norton. Mean Gene Okerlund interviews "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair and much more.
The Giant has some strong words for Hulk Hogan. Harlem Heat puts the Tag Team Championship on the line against the American Males. Paul Orndorff takes on Johnny B. Badd. Plus, see footage from Kevin Sullivan's vicious attack on "Macho Man" Randy Savage on the set of Baywatch and hear Savage's response and much more.
SEP. 25, 1995 | PG (V) | 45m
On this episode of WCW Monday Nitro Macho Man Randy Savage looks to take down the leader of the Dungeon of Doom, Kevin Sullivan. Hulk Hogan has a proposition for The Giant concerning Halloween Havoc. Lex Luger takes on Meng. Gene Okerlund interviews Arn Anderson and Brian Pillman. Alex Wright goes one on one with the Disco Inferno and much more.
OCT. 02, 1995 | PG (L,V) | 45m
Lex Luger puts his World Heavyweight Championship opportunity and his career on the line against "Macho Man" Randy Savage. World Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan looks to confront The Giant. Eddie Guerrero goes one on one with Dean Malenko. Plus, Arn Anderson takes on "Nature Boy" Ric Flair and much more.
OCT. 09, 1995 | PG (V) | 45m
Sting returns to defend the United States Championship and solve the problems between "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Lex Luger. Mean Gene Okerlund interviews World Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan. Ric Flair battles Arn Anderson in a Steel Cage Match. Plus, Sabu takes on Mr. J.L. and Road Warrior Hawk
On this episode of WCW Monday Nitro the unlikely team of Sting and 'Nature Boy' Ric Flair take on Brian Pillman and Arn Anderson in the main event. Mean Gene Okerlund interviews Kevin Sullivan and The Giant. Plus, Hacksaw Jim Duggan is in action against Meng and much more
On this episode of WCW Monday Nitro the Dungeon of Doom introduce their insurance policy for Halloween Havoc in the form of the frightening Yeti! Macho Man Randy Savage goes one on one with Kurasawa. Mean Gene Okerlund interviews World Heavyweight Champion, Hulk Hogan. Plus, Sting and Lex Luger team up to take on Harlem Heat and much more
On this episode of WCW Monday Nitro the shocking events from Halloween Havoc are revealed. Mean Gene Okerlund interviews the reformed Four Horsemen. Lex Luger teams with new ally, Meng, to take on the American Males. Plus, Eddie Guerrero, Scott Norton, and Sabu in action and much more
NOV. 06, 1995 | PG (V) | 49m
On this episode of WCW Monday Nitro the fans get to call the shots in this interactive episode. New World Heavyweight Champion, The Giant, is in action against Cobra. Hulk Hogan and Macho Man Randy Savage flirt with the dark side. Taskmaster takes on the Renegade. Sting battles 'Nature Boy' Ric Flair in the main event and much more
On this episode of WCW Monday Nitro armed with a sword, Hulk Hogan steps further into the darkness to challenge the Dungeon of Doom. Macho Man Randy Savage goes one on one with Meng. Johnny B. Badd defends the Television Championship against Eddie Guerrero. Plus, Sting takes on Dean Malenko and much more
On this episode of WCW Monday Nitro Hulk Hogan meets Sting in a huge main event match up. Mean Gene Okerlund interviews Jimmy Hart and Kevin Sullivan. Scott Norton takes on the Shark. Eddie Guerrero battles Brian Pillman. Road Warrior Hawk goes up against Big Bubba and much more.
Sting teams with Lex Luger to take on Brian Pillman & Arn Anderson in the main event. Hulk Hogan goes up against Hugh Morris. Johnny B. Badd takes on Diamond Dallas Page in a rematch from World War 3. "Mean" Gene Okerlund interviews the new World Heavyweight Champion, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and much more.
DEC. 04, 1995 | PG (V) | 55m
"Macho Man" Randy Savage puts the WCW World Heavyweight Championship on the line against Lex Luger. The WCW executive committee levies heavy sanctions against Hulk Hogan, The Giant, and Ric Flair. Harlem Heat battles The American Males. Ric Flair has a big surprise in store in the form of an NBA legend. Plus, Sting, Scott Norton, and many more
Sting teams with Hulk Hogan to face Ric Flair & Arn Anderson. WCW World Heavyweight Champion "Macho Man" Randy Savage discusses his future and his upcoming match against The Giant. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan faces Lex Luger. The Four Horsemen, Eddie Guerrero, and more are also featured.
Hulk Hogan continues his quest to rid WCW of the Dungeon of Doom. "Macho Man" Randy Savage battles The Giant in the main event. Ric Flair goes one-on-one with Eddie Guerrero. Sting faces Earl Robert Eaton. Lex Luger takes on Marcus Bagwell. Madusa makes a shocking announcement regarding her championship title and much more.
On this special holiday episode of WCW Monday Nitro long time rivals face off once again when 'Nature Boy' Ric Flair battles WCW World Heavyweight Champion, 'Macho Man' Randy Savage. Dean Malenko goes one on one with Mr. JL. Sting battles Big Bubba. Lex Luger and many more are featured.
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This page will be used to document proposed wiki changes and improvements. The main goal of all of these changes is it improve usability and maintainability. I couldn't think of a good name, so it's the ClamWarrior project for now.
The point of templates is to have data in one central location, and from there be able to show the same data on several pages. For example, all of the necessary 121 info for tables and such is on one single template, Template:DataFirepower121, and this info can be easily used on many different pages. If a change needs to be made, instead of editing 50 different pages referencing the 121, you can just edit the main template.
This method is quite effective for simpler information, like if you were to use a DataEnhancedGunLayingDrive with the description "Improves aiming speed by 10%". That template could be used on the Equipment list, in the suggested equipment section on tank pages, and many more. Though at this early stage, it is the Data template is primarily for the proposed Sortable Table project.
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ST. LOUIS - A long waited press conference started around 7 P.M. Tuesday night. The Board of Curators announced the UM System exploring options in term of which conference the Missouri Tigers will join. In about 5 minutes of time, Brady Deaton, Chancellor of MU resigned as Chairman of the Big 12 to "explore [MU's] best options."
Interim University of Missouri System President Steve Owens added: "Because were are currently faced with making a longterm commitment to Big 12, now is time to fully explore options."
When asked if Missouri had an offer to join the Southeastern Conference (SEC), officials said "we'll be exploring (options) and will make no comments."
Facing Missouri officials is a call from the Big 12 Conference to sign a binding, long-term contract that includes a more equal distribution of conference TV revenue. With this press conference, it is clear Missouri is not yet ready to commit to the Big 12.
After poaching former Big 12 member school Texas A&M, it's widely speculated that the SEC is looking for a 14th member to even out is conference line up, which now stands at 13 teams.


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Q: Android: SlidingMenu and ActionBarActivity I'm using the com.jeremyfeinstein.slidingmenu.lib.SlidingMenu library to create sliding menus, and am using the android.support.v7.app.ActionBarActivity library for the action bar. In my activity, I am extending ActionBarActivity.
I am able to get a sliding menu by clicking on the home button on the top left. How do I get the entire actionbar to also slide when the home button is clicked?

A: Please refer to the SlidingMenu's readme: https://github.com/jfeinstein10/SlidingMenu
Here goes the key part:
You can wrap your Activities in a SlidingMenu by constructing it programmatically (new SlidingMenu(Context context)) and then calling SlidingMenu.attachToActivity(Activity activity, SlidingMenu.SLIDING_WINDOW | SlidingMenu.SLIDING_CONTENT). SLIDING_WINDOW will include the Title/ActionBar in the content section of the SlidingMenu, while SLIDING_CONTENT does not. You can check it out in the example app AttachExample Activity.

A: Set your theme as follow, and your Activity extends the SlidingFragmentActivity
<resources>
<style name="AppTheme"  parent="ThemeOverlay.AppCompat.Dark.ActionBar">
</style>


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Home Education Resources Teaching Resources How to Increase Family Engagement in a Diverse, Digital Age
How to Increase Family Engagement in a Diverse, Digital Age
The rapid increase in accessibility to technology has changed the way we live our lives. Today's parents are busier, their lives move more quickly, and it's common for their attention to be more divided than their own parents' were. Yet, parental involvement remains an essential aspect of child development. An increasing concern is the unequal accessibility to technology amongst all families. This presents teachers with unique challenges in an increasingly diverse and digitally driven society.
Although digital tools can be highly valuable both in education and in improving communication among parents, students, and teachers, it can be difficult to integrate these tools into student learning while also avoiding exclusion. The increasing trend of schools providing individual students with tools like laptops and tablets may seem to address the issue of equitable access, but fails to consider the unique home life of each student. It makes the assumption that all students have access to internet at home, which is not the case and can result in marginalization of the students who do not.
It is important to continue to bolster parental engagement as well, particularly in a time when it's typically assumed that it's easy for parents to stay in the loop with their student. This is a dangerous assumption that further contributes to marginalization. Improving parental engagement for all families requires a broader look at the tools available. By looking to what today's parents consider important, we can determine the best ways to engage them. Speaking to what parents value can foster meaningful connections and help encourage impactful involvement in student learning.
As families become more diverse, it is vital to identify tools and strategies to improve the inclusion of families of all backgrounds and income levels. Changes and advances in society, technology, and education continue at an increasingly rapid rate, and as such it is necessary to constantly reevaluate teaching methods and strategies to ensure they are optimal for all students. Consider these three factors to improve engagement with parents:
Societal and economic shifts have lead to a fundamental restructuring of the American household. According to data from the Pew Research Center, in nearly half of all U.S. families, both parents now work full time. The number of undergraduate college students who are parents increased by 50 percent between 1995 and 2011, with total numbers of undergrad parents nearing 5 million in 2011. Increasingly busy parents face unique scheduling challenges while juggling careers, their own educations, and the needs of their children.
If the goal is to boost parental engagement, then it is vital to identify resources that can help parents plan. Parents and teachers alike share the challenge of time management and may find a common solution to the issue strategic scheduling methods. Even free collaborative scheduling software, such as Doodle, can help simplify the process of finding time to connect with parents about their students. Using a calendar tool, like Google Calendar, can also help provide transparency to parents when it comes to teacher schedules.
The increase in parent students leads to a unique situation that can be leveraged to help meet multiple parental needs: time spent with their children and engagement with their school work. It has been shown that today's parents greatly value time spent with their children, despite scheduling challenges. If it is achievable for them, parent students and their children may benefit from spending homework sessions side by side.
Safety is a major concern for many of today's parents, many of whom have grown up in the post-9/11 United States, in a time when the definition of privacy has vastly evolved. Providing parents with resources that allow them peace of mind and assurance that their student is safe at school can be a great way to encourage engagement with their student's learning and foster positive parent-teacher connections. By addressing basic parent concerns like safety, it becomes easier to address other, higher-level concerns.
Luckily, there are a variety of tools that can help provide assurance to parents that their children are safe at school, such as PikMyKid (a school dismissal monitoring app) and CompuGuardian (web browsing safety software). The widespread use of cellphones allows many parents to be instantly updated if there were ever to be a security concern at school, and establishing a formal, school-wide email and text alert protocol can be a great practice. Similarly, increasing accessibility to technology tools like live streaming camera monitors can give busy parents an easy way to stay updated on what their child is doing at school or in daycare, which can be particularly valuable when children are very young.
However, as with any tool or strategy that requires online access, it's important to address the needs of parents who are not able to regularly access the internet. As such, it remains important to continue to seek out more traditional communication channels to address the needs of these parents.
Although class-related gaps in internet use have been shrinking, many families still face barriers to online access. Many parents who do have access to the internet rely primarily on mobile devices, as opposed to comprehensive online workspaces. While online-intensive tools like Blackboard and smartphones apps can help build a bridge between the home and the classroom, students and families that do not meet the assumed standard of accessibility can suffer if expectations are set that are not realistic for their unique situations. Still, regular communication with the families of these students is just as important as that with those who live in households where internet access is easily accessible.
A failure to account for discrepancies in accessibility leads to unfortunate situations where inequalities arise in access to teacher time and attention. It's important to establish consistent standards when communicating with all parents to avoid being permissive of parental entitlement and unequal treatment. In order to avoid these situations, the value of more traditional forms of parent-teacher communication channels should not be outruled. Phone calls, planners, paper calendars and newsletters remain essential tools for parents and students whose access to the internet is limited.
Although it's been addressed that time is a major concern for many parents today, teachers and school officials should continue to regularly schedule open houses, family events, and parental involvement meetings. The National Association for the Education of Young Children discusses the value of restructuring PTA meetings to meet evolving parental needs in increasing engagement, and suggest using tactics such as incorporating dinners into meetings and opening them to children, so parents no longer need to seek out childcare to attend.
When schools address what is important to parents, it makes it easier to collaborate and work towards student success. Schools and teachers cannot do it alone; they need the support of parents. Continuing to adapt to changes in the lives of parents, the tools available to aid students, and the increasing diversity of the classroom is essential to optimizing student learning. Consider implementing some of these strategies in your own classroom, and you'll likely find that student needs will be better met and relationships with will parents continue to strengthen.
Avery Taylor Phillips is a writer with a focus in early childhood education. She is a community activist passionate about equity in access to educational resources and has developed a deep understanding of the way children learn in the face of challenges due to their family circumstance through her work. In her spare time, she works to advance the progress towards equitable education opportunities.
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Q: Submit button value vs. hidden input value Could you please tell me the difference between submitting a submit button value and submitting a hidden input value?
I ask the question especially in regard of the browser compatibility (IE 9+).
So, my problem is actually the following: I know that a posted hidden input value is always correctly read by the server. But I'm not sure if this is the case too, if the value (which I want to post) is part of the "value" attribute of a <button> tag.
Thank you very much for your time!
P.S: I prepared an example for clarity. It contains a form for each option in my question. When one of the forms is submitted, the corresponding values are read in PHP. Relevant is the user id value.
<?php
if (isset($_POST['submitUserId']) && !empty($_POST['submitUserId'])) { // Submitted values.
    $userId = $_POST['submitUserId'];
    $userName = $_POST['userName'];

    echo 'Posted user id: ' . $userId;
    echo '
';
    echo 'Posted user name: ' . $userName;

    // Save the new values in db...
} else { // Initial values fetched from db.
    $userId = 123;
    $userName = 'Valentine';

    echo 'Initial user id: ' . $userId;
    echo '
';
    echo 'Initial user name: ' . $userName;
}
?>

<!DOCTYPE html>

        <meta charset="UTF-8">
        <title>Test - Submit button value vs. hidden input value</title>

Option 1: Submit user id as submit button value

        <form action="" method="post" id="formButtonValue" name="formButtonValue">
            <input type="text" id="userName" name="userName" value="<?php echo $userName; ?>" />

            <button type="submit" id="submitUserId" name="submitUserId" value="<?php echo $userId; ?>">
                Submit user details
            </button>
        </form>

VS.

Option 2: Submit user id as hidden input value

        <form action="" method="post" id="formHiddenInputValue" name="formHiddenInputValue">
            <input type="text" id="userName" name="userName" value="<?php echo $userName; ?>" />

            <input type="hidden" id="submitUserId" name="submitUserId" value="<?php echo $userId; ?>" />

            <button type="submit" id="submitButton" name="submitButton">
                Submit user details
            </button>
        </form>

A: In the submitting data process, there's no difference at all.
The server side will never know, or care, about how the input being displayed or processed on the client side.
In fact, in your code, the value's, as the one in hidden input, and the one in the button, are both hidden to the user.

A: There is no difference
Submit user id as submit button value(var_dump($_POST))
array(2) { ["userName"]=> string(9) "Valentine" ["submitUserId"]=> string(3) "123" }

Submit user id as hidden input value(var_dump($_POST))
array(3) { ["userName"]=> string(9) "Valentine" ["submitUserId"]=> string(3) "123" ["submitButton"]=> string(0) "" }


Ever watched an episode of Kitchen Nightmares? I mainly got into it because of the similarities between running a kitchen Gordon Ramsay style and how a lot of software processes could look at Gordon Ramsay for direction.
Ramsay's kitchens are agile kitchens and if his kitchens followed a waterfall model like many software teams do then you would end up getting your food at 2am after arriving for supper at 6pm. Anyway that is not the topic of this post, but you can read more on this at Clinton Begin's Blog.
Can you become successful by being average?
What makes a good dish a great one?
Every ingredient in a great dish is there for a very specific reason, there is not 1 unnecessary ingredient. Nothing is out of place and each element captures a component of the dish's essence.
Presentation, presentation, presentation. That is the second element of a great dish. A great dish is inviting, once you see it you already know how you are going to 'attack it' and you are not left confused where to start.
Cooking a great dish requires a lot of discipline; building great software also requires great discipline. It is very tempting to just add more ingredients or more features into a dish or software, but that temptation needs to be resisted; someone needs to act like a referee and reject anything that does not add value. Just because you can, does not mean you should. As a software consultant I always find myself facing customers that want everything under the sun in their application. They want everybody and I mean everybody to use it for everything. There are many problems with this philosophy, mainly you end up with a very cluttered software where it's main essence has been diluted. This is where I find myself asking over and over again What value does that feature add? Who does it benefit? How many will benefit from it? Keep in mind that 80% of your revenue is generated by 20% of your customers.
Gordon's cooking style is simple, and whenever he walks in to a failing kitchen he ends up simplifying and idiot proofing the menu more than anything else. A lot of restaurants fall into the trap of trying to satisfy all their customers even if doing so takes away from the restaurant's essence. This seems to be a common mistake amongst all restaurants shown on Kitchen Nightmares. Surprisingly lessons learned from these failing restaurants can be applied to failing software as well. One episode I remember is the case of an "authentic" Indian restaurant in Notting Hill that had french fries on their menu! Yes french fries in an "authentic" Indian restaurant. The owner's flawed reasoning is because some customer's wanted french fries. This is a simple example where discipline was required and if the customer wanted french fries they can go to the nearest McDonald's or KFC – not an "authentic" Indian restaurant. If it goes on the menu it will be ordered, but don't trick yourself into thinking just because it was ordered or used then there was demand for it.
I am a true believer that doing one thing great is better than doing a half assed job on 10 things. I hear the phrase "Jack of all trades" often in the software / consulting industry I don't particularly like it because it literally means you are not exceptionally good at anything, just average in many things i.e. "Jack of all trades; master of none". I don't see anything to boast about there. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with knowing a lot of trades, but everybody needs one or two trades where they are really good – and I mean really. So can you make a career for yourself out of being a "Jack of all trades" – I don't think so.
In his book Malcolm Gladwell talks about the 10,000 hour rule where for one to call themselves an expert at anything they need to have done that for at least 10,000 hours. Consider one who works an average work week of 40 hours and no weekends, it would take you 5 years of doing nothing but that one thing to become an expert at it. If you are a "Jack of all trades" then it could take you 10 years, 20 years or maybe even a life time before you become an expert at any one of these trades. Point is, it is very easy to be a "Jack of all trades" but it is difficult to be a "master of one"; so focus on a few things or ingredients and become really good at delivering these ingredients together. Now you have a unique selling point. Next time remember this when you are just about to describe yourself as a "Jack of all trades".
Presentation is the second criterion for great dishes and excellent software. Making 12 features look awesome is always an easier and simpler task than making 120 look okay. Get the basics right first and then build from there. If you mess up on the basics, you really don't have a chance.
So how can you tell the difference between an excellent dish and an average one if all you have been tasting are average dishes?
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Last year it was proposed that the TRU begin tracking general team conduct in our continuing effort to embrace our rugby values. Starting in October of 2015, we ran this program as a beta. The entries were reported by the TRRA referees via the match report form. In all, there were 1,124 reports (includes TRU Clubs, College and Youth) and from that data we were able to calculate each team's performance.
Overall it is a positive outlook for the TRU as 88% of the teams are considered above average. Only 12% of the clubs came in with a low rating and we're sure they will look to improve on that rating next season.
We will be sending out a full summary to the Club Presidents but have provided a quick look below. Note for ease that we combined the teams with multiple sides into one and their results will be included in the highest division they participated in.
The Griffins came out on top with a score of 93%, while the Austin Huns were next at 92.5% and the Austin Blacks followed up at 92%.
The women were a much tighter race with four teams coming in at a perfect 100%, HARC, Dallas Harlequins, Griffins and Oklahoma.
D2 is also an interesting story and was quite tight! The Woodlands took the top spot with 92% and were followed up by Katy Lions at 91.75% and DARC at 92.25%.
Another close race as most teams were separated by just a few hundredths of a point. Euless takes the top spot at 94.5%. Second goes to Denton at 93.75% and third is Grand Prairie at 92.25%.
Congratulations ladies as you are all at 100%! SWWC teams are Texas A&M, Texas Tech and the University of Texas.


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Cruelty-free and affordable makeup for Filipinas
Makeup is an important part of every girl's daily life. But sometimes, we overlook the stories behind the manufacture of these makeup essentials.
The past years saw a rise in awareness for cruelty-free makeup brands. Cruelty-free makeup means that the makeup was not tested on animals or does not include ingredients made or derived from animals.
Animals that underwent makeup testing have suffered deformities in their bodies and experienced unnecessary pains, which horrified consumers when they discovered the results. Because of this, some cosmetics companies have started developing cruelty-free makeup lines to respond to the call of consumers against animal testing. Thus, the term "cruelty-free" has been coined by cosmetic companies that have stopped experimenting on animals.
One of these companies is Ever Bilena, one of the country's leading cosmetic brands, which has announced that its makeup brands are cruelty-free. Ever Bilena makeup brands include Hello Glow, Ever Organics, Careline, Blackwater, and Spotlight.
"For us at Ever Bilena, creating beauty should not be at the expense of hurting animals. Animal cruelty is something we do not believe in because it does not fit our mission in the company," says Denice Sy-Munez, Ever Bilena's chief sales and marketing officer. "Aside from providing them affordable makeup brands using quality ingredients, we also want Filipinas to enjoy beauty products that are not tainted with cruelty."
When buying cruelty-free makeup, consumers are not only expressing support for the brand but also educating themselves on choosing the right products, the importance of animal welfare, and knowing the stories that go behind in making the brand.
So, if you're thinking of investing in makeup, buy products that are not only affordable but put the concern of animals in its mission like Ever Bilena.
To know more about Ever Bilena, visit their Facebook and Instagram.


You can expect a lot from the 2019 GMC Sierra 1500. This 4 door, 5 passenger truck stands out among competitors in its class! It features four-wheel drive capabilities, a durable automatic transmission, and a powerful 8 cylinder engine. Top features include remote keyless entry, a tachometer, power front seats, a blind spot monitoring system, heated door mirrors, lane departure warning, a bedliner, and more. Features such as automatic climate control and leather upholstery prove that economical transportation does not need to be sparsely equipped. Rear passengers enjoy the seat heating functionality, keeping them warm during the winter months. Audio features include an AM/FM radio, steering wheel mounted audio controls, and 7 speakers, providing excellent sound throughout the cabin. Take assurance in side curtain airbags, providing head protection in the event of a severe collision. We have a skilled and knowledgeable sales staff with many years of experience satisfying our customers needs. They'll work with you to find the right vehicle at a price you can afford. Please don't hesitate to give us a call.


Murano Glass artisans have long seen the sea creatures that live in the Venetian Lagoon as a source of inspiration for their artistic endeavors. This Murano Glass Crab is so detailed and realistic, with its rich red color, exquisite claws, and inquisitive eyes. It seems the crab will start crawling off the base the moment you turn away. This Venetian crab is a wonderful unique gift for those fascinated by the sea and those who love Venice and its traditional arts and crafts.
Measurements: The crab is 2 inches tall and 3-1/2 inches wide.
This crab sculpture is made by hand in a glassmaking studio on Murano Island in Venice, Italy. It comes with the certificate of authenticity.
The sculpture is very well packaged to prevent damage in transit.
Because each Murano Glass figurine is made by hand, no two are exactly alike. Small variations of colors and shapes are possible, this is not a defect but a feature of authentic Murano art glass pieces.


Marcie Brow and Ashley Smith will bring Monarch Market, a two-day upscale, boutique shopping experience, to Hamilton in September. The event will allow shoppers peruse boutique clothing and accessories, vintage, boho chic, rustic farmhouse, gifts, furniture, decor, repurposed goods and handcrafted, one-of-a-kind finds.
A two-day upscale, boutique shopping experience is coming to Lebanon and Hamilton to highlight each city's small business owners.
Market Monarch, which migrates from community to community across Indiana and Ohio, lets shoppers peruse boutique clothing and accessories, vintage, boho chic, rustic farmhouse, gifts, furniture, decor, repurposed goods and handcrafted, one-of-a-kind finds, and more.
Items will be priced for everyone's budget, from unique cards to larger, vintage items, she said.
Monarch Market makes its first Ohio appearance Aug. 12 and 13 at the Warren County Fairgrounds in Lebanon, then comes to the Butler County Fairgrounds in Hamilton from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1.
The experience also includes wine tastings, beer, gourmet foods, food trucks and shopping, plus live music.
Monarch Market is different from craft fairs, antique malls and flea markets because it's a curated event, Brow said.
"That means we hand-select our vendors after careful consideration for their style, the vendor's ability to put together a display and have a good eye for trends and what's hot in both fashion and home," she said.
Tickets to the event, which are good for the entire weekend, cost $5, and children 12 years old and younger get in free.
For more information, visit www.facebook.com/monarchmarketaffair or www.monarchmarketaffair.com.


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Review: 'Batman - The Telltale Series' (2016) | Pop Culture Crossing
September 28, 2017 / Brian
As the title indicates, Batman - The Telltale Series is Telltale's adaptation of the DC Comic's Dark Knight. Set in an episodic framework, the game allows players to make key choices that will impact certain story beats. In addition to this agency, the game features comic book art-styled visuals and not only focuses on Batman, but allows players to portray Bruce Wayne. The game was released in 2016 and is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PC, and mobile devices. This review does not examine each episode but assesses the first season as a whole.
The game's story is unique in several aspects. The choice-based approach and ability to make choices as Bruce Wayne and Batman result in an interesting take on the character and his lore. As such, the story features two plot threads, one for Wayne and Batman, respectively, that weave together to create the larger narrative. Crime-related problems test Batman when a new sinister organization, the Children of Arkham, and its maniacal leader is revealed.
Image Courtesy of Telltale | DC Comics
Simultaneously, Bruce Wayne faces challenges as negative revelations regarding his family and their legacy are publicized. Wayne must attempt to manage the matter as he endeavors to maintain control of Wayne Enterprises and serves as the primary financier for Harvey Dent's mayoral campaign. All of these affairs add layers of complexity.
Players should be made aware that the story here deviates significantly from the traditional Batman continuity. Those who are not privy to this and are expecting a story that aligns with the main Batman mythos will likely be shocked (and maybe upset) by the story changes. It is best to treat this game as an Elseworlds one-shot or miniseries, one that is separate from the Batman canon.[1]
I generally prefer the conventional Batman continuity, but Telltale's story is pretty unique. Despite the deviance, similarities to Batman: The Animated Series, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, and Batman Begins can be seen. However, mature elements preclude the game from being accessible to a wider cross-section of gamers and Batman fans.
The game and story are presented in five episodes. In general, the pacing is pretty good. Once Bruce is faced with the new account of his family and the Children of Arkham make themselves known, the story really becomes mysterious and intriguing.
Being my first Telltale game, I had anecdotally heard that Telltale video games have problems and are made in a purportedly outdated engine. During my playthrough, drawbacks were evident. In the first one to two episodes, I thought they were relatively minor, but they persisted until the end of the final installment.
For example, choppy editing made for awkward scenes and transitions. After issuing a response, the reaction or follow-up could be rough. Fortunately, this did not occur in every scene, but was prevalent enough to be mentioned. More editing and refinement was needed to correct these problems.
There were a few instances when it seemed as though the choices I made were not registering with other characters. In reality, it is likely that I did not realize the degree of the reactions, but it still was odd. When I did not opt for the most violent choice, I would later be chided by other characters for utilizing over-the-top violence. The in-game media even insinuated that I was a crony of a well-known criminal, though the accompanying video footage clearly showed Bruce Wayne giving the man in question a very chilled reception. These cases were perplexing and rather irksome and hampered the pace.
Tonally, Batman - The Telltale Series revolves around revenge, perception versus reality, corruption, and the effects of public opinion. Being a Batman story, it should be no surprise that the story deals with crime and corruption. However, the story is perhaps at its strongest when it explores the depths of the corruption and how one's perception of others or a legacy can be challenged when faced with a competing reality or standpoint. Generally, these elements were well done. Although Batman stories can be dark, images of grisly, close-up violence and other disturbing material came off as vulgar and unnecessary.
The gameplay is heavily narrative-based. Choices, often with a time limit, are given that make players react with little time to fully analyze the situation and choices. This ties into the pacing in that it makes conversations flow quite naturally, unless interrupted by the uneven editing or dropped audio. The amount of freedom and agency provided is notable, however.
Players can decide to be passive, in some instances even ignoring others' comments, benevolent, neutral, or pragmatic. The gameplay and story strikes a balance as it forces players to consider situations both Bruce Wayne's and Batman's perspectives. Given that player choices will shape not only relationships but may directly impact other characters, it really feels as though every decision is important and substantial.
Though this framework does afford agency, the game still very much aligns with Telltale's story. Some characters will still act the way they do because it follows the narrative. People often talk about crafting their own experience in Telltale games; that may be true, but only to an extent. Because players may have this mentality, the more linear portions of the story may feel shoehorned or forced. It would befit first-time gamers to temper their expectations.
Combat is well-presented as quick time events or button prompts. It was entertaining to have the ability to seamlessly chain combos together without button mashing. It would have been nice, however, to have a controller option to adjust the analog stick sensitivity. Some parts felt more unruly than needed as they required a cursor to be placed in a designated area.
It would have also been nice to have the option to restart an episode from certain save points. If you make a wrong choice and want to correct it, the only way this could seemingly be done was to quit before another save point engaged, or if the player missed that opportunity, the chapter had to be finished and immediately replayed. This could be cumbersome as the episodes are not short but typically last over an hour. Having to finish a chapter when you know you are immediately going to replay it, and with the desired choices, nullifies the story's novelty.
Batman - The Telltale Series uses the Telltale animated art style. The visuals complement this particular game because Batman launched as a comic book property. Overall, the comic book, cartoon style looks great. Sadly, it is uneven and inconsistent. Fire and smoke effects are more photo-realistic and look out of place as they do not match the style and aesthetic. In some scenes the characters and environments looked layered and defined, giving an impressive amount of depth. Yet in others, the art appeared to be flat and incomplete. During one sequence, the textures did not display properly as large portions of the screen were occupied by flickering black shapes.
Similarly, some of the sound design and audio matched the irregular visuals. Audio was dropped in several scenes and transitions. When this was coupled with the flat visuals or rough editing, it made the game feel incomplete and unpolished. It is unclear if the audio in a flashback scene with Harvey Dent was intentionally echoing, perhaps for an expositional effect, but when the audio echoed for the majority of the coda, it was quite disappointing.
Another minor critique revolves around several characters being inaudible when wearing face masks and using voice changers. This was a particular shame since they are common superhero tools. By and large, the voice and audio effects sound good, but when there are numerous hitches, they become increasingly noticeable.
Musically, this game is remarkable. Jared Emerson-Johnson's orchestral compositions nicely capture the gritty, dire, and heroic atmosphere. The music's high-quality enriches the experience and is a highlight.
In conclusion, Batman - The Telltale Series is a good, entertaining experience. Having played it over the course of a weekend, it was nice to have little interruption between episodes. Thus the overall pacing and story is well executed, though others will prefer the original, drawn-out release schedule.
As previously mentioned, gamers should know that the story is an Elseworld adventure. Despite the lurid and irregular nature of the violence, some story beats, and gameplay, I thought the game had a good conclusion. Nevertheless, I am curious to see what Telltale has in store for the future of Batman and Bruce Wayne. If you are an age-appropriate gamer and a Batman fan who is open to an Elseworld tale, you will likely appreciate what this game has to offer.
Back Matter:
Publisher: Telltale Games; Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment[2]
Developer: Telltale Games; Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment[3]
Version Reviewed: PlayStation 4
Initial Release Date: August 1, 2016 (Xbox One)[4]; August 2, 2016 (PlayStation 4 and PC)[5]; September 14, 2016 (Xbox 360)[6]; September 20, 2016 (iOS)[7]; October 26, 2016 (Android)[8]
Platform: Xbox One; Xbox 360; PC; PlayStation 4; PlayStation 3; iOS; Android
Copyright Holder: Telltale, Inc.; DC Comics[9]
Rating: M; Descriptors: Blood and gore, language, violence, season; Blood and gore, language, violence, Episode 1: Realm of Shadows; Violence, blood and gore, language, Episode 2: Children of Arkham; Violence, blood, sexual themes, language, use of drugs, Episode 3: New World Order; Violence, blood and gore, language, use of drugs, Episode 4: Guardian of Gotham; Violence, blood and gore, language, Episode 5: City of Light[10]
[1] Booker, M. Keith, ed. Comics through Time: A History of Icons, Idols, and Ideas. 4 vols. (Santa Barbara: Greenwood, 2014), 1469.
[2] https://www.giantbomb.com/batman-the-telltale-series/3030-51726/; https://www.warnerbros.com/studio/news/warner-bros-interactive-entertainment-and-telltale-games-enter-worldwide-retail.
[4] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/batman-the-telltale-series-the-complete-season-episodes-1-5/bq2zz6wtzzjz.
[5] https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/games/addons/batman-the-telltale-series-season-pass/cid=UP2026-CUSA05332_00-BATM000000000000?emcid=ps-se-717&utm_medium=Paid_Search&utm_campaign=Playstation&utm_source=Google&utm_term=ps-se-717&utm_content=Brand; http://store.steampowered.com/app/498240/Batman__The_Telltale_Series/.
[6] http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-US/Product/Batman-The-Telltale-Series/66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d802584114bb#.
[7] https://www.igdb.com/games/batman-the-telltale-series.
[9] https://telltale.com/series/batman/.
[10] http://www.esrb.org/ratings/search.aspx?from=home&titleOrPublisher=Batman%3A%20the%20telltale%20series.
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City set to back controversial Golden Lane plans
By Jim Dunton2018-03-23T07:00:00+00:00
Hawkins Brown school and flats redevelopment headed for approval despite objections from residents and architecture groups
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Aerial view of Hawkins/Brown's proposals for a new school and housing block at the north-east corner off Golden Lane Estate, as submitted for planning in July 2017.
Revised west elevation of Hawkins/Brown's social housing block proposed for the north-east corner of the Golden Lane Estate. The scheme's latest revisions include the addition of street-level workspaces.
Pre-application visualisation of the Hawkins/Brown residential block proposed for Golden Lane
Pre-application visualisation of Hawkins/Brown's Golden Lane plans
Early-stage view of Great Arthur House with the proposed Hawkins/Brown block included to its north
the 14-storey block proposed for Golden Lane
View of the site for the Golden Lane Estate extension, at the junction of Baltic Street and Golden Lane. It currently houses a disused school, garages and community facilities.
Plaza outside Cullum Welch House, as seen from the top of Great Arthur House
Source: Gareth Gardner
Great Arthur House, Golden Lane Estate, London
Source: Tom Cronin
Controversial Hawkins Brown plans to build a new school and mid-rise block of flats on the edge of London's Golden Lane Estate are set to be approved despite an outcry from residents and heritage groups.
The City of London's planning and transportation committee is being urged to give its backing to the proposals for a three-storey primary school and 14-storey social housing block on a 0.4ha site at the north-east of the estate which was designed by Barbican architects Chamberlin, Powell and Bon.
The plot, at the junction of Golden Lane and Baltic Street, straddles the Islington-City boundary and currently houses garages, a disused special-needs school and community facilites.
Objections to the current proposals, which would deliver 66 social rented homes and affordable workspace, in addition to the two-form entry school, centre around their impact on the existing estate, most of which is listed at grade II, save for the grade II* Crescent House. The estate's tallest element is 17-storey Great Arthur House.
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Early-stage view of Great Arthur House with the proposed Hawkins Brown block included to its north
A report to next week's meeting says a total of 144 individual objections have been made to the proposals, with chief concerns being loss of light and impact on the existing estate. A 1,240-name petition coordinated by the Save Golden Lane campaign group accuses the City and Islington of bringing forward "sub-standard proposals for an overpowering extension" to the estate with a design that "threatens its architectural significance and integrity".
City planners said 42 letters of support for the proposals had also been received, stating the case for the new school and extra social housing.
The Twentieth Century Society and Save Britain's Heritage formally oppose the plans. The former said that while the school and flats would provide clear public benefit, those gains would be "seriously undermined by what is a clear overdevelopment".
Government heritage adviser Historic England stopped short of opposing the plans, but stated that Hawkins Brown's proposals would "clearly impact on the designated heritage assets on the Golden Lane Estate and neighbouring streets".
Revised west elevation of Hawkins Brown's social housing block proposed for the north-east corner of the Golden Lane Estate. The scheme's latest revisions include the addition of street-level workspaces.
Architect Tim Godsmark, who is chair of the Golden Lane Residents' Association, listed a host of practical issues the scheme would generate, and concluded that the proposals were "fundamentally flawed" and should not be allowed to proceed.
"The detail design of both the school and the housing block [is] not to the high standard set by their neighbours," he said in a letter to City planners.
"The school is an unreleased brick box with nothing to denote it as a public building. The housing block has an arbitrary pattern of concrete panels on both facades which, apart from having no raison d'être, is in sharp contrast to the lightness of touch of the Golden Lane Estate."
Godsmark urged Islington and the City to look at lower-rise ways to regenerate the site with a new school and social housing, potentially by organising a competition with that aim.
Recommending the plans for approval City planning officers said Islington councillors had already approved the scheme earlier in the month and their decision was a "material consideration" that should be borne in mind.
"Most of the environmental effects from the scheme arise from the residential tower and the school use," they said.
"All the residential and the vast majority of the school site are in the LBI and it is a material consideration for your determination that the LBI resolved to grant planning permission.
"When considering the whole scheme, it is considered that the less than substantial harm to the significance of relevant heritage assets and the impact on daylight to dwellings in Basterfield and Hatfield Houses in the City and Banner House in Islington, while noticeable, can be weighed against the public benefits of delivering a school on this former education site and social housing, for which there is a demonstrable need."
They said although the proposals did not comply with some local policies, "when considered as a whole" they did accord with the City of London's local plan and the London Plan.
The City's planning and transportation committee meets at 10am on Monday.
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After designing all of the pieces and iterating several times in Adobe Illustrator, my friends at the Visible Futures Lab converted the files so that we could start cutting with the ShopBot PRS Standard 9648 CNC Router. We tested a bunch of different sizes and widths for all of the separate parts and through hard work things started coming together.


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McLellan referred to this cemetery as "Saranac Hollow Cemetery".
This cemetery listing was updated on Friday, April 15, 2005 by Joyce M. Ranieri. Additions are listed in red.
Click here to see general photographs of this cemetery.
Click here to see the Civil War Monument, currently missing the soldier. Repairs are needed to the base before he can be returned to his post.
UPDATE -- The Civil War soldier has been restored and is now back in place on his pedestal. Click here to see photographs of the dedication ceremony held on May 28, 2006.
A large metal monument with full figure of a Civil War Soldier on top. All lettering (on four sides) in capitals.
GAR J.S. STONE POST NO. 351, DEPT. OF N.Y.
ERECTED BY THE SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS OF SARANAC VALLEY, MAY 30, 1888.
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I attended the Wordstorm reading in Nanaimo at The Vault on September 25 and read from my new work a short poem. Wordstorm meets again on October 30th. Check their web page for upcoming events and future featured readers.
I also have a short fiction published in the October issue of Ascentaspirations.ca on the web.


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The music of Liam Lawton, marrying Celtic texts to lyrical melodies, is well known throughout the country and also outside the country. Liam has performed in concerts in Ireland, England, U.S.A. and several European cities. His music has been performed on a great variety of occasions from the Paul VI arena in Rome to the White House in Washington. Recently Liam performed at the World Youth Day event in Toronto.
The concert wil take place at 8.00pm (sharp). Tickets are available from the National Centre for Liturgy (tel: 01 708 3478), Maynooth University Bookshop and NUIM Chaplaincy (both on the College campus), the Maynooth Bookshop, Main Street, Maynooth and the Parish offices in Naas and Clane.