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In an interview with Port News, Port Washington Councilwoman Dina De Giorgio said although the town has set aside money in its budget for the park it will not be enough to see the project to completion. The housing authority will maintain the park, but it is the town, with a budget allotment of $250,000, that is responsible for its development. The agreement includes a 20-year covenant that stipulates use will be limited to recreational purposes. Under the plan, the town will give the housing authority a parcel of land in New Cassel for the development of affordable housing, and in turn will receive an easement and the right to develop the one and a quarter acre adjacent to Harbor Homes for recreational purposes. The North Hempstead Town Board voted unanimously last week to approve a land swap between the North Hempstead Housing Authority and the town of North Hempstead that clears the way for the restoration of the park almost five years after it was boarded up by the housing authority. Petrus Park has taken a major step toward reopening. Streaming times will vary for a while, though I'll have a bit more time to create videos and stream until I find another job.After years of being shuttered, Alvan O. If I do stream, it'll probably be during the following times:ĮDIT: 9/12/19 - I and 200 other employees were laid off this week due to a reorganization.

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Streaming Schedule: As a single parent working a full time job, my streaming schedule varies and I never know what game I'm going to play until I boot it up. Whether you contribute or not, you have my thanks! The money I receive will go toward purchasing more games to cover along with better recording/broadcasting equipment.Īs always, thank you for taking time out of your day to read/watch the content I publish. With that said.if you do want to show your appreciation for the content I've created thus far, then I welcome your support. There is no obligation and I'd feel incredibly bad if you felt pressured into contributing. I should stress that I do NOT want you throwing money at me if you're barely making ends meet yourself.you and your family come first. I wanted to give my fans a way to show their support and to help me to continue making both written and video content. In other words, we do what we have to in order to make ends meet whether we like it or not. At some point, I'd love to be able to claim that I play games for a living.though don't we all? It's really a shame that a lot of us don't get to do what we ACTUALLY enjoy doing as our responsibilities tend to come first.

Gaming is simply a hobby right now as it doesn't pay the bills. Here's the thing.I'm a full-time dad who also works a full-time job. In 2014 and about 2,000+ videos later, I partnered with a gaming network in order to monetize my videos. Just like with anything in life, practice makes perfect.

I was so nervous! I spoke in a low monotone voice and just wasn't very interesting to watch. I admit, some of my early stuff is plain out awful and simply unwatchable. In late 2012 I began dabbling in creating video content and uploading it to YouTube. I became so inundated with review requests that I eventually created a separate blog dedicated solely to gaming. I eventually wrote a few game reviews just to test the waters a bit and eventually, developers began to take notice. It was a place where I could go to vent about whatever I felt like and to express my odd sense of humor. Besides spending a lot of time spiking controllers into the ground because the games I played were 'challenging' (I later discovered that the game design was simply horrible), I also wrote short stories.įast-forward things to 2010, when I started my very first blog.

It's hard to believe that I was hooked on games when I first got my hands on the Atari 2600, but it's true. I've always had a passion for both writing and gaming, even when I was very little.