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Scenic Route announced today in an email to customers that they are holding a liquidation sale in preparation for shutting down the company.
Scenic Route is owned by Jim and Sarah Milne, and based in Saratoga Springs, Utah. Sarah Milne was a paper designer for Rusty Pickle before starting Scenic Route. A little over a year ago the six-year-old company was flying high in the scrapbooking world. According to the liquidation announcement, the company had its best month ever in August 2008. But the company says it was hard hit by the economic crash of Sept. 2008, which has lead to its liquidation:
Thanks to you, Scenic Route had growth year after year culminating in our best month ever in August 2008. Unfortunately, September 2008 brought economic hardships to our company, the scrapbook industry, and this nation.
Nicole Snow, who recently stopped writing the Salt Lake City Scrapbooking Examiner, came out of blogging retirement to tell the scrapbook world about Scenic Route's closure:
I was suprised to see that their booth at the Scrapbook USA Expo this month had new paper lines available at a discount. Typically the Scenic Route booth has discounted stickers and chipboard, but their paper tends to remain a bit high-priced (at least by Expo standards).
Looking back further, it's easy to see that as early as January of this year there were economic concerns at Scenic Route when they laid off well-known designer/instructor Layle Koncar, who was quickly snapped up by Basic Grey. Then in July, the company skipped exhibiting at CHA-Summer 2009 in Orlando, and did not release new product either. This was perhaps understandable given the birth of Sarah Milne's new baby barely a month before CHA, but the timing couldn't have been worse for an obviously wounded company.
Scenic Route is holding its liquidation sale on its web store for consumers, and they'll also have booths at two Scrapbook Expos in California in October.

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Bluetooth GPRS Howto
This Howto will describe, how to set up a GPRS Internet connection using bluetooth device and compatible mobile phone.
- Linux compatible bluetooth device
- Bluetooth enabled mobile phone - I'm using Nokia N70
- Install bluez-utils, bluez-libs and dbus (install also ppp if you haven't):
pacman -S bluez-utils bluez-libs dbus
- Start dbus and bluetooth service:
/etc/rc.d/dbus start /etc/rc.d/bluetooth start
- Scan for nearby bluetooth devices:
hcitool scan Scanning ... 00:19:79:89:13:8E Penpen N70Now, mark that above address, it's the bluetooth hardware address of your mobile phone (provided that the name in the right matches what you have written in the phone).
- Scan, which channel is used for Dial-Up Networking:
sdptool search --bdaddr 00:19:79:89:13:8E DUN Inquiring ... Searching for DUN on 00:19:79:89:13:8E ... Service Name: Dial-Up Networking Service RecHandle: 0x10007 Service Class ID List: "Dialup Networking" (0x1103) Protocol Descriptor List: "L2CAP" (0x0100) "RFCOMM" (0x0003) Channel: 3 Language Base Attr List: code_ISO639: 0x454e encoding: 0x6a base_offset: 0x100 Profile Descriptor List: "Dialup Networking" (0x1103) Version: 0x0100Now check the line beginning with "Channel:" - it contains the channel which is used for Dial-Up Network and it is not necessarily 1 and so is the case with my Nokia N70; my phone uses channel 3. Check also that you are reading the right results; the bluetooth hardware address must match your phone's.
- Next, edit /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf . Set the following in options section:
autoinit yes; security auto;Editing the same file, comment out passkey, as it is not used actually. Also, in the device section change the line beginning with name to:
name "BlueZ (%h)";
- Now edit /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf , first uncomment the rfcomm0 device section. Then add/change the lines as this (if necessary):
bind yes; device 00:19:79:89:13:8E; channel 3; comment "GPRS dialup";Of course, you should use your device address and the appropriate channel.
- Edit the bluetooth script in /etc/rc.d/bluetooth to make the rfcomm start when bluetooth system is started:
- Restart the bluetooth service:
/etc/rc.d/bluetooth restart
- Look, whether the bluetooth device is bound to the phone. It should look like this:
ll /dev/rfcomm0 crw-rw---- 1 root tty 216, 0 2007-08-10 21:32 /dev/rfcomm0
- Now comes the interesting part. You see, there must be an agreed password for connecting to the phone's modem. And this password is set up in an awkward way. First decide a password. Then open another root console, type there (substitute your phone's hardware address and password accordingly)
passkey-agent 8922 00:19:79:89:13:8E, but don't press enter yet. On another root window, issue
cat /dev/rfcomm0and immediately after that execute the typed passkey-agent command in other window. Situation is like this http://asuka.fi/u/jpaalija/tmp/catting_passkey-agent_ready.png The phone should now show something like this: http://asuka.fi/u/jpaalija/tmp/passcode_dialog.jpg . Quickly, enter the passcode and press "Ok". If the passkey-agent prints something like
Passkey request for device 00:19:79:89:13:8E Passkey service has been releasedyou have no need to hurry anymore as you are almost set. Next, go to Menu->Connectivity->Bluetooth, select right for paired devices, select Options->Set as authorized, confirm and you are done!
- Edit the bottom of /etc/ppp/ip-up as following:
echo -e "#generated by ip-up\nsearch local\nnameserver $DNS1\nnameserver $DNS2" > /etc/resolv.conf chmod a+r /etc/resolv.confThis change is used to set correct DNS settings after connection.
- Now you need scripts to actually use the phone's modem and call your ISP. My ISP is the Finnish saunalahti, mainly because of it's predefined fee for unlimited data access. You must substitute saunalahti for your ISP accordingly through the rest of the document. First we edit the modem setup script for my isp. I'm using script named /etc/ppp/peers/saunalahti and having the following content:
show-password noauth /dev/rfcomm0 115200 connect /etc/ppp/peers/saunalahti-connect disconnect /etc/ppp/peers/saunalahti-disconnect defaultroute #replacedefaultroute noipdefault #nodetach usepeerdns crtscts local ipcp-accept-local #lcp-echo-interval 0 maxfail 10 lcp-echo-failure 0 lcp-echo-interval 0 #lcp-max-configure 0 #lcp-max-failure 10000 #lcp-max-terminate 0 #lcp-restart 30000 novj nobsdcomp novjccomp nopcomp noaccomp linkname saunalahti mtu 1500 mru 1500Some remarks: You should possibly first uncomment the nodetach-option, so you can track, whether the call succeeds. Without the option you just get no confirmation.
Some Carrier needs special username and password for connection. In this case you should add:
user "username" password "passwd"
A good list of Carrier's and ther username/password pairs can be found here: http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/GPRSThe lines starting with "connect" and "disconnect" are locations for connect and disconnect chat scripts. Chat scripts are used to "talk" with the modem. Lets take a look at them next.
- Now, we edit the connect script. Mine is at /etc/ppp/peers/saunalahti-connect and is like the following:
#!/bin/sh exec chat \ TIMEOUT 5 \ ECHO ON \ ABORT '\nBUSY\r' \ ABORT '\nERROR\r' \ ABORT '\nNO ANSWER\r' \ ABORT '\nNO CARRIER\r' \ ABORT '\nNO DIALTONE\r' \ ABORT '\nRINGING\r\n\r\nRINGING\r' \ '' \rAT \ TIMEOUT 12 \ SAY "Press CTRL-C to close the connection at any stage!" \ SAY "\ndefining PDP context...\n" \ OK ATH \ OK ATE1 \ OK 'AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","internet.saunalahti","",0,0' \ OK ATD*99# \ TIMEOUT 22 \ SAY "\nwaiting for connect...\n" \ CONNECT "" \ SAY "\nConnected." \ SAY "\nIf the following ppp negotiations fail,\n" \ SAY "try restarting the phone.\n"Also some remarks about these: In the place of internet.saunalahti you should have your mobile operators access point name. That can be checked from Settings->Connection->Access points . Hilight the Internet access point and select edit. Go down to section "Access point name". There you have it. One more thing. The modem command "ATD*99#"'s number "*99#" is a special number (at least in Nokia phones) which is used to "call to Internet access point". Pretty clever I'd say; no fiddling around with actual numbers, let the phone handle everything behind the scenes.
- Edit the disconnect script (mine's is in /etc/ppp/peers/saunalahti-disconnect). You should have something like this:
#!/bin/sh exec /usr/sbin/chat -V -s -S \ ABORT "BUSY" \ ABORT "ERROR" \ ABORT "NO DIALTONE" \ SAY "\nSending break to the modem\n" \ "" "\K" \ "" "\K" \ "" "\K" \ "" "+++ATH" \ "" "+++ATH" \ "" "+++ATH" \ SAY "\nPDP context detached\n"
- Set executable atribute for files saunalahti-connect and saunalahti-disconnect
chmod +x /etc/ppp/peers/saunalahti*connect
- Ok, you have completely set up bluetooth + gprs connection. Yay! Next thing to do is to test it. If you let the "nodetach" option uncommented in section 12, running (again, substitute yourisp for, well your ISP :)
pon yourispshould return something like this:
Press CTRL-C to close the connection at any stage!If the output is something similar, you have a working connection . If this is the case, you can press ctrl-c to abort the connection and uncomment the "nodetach" option from section 12. Later when you want connection, you can just run
defining PDP context... rAT OK ATH OK ATE1 OK AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","internet.saunalahti","",0,0 OK waiting for connect...
ATD*99# CONNECT Connected. If the following ppp negotiations fail, try restarting the phone.
Serial connection established. Using interface ppp0 Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/rfcomm0 kernel does not support PPP filtering Cannot determine ethernet address for proxy ARP local IP address 220.127.116.11 remote IP address 10.6.6.6 primary DNS address 220.127.116.11secondary DNS address 188.8.131.52
pon yourispand when disconnecting
poff yourisp.
- Add "dbus bluetooth" to the DAEMONS section in /etc/rc.conf so you can connect more easily after reboot.
- All done, enjoy!
Use Blueman and NetworkManager
As of blueman 1.02-1 and networkmanager 0.70-1, there is no need to edit any configuration files anymore, so that we can easily set up bluetooth GRPS dialup purely in GUI. Tested with Nokia N70.
- Click bluetooth applet and right click in blank area to select "Setup", then Bluetooth Manager will automatically search and setup devices for you, and you can choose to "connect to DialUp networking" if your device support this. After this, check out if you've got /dev/rfcomm0, if so you've got paired.
- Right click on nm-applet and choose "Edit Connections", choose Mobile Broadband tab, click "add" it will pop you up to choose a Mobile Broadband Connection, there you can see your bluetooth device.
- Edit properties of the connection, remember to change up to your own network setting. Normally, you only need to provide number and APN, leave others blank. And uncheck "Use authentication" in PPP tab, otherwise dialup would fail.
- Select and connect to dialup service just like other connection type with networkmanager.


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Deadmau5 will not be working with Kanye West any time soon.
His comments appear in a story in the February/March issue of Vibe, the cover of which he shares with Mary J Blige Asked which rapper he would like to design a live show for, the Canadian electro-house producer said: "Anyone other than f---ing Kanye. I f---ing hate him."
Deadmau5 also revealed whom he would call when in a pinch.
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The superstar DJ, who is engaged to Kat Von D, also slammed the term "EDM," short fr "electronic dance music," saying, "Yeah, I just renamed it. I called it 'Event-Driven Marketing.'"
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Landscaping projects make Liberty's campus 'spring' to life
Liberty University's Campus North complex is a major cog in day-to-day operations, but university officials would like to make it look less industrial.
Most of the university's staff works in Campus North, which in addition to the School of Law, Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary, LU Online and several business offices, also houses an indoor track, student medical center, hair salon, post office, workout facilities and food court. It connects to Thomas Road Baptist Church and Liberty Christian Academy as well.
The building's "get things done" atmosphere is apparent; the 1 million square foot building was originally an Ericsson cell phone plant until LU acquired it about six years ago.
In hopes of making Campus North look more aesthetically pleasing, Liberty University is focusing some major beautification efforts there. The first mission: landscaping.
"We're trying to do something to make the university have an extra 'wow,'" said Charles Spence, LU's director of planning and construction. "I believe that, next to painting, landscaping is the biggest bang for the buck."
The view at a Virginia theme park is serving as one of his inspirations.
"I went to Busch Gardens in Williamsburg [Va.] and just fell in love with the landscaping — the way that they took their parking lots and did heavy landscaping," he said. "It [looked] really good because there was so much landscaping around [the parking lots] that it wasn't big blacktop strips."
LU's budget-savvy efforts will be on a smaller scale than Busch Gardens, he said.
Stretching from the intersection of University Boulevard and Candlers Mountain Road, to Ericsson Drive in front of the Football Operations Center and LaHaye Ice Center and toward the LU Police Department entrance on Campus North, the university is spending $30,000 on landscaping improvements.
Crews started planting nearly 500 high-quality trees including maples, oaks, red cedar and holly in those areas while students were on spring break, March 9-13. Before break, workers planted bushes near the LaHaye Ice Center.
"Some of them are to hide some unsightly mechanical equipment and to make the LaHaye Ice Center look better," said Spence.
Spence is also looking at plans for new entrances for the Seminary, the doorway near the chancellor's office and Campus North's main foyer area. He's considering installing a porch at the building's main entrance, similar to the entryway of Arthur S. DeMoss Learning Center or Thomas Road Baptist Church.
"It'll really change the whole face of this building and take away some more of that industrial look," Spence said.
Work on those entrances could start this fall.
For an example of the VIP treatment for entrances, look no further than the Tilley Student Center entrance. Completed beautification efforts there included some blacktop removal, brick porch installation, handicapped ramps, railings, planter boxes, canopy awnings and a new sign.
"Even though that whole area was blacktop, now we've got some plants there that soften up the landscape and make it look a lot better," said Spence, who also wants to dress up the Post Office entrance near the Campus North bus stop.
Long-range planning calls for an addition to the face of the LaHaye Student Union — and when the new theater in the tower of Campus North is complete, the entire area by the Tilley Student Center will be given a facelift.
"We intend to keep going as much as possible and make the place feel nice," he said of Campus North. "We're spending a lot of effort and energy in it — a lot of hard work."
Taking aesthetics into consideration, Spence said the Thomas Indoor Soccer Complex that's under construction at Campus North will incorporate a lot of brick.
"We think we did a good job at making a metal building look much more classy, just like we did at the Tilley [Center]," he said.
Liberty Christian Academy's plans to build a new outdoor recreation area will also change the face of Campus North along Candlers Mountain Road. The plans call for paved basketball courts, grassy fields and a kickball diamond. LCA is currently raising funds to build the $250,000 facility.
Liberty's beautification efforts are stretching beyond Campus North, too.
Last fall, LU began planting about 1,000 plants along Regents Parkway, a new perimeter road along the western border of campus.
"As they start to grow up, the perimeter road will really develop into something a lot prettier," Spence said.
When the Barnes & Noble Bookstore is completed on Main Campus in May, it will get a thorough landscaping treatment, too, including close to 500 plants. New trees are also sprouting up in the area near Doc's Diner and the new paintball field on East Campus.
Last year LU completed $1 million worth of paving on campus, and another $600,000 in paving improvements are planned for this year.
"We'll follow right behind that with beautiful landscaping," Spence said.
Parkway gardens taking shape
|Garden A on the Jerry Falwell Parkway
Gardens along the Jerry Falwell Parkway are enhancing the views of the Liberty University campus from U.S. 460. More than 20 gardens were designed and available for sponsorship by area businesses starting last year.
Last week, crews were busy planting a garden between the entrance ramp to U.S. 460 West off Candlers Mountain Road. The garden, Garden A, is being sponsored by Englander Transport, Inc. and England's Stove Works, Inc.
Garden K, along the parkway in front of Doc's Diner, was recently completed. That garden is being sponsored by Sodexo, which operates LU's dining services, including the diner.
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Oxycodone Hydrochloride, Ibuprofen Oral tablet
What is this medicine?
IBUPROFEN; OXYCODONE (eye BYOO proe fen; ox i KOE done) is a pain reliever. It is used to treat moderate to severe pain for 7 days or less.
This medicine may be used for other purposes; ask your health care provider or pharmacist if you have questions.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
brain tumor
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How should I use this medicine?
Take this medicine by mouth with a full glass of water. Follow the directions on the prescription label. You can take it with or without food. If it upsets your stomach, take it with food. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed.
A special MedGuide will be given to you by the pharmacist with each prescription and refill. Be sure to read this information carefully each time.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once.
NOTE: This medicine is only for you. Do not share this medicine with others.
What if I miss a dose?
If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
What may interact with this medicine?
Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications:
This medicine may also interact with the following medications:
antihistamines for allergy, cough and cold
aspirin and aspirin-like drugs
barbiturates, like phenobarbital
certain medicines for bladder problems like oxybutynin, tolterodine
certain medicines for stomach problems like dicyclomine, hyoscamine
MAOIs like Carbex, Eldepryl, Marplan, Nardil, and Parnate
medicines for depression, anxiety, or psychotic disturbances
medicines for sleep
medicines for travel sickness like scopolamine
medicines that treat or prevent blood clots like warfarin
muscle relaxants
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allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
breathing problems
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unexplained weight gain or swelling
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dry mouth
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[edit] Data
In this tutorial, we shall look at how to get values into and out of registers. One of the fundamental operations in computing is manipulating data, but this can't happen until the data has been placed into processor registers.
[edit] A little detour - BASIC variable passing
As a little detour, and something that may be useful for experimenting, BBC BASIC will take the contents of
A% and place it into
B% into
C% into
R2, and so on).
If you call the code with
USR (instead of
CALL), the value of
R0 on exit will be passed back to BASIC.
DIM code% 1024 FOR loop% = 0 TO 2 STEP 2 P% = code% [ OPT loop% ADD R0, R0, R1 MOV PC, LR ] NEXT A% = 1 B% = 2 PRINT USR(code%)
Running this, the result will be "3".
I shall not delve any deeper into this aspect of BASIC at this time, instead I'll pass the baton over to you. Try some different instructions, such as
ADD R0, R0, R1, LSL #3 or
MVN R0, R0 to see what the results are.
[edit] Literal constants
Something that will happen a lot is a literal constant - for example range checking, embedded values, and so forth.
Consider the following:
DIM code% 1024 FOR loop% = 0 TO 2 STEP 2 P% = code% [ OPT loop% ; handle regular characters CMP R0, #32 SWIGE "OS_WriteC" ; BUG: doesn't trap <127> MOVGE PC, LR ; convert Enter to newlines CMP R0, #13 SWIEQ "OS_NewLine" ; anything else is converted to a period MOVNE R0, #46 SWINE "OS_WriteC" MOV PC, LR ] NEXT PRINT "Type stuff (ESC to exit):" REPEAT A% = INKEY(0) IF (A%) <> -1 THEN CALL code% UNTIL FALSE
What this program does is accept a keypress (the
INKEY) and if there was a keypress (result not -1), call the code. The code will display the character entered, translating Enter key to a newline, and filtering out control codes. In order to maximise the use of the ARM processor, it makes extensive use of conditional execution.
However, we can see constants scattered throughout. Is it 32? Compare with 13. Set to 46... Your homework, should you accept it, is to modify the program to trap the backspace key and make it delete characters instead of printing dots.
There are, of course, limitations to this. Consider:
DIM code% 1024 FOR loop% = 0 TO 2 STEP 2 P% = code% [ OPT loop% MOV R0, #123 MOV R0, #1234 MOV R0, #4352 MOV R0, #12928 MOV R0, #65536 MOV PC, LR ] NEXT
You will get
Bad Immediate Constant if you try to assemble the program. This is because the constant is an eight bit value with an optional four bit shift. One of the above numbers cannot be built in this manner. Which?
[edit] Oversize constants
In order to use oversized contants, you would place them into a word in memory and then load that into the register. For this, we would use the LDR instruction, as follows:
LDR R0, address MOV PC, LR .address EQUD &12345678
What happens here is, instead of stuffing a value into a register, you are instructing the processor to pick up the register from a memory location. There are limitations (roughly +/- 4KiB) as to the range of an LDR.
- Some assemblers (not BASIC) support a syntax similar to
LDR R0, =&12345678which tells the assembler that you want to see that value loaded into that register, and leave it to the assembler to work out where convenient to stuff the data word.
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But, wait, this fails miserably!
DIM code% 1024 FOR loop% = 0 TO 2 STEP 2 P% = code% [ OPT loop% LDR R0, message SWI "OS_Write0" MOV PC, LR .message EQUS "Boo!" + CHR$(13) + CHR$(10) + CHR$(0) ALIGN ] NEXT CALL code%
Run that, you'll get a message telling you the application "may have gone wrong" (later versions of RISC OS) and/or a message reporting "Abort on data transfer at <address>".
Well, the answer is actually quite simple. What we want is to set R0 to point to the message, which we then pass to the OS routine to print it.
What we have is an instruction to load. So in essence we are actually picking up the first word from the location referred to and are loading it as data. The text "Boo!" is stored in memory as &216F6F42 and it is this that is being passed to the OS routine.
If you press
Ctrl-F12 to open a TaskWindow and at the star prompt type:
*Memory 216F6F42
you will see the same message - Abort on data transfer with a different faulting address (as it is a different OS routine now). Essentially, there is nothing at that address and the MMU (processor memory management unit) is faulting accesses to it.
What we need is a pseudoinstruction. This isn't a real instruction, but is rather a request for the assembler to generate the correct instruction (by addition and/or subtraction from PC) to place the correct address into R0.
The pseudoinstruction is ADR. Change that
LDR into an
ADR, the program will now work.
[edit] Another detour - epic data shift
We will meet the LDM and STM instructions properly in another tutorial. For now, just know that they mean LoaD (or STore) Multiple. In other words, as an LDR loads a word into a register, these instructions handle multiple words in multiple registers at the same time.
; r12 = source pointer ; r13 = destination pointer ; r14 = (source) end pointer .copyloop LDMIA r12!, {r0-r11} STMIA r13!, {r0-r11} CMP r12, r14 BLT copyloop
This code will load up R0 to R11 (12 words, 48 bytes) in one instruction, then write them someplace else in one instruction. Two more instructions are used to check the loop status. This is an epic data shift that will max out the processor/memory bandwidth and copy data about as fast as the hardware is capable.
I mention this because loading multiple registers is a useful technique which we shall come back to in a later tutorial.
- Note that we trample on both
R13(stack pointer) and
R14(return address) in this routine. You can assume that both of these have been written to a predefined memory location for safe retrieval afterwards.
Next time, we'll look at branching.


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Despite the fact that I've been with Fleet Owner for more than three years now, I had one of those moments recently that reinforced to me that I don't know everything. Not that I ever really thought I did, but it's always nice to have those moments to remind us of that fact.
So it was with a bit of surprise that I opened my email that recent morning to find a press release issued jointly from the Owner-Operators Independent Drivers Assn. (OOIDA) and American Trucking Assns. (ATA) regarding tractor/truck cab safety. The release included a letter the organizations have written to David L. Strickland, administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Why did this release surprise me so?
It turns out that there are no federal safety guidelines for crashworthiness for vehicles 26,001 lbs. or heavier. With all the focus the government has on safety, particularly in regards to large truck safety, why would there be no national standard for tractor/truck cab safety?
(You can read more about the issue here.)
The government has standards for cars and light trucks; in fact, we hear about them all the time - think about those television commercials we see touting "five-star" crash ratings – but according to the two associations, there are no uniform standards for Class 7 and 8 vehicles and they are requesting NHTSA undertake studies to work towards a standard.
"We are looking for a baseline that would enhance the survivability of drivers when crashes happen," Todd Spencer, executive vice president of OOIDA told me. "We as an organization have raised this issue with federal officials many times."
While each manufacturer has their own safety standards, there are no federal minimum standards. And Spencer was quick to point out that no one is suggesting that what manufacturers have been doing is putting anyone at risk, but that there needs to be a standard that every manufacturer must hit.
"Of the crashworthiness regulations issued by NHTSA, only those dealing with glazing materials, door locks and door retention components, seating systems, seat belts, child restraint systems, and rear impact guards apply to all commercial vehicles," the letter stated. "Those addressing occupant protection, rear impact, head restraints, and roof crush resistance apply only to cars and light trucks."
Among the points the letter makes is that 23% of truck driver fatalities could be prevented if the cab was structurally strengthened, and 63% of truck driver fatalities are a result of a rollover. According to the letter, in the "Large Truck and Bus Crash Facts for 2008, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) found that approximately 700 truck drivers have lost their lives each year for the last 10 years in either single or multi-vehicle large truck crashes." Rollover crashes accounted for 63% of all fatalities.
The groups highlighted four areas where they would like to see further study: improved cab structure, particularly as it relates to rollovers; occupant restraint systems such as seat belts and airbags; improved windshield and door strength; and more forgiving interior surfaces that are capable of absorbing energy.
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Both organizations are requesting research, but as Spencer told me, it can't be research for research's sake. The flip side to this, of course, is that improving safety can rarely be done without added cost. That would seem to be OK, especially in Spencer's view, whose organization represents many independent or small fleet drivers who are hit particularly hard every time there is a price increase.
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As I was on about my 14th hour of research and data entry last night, I wanted to verify a location, so I grabbed the map to take a look. I suddenly remembered that Kim had mentioned something to me about a family name being labeled on the map. As I turned it around in my hand, I saw it:
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I just today realized macros don't record Find/Replace actions, which I find pretty shocking at this stage in ST2. I guess the fact that it took well over a year of intense daily use before realizing this runs contrary to my feeling it's a vital feature.
Painfully, I had to fire up Textmate 1 for the first time since .. Apr 2011? to record a macro of several regex find/replace actions to clean up a bunch of old crappy HTML source.
While the RegReplace plugin seems like it could do this, it was overkill for a temporary series of somewhat complex actions I wanted to repeat on a few files -- exactly what macros are ideal for.
I upvoted this User Echo post, but I was wondering if adding Find/Replace to macro recording is on the roadmap at all?
For what it's worth, I'll add that I find this pretty shocking, too. I'm a new Sublime user, and I noticed it within a week. This the ability to do searches and cut/paste commands in macros was one of my favorite ways to do simple text processing in Emacs. It seems like an obvious thing to get in Sublime. I'm still trying to figure out if there is a way to make this work.
Agreed, I have just purchased Sublime and it's very surprising that it is unable to record macros for Find/Replace. This is critical for my work, I might have to go back to Notepad++.
I just purchased a license and am now disappointed that such a simple and essential feature is not available.
i believe its possible to set up commands instead of macros with this package
having said that - i'm a newb and cant get it to work, so if anyone knows of a step by step guide, or would care to jot them down, i'm all ears
Agree. Macros should be able to record everything. It allows for powerful iterative batch manipulation. Macros, regexes and repeat get very powerful when find/replace can be used in this way.
I just registered because I felt the need to +1 this as a feature request!The ability to record replace in the macro is extremely useful, especially for those repetitive tasks we are often faced with. Being able to record a regular expression replacement is an excellent feature and one that I would use multiple times every day.
This is really a big problem.
I just had this very problem today. Unfortunately I assumed that it would work and recorded a really complex sequence of search and replace actions. Big disappointment to find that it does not work. It would be great to get this added. In the meantime I need to do the search and replace across multiple files in the CLI shell.
I purchased a license lask week and i am disappointed so much by this 'feature'. I agree that macros should be able to record everything. Many editors or IDE can do this. I hope it will be implemented soon...
Macros are very helpful when you have to run a large formulae on a daily basis. I used to work with a technical support team where we had to depend excel. To pull out the records, we always depend on Macros, even though it has some limits.
I agree, extremely disappointing. This is the only editor I've seen that has macros where macros don't record searches.
Just take the simple and common task of deleting everything in a line past the first comma. Easy in any other editor... Impossible in sublime.
I'm upset that I bought a licence.
I'd just like to add my voice here.
I like everything else about ST, the look, the feel, the use of jsonish config and python everywhere, however I noticed this not after a year, but after an hour or two.
I keep it installed because I want to like it and use this marvellous editor, but so far every Sublime Text switch in the last few years I guess? has been ended by having to switch to something else for heavy lifting. I want to invest time and money into using it and recommend it, indeed if this were a less obstructive niggle I would get work done in it anyway and possibly fix it myself in my spare time, but if I have to have emacs or textmate on hand to get work done, it's not a software I can properly switch to.
Anyway, I guess other people's mileage may vary and I'm only one person, but this issue is a big deal to me.
found this while trying to work around lack of automatic regex escape in find; nothing more disappointing than disappointment during attempted workaround
Gentle bump. Like so many I'd dearly love to see Macros get some love by recording everything, notably find & replace.
Pretty pls!
Bump! Even Notepad ++ has regex macro support.
As of June 12, 2016, Sublime Text macros still can't handle find/replace? Is anyone home?
This is also still high on my list of requests for Sublime. Classic editors like VIM, Brief/Crisp and Emacs all support this, allowing for powerful compound workflows to be recorded/built in macros involving find & replace, cursor moves and edits, which can then be repeated within and across files. This, together with large file / long line handling, are the only reasons I still find myself routinely firing up another editor.
Vote this up by liking the OP at the top!
It's 8:51AM now and still! Gasp!
... but honestly, I think the "shock" of the lack of this feature quickly diminished and caused me to just not use macros. They were more useful in Textmate 1 when we didn't have multiple cursors and Emmet.
I also took the lack of the feature as an opportunity to hone my regex skills.
I've been using ST for years and never had cause to use a macro...


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When you think of the '80s or the rave scene or addictive party-hardy celebrities, you might think of cocaine. And when you think of cocaine, do you think of ... (certain brands of) ketchup, bread, salad dressings, non-diet soda, etc.? Probbbbably not. But maybe you should. At least that's what Canadian researchers from the University of Guelph who've studied high-fructose corn syrup appear to be leaning toward with their findings.
When they fed rats foods containing varying levels of HFCS, they found that the more concentrated the syrup, the harder the rats worked to obtain it. Researchers say this reaction is "similar to those produced by drugs of abuse, such as cocaine." Whoa.
It's not hard to understand, then, why they believe that foods containing HFCS are especially addictive. And given how many foods in our supply are now laden with the stuff, it's not all that surprising that they believe it has something to do with the current global obesity epidemic. The researchers believe that this, along with past studies, offer "convincing neurobiological and behavioral evidence indicating that addiction to food is possible." And they think that dovetails well with the idea that susceptibility to addiction may be a major factor in what makes people more or less prone to obesity.
Well, yeah! I believe it! In just the past several months, I've personally felt the effects and become very aware of my own sugar addiction. A self-confessed dessert lover and baker of chocolate chip cookies, I scaled back recently as part of my pre-wedding slimdown efforts, substituting stevia for sugar more and more often until I couldn't even handle real sugar. Seriously, the gelato we served at our wedding was too sweet! Kind of a bummer!
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But then, of course, there were chocolate-covered macadamia nuts ... and fresh-baked banana bread ... and celebratory pastries on our honeymoon in Hawaii. Just a little bit here, a little bit there ... You don't think it'll be a big deal, but before you know it, you're hooked again, and your body's looking for the next fix. Since coming home from our honeymoon, I've tried to go back to my mostly sugar-free (meaning nothing artificial and real sugar only once in a while as a special treat) existence and it's been eerily difficult! Why?! I'm positive it has to do with the addictive nature of the sweet stuff. And that's just regular sugar ... Not processed, concentrated HFCS. Oy!
All I can say is that I hope people start reading labels and demanding change. Knowledge is power. And power, at least in this case, is being able to reduce your risk of obesity and disease ... just by saying "no" to the omnipresent processed sweetener.
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Sweet Cherry Pie Recipe
During cherry season, my first impulse is always to buy as many as I can afford and haul them home to make pies. This recipe highlights the natural sweetness of the cherries without overwhelming them.
You'll start this recipe with Kenji's Easy Pie Dough (be sure to make a double crust for this pie).
Note: for step by step instructions on how to form and roll pie dough, click through this slideshow.
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- Yield:8 people
- Active time: 30 minutes
- Total time:3 hours
- One recipe Easy Pie Dough, one half shaped and chilled in a pie plate, the other rolled out flat and chilled on a floured sheet pan
- 2 pounds sweet cherries, pitted and halved
- Seeds of 1 vanilla bean or zest of 1 lemon (your choice)
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 4 teaspoons cornstarch or tapioca starch
- egg wash: 1 egg and 1 big pinch of salt, whisked together until homogenous
- coarse or granulated sugar for sprinkling on top (optional)
Place the halved, pitted cherries in a bowl. Stir in the vanilla or lemon zest if using. In a small bowl, whisk together the sugar and cornstarch, and sprinkle the mixture over the cherries.
Toss the sugar and cornstarch mixture with the cherries until they are evenly coated.
Pour the cherry mixture into the chilled bottom crust. Cover the top of the pie with the chilled, rolled top crust, or cut into strips and make a lattice crust over the top. Crimp the edges and chill for 20 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 425° F. After pie has chilled, brush the top with egg wash and sprinkle with sugar (optional). Place in preheated oven and bake for 20 minutes at 425°. Reduce the heat to 350° and continue to bake for another 20-25 minutes, or until the crust is golden brown and the filling is bubbling. Allow to cool for at least 1 hour before serving.
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Lee521983 needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 24 designs submitted by 6 freelance designers.
Academic Studies Abroad
We are an American study abroad company that sends college students to study at universities in Europe, Central America, and South America for a summer, semester, or year.
Our target audience is American college students (aged 18-22). 85% of our customers are female, but the cover must appeal to both sexes.
Our current cover can be found at http://www.uniflip.com/catalogs2/74…index.html
While it's fine, I think it could be more exciting and eye catching. I like designs that are simple, yet bright and almost pieces of art. Our cover needs to be bright, make students excited about going abroad, and make us look professional.
The cover must have:
1) The attached logo
2) "Summer, Semester, & Academic Year Study Abroad Programs"
3) The following country names: Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, England, France, Ireland, Italy, Peru, Scotland, Spain.
4) "2012 Catalog"
If you want to use photos, just put placeholder photos in your design and I will actual photos to use later.
Please send hi rez PDF of your design. Our current catalog is in Quark, so Quark designs are best as it's easier for us to drop them in. The file size is 8.5" x 11".


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The 22nd Annual Movieguide Awards took place on February 7, 2014 at the Universal Hilton in Universal City. We got some great interviews with celebrities including Billy Ray Cyrus and AJ Michalka. Check out the video below to get a preview of the event!
Video filming and editing by: Joe Fahey


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Reflection Collection by Adam Ciaccia
Stylist Adam Ciaccia from Axis Hair in Canberra, Australia, created his Reflection Collection out of the result of his curiosity and determination combining to spur his creative endeavors. The haircuts in the collection are a combination of solid form and graduation with an asymmetrical element, combined with bold undercuts defined by line and colour. A unique feature about this collection is that you can see two angles of each style, the front and the back reflection--hence, the "Reflection" Collection.
"The secret ingredient in these haircuts is an element of texture that releases the color. A unique collection that demonstrates today's cutting edge in cutting and colour, the looks are strongly feminine with a range of colors complementing skin tone and eye color," says Ciaccia.
Hair: Adam Ciaccia
Salon: Axis Hair, Canberra
Photography: Jez Rozdarz
Make Up: Dave Reid and Mary Li
Styling: Nicole Dwight / Sofia Polak


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- Employment Articles
- Employment Webcasts
- Publications
- Information for Employers
- On-Campus Employment
- Curricular Practical Training for F-1 Students
- Initial Optional Practical Training for F-1 Students
- STEM OPT Extension for F-1 Students
- Off-Campus Employment
- Employment for J-1 Students and their J-2 Dependents
- Going Global, An Internet Job and Career Resource
- Employment Links
- Eligibility for Social Security Number
Employment Articles
Employment Overview - Read this for general information and to learn how "Employment" is defined by immigration law.
Why Is It Taking So Long To Receive My OPT Work Authorization Card?
Consequences of Illegal Employment
Off Campus Work Authorization and Social Security Cards
Employment Webcasts
Employment Webcasts - View Workshops On-Line!
Assistance and Advice from the Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development
Completing Form W-4 and IT 2104 for your employer
Completing Form I-9 for your employer
Information for Employers
Sample CPT Letter Needed From Employer
Information For Binghamton University Employers About Social Security Numbers
BU Employment Letter Template for a Social Security Number (department letterhead must be used)
On-Campus Employment
On Campus Employment Regulations for F-1 Students
Possible On-campus Job Opportunities
Employment at a SUNY university or college that is not Binghamton University is considered off-campus employment. If you are in F-1 status you must apply for and receive the appropriate authorization, usually Curricular Practical Training (CPT) or Optional Practical Training (OPT), from the ISSS before you begin any employment activity at a different SUNY university or college. Students in J-1 status must also request written authorization from the ISSS. Remember: any position at the SUNY campuses in our regional area: SUNY Cortland, SUNY Oneonta, SUNY Morrisville, Broome Community College or any other State University of New York institution is off campus employment. If you have questions please contact ISSS staff BEFORE you begin the employment.
Curricular Practical Training for F-1 Students
Frequently Asked Questions About Curricular Practical Training
U.S. Regulations Governing Curricular Practical Training (CPT) for F-1 Students
Student's Checklist : Applying for Curricular Practical Training
Academic Advisor's Form for Curricular Practical Training
Sample CPT Letter Needed From Employer
* Don't forget - you are required to register for at least one course credit that reflects your CPT during each semester (or equivalent time period during the summer) of the CPT employment. This is necessary for a paid or unpaid internship. This one credit is part of your required full time course registration (or full time equivalent course registration)
DO NOT Begin your position until you receive your new I-20 for CPT!
Please note: Applying for CPT authorization is not the same as being authorized to begin the paid or unpaid position you have been offered. You are not authorized to begin your position UNTIL you have the new I-20 for CPT in your possession, and the start date on the I-20 has arrived.
It is necessary for you to be very careful to obey the federal immigration regulations governing CPT. If you have any questions about when you can begin your paid or unpaid position please ask ISSS staff.
Initial Optional Practical Training for F-1 Students
In this section of the website, you will find the federal immigration regulations governing Optional Practical Training (OPT), the necessary forms to apply for OPT and instructions on how to apply.
Information and Guidelines
Deadlines and Requirements for a Successful OPT Application
Frequently Asked Questions About OPT for F-1 Students
OPT Fact Sheet for F-1 Students
OPT For "Course Complete" Students
SEVIS Responsibilities for Students on OPT
Optional Practical Training and Travel
F-1 Students: Be Prepared While Traveling on OPT
(linked with permission of the Murthy Law Firm)
Kinds of Employment Allowed Under OPT
Checking the Status of Your OPT Application On-Line
Forms and Instructions
Student Checklist: Applying for Optional Practical Training
Application for Optional Practical Training
Determining Your OPT Start Date
Sample Form I-765 for Post-Completion OPT - Use If You Do Not Yet Have a Social Security Number
Sample Form I-765 for Post-Completion OPT - Use If You Already Have a Social Security Number
Important Information On USCIS Photo Requirements
OPT or Academic Training Health Insurance Enrollment Form
NOTE: It will take approximately 3 months for USCIS to process your OPT application and issue the EAD card. You cannot begin work nor training for a position until the EAD card is in your hand. The application deadline is within sixty days following your degree completion date, but it is strongly advised that you apply earlier to allow sufficient time for your EAD card to be processed.
STEM OPT Extension for F-1 Students
Kinds of Employment Allowed Under STEM OPT Extension
STEM OPT Extension Application Student Check List
STEM OPT Extension Application Form
Sample Form I-765 for STEM OPT
Upload STEM OPT Extension EAD Card
Off-Campus Employment
Off Campus Employment Based on Economic Hardship for F-1 Students
Employment for J-1 Students and their J-2 Dependents
SEVIS Responsibilities for Students on Academic Training
Authorization of J-1 Student On-Campus Employment
Employment Rules for J-1 Students
Academic Training for J-1 Students
Academic Advisors Recommendation Form for J-1 Academic Training
J-2 Work Authorization Checklist
Going Global, An Internet Job and Career Resource
Going Global, An Internet Job and Career Resource
Employment Links
Eligibility for Social Security Number
Eligibility for Social Security Number


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Indiana Driver's License & Permit FAQ
How Can I Apply for my IN Driver's License? Frequently Asked Questions
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How old must I be to apply for a license in Indiana?You may apply for a license in Indiana as early as age 15 if you are enrolled in a driver's education course. You must wait until you are 16 if you are not enrolled in driver's education.
What documents do I need when I go to apply for my license in Indiana?You must provide the following:
- One document proving your identity; and
- One document proving your Social Security number; and
- One document proving your lawful status in the United States; and
- Two documents proving your Indiana residency.
What requirements must I meet in order to get my permit in Indiana?There are a few requirements you must meet in order to get your permit in Indiana.
- You must be at least 15 years old
- You must be able to provide proof of ID, date of birth, social security number and Indiana residence
- You must be able to show proof of enrollment in a BMV approved Driver's Ed course (if under 16).
- You must be able to pass the vision test
- You must be able to have a parent willing to sign a financial responsibility agreement
Where do I apply for my Indiana license?Indiana issues driver's licenses at BMV license branches. Easily find locations and hours at http://www.in.gov/bmv/2337.htm.
What is the contact information for the Indiana BMV?The Indiana BMV encourages citizens to contact them if they have any questions, comments or concerns. You may contact them by phone at 888-692-6841. You may also email them at the following link https://www.in.gov/bmv/2429.htm.
Who should bring me for my permit test in Indiana?If you are under 18, you will need to have someone willing to sign a financial responsibility agreement for you. This will most likely be a parent or legal guardian. If you need more information contact Indiana BMV customer service at 888-692-6841.
Do I need a physical in order to get a license in Indiana?You do not need a physical in order to obtain a license in Indiana.
Does Indiana require applicants to take a vision exam?Yes. Your vision will be tested. If you do not pass the vision exam, you will be sent to an eye care professional for an examination.
Where do I go for my driver's license photo in Indiana?There is no need to worry about your picture. All BMV offices supply their applicants with license photographs. Just be prepared and look you best.
How do I apply for my Indiana driver's license?It's easy to apply for your license. Just be sure to meet the following requirements:
- You are at least 15 years old
- You can provide proof of ID, date of birth, social security number and Indiana residence
- You can show proof of enrollment in a BMV approved Driver's Ed course (if under 16)
- You can pass the vision test
- You have a parent or guardian willing to sign a financial responsibility agreement
What happens after I apply for my Indiana driver's license?After you have applied for you license, you will get your permit. You are required to hold your permit at least 180 days before taking the road test.
Do I need to put up hair when taking driver's license photo?You may wear your hair the same way you would normally wear it; however, it should not be covering your face or your eyes. The purpose of the photo is to be able to identify who you really are. Besides, you would not want to hide that amazing face!
What make-up to wear when I get my IN driver's license picture taken?Wear your normal make-up; however, the less make-up the better. As long as you are not wearing so much make-up to where you are unrecognizable, you will be fine!
Why is it best not to smile when taking your drivers license picture?Some states are moving towards face recognition technology that will be able to uniquely identify each individual. A straight face on the photo helps distinguish who you really are. This is all in an effort to stop fraud.
What are some tips for getting the best out of the driver's license picture?Look straight into the camera and keep a calm and relaxed face!
I have a question that's not answered above. What do I do?If you need any further assistance, you're welcome to contact us directly at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Here's What Other Learners from Indiana are Saying:
"These tests were a HUGE help. Took the written exam today and I flew through it thankfully. I really recommend doing all five versions so that way you have a better understanding of it."Meagan S., Indianapolis, IN
"I took my test today & passed on the FIRST try!!! I studied for about a week using the drivers manual & this website. This website helped ALOT!!! Thanks soo much..."Charisma P., Fort Wayne, Indiana
"I passed on my first try! I didn't even open the handbook once---a few days of practice on driving-tests.org and I was more than prepared for the test. The questions on the real test were almost identical to the ones on this website, just worded a bit differently. If you can pass these practice tests, you'll do great!"Andie C., Evansville, Indiana
"Can't tell you how happy I was to see that CONGRATULATIONS YOU PASSED! This is an amazing webpage and it really helped. Thank you!"L.B., South Bend, Indiana
"Just came back from the BMV after passing my permit test. I felt very prepared after taking these practice tests! All of the questions are in the same format as the practice test and I recognized questions that I had previously practiced!"Naomi J., Carmel, Indiana
"All you have to do is focus and be determined to pass. I will be honest with you, keep studying until you pass the practice tests, than go take the real test. The practice tests are a great help it's a guaranteed you will pass absolutely."Lakeicia Ray, Indiana
"First off, let me just say that if you want to pass that test, you NEED to take these practice tests. I spent Monday-Thursday studying these tests, just 4 days, and last night I passed it with a 100%! There were 50 questions and I passed every single one. KEEP IN MIND, you need to take ALL the quizzes this site offers, not just one or two. Trust me, it'll help you in the long run. Keep in mind, I failed it 3 times before I found this website. If you truly want to pass, give yourself a couple days to complete all these quizzes with confidence, and there isn't a doubt in my mind that you won't pass. You get what you put out! Thank you so much for this website. It helped more than I could imagine."Brandon D, Indiana
"Can't tell you how happy I was to see that CONGRATULATIONS YOU PASSED! This is an amazing webpage and it really helped. Thank you!"L.B., Indiana
"I took every test this website offered for my state several times and passed my written test the first time! My sister was trying to pass her test too and she has failed 3 times. She only used the book to study, but this website gave me an extra edge! I will definitely give her this website and anyone else who is struggling! Some questions were identical to my test! It made me feel super prepared and like I knew the answer to every question! It made the test super easy! I love this website!"Mattie Gearhart, Indiana
"I took all the practice tests, probably twice for each one and then started doing exam mode, for maybe 2 days and THESE ARE VERY HELPFUL! I passed! I only failed once, then really took time to take these tests and passed on the second try today."Sayaka C., Indiana
"I passed my test on the first try today! I recommend this site for anyone who's studying for their permit test. Don't just take one or two of the tests offered for your state, taking all of them will have you more than prepared for your test. You'll be nervous on the day of your test but taking these tests multiple times and studying the book will give you the confidence you need to pass."Emily G, Indiana
"I read the driver's manual 4 times before I took my first test and I failed. I read the manual and tested several more times over the months, but I failed each time. I've been taking your Indiana Practice Tests and I can't stress how helpful this has been! Some of the questions were very similar. I don't think I could have achieved my permit without the help of your practice tests."Jo F, Indiana
"I didn't study the but I still passed every test with an 98 percent and passed the real one with a 99 percent and I'm only 16."Donnell Sanders, Indiana
"I just want to thanks the people who created this exam. I did not read the manual but I repeatedly reviewed this sample test and I passed the exam this morning. Be familiarized with the signs because the questions is more than 10 points, at least you have already a perfect score for the road signs alone.."Joef Sobrio, Indiana
"I have been stressing over the permit test for well over a couple months and coming into the BMV today, I was terrified. But because of these wonderful tests I've taken over and over again, I passed! I am so happy and I'm so glad I found this website."Kya McClendon, Indiana
"This site is awesome, just read your book and do these practice tests you will be fine. I did these right up to the door of going to the BMV, do the tests they help!!! First time doing it and I PASSED!!!! #excited"Catherine Cornwall, Indiana
"After taking all of the tests including the big one at the end until I got a 100% the real thing just felt like more of the same. I did so well actually that I didn't have to take the last few questions because I'd already answered that many right questions in the test and it was impossible for me to fail."Erik, Indiana
"Very helpful! Thanks for helping me pass the test. FYI, the marathon one is the most helpful!"Jacob D., IN
"Your practice tests were very helpful, When I took the real test at the BMV it felt natural. I get very nervous during and before tests.. So I needed 42 correct answers out of 50, and after the 42nd question the screen said Congratulations You Passed no need to take the rest of the test. Thank You for you helpful website."Nick Crawford, IN
"Driving-tests.org helped me prepare for the real permit test and I passed the second time. If you ever want to pass the first time go here"Elijah Thomas, IN
"I passed the test today and got 46 out of 50 questions right! I went through the practice tests and looked at the signs from the Indiana manual once. The practice tests did help. Do not expect that you will get same questions in the real test but some of the questions would be similar. Nailed the real test at the first attempt, feeling lucky!"Sanoar Rahman, Indiana
"I just did my test today and I passed it! Yes... I missed 3 of 50. I got the manual but I didn't have the time to read it. Thank Driving-Tests.org for this website. It really helps a lot. 100% effective."I. Valencia, Indiana
"As long as you study it is sooo easy. I got 80% on my first try. This is a very helpful site"James Watson, Hartford city, Indiana
"I used this website to practice for the written knowledge examination when I got my license (I held a valid license from another state), and the questions were almost identical. I passed with flying colors!"Nikki C, Indiana
"This site really helped me to pass the permit test... the only 'studying' that I did was practice the test utilizing this website's services... and thanks to that practice today I passed my permit test on the first try and with a perfect score!!!"Bryan Quinones, Indiana
"Took all 5 pratice tests on here and was able to pass the written test within a week. With a score of 47/50!"L Smith, Indiana
"This test was amazing! I never once had to open my handbook, thankfully, because it freaked me and was full of some things that were completely useless. Forms of all of the questions were on the test. Took it today and only missed one!"Carly Degard, Indiana
"This test was exactly like the permit test! I passed with flying colors! I only missed 2 and on that day, I saw other people from my school take it and failed – I said "Well, you should have practiced on driving-tests.org!" lol :)"Jordyn Tichenor, Indiana