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The Declasse Burrito is a van which appears in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, and Grand Theft Auto V.
GTA Vice City — Vice City Stories
The GTA Vice City, GTA San Andreas, and GTA Vice City Stories renditions resemble a 1979-1993 Dodge Ram Van, similar to the GTA III Rumpo (the Rumpo remained available in GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas, but took on a new design. The Burrito, unlike the Rumpo, is rear-wheel drive instead of front-wheel). The GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas Burritos are available with or without a spoiler and roof-mounted lights; these features are standard on all Burritos in GTA Vice City Stories. The Burrito in GTA Vice City Stories features two-tone body colors, unlike the other renditions.
GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars
The Burrito is reintroduced in GTA IV in a redesigned form, bearing a Declasse brand. It resembles a 1996-2002 Chevrolet Express from the front, with a significantly altered grille design; the sides are primarily derived from the third-generation Chevrolet Van (the creases on the sides have been wrongly interpreted as seams), with some of the more modern styling of the Express; the rear is also derived from the third-generation Chevrolet Van, apart from the taillights, which resemble those of the Dodge Ram Van. The standard Burrito no longer features the sporty accessories; in GTA IV, these are seen only on the Gang Burrito. Companies which use the Burrito include T. Watt and Sons Electricians, Spin on This Laundromat, LibEl and Pharte Gas.
The Burrito in GTA Chinatown Wars appears to be based to an extent on Burrito in GTA IV, with a utilitarian appearance and a similarly poor performance. However, the van lacks a roof rack, and its color scheme appear more diverse, with some featuring company liveries encompassing the entire body of the vehicle, including FlyUS, Sprunk, Eris, Burger Shot and Ranch.
In the Grand Theft Auto V trailer 1, a redesigned Burrito appears, being used in a robbery. Its sides and rear are strongly reminiscent of a 1996 Chevrolet Van, while the tail lights are reminiscent of a Chevrolet Express/GMC Savana, much like the Speedo. However, the front of the van is not shown in the trailer. In recently released artwork, the front of the van is also shown, also assuming a Speedo-type design.
The Burrito is widely considered to be the best van in the 3D Universe. Its powerful engine, which appears to be a large-displacement V6 (in every version except in Vice City Stories, which it seems to be a four-cylinder diesel, similar to Rumpo) grants it moderately good speed and acceleration, its sporty suspension leads to stable handling, steering and braking, and its bulky body gives it good endurance. It can carry four people, making it useful when bringing allies to a fight, although it's large frame can make it any easy target for gunfire. It is also fun to drive, with independent rear suspension that makes drifting and power-sliding easy (although it is easy to spin out and crash) and often causes the rear inside wheel to lift off the ground for some stylish showboating.
GTA IV - GTA Chinatown Wars
The GTA IV Burrito has degraded performance; it is not as fast as previous renditions, and, although its extra mass allows it to withstand more damage, this gives it poor acceleration. Nonetheless, the Burrito is the fastest vehicle in the "Van" class, reaching a top speed of 164 mph (266 km/h).
Gang Burrito
GTA Vice City, The Lost and Damned, and GTA V
The Burrito is adopted as a gang vehicle in both GTA Vice City and The Lost and Damned. Known as the Gang Burrito, the variant features additional modifications, including unique accessories and custom paint-jobs. The TLAD Gang Burrito also reintroduces certain sporty accessories omitted during the development of the Burrito in GTA IV.
GTA Chinatown Wars
The Burrito in GTA Chinatown Wars may also appear in the form of gang-owned drug vans, known simply as "Burritos", which appear on the streets of respectable gang territories (except the Triads) upon completion of "Carpe Dime". Four types of the vans may also appear during "Excess Delivery" submissions.
The gang Burritos are closely associated with the Drug Dealing side quest in the game, being used as transport to smuggle drugs hidden in cubby-holes on the door; after "Carpe Dime", players may steal one from the streets, drive a to a secluded safehouse, and check for drugs, before they are finally allowed to store the van in a garage. The vans are actually similar in performance to a conventional Burrito, but they can do burnouts and appear with unique gang colors and accessories, similar to those seen on their other gang cars; the Midtown Gang's Burrito is the only Burrito which is smaller than other forms of Burritos. There is also a pink-and-white Algonquin Triads variant of the Burrito, but the van is unavailable normally, and must be spawned using a garage editor. The Triads Burrito features unique lower cladding, under-body lighting, and a high roof.
Of interesting note is the Angels of Death's Burrito: if the player manages to hijack one, it will be called an Angel, rather than Burrito. This is most likely a programming error. It was previously thought to be a glitch, but the AOD vans are called Angel in all versions and copies of the game, and there have never been any reports of hijacking one with the name "Burrito."
There is a bulletproof, explosion-proof, fireproof, and damage-proof Spanish Lords Burrito located at the Spanish Lords' warehouse which Huang raids during the mission Kenny Strikes Back. Note that this Burrito only spawns when the player finishes Kenny Strikes Back. In order to get it, the player must park a bike very next to the gate and jump diagonally so the player can jump into the warehouse without playing the side-mission. Inside the warehouse, the Spanish Lords will not shoot you even if you attack. Unlike when the mission is normally played, the van is started by a screwdriver instead of disabling an immobilizer. However, if you do the mission while the Burrito is being used, the Burrito lose all its armor. If put it in the garage, it will lose the damage-proof, fireproof, and explosion-proof effects, only the bulletproof effect is retained. The only way to destroy it is to drive into the water or turn it upside-down, or store it in a garage (to make it lose some armor) and destroy it by damaging, burning, or exploding it.
Yellow Burrito
A Burrito with a unique yellow paint-job can be acquired in GTA San Andreas. To obtain it, start the mission "Mike Toreno" and get to the point where T-Bone and Mike start shooting at the van. Their bullets will not damage the van, allowing the player time to acquire a Tow Truck/Tractor. Once the player obtains one, they can kill T-Bone or Mike, failing the mission, and leaving the vehicle free to be towed to the nearest garage.
A special model of the Burrito in GTA IV, dubbed the Laundromat, is used by the Laundromat owner who attempts to escape from Niko in Vlad's mission Hung Out to Dry. If the player goes around the back of the Laundromat during the mission, it can be stolen and saved at a safehouse. It also appears in Meltdown. It is merely a Burrito without the standard roof rack, and with "Monthly Cycle Laundromat" markings.
Brown and yellow Burrito
In GTA Chinatown Wars, players may acquire a unique brown and yellow Burrito from Melanie Mallard, by having her killed in one of her missions.
Camper (GTA V)
In a screenshot for GTA V, the Brute Camper is based on the Burrito, but is also converted to front-wheel drive.
Tourbus (GTA V)
A |tour bus in GTA V, is based on the Burrito and is manufactured by Brute.
Police Transporter (GTA V)
A modified passenger version, used to transport police and as a road block, is used by the LSPD.
- "Burrito" literally means "small donkey" in Spanish and Portuguese.
- It might also be named after the food item of the same name.
- The Burrito plays the following radio stations by default when entered:
- Radio Los Santos in GTA San Andreas.
- Liberty City Hardcore in GTA IV.
- It was the predecessor of Speedo, as the car was resembling Chevrolet Express Van.
- A vehicle resembling the Burrito can be found in Rockstar North's Manhunt and Manhunt 2.
- Oddly the car has lower ground clearance in San Andreas and Vice City Stories than in Vice City.
- With the roof lights and spoiler installed, the Burrito bears a strong resemblance to the van used in the 1980s TV show The A-Team.
- This is the fastest van for GTA IV online races.
- Beta Burritos appear as wrecks in GTA IV with a different grille and headlight design. They are found outside Colony Island's old hospital and in Bohan at the car scrapyard, however it's not drivable. These beta Burrito wrecks also appear in multiple Scrap Yards in Grand Theft Auto:V.
- The company Bugstar owns a Burrito with their paint job in Grand Theft Auto V, as used in the first heist, The Jewel Store Job.
- That same paint job is represented in a key-chain version of the van, to be offered in a collectibles giveaway in the 4th of October. It will possibly be available in the Warehouse (Rockstar's online store) sometime later.
- Since the 1st generation (GTA IV) Burrito is classified as an industrial vehicle and therefore doesn't have a civilian variant, it cannot be modified at Los Santos Customs.
GTA Vice City
- Seen driving around in Viceport.
GTA San Andreas
- Often found in industrial areas, such as Easter Basin, and Ocean Docks.
- Sometimes found near Los Santos International Airport.
- Parked before a Kakagawa depot loading bay in LVA Freight Depot.
- The Special Yellow Burrito can be obtained in Mike Toreno.
- As with the Rumpo it can sometimes be spawned in Hunter Quarry.
- Often seen driving on the roads around Fort Carson and El Quebrados.
- Can always be found parked at the Fallen Tree.
GTA Vice City Stories
- Parked next to a row of buildings across InterGlobal Films. Near it is an alley which has a Flamethrower pickup in it.
- Sometimes it is seen in the Ocean Beach area.
GTA IV + Episodes from Liberty City
- Found parked near the Multistory carpark in Westdyke, Alderney.
- Parked in an alley between Franklin St and Plumbers Skyway, Leftwood, Alderney. Where the "safehouse" for Gracie was.
- Parked by the side of the Leftwood Community Hall in Leftwood, Alderney
- The Bugstars version is used in the mission The Jewel Store Job and can be obtained during the preparation.
- The second generation Burrito can commonly be found parked in dirt roads/parking lots while traveling on the Great Ocean Highway.
- The first generation (IV) Burrito is often found in industrial areas, but can also be found around the area near Lester's house and rarely in Sandy Shores.


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GH has constantly stated he would play the WCC in Oz,Dubai etc but as AndyCapp has stated the NRL don't take it seriously.
That's the thing though. It shouldn't be his choice where it's played. It should be a joint decision between the RFL and the ARL or really the RLIF. It should also be announced where it is a lot earlier so they can build up the event all year round like they do the GF and CCF.
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At a recent New ED Network discussion centered on board composition and how to move from having 'warm bodies' or 'social friends' of current board members to purposefully composing a balanced, engaged, effective board.
First, board members must believe in the mission and work of the organization, serve the best interests of the organization and not personal agendas, and actively contribute their skills and funds to assure current and long-term sustainability. In addition, a balance of skills and demographic characteristics are essential in developing true capacity-building boards.
While different skills are needed at different stages of a nonprofit's lifecycle (moving from hands-on in start-ups to policy making with little hands-on in maturity), the following skills need to be present on all boards.
Demographics should reflect the community you serve and/or want to serve. Take some time as a board and ED to determine the demographics needed to bring a balance of perspectives to the table when strategically governing the organization. Some demographic characteristics include: hands-on or policy focused; business/community leaders; racial/ethnic diversity; age, education, wealth diversity; English/foreign languages; educational levels; for-profit, nonprofit, faith-based; male/female/LGBT; community connections; personal networks. Boards should not be made up of people just because they 'like' each other; this is important (volunteer) governance work, not social engagement.
A grid can be made with these skills and desired balance of demographic characteristics across the top and names of current board members and their term ending dates down the side. *Program/service knowledge is helpful, especially in the early start-up stage; once established, the staff will be more important in this area than board members. Other skills may be needed depending on your particular situation.
Check all the skills and demographics each person brings to the board. Then, look for holes and recruit only people with the needed skills or demographic (hopefully contributing in both skills and demographics) profiles.
Give it a try. It's quite revealing and powerful in helping you think strategically about recruiting new board members or replacing term-limited positions.
Finding people to fill specific positions can be challenging and will take outreach and active listening by the board members and executive director on an ongoing basis to gather names of potential recruits without 'inviting' them to join the board.
The process of formally recruiting is the role of the board nominating committee. Prior to the annual meeting and elections, they convene to assess the current grid and potential recruits that fit needed profiles, prioritize people to approach for each position, and develop a plan for who will do the asking of each person and in what order. The process includes sharing information about the mission and constituents, programs and services, board service requirements, and realistic expectations of time, activities, and financial contributions.
A proactive, systematic process and formal procedures for identifying, recruiting, and educating potential board members will help enlist people who will truly help advance your mission and secure the organization's future.
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Peacock #2by Jenny Liz Rome
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I adore this one in particular ~ the whole series is eye-catching!
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Columbia River Gorge Blog
25th Anniversary of the National Scenic Area
On August 13, 2011 almost two hundred gathered in Stevenson to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the National Scenic Area. A recognition reception to honor the contributions of key senators, congressman, governors, treaty tribes and individuals who were integral in the passing of the National Scenic Area legislation, was held at the Skamania Lodge. The Lodge, partially funded by specific appropriations in the Act, served as the perfect example of how the Act was written to support local communities while protecting resources.
Senator Wyden, called away to attend Senator Hatfield's memorial, sent along the following message, read by State Director, Mary Gautreaux:
"Twenty-five years ago, a group of truly dedicated individuals came together to find a way to permanently protect one of the nation's natural treasures... This law passed for one very simple reason: There is no place on earth like the Columbia River Gorge. No one can pass through it without being deeply and profoundly moved. It is a place that speaks to you about the power and beauty of nature. And designating it a national scenic area speaks to the fact that these surroundings hold a special place in our hearts."
Congressman Earl Blumenauer commented on the future of the Scenic Area. "The future of the Columbia River Gorge presents an incredible opportunity for those who care about protecting this iconic landscape and ensuring future prosperity for the communities within. Citizens, Tribal leaders, and lawmakers can find common ground in ensuring that the scenic, cultural, and economic resources will be sustained for generations to come."
Kimberly Pincheria spoke on behalf of Senator Maria Cantwell, thanking those who have "helped to make the Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area a place to be treasured now and for all future generations".
Congressman Don Bonker recognized the contributions of Senator Mark Hatfield, Senator Ron Wyden and Congressman Norm Dicks. Congressman Dicks provided a letter congratulating those who remain focused on the protection of the Gorge and reminding us that "This enduring legislation continues to ensure that appropriate measures are taken to protect this amazing national treasure for future generations".
Congressman Bonker also read from a letter from Governor Victor Atiyeh, expressing his passion for the Gorge. The Governor remarked that "The passage of the Scenic Act was a moment in Oregon history that will assure those yet unborn to the see the same awesome beauty that our eyes behold today. In addition to your work and loyalty I take pride to have been alive to start and finally see the act become a reality. Senator Mark Hatfield did the heavy lifting in Congress and I am positive he managed to accomplish this because of his stature and respect among colleagues. It is so very sad he cannot hear our grateful thanks".
Joyce Reinig, Chair of the Columbia River Gorge Commission said that Senator Hatfield's passing is a timely reminder of his commitment to protecting the Gorge. On behalf of the Commission, she read a proclamation made in his honor, gratefully commemorating his support and leadership that proved vital to the Act being signed into law in 1986.
Bowen Blair spoke of historical aspects in the passage of the Act. He chronicled events and activities that happened before the Act was passed, and praised the efforts of Nancy Russell, Senators and Congressmen, and others who were committed to the Act.
Gerry Lewis, Chair of the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fishing Commission and Tribal Council member of Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation, presented the tribal perspective of the Gorge and Native American stewardship since time immemorial.
Paul Pearce called attention to the communities of the Gorge, and explained their relationship with the Scenic Area Act. He expressed significant concerns for the future of Gorge communities as well as resource protection without more stable support for the Gorge Commission.
Jane Jacobsen, Chair of the 25th Anniversary Planning Committee noted that many businesses and organizations had embraced the two goals of the Scenic Area Act, supporting the local economies and protecting resources. She recognized Burlington Northern Santa Fe for their contributions to both environmental improvements and economic vitality of the Gorge, which is aligned with the two purposes of the Scenic Area Act. Andrew Johnson, Assistant Vice President State Government Affairs, who grew up in The Dalles, Oregon, spoke of the railroads 100+ year relationship with the communities of the gorge.
The reception was followed by a Traditional Blessing ceremony at the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum, led by Davis "Yellowash" Washines of the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation and Chief of the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fisheries Enforcement.
This lodge is one of the friendliest places I know. Everyone seems to genuinely enjoy working there and doing whatever they can to assist the guests.
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A North Carolina judge says a hearing is needed to determine if a complex of high-rise hen-houses where more than three million chickens lay eggs is polluting neighboring land, including a federal wildlife refuge.
Superior Court Judge Wayland Sermons Jr. ruled that ventilation fans cooling hens inside the Rose Acre Farms facility in Hyde County blow feathers and dust from the bird droppings outside the buildings.
The judge said it will be up to a state administrative judge to hear evidence into whether the egg-laying operation discharges pollutants into state waters. Sermons said state regulators have authority to regulate water polluting activities.
Sermons said a consultant found the Rose Acre Farms complex increases the nitrogen deposits into the Pocosin National Wildlife Refuge by about one percent.
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The Harmon College of Business and Professional Studies (HCBPS) has been actively engaged in placing highly qualified business students with firms throughout the Midwest and beyond for more than 20 years. We offer internships for accounting, computer information systems, economics, finance, marketing, and management students who are pursuing a B.S. in Business Administration degree, as well as for students majoring in Aviation and Hotel and Restaurant Management. We also offer opportunities for students who are enrolled in all tracks of the M.B.A. program and in the M.S. in Information Technology program.
UCM has a student population of approximately 14,000, with more than 2,000 of them pursuing degrees in the Harmon College of Business and Professional Studies. Each calendar year the Center for Business Internships places more than 200 interns nationally and internationally with companies ranging from small businesses to large international corporations. During the last five years 655 students earned 2,849 hours of academic credit and $3,357,603 in wages.
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Any electronic, electromagnetic, radio frequency, or similar device, or component thereof, used, sent, carried, manufactured, assembled, possessed, offered for sale, sold, or advertised with willful and knowing intent to violate section 301 or 302a of this title, or rules prescribed by the Commission under such sections, may be seized and forfeited to the United States.
(b) Seizure
Any property subject to forfeiture to the United States under this section may be seized by the Attorney General of the United States upon process issued pursuant to the supplemental rules for certain admiralty and maritime claims by any district court of the United States having jurisdiction over the property, except that seizure without such process may be made if the seizure is incident to a lawful arrest or search.
(c) Laws applicable to seizure and forfeiture
All provisions of law relating to—
(1) the seizure, summary and judicial forfeiture, and condemnation of property for violation of the customs laws;
shall apply to seizures and forfeitures incurred, or alleged to have been incurred, under the provisions of this section, insofar as applicable and not inconsistent with the provisions of this section, except that such seizures and forfeitures shall be limited to the communications device, devices, or components thereof.
(d) Disposition of forfeited property
Whenever property is forfeited under this section, the Attorney General of the United States may forward it to the Commission or sell any forfeited property which is not harmful to the public. The proceeds from any such sale shall be deposited in the general fund of the Treasury of the United States.
Source(June 19, 1934, ch. 652, title V, § 510, as added Pub. L. 97–259, title I, § 125,Sept. 13, 1982, 96 Stat. 1098.)
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A prior section 510, act June 19, 1934, ch. 652, title V, § 510, as added May 11, 1962, Pub. L. 87–448, § 1, 76 Stat. 68, related to forfeitures for violations of rules and regulations by radio stations operating in common carrier, safety and special radio fields, prior to repeal effective the thirtieth day after Feb. 21, 1978, by Pub. L. 95–234, §§ 4, 7,Feb. 21, 1978, 92 Stat. 35.
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Children's Eyes on EarthSelections from this year's international photography contest for kids.
This slideshow originally appeared on the Guardian website.
Thousands of young photographers worldwide submitted their images to the Children's Eyes on Earth youth photography contest, which aims to raise awareness of environmental issues. Children aged 17 and under were encouraged to illustrate the themes of 'I love nature' and 'I hate pollution.' Here are the winning shots, along with a selection from those shortlisted.
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Do teachers and administrators at your school discipline students with dignity? Or with disrespect?
Writing Competition
Whether or not you agree with war, how might you welcome a war veteran home and support his return to community life?
If you simplified your life, what things would you get rid of or use less?
Do genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in your food concern you?
What would happen if you deliberately spoke to or smiled at people you might usually ignore- cashiers, the homeless, or someone of a different ethnicity?
If you could design your dream house, what would it look like?
Does it matter who you eat with and how often you eat together?
Hunting is a complex issue and can evoke emotional arguments. Is hunting moral? Can it be done in a respectful, humane way?
How do you resolve differences you have with family members and friends?
We all have gifts worthy of sharing. What's your gift?
Read Leah's essay about replacing worry with bravery.
Read Rechanne's essay about the impact that worry has on her and her family.
Read Noah's essay about the role that worry has in his relationship with his father.
Read Melanie's essay about how a person's worries can define them, for better or for worse.
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Saturday Night Live's "Top Dog Chef"
In case you missed it, Saturday Night Live parodied Food Network's "Top Chef." The skit, titled "Top Dog Chef" was pretty funny. I particularly liked the orange clogs on guest judge, chef Mario Barktoli. Here's the link: http://www.hulu.com/watch/447645
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How did Candlestick Park get its name?
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The Sculpture Gallery
The section which is home to the "Italian Museum" was originally empty. Over the years, Nélie and Edouard André decided to install their Italian collections here. It was in some way their secret garden. While on the reception floor all their guests could admire their collections, visits to the Italian Museum were limited to a few friends or those art lovers who requested to be let in on the secret.
After his marriage, Edouard André had this room fitted out as a workshop for his wife, which was when the large picture window was created. But Nélie laid down her brushes for good and the room remained empty. Soon after she took her husband to Italy, and their joint love of Italian Renaissance art led them to visit this country at least once a year.
Over the years they accumulated their treasures, and it was only after Edouard's death that Nélie installed this sculpture gallery. Its highly personal display is recreated here according to old descriptions.


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The Power of Independent Thinking
Robert Nelson on BookTalks debates Christian Felber on Economics as Religion
Recorded: Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Economist Tomás Sedláček hosts a BookTalks debate with Institute Senior Fellow and economist Robert Nelson and guests from fields of theology, philosophy and economics.
Nelson is author of The New Holy Wars: Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in Contemporary America.
Experts: Robert H. NelsonType: TelevisionIssues: Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Economists, Free Market Economics, Religion
Robert Nelson on Environmentalism as Religion
Recorded: Monday, May 21, 2012
Senior Fellow Robert Nelson, author of The New Holy Wars talks about the the religious implications between church, state, and environmentalism with Anthony Gill on Research on Religion.
Experts: Robert H. NelsonType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Environment, Religion
Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in America
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Economics and environmentalism are types of modern religions. So says Robert H. Nelson in his analysis of the roots of economics and environmentalism and their mutually antagonistic relations in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The present debate raging over global warming exemplifies the clash of these two public theologies.
Experts: Steven F. Hayward, Robert H. Nelson, Max L. StackhouseType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Property Rights, Religion
Living With a Nuclear Iran and North Korea?
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What if North Korea and Iran become nuclear states? If the United States must live with a nuclear Iran and North Korea, what policies should it adopt? Furthermore, could the U.S. change its foreign policy to reduce the risk of nuclear proliferation to even more countries?
Experts: Doug Bandow, Ivan Eland, Trita Parsi, Charles V. PeñaType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy


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The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has set up 1,000/- as a minimum entry fee to be charged to spectators wishing to watch a friendly international match between the national women soccer team, Twiga Stars, and their visiting South African counterparts on Sunday.
The match will be played at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam and used as a gauge for both teams ahead of their African Women Championship qualifiers set for next weekend.
The kick off time is 16.30 as spectators for VIP A and B would part with 10,000/- and 5,000/- respectively.
This will be Twiga Stars final build up match before boarding a flight to Addis Ababa where they are expected to play the first leg of the final qualifier round against their Ethiopian counterparts on May 27.
South African Football Association's (SAFA) security manager Percy Makhanya has already arrived in Dar es Salaam to organise the team's arrival itinerary.
The South African team, Banyana Banyana, is lined up against their counterparts from Zambia with the first leg to be played next weekend in Lusaka.
Stars are eyeing to appear for the second time in the team's history for the championship to be hosted by Equatorial Guinea, one of the continent's stalwarts in women football.


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(a) Black holes have no theoretical basis whatsoever.
(b) All solutions of Einstein's field equations purporting an expanding Universeare incorrect. The Friedmann solution, the Lemaˆitr´e-Robertsonsolution,theRobertson-Walkersolution,theEinstein-deSittersolution,etc.are nothing more than mathematical gibberish - meaningless concoctionsof mathematical symbols.
(c) The conventional interpretation of the Hubble relation and the CMB arenot consistent with General Relativity.
(d) The Big Bang hypothesis has no basis in theory whatsoever.
(e) Cosmologically, Einstein's theory of gravitation admits only of the flat,infinite, static, empty spacetime of Special Relativity, which, being devoidof matter, cannot describe the Universe other than locally.
That concludes my address of technical matters. I now address you on thepersonal level.I must first apologise, as you for a gentleman I mistook. In all the email
you sent me you included rude, arrogant, condescending, stupid, and insultingremarks. You have rightly earnt yourself a bloody nose, and if not forthedistancebetweenusImightwellhavevisitedyoutod eliverthecausativeblow,not because of your incompetent technical argument, but because your behaviour
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(a) The Secretary of Commerce shall—
(1) coordinate the activities of Federal agencies with responsibilities in the field of telecommunications (other than the Commission), so as to ensure that there is full and effective compliance with the provisions of this subchapter;
(3) exercise his authority in a manner which seeks to obtain coordinated and efficient use of the electromagnetic spectrum and orbital space, and to ensure the technical compatibility of the space segment with existing communications facilities in the United States and in foreign countries; and
Source(Pub. L. 87–624, title V, § 504, as added Pub. L. 95–564, Nov. 1, 1978, 92 Stat. 2394.)
Subsecs. (a)(2), (4) and (c) of this section ceased to be effective Mar. 17, 2000, pursuant to section 765d (1) of this title. Subsec. (a)(2), (4) directed the Secretary of Commerce to ensure availability and utilization of the maritime satellite telecommunications services provided by INMARSAT for general governmental purposes and to determine the needs of users of the maritime satellite telecommunications system and to communicate that information to INMARSAT. Subsec. (c) assigned functions to the Commission.
Subsecs. (b) and (d) of this section ceased to be effective June 14, 2005, pursuant to section 765d (3) of this title. Subsec. (b) directed the President to supervise and issue instructions to the communications satellite corporation regarding activities with foreign governments, international entities, and INMARSAT. Subsec. (d) authorized the Federal Communications Commission to issue instructions to the corporation with respect to regulatory matters within the Commission's jurisdiction.
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May 2, 2016
Three people are behind bars in Lenoir County and awaiting a Monday morning first appearance after deputies said a child welfare check turned into a meth operation bust.
Lenoir County Sheriff Chris Hill said narcotics investigators accompanied the Department of Social Services after DSS had received a complaint that meth was being made at a home with children present on the 500 block of Joe Nunn Road.
Sheriff Hill said investigators smelled a strong odor of chemicals coming from the home Friday morning during the welfare check, and also spotted a generator in a burn pile that's believed to have been used in the meth operation.
Officials said a warrant was obtained and more items consistent with a meth operation were found.
Hill says that Jennifer Grady, Melissa Rouse and Brandon Bowden were arrested.
We're told that Grady and Bowden have both been charged with maintaining a location for meth, manufacturing meth, and possessing precursors to meth.
Rouse has been charged with possession of meth, and maintaining a location for meth.
Bowden and Grady are being held on an $80,000 bond, while Rouse was given a $6,500 bond.
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This wiki is for connecting the W3C communities (Web developers, implementers, people who make the W3C specifications). The W3C has a formal track for making standards specifications. The specs answer a lot of questions, but not all of them. The wiki is used by many communities such as the Open Web Platform and the Semantic Web. You might want to contribute to W3C work
Pages here have no formal status but may have WikiConsensus. Questions & answers here may be misleading, or just plain wrong. Or, they may be useful. You are welcome to add, fix, develop and rearrange topics.
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See CSS.
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- You might be interesting by learning HTML or have a reference about HTML elements
- The W3C Quality Assurance was a dedicated W3C activity from 2001 to 2005. It included work on the Markup validator, but also touched upon topics such as tracking issues and URI testing among others. The W3C maintains a liaison with IETF to coordinate on technologies and specification related to the Open Web Platform Kod Übersetzung Englisch Deutsch
See http://w3.org/TR for current specs. Work being done to improve specs in general:
- SpecProd - an effort to restyle spec content design.
- Spec Advancement - proposals for accelerating spec advancement.
An attempt to round up discussions about extensibility, versioning, naming, identifiers, registries, standards process.
Semantic Web
- GoodURIs, OpenFormats, HCLSIG BioRDF Subgroup/Tasks/URI Best Practices
- Semantic Web FAQs, SemanticWebTools, SPARQL, Category:Grddl, OwlAuthoringTools
- Emerging topics: LinkedData, RdfAndSql, EmbeddingRDFinHTML, RDFa
- RESTful thoughts: Semantic Annotations for RESTful Services, Web of Data Objects, SemanticInbox, foaf+ssl
- Semantic Web Education and Outreach Interest Group
- Semantic Bioinformatics
- Semantic Web Job Mart - looking for work in the field? Looking for employees?
Security and Privacy
- Security, starting around March 2006, for discussion on W3C Security-related specifications and enhancements to XML-Dsig custom writing papers
- Using Web technologies implies traceability, logs, identification, therefore Privacy is becoming a growing concern from the community and need to be addressed at the technical level.
- IdentityBrowser, a wiki page for notes relating to the W3C Identity in the Browser Workshop
- IdentityCharter, a wiki page for the draft charter which may include Crypto API and Identity API
- SchemaComposition and topics related to XML Schema, prompted by the W3C Workshop on XML Schema 1.0 User Experiences good essays
- XprocVnext for candidate requirements discussion by the XML Processing Model WG
W3C Organization
- MailingLists, InternetRelayChat, JabberChickenEgg, ConnectingAudiences, ScheduledTopicChat, AdvancedDevelopment, StaffBooks
- Local communities See: Category Gatherings
Traditional Wiki starting points:
- RecentChanges: see where people are currently working (see also MailingLists)
- Help pages: to get you going
- WikiSandBox: feel free to change this page and experiment with editing
- FindPage: search or browse the database in various ways
We also keep notes AboutThisService, like WikiUpgrade.
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- Semantic Web Tools SemanticWebTools, Corese (RDF, RDFS, SPARQL), Jena (RDF, RDFS, OWL), Writing services, Sesame, TAP, Redland, hk1980.rdf (interface only) Cerebra Server (RDF, RDFS, OWL) OWLIM (RDF, RDFS, OWL), LSDIS_Lab's BRAHMS main-memory RDF/S storage (NL to RDF, SeRQL) . See the separate page for a more comprehensive listing
- Semantic Web Authoring Tools IdeaGraph, IsaViz (RDF editing GUIs), Morla, Cerebra Workbench
- Converters to and from RDF ConverterToRdf ConverterFromRdf
another clump, perhaps for RDFApplicationsAndProjects: or two separate clumps: RDFApplications, RDFProjects?
- Semantic Web Applications SeedApplications, SemanticWebUseCases, VocabularyMarket, GeoInfo, ServiceDescription, RestaurantRecommendation, RdfThesaurus, MultiLingual, MozillaRdf, DmozRdf, RdfCalendar, ImageDescription, ConceptualApplications, SkosDev, LSDIS_Lab's ActiveSemanticElectronicMedicalRecord deployed and in use at Athens_Heart_Center, SPARQL Box
- Project Incubators: Path-Rad Correlation
- Usability and HCI: SemanticWebUsability state of the art in HCI/Usability
- RDF vocabularies
- RdfSchema
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- Ontology Dowsing (or how I exhumed the old topic of ontology discovery);
- Design Patterns: PartWhole, InterpretationProperties, DeltaView, RdfSmushing, SemanticWebArchitecture, , SocialMeaning, NaturalLanguageInterfaces, GermanTranslations, TextValues and RdfCoreXmlLiteral, ConfigurationManagement, LargeTripleStores (and RdfStoreBenchmarking), Contexts, RoleNoun, RDFa
- FAQs , Category:Faq, Dave Beckett's Resource Description Framework (RDF) Resource Guide (is this an FAQ?), Semantic Web FAQ, FaqIdeas (desperately needs refactoring!)
- Serializations of RDF NotationThree, SpotOfDrama (Atom/SOAP/RDF), ExtensibilityFramework or here, PieNt (an alternative serialization of RDF to RdfTriples ), Cerebra Repository (RDF, RDFS, OWL), SimpleRdfXml
- Recent Experiments ASQ, SWAD-Europe work packages: EswWp2, EswWp7 and EswWp10, SemWebSpain, WikiPedia:Massachusetts_Institute_of_Technology 's SIMILE (Semantic Interoperability of Metadata and Information in unLike Environments), SemanticWebEnablingConferences, EdmProofing
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Early Lit Bits: KDLville Early Literacy Play Spaces
KDLville at the Plainfield Township branch opened officially in August 2011. There you will find a wonderful puppet stage, a fun dollhouse, Legos, and more. Everyday, kids have fun at our art and writing centers. To make room for the art and writing centers, computers had to be removed from the children's area. Luckily, there has been a great response to this change and the kids have embraced their inner author/artist with great gusto.
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Guncraft - Pirate Bay. Build It. Play It.
In this video, we have two of Guncraft's finest community map makers, Erk and Buffdaddy, make a map. Then they immediately took it online and duked it out with fellow players. You'll see helicopters, gunships, prefabs, drones, jetpacks, hookshots, hoverbikes, and of course, guns. Lots and lots of guns.
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Meeting Notes – 2/6/14
Today at the meeting we discussed the following :
– Water quality testing results – why are the readings at Marias beach showing high bacteria levels? Time to do a little investigation. Sign up for our newsletter HERE to receive weekly with the water quality test results and other information about the chapter and what we're up to!
– Playuela meetings for the Christopher Columbus Landing Resort (CCLR) – the meetings are every other week at CORA. The next meeting is on Feb. 19 at 6 pm. Follow the group page on facebook.
It's important that people are aware of what's going on with the proposed project. Due to a law put into place to favor large developments like the CCLR, the people that are essential to the cause must live by or near the proposed development. This doesn't mean that if you are not a neighbor that you cannot help. Be informed, go to the meetings, tell others about what's going on, and best of all – enjoy the beaches that are in danger of being closed to public access!
– 3/25/13 @ 10 am at the Alcadía in Mayaguez – vistas públicas (públic hearings) for the CCLR.
– Fundación Surfrider Rincón is planning a fundraiser. Stay tuned! It's going to be a fun event for a great cause. Make sure you are following us on facebook for updates!
– The next beach cleanup is in March, and it's the first one that will take place in the early afternoon instead of early in the morning! Details : Saturday, March 8 @ 3 – 6 pm at Parking Lots beach in Puntas. Join the fun, invite your friends on the facebook event page.
– New shirts are coming soon! The new colors, designs, and women's styles are going fast. You can support Fundación Surfrider Rincón by buying a shirt at any of our fundraiser events, contests, and beach cleanups. The money raised by these sales goes directly to the chapter and helps pay for our weekly water testing, fundraiser events, and office rentals. All of our volunteers are strictly volunteers, and do not receive payment for the work they do!
– If you are interested in helping out, please attend our monthly meetings that take place the first Thursday of each month at 7pm in the Rincón plaza. We look forward to seeing you there!


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FOR each serving: Muddle 1 lime wedge, 4 of the cucumber slices and 1 of the strawberries in cocktail shaker.
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May 6, 2016
The Supreme Court is indicating it could strike down the federal law that prevents legally married gay couples from receiving a range of federal benefits for married people.
Justice Anthony Kennedy, often the decisive vote in close cases, joined the four more liberal justices in raising questions about the provision of the federal Defense of Marriage Act that is being challenged at the Supreme Court.
Kennedy said the law appears to intrude on the power of states that have chosen to recognize same-sex marriages. Other justices said the law creates what Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg called two classes of marriage, full marriage and "skim-milk marriage."
The law affects a range of benefits available to married couples, including tax breaks, survivor benefits and health insurance for spouses of federal employees.
It also is possible the court could dismiss the case for procedural reasons, though that prospect seemed less likely than it did in Tuesday's argument over gay marriage in California.
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Located on the first floor of Selvig Hall, the University of Minnesota, Crookston (UMC) Business Office performs a variety of financial functions for students, faculty, and staff as well as the day-to-day financial functions of the Crookston Campus. Whether you want to pay tuition and fees, get a parking permit, or have questions about your student account, the friendly staff at the Business Office can help.
This site will help answer your questions and allow you online access to your student account, but if you would like to speak to someone in person, don't hesitate to stop by or contact someone via phone at 218-281-8331.
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May 6, 2016
The lazy days of summer are officially gone as many students across the east and throughout the state head back to school.
Most school districts begin classes Monday, but some will not begin until later this week.
Beaufort, Carteret, Craven, Duplin, Greene, Lenoir, Martin and Pitt county school districts all head back to hit the the books Monday.
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May 6, 2016
A bill to let a western North Carolina community continue use a live possum in its New Year's Eve celebration is going to Gov. Pat McCrory's desk.
The General Assembly gave its final approval Thursday to legislation responding to a judge's ruling that seemed to stop the organizer of the Brasstown Possum Drop from putting the animal in a clear plastic box each Dec. 31. The box is lowered to the ground at midnight.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals complained about the event. The bill makes clear the Wildlife Resources Commission can issue permits for such live-animal events.
Sen. Jim Davis of Macon County said the Possum Drop brings thousands to the small town each year.
The Senate gave its final passage by a vote of 41-2.
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A man is in trouble with the law after admitting he exposed himself to three woman and an 11-year-old girl on an Eastern Carolina highway this week.
Emmanuel Padilla-Barajas is charged with three misdemeanor indecent exposure counts and one felony indecent exposure charge. Carteret County deputies say the felony charge came about because the victim was so young.
Deputies say the 21-year-old Newport man was using a borrowed vehicle, driving up and down Highway 24 between Newport and Morehead City and exposing himself. They all happened on Monday and Tuesday and deputies say the final victim was able to give them the license plate of the car.
A news release says Padilla-Barajas confessed to deputies and was jailed on a $10,000 bond.
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Summoner name : Pvt Hudson
Region: NA
Favorite champ : Graves
Least Favorite Champ : Corki
Extremely competitive? : Can be
Do you rage? : Nope, not unless there's someone that deserves to be raged at.
Preferred role : AD ranged
Able to perform roles : Solo top but not well.
Age : 30ish


text: Looking for America(n) Within and Beyond Its Borders The Department of Music at UAH and Emeritus Professor, D. Royce Boyer are pleased to announce the AmericanaFest and Symposium, April 6-10, 2015. AmericanaFest: Looking for America Beyond its Borders, is a week-long celebration of American history and culture. Performances of American music will thread the symposium, along with presentations, posters, and exhibits from across the College of Liberal Arts. AmericanaFest Monday, April 6 7:30 p.m.Beyond 12: Reimagining the PianoGuest pianist Dr. Aron KallayRoberts Recital Hall Wednesday, April 8 7:30 p.m.The More Things Change…UAH Jazz Ensembles and Faculty Jazz ComboRoberts Recital Hall Thursday, April 9 7:30 p.m.Exploring Borders in American MusicUAH Music StudentsRoberts Recital Hall Friday, April 10 7:30 p.m.The Black DiasporaGuest artist and baritone James MartinGuest faculty/pianist Lynn RaleyRoberts Recital Hall Saturday, April 11 9 - 11 a.m.Vocal Master ClassGuest artist and baritone James MartinRoberts Recital Hall 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Musical Borders in an Age of Globalization: Reflections on a Year in TaiwanGuest faculty/pianist Lynn RaleyRoberts Recital Hall 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.Faculty PresentationsDr. Rolf Goebel: "Crossing Borders: Music and Sound Studies"Dr. Melody Ng: "Works for Piano Pedagogy by American Composers"Dr. D. Royce Boyer and Dr. Carolyn Sanders: "American Military Music" 7:30 p.m.American PianoGuest faculty/pianist Lynn RaleyRoberts Recital Hall Sunday April 12 3:00 p.m.Reflecting Borders in American MusicUAH Music Faculty Roberts Recital Hall FinaleFest celebration party on stage immediately following. More information: Event Manager Asst. Prof. Aaron Cain, 256/824‐2534, firstname.lastname@example.com Event Facilitator Prof. Emeritus D. Royce Boyer, 601/594‐2902, firstname.lastname@example.com