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Two Brooklyn Bridge Park board members really liked Toll Brothers' plans for the highly-controversial Pierhouse. So much so that they were among the first in line to buy condos at the luxury development when they went up for sale last year. [more]
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Toll Brothers unveiled a new look at its upcoming Midtown East condo tower. [more]
Toll Brothers City Living cut the asking price of its 7,000-square-foot triplex penthouse at 1110 Park Avenue by $9 million – to $35 million, or $5,000 per square foot. [more]
Neighborhood activists tried as they might, but despite protests over the height of the Toll Brothers' Pierhouse hotel-condo development, the building has now topped out at 10 stories. [more]
Toll Brothers expects its bet on Pierhouse – a hotel-condo development at Brooklyn Bridge Park – to pay off in spades. [more]
In October, a five-bedroom condominium unit at the Pierhouse at Brooklyn Bridge Park was the most expensive listing to hit the market in the borough, according to information provided by listings service Point2 Homes. Click here for a slideshow and story about the priciest home listings in both Brooklyn and Queens to arrive last month.
Is New York City's luxury housing bubble getting ready to pop?
It's a recurring and, as of late, frequent question — and one that industry heavyweights tackled Wednesday at the Urban Land Institute's fall conference. [more]
In September, a five-story Brooklyn Heights townhouse was the most expensive listing to hit the market in the borough, according to information provided by listings service Point2 Homes. Click here for a slideshow and story about the priciest home listings in both Brooklyn and Queens to arrive last month.
With leasing and sales of 400 Park Avenue South about to start, a first look is now available at floorplans and renderings of the tower's 81 condos. [more]
Toll Brothers released a full website for its new Upper East Side residential property at 1110 Park Avenue, complete with a new batch of renderings and unit floor plans. [more]
Home developer Toll Brothers priced the penthouse at the top of 400 Park Avenue South at $16.9 million or a record-setting $4,200 per square foot, according to a condominium plan it filed with the New York State Attorney General's office.
That price per square foot would be a record for Park Avenue South, a review of data on the listings website StreetEasy shows. [more]
Toll Brothers Inc. more than doubled its fiscal second quarter profit as the luxury home builder raised prices and increased the number of properties delivered. [more]
Over 40 condominiums at Pierhouse at Brooklyn Bridge Park have entered contract in a span of 10 weeks, as the average per-square-foot price of $1,800 there set a record for the borough. [more]
Toll Brothers City Living filed plans yesterday for its 91,700-square-foot, 55-unit development at 55 West 17th Street.
The developer paid $68.5 million for the site, which housed a six-story, 54,000-square-foot mixed-use office and retail property, in October, as The Real Deal reported. The new 19-story building would hold 5,230 square feet of ground-floor retail and apartments averaging 1,600 square feet. The sole penthouse unit would occupy the top two floors. [more]
Builders are pursuing more hotel projects in Brooklyn this year than in 2012, in spite of a lackluster hotel market in the borough, according to figures by hotel data-crunching firm Smith Travel Research. [more]
West Village church St. Luke in the Fields will develop a 15-story residential building to fund its own new buildings.
The church plans to construct a 70,000-square-foot residential rental building at 100 Barrow Street, part of an entire block St. Luke owns. The 153-foot tower would be built as-of-right and is planned to be so-called 80/20 housing, which would give the developer a tax break for making a portion of the residences affordable. Barry Rice, the architect on the project, told the Villager that the developer hasn't yet applied for the 421a tax exemption, but plans to do so soon. [more]
Home builder Toll Brothers topped analyst estimates with the company's fiscal fourth quarter earnings, as home prices soared alongside increasingly tight inventory.
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Food, Inc. lifts the veil on our nation's food industry, exposing how our nation's food supply is now controlled by a handful of corporations that often put profit ahead of consumer health, the
livelihood of the American farmer, the safety of workers and our own environment. Food, Inc. reveals surprising and often shocking truths about what we eat, how it's produced and who we have become as a nation.
For most Americans, the ideal meal is fast, cheap, and tasty. Food, Inc. examines the costs of putting value and convenience over nutrition and environmental impact. Director Robert Kenner explores the subject from all angles, talking to authors, advocates, farmers, and CEOs, like co-producer Eric Schlosser (Fast Food Nation), Michael Pollan (The Omnivore's Dilemma), Gary Hirschberg (Stonyfield Farms), and Barbara Kowalcyk, who's been lobbying for more rigorous standards since E. coli claimed the life of her two-year-old son. The filmmaker takes his camera into slaughterhouses and factory farms where chickens grow too fast to walk properly, cows eat feed pumped with toxic chemicals, and illegal immigrants risk life and limb to bring these products to market at an affordable cost. If eco-docs tends to preach to the converted, Kenner presents his findings in such an engaging fashion that Food, Inc. may well reach the very viewers who could benefit from it the most: harried workers who don't have the time or income to read every book and eat non-genetically modified produce every day. Though he covers some of the same ground as Super-Size Me and King Corn, Food Inc. presents a broader picture of the problem, and if Kenner takes an understandably tough stance on particular politicians and corporations, he's just as quick to praise those who are trying to be responsible--even Wal-Mart, which now carries organic products. That development may have more to do with economics than empathy, but the consumer still benefits, and every little bit counts. --Kathleen C. Fennessy
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About Aid Watch
The Aid Watch blog is a project of New York University's Development Research Institute (DRI). This blog is principally written by William Easterly, author of "The Elusive Quest for Growth: Economists' Adventures and Misadventures in the Tropics" and "The White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good," and Professor of Economics at NYU. It is co-written by Laura Freschi and by occasional guest bloggers. Our work is based on the idea that more aid will reach the poor the more people are watching aid.
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Vivek Nemana is an NYU graduate student and a student worker at DRI. It's official: Indian politicians have agreed to regulate the private microfinance sector…by choking it in a tangle of bureaucracy and corruption. As everyone from David Roodman (on this blog) to the Cambridge randomistas (in the FT) has been saying, Indian microfinance needs[…..]
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A great story from Lant Pritchett, writing in the comments section of David Roodman's blog, about how the development industry sets goals and targets. The way we articulate our goals affects how we set about achieving them. I was living in India and discussing arrangements for household water supply with some development colleagues of mine.[…..]
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Warren Bull's "The Interview" has not only been included in the Flash Bang Mysteries anthology, but it also was chosen for the cover of this volume, due out in October. "Wrestling with the Noontime Demon," another of Warren's new short stories, was released in the Destination: Mystery! anthology on August 9th. Edited by Andrew MacRae, the anthology is available on Amazon in paper or Kindle formats.
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How To Get To Tina's House
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- E. B. Davis said...
At first glance, instructions can sound innane, yet when we are following them, somehow they make sense, and we arrive at the destination. Where I live, we have so much new construction ongoing that it is never safe to count traffic lights telling someone to "take a left" at the seventh light because they may have slipped in another traffic light somewhere that will throw your instructions off completely.
I do hope you got to Tina's house, Warren.
- May 4, 2012 at 6:32 AM
- Warren Bull said...
I did arrive and we had a wonderful time.
- May 4, 2012 at 8:13 AM
- Ramona said...
LOL, Warren, I have a smartalecky brother too. I used to want to smack him all the time. :)
- May 4, 2012 at 9:07 AM
- Linda Rodriguez said...
LOL, Warren! Remind me never to give you directions!
- May 4, 2012 at 10:23 AM
- Gloria Alden said...
I was a little confused, too, but I guess you made it okay. At least she didn't tell you to look for a rooster perched on a fence post. I'm glad you enjoyed yourself.
- May 4, 2012 at 11:39 AM
- Patg said...
So, welcome to Oregon Warren. It sure sounded like Oregonian directions, and she's right about not knowing what the signs will say. One thing for sure, WEST is to the Beaches!
That 'go straight through the stop sign' was the best one.
- May 4, 2012 at 12:25 PM
- Warren Bull said...
Violence only attracts more serial killers.
- May 4, 2012 at 3:08 PM
- Warren Bull said...
Thanks, Linda
- May 4, 2012 at 3:08 PM
- Warren Bull said...
Gloria, I used to get directions from long term resident of a small town that included things like, "Go past where the Anders' barn that burned down ten years ago used to be."
- May 4, 2012 at 3:10 PM
- Warren Bull said...
I reminded Tina of that gem every time we got to her corner.
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You'll find both breadth and depth when using Yahoo! Localin fact, it feels more like a blog maintained by locals who know their turf than the offspring of a national search site.
The Yahoo! Local site is the best spot to start general local searches for just about anything. It's rich in local detail, too, aggregating all sorts of content such as your neighborhood's upcoming events, weather, businesses, RSS feeds, users' favorite restaurants, and hot spots. The Web app plots search results automatically on a map with color-coded and numbered tags. Some of this ability is due to Yahoo!'s acquisition of and integration with upcoming.org (a social-event calendar site) last year.
We aren't too thrilled with Yahoo! Local's integration with Yahoo! Local Maps, though. The two services are linked but act like two separate sites. Searches in Yahoo! Local generate a smallish map that is relegated to the sidebar, with your results listed on the main section of the page. Google Local, A9.com Maps, and Windows Live Local all do a better job of integrating maps with your search results.
This content and the accompanying map dominate the topmost part of the main Local page, and several other subcategories populate the remainder. These include "People are asking about ," "Browse All Categories" (automotive, computers & electronics, and so on); and "Recent History," which tracks the pages you've viewed, things you've recently searched on, and suggestions on other things you might be interested in.
Yahoo! Local may have some mapping integration issues, but without question, it gives broader, deeper, and more tailored results for your area than any of the other services we've reviewed. The site, which is no longer in beta, has a great deal of potential locked up inside. It's a great place to explore your neighborhood in even more depth.
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Algaecide is no crime.
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Rochester Institute of Technology scientist Andr Hudson and colleagues have figured out how to outsmart the organism.
"We have recently deciphered the structure of an essential enzyme in the photosynthetic organism that is a target for algaecide development," says Hudson, assistant professor in the School of Life Sciences in RIT's College of Science.
All organisms that undergo photosynthesisplants (multi-cellular), algae (single-cellular) and certain kinds of bacteriaproduce lysine, an amino acid, or a building block of protein for growth and development. Humans and animals cannot make lysine and must acquire the essential amino acid directly or indirectly from fruits and vegetables.
Hudson discovered a new pathway for lysine synthesis in plants and certain pathogenic bacteria in 2006 while working as a postdoctoral fellow at Rutgers University. His current research is aimed at finding targets for the enzymes associated with the lysine biosynthesis pathways.
"Since humans do not possess any of the enzymatic machinery to make lysineand now that we know that is it an essential enzyme in all photosynthetic organismswe can develop a compound that would block the enzyme from functioning in algae. It won't affect humans because we don't have the pathway(s) to begin with," Hudson says.
An important first step for algaecide development was the crystallization of the enzyme conducted by Hudson's colleague Renwick Dobson, professor at the University of Melbourne and University of Canterbury.
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Happy Fourth of July from HRC
July 4, 2014 by Hayley Miller, Senior Digital Media Associate
Around the country today, LGBT Americans and their allies are celebrating the Fourth of July holiday in a nation where the marriage equality landscape is rapidly changing. Loving and committed same-sex couples all across the country are standing up for their rights and dignity, challenging discriminatory state marriage bans and antiquated statutes.
Since the landmark rulings last year on marriage equality, 16 consecutive federal courts have ruled that bans on marriage equality are unconstitutional. Nationally, Gallup puts support for marriage equality at 55 percent – an astonishing 15 points increase from just 5 years ago.
As President Obama said after the ruling on DOMA: "When all Americans are treated as equal, no matter who they are or whom they love, we are all more free."
As we celebrate America's independence, we should remember that there is more work to do for LGBT rights. There are over 70 court cases challenging discriminatory marriage bans across the country in 30 states and Puerto Rico. There is no state law in 29 states prohibiting workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation, or in 33 states based on gender identity. For far too many LGBT Americans, there is simply no legal remedy when they are denied a job, denied a promotion or fired simply because of who they are.
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December 9, 2012
A little bit Polish, a little Russian and a little Near Eastern, Klezmer is the music of the Eastern European Jews. It shimmers with all of the chutzpah, glorious joy and soulful crying of the itinerant Yiddish troubadours who performed throughout Europe for 400 years. The members of Shirim all also perform in Naftule's Dream , an avant jazz/klezmer band. As Naftule's Dream they have performed all over Europe including the Berlin, Germany Jazzfest, as well as the New York City Jazz Festival, the Bell Atlantic Jazz Festival in Washington, DC and the Ashkenaz Festival of New Yiddish Culture in Toronto among others. http://www.shirim.com
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The Los Angeles Angels received a big lift from Jered Weaver in his timely return to the mound.
Weaver allowed just two hits over seven innings, helping the Angels avoid a four-game sweep by the Oakland Athletics with a 6-0 victory Thursday. Torii Hunter homered and added an RBI single in a six-run seventh.
"Obviously we didn't want to get swept. Things didn't go the way we wanted them to the first three games, but those guys are playing good baseball and you can't take them lightly," Weaver said. "These guys are always scrappy, so it's going to be interesting down the stretch,"
Weaver (17-4) struck out nine in his first start since skipping a turn in the rotation because of biceps tendinitis, which was detected in an MRI after he was struck on his pitching arm by a line drive off the bat of Seattle's Dustin Ackley on Sept. 2.
"There was no discomfort at all. I felt free and easy," Weaver said after his 94-pitch effort. "It's usually the (middle of the game) where it starts tightening up, and it's tough to go back out there and warm up again. But I didn't have that issue today. It's definitely comforting, knowing that you came out of the game throwing close to a hundred pitches and still feel good."
Weaver has four starts remaining in his attempt to become the fourth 20-game winner in Angels history, following Bartolo Colon (21 wins in 2005), Clyde Wright (20 in 1970) and Nolan Ryan (22 in 1974).


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Before actually starting to work with GameMaker:Studio and Android, it is worth noting that Android devices vary immensely in capability. The GameMaker:Studio runner will only work with Android 2.3 and above, which covers the majority of devices around at the moment but not all of them, so please check and make sure which version of Android your device uses. It is also recommended that your device have a dedicated GPU with Open GL version 1.1 or above. Devices without a GPU will still run your GameMaker:Studio projects, but expect them to have severe drop in performance.
Setting up GameMaker:Studio so that it works easily with Android devices can be a tricky procedure. To that end we have outlined every step in this process so that it can be done as quickly and painlessly as possible.
To start working with your Android devices and GameMaker:Studio you will need to download and install the Android SDK as well as the Android NDK (which is required for the YYC to work). Here we outline the step-by-step process of going about this and getting everything setup correctly.
If you do not have the Java SE Development Kit (JDK) installed already, you will need this when installing the Android SDK, so please install this now at the page http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk7-downloads-1880260.html - please note that the Android SDK wants you to use the X86 (32bit) JDK regardless of if your copy of Windows is 64bit, so ensure you get:
First you should go to http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html#Other and download the Android SDK. We recommend always using the latest version .exe. Please note: higher up on this page you will be presented with the option of downloading the ADT Bundle for Windows, but this is not recommended, as it is a pre-prepared development bundle that comes with Eclipse and alternative configuration tools which will not be covered here.
Your Android SDK Manager should look something like this:
You should proceed to download the Android NDK as well. Note that with recent releases of Studio we support 10d only, as platform submission requirements dictate the version to be used.
Version 10e, however, shipped with 32bit and 64bit "platform target" versions, so it's important that you install the correct package. Please note that it is the 32bit target version of the NDK you need - if you get the 64bit target version you won't have the correct files required and you will receive compiler errors that files cannot be found. The direct links to the correct versions are:
The installation is simple and straightforward (again, we would recommend you modify the install location to be a simple path such as "C:\android-ndk\") and once finished you can then continue on to start using GameMaker: Studio.
Once you have correctly installed the Android tools and are ready to proceed, you must then install GameMaker:Studio and do the following :
If you are not sure of your local IP address, you can find it easily by following the instructions found here
We recommend a direct USB connection from your PC to your phone/tablet, but please note that if you are using wifi to talk to your device, the device must be on the same wifi network as your PC.
It is essential that the Android device (or devices) you are using with GameMaker:Studio are configured to work properly with the software. Below are the steps to follow to ensure that there are no problems.
There is one more very important step to be taken before you can start to create games for Android with GameMaker: Studio, and that is to set up the preferences, which can be found in File>Preferences>Android. Before continuing please make sure your Android device is connected and that you have followed the steps outlined in Device Setup For Android (above).
If all has gone correctly, the first three sections should have been filled in automatically by GameMaker:Studio (if not, please refer to the section on Troubleshooting, below), which only leaves you to Create the Private KeyStore from the Keystore Tab.
The KeyStore is a file that will be used to "sign" all your Android apps so please fill in all the details correctly and then back this file up!
The right-hand side is optional and has no relation inside GameMaker: Studio, but we'd recommend you fill them in anyway.
Note that all names must have only letters, numbers and spaces but no special characters.
Once this information is filled in and you are happy with it, press the button marked "Generate" for GameMaker:Studio to create the necessary KeyStore file. This may take a moment, but once it is finished you will see that the section marked Private KeyStore File will have been updated to reflect the new name that you have given it. Once this is done it normally will not need to be changed again.
Again, please back up your keystore file somewhere safe and make sure to remember your details - we recommend takign a screenshot with the passwords showing and then back this file up along with your keystore. You can find the generated keystore at the path you have in the top field of this preferences form.
If you lose your keystore or forget the alias/password details you will not be able to perform updates on Google Play apps that have already been published!
Once you have set up both GameMaker:Studio and your Android device, it's very simple to get your games up and running. The first thing you must do is in GameMaker: Studio go to the target dropdown dialogue in the main window and select "Android". Now, the next step depends on whether you have your device connected via data cable or via WiFi. Below are the steps to follow in either case :
Before you can use the WiFi setup, you need to make sure that the device to be tested has the YoYo Games runner installed. This can only be achieved through a data cable connection. This means that you must follow the connected device steps at least once before WiFi connections will work, as this is currently the easiest way to install the runner on the device (you can use Dropbox folders and double-click the runner .pkg on your phone, etc.).
Once the runner is installed on your phone, follow the steps below :
The game should now connect and run automatically every time that you press the green "play" button on GameMaker:Studio.