 	func locationManager(manager: CLLocationManager, didUpdateLocations locations: [CLLocation]) {
 		let currentUserLocation = locationManager.location
 
-		// The idea here is to check the location on each update from the locationManager and only resort
+		// The idea here is to check the location on each update from the locationManager and only re-sort
 		// the lots and update the tableView if the user has moved more than 100 meters. Doing both every
 		// second is aggravating and really not necessary.
 		if let lastLoc = lastLocation {

                if let lastUpdated = result.parkinglotData.lastUpdated, lastDownloaded = result.parkinglotData.lastDownloaded {
                    self.timeUpdated = lastUpdated
                    self.timeDownloaded = lastDownloaded
                    
                    // While we're at it we're also going to check if the current data is older than an hour and tell the user if it is.
                    let currentDate = NSDate()

	Remove all UI that has to do with refreshing data.
	*/
	func stopRefreshUI() {
		dispatch_async(dispatch_get_main_queue(), { [unowned self] () -> Void in
			self.showReloadButton()
            self.refreshControl?.beginRefreshing() // leaving this here to fix a slight offset bug with the refresh control's attributed title
			self.refreshControl?.endRefreshing()
		})
	}

