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Can You Sue The Truck Driver After A Trucking Accident In Georgia?
On the road, there is perhaps nothing more terrifying than seeing a semi truck coming at you when you are powerless to stop it. In the state of Georgia, you can absolutely sue the driver of the truck. However, the process is not as straightforward as if you were hit by another car. Here, there may be many parties to blame, and the exact cause of the accident may not at first be clear.
The Truck Accident Claims Process
Because an accident involving a large truck is different from a car accident, you need professional legal help on your side as soon as possible. No matter who is responsible, an insurance claim should be filed. And if the trucker is responsible, then a lawsuit might necessary too to recoup what you have lost (that you would not have lost otherwise without the accident).
Timing is critical when dealing with a truck accident. Trucking companies will take every measure to protect themselves, and there is no reason why you should not do the same. You will feel more at peace knowing an experienced lawyer is helping you with your case, ensuring that you and your rights are protected.
Our experienced truck accident lawyers can help. At the law firm of Prieto, Marigliano, Holbert & Prieto, LLC, we can help you understand what your next steps should be, or take over your case entirely. The choice is up to you.
Call us at (855)-329-7144, or fill out the form to the right to be connected with one of our licensed personal injury lawyers. With a free consultation with no obligation to retain, you have nothing to lose, so call today!
Negligence on the part of the truck driver is the number-one complaint in personal injury lawsuits against trucking companies. The explanations for a truck driver being negligent are the same as for any person operating a regular motor vehicle. These explanations include:
- The truck driver engaging in tailgating.
- The trucker driving at a high rate of speed.
- The driver is distracted, tired or impaired due to drug and/or alcohol use.
- Some kind of truck-related defect caused the truck to lose control.
Typically, a driver in a typical car accident type of situation is held responsible for these actions. However, when such an accident involves a truck, the trucking company and the driver may be held responsible for the actions of the driver.
Parties To The Lawsuit
You have decided to commence a lawsuit in Georgia against the trucker who caused your accident. But is the trucker the only one you can sue? The answer is no, there are several people who may be responsible for your accident.
The parties you can sue, in addition to the driver of the truck, include:
- The trucking company that hired the driver
- The owner of the truck, which may be different from the company the driver works for
- The manufacturer of the truck and its parts
- The shipping company that may have improperly loaded the truck
- The broker who arranged the trip for that particular day
The people you sue depends on the kind of accident you were involved in. For instance, if you were involved in an accident where a shipment fell off of the truck, then the shipping company can definitely be included as a party. If they had secured the load properly, it would not have fallen off the truck and caused the accident.
It is so important that you choose the right people to sue from the very beginning. Suing the wrong people can lead to disaster. If you're unsure of which parties are the right ones to include in your lawsuit, Prieto, Marigliano, Holbert & Prieto, LLC can help.
Determining Driver Liability
For a personal injury lawsuit involving a semi truck, it is important to establish whether the driver of the truck was on the clock or performing work-related duties at the time of the crash. If he was, then this almost guarantees that the trucking company can also be held liable. If not, or if he was an independent contractor, then the trucking company may not necessarily share liability.
Some factors to consider when trying to determine whether the driver was working at the time of the incident include:
- Did the accident happen during the hours the driver normally works?
- Was the work he was doing part of his normal work routine?
- Did the work he was doing benefit his employer in any way?
- How much freedom is the driver typically given?
One such instance where a trucking company may not be held liable is if the truck driver decides to run a personal errand while still in the company truck. He may be on his way back to the yard, for instance, when he decides to stop by a convenience store along the way to pick up some personal items. If this is the case, the trucking company can argue that since he was not actually working for them at the time, then they cannot be held responsible for his conduct.
For more detailed information, give our truck accident lawyers a call at (855)-329-7144.


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Carrot 'Purple Haze' is a main crop variety that is just as tasty as other Nantes types and is particularly sweet eaten raw in salads. For early forcing, sow under frames or cloches in February as soil starts to warm. Make outdoor sowings March to April onwards. Although 'Purple Haze' looks like a real novelty it is in fact the orange carrots that are the new-comers! The original wild carrots were purple, red, white or yellow and it was 17th century Dutch breeders who first produced the colour we know today.
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10 Book Gifts Under $20 For When You Forgot The Secret Santa Present
Last Christmas was the first major gift-giving holiday that my boyfriend and I celebrated together, and I was curious to see what he would pick out for me. I slowly unwrapped my gift to find nestled inside... a sweatshirt featuring the original cover art for Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. I was ecstatic. A nerdy literature-based gift! How did he know?
Of course, that was a silly question. Book lovers have a really hard time keeping our enthusiasm for our favorite activity (reading) to ourselves, so our loved ones know us well enough to know that we'll be all about book-themed gifts. They just may not know what kind of book gift to get us. I love getting or giving actual books for Christmas, but there's only so much room on my bookshelf, and I'm sure you're no better. So how about a little variety?
But we don't always have the cash to shell out for a first-edition of our favorite book, or sometimes our family, friends, and partners put price restrictions on the gifting so we don't go holiday overboard. And there's always that forgotten Secret Santa exchange at work or with your cousins that somehow slipped your mind in the holiday madness. For that, you need last-minute inexpensive gifts everyone will love. And for that, we turn to bookish gifts.
Hint hint, parents, sister, and boyfriend: I want like a million of the Old Books candles!
1. Old Books-Scented Candle
Book Lovers' Soy Candle in Old Books, $14, Etsy
As any book lover knows, there's no better smell in the entire world than the musty pages of an old book. Unfortunately, despite my best efforts, I haven't yet succeeded into turning my apartment into one big library full of deliciously old-smelling books. In the meantime, I'll have to cheat by lighting a bunch of these Old Books-scented candles around my place. Plus, this Etsy shop has a bunch of other cool literary-themed candles too!
2. Literary Temporary Tattoos
Moby Dick Temporary Tattoo, $5 for a set of two, Litographs
Let's be real: You've definitely thought about getting some kind of literary tattoo, if you don't have one already. But tattoos are a big commitment. Just because you're digging Sylvia Plath right now doesn't mean you won't wake up on Monday and realize that e.e. cummings had your heart all along. So give yourself a trial run with these fun temporary literary tattoos before you go get yourself some actual ink (they have other options besides Moby Dick, but how cute is that whale?).
3. Hogwarts Alumni Sweatshirt
Hogwarts Alumni Sweatshirt, $20, Etsy
A little something for all of us whose acceptance letter must have gotten lost in the mail. If you're tired of repping your actual school pride, throw on your Hogwarts shirt to let everyone know where you really belonged. Strangers might look at you funny, but fellow Potterheads will be quick to compliment you and ask you which house you were in, obviously.
4. Kurt Vonnegut Coffee Mug
Breakfast of Champions Mug, $12, Out of Print
Perfect for fans of Kurt Vonnegut, coffee, and breakfast. Remember that the only proper way to use this cup is to fill it up with coffee and sarcastically say, "breakfast of champions" to your roommate, partner, or cat. Bonus points if you use this cup for your morning martini instead of your coffee, as Vonnegut would have wanted.
5. Lord of the Rings Laptop Decal
Lord of the Rings Decal, $9, Etsy
There are a million ways to show off your Lord of the Rings pride. You can start insisting on eating elevenses, or refuse to speak in anything but Elvish. Or, if you want to take the easy way out, you can slap this cool decal on your laptop. Now when an assignment is due and you feel like procrastinating, you can look at this image and think, "If Frodo can make it all the way to Mount Doom, I can at least get this finished in time."
6. Literary Tea Bags
Novel Teas, $13, Uncommon Goods
If you like tea and you also like a good pun, have I got a gift for you. Each bag of English Breakfast tea has a quote from a famous author attached. If you're in a rush in the morning and can't get any reading time in, take a moment of comfort in the words of one of your favorite writers. If you do have a little time to spare, let the tea bags inspire you to pick up the author they suggest.
7. Library Catalog Card Print
Pride and Prejudice Library Card Print, $12, Etsy
I love, love, love this print. Designed to look like an old library catalog card, this print gives you the author, title, original publisher, and first and last line from Jane Austen's classic Pride and Prejudice. Fans of Austen, libraries, or books in general will love hanging a piece like this around their house. (This site has prints of other books available as well. If someone wants to pick me up the Peter Pan one, that would be great, thanks.)
8. Book Worm Ring
Book Worm Ring, $10, Amazon
Say it loud, say it proud. Sure, some people want diamonds or precious stones, but I like jewelry that gives others a sense of my personality. So if you're tired of people asking you what you did this weekend, or if someone asks you what you do for fun, just flash this ring at them. They'll rightly assume you spent all of your time reading, and will hopefully leave you alone to continue reading in peace.
9. Sherlock Holmes Throw Pillow
Sherlock Holmes Pillow, $20, RedBubble
If your Sherlock withdrawal is getting really bad, have you tried actually picking up the original Arthur Conan Doyle stories? The lack of Cumberbatch is depressing, but the actual Sherlock Holmes tales are a lot of fun and should tide you over until we finally get new episodes. The design on this pillow is made up of Sherlock Holmes story titles, which makes it great for reading recommendations AND showing off your love for our favorite detective.
10. William Shakespeare Cookie Cutter
William Shakespeare Cookie Cutter, $7, Etsy
If you're a reader and a baker, like me, you're probably freaking out over this amazing cookie cutter. Seriously, I need this RIGHT NOW. Why have I wasted the last 25 years of my life making regular, boring cookies when I could have been making Shakespeare cookies? Just picture yourself rolling up to your book club with some chocolate chip Shakespeare cookies, or sending your kid to school with enough sugar cookie Shakespeares for the entire class. Bonus: they also make cookie cutters of Jane Austen, Chaucer, and Edgar Allan Poe!
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Between the online petition and the paper one we now have over 400 signatures supporting Bury The Pylons. Great stuff!
The campaign is getting picked up by other areas of Auckland too - there is a Bury The Pylons public meeting in Onehunga, 3pm at St Peters Church, corner Onehunga Mall and Church St, this Saturday, to launch the petition in the Maungakiekie-Tamaki area.
We've also had a lot of donations for Bury The Pylons signs and hope to have those organised soon. Plus coverage in the Central Leader several times now.
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Holy balls it feels like someone hit the inside of my elbow with a sledgehammer. Add some knee and shoulder pain on top of that and I'm beginning to think I'm in the midst of a flare up of my Ninja. First one in a long time. Ugh! Ready for the joint pain to be over.
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Downieville Classic 2011by Joy Martin on 07/11/11
Downieville Classic
The All-Mountain World Championships is what the D-ville classic is all about. Last year I decided I would give this race another go. Which meant hours of pedaling on my xc bike, because to race the descent, of 13+ miles one must also race the XC course. This is not any old XC course either, this is a burly, nasty, grumpy, not for the feign of heart riders. 3000 feet of climbing in the first 8 miles and then one of the burliest XC descents you can find. Because of all the snow this winter the XC course was sent down Butcher Ranch instead of Pauly Creek. This news was heaven to my ears. I love Butcher Ranch and this meant I got to race one of my favorite trails twice.
I got to ride this event with a bunch of friends, Lauren my new Loeka Teammate, Christine my old Teammate and Roy, a co-worker. It made for an excellent crew on the trail and a lot of fun overall for the weekend.
I rolled up to D-ville on Wednesday, did one practice run, and found that I was covered in mud by the end. The top of the course still had a lot of snow and mud, but it was a blast. Thursday I did three practice runs, and got five flats. I tore up a tubeless tire and decided it was time to put 50psi in the tires. This took about 30 seconds to get used to. I normally don't run that kind of tire pressure, but once I did get used to it, I was screaming down that hill. I felt really good riding the course and I was ready for the weekend.
Saturday morning I raced the XC course. It was tough, but I got to the top of the climb in a reasonable amount of time. On one of the jumps at the top of Butcher Ranch I hit my seat hard and realized after that it was not going to stay level. I stopped to try and fix it cause riding with a seat vertical was very uncomfortable. No luck and I spent a bit of time trying to fix it on the side of the trail… I eventually made it down, but I was not a happy camper by the bottom. To ride a broken seat that far was excruciating….
Christine suggested we do the Cruiser Criterium, which was the replacement for the river jump. What a great idea to shrug off my disaster that was an xc ride, drink beer. Love it!! The comp involved a log pull, with beer chugging, a pixie race, a track stand comp and a relay with more beer chugging. I love beer and this sounded really fun. I did get to do the log pull and chug the beer. I put our three person, women's team in third place against the other seven teams, which were all dudes. I was stoked at least my beer chugging skills were still intact.
Sunday morning my legs were still feeling the climb from the day before. I felt good overall though. As I headed down that hill I was so pumped and had so much fun I couldn't believe what a blast that trail is to ride. I lost my chain in a few spots, but I didn't get any flats and I had a great time railing Butcher Ranch. When I got to first divide I still had gas in the tank and I gave it everything I could on the bottom. I ended up third on the day and stoked to race such a fun event.
Downieville is one of the toughest races out there, and I was glad to have worked hard and played hard on that mountain. The overall weekend was awesome and a great event.
SRC 2011 Winter Series Finalsby Joy Martin on 03/15/11
Fontana Winter Series Round #5
The last race of the Fontana Winter Series has come and gone. It seemed like the series this year was over in the blink of an eye. I spend almost 2 weeks of February in the Middle East for work. It was a much needed break, because I had been over training up until that point.
I got back 5 days before the last race and resumed training and riding. I think I did a bit much before the race and was feeling a little jet lagged. It takes 24 hours to get back from the Middle East and one of the flights was 15 hours long. Plus I was getting up every morning at about 4am once I was back in San Diego.
Saturday of the race I headed up to Fontana early and spent the morning on the DH course. The course was technical and fun except for one funky turn to a ledge. There were a couple high speed sections in the course that I really tried to get all the speed I could. I raced Super D on Saturday afternoon. What a fun Super D course. My props to both Donny and Joe Lawill who designed the course, I really enjoyed racing it. The Super-D course was mostly single track with a drop and some technical sections in it. My Blur LT handled everything with no problems. I was the only girl racing the Super D course, but I was stoked on my time and the guy behind didn't pass me till about 2/3 of the course had gone by. So I was feeling good.
Sunday I headed up early again to get in some warm up DH runs. As I made my way down the course, everyone was stopped midway at the turn to the ledge. Donny had closed the course and was changing the route. There was a lot of discussion on changing the course, but at the end of it, the course resumed the original track. This I was happy about because I had not practiced the change and had an hour to go before my race run.
As Donny counted down to 1, I got on course and tried to be smooth and fast. The technical rock section felt like it was over very quickly and I was pedaling down the wall. My legs were burning and I just didn't have the push on the flat that I normally do, jet lag. The race was fun and Margaret got me by 2 seconds, congrats to her! My winning streak was ended, but I had a good time and won the 2011 SRC Series Overall title for both DH and Super-D.
Thanks again to my sponsors, Loeka, SixSixOne and Bike Bling for supporting me in the 2011 SRC Winter Series.
SRC#2 and #3 - "Win"dy Cityby Joy Martin on 02/09/11
Windy Fontana Racing
The last two Fontana Winter Series races have been an absolute bear with the wind. I struggled to get down the mountain without being blown off because the wind was gusting.
The courses for the last two races have been really fun, both rocky and lots of flow. Both courses have had pieces of brand new cut lines down the mountain. This is nice because after 4 years of consectutive racing it is nice to see new lines down the mountain.
The race before last I had a bad race run, the course was challenging and with the wind it was even more difficult, one of the turns had us pedaling into the wind. Without the wind the course was a really fun, but once the wind picked up it was the worst at one of the fastest sections of the course. The place on the course you would like to go the fastest and the wind is blowing you sideways down the trail. This is also the place to do some bump-jumping over rocks. When I came through the section my hair was blowing sideways, you can see it in the picture below. I got though the race with Gabriella right behind me. I think that was my closest win ever at 0.20 seconds.
The number of women racing seems to get smaller at each race, but the guys have a pile of fast men. The race from this weekend was me and one other girl. The course was fun and the wind wasn't too bad I pedaled hard down the mountain and had a good time and picked up another win.
For the 2011 season I have had three wins. I have a streak going, we will see how long it lasts.
The races have been fun to attend and given me challenges because of the wind and the new courses. I hope to see more ladies soon and it was good to run into Maxine from Crank Brothers. Cheers and see you on the trail.
Fontana SRC#1 2011by Joy Martin on 01/10/11
To work on my training for the Downieville Classic retribution, which involves lots of pedaling, I decided to race Super-D this weekend instead of 4X. The Super-D is good in a couple ways, I can get in some pedaling and save my afternoon to work on Downhill practice. Racing Super-D helps me with time management and gets me saddle time so it is a win-win for me. Literally.
The Super-D course was AWESOME! It had less pedaling than the DH course. How does that help training? I would pedal to the start of the Super-D course, and that was a good climb. The descent was technical with rock rollers and rock slabs and even a drop or two mixed in. The course pushed the limits of my Blur LT. The size of last drop is one that the Blur can still do, but you couldn't see the landing as you came up on it. So I walked up on and marked a location for take-off. I pedaled into it really hard and hit it too far to the right and landed in the rocks and not the landing area. Needless to say, I crashed. I had raspberries on my knee, elbow and hip. More annoying than anything else. So I had to back and hit the drop of course and I staked out the correct take-off location for the next time around.
I raced Super-D and cleaned my race run. A couple of girlfriends from Santa Cruz showed up to race DH and cheered me on as I flew down the SD course. Nova and Kelly are great and I love it when they come to SoCal to race. I won the Super –D.
I spent Saturday afternoon practicing DH and getting ready for Sunday morning. The DH course was also really fun. It flowed! I love it when the track flows and I could really pick up speed. There were drops and rock slabs and rock rollers. So I had a blast. Sunday morning rolled in, the weather crisp and clear. I was the first girl on track and I headed down the hill, I had one mistake, but the rest of the run was clean. I got the 1st Place by a half second on a fast East Coast gal.
I was really impressed with the courses that Donny put together this weekend and the Pro-payback is 50%, for Fontana that is really great. The first 2011 race definitely felt different though because a lot of the usual crew was missing. It would be good to see more ladies at the races.
Cheers to the win-win for the first race and hope to see more folks at the events!
New Years' Resolutionsby Joy Martin on 01/09/11
Another exciting year has ended and it is time to look toward the next one. I have a New Year's resolution for 2011 - To be Positive, which means to always think on the bright side and to be supportive, upbeat and cheerful.
You would think with a name like Joy that would not be a New Years resolution, but I have been inspired by people I know who are always positive and supportive. I have been truely blessed with a great support group and folks who are just amazing! So a big shout out to say Thank You and I want to make 2011 an amazing positive year!


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Installation requires having some additional build-time dependencies installed first.
Primarily, you need Python 2.7. In addition, some other third-party modules are also required.
For each of the packages listed below, run this command: apt-get install <pkgname>
(Say Y to install dependencies also)
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Python 2.7 is not the version that LTS provides, so it has to be built from source.
Log in or sudo to root account.
Download Python source distribution.
# cd ~
# wget http://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.7.3/Python-2.7.3.tar.bz2
Perform the following steps to build and install Python 2.7.
# mkdir build
# cd build
# tar xjv ../Python-2.7.3.tar.bz2
# cd Python-2.7.3
# ./configure prefix=/usr --enable-shared --with-signal-module --with-threads
# make
# make altinstall
# cd ..
Now the remaining third party modules must be obtained from the Python package index.
Get the Distribute package. This first package has to be "bootstrapped" this way.
# wget -q http://python-distribute.org/distribute_setup.py
# python2.7 distribute_setup.py
And get the pip tool.
# wget -q https://raw.github.com/pypa/pip/master/contrib/get-pip.py
# python2.7 get-pip.py
Now you can get the remaining packages from the python package index.
For each of the packages listed below, run this command: pip-2.7 install <pkgname>
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We will add a group named testers that anyone that runs tests should be a member of.
We will also add a user named tester. This is a regular, non-root user that can be used to run tests. But you can substitute yourself as this user. Other users may also be added. New users should be added to the testers group.
As root, run the following commands:
# CACHEDIR="/var/cache/pycopia"
# RESULTSDIR="/var/www/localhost/htdocs/testresults"
# groupadd testers
# useradd -c Tester -U -G testers,users,audio,cdrom,dialout,video,games,crontab,messagebus,plugdev -m tester
# echo "Remember to change password for new user tester."
# passwd tester
# mkdir -p $CACHEDIR
# chown tester $CACHEDIR
# chgrp testers $CACHEDIR
# chmod 770 $CACHEDIR
# mkdir -p $RESULTSDIR
# chown tester $RESULTSDIR
# chgrp testers $RESULTSDIR
# chmod 770 $RESULTSDIR
Don't let the lighttpd server start by itself.
# /etc/init.d/lighttpd stop
# update-rc.d lighttpd disable
Link the web server document root to own host name.
# ln -s /var/www/localhost /var/www/$(hostname -f)
Note that any new user added to the system should be added with the same useradd command line shown above.
For a full installation, you will need a postgresql database server running. If you don't need a full installation you can skip this step.
Edit the main configuration file.
# vim /etc/postgresql/8.4/main/postgresql.conf
Search for line with `listen_addresses`, and uncomment the line. It should read:
listen_addresses = 'localhost'
Edit the authentication configuration file.
# vim /etc/postgresql/8.4/main/pg_hba.conf
Find the following two lines at the bottom of the file:
host all all 127.0.0.1/32 md5
host all all ::1/128 md5
And change them to look like this:
host all all 127.0.0.1/32 trust
host all all ::1/128 trust
Now restart the server.
# /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.4 restart
Create the user and database.
# su - postgres -c "createuser -D -l -R -S pycopia"
# su - postgres -c "createdb -E unicode -O pycopia pycopia"
Now Pycopia is ready to be installed. Pycopia does not have a source or package release. You must get the code repository from subversion and install from that source tree.
# mkdir ~/src
# cd ~/src
# svn checkout http://pycopia.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ pycopia
# cd pycopia
# python2.7 setup.py install
Although this setup.py has the same name as the setuptools/distribute module} setup file, it's really quite different. BUt you should use this one to install because it compensates for setuptools file damage. It also lets you selectively install sub-packages in case you don't want or need every one.
Create the tables and schema, and add basic data.
# python2.7 -m pycopia.db.tables postgresql://pycopia@localhost/pycopia
# python2.7 storage/init_db.py postgresql://pycopia@localhost/pycopia
Pycopia has a modular set of configuration files kept in /etc/pycopia. Some of these will need to be initialized. This involves copying and editing. These configation files are actually Python files as well, so you will need to maintain valid Python syntax when editing them.
Perform the following.
# cd /etc/pycopia
Edit authentication module file.
# # Copy and edit the auth module configuration.
# cp auth.conf.example auth.conf
# vim auth.conf
# Change the `Admins` variable to yourself, and change the `SECRET_KEY` value.
Copy and edit the database module file. If you used the instructions above to install the database you won't have to change this file. But if you have a different name or location you should change this to reflect the database URL that you are using.
# cp database.conf.example database.conf
# vim database.conf
Copy logging configuration file. This can be left as-is for now.
# cp logging.cfg.dist logging.cfg
Copy Pyro config file. This can be left as-is for now.
# cp pyro4.conf.dist pyro4.conf
Copy storage module configuration file.
# cp storage.conf.example storage.conf
# vim storage.conf
## Change the USERNAME to "www-data"
## Change ADMINS to yourself.
Copy website module files.
# cp website.conf.example website.conf
# cp icons.conf.example icons.conf
# vim website.conf
## Change the SITEUSER value to "www-data"
## Change the SITEOWNER to "tester" or your own account name.
## Remove the "myapp" from the list at the bottom.
All of these files can be changed to suit your needs at any time.
Test the installation.
# dbcli
You should see the db prompt. Now add the tester user to the database. Just press Enter to select the default choice for most questions.
Now set some configuration.
You should do the above steps for every user that you add to the system.
You may want to edit the following values:
- baseurl
- documentroot
- resultsdirbase
Changing the "localhost" part to your hosts fully qualified domain name. This is optional.
Now to really run tests you need to add a python package having a base name of testcases. The framework scans this package namespace for test modules. You can add modules adhering to the pycopia.QA.core API, or other test modules.
If you need to use external equipment you will need to populate this database with Equipment entries, define Environment entries, and other configuration entries. The test framework database is capable of modeling complex network topologies. It stores every possible paramter related to the device under test (DUT) as well as supporting equipment. You can also assign attributes to eqiupment and environments. This is advanced setup that depends a lot on your exact environment and test requirements.
Currently the only tool available for this is the dbcli tool. A full-featured web interface is still in development.
Additional code will likely have to be developed, using the Pycopia APIs, to interface to custom equipment and the DUT. Pycopia provides a remote control agent (after a minimal installation on the target system), and SNMP, SSH, HTTP, and other modules to make it quick and easy to interface to a variety of equipment. At also provides core classes for writing test cases and controller modules. These are documented elsewhere.


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Energizing vision
What story are you telling yourself about your life today? Is it impairing or empowering?
What truth about today is forefront in your awareness? Is it a truth that inspires you into action, or does it make you want to hide away from life?
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Best Baby Skin Care Tips in Honor of the Royal Baby
If you haven't heard, the future King of England, son to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (Prince William and Kate Middleton, that is) arrived on Monday. He finally has a name (George Alexander Louis) and the proud mom and dad have already taken the little one home. They'll have their work ahead of them. One of the things they need to keep in mind: baby skin care tips. And we have a few! But first, we're curious about this name that might take up to a month for the royal family to announce. Many people were predicting he'd be named George but others said James and even a few were tossing around Albert as an option. Some of our friends on Facebook even suggested Richard. Given the previous names, it make sense that they'd choose a name from the Windsor family past. William's great great grandfather was a George and while his great grandfather was born Albert, he also became a King George. Over the last century, we've also seen, of course, Prince Charles, and an Edward -- at least those that rose to the throne, anyhow. But there was also a Henry, an Andrew, a Richard, a Michael and a John. So there were a lot of names to choose from. Do you think the new royal parents made a good choice? Anyhow -- back to those baby skin care tips. There are just a few things to remember -- Kate & Will, pay attention! 1. The Occasional Bath Should be Occasional: Babies don't need frequent baths. They're not really getting as dirty as you think. For the first six months or so, you only need to give them a bath about every other day. Otherwise, too much bathing can dry the baby's skin out. And be sure the bath water is not too hot and that you're using a very mild cleanser like Little Twig Tangerine Baby Wash. 2. Be Aware of and Treat Diaper Rash: Most rashes around the diaper area on a baby are caused by the diaper being too tight. The best way to prevent this is to leave the diaper area open to the air for as long as possible, be careful to put the diaper on carefully and change diapers as soon as they get wet. Of course, diaper rash can still happen. In that case, treat it with an all-natural option, like California Baby Therapeutic Relief Diaper Rash Cream. 3. Wash All New Clothes: Your baby's skin is very, very sensitive. So it can be easily irritated by the smallest contaminants. This is why the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends washing all new clothes, towels and anything else that will touch your baby's delicate skin before you use them. It's also a good idea to consider using a mild laundry detergent that won't have a lot of ingredients that could also irritate your baby's skin. Seventh Generation Baby Laundry Detergent is a good option here. 4. Keep Your Little One Out of the Sun: For the first six months of his life, your baby king could be more prone to allergic reactions which is why we recommend staying in the shade and covering up the little guy in protective clothing. You can find great options at Coolibar. If you do want to use limited sunscreen as well, opt for something hypoallergenic, like our Sunscreen for Children SPF 45. Do you have any additional tips for little George or James or Albert or whatever his name is going to be?


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One of the strange things about the past few months in my life, is that I've accidentally become a barista (not a very good one). I only know the basics, but hey, if you need an espresso, I can probably wrangle something out of the machine that is drinkable.
I've also seemingly without meaning to learned quite a bit more about coffee in the past year or two than I ever set out to do. So here are some of the basics of coffee.
1. The Bean
I picked up most of this knowledge from the locals in Indonesia, the fourth largest producer in the world, in August 2011. Here's what I've learned, the beans are actually the pit of a fruit on a coffee plant. There are pretty much only two types of beans available to the average coffee drinker Arabica or Robusta, the biggest difference between them is their caffeine content. The more caffeine you want, the more robusta you need. However most people seem to agree that Arabica has a better taste, which is why most coffee roasters (we'll get there) mix the two together in an 80/20 or 70/30 combination.
Most coffee berries are handpicked in order to remove the flesh of the fruit and retrieve the seed for roasting. That's one of the reasons why a quality coffee is going to cost more than $5 a pound. The beans are then processed in either a wet or dry method, the dry method is cheaper and therefore more common. The way a bean is processed is (not surprisingly) going to affect the flavor.
2. The Roasting
This is the area, I'm most fuzzy on since I'ver never hung out with a coffee roaster. But generally this step is carried out by a company in the U.S. Let's focus for a second on one of my favorite Utah roasters, Caffe Ibis. They buy their coffee from a grower, ship the raw beans to Logan, then roast them to taste at their business before they send it out to their cafe and shops for consumers to purchase.
There are several different types of roast and each roaster may choose to call them by different names. However if Sweet Maria's home roasting guide is anything to go by, the lightest roast is usually called a City roast, next is the Full City roast, then there's the Vienna roast and finally the French roast. As the beans get darker, the flavor will become more bitter and the coffee taste stronger.
3. The Brew
If you've ever drank more than one cup of coffee, you know how different a drip coffee is from an Americano. The simple fact is every step of the coffee-making affects your java from growth to grind. So whether you grind and roast at home or pick up a ground bag from the grocery store flavors will change. Connoisseurs recommend grinding at home, and they probably roast their coffee at home too. But lazy people like me, buy pre-ground coffee because the last thing I need in the morning is whirling blades of finger death. My one piece of advice for any coffee that's nicer than Folgers, please for the love of all that is hot, black and right keep the beans or grounds in an airtight container.
As for the actual brewing process, make sure you have a machine that does two things well. It gets the water hot! (Like just under boiling hot.) And it's slow! Every pot of drip coffee should take at least five minutes to brew. As for that little espresso machine, it also needs to be HOT and SLOW. (Not as slow since it's just a little bit each time, but still slow enough to make sure the hot water absorbs the flavor and caffeine of the beans.) It also helps to be good at packing the grounds smoothly with somewhere between 30 and 35 pounds of pressure.
Coffee is like a fine wine or cheese (or any food) where its origin strongly influences taste, of course, the picking process, roasting, grinding and brewing also affect the final product. The key to the perfect cup is knowing your likes and dislikes, which means drinking lots of different coffees from different roasters and farmers to find out where on the over caffeinated spectrum you prefer your brew.
For me and my SLC life, it's Caffe Ibis' Full City roasts with a toss up between Highlander Grogg and Organic Highland Sumatra. What's your perfect cup?


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10 Essential Things Deer Hunters in the Southeast Need Before the Season Starts [PICS]
Deer season is just around the corner, so don't get caught up a tree without the right hunting gear!
Deer hunting in the southeastern U.S. can be glorious and miserable at the same time.
We might have a pleasantly cool sunrise, which is perfect for hunting. It can quickly turn into a hot, muggy, mosquito-filled morning, making us want to drop all our hunting gear and head back inside.
We're deer hunters, and that's what we're going to do, despite the temperature or constant buzz of mosquitoes. We need to make sure we're 100 percent prepared for anything in those woods.
Obviously, the most essential component of your hunting gear is your weapon. I am partial to my grandfather's Winchester Model 70 .308, but I would love to get into bowhunting.
So whether you're a rifle person or forever an archer, get a weapon you know how to shoot and trust to shoot accurately.
Now, on to the rest of your gear.
1. Bug Suit
Remember the mosquitoes I mentioned? If you're a deer hunter in the southeast, you know exactly what I am talking about. They might as well become our state bird. Don't think a long-sleeved shirt and pants will thwart their attempts to bite you.
A bug suit is an essential well into the season with our tepid climate. As an added bonus, you're automatically camouflaged.
2. Backpack
You'll need a way to get your gear into the stand with you, and a camo backpack is perfect for hauling it around.
When you have to field dress your kill and pack it out of the woods, you'll be thankful to have something to strap it to other than your body.
3. Bungee Cord
Once you're up in the stand with your gun and backpack, you might be short on room. Hunting a climber? There's definitely no room for your gear. Use a bungee cord, or something similar, to strap your bag to the stand or tree and get it safely out of your way.
The last thing you want to do is get ready to take a shot, then accidentally knock over your bag and spill its contents for all the woods to hear.
4. Thermacell
Back to those mosquitoes. I almost always take a Thermacell with me when I am hunting, even in the duck blind.
Whether it's hot or cold outside, creating a barrier around you to keep mosquitoes away can impact your hunt. It can mean the difference between a pleasant, still hunt and constantly trying to get the bugs from buzzing in front of your face without moving your hands.
5. Hat/Facemask
In the southeast, our leafy, green forests remain exactly that way well into the season. If you think you can get away without camouflaging your face, you're wrong.
Hunt uncovered against the wooded backdrop, and you might as well hold a sign saying, "Over Here!"
6. Gloves
On a similar note, you could have your entire body perfectly camouflaged and forget your hands.
When you raise your gun or bow with uncovered hands, you are instantly spotted by the whitetail in front of you. Make sure your hands blend into the leafy camouflage you're wearing and the scenery around you.
7. Binoculars
Was that a deer I just saw sneaking through the brush at the top of that ridge? Is that an 8 or 10-point buck 250 yards away? My eyes can't see that far, and I'm betting most people are in the same boat.
Binoculars can make your hunt way better by bringing the woods and fields around you into a much better view.
8. Rangefinder
Speaking of a big buck 250 yards away - or is it closer to 300? Heck, yardage matters at much closer distances, especially if you're bowhunting. The length of those soybean fields can be tricky.
Don't miss your shot, or take an unethical one, because you weren't able to correctly calculate the distance. Get a rangefinder and let it do the work for you.
9. Scent Control
It's always a good idea to minimize your scent when hunting. We southeastern hunters can have a somewhat tougher time doing so, particularly this time of year.
Yes, I'm talking about how our bodies react to being covered head to toe in camouflage, in 95 degree heat, on a September afternoon. You don't have to be working out to sweat like you are.
Scent control can go a long way in preventing your scent from wafting too far.
10. Flashlight
Early morning hunts and dark evenings deep in the woods mean you have a pretty good chance of walking right into a pine tree or tripping over an oak's protruding root. Well, that's what I've heard.
Don't make the mistake of trying to shimmy 20 feet down a tree in a climber without a source of light, because you were too stubborn to come down earlier and now it's dark thirty.
Well, there you have it. Double check your list, and get prepared.
With your essential hunting gear ready to go, we're hopefully in for a banner season!
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Current through October 23, 2012
(a) As used in this section, "creditor process" means levy, attachment, garnishment, notice of lien, sequestration, or similar process issued by or on behalf of a creditor or other claimant with respect to an account.
(b) This subsection applies to creditor process with respect to an authorized account of the sender of a payment order if the creditor process is served on the receiving bank. For the purpose of determining rights with respect to the creditor process, if the receiving bank accepts the payment order the balance in the authorized account is deemed to be reduced by the amount of the payment order to the extent the bank did not otherwise receive payment of the order, unless the creditor process is served at a time and in a manner affording the bank a reasonable opportunity to act on it before the bank accepts the payment order.
(c) If a beneficiary's bank has received a payment order for payment to the beneficiary's account in the bank, the following rules apply:
(1) The bank may credit the beneficiary's account. The amount credited may be set off against an obligation owed by the beneficiary to the bank or may be applied to satisfy creditor process served on the bank with respect to the account.
(2) The bank may credit the beneficiary's account and allow withdrawal of the amount credited unless creditor process with respect to the account is served at a time and in a manner affording the bank a reasonable opportunity to act to prevent withdrawal.
(3) If creditor process with respect to the beneficiary's account has been served and the bank has had a reasonable opportunity to act on it, the bank may not reject the payment order except for a reason unrelated to the service of process.
(d) Creditor process with respect to a payment by the originator to the beneficiary pursuant to a funds transfer may be served only on the beneficiary's bank with respect to the debt owed by that bank to the beneficiary. Any other bank served with the creditor process is not obliged to act with respect to the process.
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(Apr. 30, 1992, D.C. Law 9-95, § 2(c), 39 DCR 1595.)
1. When a receiving bank accepts a payment order, the bank normally receives payment from the sender by debiting an authorized account of the sender. In accepting the sender's order the bank may be relying on a credit balance in the account. If creditor process is served on the bank with respect to the account before the bank accepts the order but the bank employee responsible for the acceptance was not aware of the creditor process at the time the acceptance occurred, it is unjust to the bank to allow the creditor process to take the credit balance on which the bank may have relied. Subsection (b) allows the bank to obtain payment from the sender's account in this case. Under that provision, the balance in the sender's account to which the creditor process applies is deemed to be reduced by the amount of the payment order unless there was sufficient time for notice of the service of creditor process to be received by personnel of the bank responsible for the acceptance.
2. Subsection (c) deals with payment orders issued to the beneficiary's bank. The bank may credit the beneficiary's account when the order is received, but under Section 4A-404(a) the bank incurs no obligation to pay the beneficiary until the order is accepted pursuant to Section 4A-209(b). Thus, before acceptance, the credit to the beneficiary's account is provisional. But under Section 4A-209(b) acceptance occurs if the beneficiary's bank pays the beneficiary pursuant to Section 4A-405(a). Under that provision, payment occurs if the credit to the beneficiary's account is applied to a debt of the beneficiary. Subsection (c)(1) allows the bank to credit the beneficiary's account with respect to a payment order and to accept the order by setting off the credit against an obligation owed to the bank or applying the credit to creditor process with respect to the account.
Suppose a beneficiary's bank receives a payment order for the benefit of a customer. Before the bank accepts the order, the bank learns that creditor process has been served on the bank with respect to the customer's account. Normally there is no reason for a beneficiary's bank to reject a payment order, but if the beneficiary's account is garnished, the bank may be faced with a difficult choice. If it rejects the order, the garnishing creditor's potential recovery of funds of the beneficiary is frustrated. It may be faced with a claim by the creditor that the rejection was a wrong to the creditor. If the bank accepts the order, the effect is to allow the creditor to seize funds of its customer, the beneficiary. Subsection (c)(3) gives the bank no choice in this case. It provides that it may not favor its customer over the creditor by rejecting the order. The beneficiary's bank may rightfully reject only if there is an independent basis for rejection.
3. Subsection (c)(2) is similar to subsection (b). Normally the beneficiary's bank will release funds to the beneficiary shortly after acceptance or it will accept by releasing funds. Since the bank is bound by a garnishment order served before funds are released to the beneficiary, the bank might suffer a loss if funds were released without knowledge that a garnishment order had been served. Subsection (c)(2) protects the bank if it did not have adequate notice of the garnishment when the funds were released.
4. A creditor may want to reach funds involved in a funds transfer. The creditor may try to do so by serving process on the originator's bank, an intermediary bank or the beneficiary's bank. The purpose of subsection (d) is to guide the creditor and the court as to the proper method of reaching the funds involved in a funds transfer. A creditor of the originator can levy on the account of the originator in the originator's bank before the funds transfer is initiated, but that levy is subject to the limitations stated in subsection (b). The creditor of the originator cannot reach any other funds because no property of the originator is being transferred. A creditor of the beneficiary cannot levy on property of the originator and until the funds transfer is completed by acceptance by the beneficiary's bank of a payment order for the benefit of the beneficiary, the beneficiary has no property interest in the funds transfer which the beneficiary's creditor can reach. A creditor of the beneficiary that wants to reach the funds to be received by the beneficiary must serve creditor process on the beneficiary's bank to reach the obligation of the beneficiary's bank to pay the beneficiary which arises upon acceptance by the beneficiary's bank under Section 4A-404(a).
5. "Creditor process" is defined in subsection (a) to cover a variety of devices by which a creditor of the holder of a bank account or a claimant to a bank account can seize the account. Procedure and nomenclature varies widely from state to state. The term used in Section 4A-502 is a generic term.
Prior Codifications
1981 Ed., § 28:4A-502.
Legislative History of Laws
For legislative history of D.C. Law 9-95, see Historical and Statutory Notes following § 28:4A-101.


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How to Renew a Motorcycle License in Vermont
1. Get Started With Motorcycle License Renewal Online
Renewing a motorcycle license is often similar to renewing a license for other types of motor vehicles. Many states offer their residents online renewal options, which make it easy and convenient for motorcycle riders to renew their driving privileges. Many states also grant motorcycle operating privileges as an endorsement on a non-commercial drivers license. This means that you can oftentimes renew your motorcycle license while also renewing your regular drivers license. However, there may be certain situation where you cannot renew your motorcycle license online. Our downloadable, state-specific guide provides you with details on whether you can renew your license online in your state and what the procedures are for renewing your license. Our guide also includes valuable information on how to get your motorcycle license for the first time and how to replace your license if you lose it.
2. By Mail
Some states allow resident drivers to renew their motorcycle licenses via mail. However, you may need to fulfill certain eligibility requirements in order to renew your license in this way. Mail-in renewals typically take a long time to process because you need to wait on the postal service to deliver your application to the DMV and also wait for it to deliver your new license to you. You also risk getting your credentials lost in the mail, further delaying the process. Our downloadable guide has all the information you need on how you can renew your motorcycle license, including whether your state offers a mail-in renewal option and any eligibility requirements you may need to fulfill in order to use this option.
3. In Person
The most direct way to renew your motorcycle license is in person at your local DMV office. Many times, your state's DMV will issue you your new license on the same day as your office visit. However, some states may make drivers wait to receive their new credentials. Visits to the DMV can also take up a lot of time. It is therefore important to be prepared with the right forms, documents and fees before you visit the DMV. Our comprehensive guide provides you with all the details you need to know to make your visit to the DMV as smooth and efficient as possible. It will also provide details on how your state's DMV issues renewed motorcycle licenses and whether there is a waiting period.
You may need to renew a motorcycle license in Vermont if your current license and motorcycle endorsement are nearing the expiration date. If you plan to drive a vehicle or operate a motorcycle within the state, you must have a valid and active license. It is illegal to operate a motor vehicle or motorcycle without active and proper credentials and if you do so, you may be charged with a violation that results in paying penalty fees or dealing with a license suspension.
Get Online Assistance for Motorcycle License Renewals
It is important to learn about the motorcycle license renewal process in the state when you obtain your license, permit or endorsement. While the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will send you a notification to remind you that your renewal is coming up, it is still your responsibility to keep track of the expiration date of your license or permit. Depending on your situation, you may be able to renew by mail or you may be required to renew in person at a local DMV office. To find out more about how to renew motorcycle permit credentials and the methods available to you when renewing your motorcycle license with the department, review the information below.
When to Renew a Motorcycle License in Vermont
You should consider renewing a motorcycle license in VT about a month before the expiration date. You should receive a renewal notice from the DMV by mail about 30 days before your license and endorsement expire. However, if you do not receive this notification for any reason, it is still your responsibility to initiate the renewal process before your license expires.
You have a motorbike license renewal grace period of 14 days. However, 14 days after the expiration date, your license is no longer valid. At that time, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle or motorcycle after this date if you have not yet started the renewal process.
When you obtained your drivers license and motorcycle endorsement, you could choose for your license to stay valid for two or four years. Therefore, your expiration date may vary, depending on the choice you made when you earned your license. The expiration date will fall on your birthdate and when you renew, you again have the choice to renew for two or four years.
If you need to renew a motorcycle permit, you will receive a renewal notification 30 days before the permit is set to expire with instructions on renewing your permit. Your motorcycle permit is valid for 120 days. If you need more time before you feel comfortable completing the exams to earn your license, you must renew this permit before it expires to continue legally practicing riding your motorcycle.
Eligibility for Motorcycle License Renewal in Vermont
There are certain Vermont motorcycle renewal requirements you must meet before you can renew your license. To be eligible for a renewal, your license cannot have a status of revoked or suspended.
If your license has been expired for three years or more, you are also no longer eligible to renew your driving privileges and you must re-apply for a license. Additionally, to renew bike license credentials, you must be:
- At least 18 years of age.
- A Vermont resident.
- Mentally and physically capable of operating a motor vehicle and motorcycle.
- A U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident.
You must be able to prove your eligibility when applying for your renewal.
Required Documents
There are documents required to renew a motorcycle license if you need to visit the DMV or if you plan to upgrade your license to a Real ID or Enhanced Driver's License (EDL). To be eligible for the renewal, you must provide:
- One proof of your identity and date of birth, such as a:
- U.S. passport.
- Permanent Resident Card.
- U.S. birth certificate.
- Certificate of Citizenship.
- One proof of lawful status in the United States, including your:
- U.S. birth certificate.
- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services documents.
One proof of your Social Security Number, such as a:
- W-2 form.
- 1099 form.
- Social Security card.
- Two proofs of Vermont residency, including:
- Utility bills.
- Lease or landlord statements.
- Homeowner or renter insurance policies.
If your name has changed or you are a non-citizen, you may be required to provide additional information. You are also required to bring in your current driver's license with motorcycle endorsement when applying for a renewal.
Instances When You Cannot Renew Your Motorcycle License in Vermont
You may not be permitted to renew an M1 license in VT if your current license is revoked or suspended. If it has been expired for three years or longer, your renewal will also be denied. If you no longer reside in the state or are not a legal citizen, you are not eligible to renew with the Vermont DMV.
If a family member has reported that you are no longer fit to drive a motor vehicle or operate a motorcycle, your renewal may also be denied. You may be asked to visit a local DMV to re-take the knowledge, driving and vision exams.
How to Renew a Vermont Motorcycle License by Mail
You can only complete the Vermont motorcycle endorsement renewal and driver's license renewal process by mail if the photo on your license was taken less than four years ago. You are also only eligible to renew by mail if do not have a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) of any kind and you do not need to complete a name change, take any exams or upgrade your driver's license.
You will receive a motorcycle license renewal notification letter that will indicate the renewal methods you can use. This letter will also provide you with details on how to complete the renewal process by mail successfully if you qualify for this method. The renewal notification includes a form that you must thoroughly complete, sign, date and mail back to the DMV. Include any address changes you may have had on the form.
If you did not receive a renewal notification letter but you know you are eligible to renew by mail, you can download and print a renewal application on the DMV site. When you have completed this form or application, you must also provide the license renewal fees in the form of a check, made payable to the "Vermont DMV." You can mail the check and your completed renewal notice or application to:
Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles 120 State Street Montpelier, VT 05603-0001
How to Renew a Vermont Motorcycle License in Person
You may need to find out where to renew a motorcycle license in VT if you do not qualify to renew your license by mail. You may be required to visit a local DMV office to complete the renewal process if:
- You want to upgrade your driver's license to a Real ID or EDL.
- You have not had your photo taken in four years or longer.
- You need to take exams.
- You need to change your name.
- Proof of identity, citizenship or residency is requested.
- You cannot pay the renewal fees by check.
You can find a list of DMV office locations where you can renew a motorcycle endorsement on the department's website. Review the entry details of your desired office location so you can learn the services offered and the hours available. Some offices may accept appointments while other offices only accept walk-ins.
Bring all required documents and your current driver's license with you, along with renewal fees. To pay your renewal fees, most offices accept:
- Personal checks.
- Traveler's checks.
- Money orders.
- Credit cards (Visa, Mastercard and Discover).
In some cases, a DMV office may charge an extra 3 percent transaction fee for using a credit card as payment.
How to Renew a Motorcycle Permit in Vermont
You can renew a motorcycle permit in Vermont about 30 days before the permit is set to expire. Your permit remains active for 120 days and you will receive a renewal notification in the mail 30 days before the expiration date. If you need more time operating your motorcycle with your permit before completing the requirements to earn your endorsement, you can renew your permit twice. After the second renewal, however, if you still have not completed the requirements to earn your endorsement, you must wait 12 months until you can attempt to obtain a new permit.
To renew your permit, you must complete the renewal form and mail it to the DMV, along with a check for the renewal fee. If you did not receive a renewal notification by mail, you can download, print and fill out a motorcycle permit renewal application and send it into the DMV with your fee. You can also visit your local DMV to turn in the renewal application or form, pay the renewal fee and turn in your current permit for a renewal. When you successfully apply for a renewal, you are provided with a new permit that is valid for another 120 days.
Vermont Motorcycle License Renewal Costs
The VT motorcycle license renewal fee you must pay depends on the period of time you choose to renew your driver's license, either two or four years. Your motorcycle endorsement renewal is added into this fee. If you are renewing a motorcycle permit, your renewal period is 120 days.
Learn All You Need to Know About Renewing Your Motorcycle License
The fees you may owe for your renewal are as follows:
- Driver's License Two-Year Renewal With Motorcycle Endorsement: $38
- Driver's License Four-Year Renewal With Motorcycle Endorsement: $63
- Motorcycle Permit Renewal: $20
- Motorcycle Endorsement Renewal: $3 per year
Vermont Motorcycle License Renewal Forms
- Vermont Residency Certification
- Application for License Renewal
- Motorcycle Learner's Permit Application for Renewal
Note: DMV forms change regularly. The forms provided above are current based on the date of writing.
- License Renewal from Vermont.gov
- Motorcycle Endorsement from Vermont.gov
- Motorcycle Manual from Vermont.gov


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Sting: Live at the Olympia Paris (2017)
Sting is one of the few artists who has been able to craft a solo career that is even more successful than their already outrageously successful career as part of a band. With over 100 million albums sold courtesy of his work with both The Police and his later solo offerings, Sting's concerts aren't so much "what will he play?" as they are "what won't he play?", since the choices are so vast. This appealing April 2017 concert in Paris at the City of Light's iconic Olympia venue was ostensibly in support of Sting's 57th and 9th album, but as can be gleaned by the set list reproduced below, it's really like a tour through his long and varied career. The concert is more like an "unplugged" outing than a typical arena rock offering, and it finds Sting in excellent voice backed by an energetic assortment of musicians which includes his son, Joe Sumner.
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The world of coloring is in constant evolution and it's safe to say that the use of vibrant and crazy hair colors has become apparent. While balayage has populated the hair scene for many years, L'Oréal Professionnel decided to step up the game by introducing the newest (and funkiest!) trend yet: PASTELAGE.


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The Higg's boson is a fakeon.. Is this physicist for real?
Because the standard model (StDM) made the most severe wrong decision at the very beginning everything (theory of course!) done in particle physics the last 80 years is more or less waste. The base of all STDM gauging are potentials. But we know today that potentials are only perturbations and not the source of any object.
The even more deep failure was to model the missing link (that occurs naturally with coupled B fields) between particles by so called exchange particles. If you name an egg by pointing to an other egg you are a dumb egghead...
The STDM will die soon but it's like a big whale. If you cut his tale it a takes a long time until the brain notices it.


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Worn and weary, after a less than ideal Christmas day working on the Troopy to change the water pump, we rolled into Port Elliot. We were to stay at the YHA here for about 10 days and we were looking forward to having a hot shower. As we cruised through Port Elliot, it was eerily quiet… either from the Christmas hangover or the quiet before the New Years storm. We turned south at The Strand and as we came over the crest, the Port Elliot Beach House came into glorious view.
The building was built in 1914 by the future mayor of Port Elliot, Mr Harry Handby, who named it the Arcadia Guest House. It was the perfect seaside destination for holiday makers as it overlooked the beautiful Horseshoe Bay and since then, it has had a variety of functions, including an aged care facility for about 25 years. In 2009, it went on the market and was purchased by YHA Australia. They refurbished the building and it is now a spacious, comfortable hostel with a historic feel that accommodates up to 60 guests.
Rooms include double shares, multi-shares, double rooms and family rooms. The shared bathrooms are nice and clean, and there is even an unisex one upstairs. If you're after something a little more special, they also have The Suite, which is a self-contained room with lounge, bathroom and bedroom that overlooks the bay.
The indoor common areas include a television room with free movie hire, and a bookshelf filled with books and board games and a spacious dining area. The kitchen has all the gear – glasses, mugs, plates and cutlery with all the cookware your heart desires. There are two sinks, kettles, toasters, microwaves and stoves. They also have two fridges and pantry shelves to accommodate your food too! If you've run out of cereal, check out the mini store, which is also stocked with tuna, beans and milk.
Outside in the backyard, you'll find a large deck with sun chairs, a BBQ area, large tables for al fresco dining, as well as a ping pong table. The laundry shed has two machines at $3 a load, and there is even a vegetable and herb garden with lots of tomatoes, beets and mint.
One thing we noticed on the first day was the awesome soundtrack that played throughout the hostel. Tunes from artists like The Cure, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Beck, Primus, Queens of the Stone Age, the list goes on. We were in heaven. Plus, the staff at the hostel were awesome and always willing to chat and offer suggestions of where to swim, fish or hang out.
Things within walking distance
2 minutes
- Hotel Elliot – the closest pub. A great location with a fabulous beer garden. Sit in for a pint and a parmi, or try one of their gourmet pizzas, but make sure you have a wad of cash in your wallet. If you have a YHA membership, you'll get a 10% discount on meals.
- The Cockle Train Station – catching the train to either Goolwa or Victor Harbor is a short trip and costs $6.50 per adult for one stop. A bit pricey but if you've walked all the way to Victor Harbor, you probably don't want to walk all the way back.
5 minutes
- Port Elliot town centre with a grocery store, bakery and café.
- The Royal Family Hotel – on the main road in town, this is the second closet pub from the YHA but if you're after a true blue pub meal that won't send you bankrupt, this would be the place to go.
- Horseshoe Bay – the YHA overlooks the bay so you practically have the sea at your doorstep. You have the choice of lazing along the beach, jumping off the jetty or snorkelling at the breakwater.
- Port Elliot Bakery – one of the best bakeries in the region, it's usually busy and has a great selection of soft bread and delicious pies.
Victor Harbor is a 1.5 hour walk west along the coast, or you make the trip in 30 minutes on your bike. Middleton is the next town to the east and takes about 50 minutes to walk to the Middleton Tavern. By car, The McLaren Vale wine region is about 45 minutes north and Deep Creek Conservation Park is about 45 minutes west.
If you're a YHA member, accommodation starts at $25 for a bed in a mixed dorm room, but if you're after something a little more private, the Suite is available for $144 a night. Book now at yha.com.au!
We'd like to extend a massive Thank You to Ben and Chris for being so hospitable and friendly. We had an amazing time at the Port Elliot Beach House YHA and we look forward to visiting again once we've circumnavigated Australia!
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All the ticket & travel info for our trip to Chorley in the FA Cup.
Ticket News:
The game will be segregated, with Barrow supporters able to pay on the gate. We have been allocated 1000 standing tickets and 150 seats, which will be available on the day on a first come first served basis.
Barrow fans should enter via the Pilling Lane turnstiles as the Pilling Lane End is designated the away end. This is the opposite end to the main entrance off Duke Street.
Ticket prices will be as follows:
Adults: £12.00
Concessions: £9.00
Student 16-21 (With Valid Student Card): £7.00
12-16 Year Old: £5.00
U12 (With Paying Adult): Free
Travel Info:
Bluebirds Trust Buses:
The Bluebirds trust have just a few seats remaining on their four buses to the game. For details on how to secure one of the few remaining places, click HERE.
Public Transport:
For those of you using public transport, Chorley train and bus stations are an easy ten- minute walk away.
**Please note Northern Rail services are severely disrupted due to strike action on Saturday**
Parking is limited at the ground but there is a 30 space car park on Pilling Lane (PR7 3EE) which is charged at £3 & gives easy access to the away end, and a limited number of disabled spaces which are free but allocated on a first come basis.
There is also on street parking, the best idea is to make use of the George Street car park which is a 5 – 10 minute walk to the ground & free after 1pm on Saturdays.
Coach parking will be reserved on Brindle Street, access via Pall Mall & Duke Street.
Chorley boasts a great selection of micropubs dotted around the town centre, all worthy of a visit. Notably The Ale Station, Shepherds' Hall Ale House, The Bob Inn, Toastie Tavern, The Shed and Bootleggers. All are within a half-mile stroll of the bus station.
That stroll would also take you past other real ale pubs well worth a visit, notably club sponsor The Crown Hotel. After its recent transformation you can't miss the new bright orange exterior.


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Classical economics vs. behavioral economics.
This posting is in anticipation of my presentation at the third annual meeting of the behavioral economics and finance conference at UCLA, September 21-23. Although my topic is "We have curtailed the power of behavioral economists," while doing more research I have realized that historical turf wars extend to all classical vs. behavioral systems. For example, Behavioral physics (Einstein) has replaced classical physics (Newton) for the betterment of man understanding the universe. Every classical system that incorporates the scientific study of human behavior (how decision-making evolve) gains greater power to make a difference in your life and mine. The scientific study of human behavior in politics may prevent wars. The scientific study of human economic behavior may prevent recessions. The scientific study of human behavior in marriage may prevent divorce. In fact, the scientific study of behavior in human relationship with God, nature and man may prevent most afflictions!
Having said that, sadly, it's all just philosophical. Did you know that throughout my career as a psychologist most of the people I met did not know that thinking and feeling were not a behavior! Do you want a solution that is not just philosophy? Ask me about how to start a C-MOR curriculum in your school!


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One of the booths we really enjoy going to every IPCPR is the General Cigar booth. Everything is organized and we can go from interview to interview seamlessly. One of the great people we get to talk to is Ricky Rodriguez. Ricky has been working on this cigar for 5 years so this was a much anticipated release.
They are packed in 20 count boxes and are available in three vitolas. The Corona (5-1/2x44), Robusto (5x52), and the Churchill (7x48).
Check out this interview with Ricky Rodriguez. He talks about the Pilon at the 3:00 mark.
The nose on the CAO Pilon is spicy molasses, cedar, some moss. Lots of pepper and molasses on the wrapper.
I used a v-cutter and found the draw to be tight.
Creamy. sweet. and woody to open up the first draw. The retrohale is light and creamy with a slight lingering pepper after. There's almost a smoky undercurrent to each draw which reminds me of a complex campfire smoke, or really faint peat. As the first third settles in there's a bright vegetal note. I mentioned the draw was tight, but I had no draw issues and the burn is razor sharp. Twenty minutes in a nice rich spice develops on the retrohale at a medium minus strength level. The first third wraps up with a spice and wood combination.
The smoke in the middle third is creamy and finishes with a dry woody flavor. The retrohale is sweet, woody and spicy. As the middle third settles in there's a rich meaty savoriness. Each draw is still finishing with that dry wood flavor. At the halfway mark there's a sweet, almost fruity note.
The CAO Pilon is still creamy in the last third, with the spice falling off. The retrohale is slightly spicy, some wood, with the sweetness that was previously present being quite subdued.
The CAO Pilon is extremely enjoyable, and I'm a big fan of the release in a Corona vitola. Pretty easy box split choice here.
The CAO Pilon would go with a wide variety of soda pop, bourbon and some light to sherried whiskies.
I really like the branding on this. There is a lot going on with the band, but its still organized and sharp looking. The band is white with different brown shades on it detailing the brand 'CAO', the blend 'Pilon', the vitola 'Lote Pequeno' as well as things ike size, blend information, and Rick Rodriguez' name. On the back is some artwork on a pilon. Its really a cool band that includes a lot of information that I wish more manufacturers included on the band - its good stuff to know for a cigar junkie. The cigar itself appears to be a flawless deep milk-chocolate with minimal veins. Chocolate and earth are the aromas off the foot. I clip the cap and take some cold draws that have a little cocoa, but also some woody earthiness.
I light the cigar and any chocolate I thought I might get from the pre-light inspection is gone, and I get a lot of woody flavors with very subtle hints of spice on the retro. This is a bit lighter than I prefer typically, but I'm smoking this first thing in the morning with some coffee and really digging it. The draw has a bit more resistance than I like, and I notice that the cigar looks a bit overfilled, but, while the smoke output isn't great, its not hurting the experience.
As I enter the middle, the power has ramped up a bit, but its still firmly in the medium range. The pepper flavor permeates from the front of the tongue through the retrohale. The ash held firm for over an inch and a half, and just as I went to take a picture of it, the ash fell off. The draw has opened now and is now giving off copious amounts of smoke. The flavors in the middle have been pretty consistent, and I'm not loving this cigar as much as I was off the light, but I'm still enjoying it. The ash is, again, holding on very well as I've got another inch of ash on this cigar.
In the final third, I'm getting more of the same flavors as the middle. Wood is probably the dominant flavor with a spice and strength that hovers on top. There is a slight sweetness that lingers subtly. Burn and draw remain perfect.
This is a good cigar, but not great. It started off amazingly, and I got really excited off the light, but it peaked a bit too early for my liking. I think this is a good late morning cigar that I'll enjoy smoking again with some coffee while sitting on my deck. I'll keep a couple in the humidor
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Great review guys...I'm going to smoke my first Pilon Corona this week. I can tell you one thing...these cigars have been flying off my local shops shelf like no other cigar in the humidor...