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Sedans have been among the most widely driven types of cars on the road for the last hundred years. Their four-door body configuration means ample interior space and their hinged trunks makes them ideal for carrying small amounts of cargo. Sedans typically seat four or more people and have fixed roofs.
Sedans are technically passenger cars that have been configured to have three separate compartments for the engine, passengers, and cargo respectively. Passenger compartments in a sedan tend to be roomy, comfortable and well appointed. Sedans as a rule have two rows of seats with ample legroom for passengers riding in the back. Generally speaking, sedans should have four doors. However a number of two door sedans have been introduced over the years and some models remain in production today. Typically, the cargo compartment or trunk of a sedan is located in the rear, although there have been a number of exceptions to this over the years. Sedans are sometimes also known as saloons, particularly in the UK.
The first car to utilize the three-compartment configuration of a sedan was the Renault Voiturette Type B, a French passenger car that was introduced back in 1899. Sedans were widely produced throughout the 1920s, and began to diversify throughout the 1960s. They also continued to grow in size until the 1970s and 1980s when concerns over fuel economy brought about the introduction of compact sedans.
Sedan Variations
Over the years, automakers have produced a wide variety of different versions of the sedan. Sedans are available in different sizes as well as in four-door, two-door, and fastback models. Nowadays it's fairly common to hear sedans described as compact, luxury, family, or sports cars.
Compact sedans are smaller than standard sedans and tend to offer better fuel economy. However even the smallest of sedans may be capable of comfortably accommodating four passengers and their belongings.
Family sedans are usually midsize or larger. These are typically four-door vehicles with roomy back seats that were designed with families with children in mind.
Luxury sedans have as much interior space as family sedans and sometimes more. They are elegantly appointed and often come equipped with every extra imaginable.
The term sport sedan has been regarded as a marketing ploy by some. Generally speaking, it's used to denote compact to midsized sedans with sportier lines, more powerful engines and improved handling capabilities.
Popular Sedans
Sedans are among the most widely driven types of cars on the road today. Just about every major auto manufacturer makes a sedan. In fact, most make several. Some of the more popular economical compact sedans include the Honda Civic, the Nissan Sentra, the Toyota Corolla, and the Hyundai Elantra.
Popular family sedans include the Ford Taurus, the Toyota Camry, the Honda Accord, the Nissan Altima, the Volkswagen Passat, the Buick Lacrosse, and the Chevrolet Impala.
BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Volvo make some of the most popular luxury sedans in the world. Other manufacturers that produce luxury sedans include Cadillac, Infiniti, Chrysler, Lexus, and Lincoln. At the very top end of the luxury sedan market you'll find high-end manufacturers like Rolls Royce and Bentley.
Some of the more popular models of sport sedan that are available today include the Subaru Impreza, the BMW 3-Series, the Acura TSX, and the Audi A6 Sedan.
Who Are Sedans Best Suited For?
Since sedans are available in such a wide variety of sizes and styles, they can be ideal for just about anybody.
As the name implies, family sedans can be the perfect cars for families with kids. Family sedans are not only designed to be spacious and comfortable, but are frequently equipped with added safety features.
Compact sedans are more economical and get better mileage. These types of sedans are perfect anyone who is on a tighter budget. These also make good family cars, particularly for families with small kids.
If it's in your price range, nothing says luxury like a high-end sedan. Driving a spacious, well-equipped luxury sedan like a BMW or a Mercedes is a great way to not only get there in style, but to enjoy the ride along the way as well.
Sport sedans also offer comfort and style. However these cars are typically designed with a little more performance in mind. Sport sedans are ideal for drivers who want to enjoy driving on the road as much as they want to enjoy riding in their car.


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04-14-2012 10:57 AM - last edited on 08-04-2014 06:37 PM by Cleo_Lenovo
I have compiled a Clean Install Guide that will enable you to burn a Legal and genuine Windows 7 Edition + All the latest drivers / utilities that you need for your IdeaPad /Y570 to function properly at the max performance!
All the Intel Drivers are the latest ones and also downloading the latest nVIDIA Drivers v296.10 gave me an additional 150 3DMarks in 3DMark11
The guide is here
My Benchmarks:
Solved! Go to Solution.
@berryracer wrote:
I have created a comprehensive Clean Install Guide ?
From your link "I recommend formatting your drives, deleting the useless Asus recovery partition, repartitioning as needed and installing a clean copy of Windows. You can later make a backup of Windows to replace the functionality of the Asus recovery partition."
Did you really create this tutorial?
04-14-2012 12:20 PM - edited 04-14-2012 12:25 PM
Yes I did, and sorry for the typos...I had copied the initial part from my ASUS Clean Install guide as the first part is about Windows which is the same for most laptops
Fixed now....
04-14-2012 02:40 PM - edited 04-15-2012 12:09 AM
Not a real problem seeing it's a very good guide, but I'd be happier if you would have used the word "compiled" instead of "created" Good Job!
compiledpast participle, past tense of com·pile (Verb)
04-25-2012 04:25 PM - edited 04-25-2012 04:32 PM
Are there extra complications for Y570's that have SSD with RapidBoot/RapidDrive installed? I was under the impression that those were pretty finicky about how they're dealt with.
@shiva7663 wrote:
Are there extra complications for Y570's that have SSD with RapidBoot/RapidDrive installed? I was under the impression that those were pretty finicky about how they're dealt with.
That's an entirely different topic as the mSATA SSD is hidden by default and you cant install Windows on it. I am working on this....
One of these days I'd like to upgrade to Windows 7 Professional. And upgrade to a faster hard drive and larger SSD. I'm doing a lot of wishful thinking. heh.
Nice write up, and great job on the PC Tweakers site! Kudos to you.
One question on your instructions about downloading from digital river, and using the COA key on the bottom of the system. Our COA is for the OEM version of Windows that is preloaded.
Is the download you are suggested for a retail version? If so, I don't think the key from the COA on the bottom of the system is going to unlock it, or perhaps in 30 days, the user could start getting the activation messages.
Thoughts on this? I've not tried your process, so I'm just curious.
Thanks again.

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Ken Russell
Oliver Reed
The Devils
Michael Parkinson
The Troubles
Northern Ireland
Mickey Spillane
Oliver Reed would have been 75-years-young today. Probably still making movies, entertaining audiences and no doubt fulfilling the needs of unimaginative TV commissioners by appearing, or pretending to be drunk on their tacky chat shows.
I think boredom inspired much of Reed's bad behavior—it usually took less than 10 minutes of dumb questioning before Reed was playing-up as the resident drunk. It is still refreshing to find an olde interview with the great Hell Raiser, when he was having a night-off and talking (mainly) sense to his interrogator—here Michael Parkinson.
In interviews, Reed could still play the idiot savant (here making daft and knowingly offensive comments about intelligent women—who probably terrified him—Reed was dsylexic, and his own education had been piecemeal), if he had lost interest in the subject matter. Then reveal himself as someone who thought about what he was doing—notably here he discussed making The Devils with Ken Russell, which he tied directly into the "Troubles" in Northern Ireland, where Religion had once again divided a country and set its people murderously against each other.
'I'm still getting paid for that film. Neither Ken Russell or I got any money for that film [The Devils]. We got our expenses—but we made that film because we thought it was the proper time, and in light, maybe, of the Troubles in Ulster now, it was the proper time for that film to be made. We weren't trying to afford anybody proper niceties, any proper little entertainments, little asides before tea, we were showing them the bigotry that goes on, or that humanity is capable of, and that was all we were doing….
....How many times have armies fought under the banner of Christianity, and how many lives have been destroyed? Let's not have it again, please.'
The interview is from the Parkinson chat show in 1973, and amongst the guests are novelist Mickey Spillane and TV personality (famed for being on What's My Line? in the 1950s, who sadly committed suicide after a shop-lifting charge in the 1980s). Throughout, Reed's self-deprecating humor is evident and he did couple of funny impressions of Michael Winner and James Stewart. However, it's still sad to think that such a naturally talented actor is no longer with us.
Happy Birthday Oliver Reed!
Bonus: the full interview with Oliver Reed, after the jump…


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Sunday, 22 February 2009
CakeFest III
To summarise: CakeFest is a weekend long celebration of baking and cake, culminating in a tea party on Sunday. It has few rules but one is that nothing must be eaten on Sunday other than cake (cream and jam is acceptable as long as attached to cake when eaten).
My nephew and trusty sidekick, The Boy Wonder, added his baking skills to mine and much fabulous cake was produced. The order of play for CakeFest III was as follows:
Peach cheesecake – click here for recipe
Fruit tarts – click here for recipe
Double chocolate cupcakes – click here for recipe
Butter cake – click here for recipe
Gingerbread men – click here for recipe
Sour cream cinnamon cake – click here for recipe
15 comments:
- trasha said...
CakeFest is like Glastonbury isn't it?
In these early years it is just you and the boy wonder and before you know where you are there will be helicopters over the back garden, a-list celebrities schlepping through the mud of the borders destroying the perennials and people paying hundreds of pounds just to be able to say they were there! OMIGOD you are going corporate!
- 22 February 2009 at 20:12
- April said...
please can I come to Cakefest?
I'll bring a contribution ;-)
April xx
- 22 February 2009 at 20:57
- The Sugar Fairy said...
Love the CakeFest idea. Don't know if my healthy living husband would agree but i'd love to do a CakeFest Australia. Would you mind very much?
- 23 February 2009 at 03:11
- The Caked Crusader said...
Hi Sugar Fairy
Of course you can do a CakeFest - everybody should do a CakeFest. It is at the very heart of what my Commandment number 10 was aiming for!
- 23 February 2009 at 08:39
- Margaret said...
Cake partying all day and night!!!
I could do that - no problem.
As usual everything looks wonderful.
- 23 February 2009 at 11:20
- Rhiannon said...
that is the best idea I have ever seen
one question... could you incorporate some kind of savoury baked foods (cheesey bread and the like) to prevent sugar overload? or is that totally not the point of cakefest?
- 23 February 2009 at 14:10
- pigpigscorner said...
Cakefest sounds awesome! I wish I can attend one too!
- 23 February 2009 at 15:54
- The Caked Crusader said...
Hi Rhiannon
My gut instinct is to ban savoury goods but, as I am a lenient tolerant sort of cove, how about we compromise? If savoury goods are present it must be called Cake&OtherBakesFest
- 23 February 2009 at 18:56
- jen said...
I think I could find at least a *few* people to agree to partake in an Irish CakeFest ;-)
- 23 February 2009 at 19:18
- katepang said...
Love the gingerbread dogs! I'm in the Aberdeen University Geography Cake Club - can we copy Cakefest? We raise money for charity...
- 23 February 2009 at 21:22
- Mike of Mike's Table said...
First, I read "nothing must be eaten on Sunday" and thought oh no, awful holiday. Then I read "other than cake" and saw the amazing spread. Move to Florida--lol, I want all of that!
- 23 February 2009 at 21:35
- The Cooking Ninja said...
wow those are gorgeous! Delicious cakes :)
- 24 February 2009 at 17:57
- Katie said...
Wow what a yummy and enjoyable day that must ahve been - sampling all those goodies. The cheesecake looks so tall and light, the gingerbread men so cute and I'm longing for the recipe for the sour cream cinnamon cake - YUM!!
- 24 February 2009 at 19:26
- Snooky doodle said...
wow how many delicious tings to eat :) I especially love the tarts yummy
- 25 February 2009 at 05:36
- Anamika:The Sugarcrafter said...
I love this array of the delicous sugar works laid on the table in different forms..where should i begin..it's good to be back and treated with such nice visual show..well done !
- 27 February 2009 at 17:42


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Shrewsbury (Pennsylvania)
Shrewsbury is a town in the agricultural Alleghenies and Susquehanna Valley region of York County, Pennsylvania. It is located four miles above the Mason-Dixon line (PA-MD border). With approximately 3,500 people residing in Shrewsbury, it is a small suburban community with many farms and family owned or Amish farmers' markets. Its accessibility to Interstate 83 makes it very easy for travelers to reach many other Pennsylvania and Maryland locations.
Shrewsbury was first settled in part of a larger area known as Shrewsbury Township in 1739. As the village developed, it was incorporated as its own town in 1834. The largest ancestry group in Shrewsbury is from Germany, with 38 percent of residents today identifying with either German or Pennsylvania Dutch heritage. The town of Shrewsbury covers a mere 1.8 square miles, existing in the township that covers 29 square miles. The township includes Shrewsbury, Railroad, New Freedom, and Glen Rock, and students attend the Southern York County School District.
The town has developed rapidly, with a population increase of 45 percent in the past 20 years. With nearly double the people, farms and pieces of land have been sold and commercialized with creation of strip malls and multiple shopping plazas. Although Shrewsbury is part of the York metropolitan area, most commuters travel south to Baltimore County for work. Sixty-five percent of Shrewsbury residents are married or have families, with a median family income of about $57,000 per year. The majority of citizens in Shrewsbury claim to be registered Republicans, and demographically, the town is 97 percent white.
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By Car
Driving North: From Baltimore, take Interstate 83 North. Shrewsbury is the first exit when you cross into Pennsylvania, Exit 4 Shrewsbury.
Driving South: From York, take Interstate 83 South. Shrewsbury is the last exit before crossing the Maryland line, Exit 4 Shrewsbury.
Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI), Baltimore, MD 21240, 410-859-7111. About a 50 minute drive from Shrewsbury, BWI airport has many flight options available. There are also many rental car companies for travelers to choose from if they are driving North to Shrewsbury. Be careful of rush-hour flights because traffic can make the commute over an hour and a half from Baltimore to Shrewsbury on any given day. Take 195 West from the airport to Interstate 95 North for 2.1 miles. Take the I-695 North/Baltimore Beltway Inner Loop for 17 miles, and exit 24 to Interstate 83 North. Shrewsbury is the first exit once you cross into Pennsylvania, exit 4 Shrewsbury.
Harrisburg International Airport (MDT), Terminal One, #300, Middletown, PA 17057, 717-948-3900. Smaller airport than BWI with less flight options, but is usually a shorter commute because there is usually less traffic than when coming from Baltimore. There are also many rental car companies to choose from. Take 283 West from the airport to Interstate 76 West (the PA turnpike) for 5 miles. Exit 242 takes you to Interstate 83 South. Drive for 36 miles to exit 4, Shrewsbury.
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Rabbit Transit, Main Location: 1230 Roosevelt Avenue, York, PA 17404. 717-846-7433, http://www.rabbittransit.org/. There are Rabbit Transit stops at many different places in Shrewsbury, including Shrewsbury Commons, Market Square, the public library, and the Markets at Shrewsbury. Service is reliable and can take you from Shrewsbury to other places around York County on 15 of their fixed routes. The Shrewsbury to York route is Monday-Friday, 6 am - 7 pm. Senior citizen and student discounts are available. Out of town adult one-way fare: $1.40. Unlimited adult day-pass: $4.25.
Rabbit Transit discontinued this route as of October, 2012.
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Mason-Dixon Line, at the Mason-Dixon Farm Market, 18166 Susquehanna Trail South. There is a concrete post that marks the border between Maryland and Pennsylvania in Shrewsbury, where slaves were made free after crossing into Pennsylvania during the Civil War. Farm market owners have stories to share about Underground Railroad houses and other slave stops between Maryland and Pennsylvania. Free to stand and take a picture with the concrete post marker.
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Charles Sweeney Memorial Park, Playground Avenue and Old Susquenhanna Trail. Call Borough building for more information or pavilion requests, 717-235-4371. Baseball field, two basketball courts, playground equipment, three picnic pavilions, and other picnic areas.
Rail Trail, part of the York County Department of Parks and Recreation, 45 Cherry Street, Seven Valleys, PA 17360, 717-428-0999, http://www.yorkcountytrails.org/. Bicycle, running, or walking trails that go from Bel-Air, MD to just short of Harrisburg, PA. Beautiful year round and free to spend the entire day on the trails. More secluded in the winter, lots of passer-bys during the rest of the year. No parking lot in Shrewsbury, but the Seven Valleys park office is just 10 minutes away.
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Antique Center, North Main Street. Store hours vary, mostly 9 am - 4 pm. Various antique and small boutiques that are locally owned and cherished. More than 10 antique shops carrying anything from furniture and jewelry to clothing and more modern day items. Heading east on Forrest Avenue off of Interstate 83, turn right at the third light on North Main Street. The stores are on both sides of the street and you can park on the side by meter.
Markets' at Shrewsbury, 12025 Susquehanna Trail, Glen Rock, PA 17327, 717-235-6611. http://www.marketsatshrewsbury.com/. Open Thursday from 9 am - 5 pm, Friday from 9 am - 7 pm, and Saturday from 8 am - 5 pm. Can be seen from Interstate 83 between exit 8, Glen Rock, and the Shrewsbury exit. Different vendors including region-unique foods such as fruit, vegetables, meat, corn, candies, and other treats. Also Amish furniture made in Lancaster County, PA, crafts, Penn Dutch structures, and more with new vendors adding every week. Probably the largest attraction in town where travelers can get a little taste and feel of everything. Heading east on Forrest Avenue off of Interstate 83, turn right at the third light onto North Main Street, following for 5 miles to the markets on your right.
Market Square, at main the intersection on South Main Street. Includes more restaurants, tanning, nails salon, banks, a liquor store, and more. Across the street from CVS Pharmacy and two gas stations. Heading east on Forrest Avenue off of Interstate 83, turn left at the third light onto South Main Street, following for one mile to the market square intersection.
Mason-Dixon Farm Market, 18166 Susquehanna Trail South, New Freedom, PA 17349, 717-235-4338. Hours vary with season; usually Monday - Saturday, 9 am - 6 pm. Fruits, vegetables, hay, manure, mulch, landscaping, Christmas trees, and more. The She's Got Crabs' Shack works out of the parking lot in the summer, selling fresh crabs from Chesapeake Bay crabbers. Heading east on Forrest Avenue off of Interstate 83, turn left at the third light onto South Main Street, following for seven miles to the farmers' market on your left.
Shrewsbury Commons, Shrewsbury Commons Avenue. Shopping plaza that can be seen from Interstate 83, including many fast food and other restaurants, Wal-Mart Supercenter, the UPS Store, and more. Heading east on Forrest Avenue off of Interstate 83, turn left at the first light into Shrewsbury Commons shopping center.
Shrewsbury Square, Mount Airy Road. Shopping plaza that can be seen from Interstate 83, including more fast food restaurants, Giant grocery store, hair salon, eye doctor, Hallmark, and more. Heading east on Forrest Avenue off of Interstate 83, turn right at the first light onto Mount Airy Road, and the Shrewsbury Square is on your right.
Stonebridge Plaza, Wolfe Road. Shopping area that can be seen from Interstate 83, including restaurants, Gold's Gym, Home Depot, and more. Heading west on Forrest Avenue off of Interstate 83, turn left at the first light across the bridge and into the Stonebridge Plaza shopping area.
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Big Apple Bagels, 586 Shrewsbury Commons Avenue, Shrewsbury Commons, 717-235-9559. http://www.bigapplebagels.com/shrewsbury. Monday-Friday, 6 am - 6 pm, Saturday 7 am – 5 pm, Sunday 7 am – 4 pm. Order at the counter and get your breakfast or lunch to eat there or to-go. Very quick service, with Brewsters' Coffee, fresh bagels and muffins baked every day. There are also breakfast sandwiches and deli, salad, and omlette sandwich options. Average breakfast or lunch sandwich price: $6.00.
Cracker Barrel, 13600 Wolfe Road, Stonebridge Plaza, 717-235-4040. http://www.crackerbarrel.com/. Sunday – Thursday, 6 am – 10 pm, Friday and Saturday, 6 am – 11 pm. Home style country cooking served at large tables, where the fireplace can keep you warm. Breakfast is served all day, along with lunch and dinner menus. Busiest on Sunday mornings, but you can wait for your table outside on the rocking chairs or browse the country store. Entrees are more expensive than other breakfast locations and the service is a bit slower, but you also get larger portions and side dishes with every meal. Homemade desserts baked daily. Average breakfast platter price: $8.00.
Mason-Dixon Family Restaurant, 3 Old Farm Lane, Market Square Shopping Center. 717-235-6471. Monday-Friday, 6 am – 9 pm, Saturday and Sunday, 7 am - 8 pm. Always busy with locals and families, but fast and welcoming service with local high school students waiting and hosting tables. Diner-type food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Pancakes and waffles for less than $2. Average breakfast platter price: $5.75.
Ship to Shore Coffee, Inc., 17 Old Farm Lane, Market Square Shopping Center, 717-227-2232. Monday-Friday, 6 am – 5 pm. Saturday and Sunday, 7 am – 4 pm. Serves light bakery items along with coffee beans that are roasted right on location. Huge selection of coffee drinks, cappuccinos, lattes, etc. Very friendly owner that knows most of his customers by name. Drive-up service on weekday mornings and a side room with tables and board games available too. Average pastry and cup of coffee price: $5.00.
Starbucks Coffee, Inc., 14605 Mount Airy Road, Shrewsbury Square, 717-227-3520. http://www.starbucks.com/store/12078. Monday – Saturday, 5:30 am – 9:30 pm. Sunday, 6 am – 9 pm. Drive-thru and walk-in service available that is very fast and very friendly. Serves all Starbucks products with light breakfast and lunch items available as well. Wireless Internet available. Average pastry and cup of coffee price: $6.00.
Aldo's Pizza, 39 E Forrest Avenue, 717-227-0445. Open Sunday - Thursday, 11 am - 9 pm, Friday and Saturday, 11 am - 11 pm. Very friendly family-owned restaurant that knows all of their customers by name. American-Italian food (spaghetti and meatballs) a little highly priced, but a locals' favorite with the family and familiar atmosphere. Hand-tossed pizzas and family sauce recipes to choose from. They do not deliver but pick-up option is available. Average dinner price: $14.99. Average medium pizza price: $9.99.
Aldo's Pizza, has been replaced by Bubba D's Pizza. Details of Bubba D's operation is uncertain, but to be sure, Aldo's is out.
Coach Light Restaurant, 99 E Forrest Avenue, 717-235-4711. Open every day from 7 am - 9 pm. One of the oldest restaurants in town, a local's favorite for meatloaf and other country cooking. Most crowded around early dinnertime, from about 3 pm - 5 pm. Average dinner price: $11.99
Emerald Garden, 564 Shrewsbury Commons Avenue, Shrewsbury Commons, 717-227-2288. Open every day from 11 am - 10 pm. Asian food with inexpensive deals for lunch, such as the two for $10. Friendly staff and very quick service, with take-out option also available. Average dinner price: $13.50.
Ginza Japanese Restaurant, 616 Shrewsbury Commons Avenue, Shrewsbury Commons, 717-227-4949. Open every day from noon - 11 pm. Sushi and hibachi style restaurant, with the food prepared right in front of you. BYOB and good for large groups and the take-out option is also available. Average dinner price at the hibachi: $16.99.
Nikolas' Café, 551 S Main Street, Market Square Shopping Center, 717-235-2200. http://nikolascafe.com/. Open Monday, 3 pm - 9 pm, Tuesday - Thursday, 11 am - 9 pm, Friday and Saturday, 11 am - 9:30 pm, Closed on Sundays. Very small indoor dining area, but outdoor seating is available during the summer and late spring/early fall months. Carry-out option is available, along with catering services. Authentic Italian recipes served by a very friendly and small waiting staff. Call ahead for a table if dining in. Average dinner price: $15.99.
Ruby Tuesday's, 1020 Far Hills Drive, Stonebridge Plaza, 717-235-0223. http://www.rubytuesday.com/. Open every day from 11 am - midnight. One of the few restaurants in town with a liquor license, so there is a fully equipped bar and drinks available. Salad bar, open for lunch and dinner. No reservations, but call ahead seating is available. Average dinner price: $12.99.
Sal's Pizza, 437 S Main Street, 717-227-4846. Open Sunday - Thursday, noon - 10 pm, Friday and Saturday, noon - 11 pm. Small dining area with outdoor seating available during the summer and late spring/early fall months. Calzones, Stromboli, pizza, salads, and more, with carry-out or delivery options available. Average dinner price: $9.99.
Spataro's Italian Restaurant, 634 Shrewsbury Commons Avenue, Shrewsbury, Commons, 717-227-2000. Open everyday from 11 am - 10 pm. One of the few restaurants in town with a liquor license. Calzones, stromboli, pasta dishes, and more for lunch and dinner, served by a friendly waiting staff that is usually a little slow. Larger dining area than other pizza or Italian restaurants in town, with carry-out or pizza delivery options available. Average dinner price: $14.99.
Sons of Sicily, is located next to the Giant. Around the dinner hours on the weekends, Sons of Sicily is normaly to packed for even carry-out pizza. If you would like to sit at a booth, it is best to stop by at a mid-point between lunch and dinner.
Fast Food
Arby's, 669 Shrewsbury Commons Avenue, 717-235-8849. http://www.arbys.com/. Open every day from 10 am - 10 pm, drive-thru available. Roast beef sandwiches, curly fries, and other alternatives to a "typical" fast food menu. Average meal price: $4.99.
Chick-fil-A, 14665 Mount Airy Road, Shrewsbury Square, 717-235-4200. http://www.chick-fil-a.com/#home. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner available Monday-Saturday, 6 am - 10 pm, drive-thru available. Closed on Sundays. Chicken sandwiches, waffle fries, wraps, desserts, and other fast food items. There is also a play place for children. Average meal price: $6.99.
McDonald's, 534 Shrewsbury Commons Avenue, 717-235-4663. http://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en/home.html. Open 24 hours, drive-thru available, and there's a play place for children. Average meal price: $3.99.
Subway, 576 Shrewsbury Commons Avenue, 717-227-1741. http://www.subway.com/subwayroot/index.aspx. Open Monday-Friday, 7 am - 10 pm, Saturday and Sunday, 8 am to 10 pm. Subs, sandwiches, and wraps for breakfast lunch and dinner. Bread baked daily and fresh sandwich options. Average meal price: $7.49.
Taco Bell, 450 Shrewsbury Commons Avenue, Shrewsbury Commons, 717-227-1307. http://www.tacobell.com/. Open Sunday-Thursday, 10:30 am - midnight, Friday and Saturday, 10:30 am - 1 am. Tacos, burritos, nachos, and other "typical" fast food alternatives. Average meal price: $4.99.
Wendy's, 75 E Forrest Avenue, 717-227-2563. http://wendys.com/. Open every day from 10 am - midnight for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Average meal price: $3.99.
Domino's Pizza, 548 S Main Street, 717-235-6500. http://www.dominos.com/. Open Sunday - Thursday, 3 pm - midnight, Friday and Saturday, 3 pm - 2 am. Delivery or order online options also available. Average medium pizza price: $9.99.
Pizza Hut, 546 S Main Street, 717-235-7911. http://www.pizzahut.com/. Open every day from noon - midnight. Lunch buffet Monday - Friday. Delivery, order online, and iPhone App options also available. Average medium pizza price: $8.99.
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Shrewsbury only has one hotel, which is located in the Stonebridge Plaza. There are motels off the exit before and the exit after on Interstate 83 if travelers would like to seek cheaper locations. Most people traveling in and around Shrewsbury have family nearby; for those familiar with the area, the Bed and Breakfast that used to exist on Main Street was closed a couple of years ago.
Hampton Inn, 1000 Far Hills Drive. From Interstate I-83 take Exit 4, Shrewsbury. East onto Rt 851 (towards Stewartstown). Turn left onto Wolfe Rd in the Stonebridge Plaza. Take the first left onto Far Hills Drive, and the Hampton Inn is on the left. Phone: 717-235-9898. Fax: 717-235-9897, http://www.hamptoninn.com/en/hp/hotels/index.jhtml?ctyhocn=SWYPAHX. Check-in time at 3 pm, Check-out time at 11 am. Can be seen from Interstate 83. As the only hotel in town, there are always lots of people coming and going, so travelers should almost always plan to book their stay in advance, especially in the summer. There's a complimentary breakfast with good service, and an indoor swimming pool that is very clean. Current price is listed as $111/night.
Shrewsbury Borough Municipal Building, 35 W Railroad Avenue, 717-235-4371. http://www.shrewsburyborough.org/. Open Monday - Friday, 8 am - 4 pm. Information about the town, services, and local government. Public computers, phones, and maps available for travelers.
Southern York County Library, 80 Constitution Avenue, 717-235-4313. http://www.yorklibraries.org/syc/. Open Monday - Wednesday, 10 am - 8 pm, Thursday - Saturday, 10 am - 5 pm, closed on Sundays. Free Internet and Wifi available, information about the town, childrens' programs, and town services directory.
Get out[edit]
Nearby destinations that are suitable for day trips include:
York, PA: Explore the unofficial, first capital of the United States and the original Harley-Davidson manufacturing factory. (15 miles, approx. 20 minute car ride)
Harrisburg, PA: Explore the Capital of Pennsylvania. (42 miles, approx. 50 minute car ride)
Hershey, PA: Explore Hershey Park and other chocolate town attractions. (50 miles, approx. 50 minute car ride)
Lancaster, PA: Explore Amish country. (40 miles, approx. 45 mintue car ride)
Baltimore, MD: Explore Inner Harbor and enjoy Maryland blue crab or other fresh seafood. (40 miles, approx. 45 minute car ride)
Washington, D.C.: Explore the nation's Capital. (80 miles, approx. 1.5 hour car ride)


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How our nerves keep firing: Biologists see ultrafast recycling of neurotransmitter-filled bubbles
University of Utah and German biologists discovered how nerve cells recycle tiny bubbles or "vesicles" that send chemical nerve signals from one cell to the next. The process is much faster and different than two previously proposed mechanisms for recycling the bubbles.
Researchers photographed mouse brain cells using an electron microscope after flash-freezing the cells in the act of firing nerve signals. That showed the tiny vesicles are recycled to form new bubbles only one-tenth of a second after they dump their cargo of neurotransmitters into the gap or "synapse" between two nerve cells or neurons.
"Without recycling these containers or 'synaptic vesicles' filled with neurotransmitters, you could move once and stop, think one thought and stop, take one step and stop, and speak one word and stop," says University of Utah biologist Erik Jorgensen, senior author of the study in the Dec. 4 issue of the journal Nature.
"A fast nervous system allows you to think and move. Recycling synaptic vesicles allows your brain and muscles to keep working longer than a couple of seconds," says Jorgensen, a distinguished professor of biology. "This process also may protect neurons from neurodegenerative diseases like Lou Gehrig's disease and Alzheimer's. So understanding the process may give us insights into treatments someday."
A brain cell maintains a supply of 300 to 400 vesicles to send chemical nerve signals, using up to several hundred per second to release neurotransmitters, says the study's first author, postdoctoral fellow Shigeki Watanabe.
Recycling vesicles is called "endocytosis." Jorgensen and Watanabe named the process they observed "ultrafast endocytosis." They showed it takes one-tenth of a second for a vesicle to be recycled, and such recycling occurs on the edge of "active zone" – the place on the end of the nerve cell where the vesicles first unload neurotransmitters into the synapse between brain cells.
"It's like Whac-A-Mole: one vesicle goes down (fuses and unloads) and another pops up someplace else," Jorgensen says.
Jorgensen believes ultrafast endocytosis is the most common way of recycling vesicles, but says the study doesn't disprove two other, long-debated hypotheses:
- "Kiss-and-run endocytosis," which supposedly takes one second, with a vesicle just "kissing" the inside of its nerve cell, dumping its neurotransmitters outside and "running" by detaching to reform a recycled vesicle in the same part of the active zone.
- Clathrin-mediated endocytosis," which purportedly takes 20 seconds and occurs away from the active zone, at a point where a protein named clathrin assembles itself into a soccer-ball-shaped scaffold that forms a new vesicle or bubble.
Earlier this year, Jorgensen, Watanabe and colleagues published a related study in the journal eLife revealing that ultrafast endocytosis occurs in nematode worms. The new study of hippocampal brain cells from mice "tells us that mammals – and thus humans – do it the same way," Jorgensen says. "The two papers together identify a process never previously seen – much faster than has been measured before."
Jorgensen and Watanabe conducted the study with M. Wayne Davis, a University of Utah research assistant professor of biology; and technician Berit Söhl-Kielczynski and neuroscientists Christian Rosenmund, Benjamin Rost and Marcial Camacho-Pérez, all of Germany's Charity University Medicine Berlin.
The study was funded by the National Institutes of Health, the European Research Council and the German Research Council. Jorgensen also is funded by his status as a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator and an Alexander von Humboldt Scholar.
The process of a vesicle fusing to the nerve cell's wall from the inside, then releasing neurotransmitters into the synapse is known as "exocytosis." An analogy might be a bubble rising from boiling soup and releasing steam. The liquid part of the bubble fuses with the liquid in the soup, sooner or later to arise in another bubble.
The 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine went to three scientists who discovered key aspects of vesicle transport of cargo and exocytosis in nerve and other cells: which genes are required for vesicle transport, how vesicles deliver cargo to the correct locations, and how vesicles in brain cells release neurotransmitters to send a signal to the next brain neuron.
Jorgensen, Shigeki and colleagues studied the next step, endocytosis: how the membrane that forms vesicles (and nerve cell walls) is recycled to form new vesicles.
To illustrate the three possible mechanisms for recycling vesicles, Jorgensen compares vesicles with machine gun shells.
"You are fusing vesicles to the nerve cell membrane and expelling the neurotransmitter contents at extremely high rates," he says. "The synapse will use up its 'ammo' very quickly at these rates, so the cell needs to refill the empty shells."
Clathrin-mediated vesicle recycling is like "remaking the shell from scratch," he says, while kiss-and-run endocytosis is like picking up every empty shell casing and refilling them one at a time.
"Ultrafast endocytosis allows the synapse to whip up all of the empty shells by the handful, fill them, and put them back in line at incredibly fast rates so the machine gun never runs out of ammo," Jorgensen says.
Shigeki, Jorgensen and colleagues developed a method to photograph the tiny vesicles inside a nerve cell as the bubbles moved to the end of the cell, fused with the cell membrane, dumped their load of neurotransmitters into the gap or "synapse" between nerve cells, and then were recycled to reappear as new bubbles inside the nerve cell.
"We found a way to look at this process on a timescale that no one ever looked at before," Watanabe says.
First, the researchers grew hundreds of brain cells from the mouse hippocampus – the often-studied part of the brain required for memory formation – on quarter-inch-wide sapphire disks placed in petri dishes with growth medium.
They added an algae gene to mouse brain cells that made the neurons produce an "ion channel" – basically a switch – that is stimulated by light instead of electricity. Then the brain cells were placed in a super-cold, high-pressure chamber, at 310 degrees below zero Fahrenheit and pressure 2,000 times greater than Earth's atmosphere at sea level.
A wire cannot be routed into the chamber, which is why the cells were genetically programmed to be stimulated by light. The researchers flashed blue light on the mouse brain cells, making them "fire" neurotransmitter nerve signals. At the same time, the firing neurons were frozen with a blast of liquid nitrogen. To catch neurons in all stages of firing, the nerve cells were frozen at various times after the flash of blue light: 15, 30 and 100 milliseconds and one, three and 10 seconds.
"We built a new device to capture neurons performing fast behaviors," Jorgensen says. "It stops all motion in the cell – even membranes in the act of fusing.
"We call it flash and freeze," Watanabe says.
Next, the sapphire disks with neurons were put into liquid epoxy, which hardened and then were thin-sliced so the neurons could be photographed under an electron microscope. The ultrafast formation of recycled vesicles was visible.
"You see the outline of the membrane," Jorgensen says. "You see the bubbles or vesicles in different stages of formation."
Watanabe says about 3,000 mouse brain cell synapses were flashed, frozen and analyzed during the study. About 20 percent of the nerve cells had been fired and showed signs that nerve vesicles were being recycled.
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AIDS 2014: Julio Montaner on the Proposed 90-90-90 Strategy to Help End HIV (Video)
August 15, 2014
IFARA spoke with Julio Montaner, M.D., the director of the British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, about HIV treatment advocacy and the proposed 90-90-90 HIV strategy. Now that the 15 by 2015 campaign's health care targets are almost upon us, advocates have proposed that the United Nations adopt new goals: By 2020, 90% of HIV-affected people globally should have been tested, 90% of those infected should be receiving the best possible, sustained treatment, and 90% of those on treatment should be long-term virally suppressed. These targets are achievable and have already been endorsed by the ministers of health of South Africa and Brazil, two very populous countries highly affected by the HIV epidemic, Montaner stated.
According to Montaner, HIV should be managed globally based on viral load, not T cells. Viral load can be tested much more economically than can CD4 cell counts, and the price of viral load testing may drop even below the current US$35/year. Montaner said he "dream[s] of the day when the HIV-infected have a test at home like diabetics do today." He also hoped that the legacy of the late, former president of the International AIDS Society, Joep Lange, who was involved in developing the 90-90-90 strategy, could be built upon by adopting and implementing these goals.
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Marty McFly, aka Michael J. Fox, was stunned by the self-tying shoe laces of the future when he first slips into his sci-fi high tops in the 1989 blockbuster "Back to the Future II".
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"Are we gonna see power laces in 2015? To that, I say YES!" Hatfield said at Jordan Brand's Flight Lab space in New Orleans, according to Sole Collector.
The power laces will mark the second real-life reference to the popular science fiction movie. In 2011, Nike released a limited range of McFly's fictional high-top shoes and auctioned 1,500 of them on eBay, raising almost $6 million with all the proceeds from the sale going to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's research. While popular with sneaker fans and celebrities, the shoes — called the Nike Air Mag — lagged one crucial feature: The power laces.
It looks like that problem will be solved in 2015, although Hatfield didn't specify if the new feature will show up in the Nike Air Mag or a new product. But one thing is certain: the future is here.
A representative from Nike wasn't immediately available to comment on the report.
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Thomas Ceraul 42, faces 17 sex-offense charges -- including involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, statutory sexual assault and aggravated indecent assault.
The first time she met Thomas Ceraul in 2009, she said he had sex with her in the basement of a Pen Argyl home after tying her up with computer cables.
She was 13 years old at the time, the girl testified Tuesday morning at Ceraul's trial in Northampton County Court.
Ceraul, 42, faces 17 sex-offense charges -- including involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, statutory sexual assault and aggravated indecent assault -- that could put him away for years, if not decades.
"Did you try to stop it?" Assistant District Attorney Patricia Broscius asked the girl.
"I had no other choice," she said, "because my hands were tied and I couldn't stop it from happening."
The girl detailed four encounters with Ceraul from 2009 and 2010 when she was 13, 14 and 15 years old. She said she was in eighth grade when the assaults first occurred.
The girl said she met Ceraul on the Internet and chatted with him via instant messaging. She said she used her grandmother's computer and an Apple iPod to communicate with him.
During opening arguments Monday, Broscius said none of the charges involve allegations that Ceraul forced himself upon the girl. But because of her age, she could not legally give consent, said Broscius, who cast the girl as a troubled teen who lacked confidence and believed that no one cared for her.
"People lacking in self-esteem are likely to mistakenly believe that sex, and not their own personality, is their only chance to win the love they so badly need," Broscius told the jury on Monday.
The girl echoed that sentiment while testifying. She said she stopped talking to Ceraul after she began dating a boy, but rekindled the relationship when the boy broke up with her.
The girl also said she was suicidal during the time of her relationship with Ceraul, and that one of the encounters with him happened right after she was released from the hospital after attempting suicide.
"I wanted someone that would care about me," the girl said.
Ceraul pleaded not guilty. Defense attorney Matthew Goodrich questioned Monday whether prosecutors had enough evidence to prove the case against his client. Goodrich tried to raise suspicions about the girl's claims by saying she was vague about when the alleged abuse happened.
The girl said she did not remember exact days. The alleged assaults did not come to light, the girl said, until she confided in a school counselor in 2011.
Broscius said Ceraul and the girl met on the social website myyearbook.com, where she had listed her real name, picture, birth date and hometown.
The girl's mother testified Monday that had tried to keep her daughter from going onto the Internet without supervision.
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We know that Matt Simms will start the Jets' preseason finale. We don't know who will start the team's regular-season opener.
It won't be Mark Sanchez if he's still dealing with a shoulder injury.
Per Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News, Sanchez remains day-to-day due to the hit he took in the fourth quarter of Saturday night's meaningless (but for the Snoopy Trophy) game against the Giants. Mehta writes that people familiar with the injury "aren't confident at this point" that Sanchez will be ready to play when the Buccaneers come to town on September 8.
We've detected, both from the team and Sanchez's camp, a strong desire to keep his true status under wraps. If Sanchez will miss several weeks or longer, the Jets need help. It'll be harder to find that help if other teams know the Jets are desperate.
By staying coy, the Jets can upgrading the position by making waiver claims or signing free agents. If it's known that they need a replacement for Sanchez, other teams may try to squeeze a draft pick or two out of the Jets for a guy who otherwise would have been cut.
With Marty Mornhinweg now serving as the offensive coordinator in New York, it makes sense to keep an eye on any quarterbacks who have experience in Mornhinweg's system.
Unfortunately, Kevin Kolb is both employed and injured, the Eagles don't seem to be inclined to move Nick Foles, and Donovan McNabb is retired.


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A 7,400 signature-strong petition against the closure of Batley's iconic library building has been revived.
It comes after Kirklees Council revealed it was considering a "drastic" option to close all but two libraries in North Kirklees as a cost-cutting measure.
Batley History Group launched the petition last January after rumours first surfaced the building was to be sold off and the service moved to the town hall.
Chairman Malcolm Haigh accused the council of trying to "kill of Batley".
"It is important that Batley Library remains open for a great many reasons" he said.
"Not only is it a great source of literature and learning but it helps to provide education and opportunities for children and adults alike.
"It provides vital research sources, art appreciation and is the home of some form of community connection nearly every day of the week."
The council sketched out its ideas at a policy committee meeting last week.
The most drastic option would involve closing all libraries in Kirklees except for Huddersfield and Dewsbury.
A second option would include 'town hub libraries' remaining open but with reduced services if more investment was granted.
Mr Haigh urged residents to contact councillors and sign the opposing petition.
"We have already seen the damage that these decisions have had on town centre but if the library was also to close the all-round impact could be catastrophic," he said.
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A woman was arrested at the home of Corey Feldman last night, TMZ has learned, after law enforcement sources tell us she violated a stay away order the actor had against her.
According to our sources, Corey had allowed the woman to stay in his home (for how long is unclear) but he recently decided he wanted her out. We're told she refused to leave and Feldman couldn't have her kicked out because of a strange provision in the squatter's rights law in California.
So our sources say Feldman got the stay away order, which she allegedly violated last night. We're told Feldman had his bodyguard place her under citizen's arrest until police arrived.
The woman was eventually arrested and bailed out at around 1:15 AM this morning. Our sources say she then called the cops herself ... to have them escort her back to Feldman's place so she could get her things.
Feldman tweeted throughout the ordeal, finally saying last night, "PSYCHO STALKER UPDATE: SHE IS CURRENTLY BEHIND BARS!!! Lets hope she stays there for a while. Thank U all 4 your LOVE n SUPPORT thru this!!"


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I've seen some poster ad around town recently, showing some grinning bint feeding a horse with her two kids. I thought it was advertising some petting zoo.
Closer examination revealed it to be a heavy marketing campaign telling single mothers (well, single 'parents', but how many are men eh?) how they can grab lots of nice taxpayer's cash even when (if) they bother working.
If you're bringing up children on your own and start work, we'll give you an extra £40 a week on top of your wages, or £60 a week if you live in London. We'll give you this every week for up to a year, tax-free. It'll feel like you're getting paid twice.
Yes, it'll feel like they're paid twice because they fucking well are! One 'wage' coming from us taxpayers.
I barely feel like I get paid once thanks to being taxed to the bollocks and back again, primarily to fund a load of worthless civil servant scum to sit around thinking up new and exciting ways to hand my hard-earned fucking money out to lazy fucks like slutbag single mummys.
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The ad I saw boasted of how such single mothers can 'treat their children' more. Hence the nice display of a woman taking her kiddie-winks to see the pony (how many single mums would do that with an extra forty-quid a week? Most would buy an extra load of Gregg's pasties, cigarettes and scratch-cards.) Why the fuck should these single mothers be able to 'treat' their children at taxpayer's expense? Why the fuck is it up to working, self-sufficient people - with or without children - to ensure the pampering of an army of bastards?
Of course, we know that if you're bringing up children on your own, going back to work could seem challenging. Which is why we have put together a Choices Kit for you.
Why don't they at least be honest:
Of course, we know that you slags hate the idea of working, hence you popped out some bastards before you left your teens, and after a decade of slouching around doing nothing productive and living shamelessly on other people's money, the idea of getting up before noon and doing some actual work seem like a real drag, which is why we've created (at taxpayer's expense) some worthless patronizing brochures and given it a fancy NuLab-NewsSpeak title, 'Choices Kit', to make it appear as if any of this matters.
Benefits for non-working single mums, now benefits for working single-mums.
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April 11, 2008
The Bisons rallied late to defeat the first place team in the Atlantic Sun, Florida Gulf Coast 7-6 on Friday, April 11.
The Bisons got on the board in the second. After loading the bases with no outs, the Bisons got just one run after Branden Cadavid grounded into a double play scoring Ryan Wilkins.
However, the Eagles got the run back in the top of the third, and took the lead by plating another run in both the fourth and fifth innings. The Eagles pulled ahead by four, in the seventh, scoring two runs, to take a 5-1 lead.
Brothers remained in the game until the eighth, exiting with runners on first and second and one out. He was relieved by right-hander Kyle Tognazzini. In 7.1 innings of work, Brothers gave up six runs, four earned, on eight hits while striking out seven.
After allowing the runners to advance on a balk, Tognazzini allowed an infield single, scoring another run, and giving the Eagles a 6-1 lead.
The Bisons pulled to within two in the bottom of the inning. With one out, Blake Bratcher grounded into what appeared to be a double play. However, after getting the out on second, a throwing error by the Eagle's shortstop led to two Bisons runs, with Bratcher being credited with one RBI on the fielder's choice. Bratcher would come around to score on an infield single off the bat of Justin Sanders to bring the score to 6-4.
The Bisons rallied to tie the score in the ninth. Lipscomb loaded the bases with no outs. After Jorge Gutierrez struck out, Allen Bolden drove a sacrifice fly to fly to bring the Bisons to within one. With runners on first and second, Caleb Joseph grounded a 3-2 pitch up the middle to tie the game at six.
The Bisons picked up where they left off in the tenth, loading the bases with no outs. Sanders led off the inning with a single up the middle. After the next batter, Shane Simpkins got hit by a pitch, Wilkins laid a perfect bunt down the third base line, to load the bases for Branden Cadavid who lined a 2-1 pitch off the wall in left center field, giving the Bisons the 7-6 win.
"All the pressure was on them that inning. Our fans were really into the game which created a great atmosphere," Cadavid said. "It was a big win and we need to look forward to tomorrows game and win the series.
Tognazzini earned the win to improve to 3-0 on the season. In 2.2 innings of work, he gave up just two hits, while striking out four.
With the win, the Bisons improved to 19-14 on the season, and 13-6 in the conference. They are back in action when they complete the series with the Eagles tomorrow, in a double-header, set to kick off at 1 p.m.


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|Instruction Permit
|Pass a Knowledge Test and a Vision Examination.
|16+ (Instruction Permit Holders)
|Minor Driver License
|Must have held Instruction Permit for one year. Also complete behind-the-wheel (BTW) training with an approved driving instructor, practice driving for 50 hours (10 hours at night), and pass a Vision Examination and a Drive Skills Test.
|16 ½+ (Instruction Permit Holders)
|Minor Driver License
|Must have held Instruction Permit for one year. Also practice driving for 50 hours (10 hours at night) and pass a Vision Examination and a Drive Skills Test.
|18+ (Instruction Permit Holders)
|Minor Driver License
|Pass a Vision Examination and a Drive Skills Test. (Note: This option is not available to you if you are at least 21 years of age.)
|21+ (Instruction Permit Holders)
|Full (Adult) License
|Pass a Vision Examination and a Drive Skills Test.
|21+ (Minor Driver License Holders)
|Full (Adult) License
|None. (Note: Restrictions on your unsupervised driving end at age 18, effectively giving your minor driver license the same privileges as a full adult license.)
Note 1: To apply for any type of instruction permit or license, you must first obtain consent from your parents or guardians if you are under 18 years of age.
Note 2: If more than one line of this table applies to you, you can choose either option unless otherwise specified.
Colorado Driver's License & Permit FAQ
How Can I Apply for my CO Driver's License? Frequently Asked Questions
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How old must I be in Colorado to be eligible for a license?You must be at least 15 in order to be eligible for a permit in Colorado. You must be enrolled in a state-approved driver's education program and have an Affidavit of Completion of a Driver Education Classroom Course.
Are there any documents I should take with me when I go to apply for my Colorado license?Yes. If it is your first time applying for a license in the Centennial State, you will need to have:
- Documents that verify your identity.
- Documents that prove you are a Colorado resident
- Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship ( if under 18)
- Affidavit of Completion of Driver Education Classroom Course (if between 15 and 15½)
- Completion of a 4-hour driver awareness program ( if between 15 ½ and 16 years old)
How do I become eligible for a learner's permit in Colorado?There are three types of permits available in Colorado.
- Driver Education Permit for age 15 – 15 ½
- Driver Awareness Permit for age 15 ½ -16.
- Minor Instruction Permit for ages16 ½ - 21.
I'm ready to apply for my license in Colorado, where do I go?Driver's licenses are issued at local Colorado offices. Find any location at http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/Revenue-MV/RMV/1217585327248.
How do I contact a Colorado Motor Vehicle office?You can contact the main customer service line by calling 303-205-5694.
You can also access the online driver's license office at https://www.colorado.gov/driver-services.
Who needs to bring me for my Colorado permit test?This will be best determined by your age. If you are under 18, your parent will need to sign an Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship. This is usually done in front of an official at the motor vehicle office. Contact a Colorado Motor Vehicle office directly for other options if your legal guardian is unable to bring you.
Should I get a physical when getting a license in Colorado?A motor vehicle office employee will briefly check to see if you have any physical ailments or disabilities that may affect your driving.
Do I need a vision test before getting a license in Colorado?Yes. You will have to submit to a vision test.
Where do I go to get my driver's license photo in Colorado?You will have your picture taken at the Motor Vehicle office when you pass your exam.
How do I apply for my Colorado driver's license?This is what you will need to do in order to get a license in Colorado.
- Be at least 16 years old
- Have your permit for at least 12 months
- Complete and sign a Drive Time Log
- Get a 6-hour behind the wheel certificate (if younger than 16 ½)
What happens next after I apply for my Colorado driver's license?Now that you have taken the first step in applying for your license and have received your permit, it's time to prepare for the road test. You should have your learner's permit at least a year before getting your license. During this time, you must log 50 hours of supervised driving, with 10 of those hours being at night.
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