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This makes two crusts, but if I'm making a pie that only requires one crust, I cut it in uneven pieces so I can have more than half of it for the one pie. That gives me more crust to form around the edge to make up for not having a top crust. Roll out smaller "half," top with cinnamon and sugar and bake until golden brown OR use for a turnover if you have extra filling. (The reason the recipe yields enough for a two-crust pie to have a nice edge, but not enough for 2 one-crust pies is that the top and bottom crust are crimped together in a two-crust pie. But, each one-crust pie is on its own; you have to borrow what would have come from the top crust from the unused half, roll a larger disk of bottom crust, and roll the extra down along the top of the pie plate and "crimp" as if you had two crusts.)
2 1/2 cups all-purpose white flour (poured or spooned in to a dry cup measure)
1 cup shortening like plain-flavored (not "butter-flavored") Crisco
1/2 cup WHOLE milk (NO SUBSTITIONS – worth a trip to the market if you don't have whole milk)
1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
1 teaspoon salt
1 whipped egg
Roul' Pat silicone mat (16.5" x 24.5")
Silicone (preferred material due to its never, ever sticking) pie shield
Silicone (preferred material due to its extreme gentleness) pastry brush
Cake spatula (allows you to roll the crust a little thinner than other transfer methods)
9" Pyrex pie plate (crust tends to bake all the way through on the bottom in glass)
Paring knife (for venting a two-crust pie and trimming crust)
Add flour and salt to large mixing bowl, combine well. Add shortening. With 2 steak knives and in repeated X motions that go the width of the bowl, "cut in" the shortening to the flour until the pieces are large pea-sized. Add the tablespoon of vinegar to a measuring cup and fill to 1/2 cup with whole milk. Add to flour/shortening mixture and, with as few strokes as possible, incorporate with the knives and then your hands – do NOT kneed, just gently press/stir ingredients together. When it comes mostly together (there will be crumbs left out of the party), form into two balls (equal size for a 2-crust pie, lopsided for a one-crust pie), and press them into disks about 4" across and a generous inch thick (should resemble a large hockey puck). Chill for at least 30 minutes to allow ingredients to incorporate better AND to keep the dough from being as sticky before rolling and up to 4 days. If chilling longer than 30 minutes, let it warm up to cooler than room temp, but not ice cold.
To roll: Place a generous pile of flour on the mat, place thick disk on top of the flour pile and generously flour the top. Gently roll from the center out to the edges slowly enlarging the disk adding flour to keep the pin from sticking/tearing as necessary (it takes a lot more flour than you might think). The faster you try to make it go, the more likely it will be to split on the edges so be patient with the process. Hold the pie plate over the rolled dough to make sure it's big enough to come up the sides of the plate with enough extra to crimp between your thumb and fingers for the edge. With flour ahead of it, use the cake spatula to loosen up the entire dough and then get as much of it as you can on the spatula and transfer to the plate. Repair any tears within the pie dish completely.
Before filling a one-crust pie, brush sides and fluted edge with the beaten egg with a pastry brush.
For a 2 crust pie, roll the top, place on top and trim (hold one hand under the crust and press the knife gently through the crust to your hand) so you have just enough crust (about an inch of top and bottom crusts beyond the top of the pie plate) to seal and flute the edge (if there is any section that is lacking enough crust, cut and paste scraps from where you have too much). Then, brush whole thing with the egg. Use a paring knife to vent the top very well (not just a few decorative stabs) to prevent the bottom crust from steaming and becoming soggy (ew).
Bake on the bottom rack of the oven so the bottom crust get the most heat. Let the oven preheat at least 20 minutes regardless of the beep that says it's ready. It's not. Trust me. No one likes pie with crust that isn't done on the bottom, and no oven I've ever used is actually up to temperature when it beeps.
Use a pie shield the entire cooking time; it will brown despite (wrong) directions to remove the shield at some point. All you do when you remove it early is tear the crust (if you don't use a silicone shield) and cool the oven down for no reason (big mistake), and possibly even cause burning (bummer). If you use a hard aluminum version, let the pie cool completely before you try to remove it even if it calls itself "non-stick," it's a lie. Be patient!
Use the directions on the pie you're baking for temperature and time. The crust will always work if you use the shield.
When checking the pie for doneness, lift it over your head to inspect the bottom. It should be golden brown. If not, it's not done; put it back in to cook as long as you can without burning the top or ruining the filling (a custard pie like pumpkin needs to be taken out when it's almost set in the middle regardless of how the bottom crust looks. It should be done, though – it's easier to fully cook the crust of a one-crust pie.


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Listen: Horse Thief releases new single "Devil," dropping debut LP April 14 on Bella Union Records, playing VZD's tonight
Oklahoma City-based psychedelic folk-rockers Horse Thief will release their debut LP "Fear in Bliss" April 14 via Bella Union Records Worldwide.
In conjunction with the announcement, the band released the beautiful new single "Devil," which you can hear below.
As previously reported, Horse Thief signed last year with Bella Union and released its well-regarded debut EP "Grow Deep, Grow Wild" in April 2013.
Horse Thief, originally founded in Denton, Texas, moved its members moved to Oklahoma City to attend the Academy of Contemporary Music at the University of Central Oklahoma (ACM@UCO), from which they recently graduated. The band subsequently signed with The Flaming Lips' management and soon came to the attention of Bella Union.
Though "Fear In Bliss" was conceived at Horse Thief's Oklahoma headquarters the band decided to record the album in LA, "to leave our comfort zone of Oklahoma", according to http://bellaunion.com. Producer Thom Monahan (Devendra Banhart, Vetiver) worked with the band fuse their renowned stage performance with studio quality.
The over-arching theme to "Fear In Bliss" is "finding yourself and what you believe in, and finding the comfort in acknowledging fear. I've struggled with anxiety and depression which comes out a lot on the new album. But when everything gets rough, I think there's always a way to fix it. The biggest thing for me is to give comfort to people, to shed light on the truth that someone is feeling the same way as them."
Horse Thief will be touring with their fellow Dentonians and labelmates Midlake throughout February, joining them as special guests on their forthcoming UK / European tour.
Therefore, you should really take the chance to see Horse Thief live in OKC at 10 tonight at VZD's, 4200 N Western. For more information, go to http://vzds.com.


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Wedding Reception Lighting Basics
Think lighting your wedding reception site means flipping on a light switch? If you want to turn your wedding site from standard to simply stunning, you'll probably need to take a more illuminating approach to your decor. "Lighting creates a mood," says event designer Preston Bailey, and when it's done well, lighting can make everything -- including your wedding flowers, cake, and guests -- look better. Here's the right way to plan your lighting.
Find Your Pro
There are a couple ways to find your wedding lighting specialist. First, ask your event designer or wedding florist -- many do their own lighting. If not, they may have a lighting pro they regularly work with. Or, the coordinator at your reception venue could probably recommend a lighting company that has worked with the site before -- and ask to see pictures of the space transformed by various lighting arrangements. Don't be surprised if your lighting designer has a background in theater -- many experts are using the same technology and techniques in weddings that they honed creating dramatic sets for the stage. You can also find a wedding lighting designer on our site!
Assess Your Site
If you're planning an evening reception, make sure to visit your site at least once when it's dark outside. Look around the room and see where the fixed lighting is focused. Lights that illuminate the walls, windows, and ceiling can draw attention away from the center of the room -- and you want to keep everyone's eyes on the tables, dance floor, and each other. Ask if the site has dimmers for their overhead lights, and if there's any florescent lighting at all, keep it turned off! Also, make sure there won't be any service doors kept open, which could flood the space with light and ruin the effect.
If you're hosting a wedding at home, discuss how much electricity your lighting designer is going to need. Your band or DJ will probably have to tap into your home's power for their speakers, and you don't want to risk blowing a fuse. If your lighting expert is concerned that there won't be enough power to go around, they may consider bringing a generator, which should be kept well out of earshot.
Learn Lighting Lingo
Here are the types of lighting commonly used at weddings.
Pin spot A focused beam of light that shines directly onto an object, like a centerpiece or wedding cake, as a highlight effect.
Color wash There are a few different types of light fixtures that can create a "wash," which is basically a blanket of colored light covering an entire area.
Gobos Circular stencils that are put over a light to project a design or pattern. Popular gobo designs are monograms, dates, or any other wedding motifs. The complexity of the design will affect the gobo's cost -- a simple stencil can be stamped out of steel, while a more intricate design must be laser etched out of stainless steel or a glass that can withstand high heat (costing much more than a stamped stencil).
Led Short for light-emitting diodes, LED lights are currently popular for weddings because they use much less electricity (and don't get as hot) than regular, incandescent light bulbs. This means they can sometimes be wireless, so they're even that much more discreet. LEDs are great for color changes and vibrant colors. They're also common in strands and good for accent lighting.
Use Color
Think outside your wedding palette when you use colored lights. If you've used sage throughout your wedding, shy away from green lighting -- it might be too much, and green isn't always flattering. Opt for colors that complement all skin tones, like magenta or a soft rose.
Take advantage of the effect color can have on the atmosphere by changing the shades through the course of the night. For example, if your cocktail hour starts around sunset, you can splash your room with golden tones. During dinner, consider soft lighting that will mimic flickering candlelight. "As the party progresses, I would change the lighting to something a little bit more exciting," Bailey says, "like strong oranges." Making this transition is simple, with intelligent lighting (which can be programmed to coordinate the whole lighting setup). "With the push of a button, you can change the mood of the room," Bailey says.
Set Up Outside
Lighting for an outdoor wedding can serve a lot of purposes. If your site has a path or steps that people will be using throughout the night, keep it lit with luminarias or paper lanterns so that no one trips.
Also consider making a bold statement with more unconventional lighting fixtures. Some lighting pros are using dramatic, sculptural lights like large orbs, or rows of vertical poles of light that look like pieces of modern art. Another idea is to fill your centerpieces with clear glass marbles as well as small battery-powered lights to give a fun, interesting glow to each arrangement.
Choose the Right Lights
The layout of your reception site can determine how you're going to use lighting techniques. If dinner and dancing are happening in the same room, use a color wash to set the dance floor apart. If your reception site has sprawling ceilings, use pin spot lighting to keep the decor focused on certain details. And use a gobo light if you have a cute, recurring motif to help tie your reception together.
Work with your lighting designer to figure out which type of lighting fits your budget. All of your vendors (whose hard work will be well displayed) and your guests (who will all look great in flattering light) will be happy with the results, and you'll be left with a reception space that's bound to impress.
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When it became clear that the conditions over Moore, Okla. were ripe for a huge tornado, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration put its GOES-13 satellite into high gear.
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Sam began working at ULC in the spring of 2015. Prior to that, he was the coordinator of a bereavement program for grieving families in Bellevue. Sam grew up in Seattle and continues to have a deep love for this city and its communities. He is excited to be working with the families and young people of ULC, and together discerning what it means to be people of faith in this complex world. Sam has a Masters of Divinity degree from the Pacific School of Religion, and is currently pursuing his doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Seattle Pacific University. He lives in South East Seattle with his wife, Annie Gayman, and their Swiss mountain dog, Tucker.
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Ron began his ministry at ULC in August, 1996 where he has emphasized the hospitality and inclusivity of our faith community, the mission of our facility use, and our faithful witness of love, justice, and peace in the broader community. Along with his pastoral ministry at ULC, Ron is involved with the University District Ecumenical Parish, Elizabeth Gregory Home, and Faith Action Network. He lives in Greenwood with his wife, Cynthia. They have two sons, Leif (and Emily) and Gabe.
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Mari joined the staff of ULC in 2003. She is an active member of Plymouth Congregational Church where she sings in the choir and is involved in parent groups. She loves her work at ULC and see it as her "second faith family." "I really feel called to this work and believe it is my vocation, not just a job." She lives in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle with her husband, Dean, and son, Alex.
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Brian began working at ULC in 2006. Previously he was Music Director for Luther Memorial and Maple Leaf Lutheran Churches, among others. He graduated from Cornish College with a degree in Voice and has a Master's Degree in Choral Conducting from UW. Brian has extensive credits as a musical theatre performer and music director, at Village Theatre of Issaquah, Bruien Hi-Liners, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Carco Theatre, Renton Civic Theatre, and others. He lives in Seattle with his wife, Katherine Klekas, English and Drama teacher at Liberty High, and two budding performers, Anastasia and Elias.
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William moved to Seattle and joined the staff at University Lutheran Church in the summer of 2013. At the same time he also began his doctoral studies in organ performance at the University of Washington under the guidance of Dr. Carole Terry. He earned is master degrees in music in both organ performance and composition from the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University in May of 2013. He also earned a bachelor of music degree from Indiana University in composition and oboe performance in 2011. In addition to serving in the music ministry at ULC, he also is a recitalist for the post compline organ recital series at St. Mark's Cathedral and sings in the Seattle Men's Chorus.
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Becky Allen, adviser of the Alpha Rho Tau chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at the Ivy Tech Community College Franklin campus, and the chapter itself, have been honored for their accomplishments.
Allen and the chapter are being honored at the annual convention of Phi Theta Kappa in Orlando this month.
Allen was selected as a recipient of the 2014 Continued Excellence Award for Advisers. She is one of 30 advisers selected from over 50 nominees worldwide. The award recognizes advisers who have served at least four years and have previously won a distinguished adviser award. Award-winning advisers have made significant contributions to the growth of the individual chapter members, served as the chapter's advocate on campus and encouraged the chapter to be involved on the local, regional and/or international levels of the organization.
The chapter has been awarded the distinction of being a 2014 Distinguished Chapter Officer Team. Teams are chosen based on the team's demonstration of an exceptional atmosphere of teamwork, leadership abilities, and enthusiasm in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship. The Alpha Rho Tau chapter is one of 30 selected from more than 200 nominees internationally.


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Unexpected error in mod_passenger: Could not send data to the ApplicationPool server: write() failed: Bad file descriptor (9)
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My name is Dustin Spagnola. I am a visual artist based out of Asheville, North Carolina. I make large scale public artwork.
I have been invited to be a... Read more
everything is in the mail
hi everyone, just wanted to let you know that everything is in the mail finally!sorry it took so long, but it did, but its done now. im super excited.
big... Read more
hey there.
just wanted to let you know i got the tshirts in and ive started packaging them up.
if you would like a shirt, even though you didnt sign... Read more
Tshirts are in!
Hey everyone, we just got our tshirts in from the miami trip. we will be getting stuff out in the mail, soon enough. thanks for you patience. check out the... Read more
Miami Trip Teaser by Luke Broussard
Miami Trip Teaser from Luke Broussard.
please check out the video by clicking on the link.
art basel blog updates available
Please check out dustinspagnola.blogspot.com for recent photo updates with more video updates on the way.
mountain xpress article
hey everyone,
the mountain xpress article came out today.
heres the link
thanks everyone!
dont forget about the show on sunday november 21st!
its going towards the fundraiser and will be a whole lot of fun with a really awesome raffle!
andy from... Read more
sunday, nov 21st benefit party! 7pm
sunday nov 21 @ 474 haywood road
Andy (electric owls)
brindle (tim and josh from desoto)
mermaids (atl)
hardcastle hotdogs
raffle prizes (dustin spagnola, alli good, molly... Read more
Raffle tickets now on sale for the Nov 21 benefit.
wow, just sold the first fifteen raffle tickets for the mural project benefit. you better get one quick if you want a chance to win a piece of original art... Read more
i made a poll on polldaddy.com
please let other folks know. anyone can vote on this.
more thanks
hey everyone,
i just wanted to reiterate how thankful i am to each and everyone of you for donating to make this happen.
and i also wanted to go ahead... Read more
the newest walls
here are a few photos of the newest wall that has been offered to us.
i am very excited about this.
A Big Thank You
Hey there,
first off, i want to express my sincerest thanks to everyone who has donated to the mural project.
its been a bit overwhelming for me to take this... Read more
in the studio
this is a nice video in the studio, talking and working.
this might give you a better sense of my process than the jumpy and cut up video that i... Read more
new reward available
for a $25 donation you can now have a hand pulled screen print of the mural.
its not archival or a limited run, but its still nice.
get one now.
Potential wall space for the murals
Thanks for checking out the asheville to miami mural project.
heres a few walls that are in the running for where we are going to paint.
we are not decided... Read more


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About This FirmThis Houston personal injury and wrongful death law firm was founded by Michael P. Fleming, Former Harris County Attorney, to provide representation in matters of serious personal injury and wrongful death claims as well as civil litigation trial matters. Mr. Fleming is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
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Using Windows XP can't install any updates...keep getting error message
Using Windows XP can't install any updates...keep getting error message
Yes I am experiencing the same problem. Automatic Updates in the Control
Panel says Auto Updates are turned on, but I cannot download any. I also do
not see Automatic Updates listed in the services.msc file.
me too but can anyone help!
do you resolved the problem pleas let me now how
Please try the following:
Click Start >> Run >>
Type the follow command in the Open box.
"net.exe stop wuauserv" (w/o quotes)
Press Ok
Repeat the same for the following commands:
regsvr32.exe wuapi.dll
regsvr32.exe wups.dll
regsvr32.exe wuaueng.dll
regsvr32.exe wucltui.dll
regsvr32.exe MSXML3.dll
regsvr32.exe qmgr.dll
regsvr32.exe qmgrprxy.dll
net.exe start wuauserv
Restart the machine and try again.
It works. Thanks Torgeir!
It works. Thanks Torgeir!
Thanks a lot Torgeir, it worked! Which is a lot more than I can say for what
Microsoft Online Assisted Support told me to do.
Hi, I am having the same problem and tried the same suggestion but still I am
having problems. After executing these lines, I go back and checked if
automatic program is displayed and enabled at services.msc. I can see it but
with the disable status. Tried to enable the program but I get a message
that says that it cant change the status for the program is marked for
deletion. Therefore I can't continue and can't run the windows update
Any suggestion to this matter?
See if this helps:
Start regedit.exe and locate the key
If you find a DeleteFlag value there, delete the DeleteFlag value.
it's been months that i'm trying to solve the windows update problem with no
luck. I even requested HP assistant and no luck until i came across your tip.
I went step by step in the command box, entered all the commands, i
restarted the computer and all is well now...........
Thanks from Israel...and keep up with the good tips
Worked like a charm Torgeir! I have no idea what the commands were but I'm
happy with the results. Kudos to you.
We had the same problem. The solution given worked. Thanks.
I seem to have a problem with automatic updates resulting in this error. I
tried following the steps which Torgeir initially posted and rebooting, but
still got the same error. On looking for the key in regedit below, but there
is nothing listed at that location for wuauserv (although there was a key for
it in the higher directory ControlSet003).
Any further tips greatly appreaciated!
Copy that subkey and than create a new one for CurrentControlSet to
Right click wuauserv in CurrentControlSet003 and choose Export.
Save it to the Desktop and name it wuauserv.reg.
Double click wuauserv.reg to Merge the info into the registry.
Restart the system. Did the setting stick this time ?


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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (AP) — A part of the Klamath County Jail will stay open after the city of Klamath Falls and the county agreed to a last-minute stopgap measure.
The Klamath Falls Herald and News reports the Klamath County Jail lost 88 beds after budget cuts last year.
Sheriff Tim Evinger managed to restore more than 50 of them by cutting back on his patrol budget.
To keep those beds open, the county sent more than $600,000 to the city in money that can only be spent on roads. In exchange, the city sent back the same amount in unrestricted money that the county spent on the jail.
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Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile and Apps Development)
Course summary for current students
|Award granted
|Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile and Apps Development)
|3 years full-time or part-time equivalent
|CRICOS course code
|Deakin course code
Note: Offered to continuing students only.
Continuing students should contact their course advisor for further information.
Further course structure information can be found in the handbook archive.
Course sub-headings
Course overview
The Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile and Apps Development) focuses on theories, technologies and skills required to design and develop apps on modern mobile platforms, giving you the knowledge to help you thrive in this fast-growing field. It is designed for students who are interested in the broad aspects of mobile apps design and development – from frontend mobile devices all the way to the backend systems that support mobile apps.
The course provides you with suitable foundation training in key IT skills, specialised skills in mobile apps design and development, as well as generic professional skills such as writing, communication and ethical skills. It covers key mobile apps technologies from two major platforms: Android and iOS (Apple's mobile operating system). In addition to technology-specific skills, you will also learn cross-platform development skills through the latest HTML5, backend cloud computing services (e.g. maps) and frontend JavaScript frameworks.
Units in the course may include assessment hurdle requirements.
Career opportunities
As the uptake of broadband and mobile devices increases, industries of all types are developing new mobile apps to satisfy the needs of its customers. Developments in mobile devices are also shaping the way businesses and their employees work. Collectively, these consumer-to-consumer, business-to-consumer and business-to-business needs are driving a demand for mobile apps developers.
Graduates of this course may find career opportunities in roles such as iOS developer, iPhone application developer, Android developer, iOS web developer, mobile developer, mobile applications architect, mobile deployment officers and mobile applications programmer.
Fees and charges
All Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), fee paying undergraduate and pre-2016 commencing students
Your course tuition fees are calculated based on the units you study. Please refer to the Pre 2016 Unit Fee Cost in the Unit Search.
2016 commencing International and full fee paying postgraduate domestic students
Your course tuition fees are calculated based on the course you study. The following rates apply:
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|Domestic Fee Paying
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The rates shown are based on 1 Equivalent Full Time Study Load (EFTSL) or 8 credit points. If your study load for the year is less than or more than 1 EFTSL your fees will be adjusted accordingly. Each unit you study has an EFTSL value. You can multiple the course price by the EFSTL value of all units you are enrolled in to determine the unit price.
* The Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) course rates shown are indicative course fees. CSP fees are indicative because they are calculated based on your unit selection. They should be used as a guide only. The 2016 CSP course fees may change if the Commonwealth Government's proposed fee deregulation and reforms legislation is passed.
Course rules
The course comprises a total of 24 credit points, which must include the following:
- 16 credit points of core (prescribed) units
- 8 credit points of elective units
- Completion of SIT010 Safety Induction Program (0 credit-point compulsory unit)
- Level 1 – maximum of 10 credit points
- Level 2 and 3 – minimum of 14 credit points over both levels
- Level 3 – minimum of 6 credit points of which at least 4 must be SIT Course Grouped units
Course structure
Level 1
Trimester 1
|Fundamentals of Information Technology
|Critical Thinking and Problem Solving for IT
|Introduction to Apps Design
|Safety Induction Program *
Plus one elective unit
Trimester 2
|Introduction to Programming
|Database and Information Retrieval
|Introduction to Web Development
Plus one elective unit
Level 2
Trimester 1
|Information Technology Professional Skills
|iOS Programming
Plus two elective units
Trimester 2
|Computer Networks
|Web Programming
|Android Programming
Plus one elective unit
Level 3
Trimester 1
|Project Management
|Advanced Apps Development
|Interface Design (previously SIT263)
Plus one elective unit
Trimester 2
|Mobile Computing
Plus two elective units
*Note: SIT010 is a 0 credit point safety induction unit.
#Recommended elective units:
|Game Fundamentals
|Introduction to Game Programming
|Interactive Media Systems
|Introduction to Computer Security
|Distributed Systems
|Practical Software Development
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Dick's frustration by SkyriseLIUWatch
©2012-2016 SkyriseLIU
It's kind of pressure to take over place of Batman. See, not as easy as we think to be a batman....that's why Bruce and Dick are so irreplaceable!!
As much as I hated batman's "death", I really like that Grayson took up the mantle, it was like his final evolution, after all the destiny of robin is to become the batman.
intense! well done!
totally get the feeling of sadnes here!!!
Really cool to see. I love how it's giving me shivers of saddness almost Pretty sweet
This is beautiful! It does a great job of showing Dick's fragile side, and nice touch with making the red of his costume seem like blood.
thanx!! and the red is someone's with his blood and bleeding with the red of his costume red color.
this is amazing. It looks fantastic!!!! great job.
Amazing! So touching!
I really do love this
I love it! Every element is great! WHat program did you use?
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Comedy • Improv
In this rave-reviewed absurdist play / party game, a deadly plague begins killing the citizenry. Can you play against death, and win? How much fun can you have? We can't all die, can we?
Online sales end 2 hours before performance, but tickets may be available at venue 45 minutes prior to show.
Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company: Melton Rehearsal Hall
641 D Street NW, Washington, DC, 20004
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GMC Tires
All GMC Models
On vehicles with the tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS), the warning light may stay on due to a software issue with the tire pressure monitor control unit. There is updated control module software available from the dealer to correct this concern. In some cases, the control module and/or other parts of the TPMS may also need replacement. You should always check your tire pressures when you see this warning light, including the spare tire.
Proper tire inflation is critical to the safe operation of all vehicles. Tire pressure specifications can be found on an inflation sticker on the driver's door frame or in the owners manual. Fuel mileage, increased tire wear, ride quality, handling, and road noise are just a few of the problems that might arise from improperly inflated tires.
All models up to 2007 with cast aluminum wheels may experience a loss of air pressure that is due to porosity in the aluminum casting. Have your repair shop refer to GM SB-05-03-10-003B for instructions on how to repair this problem.
GMC Yukon and Sierra 1500
If your steering wheel is off center or you hear a clunking noise while turning, it may be due to a loose inner tie rod end. To correct this fault, the inner tie rod ends should be checked and properly torqued to GM specs. After the tie rod ends are secure, the front end alignment should be checked (SB-07-02-32-008A).
All 2007–2009 GMC Trucks
If the spare tire will not lower, it may be stuck to the frame. Lightly prying on the spare tire will break it loose, allowing it to be lowered to the ground.
Safari Van
If your van is experiencing abnormal tire wear, it may be due to a worn out idler arm, pitman arm, or center link in the front suspension. Worn parts should be replaced and the suspension aligned.
GMC Tire Questions and Answers
slight noise going around a curve
Car still runs, but afraid to cause more problems with driving the car. No error or diagnostic codes show up even with a scan done. I did change rims without tire sensor monitors so that light sta...
A tech replace a light bulb that I bought this morning. He didnt remove the tire but unscrew some bolts from wheel cover and sticked his hand to replace the bulb. But this afternoon, my dashboard c...
I forgot to mention, I have slightly larger than stock tires and.polished aluminum rims, perhaps it's a shock or suspension issue, although it does not do it at high speed ?
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Data Management
Since the early 1980s, Onpoint Health Data has been developing and working with healthcare claims and utilization databases, collecting, warehousing, and maintaining complete data systems. We work closely with clients to build customized, accurate, high-quality databases that meet their specific needs, performing extensive validation and customized threshold review. Data sets are enhanced additionally with Onpoint-developed, value-added services and data elements.
Experience developing claims databases
Onpoint Health Data has been a front-runner in the development of All-Payer Claims Databases (APCDs) across the country. In 1994, we became the first in the nation to build a multipayer, all-settings claims database for a coalition of Maine's largest employers, followed by successful implementations of seven statewide APCDs across the country.
We offer unmatched experience and knowledge, a track record of careful and timely execution, and in-house analytic staff able to move clients quickly from data aggregation to data use.
For an overview of our APCD services, click here.
Building an All-Payer Claims Database
Onpoint Health Data is pioneering the use of comprehensive, statewide claims databases that enable the in-depth analysis of care, quality, and cost trends across an entire state. Using data for nearly every claim paid for every patient and every procedure within a state's borders, our Onpoint CDM solution has helped six states — Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Tennessee, and Vermont — understand cost drivers, analyze variation in service use and quality, and inform policy.
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Retirement Costs British Columbia
Budget your Retirement in British Columbia
Find a list of retirement homes
How much does it cost to retire in British Columbia? The answer will depend on the type of retirement community or home care service you choose and the level of care you need. Once you have determined these factors, start researching the associated costs and find a home care service or retirement community that works with your budget.
In British Columbia, retirement communities cost between $1, 500 and $6, 000 and home care costs average between $15 and $75 an hour depending on the type and level of care required.
According to the CMHC's Senior Housing Report, in 2013, the average cost of renting an independent living seniors' housing space in British Columbia was $2, 747 per month. Sometimes amenities are included in monthly rent, such as:
- The cost of meals
- Utilities
- On-site medical services and a registered nurse
Long-term care costs vary depending on the type of suite, duration of stay and length of stay. Spots in long-term care residences are determined solely by need.
Approximate long-term care residence costs:
Daily Rate
Monthly Rate
Long-stay basic
$54 – $1620
Long-stay semi-private
$62 – $1863
Long-stay private
$72 – $2167
$35 – $1053
For information about subsidies, tax credits and support for seniors in British Columbia visit these resources and associations:
Canada Revenue Agency
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Qatar Airways and Standard Chartered Bank sign interest rate swap deal
Qatar Airways has signed an agreement with Standard Chartered Bank in Doha, Qatar for a $736 million Interest Rate Swap transaction, which provides an interest rate hedging facility to Qatar Airways to fix their long-term borrowing costs for a total of 12 aircraft.
The deal follows the recent long term financing of two Airbus A320 aircraft where Standard Chartered Bank also participated as one of the lenders. The tenor of the facility extends up to 12 years and is aimed at providing Qatar Airways with protection against possible interest rate rises.
Qatar Airways serves 41 destinations throughout Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia. As a part of its expansion plan, the airline will extend its route network to 50 destinations by the end of 2003. Qatar Airways recently signed an agreement with Airbus for an order of 34 aircraft in a $5.1 billion deal that will help the airline in its goal to increase its fleet to 56 by 2008. — (menareport.com)
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Obama Urban Policy Ideas Likely to Have Consequences
Barnes, Bill, Nation's Cities Weekly
"Ideas Have Consequences." That title of Richard Weaver's conservative classic reminds us that the way we think will shape what we do.
So, what are the ideas that are shaping the Obama Administration's efforts regarding the federal government and cities?
On July 13, President Obama's new Office of Urban Affairs convened a White House Urban and Metropolitan Policy Roundtable. The event, including the President's speech, launched the effort to translate ideas into consequences. Obama announced an inter-agency review of federal programs and a series of "conversations" to be held in locations around the nation. (See related story in the July 20 Nation's Cities Weekly.)
Obama has sketched a set of significant and far-reaching ideas that potentially take us to a federal policy. framework that is more appropriate to 21st century conditions than the ideas that have dominated the field for decades. He has not laid out an "urban policy;" he has outlined key concepts for a foundation on which such a policy might be built.
His ideas also provoke some important questions. Obama's new ideas deserve to be celebrated and more fully developed, and the questions they stimulate deserve to be fully deliberated.
In a June 2008 campaign speech, candidate Obama declared that cities "need a partner in the White House." But federal policy, he said, is stuck in "old ways" and "in an earlier era." Cities need a partner "who knows that the old ways of looking at our cities just won't do." (That is, ideas matter.)
What are these old ways? And what are the new ones?
A Metropolitan Focus
First, Obama criticized the approach that "focuses exclusively on the problems of our cities, and ignores our growing metro areas." There's a "new metropolitan reality," he said, "and we need a strategy that reflects that."
This metropolitan region focus is a major step. It brings Obama into line with much of the academic and think tank research, as well as a lot of local practice, of the past two decades. It draws especially on the work of the Metropolitan Policy Program at The Brookings Institution. Obama's 2008 speech made special mention of the program's director, Bruce Katz, and Katz and his colleagues have contributed significantly to the start-up of the urban and metropolitan parts of the new Administration.
What is metropolitan? Is this a new structure in the governance system, defined by the Census Bureau's statistical definitions? Or, is it a target of concern and an invitation to flexible, collaborative processes aimed at addressing shared problems?
What about places that are not metropolitan? On July 13, Obama slipped around this question, !declaring that "our urban and rural communities are interdependent" and therefore there's not a zero-sum game going on here. If so, why not talk about regions that encompass them both and that cover the whole nation?
More effort will be needed to get beyond the vocabulary and the bureaucratic pigeon-holes that divide regional socio-economic reality into urban and city and suburb and rural and so on.
Further, surely these metropolitan areas are not autonomous silos, independent of one another and the rest of the globe. This is particularly crucial to the economic dimension, where forward and backward flows of goods, services and money make the system work. (Think of the network of "auto communities" so much in the news these days.) So, where's the analytic framework that helps us see the interconnectedness as well as the competition among and across regions? …


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it will shift into 4wd hi when slowing down from hwy speeds to under 45 mph. I then have to pull over shift it into nuetral push 2wd switch and return to drive then its fine. its annoying and sucking major gas. help!!!!
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I formatted and reinstalled my system today. I reinstalled VS 2008, but all my .aspx pages are no longer syntax highlighted (the text editor displays them in plain black font color) and IntelliSense isn't working on these pages either. The font color issue appears for .css files, too.
And I also cannot see aspx pages in Design Mode, only in Source Mode.
Does anyone know what's going on? Thanks for any help!


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Eurogamer.net • Retro Wii U • Face-offs Interviews Opinion Screenshots
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Keiji Inafune: video gaming's harshest critic
"The true meaning of game design has been lost."
Face-Off: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD
How the Wii U version stacks up against the originals - with some surprising results.
Nintendo's bright future with Splatoon
And making sushi with Tsubasa Sakaguchi.
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Wednesday, 2 March 2016
Face-Off: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD
How the Wii U version stacks up against the originals - with some surprising results.
Thursday, 1 October 2015
Friday, 24 July 2015
Nintendo's bright future with Splatoon
And making sushi with Tsubasa Sakaguchi.
Friday, 3 July 2015
Keiji Inafune: video gaming's harshest critic
"The true meaning of game design has been lost."
Wednesday, 17 June 2015
Nintendo's painful metamorphosis leaves fans reeling
A new Metroid and a new Animal Crossing should have kept the faithful happy, but instead they're up in arms.
Wednesday, 18 March 2015
With the announcement of the NX, Nintendo admits defeat with the Wii U
Farewell, Wii hardly knew U.
Saturday, 7 March 2015
Jon Blyth on: Morality
"I love my friends."
Wednesday, 25 February 2015
The eccentric perfectionism of Dakko Dakko
Screw games as art, this is games as craft.
Sunday, 8 February 2015
In media Rez: the return of Tetsuya Mizuguchi
From Sega Rally to Child of Eden, the past, present and future of the influential designer.
Wednesday, 7 January 2015
When the new becomes old - why 2015 should be a stellar year
Reasons to be cheerful.
Saturday, 13 December 2014
Saturday, 29 November 2014
The Nintendo difference: Wii U's first two years
It's struggled in the marketplace, but Nintendo's console has remembered something its competition seemingly forgot.
Friday, 28 November 2014
Eurogamer vs Tom Bramwell
"I probably don't know what I'm talking about."
Tuesday, 4 November 2014
Sunday, 26 October 2014
Jade's Empire
From the archive: Ubisoft Toronto's first lady Jade Raymond on sexism, robots and why Bobby Kotick should be funding more meaningful games.
Sunday, 12 October 2014
The man who made Conker - Rare's most adult game
From the archive: Chris Seavor on cancelled projects, the good old days and losing his rag.
Saturday, 27 September 2014
Face-Off: Bayonetta on Wii U
The new Wii U port takes on the Xbox 360 original - and the infamous PS3 conversion.
Saturday, 30 August 2014
Why we need more developers like Zoe Quinn
To reach their full potential, games need to stop empowering the player and embrace the raw and personal.
Friday, 13 June 2014
Directly to you: Nintendo wins E3 on its own terms
New games, fresh thinking and brilliant PR bring the Kyoto giant bang up to date.
Thursday, 22 May 2014
Monday, 12 May 2014
Face-Off: Child of Light
One game, six platforms. Can they all sustain 1080p60?
Saturday, 10 May 2014
Local multiplayer is gaming's holy grail
And, until recently, the industry had completely forgotten about it.
Saturday, 3 May 2014
Grave business: ET, Atari, and the reason some games need to be buried
"Dig up the past, all you get is dirty."
Tuesday, 29 April 2014
Snaps of Bohemia's older games
Poseidon, Gravon and so on.
Saturday, 26 April 2014
Game Boy got soul
How the simple heart of Gunpei Yokoi's Game Boy has a legacy that goes beyond hardware.
Wednesday, 12 March 2014
Tuesday, 11 March 2014
As Monster Hunter turns 10, can Capcom finally make the west listen?
We interview its creator Ryozo Tsujimoto to find out.
Monday, 3 March 2014
Code Britannia: Raffaele Cecco
The last 8-bit superstar on the limits of the Spectrum, developer diaries and the refreshing nature of boring stuff.
Saturday, 15 February 2014
We no longer have to be space marines
We can be goats instead.
Sunday, 9 February 2014
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Saturday, 1 February 2014
Savour the Wii U and Vita - they're our new Dreamcasts
Commercial success may evade them, but these ailing consoles are future classics.
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"To Kill A Mockingbird"--an American Classic at the Pollard
Harper Lee's novel, "To Kill a Mockingbird," is a coming of age tale told through the eyes of the children Scout, Jem, and Dill. The story explores the irrationality of adult attitudes toward race and class as Scout's father, Atticus Finch, is faced with defending a black man charged with the rape of a white woman in rural Alabama. The Pollard Theatre is presenting the show in Guthrie, February 22-March 16.
First, some local context: In 1962, a new Junior-Senior High School was opening in central Oklahoma. A 29 year-old librarian and Home Economics teacher was ordered by the principal to remove a book from the shelves because the story had to do with a white woman and a black man. The librarian reportedly said she would not be part of a library that would ban that book. She told the principal that he could just fire her on the spot. Instead, the principal backed down and "To Kill a Mockingbird" remained a part of the school library.
It also remains a significant experience in the theatre, and this month The Pollard Theater will proudly present this American classic. "To Kill a Mockingbird" opens Friday evening, February 22, and runs through Saturday, March 16, with shows Thursday-Saturday evenings and two Sunday matinees.
Director W. Jerome Stevenson has a great affinity for the story and believes the show will be one of the most important of the Pollard's 26 year history. "One of the best-loved stories of all time," Stevenson explained, "'To Kill a Mockingbird' has earned the Pulitzer Prize, been translated into more than forty languages, sold more than thirty million copies worldwide, as well as spawned an enormously popular movie. Most recently, librarians across the country gave the book the highest of honors by voting it the best novel of the twentieth century. 'Mockingbird' is one of those stories with the ability to reach across dividing lines—race, gender, generations, etc.—to connect people to one another. I believe audiences are going to be touched by this story in a lasting way and I can't wait for them to experience it."
Patrons will find the show's cast to be a diverse cross-section of Pollard veterans as well as some faces new to this Guthrie stage. The cast of "To Kill a Mockingbird" includes James A. Hughes, Lane Fields, James Ong, Lance Reese, Gwendolyn Evans, Emily Brown, David Fletcher-Hall, De'Vin Lewis, Beverly Caviness, Cory King, Ben Bates, and a small army of featured performers. Matthew Maloy, Harry Simpson, and Alexandria Grable play the three children Jem, Dill, and Scout.
Back to our Oklahoma librarian: The young woman who stood her ground and insisted that this important work remain part of a school library was this writer's mother. Support the committed librarians and teachers who have brought so many difficult classics to students through the years, and come to see "To Kill a Mockingbird."
Curtain is at 8:00 p.m. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday with 2:00 p.m. matinees on Sunday. Purchase tickets through the Pollard Box Office at (405) 282-2800 or online at www.thepollard.org. Special online only ticket prices are available for Thursday and Sunday performances. A Student Rush ticket price of $10.00 is available for each performance. Students must present their Student IDs and cash at the Box Office to take advantage of this special price.
Don't miss this amazing production of "To Kill a Mockingbird"—an American classic!
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This apartment complex was "ok" 4 years ago; however, their standards have dropped significantly over the 4 years I was a resident here. The apartments are priced high and the overall quality is poor. You can hear your upstairs neighbors, no matter how quiet they are. Conversations are always heard through walls because the place was built as thinly as possible. Numerous buildings, including the one I resided in, had foundation issues and I suffered numerous leaks throughout the entire time I lived here. The front office staff is basically just grown children with bad attitudes. No one there is professional and they constantly lose packages and hand packages out to the wrong person. Did I mention they're entirely unprofessional? The manager of the facility is basically a tyrant, she feels she can do whatever she wants and can enter your property without notice, even have the maintenance guys jump the fence to your patio to do whatever she pleases. This happened once to me and I overhead the maintenance guys explain they didn't like having to do this. My apartment contains numerous firearms and I always have one with me; thus, seeing someone jump my fence without being welcomed in can be a scary experience for someone so, perhaps, the manager should give it a go sometime and see how she likes facing the end of a 9mm Glock when you enter onto someones property without being welcomed in. Oh yeah, not to mention I had two people in the period of 4 years attempt to break into my apartment while I was there and they ran for their life when the door swung open to reveal what they didn't expect, so don't believe you're in a safe place because a 12 year old could break into these apartments due to their crappy construction. The overall quality of the tenants has dropped, drastically! They seem to be lowering their standards to get more people to rent these slightly above project housing grade apartments; therefore, you're hearing loud music being played in the parking lot, I've seen people just sitting in their cars doing drugs, drinking and, eventually, you'll see them passed out in their car from the previously mentioned activities. You're also likely to find vehicles in a state of condition where they're leaking fluids all over the place and, on occasion, just sitting there not working. Finally, they're unrelenting pricks who run the place, plain and simple. Most places I have lived for numerous years, paying rent on time and hardly ever complain, typically work with me when I have to end a lease just a few months early from the end date, not stick me with the entire "penalty" amount because, surprise, a lot of other places take notice you've been a long time tenant and not try to stick you with all the typical fees you would find if you were just a 6 month tenant in your first year lease, which is understandable; however, 4 years there and having rented garages too, always paying rent on time, and hardly ever complaining proved to be nothing of value to these people. If I were you, just stay away from any MAA property in general but you should absolutely avoid Providence at Brier Creek because, in time, it'll be reduced to nothing more than overpriced project housing being run by little children who have no sense of professionalism or solid background in any type of real estate management.
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Problem with people picking up after their pets. I pickup after mine and pickup after the ones you don't. I get tired of stepping in it and tracking on sidewalks and pavement. It tracks into everyone's home and pets also step in it. It's a health issue for everyone even none pet apartments. Children also walk in on streets and sidewalks it gets everyone. We need more cleanup stations for those that are to lazy or don't care. It also gets into our water when it rains and drains into our water systems.
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My husband and I just renewed our lease for our second year here. Like any apartment there are good points and bad, but for us the good far out weigh the bad. About the location... The location is great. We laugh about being 30 minutes from anywhere. It's also a really short drive to some great shopping, movie theater and dining and walking distance to a pub and pharmacy. About the apartment... The apartment is pretty standard, nothing extraordinary but not even close to the crap some reviewers post. Rooms are a good size. Closet space is great (at least in our 1 bedroom). Appliances are a bit dated. I agree with some of the sound comments. The property on it's own is very quiet, lots of families and no loud parties, yet. It's a nice neighborhood to walk around. I never feel unsafe. But the apartments are very thin walled. You can often hear your neighbors walking, talking loudly or playing loud music. I always hear when the people above are showering. Utilities are reasonable, but we are in a 1 bedroom below ground level. About the staff... The repair staff is usually quick to respond to digital repair requests. Repair requests made through the office seem to take a bit longer. The office staff is polite and helpful. The grounds maintenance staff is out there every day. It's not perfect, but nothing is. Sometimes the office staff is busy and you have to come back in order to speak with a person. The garbage dumpster gets a little over loaded after the weekend. Some people don't pick up after their dogs. All rather normal problems you expect to run into. About the facilities... I haven't been to the pool, but it looks nice and people are always there enjoying it. The cabana area and grill by the pool look nice too, but again no personal experience. The gym is small and doesn't have the best equipment, but for a basic simple workout it does great and usually there is only one or two people there when I go after work. Hope this helps make your choice easier.
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Port Authority Tolls, Fares to Rise
But Proposed Increases Are Smaller Than in Earlier Plan; Cuomo and Christie Assert That the Hikes 'Cannot be Avoided'
The cost of traveling between New York and New Jersey by car will likely go up next month, but not by as much as previously proposed.
The two governors who control the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on Thursday evening said they are aiming to raise tolls on the agency's Hudson River crossings by $1.50 next month for drivers paying with E-ZPass.
That's a significantly smaller increase than the agency sought earlier this month.
Tolls would then rise by 75 cents in each of the following years until 2015, for a total increase of $4.50.
The previous plan included a $2 increase in 2014, for a total hike of $6.
Fares on the PATH train would increase 25 cents every year for the next four years, according to the joint proposal by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
The agency had previously proposed hiking fares on the PATH train to $2.75 from $1.75.
The new plan, which will likely be approved on Friday by the authority's board, comes after a familiar trans-Hudson dance that often takes place between the Port Authority and the two governors who control it.
First, the Port Authority proposed a larger-than-expected increase. Then the governors express outrage and dismay, and propose a much lower increase—a figure much closer to what the Port Authority had been considering internally for the past year.
In a letter to the Port Authority's board, Messrs. Cuomo and Christie said a crisis in its finances made the smaller increase necessary. But cost savings and cuts to the authority's budget on capital projects meant the larger increase wouldn't be needed.
"Given the crisis facing the authority and its finances, and the potential safety and economic risks to commuters and businesses, an increase cannot be avoided," the governors wrote.
The governors also called for an audit of the agency's spending.
A spokesman for New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg declined to comment on the plan.
The harsh assessment by the governors comes after three years of relative austerity in the Port Authority's operating budget. It has kept costs flat and reduced staff to historic lows, though spending on capital projects has increased.
The Port Authority controls the region's airports, seaports, bridges, tunnels and the PATH train.
It also owns the World Trade Center site. The rebuilding project there accounts for about half of the agency's $4 billion capital budget.
As costs for that project have increased and the recession has hurt fare and toll revenue, the authority's financial situation has worsened. That prompted worries among Port Authority management that its credit rating would be downgraded by Moody's Investor Services, according to people familiar with the matter.
The move to increase tolls is, in part, an attempt to stave off a downgrade, which would add to the authority's borrowing costs. Most of the Port Authority's construction is financed by debt.
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Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney strikes again with a hard-hitting documentary highlighting the unfair wealth divide in the US by focusing on Park Avenue; one of the country's most famous streets where the super rich and super poor live a mere few miles apart.
The combined wealth of the people living in the apartments on 740 Park Avenue in Manhattan is enough to solve many a problem in the world but instead the owners of the home that currently houses more billionaires than any other building in the United States could not care less about issues such as educating the poor, fresh drink water where it is needed or feeding those who are starving to death. In fact, they do not even care enough to tip their own doormen.
In stark contrast to this, when you drive less than five miles to the north, you will see the other side of Park Avenue – this end is located in the South Bronx. Unfortunately for the people who grow up here the odds are very likely that they too one day will belong to the nearly 40% in this area that live on an income below the poverty line.
Through the prism of these two so very different yet adjacent places, film director Alex Gibney (Taxi to the Dark Side, Client 9) asks: 'How likely is it that a person born on one side of this street moves to the other side?' Exploring in effect the question whether America is still the land of hope and opportunity it once was made out to be.
By taking us on a tour through the US' political system, and especially its lobbying industry, he shows us how money is power and how it currently only serves to make the rich richer and the poor poorer. These, you could argue, are issues we do know about but Gibney's style of presenting a story in combination with the harsh words of the academics, political scientists, psychologists, former lobbyists and even a former doorman at 740 Park Avenue, make the film a compelling and shocking watch which leaves not much room for optimism for America's (and perhaps the world's) future.
Park Avenue – Money, Power and the American Dream will air tonight (27 Nov) as part of the worldwide Why Poverty? series on BBC4's documentary programme Storyville at 10pm, for further details please check out the website here. In case you missed it, the documentary is also still available on BBC iPlayer until 12 December.
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Apple is on a role with their updates and allowing third parties to hook into their Apple TV device: back in June the company added HBO GO, WatchESPN and Sky News apps, last month Vevo TV, Disney Channels, Smithsonian and Weather Channel showed up on our little black devices, next it was Amazon with their update to watch Amazon Video on the Apple TV, and then the big 6.0 firmware update offering iTunes Radio, iTunes Music Store and AirPlay from iCloud. Yesterday Apple added yet more content with Major League Soccer and Disney Junior channels appearing now on Apple TV home screen.
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According to TechCrunch's MG Siegler, Apple is working on a new version of the Apple TV. We've heard this news before, but recent developments put the arrival of the new Apple TV as soon as next month.
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Rumble Lane not welcome in Edmond's Thunder Canyon
EDMOND — There will be no Durant Drive, Rumble Lane, Westbrook Pass or Collison Court in Thunder Canyon, Edmond's new housing development on the east side of the city.
The project with 188 lots near Covell Road and Midwest Boulevard will not have any ties to Oklahoma City's professional basketball team.
The 140-acre preliminary plat went before the city council this week with streets named for players, owners and the executive manager.
The names on the approved plat are going to change, because basketball officials said it isn't going to happen.
"I had to promise the lawyers we would not use the Thunder players' names," said Randel Shadid, attorney for the developer, Dodson Properties 2.
His comment made some people smile, even some of those who attended the meeting to oppose the controversial development.
Nearby neighbors aren't smiling about the new housing addition.
Redbud Canyon housing addition is located to the east of the proposed development. The city's Coffee Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant is to the south. The land to the west is undeveloped. A row of houses facing Covell Road is to the north.
One of the opponents' major concerns is the density of homes to be built on the 140 aces.
Thunder Canyon will be served with city water and sewer, which allows for more houses than can be built on acreages with water wells and septic tanks, said Councilwoman Victoria Caldwell.
Another concern is a proposed two-lane road, leaving the addition to the north to Covell Road, which would run close to two homes — one facing Covell Road and another in Redbud Canyon.
"The road will be 37 feet from the edge of my home," said Alan Franklin, 7712 E Covell Road.
Council members debated whether the proposed road would be an exit for all traffic, an emergency exit or allow for egress and ingress. They voted that the road would be used only as an egress.
"I don't like only one way out of a development this size," Councilman Darrell Davis said.
Councilwoman Elizabeth Waner said she wanted an emergency exit only, a request of the opponents. She was the only council member to vote against the preliminary plat.
More details about the road will be discussed when council members review the final plat, Mayor Charles Lamb said.
Homeowners wanted a masonry fence along the proposed road, but the council did not include the fence in its motion. The developer agreed to build a stockade fence.
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WALLINGFORD Earl Patch, 89, died Jan. 26, 2013, at The Pines at Rutland nursing home.
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He enjoyed playing golf and winters spent in Florida.
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