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Applying for a New License (Teen Drivers) in Colorado
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Applying for a Teen Driver's License in Colorado
The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) handles the issuance of driver licenses to first-time drivers.
As part of its graduated driver licensing (GDL) program, the CO DMV enforces specific rules and requirements for drivers younger than 18 years old. To begin the licensing process, you may need to attend a driver's education course depending on your age.
This page outlines each step of the Colorado graduated license program, how to apply for your CO driver's license, and the driving restrictions for each phase.
As of August 2015, the Colorado DMV now requires 2 documents proving your residency in order to apply for your license for the first time. These documents must be within 1 year of the date of issuance.
New to Colorado?
If you're a new resident of Colorado with an out-of-state driver's license, and at least 16 years old, the CO DMV will not generally require you to take the DMV written test or DMV road test. However, a Colorado DMV representative may require testing when there is a concern about physical aptitude or vision.
To transfer for your CO driver's license, visit your local CO DMV driver's license office and:
- Surrender your valid out-of-state driver's license.
- Show proof of your Colorado residency (2 documents dated within 1 year).
- Show proof of your lawful presence in the U.S.
- Pay the $28 driver's license fee.
NOTE: You must have a parent/guardian sign an Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship (Form DR 2460) in the presence of a DMV employee or notary.
Transfer Your Out-of-State Learner's Permit
If you are younger than 16 years old and have held your out-of-state learner's permit for at least 1 year, you can take the driving test to obtain your CO driver's license.
If you fail the test, the Colorado DMV will issue you a learner's permit and give you credit for the amount of time you held your original permit.
NOTE: You are also required to complete a Drive Time Log Sheet (Form DR 2324).
CO Graduated Licensing Program
In Colorado, the graduated driver licensing (GDL) program is designed help you learn important driving skills, ensure driver safety, and reduce traffic accidents.
The GDL program requires drivers between 15 years old and 21 years old to apply for a learner's permit and fulfill a variety of requirements before receiving a full CO driver's license.
You'll be required to follow specific restrictions and complete a Driver's Ed course within 6 months of applying for your instruction permit. For more information, see our Driver's Ed in Colorado page.
Age Requirements
- 15 years old to 15 1/2 years old: Eligible for a driver's education permit.
- 15 1/2 years old to 16 years old: Eligible for a driver's awareness permit.
- 16 years old to 21 years old: Eligible for a minor learner's permit.
- 16 years old: Eligible for driver's license (with completion of required permit holding time of 12 months).
Colorado Learner's Permit
The Colorado DMV offers several types of learner's permits for new drivers younger than 21 years old:
- 15 years old to 15 1/2 years old: Eligible for a driver's education permit.
- 15 1/2 years old to 16 years old: Eligible for a driver's awareness permit.
- 16 years old to 21 years old: Eligible for a minor instruction permit.
To apply for a permit, visit your local Colorado driver's license office and:
- Show proof of your identity.
- Provide your Social Security number.
- Pass the DMV written test and vision exam.
- Submit a completed Affidavit of Liability And Guardianship (Form DR 2460).
- Pay the $16.80 learner's permit fee.
If you're under 16 1/2 years old, you must also provide a Driver's Ed course completion certificate.
If you need to take the written exam, the DMV suggests that you study the Colorado Driver Manual. Although we feel that's a good recommendation, we suggest using an online practice test from our certified partner. These tests are comprised of material for the driver manual, but they are presented in an easy to learn and retain format.
NOTE: Your CO learner's permit will be valid for 3 years.
Behind-the-Wheel Practice & Driving Restrictions
Once you have your learner's permit, you can begin practicing driving. You must, however, follow these learner's permit driving restrictions:
- No passengers except for a driving instructor, parent, guardian, or a licensed adult older than 21 years old.
- You and all passengers must wear seat belts.
- You must not use a cell phone at any time while driving, including for texting.
- Learn all about the dangers of driving distracted by visiting the Distracted Driving section of our website.
Before moving on to your full unrestricted driver's license in Colorado, you must complete:
- 6 hours of driving with a driving instructor, if you are younger than 16 1/2 years old.
- If you do not have an approved driving school within 30 miles of your residence, you can complete 20 hours of driving practice with an approved driving supervisor instead.
- 50 hours of driving practice, including 10 hours at night.
Getting Your Full CO Driver's License
You can apply for your provisional license once you:
- Have held your instruction permit for a minimum of 12 months.
- Turn 16 years old.
- Have completed 6 hours of behind-the-wheel practice with a driving instructor.
- Have logged 50 hours of practice driving, including 10 hours at night.
To apply for your provisional license, visit your local CO DMV driver's license office and:
- Submit a completed Drive Time Log Sheet (Form DR 2324).
- Must show 50 hours of driving experience (10 hours at night).
- Submit a certificate for 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training with a driving instructor, if you are younger than 16 1/2 years old.
- If an approved driving school is not available within 30 miles of your home, you may instead complete 20 hours of driving practice with an approved driving supervisor.
- Pass the CO DMV road test.
- Provide your Social Security number.
- Show proof of your Colorado residency.
- 2 documents are required. (Must be dated within 1 year).
- Those under 21 years oldcan:
- Use their parent or guardians proof of residency.
- Current parent or guardians driver license/ID card/Permit counts as one.
- Pay the $28 fee.
Driving Restrictions
If you're under 18 years old, you must follow these restrictions even while you have your full driver's license:
- You must not drive with a passenger who is under 21 years old for the first 6 months. *
- After you've had your license for 6 months, you may not drive with more than 1 passenger under 21 years old in your vehicle. *
- This restriction is lifted once you've held your driver's license for 1 year.
- You must not drive between 12 a.m. and 5 a.m. until you've held your driver's license for 1 year, unless:
- Your parent/guardian is with you.
- There is a licensed adult (at least 21 years old) with you who has held their valid driver's license for at least 1 year.
- You have a signed statement from your school or employer stating why you must drive during these hours.
- It is an emergency situation.
* The only exceptions to these rules are if:
- Your parent or guardian is also in the vehicle.
- There is a licensed adult 21 years old or older in the vehicle who has held their driver's license for at least 1 year.
- It is a medical emergency.
- All members of your immediate family. They must all be wearing their seatbelts.
You can follow our new license checklist to keep track of the steps towards your first driver's license in Colorado.
- Drive Time Log Sheet
- Use this form to track supervised driving hours for teen drivers, required by the DMV to earn a Colorado driver's license.
- Affidavit of Liability and Guardianship
- Form used to verify liability and guardianship for a minor learning how to drive. Must be signed before a CO Division of Motor Vehicles agent OR notary public.


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The State of STEM Education: an Online Panel
For years the United States' position as a global leader in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math – the STEM subjects – has been in jeopardy. Children in countries around the world are consistently outperforming U.S. students in the STEM subjects. According to the National Math and Science Initiative, 60 percent of the new jobs created in the coming years will require STEM-related skillsets that only 20 percent of the population possesses.
It is imperative that our children be better prepared to achieve academically and professionally in the fields of science and math. That is why, for years, teaching STEM has been a central element of Sesame Workshop's curriculum. While we do not often associate the STEM subjects with early education, there are ways we can prepare our children for the type of critical thinking and curiosity that are essential if a person is going to achieve in science and math later on in life. That's why Sesame Workshop created Little Discoverers: Big Fun with Science, Math and More, a digital, interactive destination will include games, engaging videos, and hands-on activities aimed at inspiring young children to laugh and smile while they incorporate STEM concepts into everyday moments.
As part of our effort to encourage STEM education at an early age, Rocio Galarza, Sesame Workshop's senior director of family and community engagement, will be participating in an online panel hosted by Teach for America, titled "Opportunities in STEM Education." We encourage you to join in on the conversation.
In order to view and participate in the webinar, which beings at 8 p.m. EST this evening, click here.


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AV Now Fitness Sound offers everything you need to outfit your location with sound. Come see group exercise sound systems, wireless microphones, portable sound, aqua aerobic sound systems and microphones, full club zone sound, LCD projectors and all the accessories that go along to make great sound in your club. Products shown will include Aeromic, Shure, Samson Airline Cableless microphones, Crown power amps, FlexMix mixers, JBL and Electro Voice speakers.
AV Now Fitness Sound is happy to work from your blueprints, diagrams, AutoCAD renderings and will work with your electrician or facilities person, if needed, to custom design a great-sounding, cost-effective system for your entire facility.
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — The trial began Monday for a human rights lawyer who has defended political opponents of longtime President Robert Mugabe, as state prosecutors alleged she had obstructed justice and been unruly toward police officers.
Beatrice Mtetwa is accused of using abusive language toward officers who were searching the house of an official from the party of longtime opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, who is now Zimbabwe's prime minister.
Rights groups have described Mtetwa's arrest as a sign of heightened clampdown and intimidation of human rights lawyers ahead of crucial elections that are supposed to be held on July 31.
Mtetwa, who denies any wrongdoing, says she had merely asked for a search warrant from the police after they failed to show her one.
But the state alleged in court she shouted "at the top of her voice," saying what they were doing was "unconstitutional, illegal and unlawful."
State prosecutor Tawanda Zvekare claimed Mtetwa insulted the police officers calling them "imbwa dzaMugabe," which means "Mugabe's dogs" in the local Shona language and "confused cockroaches."
Defense attorney Harrison Nkomo said the charges are a ploy to "pin something" on Mtetwa who has represented several political opponents of Mugabe in previous lawsuits brought against them.
Nkomo claims allegations of insulting the officers were not brought against Mtetwa at her initial arrest in March and have been trumped up to make the state's case stronger.
"These utterances have been maliciously dreamt up by the officers . . . in order to make a non-existent case against her."
The defense on Monday further accused the state of trying to bolster its case against Mtetwa by sending Mugabe's feared secret agents posing as journalists to coax her ex-husband to "dish out any dirt on her".
State witness Luckson Mukazhi said Mtetwa used several "indecent" words spoken in the Shona language when she wanted to relieve herself during her detention.


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While the cast of the Jersey Shore was more than ready to take their GTL to Italy, it seems Italy wasn't all that ready for the guidos and guidettes.
We reported last week that the cast departed for Italy to begin filming their 4th season on Monday (yesterday). Well those plans have now been put on hold despite the fact that some of the cast members, including Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino and Paul 'DJ Pauly D' DelVecchio, were already filmed packing their bags and arriving at the airport. MTV has reportedly now asked the cast to be patient and hang tight.
And while some media reports are claiming the delay was caused by the city of Florence revoking the show's permits to film at certain several historical landmarks, a new report by TMZ states the delay was caused because the President of Italy is planning to visit Florence this week. Florence also happens to be the same city the cast will be filming in.
Sources say MTV decided it would be too much of a hassle to try to shoot around the security and hoopla over the President's visit on Thursday, so they simply decided it would be best to delay shooting until late this week. MTV confirmed as much with a rep for the network telling THR, "Production on Jersey Shore will begin this week, following the Italian presidential visit to Florence. In the ongoing spirit of cooperation, we're waiting until his official visit concludes to start filming."
So there you have it folks, season 4 of the Jersey Shore in Italy is still on!
Meanwhile, one person who would like to keep the cast in Italy for all eternity is New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. Christie once again spoke out against the show, making it clear he would like the cast to get out of New Jersey, like for good.
"They parachute these people onto the Jersey Shore and try to make America think these are Jersey people, and they're not. They're New Yorkers," Christie said last Thursday during a four-hour appearance on CBS Corp.'s WFAN. "They ought to take them out to Montauk, all the way out on the point, and leave them there. And don't drop bread crumbs, so they can't find their way back."
Christie also added that he would like the none New Jersey natives of the cast to "go back to New York." The governor said he asked New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to "take them back." Ouch!


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What a great day!!
NGS 2014 will be in Richmond, Virginia.
NGS 2015 will be in St. Charles, Missouri.
AND remember next year NGS 2013 will be in Las Vegas, Nevada.
I met the entire contingent from the FHSA (the Family History Society of Arizona). The two of them. I'd love to know if there are other attendees from Arizona other than George and Linda.
Today there were only three time periods for sessions.
At 11 am I was in a VERY crowded room. Tom Jones spoke on "Strategies for Finding 'Unfindable' Ancestors". I loved his comments about the search will be time-consuming, tedious and expensive (for travel). He provided 4 examples, which are available in the NGS Quarterly, of how to work around this problem. I think I liked the two comments about not expecting names to be spelled the same (I knew that, but it's good to be reminded of this fact) and that a person is more than his/her name.
Since I was not scheduled to attend one of the luncheons I had 2 1/2 hours to visit the vendor hall. I picked up some great ideas from the Oklahoma Historical Society booth on how to find some elusive ancestors. I also learned more about the familysearch wiki. I sort of understood it, but Paul Nauta spent time explaining more. Thank you, Paul. I briefly said hi to Lisa Louise Cooke, who sent her regards to all of us in Arizona. (In March she was the speaker for the Family History Society of Arizona's annual meeting.) I found some wonderful old postcards at Wolf's Head Books. A little costly, but oh, how great! AND I sat down for about 20 minutes. I really should go back later and look at some other states.
The first session after lunch I was torn between Ann Fleming's "Writing with Style" and Suzanne Adams "Paradigm Shifts When Searching Online Genealogical Records." Both had great pages in the syllabus. (And I really appreciate that. I definitely don't like to see syllabus pages that are in prose or that are double spaced just to take up space.) I went to the writing session. I learned that I need to make a style sheet for each project that I am writing and I need to be CONSISTENT. Even if it's wrong. Ann also reminded us that even if we intend to write "Just for our family" when it's out of our hands we really don't know where it will be. I wonder how many authors of family histories knew that there works would be in libraries of various types all over the country.
My last session today was "Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury: The Evidence Presented Clearly Shows..." by Barbara Vines Little. I've never attended a session of hers. In fact, I don't know if I ever heard of her or have seen her on another conference schedule. WELL, NOW when I see her on the schedule I will definitely consider her presentations. She was great! Now, this was at the end of the day. The room was warm. The room was CROWDED!! And she's explaining the difference between a list-style proof summary, a narrative-style proof summary and a proof arguments. I'm quite sure no one went to sleep. What a lot of information in one short hour.
After a quick dinner I walked to the Cincinnati-Harrison County Library. Wednesday nights it is open until 9 pm. I know that tomorrow night it will be open for conference attendees until late (11:30 pm) but that's past my bedtime. I was curious what resources they had that may help me with my research. I think there were probably 40+ attendees in the genealogy section and as I left at least seven more were entering.
After walking back to the hotel, instead of writing this blog, or deciding what sessions I want to attend tomorrow, OR indexing, I looked at the catalog for the library and made a list (a long list) of items to look at tomorrow night. Well, perhaps I'll have to stay up past my bedtime.
Yes. A great first day at NGS 2012 in Cincinnati.


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Katie Holmes was photographed in New York yesterday. Tom Cruise took Suri to Disney World so she's on her own in the city. She looks like a college student, non?
It's yet another side of the new single Katie. She takes cabs. Her hair is long and often unbrushed. She's no longer expected to be groomed in the likeness of a Mrs Cruise. This Katie then is more youthful and casual, a girl who could blend in on campus, the approachable one who doesn't intimidate men or threaten women. Not unlike how Michelle Williams seemed in Brooklyn during the early days following Heath Ledger's death. Interesting on many levels, especially in light of Vulture's recent article on Katie's strategic plan post-split, making mention that she was jealous of Williams's success.
Katie wants the same. We may be cheering her for her brilliant playbook, but the fact that she has a playbook at all tells you there is calculation here beyond the act of leaving him. Ambition takes people to strange places though. Look what happened to her predecessor Nicole Kidman.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is thanking Democratic and Republican leaders in the Senate for passing a deal to end the partial government shutdown and avert a default.
Obama says if and when the House approves the bill, he'll sign it immediately. He says the U.S. will start reopening the government right away.
Obama says now it's time to win back the trust of Americans that's been lost during the crisis.
Obama spoke at the White House minutes after the Senate passed the measure. The bill calls for opening the government through Jan. 15 and extending the nation's borrowing authority through Feb. 7.
Obama says once these issues are resolved, he wants to move forward this year on immigration, farm legislation and a larger budget deal.


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Gives information about the relationship between money worries and mental health, with suggestions on how to address them.
When my mental health is bad I end up going on spending sprees and ruining everything.
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Money worries contributed to Jamie's anxiety and panic attacks. He blogs about how he's coped and what he's planning for the future.
Jamie StevensonPosted on 11/01/2017
Siobhan felt anxious and guilty when she didn't stick to a strict budget. She blogs about her experience here.
SiobhanPosted on 11/01/2017
Money and mental health are often linked. Poor mental health can make managing money harder and worrying about money can make your mental health worse.
Here are some examples of how your mental health and your money worries might affect each other:
> Envelopes containing bills and benefits information gave Lily panic attacks. Read her story here.
Sorting things out can sometimes feel like an overwhelming task.
Try taking things one step at a time. These suggestions might help get you started.
I don't have enough to pay bills or buy food – I need help now
You're not alone – help is out there.
Have a look at our section on getting professional advice. Our useful contacts page has information about places that can help you.
You can also find local foodbanks by searching on The Trussell Trust website.
Your mental health can affect how you manage money in lots of different ways. Recognising those patterns can help you find solutions that work for you.
A big stressor for me is having to deal with major companies who get the bills wrong.
Here are some examples of things that other people have found helpful.
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Plan ahead
> Money worries contributed to Jamie's anxiety and panic attacks, but he found a way to cope and now he's planning for the future. Read his story here.
Sharing your worries and talking things through can be a relief. But it isn't always easy. Try and choose a quiet moment when the other person isn't distracted. It can sometimes help to make notes first or even write everything in a letter.
Here are some people who might be able to help.
If you become very unwell and are no longer able to make decisions
If you become very unwell, you may need to give legal control of your money to someone else. You can make a lasting power of attorney. This is a document that states who you want to make decisions for you. You may want to think about this while you are well so that you are prepared for the future.
Our page on the Mental Capacity Act and financial decisions has more information. You might also find it helpful to call our Legal Line.
Money worries can put a strain on relationships for lots of different reasons.
Some people find it helpful to ask other people to help them manage their money when they are unwell.
Relate can offer relationship support and counselling. They also provide some online advice to help you talk to your partner about money.
If your partner stops you having access to money as a way of controlling you, this could be financial abuse. The Money Advice Service has more info on what kind of behaviour is financial abuse and where you can go for help.
We know what goes out in bills and how much we need for [other things].We don't always stick to our budget, but having a set plan helps keep spending down.
We know what goes out in bills and how much we need for [other things].We don't always stick to our budget, but having a set plan helps keep spending down.
I did some permitted work recently which has helped me to pay off a credit card. And I feel a lot better…in more control.
It can feel very hard to talk about money problems and ask for help. You may find it hard to do things that make you anxious or tired, for example using the phone, waiting for an appointment or going to an unfamiliar building.
If you've had a bad experience with an advisor or a bank in the past, you might feel as if there's no point in trying again.
But there are lots of places and people who want to help you. Sometimes getting professional advice can be a real relief.
Our useful contacts page has lots of information about places that can help with different kinds of money issues.
If you feel you need more help with your mental health, have a look at our information on seeking help for a mental health problem.
How can I prepare for my phone call or appointment?
> David spent money to help him feel better and got into a lot of debt. Luckily, Step Change was able to help him sort things out. Read his story here.
Money worries can have a big impact on your general wellbeing, which can sometimes make it even harder to take positive steps.
It can help to try and notice when your mood and behaviour start to change and think about what you can do to help yourself. This can help you feel more in control and prevent money problems getting worse.
Are these things affecting how you feel? What could you do to change them?
Money worries can make you feel stressed. Stress can cause mental health problems and make existing problems worse.
> See our info on managing stress > See our info on how to relax
Not having enough money can have a big impact on your confidence and self-esteem.
> See our info on improving your self-esteem
Getting too little or too much sleep can have a big impact on how you feel. Worries and problems can feel overwhelming at night.
> See our info on sleep problems
It can be lonely if you don't have enough money to go out. You might think it's easier to avoid people but feeling lonely can have a negative impact on your mental health.
> See our info on coping with loneliness
Our mental and physical health are closely linked. Taking up sport or exercise can help you feel better in lots of different ways.
> See our info on physical activity, sport and exercise
Exploring how what you eat affects your mood might help you to feel better.
> See our info on food and mood
Call, text or email our Infoline to see if they can help you find a local group or service.
See if one of our 140 local Minds has a peer support, befriending or other service that might help you.
Not sure where to start? Take a look at our pages on how to seek help for a mental health problem.
> Read Dan's blog about how he spent a lot during a manic episode and then ignored bills during the low period that followed.
> Read Siobhan's blog about how she learnt to be realistic and kind to herself when managing her money and making a budget.
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Cusick charged in connection with Spiro house fire
A Spiro man has been arrested after a warrant for his arrest was issued for assault and battery by means likely to produce death and kidnapping. Elec E. Cusick, 39, of Spiro, was found unconscious in the front yard of a home on Stewart Loop Monday night along with his girlfriend, Myrtle Cooper, 47, of Spiro. The two were found after their home caught fire. According to the affidavit, Cooper suffered burns and lacerations along with facial and skull fractures. Cusick allegedly told a LeFlore County investigator he beat Cooper on the head with a piece of wood until it fell to pieces then sliced her leg open behind her knee so she couldn't get away. Cusick is in the Tulsa County Detention Center waiting to be transported to LeFlore County. Cooper is recovering in a Tulsa hospital and was listed in critical but stable condition on Wednesday.


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Usborne Illustrated Stories For Bedtime
Eight delightful tales of heart-warming fun and adventure. Stories include "King Donkey Ears", "The Enormous Turnip", "Danny the Dragon", "The Inch Prince", "Androcles and the Lion", "Stone Soup", "The Clumsy Crocodile" and "The Sorcerer's Apprentice". Each story is brilliantly illustrated by artists from the Usborne Young Reading Programme.
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A tool for checking properties of term rewrite systems, particularly call-by-need properties. It also comes with a CLIM-based GUI.
Bosco is a framework for building MacOS X applications with OpenMCL, with all the features of native MacOS X applications. It supports both Cocoa and Carbon.
CL-FLTK (FLTK bindings for Common Lips) is a CFFI-based interface to the FLTK (Fast Light Toolkit) C++ GUI toolkit.
A portable, CFFI-based Common Lisp/ObjectiveC bridge for developing MacOS X Cocoa applications.
Implementation of the game of Reversi. A text-mode interface that should work on any implementation and a CLIM GUI are available. The code is based on that of the program Otello(R) in the book "Paradi...
CLIM text style selection dialog
An implementation of a simple CLIM dialog box for interactively selecting a text style, i.e. a combination of font family, face and size. It demonstrates a way of creating modal dialogs that return va...
CLOCC (Common Lisp Open Code Collection) is a large collection of free, portable, self-contained and ready to use libraries and software. It includes development tools, GUI toolkits, portability laye...
Clim Desktop (A Common Lisp Environment) is an integrated development environment with a based on a number of McCLIM applications: the Climacs text editor, an implementation of the SLIME SWANK protoco...
Common Lisp implementation of an Emacs-style text editor. Its GUI is based on CLIM, particularly McCLIM. It is distributed under the GNU LGPL license. There are no releases yet, Climacs is currently a...
Game inspired to "same game" for GNOME. It has a CLIM GUI.
Web browser that supports HTML 4 and CSS 1, and some CSS 2 functionality. It is able to display PNM, GIF, and PNG images in pages. It has a GUI based on McCLIM with the CLX backend.
A Common Lisp development environment for MacOS X, with the goal of being "an IDE that is excellent both by traditional Lisp-programming standards and by current Mac OS X programming standards". It is...
Common Lisp Application Builder
An easy to install Lisp distribution with a coordinated set of libraries for creating standalone, standard GUI applications.
Common Lisp Gtk-Server Wrapper
Common Lisp Gtk-Server Wrapper works with Gtk-Server to access the GTK widget set for another process using many communication protocols.
Connect 4
Program that plays the Connect 4 game against the user. It has a CLIM GUI.
"An extensible, dynamic structured document editor". It will have a CLIM GUI.
Define-Window-Manager "hooks into McCLIM's CLX backend and intercepts window-management-related events" such as window creation/destruction, resize requests, configure requests, etc. It allows user co...
Dialogue is a Common Lisp tool to easy write dialogs using the Java Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT) and Foil (a Foreign Object Interface for Lisp). It provides an abstract layer over the controls and la...
ECL embedded Qt Lisp
A CLIM-based library for developing Emacs-Style Applications.
Eclipse is an X Window system window manager entirely written in Lisp.
FTD - The Flexi-Trivial Dired
A Dired-style file manager with a [Mc]CLIM-based GUI.
Garnet is a native lisp GUI toolkit originally created at CMU. It currently works on top of CLX and provides a wide variety of GUI components. It has very high quality documentation.
Glouton (A Common Lisp package for programming OpenGL) is a set of FFI bindings to X11 and OpenGL 1.5. It can be used for programming OpenGL using GLX, and is intended to provide Glut-like functionali...
Graphic-Forms is a user interface library designed for MS Windows. It does not have the goal of window system portability. Graphic-Forms encapsulates the window system primitives, provides custom cont...
"An interactive, extensible editor for musical scores". It features a high quality presentation both on screen and hardcopy output. The GUI is based on CLIM.
CAD for analog and mixed-signal circuits. The program ``has fairly complete schematic editing functionality (think of a "draw" program with wires), but no support as of yet for netlisting or EDIF I/O'...
Grammar and lexicon development environment for unification-based linguistic formalisms. It implements the DELPH-IN reference formalism of typed feature structures, and has a CLIM GUI.
Ltk is the easy and portable way to create Common Lisp GUIs.
A collection of reusable user interface widgets for the CAPI portable GUI toolkit of LispWorks. It currently includes a date picker and a time picker.
"A very gross hack to hook up maxima to mcclim". It is a listener for the Maxima computer algebra system: the user can type expressions, see the results and reuse the results by clicking on them.
An implementation of the Common Lisp Interface Manager (CLIM) user interface management system. It is distributed under the GNU LGPL license. Although infrequent stable release are available for downl...
Objective-CL is a free CL/Objective-C bridge that is portable not only across Lisp implementations but also across operating systems. It strives to achieve full GNUstep and Cocoa compatibility includ...
Simple doodle/paint program. It is an example of a custom CLIM pane that reacts to mouse pointer events.
Petri Net Editor
Simple editor for token Petri nets. It has a CLIM GUI and demonstrates basic CLIM and CLOS programming techniques. This is the sample code described in the "CLIM - Der Common LISP Interface Manager" s...
Portable Hemlock
Portable implementation of the Emacs-like Hemlock editor that comes with CMUCL. It is based on the Hemlock code and has a McCLIM GUI.
CLIM front-end for the RT regression testing framework.
A test platform for document restoration research. It features a CLIM GUI and interactive interface modules.
CLIM frontend to the SBCL sb-sprof statistical profiler.
Simple Lisp Qt4 CFFI integration attempt
Experimental CFFI-based bindings to the Qt4 C++ GUI toolkit (simple C wrapper)
Simulation of KYTRONs on the Moon
Simulation program for KYTRONs in a lunar-like environment. It has a CLIM GUI, and is a CLIM primer and a tutorial on how to write portable applications with a GUI. KYTRONs are small autonomous vehicl...
Collection of applications and utilities: a digital photo collection manager with a CLIM GUI, an offline Wikipedia client and a simple, experimental CLX digital clock.
A highly configurable, tiling X11 window manager. It does not provide window decorations or GUI widgets, and relies entirely on the keyboard for input.
Common Lisp GUI using AJAX and Comet. Aims to create a GUI framework similar to GTK+ and QT for Common Lisp. It differs in that it uses the browser to render the UI elements.
Tab Layout Pane
Tab layout pane component for CLIM.
Editor for a text-based language for lute tablature. It is implemented as an extension of the Climacs text editor.
Tic-Tac-Toe CLIM
Implementation of the Tic-Tac-Toe game with a CLIM GUI.
Tilt Maze Game
Implementation of the 2D tilt mazes game with a CLIM GUI.
UCPOP Planner
Planner developed at the University of Washington that operates "with actions that have conditional effects and universally quantified preconditions and effects. It accepts universally quantified goal...
A CAPI-based grid widget for LispWorks.
A Ncurses interface for Common Lisp
"A set of bindings and utilites for accessing the OpenGL, GLU and GLUT APIs using CFFI".
cl-wav-synth - Express noises as you think
A WAV sound sample editor with a library for manipulating WAV files and a (Mc)CLIM GUI. The GUI is based on a Lisp listener and provides editing tools for samples, spectra and songs.
A set of Common Lisp bindings to the GTK+ graphical toolkit, with support for version 2 of GTK+.
Library for controlling a last.fm stream web service, with a graphical CLIM GUI.
A set of UFFI-based Common Lisp bindings to the FreeType TrueType font management C library.
CLIM-based GUI for the org-davep-dict RFC 2229 dictionary client library.
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A compatibility layer for the APIs provided by the Allegro CL Common Lisp implementation by Franz, Inc. It provides interfaces for multiprocessing, networking, and more.
A portable interface to Unix sockets functionality. It includes the CFFI-Grovel tool for automating FFI generation, and the CFFI-Unix interface to basic Unix functionality with a focus on networking.
Interface to the OpenSSL library, which implements the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocols.
FTP client library for Common Lisp
CL-HTTP is suite of an HTTP 1.1 compliant and SSL-capable tools for creating Web applications written in ANSI Common Lisp that includes: A Sophisticated Server, A Programatic Client, A Caching Proxy, ...
Very simple UFFI wrapper for libc SysV IPC calls.
a Common Lisp library that implements a client interface to the Amazon S3 Web Service
A client library for the SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) networking protocol.
Implementation of a Telnet network protocol server.
Common Lisp Erlang Interface
CLOCC (Common Lisp Open Code Collection) is a large collection of free, portable, self-contained and ready to use libraries and software. It includes development tools, GUI toolkits, portability laye...
A client library implementing the RFC 1939 POP3 (Post Office Protocol) networking protocol for accessing email stored on a server.
Clickr & Automatr
A set of Common Lisp bindings to the Flickr online photo album API (Clickr), and an application for automating Flickr tasks based on it (Automatr).
Core Server
Continuations + Parser Combinators + Generic Streams + Javascript Generator + HTML generator/parser + several RFC implementations + Unified client/server javascript components + Indivisible working UN...
Core Services
A library of web services for accounting, security, domains, web, email and file transfer.
DE.SETF.AMQP: a Common Lisp client library for AMQP
de.setf.amqp implements a native Common Lisp client library for the 'Advanced Message Queueing Protocol'. The implementation comprises wire-level codecs, implementations for the standard protocol obje...
Etiquette is "an interaction protocol construction toolkit. The project goal is to build a framework for rapid design of network communication code". It features error handling, debugging facilities, ...
IGS Client
A client library for the Internet Go Server Protocol over TCP/IP, which can connect to a go server for playing the Go game.
A library for high-performance I/O and network I/O. It currently provides a sockets library, a DNS resolver and basic support for I/O multiplexing. There are plans for adding support for client protoc...
A set of UFFI-based bindings to the PVM3 (Parallel Virtual Machine) message-passing communication library for parallel computations. Some functions have optimized CMUCL-specific versions.
LoGS Log Analysis software
An efficient log analysis engine designed for large networks and clusters. LoGS features a programming language for configuration and extensions, and dynamic rule sets. It can trigger actions after ch...
A library for sending, receiving and handling e-mail. It can access messages in Maildir format and supports the SMTP, POP3, and IMAP protocols.
Open Sound Control
the Open Sound Control Protocol (aka OSC), implementated in common lisp.
OpenMCL Code
A collection of utilities for OpenMCL. It provides a remote read-eval-print-loop server, and a tool called LispDoc for automatically extracting HTML documentation from Lisp source code. LispDoc also w...
PLOKAMI - Common Lisp PCAP Interface
PLOKAMI is a lispy interface to libpcap/winpcap built on top of a CFFI portability layer. SUPPORTED Realtime network packet capture, injection, dumpfile reading/writing, filtering with BPF, timeouts ...
An HTTP 1.0/1.1 client library that supports access to any URL over HTTP/HTTPS, connection reuse and basic authentication.
Simple Grid Protocol
Grid computing system that "allows computer programs to utilize the unused CPU resources of other computers on a network or the Internet". Programs can be portable tasks, which can be executed on any ...
"A toolkit for experimental low-level networking in Common Lisp". It works by reading and writing Ethernet frames via the operating system interface to "tap" devices under Linux. It currently supports...
Collection of applications and utilities: a digital photo collection manager with a CLIM GUI, an offline Wikipedia client and a simple, experimental CLX digital clock.
A simple library for performing client HTTP operations (GET and POST) over a socket interface. trivial-http has been superseeded by Drakma.
An IRC parsing library (WMIRC) and an axtensibe IRC agent library (WMBOT).
Highly customizable graphical IRC client with support for multiple channels, nickname focusing and highlighting, clickable and rewritable URLs, and more.
A client library for accessing a Creek workflow server.
Interface to the libcurl multiprotocol file transfer library.
IRC client library featuring partial support for DCC, CTCP and related commands from RFC 2810, RFC 2811 and RFC2812. cl-irc uses usocket for implementation independent socket access. It uses FLEXI-ST...
A highly scalable and fault-tolerant Poker server based on Allegro Common Lisp and AllegroCache.
An SASL client library. SASL (RFC 2222) is used for authentication in various protocols.
A client implementation of XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol), which is the set of core protocols created by the Jabber messaging system.
Library for controlling a last.fm stream web service, with a graphical CLIM GUI.
Implementation of the BSD sockets API. It supports both Internet (TCP and UDP) and Unix-domain sockets.
Web-based dictionary server. It is distributed under the BSD license.
Iaxphone is a voice over IP application that accesses an Asterisk software PBX using the IAX protocol. It uses the IAX protocol via CFFI bindings to the libiax2 library, and has an OpenGL/GLUT user in...
A client library for the Jabber instant messaging system and its XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol) protocol set.
Misrouted (A basic toolkit to analyse CheckPoint FW-1 and Cisco router and PIX configuations) parses router configuration files and makes the information accessible in a Lispy format.
A client library for the 9P2000 file system protocol used by the Plan 9 operating system and the wmii window manager.
CLIM-based GUI for the org-davep-dict RFC 2229 dictionary client library.
Client library for RFC 2229 dictionary servers.
Client with a textual command interface (a REPL) for the org-davep-dict RFC 2229 dictionary client library.
Client library for the NNTP network protocol for accessing Usenet news servers.
Implementation of the RFC 2822 standard, which specifies a syntax for email text messages and superseedes RFC 822.
Downloads Slashdot.org news headlines and stores them for offline access.
Library for getting news headlines from Slashdot and other "backslash" systems such as NewsForge.
A simple library for performing client HTTP/HTTPS operations (GET and POST) over a socket interface. It is a fork of Trivial-HTTP. Trivial-https has been superseeded by Drakma.
trivial-irc is a (very) trivial IRC client library. It has no facilities for CTCP, and only very simple facilities for receiving, handling and sending messages.
TRIVIAL-LDAP is a one file, all lisp client implementation of parts of RFC 2251.
TCP networking library for simple applications such as "scripting" and interactive use. A patch provides UDP support. trivial-sockets has been superseeded by usocket.
The project wants to provide a portable TCP/IP and UDP socket interface for as many Common Lisp implementations as possible, while keeping the abstraction and portability layer as thin as possible.
A library for generation of universally unique identifiers as described by RFC 4122


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Tuesday, February 07, 2012
New 45° imagery for 24 cities
San Sebastian City Hall, Spain
Google Maps just got a huge new update of 45° imagery (Bird's Eye View) for 24 cities.
The update includes oblique aerial view imagery for 15 U.S. and 7 international locations, including San Sebastian and Pamplona in Spain and Buenos Aires in Argentina.
Here's the full list of updated imagery:
Charleston-Folly Beach, SC; Lee's Summit, KS; Lexington, SC; Magna (Salt Lake City), UT; North Charleston, SC; Pine Island Center, FL; Plymouth, MN; Salinas CA; Santa Rosa, CA; Shawnee, KS; South Hill, WA; Spanish Springs, NV; Killeen, TX; Decatur, AL
Torrelavega, Spain; Pamplona, Spain; San Sebastian, Spain; Bailen, Spain; Rolle, Switzerland; Ponferrada, Spain; Wachtberg, Germany; Weinheim, Germany
South America:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Via: Google Lat Long
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By David Milliken and Olesya Dmitracova
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's central bank said on Wednesday that inflation would stay higher for longer and its governor cautioned that further bond-buying to boost the weak recovery might have limited impact.
The economy was set for a "slow but sustained recovery" over the next three years, and economic output was unlikely to surpass its pre-financial crisis peak until 2015, the Bank of England said in its quarterly inflation report.
"The UK economy is ... set for a recovery. That is not to say that the road ahead will be smooth," the bank's governor, Mervyn King, told reporters. "This hasn't been a normal recession, and it won't be a normal recovery."
The bank forecast that inflation in two years' time was likely to be around 2.3 percent, up sharply from the 1.8 percent forecast in November.
It also extended the time frame for inflation returning to target to early 2016, 18 months later than what it predicted in November. The bank's forecasts also suggest inflation will peak at about 3.2 percent in the third quarter of 2013.
In a news conference following the release of the report, King - who is due to retire in June - said the bank would not risk undermining the slow recovery of the British economy by turning the screws on policy to bring inflation back into line.
"Attempting to bring inflation back to target sooner would risk derailing the recovery and undershooting the target in the medium term," he said.
The Bank of England has spent 375 billion pounds ($587 billion) on buying government bonds but more recently has held off from increasing the program.
King said, however, that more purchases, or quantitative easing (QE), were no panacea.
"We must recognize ... that there are limits to what can be achieved via general monetary stimulus - in any form - on its own," King said, adding that incentives to spend now reduced spending plans of households and businesses in the future.
British government debt prices extended losses after that comment by King. Earlier, sterling fell to a 6-month low against the dollar after King reiterated the position of the bank's policy-making committee that it was ready to provide more stimulus if needed.
In its report, the bank said much of the higher inflation was due to sterling's weakness and rises in prices partly set by the government, and that "it was appropriate to look through the temporary, albeit protracted, period of above-target inflation."
That comment suggested to some that the bank would be less likely to try to rein in inflation.
"Market confidence in the pound was already thin. The governor's admission that the inflation target is to be quietly ignored while the economy remains in intensive care has stretched it even further," said Jason Conibear, trading director at Cambridge Mercantile.
Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, suggested the bank was explicitly adopting a flexible inflation target "clearly favored" by incoming Bank of England governor Mark Carney.
Carney last week suggested he would seek a swift review of the UK central bank's remit to focus on inflation with an emphasis on more flexibility in bringing price growth back to its target level.
British inflation has exceeded the central bank's 2 percent target since December 2009, and its persistent failure to return to target is one reason why the bank has not increased bond purchases past the 375 billion pounds reached in October.
The Bank of England generally sets monetary policy with the aim of ensuring that inflation has returned to its 2 percent target within two years.
Economists had expected the bank to revise up its inflation forecast, after a more than 3 percent fall in sterling over the previous three months and the MPC's statement last Thursday that inflation might exceed 2 percent for the next two years.
The growth outlook in the report was fractionally weaker than that given in November, with growth seen rising relatively steadily to average an annual rate of around 1.9 percent by the first quarter of 2015.
Economists polled by Reuters last month expected growth of 1.0 percent this year and 1.4 percent in 2014, while inflation is expected to peak at 2.8 percent in the second quarter of 2013 before falling to average 2.0 percent over 2014 as a whole.
King is not alone on the bank's policy committtee MPC in doubting whether bond purchases still have the ability to significantly boost growth, and think alternatives such as the BoE's Funding for Lending Scheme may work better.
The bank said that there was growing evidence that the FLS was helping private sector credit conditions, though it was too early to see an increase in net lending.
(This story was corrected to add dropped word to headline)
(Writing by William Schomberg and Jeremy Gaunt; Editing by Hugh Lawson)


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All history depends ultiimately upon its social purpose. This is why in the past it has been handed down by oral tradition and written chronicle...
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The Florida Department of Citrus began the 2012-13 citrus season in October on an optimistic note, forecasting an end to more than a decade of U.S. orange juice sales declines.
BARTOW | The Florida Department of Citrus began the 2012-13 citrus season in October on an optimistic note, forecasting an end to more than a decade of U.S. orange juice sales declines.
But an orange crop literally falling from the tree and persistently high retail OJ prices now look to lead to lower OJ sales for the 11th time out of the past 12 seasons, said Matt Salois, the department's chief economist.
On the brighter side, this season's rapidly declining orange crop has boosted farm prices for Florida's growers. But even that silver lining masks the dark cloud of concern over the long-term viability of the state's signature agricultural industry.
"If we don't produce (orange juice), it will be filled by someone else," said Jay Clark, a Wauchula grower and member of the Florida Citrus Commission, the department's governing body. "We need to keep Florida juice on the shelf. It's important that we remain as a viable industry in this state."
The Florida citrus industry, which contributes almost $9 billion to the state's economy each year, remains particularly important in rural Central Florida counties, the heart of citrus production, he added.
Polk County usually leads Florida in citrus production. The county's growers harvested 31.2 million boxes of citrus fruit in the 2011-12 season, the most recent available statistics on county production.
Clark and other growers remain concerned about the effects of citrus greening, a fatal bacterial disease that destroys the fruit and trees. Growers and scientists blame greening for the declining 2012-13 citrus crops because infected trees can't hold onto the fruit before they become mature enough to harvest.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Feb. 8 reduced its forecast of this season's orange crop to 141 million boxes, down 8.4 percent from its initial October forecast of 154 million boxes, largely because of the worst premature drop in 43 years. It also predicted above-average drop for the late-season Valencia oranges, which will be harvested from March to June.
In his initial 2012-13 seasonal forecast in October, Salois predicted the larger orange crop would lead to a nearly 5 percent decline in the retail OJ price to an average $5.94 per gallon.
But the declining 2012-13 orange crop has boosted the farm price Florida juice processors pay for oranges, so those retail sales will not happen, Salois told the Citrus Commission on Wednesday. He now predicts a 1 percent increase in the average price to $6.29 per gallon and the same decline in total 2012-13 OJ sales.
In October, Salois predicted a 6 percent increase in OJ sales for 2012-13. Florida juice processors buy 95 percent of the orange crop each year and supply most of the OJ sold in the U.S.
If Salois' crystal ball proves accurate, annual U.S. orange juice sales will have declined by 36.5 percent since 2000.
The farm price for early and midseason oranges, harvested October to March, will average $1.44 per pound solids, a measure of juice content in the fruit, Salois predicted. That would be 15 percent higher than the October cash market price and 3.6 percent above Salois' October forecast.
The break-even price for Florida orange growers is about $1.30.
Salois also predicted an average farm price of $1.64 per pound solids for Valencias, up 10 percent from October.
The average farm prices include seasonal and multi�year contract prices and profit-sharing returns from processing cooperatives, as well as prices on the cash market, or fruit for immediate delivery.
The current cash market for Valencias appears to reflect the industry's consensus of further crop declines because of premature drop in the coming months.
Clark said a buyer for one of Florida's large processors told him recently he's been offering $1.70 for Valencias and still can't find fruit at that price.
In the long run, that trend would hurt Florida growers because it could put some processors out of business, reducing competition, he added.
"Where we are, for the industry as a whole, lower fruit quantity is not a good thing," Clark said.
[ Kevin Bouffard can be reached at 863-401-6980. ]


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Quite the debate going on from today's editorial: Stored Procedures Reconsidered. I chimed in late, and going on the "pro-sprocs" group. I think stored procedures are helpful, and a better idea, and most importantly:
Don't take that much more effort
You should be able to auto-gen trivial procs, and you should be able to auto-gen the stored procedure calls from .NET. Actually that's a little utility that we've considered writing before. Something you can point at a server, give it a proc name, have it sniff out the procedure parameters, types, etc. and write the code. How hard can that be?
I don't think that stored procedures are required everywhere, but I think they do provide benefits and ignoring those benefits because you don't want to write them (laziness) just doesn't make sense.


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James Watkins, PhD, is a professor of biomechanics in the School
of Human Sciences and director of the Sport and Exercise Science
Research Centre at the Swansea University in Wales. Watkins spent over
20 years in Glasgow, Scotland, as a lecturer and researcher, and he
served as the head of the department of physical education, sport and
outdoor education at Jordanhill College and later at the University of
Strathclyde, both in Glasgow.
Watkins' main teaching and research specializations are musculoskeletal
anatomy and the biomechanics of sport and exercise. He has authored over
80 publications, including three well-known textbooks (An
Introduction to the Mechanics of Human Movement, 1983; this text, Structure
and Function of the Musculoskeletal System; and An Introduction
to Biomechanics of Sport and Exercise, 2007).
Watkins is a fellow of the British Association of Sport and Exercise
Sciences (BASES), a fellow of the Physical Education Association of the
United Kingdom (PEAUK), and an honorary member of the Association for
Physical Education (afPE). He is an advisory board member of the Journal
of Sports Sciences and a former chair of the Biomechanics Section of
In 1975 Watkins received his PhD in biomechanics from the University of
Leeds in England. He resides in Swansea, where he enjoys walking,
playing golf, and reading about the history of science.
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Nashua aldermen to consider upgrades to city radio systemBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
Union Leader Correspondent
November 26. 2012 10:34PM
NASHUA - A proposal to spend up to $1.6 million for upgrades to the citywide radio communications system will be introduced to aldermen today for its first reading.
A maximum bond of $1.6 million is being sought for the first phase of a major radio communications project that could ultimately cost $5 million to $10 million over the next five or six years.
The radio systems are about 12 years old, according to Alderman Brian McCarthy, the board president, who said their life expectancy is a decade.
"Many of the radios are not manufactured anymore, and we can't even get parts for them," he said.
There are nearly 1,000 radios, including hand-held radios and automobile-installed radios, currently being used by various city departments such as police, fire, public works, schools and more. McCarthy said the police department recently replaced 65 emergency radios with assistance from a grant. Still, he said the infrastructure that operates the radios needs to be updated at the transmitter locations - on Shakespeare Road, the Four Hills Landfill, Kessler Farm and the fire and police departments.
McCarthy filed a proposal, along with board vice president Lori Wilshire asking that aldermen approve the $1.6 million bond for the first phase of work.
"We don't know exactly how much it will be yet," McCarthy said of the price-tag for all of the infrastructure improvements.
McCarthy said Motorola has offered the city an attractive offer on some of the infrastructure components if a deal can be closed by the end of the year.
The board of aldermen will have its first reading of the proposed resolution today, and the matter will then be forwarded to the aldermanic Finance Committee.
It is estimated the total cost of the bond over five years would be $1,672,000, including interest. That would result in an average annual payment of about $334,400 beginning next year.


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USA Today is unveiling its most extensive redesign since its launch 30 years ago, effective with today's paper.
The paper that revolutionized newspapers three decades ago with splashy color photos and info graphics is going to increase color, photos and info graphics even more with the redesign.
The website's redesign will go into effect in beta form over the weekend before going live on Monday.
Last night, the company partied like it was 1982 in a relaunch gala at the Smithsonian, where guests were expected to include: Newark Mayor Cory Booker, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, US Olympic Committee Chief Executive Officer Scott Blackmun, Olympic gold medalists Missy Franklin, Katie Ledecky and Heather O'Reilly, with a musical performance by Matthew Koma.
Gannett Co., the paper's parent, has also been getting into the festive mood. Its shares hit a 52-week high yesterday of $17.61 before easing a bit in the afternoon to close at $17.46. They are up 30.6 percent this year.
Gannett is scrambling to offset declines in national advertising revenue — off 17 percent in the second quarter — with an "all access" subscription plan across its entire newspaper chain, except for USA Today.
The flagship title's website will continue to be free.
Gannett is also aggressively boosting subscription and single-copy prices. While that is hurting circulation in some markets, advertisers seem to be having no negative reaction.
The healthy rise in the share price is being fueled, in large part, by Gannett's 23 TV stations, which account for 39 percent of its cash flow. They benefitted from Olympic advertising and political ads.
Gannett is also making some big bets on newspapers.
The redesign of USA Today is not unprecedented. Two years ago, then-publisher Dave Hunke unveiled a redesign that he boasted was positioning the publication for the future. Actually, it did little to stem declines — or halt layoffs.
But today's bet, which scrapped the familiar square logo in favor of new rounded one, is clearly the biggest redesign since the paper was launched by Al Neuharth on Sept. 15, 1982. The sports and lifestyle sections will get much bigger play.
In May, Larry Kramer, a co-founder of financial news service Marketwatch.com, took over as president and publisher, and many see it as his big play to leave his stamp on it.
"I absolutely agree this is Kramer's big gambit," said Douglas Arthur at Evercore, who was expected to be at the Smithsonian last night for the unveiling. "The USAT franchise desperately needs a redo with more online engagement and greater integration with video…we shall see."
USA Today, which once had the biggest paid circulation of any newspaper, lost that title to the Wall Street Journal, which is able to count its paid digital subscriptions as part of its paid circulation. (News Corp. owns WSJ and The Post.)
USA Today's print circulation is a little less than 1.8 million, down from its peak of 2.3 million.
Kramer is pushing for faster delivery of news over a variety of platforms.
"You expect to get news on your phone right when it happens and we're going to give it to you faster than anyone else," he told Wall Street analysts earlier this year.
To increase revenue, about 62 of Gannett's community newspapers are behind paywalls now — with a target of getting all 82 behind a paywall by year-end.
"They still need to turn around the newspaper business, which will be a challenge," said Alexa Quadri of JPMorgan. She remains skeptical and has the stock rated only "neutral."
Quadri said the three-year turnaround plan unveiled by new CEO Gracia Martore shortly after she took over in February is in its "early days at both community publishing and USA Today."
Michael Kupinski at Noble Financial is bullish, especially on the prospects of the all-access plan.
"Wall Street estimates do not appear to give the company credit for the exceptional and significant ramp up in circulation revenues," he said.
The revenue increase could exceed 14 percent, while others, he said, are predicting possibly only a 4 percent boost.
"This is a big bet and the beginning of a new USA Today," said Ed Atorino, an analyst at Benchmark Company.
Now, he says, he has a "buy" on Gannett stock and may have to adjust his target stock price above his current $18 level.
Still, as some critics point out on the Gannett blog — and independent blogger sites — it has been four years since the stock last crossed the $20 threshold.
Bill Smead, a portfolio manager with the Smead Value Fund, said, that with the current dividend, "you could get all your money back in five years.
"The dividend doesn't have to go up very much for us to make money," he said.
And he said that as the kids of the aging baby boomers begin moving into suburbia, he thinks USA Today and community newspapers will have a resurgence. "People have underestimated brand power throughout the recession."


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Lagenorhynchus albirostris
|Scope: Global
Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Lagenorhynchus albirostris (Gray, 1846)
|Regional Assessments:
Common Name(s):
|Taxonomic Notes:
|Recent genetic studies suggest that this species is not closely-related to any of the others currently placed in the genus Lagenorhynchus. It is likely that future work will split-out the other species, leaving this one as the only member of the genus Lagenorhynchus (LeDuc et al. 1999, Harlin-Cognato and Honeycutt 2006). Morphological differences have been found between White-beaked Dolphins from the eastern and western Atlantic (Mikkelsen and Lund 1994).
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Least Concern ver 3.1
|Year Published:
|Date Assessed:
|Hammond, P.S., Bearzi, G., Bjørge, A., Forney, K.A., Karkzmarski, L., Kasuya, T., Perrin, W.F., Scott, M.D., Wang, J.Y. , Wells, R.S. & Wilson, B.
|Rojas-Bracho, L. & Smith, B.D.
The species is widespread and abundant (with current population estimates exceeding 100,000) and there have been no reported population declines or major threats identified.
|Previously published Red List assessments:
|Range Description:
|This is the most northerly member of the genus Lagenorhynchus, and it has a wide distribution (Kinze 2002). White-beaked Dolphins inhabit cold temperate to subpolar waters of the North Atlantic, from Cape Cod and France, north to central Davis Strait, southern Greenland, Svalbard, and east to Novaya Zemlya. The range includes Iceland, Faroe Islands, the U.K., and most Scandinavian waters. There are a few extralimital records in the Baltica Sea.
The map shows where the species may occur based on oceanography. The species has not been recorded for all the states within the hypothetical range as shown on the map. States for which confirmed records of the species exist are included in the list of native range states. States within the hypothetical range but for which no confirmed records exist are included in the Presence Uncertain list.
|Countries occurrence:
Native:Belgium; Canada; Denmark; Faroe Islands; France; Germany; Greenland; Guernsey; Iceland; Ireland; Isle of Man; Jersey; Netherlands; Norway; Russian Federation; Saint Pierre and Miquelon; Svalbard and Jan Mayen; Sweden; United Kingdom; United States
Vagrant:Estonia; Finland; Latvia; Lithuania; Poland
|FAO Marine Fishing Areas:
Atlantic – northwest; Atlantic – northeast
|Additional data:
|Range Map:
|Click here to open the map viewer and explore range.
|There are few actual estimates of abundance, but there may be a hundred thousand or more throughout their range (Øien 1996, Reeves et al. 1999).
Published estimates indicate there are at least several thousand White-beaked Dolphins in portions of the north-western Atlantic, shoreward of the 200-m contour between St. Anthony, Newfoundland, and Nain, Labrador (Alling and Whitehead 1987) and in coastal and offshore waters east of Newfoundland and south-east of Labrador. In the Gulf of St. Lawrence, white-beaked dolphins (2,500 in 1995 and 1996) occurred only in the Strait of Belle Isle and the extreme north-eastern Gulf (Kingsley and Reeves 1998).
At least a few thousand white-beaked dolphins inhabit Icelandic waters and up to 100,000 the northeastern Atlantic including the Barents Sea, the eastern part of the Norwegian Sea and the North Sea north of 56°N (Øien 1996). A survey of the North Sea and adjacent waters in 1994 provided an estimate of 7,856 (CV=0.30) white-beaked dolphins (Hammond et al. 2002). In 2005 there were an estimated 22,700 (CV=0.42) in the European Atlantic continental shelf waters, including 10,600 (CV=0.29) in the same area surveyed in 1994. Kinze et al. (1997) maintained that the White-beaked Dolphin is much more common in the North and Baltic Seas than its relative, the Atlantic white-sided dolphin, and Northridge et al. (1997) found that White-beaked Dolphins are relatively common in European waters compared with White-sided Dolphins, or compared with US waters. A 2006 survey in an area from the Georges Bank to the upper Bay of Fundy to the entrance of the Gulf of St. Lawrence estimated 2,003 animals (CV=0.94) (Waring et al. 2008).
|Current Population Trend:
|Additional data:
|Habitat and Ecology:
|White-beaked Dolphins inhabit continental shelf and offshore waters of the cold temperate to subpolar zones, although there is evidence suggesting that their primary habitat is in waters less than 200 m deep. The species is found widely over the continental shelf, but especially along the shelf edge. A change in habitat use has been documented in U.S. waters, where White-beaked Dolphins were observed primarily on the continental shelf prior to the 1970s, but mainly occurred over slope waters during the 1970s. This shift was associated with changes in finfish abundance and a shift in the distribution of Atlantic White-sided Dolphins, L. acutus (Katona et al. 1993, Kenney et al. 1996).
The ecology of White-beaked Dolphins has received little detailed study (Kinze 2002). They feed on variety of small pelagic schooling fishes but also demersal species (such as cod, haddock, poorcod, bib, hake, and whiting), squid, and crustaceans (Reeves et al. 1999). They sometimes associate, while feeding, with large whales (such as Fin and Humpback Whales), and are known to form mixed groups with a number of other dolphin species (including Bottlenose and Atlantic White-sided Dolphins) (Reeves et al. 1999).
|Use and Trade:
|Small-scale hunting takes place in a few countries.
|Major Threat(s):
Although not a target of any large commercial fisheries, there has been a long history of small-scale hunting for white-beaked dolphins in some countries, such as Norway, the Faroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland, and Labrador, mostly for food (Reeves et al. 1999); hunting in some areas continues today (Jefferson et al. 1993), e.g. some hunting continues off the south-west coast of Greenland (Kinze 2002) and opportunistically off the coast of Canada (Lien et al. 2001). During the early 1980s an estimated 366 White-beaked Dolphins were taken annually by the residents of 12 Labrador harbours (Alling and Whitehead 1987).
White-beaked Dolphins are known to be taken incidentally in a range of fishing gear throughout the range of the species (Dong et al. 1996, Reeves et al. 1999). In Norwegian waters where the species is abundant and fishery effort is high, bycatches of white-beaked dolphins are too rare to be detected in fishery operations monitored for marine mammal bycatches (A. Bjørge pers. comm.). In the UK bycatch observer programme, no White-beaked Dolphins have been recorded (S. Northridge pers. comm.). Thus, recent bycatch monitoring programmers support the conclusion of Jefferson et al. (1993) that although known to be occurring, incidental catches are not thought to be high enough to represent a serious threat to this species.
Like other North Atlantic marine mammals, White-beaked Dolphins are contaminated by organochlorines, other anthropogenic compounds and heavy metals (Reeves et al. 1999); although the effects of pollutants are not well understood in this species, they may affect reproduction or render them susceptible to other mortality factors.
|Conservation Actions:
The species is listed in Appendix II of CITES.
Existing direct takes are currently not regulated by any hunting quotas. Although known to occur, bycatch rates seem to be poorly documented and warrant more intensive research. The impact of combined anthropogenic removals should be assessed.
|Hammond, P.S., Bearzi, G., Bjørge, A., Forney, K.A., Karkzmarski, L., Kasuya, T., Perrin, W.F., Scott, M.D., Wang, J.Y. , Wells, R.S. & Wilson, B. 2012. Lagenorhynchus albirostris. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2012: e.T11142A17875454. . Downloaded on 21 September 2018.
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My resolution for 09 is to get a 55g up and running. I'd really like to spend time and do this one right as I'm always unhappy with my 29g. I am constantly inspired by the pictures of tank set up on this site and think I have a good idea in mind.
There are the 55g kits at stores like Wal-Mart that seem like a good deal, but I really want to invest in this tank and get the best for it. I'm curious if anyone thinks it would be best to just get the kit or buy as I go. I know in the long run it's going to be more expensive to buy as I go, but I really do want to get high quality equipment in my tank and I do run into sales alot for the good stuff at PetCo every now and then.
I'm going to buy the actual tank first, just get it out of the way. I'm debating on if I should buy one new or buy a used one at my LFS. What are your thoughts on this? Save a few bucks and clean one or buy new and spend more but not have to clean?
I'm going to journalize my process here and hope for lots of advice. In theory, I'd like to get this up and running w/fish by my birthday in April. I think I could have all my equipment bought and set up by then.
So thoughts and concerns are welcome!


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Former "Survivor" winner Ethan Zohn's cancer has returned.
Zohn's publicist confirms doctors discovered cancer in his chest in September. News of the diagnosis was first reported by People.com.
Zohn was diagnosed with Stage 2 Hodgkin's disease in 2009. Two rounds of chemotherapy didn't work, and he underwent a stem cell transplant. He was in remission until his latest diagnosis.
The 37-year-old is undergoing a new form of chemotherapy called SGN-35, which involves an antibody drug that zeroes in on cancer cells and is thought to be less toxic to the rest of the body.
Zohn says he hopes to undergo another stem cell transplant after three months of treatment.
Zohn competed on the current season of CBS' "The Amazing Race" with his girlfriend, fellow "Survivor" champion Jenna Morasca. They were sent home in the second episode.


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The more tractors an operation has the more of a challenge it can be to keep up with them. Trimble introduced new products that can help farmers with that task and help them get more use from their smartphone. Trimble's new Connected Farm app is a free app that allows growers and consultants to map field boundaries, scout for pests, take geo-referenced phones and manage collected data. Ian Harley explained the new app and the vehicle management software in this interview in Boone, Iowa.
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For several years, I have given my music away for free. That's right - not one cent. I have been met with resistance from the "pay folks" and have been the indirect subject of how free music isn't really appreciated yadda yadda. As I have and will continue to maintain my music is my way of paying it forward. Because the Lord has blessed me with the talents and I really have no desire to make any money from my music, I have wrestled with how I can feel better about what I do and dismiss the critics. And let me say, I have no problems with those who do sell their music - just their communication on why they think that pay music is superior to free music.
So, effective immediately my music will have a cost. The format is quite simple:
If you use my music in any performance, I would request you make a donation to either the general missionary or humanitarian fund of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I don't care if you contribute $5.00 or $.05. It's just a way to further the work of the Lord by you paying it forward. Think of the good you can do for a struggling missionary or refugee seeking refuge and safety. The scripture, "...if ye have done it unto the least of these, ye have done it unto me" comes very clearly into my head.
I don't need or want to know of your contribution - that is up to you. My website will be updated with this information. I hope you find favor with this new method and pray the Lords choicest blessings on you as you reach out to His children.
* That you can copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format for any purpose, even commercially as long as you give appropriate credit and provide a link to this website (ldshappymusic.com).* You may not remix, re-engineer or otherwise alter the music or words without permission from the author(s).* My originals are NOT sactioned/approved by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Permission from your Priesthood leader prior to rehearsing/performing is recommended.* No warranties are given or implied. The work shall remain the property of LDS Happy Music.
* And lastly, please enjoy the music. Comments are encouraged. :)
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Who's on the Lord's Side?
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- AnonymousMay 14, 2015 at 10:27 AM
Very nice! It would be fun to hear Vocal Point perform this. They'd be perfect. I have a connection there so I'll pass it along and see if they want to contact you. :)ReplyDelete
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After months of telling the press Bethenny Frankel was toxic to the Real Housewives of New York City and that she was happy with her departure, it appears Kelly Bensimon has had a change of heart!
In a new interview with E! Online, the formerly? cra cra Kelly reveals what she misses and doesn't miss about Bethenny. "I love it when people do well," said Kelly about Bethenny's success both on and off the screen. "The better that she does, the better the franchise of Housewives does." Uh???
Kelly goes on to add that she doesn't miss the epic fights on the RHONY. "Everybody…every single person…misses the altercations between Bethenny and I," she stated. "For whatever reason, they just love the fact that we fight for four minutes of television. Do I miss fighting with her? I don't like fighting. Do I miss her on the show? She was fun."
Kelly also wants us to know she currently has a very busy social life. "I'm actually just seeing a lot of different people and just doing the dating process," she shared. "I was married for such a long time and then I just took a break from just dating in general to get my feet firmly on the ground…" When it comes to her celebrity crushes, Kelly "loves" Jason Segal and is "obsessed" with Jimmy Fallon.
In other NYC news, in addition to being a dentist, financial adviser, music producer, video director and lawyer, it seems Jill Zarin also moonlights as a Dietitian!
In a new interview with OK! magazine, Jill, 46, gives fans tips on how to lose weight. "Always eat breakfast," says expert Jill. "Eat something. Start your engine. It doesn't have to be a full breakfast – it could be an orange. If you don't start your engine, your body thinks it's starving itself, and it won't let you burn calories. Your body is tricked into thinking it's going to be starved and it's saved as fat."
Rule #2? "Try not to eat past 7:00 at night," reveals Jill. "That's when people tend to put on weight, because they eat at night and you're not moving around enough to burn anything if you're laying around. Try to eat within working hours. I say eat within working hours, 8-6, and don't eat after those working hours. Don't eat after 6 or 7."
And Jill's final rule? "Make sure you're hydrated. It's going to be a hot summer. Drink, drink, drink. And if you don't like water, then drink lemonade, drink iced tea. Drink!"
But just in case you're not able to follow all of Jill's tips, you can always buy her Skweez shapewear to take some pounds off your look!
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TC Opera House "Just Great ART" Sale
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"Just Great ART" Sale at the City Opera House!
Featuring the Plein Air Painters of Northwest Michigan—
The City Opera House of Traverse City is hosting "Just Great ART" for a two-month exhibition and sale. Plein Air Painters of Northwest Michigan will be featured November 1, 2017 through January 2, 2018. The exhibition includes paintings in oil, watercolor, pastel, gouache, and acrylic. A portion of all sales benefits the City Opera House.
The Plein Air Painters of Northwest Michigan spend May to November painting at locations throughout the Grand Traverse Area. From boot camp in May to multiple paint outs in the summer months to the last fluttering leaves of autumn, this group of artists strives to capture our beautiful landscapes. Many of those paintings plus paintings based on plein air experiences will be shown. The artists are: Sue Bowerman, Judy Kelly, Ruth Kitchen, Dorothy Mudget, Janet W. Oliver, Marilyn Rebant, Ann Robinson, and Laura Swire.
The opening reception, with refreshments, is Thursday, November 2, 2017 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the City Opera House, 106 East Front Street, Traverse City. The exhibition is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and during evening City Opera House events.


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Blogs are the most powerful marketing tool you can use to attract leads and new customers, as well as increase visibility in your marketplace.
But what makes one blog successful and another mediocre? The majority of "so-so" blogs lack one or more of four important elements… In this article I will introduce the CODA system and how it can driven traffic and engagement with your readers.
Some bloggers may be writing well, posting relevant and valuable content on a regular basis, but they aren't encouraging reader interaction. Or they might have built a blog whose purpose isn't evident.