How Much of The First Austin Powers is Edited for Content on FX?

I recorded the first Austin Powers Movie on FX and I want to know how much of it they edit and cut out. Do they take out any good parts or good jokes?|||Yes since the whole point of the movie is over the top raunchy jokes a lot was cut and censored so at lleast a third of the jokes and scenes were hard to understand and cut.

What is the best area to live in Austin, TX?

I'll be relocating from NYC to Austin, TX. Please tell me what is the best area to raise a family in Austin, preferebly not too far from Downtown. Also how much do you pay for car insurance there(Toyota Prius) ? Thank you.|||I have been living in Austin for around 5 years, and I moved from Maryland. I prefer south Austin, but each area has it's over personality. Avoid living east of I35 if you can. South is more laid back, North is more upscale and dressy. Central Austin is expensive. But no matter where you live, you will be 5-15 minutes away from down town, so you are never really very far.





As for car insurance, if varies by provider.|||I know I'm not exactly answering your questions completely, but I will tell you what I know. My brother-in-law and his wife have lived in the Austin area for several years. They moved to a little suburb called Kyle. They apparently enjoy living there because they have been there for at least four years. They have bought a nice house in a nice sub-addition and have had their first child just this passed December. She drives into Austin for work everyday, so that tells you it's not too far away. Personally, I'd opt for a place outside of the city. I'm not a "City Gal". Being from where you're from, you might not mind living in the city. My husband and I have visited Kyle; it seems like a nice little community.|||look for a realtor. ask about the location|||I'm a Realtor in Austin if you want a relocation booklet let me know, I would be happy to help. I can get you info on schools too.

What kind of neighborhood is Virginia College in Austin in?

I want to go into the Sonography program, but the only 2 schools I've found in Austin are Austin Community College and Virginia College. I saw ACC's Eastview campus (the only campus that offers the Sonography program) and it's in a pretty ghetto neighborhood, which makes me uncomfortable. Is Virginia College the same way? Is it worth my time to go up there?|||You are better off at the Eastview campus area than the Virginia College area. Trust me, I work for the Austin PD, I can tell you much more crime happens around where Virginia College is than Eastview. The good thing about Austin is though, there are many bus routes that head to the ACC campuses. If you don't plan on driving, there are routes coming from everywhere. Good luck!





P.S. Virginia College credits don't transfer to a University in case you ever wanted to continue your education. ACC's do.

How much an hour do you need to make to live in Austin or Dallas?

I am about fed up with how expensive CA is and need to leave! Plus this state is broke! I have heard how affordable it is out it TX. How much would I need to make an hour to survive in TX? Particularly, in the Austin area or Dallas area. Would 10.25 be enough? Oh yeah, I am 24, single and no kids. Thanks!|||Texas is much more affordable than Florida and California. That does come at a price, it's pretty boring in TX. I'd say to survive an OK life maybe $12.50 or $13 in the city maybe a dollar cheaper in a suburb like Denton or Flower Mound. It's a pretty confusing question cause it depends on how you live. I think $10.25 would give you a small apartment in the city with a little spending- pretty hard. I'd say to live frugally $12.50 in the city. Suburb houses are cheap! You can get a great deal right now!To live comfortably, ideally you should make around $14.50 in the city, maybe $13.75 in the suburbs.


Good Luck|||To compare between two different places like CA vs somewhere in Texas, I would use PayScale.com's Cost of Living calculator:





http://www.payscale.com/cost-of-living-c鈥?/a>





I think it would also be best for you to live in DALLAS vs Austin -- Austin is generally a bit more expensive since it is so close to the capitol and generally a cleaner place. Dallas isn't horrible. I would say live in Irving, which is a great place, way safer than Dallas (1 murder, if that, a year in Irving, vs one every other day, and I'm not exaggerating), and close to everything! Hope that link helps.|||If you live frugally and work 40 hours a week, $10.25 should be enough. It depends on if you want to live with a roommate or alone. I have friends with 1 bedroom apartments for as little as $550 a month (keep in mind that this is in Dallas proper - the actual city part of the city - not Dallas county), and I have friends who pay a lot more. I live in a cute 1920's duplex in the historical district and my half of the rent is only $475 plus bills. I have one roommate.|||That's a hard question for someone to answer since we don't know what other bills you have. The links below are "Cost of Living Calculators" where you can enter your expenses in the calculator to see how much it would cost to live in any city or metropolitan area in the U.S.. They are very useful and fun tools.


http://www.bankrate.com/calculators/savi鈥?/a>


http://swz.salary.com/costoflivingwizard鈥?/a>|||Well at 24 in Dallas you should be looking at an annual salary and not an hourly wage. Minimum 24K or 2,000.00. a month before taxes.





Estimated median household income in 2007: $40,986





Estimated per capita income in 2007: $26,298





Median gross rent in 2007: $737.





A ton of other information at the link. Found this one looking for a farm.|||About 25% more than what you can get. You could do okay on 10.25 if you ride a bus to work.

How long does it take to get an acceptance letter from UT Austin?

I applied as a transfer student for the Fall of 2010 in the school of liberal arts. I sent my application January 13, 2010 and my resume and transcripts January 16, 2010. Still no word. I have a 4.0, am in Honors Society, do volunteer work, had great letters of rec, am transferring from Austin Community College. Anyone have any ideas when I can expect a response?|||In about 2-3 weeks.

How hard is it to get into UT Austin's Plan II Program?

I'm thinking of going to ut austin in fall 2010. My question is how hard is it to get into plan 2? What are they looking for in terms of sat scores, gpa, etc. Also, is it possible to enroll into plan 2 after you are already at ut austin?





I'm planning to major in pyschology and pre-med if that helps.|||http://www.utexas.edu/cola/progs/plan2/?鈥?/a>





Here are the answers to your questions, you could always email.





It is very hard, since it's the most prestigious honors program at UT.


Highest scores of course.





You should be able to get into it, if already enrolled, just don't wait too long.





http://www.utexas.edu/cola/progs/plan2/a鈥?/a>

How hard is it to get into the university of Texas at Austin?

I am a freshmen and its the end of the year almost and i let my grades slip to C's.Were talking about colleges and i have always wanted to go to the University of Texas at Austin and i also live in Colorado so i would have to pay out of state tuition. Any other info like grade point average?|||Unless you attempt to get accepted there, you have no way of knowing and flukes happen. That assessment of your grades does not sound very encouraging. Certainly UT, Austin does not have the reputation of being an easy school to get into. Try to get in. Be prepared to apply at a community college near there. Go two years; make good grades; and, reapply after showing them you can do serious work.|||hard as f*ck





Go to Texas Tech





I've found people at UT tend to be rather arrogant





Wreck 'Em