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On everyone's 18th birthday at noon, one word appears in their skin, depicting their career

or purpose in life.

My parents had insisted on a party.

They said it was tradition and invited aunts and uncles and cousins from gods knew where,

half of the people I had never seen in my life.

Quite a feat, since the Splitting of the States, border control has been hell.

Getting from one sector of the country to another requires paperwork, headaches, and

a whole lot of background checks.

My best friend had taken the day off of his job to spend the day with me.

He was happy, incredibly happy, on his eighteenth birthday two months ago had revealed LIBRARIAN

as his Calling.

Nobody was surprised, he had had a love for books his whole life.

11:56am The room is getting quieter now, eyes on me

expectantly.

I've been silent for the last ten minutes, anxiety biting behind my ribcage like a rabid

animal.

I look at my arm, hand clenching and unclenching.

11:58am "Don't worry," mom says.

"This is who you are.

We love you, no matter what."

My father nods beside her and I look at them with a smile.

The SCIENTIST and the NOVELIST.

I grew up in my father's stories, and I wish that he could tell the end of this one.

12:00pm Nothing.

The air in the room is like a vacuum, sucked in with an almost comically collective gasp.

I don't look up.

I stare at my arm, the vision around going fuzzy with my concentration.

'Anything,' I plea.

'Anything but nothing.'

12:01pm My mother starts frantically prodding at my

arm.

There are whispers and I can't meet anybody's eye.

My best friend looks at me with pity, curiosity, fear.

12:02pm It starts as a dull itch, a burn deep beneath

the skin.

I resist the urge to scratch and my sudden movement, drawing my arm close, attracts the

attention of my family.

Slowly, mercifully, the word appears.

LEADER Cheers start and I'm pounded on the back so

hard that I think I'll have internal bleeding.

LEADERS are the elite, the government.

I might be able to make a difference in this hell hole.

12:03pm My mother freezes mid hug, eyes locked onto

my arm.

I think for a second that she's having another Mother Breakdown, but then she whispers.

"What the fuck?"

My blood runs cold and I don't want to look at my arm.

My mother had never cursed in front of me.

But I know I have to look.The word has expanded to word(s).

My jaw drops.

The sound disappears and I fear I might pass out.

LEADER OF THE REBELLION I�m unsure of how long it takes for my parents

to politely but firmly kick our guests out.

It could have been five minutes or five hours, I don�t think I would have noticed either

way.

Now my mother and father sit across from me, shoulder to shoulder, and I feel as though

I�m being put in front of a firing squad.

My mother works closely with the TelGov and I wonder if she will tell them.

"You'll have to cover it up," Mom says.

I find myself nodding but even as I do, doubt shrouds my mind.

You can hide nothing from the government.

"Nobody can know.

Do you understand?"

The only thought that comes to my mind is how fucking cliche this is.

"Chosen ones" and "heroes" are from books read to me as a child, fantastical, mythical

beings in the bedtime stories my father would tell me.

There is no "rebellion", there never has been.

Unrest?

Sure.

When isn't there some sort of unrest in any country?

Our government isn't the best but there's never been threat of rebellion, not since

the Peace Laws went into effect long before I was born.

Dad is silent, but I can tell that he isn't angry with me.

That's just how he is, a quiet, subdued man until you get him talking about his writing.

"I'll look into records at work," Mom continues.

"To see if there's any other documentation of multiple Words."

My parents share a glance, and I know the meaning without words.

There will be no other documented cases.

Dad pats me on the shoulder and begins to clear away the remainder of my birthday celebration.

Streamers that not fifteen minutes ago I enjoyed now looked like limp, sad creatures.

I had never related more to a piece of colored paper in my life.

In a dreamlike state I stand and go to my room.

I shut the door and sit at my desk, staring at the blank screen of my computer as if the

answer to this problem, the guidelines of what I am to do, will reflect back to me.

I move the mouse and the screen flicks to life, but instead of the homework I was working

on, there's a black screen with green lettering.

[Hello] I stare at the screen, dumbfounded.

Maybe my computer just updated and this is the greeting screen.

[We are the Rebellion] Of course I couldn't be that lucky.

I turn the monitor off quickly and let out a breath as it powers down.

I think of going to bed, even though it's not even one o'clock yet.

I've had enough weirdness for my lifetime.

As I get ready to stand, the monitor flickers back on.

I'm gripped with several emotions as I read the next message.

Anger, confusion, mostly fear.

Pure, blood-chilling fear.

[They are coming.

Run now.]

I don't have to hear the helicopter or siren in the distance to know who "they" are.

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Fundamental Fantasy - Learning to Learn Part 1 - Problem Solving - Duration: 24:30.

Hey again! Welcome back to another episode of fundamental fantasy!

Hrm. Let's skip ahead this time a little bit, so that you understand why we're

doing things the way we are here. The basics of game design are pretty much

fundamentally the same regardless of the game, genre or whatever. Once you have those basics

out of the way, anything past that tends to get less solid and concrete. The goal is that

everything you learn here is about teaching you to teach yourself, or to at least get

you thinking about various topics on your own.

Every major project you go through will have unique problems that will only apply to that

one, single project, and no one else will ever have to solve those same problems ever again.

You can't just ask someone else to tell you what the answer is, because no one knows.

You have to be able to learn to break the problems down yourself and solve them by yourself.

They... don't tend to teach that in school anymore.

In fact, they teach quite the opposite of it, focusing upon memorization rather than

comprehension or how to figure stuff out on your own. So this's probably a rather alien

concept to a lot of people unfortunately. As such, the next two months we're going to

do a semi-quick crash course in problem solving, and how to look up the resources you need

to answer your own questions. Or in short, you're going to learn how to teach yourself as you go.

So! First off, the thing you need to realize

is that pretty much everything which has ever been built in human history had at least one

person who figured out stuff for the first time. Even things like classes you take on

any given topic originated with someone figuring out the information originally.

You can't rely 100% on citations - you also need to be able to build things yourself. Those school

classes didn't just pop out of thin air -- whether it be physics or game design, someone went

through and discovered or created the principles that are taught in those classes before they

had anyone else to cite as a reference. What this means is that for any problem you

come across, there is a logical way to get to the answer. Sometimes it may be less than

obvious, but if you run into a problem, you can figure out an answer for yourself.

Now, looking up information is handy too though. There's a certain degree of value in solving

things yourself from scratch, but often we just don't have the time to do so. We're trying

to build something, and most of our time and effort needs to go into, well, building that something.

Having the ability to find when other people have already solved most of a

problem for you in advance is a handy tool to have as well.

So we'll be doing this in two stages. The first stage will be problem solving. The second

will be research, and I think we'll break this up into two episodes, so let's get into problem solving!

Now, there's a lot of different ways to go about doing this, but it pretty much always

boils down to the same starting point: do you have a problem?

What do you mean do I have a problem? Of course I have a problem! IT'S A PROBLEM!

Oh wait, no, it doesn't actually harm anything. Huh. I guess I don't have a problem.

Alright, whatever. So now what? Oh. There's another problem over theeeere. Alright, well we'll

just solve that problem instead! Uhm, wait, that's not it either. Ugh, this's going to suck isn't it? Yeeep.

Alright, so what's step two? Step two is identify what the problem is that you're trying to

solve before going further. This sounds kind of obvious, but it's a lot

less so than you might think. Often the real problem is masked by a superficial symptomn.

It may look like the symptomn is the problem, but it really isn't - what you want to tackle

is the core, root cause of the problem which generates the symptomn.

For an example of this, let's look at the dungeon defenders eternity game for a second. (Since I was talking with the devs when this was happening)

The design team realized there was a problem with the aura abilities of the monk class

in the game. "It's too powerful with lots of enemies within its radius at a time!" So...

the problem they assumed was at the root of the issue was that its radius was too large,

so it was affecting too many targets at once. This wasn't the actual problem. Their solution

was to just shrink the radius so that it wouldn't necessarily hit as many targets at a time.

The thing is, each new patch included more stuff, new content, higher item levels, and

as the gear quality went up, so too did the aura radius again as characters gained more

of the range stat, and so they were left with the same problem all over again - they had solved nothing.

Alright, well then the problem is it's affecting too many targets!

The next step was to hard-limit how many targets an individual aura could affect.

Which... basically meant increasing the size of the aura did nothing to help the player.

Every other statistic in the game scaled infinitely, but this was a single case

that went against all the principles that every other ability in the game was based upon.

What it ended up meaning, was that a bigger aura radius actually became a bad thing,

unable to do what its job was supposed to be. Not only was the problem not solved, they'd

made a bigger problem in the meantime. This's what happens when you just rush in

and blindly try to fix a problem without even knowing what the problem you're trying to fix is.

The solution that should have been implemented

here was actually pretty simple - a diminishing returns formula implemented into the range

stat for auras where, up to X targets total could be affected at full strength, and

once you reached that limit of targets, each extra target beyond the first weakened the effect.

By increasing the range on the aura, it would be able to affect more targets in

total before the diminishing returns started kicking in, which means the more range the

more targets, which's what it should've done in the first place, but capped within reason.

The reason this would have worked is that the problem wasn't that it was affecting too

many targets - it was affecting too many targets at full strength for the size of the aura

and therefore doing way more damage in total than was intended. Applying a fairly simple

soft-cap would have fixed the problem entirely, while still giving a reason for players to

increase their ability range stat. You see, that's what I mean by solving the

wrong problem. As such, before you even begin to try to figure out how to solve the problem,

you first need to know what the problem is. Sometimes it isn't that one thing is too strong,

it's that something else is too weak in comparison. Without identifying exactly what the problem

is, you can do a lot more harm than good as you flail about aimlessly in a vain hope that

somehow it'll be fixed without proper direction. So, alright, let's say you've identified that

you do have a problem and what that problem is! Yay! Now you solve it!

Noooooo! Ugh, another stopping point? But we still haven't done the problem solving thing yet!

Alright. Fine. Whatever. What now?

Well, now that you know what the problem is, and that it is a problem, you need to break

it down and analyze it. Figure out not just what the problem is, but why it's a problem in the first place.

Sometimes you'll find out... oh. It's not really a problem.

It may have felt like it was a problem, but it didn't actually cause any negative issues for you.

Well, there you go, solved without any further work. Yay!

Sometimes you'll also find that the reason it's a problem is because of something else

which seems unrelated. As such, you've basically gone back to the first step again - you identified

another, new problem which may in fact be the core cause.

Time for another example! This time, warcraft 3!

There was a hero in the game, the death knight, who was reaaaally fast, and had a spell which

could basically one-shot-kill elvish archers. This was a tiiiiny bit of a problem because, well,

elvish archers are kind of a major part of most elvish player's armies. The death

knight could kill one of these archers off every few seconds, and run away before anything

could be done about it. Well... that sucks. And it was a problem. A big problem.

Now, the most obvious fix here would be to nerf the death knight so he couldn't do that

anymore. I mean, that's what the players demanded should be done about it.

When Blizzard analyzed the problem, however, they came to a bit of a realization - the

reason why it was a problem at all was that the death knight was trading free-to-gain

mana to remove gold and lumber, finite resources, from an enemy player and wasn't suffering

any negative repercussions for it. Now, when you look at this problem more closely,

the issue really is that one player's trading mana for enemy resources. And it's not really

a fair tradeoff 'cause there's nothing they can do to stop it. The thing is though, these

elves also had moon wells, buildings which fill up with mana and can heal their damaged

units based on the mana. They just couldn't do their job because the archers were dying

in one hit, and you can't heal something which is dead in that game.

So... with this analysis of why it's a problem in mind, the solution was simple: increase

the health of archers by 5, from 240 to 245. It was such a tiny increase that it didn't

make any real difference in large scale battles, but in this one, single case, it meant that

the archer would survive the initial hit by the death knight's spell, and either the death

knight would have to run in and finish them off with a melee attack, putting the death

knight in harm's way, or the moon well could just use its own mana to heal the archer back

up to full, meaning the death knight's mana was countered by draining the mana of the moon well.

By understanding why it was a problem, a solution

was found which actually fixed the issue in a nice, tidy manner, without really affecting

anything else in the game. So yeah, first off, figure out if you have

a problem, second, what the problem is, third, figure out why it's a problem at all.

Alright, now we fix it! ...We don't, do we?

No, no we don't. Sigh... alright, alright... NOW what?

Well, there's usually more than one way to fix a problem. Like in our death knight vs

elves example, they could have fixed that problem a dozen different ways. They could've

reduced the damage on the death knight's spell, they could've increased the innate spell resistance

that the archers happened to have already, increased the archer's health, made the death

knight's spell a much shorter range, given the archers a small, protective shield when

near their base, altered how much damage spells do to units globally, so on and so forth.

There's a looooot of ways to "fix" the problem! Aaand every one of those "fixes" will have

complications which affect things other than what you're trying to fix, probably causing

other problems. It's like the idea that fire can solve almost

any problem. True, it tends to create more problems afterward, but fortunately fire can

typically solve those too. But then that means more problems still... and eventually all

you're left with is fire. Which may or may not be a problem in and of itself.

The point here is that you want to figure out what options you have access to that can

fix your problem. Sometimes you're stuck with a binary effect, if it's on it's too powerful,

if it's off, it's not powerful enough. The most obvious solution would be to weaken it's

effect when it's on, but you'd be missing a more useful tool - introducing the ability

to have it be more than just on or off, such as implementing a new stacking feature, where

it applies multiple stacks of the same effect. That way instead of being just on or off,

you can have a bit of control of exactly how on or how off it really is.

From a designer's perspective, you want to have at least a few options for tweaking and

adjusting things. When you build something, try your best to give yourself options built

right into it for adjusting how it works later on down the line in case something doesn't

work quite right. If you have to scrap the whole thing because there's no ability to

adjust it, then you're almost guaranteed to have a major issue to deal with sooner or later.

Anyway, so we know we have a problem, what

the problem is, why it's a problem, and what options we have to fix it. NOW can we fix it?

Well... ugh. That'd be too easy, wouldn't it?

Yeah it would. Alright, what's wrong THIS time?

Well, just because you know what options you

have, doesn't mean you know which is the best one to use. Sometimes you might need to use

several different fixes together to get the desired effect.

Soooo, your next step is to figure out which of the fixes you want to actually implement.

Look through them, see what other problems they'll cause along the way and how good of

a job they'll do fixing your current problem. Sometimes you'll get one potential fix that

can sorta fix your problem but not very well... but it doesn't break anything else in the process.

Sometimes that's the one you want. Other times you'll get a different potential

fix which completely solves the problem perfectly...! Aaah... but which also breaks something else

in the process. You then have to look ahead and consider how easy that consequent problem

is going to be to fix. If it's trivial and easily solved? No big deal! If it's a horrible,

horrible mess just lying in wait to ruin everything? Mmm, maybe not so good an idea to use that one.

So yeah, you pick the best solution to your

problem, which sometimes isn't actually the best solution to THAT problem in particular,

but more so it solves a bunch of other problems before they become problems by simply not

causing them in the first place. So we know there's a problem, what the problem

is, why it's a problem, what options we have to fix it, and which of those options are

probably the best ones to use. NOW can we fix it?

Yes.

...What? Wait, no, no, say that again.

Yes. Yes you can fix it. ...Okay... what's the catch?

Well it broke something else when you implemented it, so now everything's broken again.

OH FOR FU---INE! Fine. Fine. FINE. Alright, alright, we've got this. So what do we do now?

Well, you look at the fix after it's been

implemented and see if it actually did what you thought it would, and if there's any other

"surprises" it brought with it that you weren't expecting. You don't just fix something and

walk away, assuming everything's fine. That's a good way to come back five minutes later

and discover that you no longer have a house because it turned out you didn't actually

install the wiring correctly. Oops. Fortunately we're working with game design

principles, rather than electronics, so that probably won't happen.

...Probably.

Alright, so anyway, you've got your problem fixed... probably... so now you run a few

tests to make sure it's actually fixed and nothing else broke in the process, just to be sure.

Did it break? Whelp, now you got a problem.

Oh hey, we already know how to solve the problems now! So no big deal!

Did it not break? ...Are you SURE? Like really-really sure for realsies? Huh. It... it actually

didn't break anything else? Weird. Well, uh, I guess you're done then.

Except for that other problem over there which's completely and entirely unrelated. Guess you

gotta go solve that one too, huh? Well, not necessarily. There's always going

to be more problems to solve. You'll never, ever, 100% perfectly remove all the problems

from any moderately complex project or greater scale. The most you can do is reduce the number

and severity of the problems down to managable levels, or at least small enough of an impact

that it just doesn't really get in the way all that much. If you want, you can keep fixing

problems forever, but the fixes eventually wind up making more problems than they solve

along the way, so there's a point where you're going to have to finally call it quits and

move onto working on something else. But, it's all good. You now know how to figure

out if you have a problem, what that problem is, why it's a problem, what options you have

to solve the problem, which are the best options to fix it, and have actually fixed your problem

and tested to make sure that it's fixed. And then had to deal with fixing the problems that

either caused, or were left over afterward. The point is, you can fix problems effectively now.

Yay! Next month on Fundamental Fantasy, we'll cover

research, as in the R in R&D. You won't get much of anywhere with solving problems if

you can't figure out how to research what options you have or why it's a problem in

the first place and so on. So yeah, that means we're done for now,

so with that, I'm out. I'll see you next time!

Ma'am, we have a problem.

You know, I don't think I much care for that phrase.

"Oops." Is another phrase I don't like to hear.

"Hey, watch this!" is, however, usually entertaining.

At least as long as I'm not standing too close.

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Petit Train Series #2 Upgrade Yamanote Line - Duration: 5:49.

[Talking Thomas]　I, Thomas

[Talking Thomas]　Tell me your name ?

[Yamanote Line]　I'm Yamanote Line

[Yamanote Line]　Commuter train in Tokyo

[Talking Thomas]　Hey, let's race !

[Yamanote Line]　Okay, you can't beat me

[Yamanote Line]　Departure !

Yamanote Line vs Trains

Which is faster ?

[Elephant]　Ready

[Elephant]　Go !

[Yamanote Line]　I'm faster and cool

[Station worker]　Yamanote Line can not climb the slope. Let's repair

[Station worker]　Increase the width of the driving wheel

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THE RACER #12 - ÚLTIMAS INFORMAÇÕES! - TRANSFORMICE - Duration: 3:42.

Hey guys!

This is the last video before the start of The Racer #12.

And here I'll explain everything you need to know to participate or pick one team as your favorite.

Let's begin with the rules.

Each team is composed by 5 members. One of them may be the "captain".

The members may be replaced by other during the contest. The captains may not. The captains can change the accounts that they are playing, but the player must be the same.

If a player get disconected during the game, the game is still. But if 2 players get disconected during the game, it will be paused, and we will wait for 2 minutes.

But if no one returns in 2 minutes, the team without the 2 players will lose (W.O.).

The player who needs to change his account during the tournament should warn us before the streams, entering our discord or sending a message using our inbox at atelier 801 forums.

The games ends at 15 points, with at least 2 points of advantage for the winning team.

It means that if the score is 14-14, the game won't finish until a team reach 16-14, 15-15 will results in a 17-15, etc.

Remember, common members firsts has 1 point of value, and captain firsts counts twice.

The Racer #12 opening begins this next sunday, 19 pm (Brazilian Time). But the next streams will occur at saturdays 19 pm, as the previous editions.

To be aware of the ranking you should check the table, available in our website winamice.com

It's important to pay attention on the website because you must check a team as your favorite there. But, why that?

The answer is the most important: the prizes. The winner team will earn 500 fraises each. The guys who picked the favorite team and hit it right will be able to participate of a draw of 1100 and 500 fraises.

Ok then, but who is gonna play this tournament?

Thirteen teams are already choosen, and three more teams will be choosen during the next streams.

I decided to leave three places open because a lot of people only discover and understand what is running when it already started. So, I chose 13 teams from 133 applications and let 3 places open.

So, if you wants to be on it, you must be aware and watch the next stream to try an application of your team during the live.

So, that's all guys! Captains and racers, be ready to this sunday because your team may be choosen to play in the opening day (09/04).

Four teams will be choosen to play in the opening (we will have 2 versus) and the tournament will be officially started.

If you are still in doubt about anything, search for us on our discord server discord.me/winamice or use atelier forums inbox. You must give preference to contact Auyara, because my memory sucks, or marks both (me and her) in your message.

That's all guys, I'm waiting for you this sunday (09/04). Cheers, see ya!

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UFS 1 Tutorial - Duration: 10:26.

Welcome to the California State Controller's tutorial on how to navigate the Universal

Holder Face Sheet, also known as the UFS-1 Form.

California law requires holders to review their records each year to determine if they

have any unclaimed property.

If the property has remained unclaimed for the required dormancy period based on the

last activity date, then it must be reported to the State Controller's Office.

California has a two-step reporting process.

The Universal Holder Face Sheet, or UFS-1, is used in both steps.

You can obtain a copy of the UFS-1 form from the Controller's Reporting Resources webpage

at www.sco.ca.gov/upd_rptg.html

Once you find the link, click on it to open the form.

Now, let's get started.

Near the top of the page, make sure to check the appropriate box.

The Holder Notice Report is the first step in the two-step process.

Keep in mind that the report is due annually.

Select "Due Before November 1" unless you are submitting for a life insurance company,

which is due before May 1st.

Please note: do not remit or delivery property with the Holder Notice Report.

Property remitted with the Holder Notice Report will be returned to the holder.

The due date of the remittance will be provided on the Holder Remit Report Reminder Letter,

or 14F form, which will be issued once the Holder Notice Report is approved.

Select the Supplemental Notice Report box if additional reportable properties are identified

after the Holder Notice Report has been submitted.

You will receive a seperate Holder Remit Report Reminder Letter (14F) for any Supplemental

Notice Report filed.

The Holder Remit Report is the second step in the two-step process.

The Holder Remir Report is due annually between June 1st and June 15th or, for life insurance

companies,

between December 1st and December 15th.

All property must be remitted with the Holder Remit Report unless the property owner account

was reactivated or the property was already returned to the owner.

When completing a Holder Remit Report, you must enter the Report ID number in the box

at the top right corner of the form.

The Report ID number is provided in the Holder Remit Report Reminder Letter (14F).

Now that you have selected the appropriate report type, let's walk through the rest of

the UFS-1.

Please note: missing or incomplete information on the required sections of the UFS-1 may

cause a delay in processing.

In Section A, which is required, enter the holder's information.

The holder is the business reporting the unclaimed property.

Enter the holder's FEIN, or Federal Emplyer Identification Number, which is also known

as the Tax ID Number.

Then, if applicable, enter the corresponding branch number.

Next, enter the Report "As Of" Date.

The "As Of" date is the cut-off date of the reporting cycle.

The "As of" date determines which properties will be reported in the Holder Notice and

Remit Report.

The "As Of" date is not the signature date or report due date.

The "As Of" date must be either June 30th or the date of the holders fiscal year-end,

if you choose to use this date.

The most commonly used "As Of" dates are June 30th and December 31st.

For life insurance companies, December 31st will always be the "As Of" date.

When submitting a Holder Remit Report, enter the Check Number or Electronic Funds Transfer

Reference Number.

Section B is for the Holder Contact Information.

Completion of this section is also required.

Enter the holder name and address.

Enter the contact information for the person in the business responsible for completing

the report.

The State Controller's staff will use this information to contact the holder with questions

about the report.

The information in this section must match the holder contact information in the elctronic

report.

For Section C, which is also a required section, enter the Property Onwer Contact Information

for the person responsbile for handling inquiries from owners attempting to claim their property

prior to remittance.

Please note: the contact information provided in this section will appear on the State Controller's

webiste.

This information will also be printed on SCO notices to property owners.

The notices will instruct owners to contact your business to inquire about their property

by a certain date.

Complete Section D only if you are reporting agent who is filing the report.

Enter the reporting agent's name and contact information.

The State Controller's staff will use this information to contact the agent with the

any questions about the report.

For Section E, enter the contact information for the holder's chief executive office or

chief financial officer.

The State Controller's staff will contact this person if the individual listed in Section

B cannot be contacted.

Completion of Section E is required.

If the business does not have a CEO or CFO, enter the contact information for the business's

president or owner.

Section F is required and must be complete.

If this is a Holder Notice Report, enter the total dollar amount and/or share amount reported.

If this is a HOlder Remit Report, enter the total dollar amount and/or share amount remitted.

Check "yes" or "no" to indicate whether the report includes safe deposit box contents.

Please note: The amount entered in this section must equal the dollar amount and/or share

amount on the property owner list.

The property owner list can be compiled electronically or on paper.

Paper reporting is acceptable only for holders reporting less than ten properties.

Elctronic format must be used for ten or more properties.

In Section G, first enter the organization type, incorporation state, and date of incorporation.

Next, enter the North American Industry Classification System Code, also known as a NAICS code.

NAICS codes can be found at www.naics.com.

Now enter your charter number, type (Federal or State), and charter date.

Section H is only used by insurance companies.

If this report is for an insurance company and the report includes proceeds from a demutualization,

check the box in the upper center of Section H. Enter the date of demutualization and check

the box next to the appropriate Code of Civil Procedure section.

Complete Section I only, if you are using a transfer agent for security-related properties.

Enter the name and address of the transfer agent.

The last part of the UFS-1 is Section J. This section must be completed.

Print your name and sign in either blue or black ink, indicate your title within the

business, and date the form.

Please note: the California State Controller's Office requires an original signature on all

UFS-1's except for a reporting agent submitting multiple reports.

If you are a reporting agent,

refer to the Holder Handbook for detailed instructions about a transmittal letter for

multiple reports.

We have now reviewed all sections of the UFS-1.

Remeber: missing or incomplete information on the required sections of the UFS-1 may

cause a delay in the processing of your report.

Be sure to print out a copy of your completed UFS-1 and keep it for your records.

Please refer to the Holder Handbook to learn about additional requirements for completing

reports.

Visit the Controller's Website at www.sco.ca.gov and type in "Holder Handbook" in the search

box on the home page.

For mroe information or for additional questions, contact the State Controller's Unclaimed Property

Holder Outreach and Compliance Unit at (916) 464-6088 or UPDHolderOutreach@sco.ca.gov

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Pes Anserine Bursitis Knee Injection | Auburn Medical Group - Duration: 9:33.

no okay i will start up linda thank you

so much for joining us my voice so that

usually sound like this I know you're a

patient of dr. Duane see I've heard my

voice before but for me to have a really

good voice oh I'm just thank you so your

knee is hurt for a long time you wanted

to get the shot to help it yeah and you

have a shot for your knee years and

years and years ago 20 years or

something yeah and then lately it's been

hurting and where do you feel hurting

now basically mini cam and I know like

if prison then here or here and then

down here some yes find the right spot

put it in here you know it's very tender

and you like them that's what just on

this page where it slowly drink this

side I can touch anywhere to anything

nothing excuse when did it start hurting

like that Oh couple months ago a couple

months ago okay and I tried to clean and

I tried to commit a sin i can't

pronounce the name for mike's i'll go to

the d diclofenac faggot so the joint

line is about here and i'm pushing out

yet okay hurt okay if you hit the right

area which you just one of the things i

check when I'm doing this is I follow

where this muscle would go if it was to

continue its kind of hard to see and

it's lower than the joint line and

oftentimes will people will come in with

pain of the joint line and we'll push on

their leg right about here oh that's

okay so how did that feel compared to

what I was pushing up here on the joint

lacks a bit more down there okay so that

that shows me what I was looking for and

that's that you feel this newer pain

it's not the pain of arthritis it's

there all the time and usually equal in

both legs although it could be worse

than your right because your x-ray does

show some arthritis worse than the right

leg yeah but this pain just last three

months a few months it's making it hard

to walk I'm really thinking it's not

knee arthritis that's happening acutely

right now there may be some arthritis

pain but that it's because of a bursitis

down here

that hurts really bad right now and the

best way the approach is most likely to

get us the most relief for you would be

to give you a cortisone shot in this

versa the Spurs itís right over the

where these tendons attach to the leg

rather than to give you a shot and

enjoying' today now you may benefit from

a shot in the joint but we don't have to

do that today we can see how we recover

from this in my guess is that within a

few days time you'll be walking much

better with a shy here than if we went

into the joint for their threats and

again that's why I'm coming to you can

hear the professional planet doctor I

don't diagnose it myself good and so so

welcome i don't think so part of the

exam that we would do is actually

pressing around it was a little tender

there is it tinder in front and you said

something about the kneecap area this is

a challenge here just you know and

usually at night it's on this size enemy

camp and that's why i could heat and

i've been doing the heat the ice the

heat that that's the classic

localization of a personís down here it

weekend okay and other things we do is

we strain it to the side and what I'm

doing is trying to make it open up over

here if it's going to but you have an

intact medial collateral needle

collateral ligament or mcl so it's not

opening up you also have an intact LCL

on this side we checked it anterior

cruciate limit or the ACL by pulling

like this now you kind of move there's

because he didn't want me to pull you

off the chain I think safety first okay

hi good so I'm not feeling any laxity in

the knee there and I'm also pushing back

the pcl or posterior cruciate ligament

also inside of the center of the neither

is not giving away at all there's no

looseness no laxity of the joints and

then I'm going I got it tightly that's

right and then I'm twisting your leg and

moving it and what we're testing for

here is a sign often comes with problems

with the meniscus the meniscus tear will

often cause a pain when doing this and

it's not happening so i recommend that

go ahead and give the shot here the area

is where this muscle would attach if you

can imagine these muscles coming down

and the tendons spreading out it looks

almost like a bird's foot which is why

it's called the PES anserine asst and

the way we do it is we go from the

center out of the area that we want to

have clean that way when we do another

one that it's clean the area that we're

going to be working is the absolute

cleanest because we wipe away from it

outward so if we're picking up some dirt

and taking it we're taking it away from

where the show goes now this isn't

totally sterile i am using gloves it

touched some things and that's okay

still get good results and this is the

Coors own medicine here I'm just getting

it up in the plunger there it is and

this would be an aesthetic I don't want

you look into the music okay that's is

me sign there's only right now what's

going to happen okay I'm going to spray

some cold stuff on your leg it's really

cool like freezing call everything it is

it makes you so cold it it doesn't hurt

as bad when you get a shot now one of

the things i'm doing is i'm putting my

knees that's the spot isn't give you a

shot there sorry all right i'm gonna go

back hand thank you i really want to hit

a different spot here because I want I

want to know that there's a bone under

it I'm not hitting them low and I just

want to be able to tell it there okay

because that's where the bursa is

it just feels like a little numbness or

something in my leg okay absolutely no

pain so that's good ok now the cortisone

does not take effect for a couple days

sometimes a little longer so you won't

get the full effect but for the next

five hours or so you will have less pain

when you want so let me put a bandaid on

that actually just a little bit is only

need and we'll have your walk okay

preciate I saw how you walked earlier

and it was not good no it wasn't and

what I want to come in before it got

worse now we meet two spots and you have

this reach all the way from one to the

other and yeah let's see how you walk I

can give you a hand I can't stand I can

feel I do yes try to attack you try to

relax a little you're still walking very

stilted yeah if we need your shirts a

little bit not compared okay yeah how it

was and we do know that you do have

arthritis and that nice like a part of

it it actually that compared to where

how I was walking and yes because I

wasn't sure if I'd be able to drive home

after work I have somebody really good

good good alright so we'll expect that

this will start hurting again in about

five hours because we the anesthetic

wears off okay corazon will take few

days kick in and then you'll you'll love

oh you're a continuing with the heat and

I surgeon at this point you don't have

to do either because of that bruise it

might be nice to use a little bit of ice

for a while but it's not seriously gonna

make much difference in the outcome

whatever feels comfortable to you as far

as temperatures weight on it yeah yes I

do myself standing straight now to where

I wasn't and you know regarding my son

we talked about that yeah yeah okay good

so we'll just have you do that and let

us know in a few days when you think of

it who's giving a call if it's not

feeling better okay and I think you so

much for joining us we want to thank you

recognize some of our friends boo boo

kitty and Lindsey antwane who helped to

make this possible thank you and other

people can join on patreon and see not

only our videos fear like everybody can

but even other videos that aren't public

completely watch them if you want until

next time Lyndon I thought you might

launch on you just a good helper

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