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Publisher : EA Mobile
DOOM II RPG is a follow-up in the style of the Wolfenstein RPG, chronologically set before the events in DOOM RPG. Thanks to secret experiments, the various UAC Bases on Mars, the Moon, Earth and wherever else the cooperation has set foot have experienced incidents involving demons. A team of soldiers including a scientist are sent to Tycho Station on the Moon to investigate. But right at the start, the team is separated and the player is left behind alone to find his way through the station and even Hell itself in order to find and destroy the source of all the problems.
Platforms: BlackBerry, BREW, iOS, J2ME
Orcs & Elves
Orcs & Elves is a turn-based role-playing game based on improved DOOM RPG engine. The story follows an elf named Elli who, along with a talking magic wand Ellon, heads to the depths of a devastated dwarven citadel to find out what happened there, battling foes of many kinds, finding mysterious items and meeting various people.
Platforms: Java (mobile), Nintendo DS
Orcs & Elves II
Orcs & Elves II continues the epic story from the original game and expands the Orcs & Elves universe. Evil begins to spread throughout the lands after the fall of King Brahm at Mount Zharrkarag.
Platforms: Java (mobile)
Wolfenstein RPG
Captured by the Axis military, Sgt. B.J. Blazkowicz must escape and defeat the Paranormal Division to save the world from the grip of evil. Within the walls of the infamous Castle Wolfenstein lies secrets of diabolical genetic research and weapons. Using variety of weapons, wits, and chickens Sgt. Blazkowicz will meet the enemy head-on, emancipate the prisoners and bring the Axis to its knees.
Tags: Contemporary, Real-time combat


Last Friday in Peterborough we had a training day on Street Evangelism.
Part of the day was giving a practical experience to those who who took part to engage with people in the city. We decided to give away free carved pumpkins! So…. We wheel barrowed 20 pumpkins into the Cathedral square and set up our pumpkin stall.
We had three designs that corresponded to 3 different prayers that I had made up that we prayed for people as they received the free gift of a pumpkin!
2. Another was a big smiley face simply thanking God for the good gift of Jesus.
3. The last design was two hearts. One big one and one small one. The prayer that corresponded to this was about thanking God for being with us and loving us.
One lady asked what we were doing and it was obvious from what she was wearing that she was a Muslim. I tried explaining about Halloween and how we wanted to bring something good and I spoke about light in a time when people often get frightened and many celebrate scary things.
She then got a Koran out of her bag and flicked through it frantically looking for something that she wanted me to write in Arabic! She explained that she wanted the name of Jesus in Arabic carved into a pumpkin and asked me whether I knew how to do that!
I asked whether 'Isa' would be sufficient but she kept looking and looking to see whether she could find the name in Arabic.
In the end she was happy for me to carve the name 'Jesus' in English and she said on the other side she would ask her nephew to write it out in Arabic for her Muslim neighbours!
It was such a privilege carving prayer pumpkins for people and for a couple of hours we had a steady queue of people. Not only were pumpkins given but good conversations took place and one mum was so greatful for her pumpkins she gave us a posh pack of biscuits as a thank you!
If you haven't carved a pumpkin to show and tell something of your faith why don't you give it a go this year?


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Now, Scott has chosen to use his background to help clients with their own financial planning. Scott listens to what's important to his clients, then shares solutions and ideas to that will assist clients with their financial goals. Over the course of his career, Scott has seen the value of life, critical illness and disability insurance and the long-term benefits of saving regularly and not following investment fads.
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Debbie has been involved in the financial services industry for over 20 years. Her career has evolved with positions as a Financial Advisor at a major Canadian Trust company as well as an Associate Investment Advisor at a major Canadian bank owned brokerage firm.
Debbie's extensive knowledge and experience in the financial planning process guides her client interactions and advice. She is focused on providing individuals, families and business owners sound financial planning advice specializing in life & health insurance needs analysis and implementation, risk management, retirement planning, will & estate planning and business succession planning.
Debbie lives in Toronto, is married and has 3 children and is involved in her community.
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Students should first apply online for the Bachelor programme of IBS and upload the required documents (high school diploma or latest transcript if diploma is not acquired yet, passport and IELTS or TOEFL language certificate).
Students are supposed to indicate simultaneously their respective wish to be granted IBS Starter scholarship by emailing to scholarship@ibs-b.hu. Applications will be approved by the Rector and there is no appeal against his decision.
If scholarship is approved, students must pay the remaining part of their tuition fee until 31 May 2019*.
*The fee is not refundable.


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ShopStyle's Tailored Shopping Feature Is Sweet
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By Augusta Statz
ShopStyle is already the leading digital shopping platform with a catalog of over 12 million products, but it's just gotten even better. ShopStyle added a Tailored Shopping feature that allows you to personalize your shopping experience in a major way. And trust me when I say — this is an amazing update.
Because of all the products ShopStyle has on file, the website is a great resource for searching for something more generic, like, say, a black dress, and then finding black dresses from all different brands. But, what if you want to search your favorite brands for black dresses, specifically?
Well, with their new tailored searching feature, now you can!
"We wanted to balance our depth of catalog with a very personalized shopping experience," Executive Vice President of Marketing for ShopStyle Anna Fieler told Bustle. "So, tailored search is the solution. It's kind of like, have your cake and eat it, too," when it comes to shopping. Sounds delicious, right?
"So if you're searching for a black dress, and we know about your brand preferences, first and foremost, we're going to serve you up the black dresses that are from your favorite brands," she said.
And it's super easy to set up your brand preferences, and you can also turn them off with just one click if you want to have access to all of ShopStyle's products again.
I'll walk you through the process of setting up your very own Tailored Shop before getting into how it works.
Step 1: Select what type of products you'll be mostly shopping for
Another great aspect of this new feature is that it suits your "shopping mindset," as Fieler called it. In other words, sometimes you're looking for a black dress, and sometimes you're not.
For those times when you want to just look at products, the Tailored Shop feature is a great option.
Step 2: Select your favorite brands
Once you pick your favorite brands, ShopStyle will also show you products from other similar brands that you'd like based on your preferences, providing a personal, but curated type of shopping scenario.
Step 3: Sign up for the service
Enter your email or sign in through social media. Super easy!
Step 4: Shop!
Then, let the shopping begin! The layout here is great, and it's super easy to scroll through all kinds of products from your favorite brands.
Unlike other platforms, it's easy to tell what brand the items are from on ShopStyle, and you can shop them immediately, if you want to.
"Social platforms like Instagram or Pinterest aren't very shoppable," said Fieler. "Often times I see beautiful stuff on Pinterest, but I'm like 'Wait, but what brand? And where can I find it.' So, it's not a very satisfying window shopping experience."
This latest feature changes all of that. But, how exactly? Glad you asked! It's all done through a very well researched algorithm. Based on what shoppers click on, the computer knows what else you're most likely going to enjoy.
"Our system knows that if you're clicking on Adidas Stan Smith, chances are you may also like Marc Jacobs bags," Feiler said. Pretty cool, right?
And from what Fieler's seen, it's pretty spot on. "It's like your fashion DNA," she said.
She even told Bustle about a time where ShopStyle predicted her next purchase, in a way:
"Recently, ShopStyle kept showing me Adidas Stan Smith, even though it's not a product I would have selected for myself. Then I'd notice the editors around the office wearing them, and I started thinking 'Maybe I could have a pair.' And I was in New York last week, and I saw all of these people wearing Stan Smiths," she said. "It was a delightful suggestion that opened me up to what was happening outside of ShopStyle."
I wonder what she'll buy next… and better yet — what will you?
Go ahead! Create your very own Tailored Shop.
Images: Screengrab ShopStyle, Giphy

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So, I have a code with Async request to see the status of a backend process. So, first I set status to 1 (i.e check_status via context in Django). So, if status is 1 then var timer line will start calling call_polling() function every 2 seconds
So, call_polling() will query the API to check the status and on a successful response like {'check_status': 1} it will transfer the status = 1. Indicating the backend process is still running. Once, the backend process is done, I pass the JSON response as {'check_status' : 0} which
should be status=0 and then it will not go into if but instead clear the polling Interval (as we know the background processing is already finished) and async call to API Should stop.
But it doesn't works, and the javascript still makes call_polling() to API request every 2 seconds. I figured out the reason as var status is declared globally as 1 and even if I replace status = result.check_status . After the function context it will always remain 1 and go into if loop only; no matter what it receives from JSON response.
So, question is How would I be able to update status and clear the timeout (i.e go to the else part) if result.check_status is 0 (i.e {'check_status':2} as Response from API call) ??

A: Here's how to do this:
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In short, as long as the response is 1, a new timeout for the check is set.

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Unified Land Development Code
Code Revision
1 - General Provisions
2 - Application Processes and Procedures
3 - Overlays and Zoning Districts
4 - Use Regulations
Article 4 - User Guide
5 - Supplementary Standards
6 - Parking
7 - Landscaping
8 - Signage
9 - Archaelogical and Historic Preservation
10 - Enforcement
11 - Subdivision, Platting, and Required Improvements
12 - Traffic Performance Standards
13 - Impact Fees
14 - Environmental Standards
15 - Health Regulations
16 - Airport Regulations
17 - Reserved for Future Use
18 - Flood Damage Prevention
Articles in PDF
Entire ULDC
Prior Ordinances
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Article 1 - Table of Contents
CHAPTER A - AUTHORITY
Section 1 - General
A. Title and Citation
B. Authority
C. Intent
1. Implementation of the Plan
2. Consistent Regulations
3. Efficient and Effective Regulations
4. Preserve and Enhance
D. Building Permits, Certificates of Occupancy (CO) and Use
1. Issuance
Section 2 - Applicability
Section 3 - Definitions
CHAPTER B - INTERPRETATION OF THE CODE
Section 1 - Interpretations
A. Authority
B. Appeal
Section 2 - Assistance by Staff
CHAPTER C - RULES OF CONSTRUCTION AND MEASUREMENT
Section 1 - Rules of Construction
A. General
1. Rules and Definitions
2. Interpretation and Application
Section 2 - District Boundaries
A. Bisecting Lines
B. Center Lines
C. Excluded Areas
D. Lot, Section, and Tract Lines
E. Parallel Lines
1. Lots with Frontage on Highway, Alley, or Railroad R-O-W
2. On Parallel Lots, Acreage, or Tracts
F. Political Boundaries
G. Railroad Lines
H. Shorelines
Section 3 - Special Provisions for Lots Divided by District
A. Use Regulations
B. Property Development Regulations (PDRs)
Section 4 - Measurement
A. Depth
B. Distance
C. Height
1. Building Height
2. Fence/Wall Height
3. Hedge Height
4. Berm Height
D. On Center
E. Separation from a Structure
F. Separation from a Property Line
G. Separation from a Zoning District or FLU Designation
H. Sound
I. Gasoline Pumps
J. Surface Area
K. R-O-W, Improved
L. Building Transparency
M. R-O-W, Unimproved
Section 5 - Density, Intensity, and Building Coverage
CHAPTER D - IMPLEMENTATION
Section 1 - Minimum Requirements
Section 2 - Effective Date
CHAPTER E - PRIOR APPROVALS
A. Purpose and Intent
B. Prior Approvals
1. Prior Variances, Exemptions, or Waivers
C. Modification of Prior Approvals
1. Determination of Extent of Vested Status in the Area of Modification
2. Modification to a Prior Approval with Nonconformities
3. Mobile Home Park Exception
D. Invalid Approvals
E. Applications in Process
CHAPTER F - NONCONFORMITIES
B. Applicability
4. Exemption for All Designated Historic Sites/Structures by the BCC
C. Improvements to Nonconformities
D. Improvement Value
E. Total Value of Improvements
F. Expansion for Nonconformities
G. Maximum Improvement to a Nonconformity
Section 2 - Nonconforming Lot
A. Applicability
1. FLU and Zoning Consistency
2. Lot Recombination Requirements
B. Subdivision (Includes Lot Combinations)
C. Residential Development Regulations
1. Minimum Setback Requirements
2. Building Coverage
3. Floor Area Ratio
4. Accessory Structures
D. Accessory Quarters
E. Non-Residential Development and/or Residential Development Other Than Single Family
Section 3 - Nonconforming Structure
B. Expansion
C. Maintenance, Renovation, and Natural Disaster Damage Repair
D. Uses and Structures within an Airport Zone established in Article 16
2. Existing Uses and Occupancy
3. Discontinuance or Cessation
4. Repair, Reconstruction, Restoration, or Alteration of a Structure
5. Relocated Buildings
6. Obstruction and Marking Requirements
Section 4 - Nonconforming Use
A. Nonconforming Use Classifications
1. Major
2. Minor
3. Nonconforming to Airport Regulations
B. Change in Use
C. Discontinuance or Cessation
D. Expansion
1. Major Nonconforming Use
2. Minor Nonconforming Use
E. Maintenance, Renovation, and Natural Disaster Damage Repair
F. Relocation
Section 5 - Nonconforming Site Element
B. Modification or Improvement to a Prior Approval with Nonconforming Site Elements
1. Projects without an Approved Plan
2. Unbuilt Projects with an Approved Plan
3. Built Projects with an Approved Plan
C. Additional Improvement Threshold for Nonconforming Site Elements
D. Standalone Improvements to Nonconforming Site elements
1. Outdoor Lighting
2. Vehicular Use Areas
3. Sign Renovations or Additions
4. Landscaping
CHAPTER G - EMINENT DOMAIN
Section 1 - Properties Affected by Eminent Domain Proceedings
B. Development Standards
2. Enlargement or Change in Use
3. Redesign of Sites
4. Damage and Restoration of Structures
6. Lots Reduced by Eminent Domain
7. Lot Combination
C. Certificates of Conformity
CHAPTER H - DEFINITIONS AND ACRONYMS
Section 3 - Abbreviations and Acronyms
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CHAPTER A AUTHORITY
Section 1 General
This Code shall be known as the "Palm Beach County Unified Land Development Code" and may be referred to herein as the "Code."
Any reference to this Code, a statute, ordinance, a resolution, or common law cited herein shall include any amendment thereto.
The Board of County Commissioners (BCC) has the authority to adopt this Code pursuant to Art. VIII, § 1(g), Fla. Const., the PBC Charter, F.S. § 125.01, F.S. § 163.3161, and such other authority and provisions that are established by statute, administrative rule, or common law in the State of Florida. [Ord. 2019-005]
It is the intent of the BCC that this Code implement and ensure that all Development Orders approved in unincorporated Palm Beach County (PBC) are consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and its managed growth systems.
It is the intent of the BCC that this Code establish comprehensive and consistent standards and procedures for the review and approval of all proposed development of land in unincorporated PBC.
It is the further purpose of the BCC that the development review, approval, and permitting process established by this Code be efficient, in terms of time and expense; effective, in terms of addressing the natural resource and public facility implications of proposed development; and, equitable, in terms of consistency with established regulations and procedures, respect for the rights of Property Owners, and consideration of the interests of the citizens of PBC.
This Code is adopted to encourage the most appropriate use of land, water, and natural resources; prevent the overcrowding of land and avoid undue concentration of population; facilitate the adequate and efficient provision of transportation, water, sewage, drainage, solid waste, parks, schools, fire, and police facilities; conserve, develop, utilize, and protect natural resources; protect human, environmental, social, and economic resources; and, maintain, through orderly growth and development, the community character and stability of present and future land uses and development in PBC.
No Building Permit shall be issued for any structure on any lot created by a subdivision of land until such lot is shown on a plat of record or certified survey recorded in the manner prescribed in this Article, except as provided below.
a. Exceptions
Temporary structures, permanent structures having a temporary use, and ancillary structures such as fences, buffer walls, and guardhouses may receive a Building Permit prior to recordation of the Final Plat for the property only when the use and location have been approved by the DRO and shown on the approved Final Subdivision Plan. Such approval, however, shall not in any way relieve the Property Owner from the obligation to correct any and all nonconforming setbacks, separations, or encroachments due to inconsistencies between the location of said structures and lot, street, or easement boundaries as established by the applicable record plat.
b. Revocation
PZB may revoke a Building Permit or CO in those cases where an administrative determination has been duly made in which false statements or misrepresentations resulted as to material fact(s) in the application or plans upon which the permit or approval was based.
c. Suspension
PZB may suspend a Building Permit or CO or use where an administrative determination has been duly made in which an error or omission on either the part of the permit Applicant or government agency resulted in the issuance of the permit or certificate approval. A valid permit or certificate shall be issued in place of the incorrect permit or certificate after correction of the error or omission.
Section 2 Applicability
The provisions of this Code shall apply to the development of all land in unincorporated PBC, unless stated otherwise. No development shall be undertaken unless authorized by a Development Order. [Ord. 2010-022]
Section 3 Definitions
See Art. 1.H, Definitions and Acronyms.
CHAPTER B INTERPRETATION OF THE CODE
Section 1 Interpretations
Interpretations to this Code and the Official Zoning Map shall be made by the Executive Director of PZB or designee with the following exceptions: [Ord. 2011-016]
1. The Director of Parks and Recreation shall have the authority to interpret Art. 5.D, Parks and Recreation – Rules and Recreation Standards; [Ord. 2011-016]
2. The Executive Director of Palm Tran shall have the authority to make interpretations of Art. 5.H, Mass Transit Standards; [Ord. 2011-016]
3. The County Engineer shall have the authority to make all interpretations of Art. 4.B.10.B.7.a.10), Hauling Standards; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.b.2)c), Drainage; Art. 4.B.10.C.5.g.5), Haul Agreement; Art. 6.C, Driveways and Access; Art. 11, Subdivision, Platting, and Required Improvements; and, Art. 12, Traffic Performance Standards; [Ord. 2011-016] [Ord. 2017-007]
4. The Impact Fee Coordinator shall have the authority to make all interpretations of Art. 13, Impact Fees; [Ord. 2011-016]
5. The Director of ERM shall have the authority to make all interpretations of Art. 14, Environmental Standards and to interpret the following parts of Art. 4.B.10, Excavation Uses in consultation with the Executive Director of PZB or designee as appropriate: Art. 4.B.10.B.4.b.8), WCAA Canals; Art. 4.B.10.B.4.b.9), Mitigation Projects; Art. 4.B.10.B.4.b.10), Wetlands; Art. 4.B.10.B.4.b.13), Canals of Conveyance; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.c.1)a)(2), Littoral Planting; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.c.3), Littoral Planting Reclamation Standards; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.c.5), Area of Record; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.d.5)b), Excavated Area; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.d.5)c), Littoral Zones; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.d.6)b), Excavated Area and Litoral Zones; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.d.7)a), Excavated Areas for Type 3 Excavation; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.e, Maintenance and Monitoring; Art. 4.B.10.B.8.a, Administrative Waiver from Construction Criteria for Agricultural, WCAA, Type 2, and Type 3 Excavations; Art. 4.B.10.B.8.b.1), Violations; Art. 4.B.10.B.8.f, Use of Collected Monies; Art. 4.B.10.C.1.h, Art. 4.B.10.C.1.i.6), and Art. 4.B.10.C.5.g.6), Notice of Intent to Construct; Art. 4.B.10.C.1.c, Maximum Depth; Art. 4.B.10.C.4.e, Depth; and, Art. 4.B.10.C.5.e, Depth; [Ord. 2011-016] [Ord. 2017-007]
6. The County Health Department Director shall have the authority to make all interpretations of Art. 15, Health Regulations; [Ord. 2011-016]
7. The PBC Airport Director shall have the authority to interpret Art. 16, Airport Regulations; [Ord. 2011-016]
8. The Flood Damage Prevention Administrator shall have the authority to interpret Art. 18, Flood Damage Prevention; [Ord. 2011-016]
9. The County Administrator or designee shall have the authority to interpret Art. 5.I, Murals; and, [Ord. 2013-021]
10. The Executive Director of PZB or designee shall have the authority to make interpretations of the following provisions found in Art. 4.B.10, Excavation Uses in consultation with the Director of ERM and the County Engineer as appropriate: Art. 4.B.10.B.4.a, Prohibitions; Art. 4.B.10.B.4.b.12), De Minimis Impact; Art. 4.B.10.B.4.b.14), Excavation by Public Agencies; Art. 4.B.10.B.6.e, Written Approval; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.b.2), Slopes except for Art. 4.B.10.B.7.b.2)c), Drainage; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.d.1), General; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.d.2), Guarantees Required; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.d.4), Form of Guarantee; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.d.6), Submittal and Approval of Guarantee; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.d.7), Duration and Release; Art. 4.B.10.B.7.d.8), PBC Use of Guarantee; and, Art. 4.B.10.B.8.c, Enforcement. [Ord. 2017-007]
An appeal to contest an interpretation of this Code may be filed pursuant to Art. 2.A.14, Appeal. [Ord. 2011-016]
Section 2 Assistance by Staff
Except as specifically set forth in Art. 1.B.1, Interpretations, any assistance given or representation made by a PBC employee during consultation shall not constitute the approval of the Department, shall not bind the staff, the Department, the Division, the Executive Director, or the BCC, and shall not relieve any person of any requirements of this Code or other applicable provisions of federal, state law, or local ordinances. If there exists a conflict between any staff representation and the laws, rules, codes, or ordinances, such laws, rules, codes, or ordinances shall prevail to the extent allowed by law.
CHAPTER C RULES OF CONSTRUCTION AND MEASUREMENT
Section 1 Rules of Construction
The rules set out in this Section shall be used to enforce and apply this Code, unless such rules are inconsistent with the Plan. References to Florida Statutes (F.S.) and the Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.) refer to citations published in 2003 as may be amended.
The rules and definitions set out in this Section shall not be applied to any express provision, which are specifically excluded. This Code shall be liberally construed in order that the intent of the Plan may be fully carried out. In cases of conflict, the Plan shall prevail to the extent of the conflict. Terms used in this Code, unless otherwise stated, shall have the meanings prescribed by the statutes of the State of Florida for the same terms.
The interpretation and application of any provision in this Code shall be the minimum required to promote the public health, safety, comfort, convenience, and general welfare. Where interpretation and application of any provision in this Code imposes greater restrictions upon the subject matter than a general provision imposed by the Plan or other provision in this Code, the provision imposing the greater restriction shall control.
a. Affected Area – Use of the term "affected area" shall refer to that portion of a project which is the subject of a Development Permit, Development Order, or a modification, including all aspects and peripheral areas.
b. And – All cases apply.
c. Building or Structure – Use of terms "building" or "structure" shall refer to the classification of the subject building or structure in the Florida Building Code.
d. Common Words and Punctuation – Common words, phrases and punctuation shall be construed and understood according to the common and approved use of the English language. Common words shall have the meaning assigned to them in the latest edition of an English dictionary unless otherwise defined in this Code.
e. Computation of Time – The time within which an act is to be completed shall be computed by excluding the first day and including the last day; if the last day is a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday recognized by PBC, that day shall also be excluded.
f. Day – A working weekday unless otherwise stated or used in reference to a violation. Violations shall be calculated on calendar days.
g. Delegation of Authority – If the head of a Department, Division, or other PBC Official or employee is required to do some act or perform some duty, it shall be construed to authorize the head of the Department, Division, or other official or employee to designate, delegate, and authorize professional-level subordinates to perform the required act or duty on their behalf, unless the terms of the Provision or Section specify otherwise.
h. Gender – Words implying the masculine gender shall be construed to include the feminine and neuter genders.
i. Headings – Headings of Articles, Chapters, Sections, and Subsections shall not be construed as the sole meaning or intent of the underlying regulation or standards.
j. Include/Such As – Use of the word "include," "includes," or "including" or terms "such as" shall not limit a term to the specified examples, but shall extend its meaning to all other instances or circumstances of like kind or character.
k. May – Permissive.
l. Month – A calendar month.
m. Must – Mandatory
n. Number – A word importing the singular number only may extend and be applied to several persons or things as well as to one person or thing. The use of a plural number shall be deemed to include any single person or thing.
o. Or – Either or both cases apply
p. Prohibited – Shall mean not allowed and precludes variance relief. [Ord. 2010-022] [Ord. 2014-001]
q. Project – Use of the term "project" shall refer to the entire development referenced or implied in the regulation, standard or definition.
r. Rounding of Fractions – Rounding may be permitted for itemized requirements such as minimum parking spaces, trees, shrubs, or other similar required by this Code, as well as linear or area dimensions, except that PDRs for minimum lot dimensions may only be rounded for legal lots of record, and rounding shall not apply to density. Rounding shall not be permitted for any build-to-lines, maximum height limitations, or any measurement used to calculate a number. The results of calculations containing a fraction of 0.5 or greater, shall be rounded up to the nearest whole number; and, a fraction of less than 0.5 shall be rounded down to the nearest whole number. [Ord. 2017- 025]
s. References – Reference to the F.S., the F.A.C., and the Code of Federal Regulations refer to citations published in 2003 as may be amended.
t. Shall – Mandatory.
u. Technical Words and Undefined Terms – Technical words and undefined terms, phrases, terms of art, vernacular, and the use of words which have acquired a peculiar and appropriate meaning and which are not defined in this Code shall be construed and understood according to such meaning.
v. Tense – Words used in the past or present tense shall also include the future tense and conversely.
w. Terms Found in the Plan – Terms not found in this Code, but found in the Plan, shall have the meaning given in the Plan.
x. Text – In case of any difference of meaning between the text of this Code and any figure, graphic, or table, the text shall control.
y. Week – Seven calendar days.
z. Weekend – Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. [Ord. 2012-027]
zz. Written – Any representation of words, letters, or figures whether by printing or other form of writing.
zzz. Year – A calendar year, unless otherwise indicated.
Section 2 District Boundaries
In case of uncertainty, the PZB Executive Director shall interpret the intent of the Official Zoning Map to determine the location of boundaries. Where uncertainty exists concerning the boundary of a district on the Official Zoning Map, the following rules shall apply. [Ord. 2011-016]
Where boundaries approximately bisect blocks, the boundaries shall be the median line of such blocks, or the centerline of the street that forms a boundary.
Boundaries indicated as approximately following the center lines of streets, alleys, or highways shall be construed as following such center lines.
Where parcels of land or water areas have been inadvertently excluded from a district, said parcels shall be given an Agricultural Residential (AR) classification.
Boundaries indicated as approximately following platted lot lines, section, or tract lines shall be construed as following such lines.
Where boundaries are approximately parallel to a street, highway, alley, or railroad R-O-W, the distance of such boundaries from the property line of such shall be, one existing lot depth unless otherwise shown by dimensions on the Official Zoning Map.
The distance of such boundaries from the property line to the nearest lot line shall be between lots to conform to adjacent district lines or approximately 150 feet.
Boundaries indicated as approximately following political boundaries shall be construed as following such political boundaries.
Boundaries indicated as following railroad lines shall be construed as following centerline of the railroad R-O-W.
Boundaries indicated as approximately following shorelines shall be construed as following such shorelines. In the event of a change in the shoreline, boundaries shall be construed as moving with the actual shoreline. Boundaries indicated as approximately following the center lines of streams, rivers, canals, lakes, or other bodies of water shall be construed to follow such center lines.
Section 3 Special Provisions for Lots Divided by District
A lot in its existing configuration as of the effective date of this Code, located in two or more zoning districts not as a result of actions by the Property Owner, shall apply the following:
If more than 50 percent of the lot area is located in one district, the use regulations applicable to the district containing the majority lot area shall apply to the entire lot, if consistent with the Plan.
If more than 50 percent of the gross lot area is located in one district, the PDRs applicable to the district containing the majority lot area shall apply to the entire lot.
Section 4 Measurement
Distance requirements between a proposed use and another use shall require the spatial separation to be measured between the proposed and the other use within the unincorporated PBC and, if applicable, other jurisdictions, including municipalities and other counties. If a conflict exists between this Section and another Section, the definition in Art. 1.H, Definitions and Acronyms, shall apply.
From the lowest point of an excavated area to the ordinary high water mark.
Figure 1.C.4.A – Typical Example to Measure Depth
By drawing a straight line from a site element, use or structure to:
1. The intersection of two centerlines;
2. Another site element, such as parking; or,
3. A specific distance, such as 1,320 feet.
Figure 1.C.4.B –Typical Example of Measurement of Distance
from Center Line to Site Element
[Ord. 2005-002]
Figure 1.C.4.B – Typical Example of Measurement of Distance
to a Specific Site Element (Parking Space)
From finished grade to highest point or peak of roof.
Refer to definitions of building height in Art. 1.H, Definitions and Acronyms.
Figure 1.C.4.C – Typical Example of Measurement of Building Height
Refer to Art. 5.B.1.A.2.a, Height Measurement.
Figure 1.C.4.C – Typical Example of Measurement of Fence/Wall Height
The height of a fence shall be measured in accordance with Art. 5.B.1.A.2.a, Height Measurement.
Refer to Art. 7.D.4.A, Hedges.
Figure 1.C.4.C – Typical Example of Measurement of Hedge Height
The height of a hedge shall be measured in accordance with Art. 7.D.4.A, Hedges.
Refer to Art. 7.D.6.C, Height Measurement, and Figure 7.D.6, Berm Elevation and Drainage Requirements. [Ord. 2005-002]
By drawing a straight line between.
1. Individual trees or shrubs (centerline to centerline); or
2. Tree clusters, or shrub clusters (centerline to centerline).
Figure 1.C.4.D – Typical Example of Measurement from Centerline
By drawing a straight line from the closest point on the perimeter of the exterior wall, structure or bay to another structure, the property line, or a well or septic.
Figure 1.C.4.E – Typical Example of Measurement of Separation from Structure
By drawing a straight line from the closest point on the perimeter of the exterior wall, structure or bay to the base building line, the R-O-W line, the edge of the water, or the property line.
Figure 1.C.4.F – Typical Example of Measurement
of Separation from a Property Line
When adjacent parcels, located in different zoning districts or FLU designations, and are separated by a R-O-W, the required separation distance shall be measured by drawing a straight line from the closest point of the applicable structure to the closest point of the adjacent property line across the R-O-W. [Ord. 2018-002]
Figure 1.C.4.G – Typical Example of Separation from a Zoning District or FLU Designation
In decibels as defined in the specific Article and measures for impact from the adjacent property line.
For the purposes of Art. 1.F, Nonconformities and Art. 4.B, Use Classification, any fraction of the number of pumps shall be rounded upward to the nearest whole number for one-half or more of a whole pump, and downward if it is less than one-half of a whole pump. [Ord. 2010-005]
A polygon drawn tangent to the extremities of a vertical or horizontal plane and calculated to provide total acreage or square footage.
Figure 1.C.4.H – Typical Examples of Measurement
for Surface Area
By drawing a straight line between a site element, use or structure to the ultimate R-O-W.
Figure 1.C.4.I – Typical Examples of Measurement
from Improved R-O-W
For the purpose of determining a building's transparency requirement, the following calculation shall be utilized: the height of the first story of the building, a minimum height of 12 feet above finished grade, multiplied by the length of the façade and the applicable transparency percentage. The window or glass door openings including frames and mullions shall be allowed to be included in the calculation. [Ord. 2010-022]
By drawing a straight line between a site element, use or structure to the base building line.
Section 5 Density, Intensity, and Building Coverage
That portion of a property conveyed or dedicated for public right-of-way without compensation may be subsequently included with the subject property for the purpose of density, intensity, or building coverage calculations. [Ord. 2009-040] [Ord. 2010-005]
CHAPTER D IMPLEMENTATION
Section 1 Minimum Requirements
The provisions of this Code are the minimum requirements necessary to accomplish the purposes of this Code and implement and ensure consistency with the Plan.
Section 2 Effective Date
A. The effective date of this Code is January 1, 2004.
B. Applications submitted after the effective date of this Code shall be reviewed in accordance with the standards and procedures in this Code.
CHAPTER E PRIOR APPROVALS
This Section establishes the review and approval procedures for: Development Orders or Permits approved prior to the effective date of this Code and their vested status, nonconforming site elements of a prior approval, and establish extent of vested status of the limits of affected area of modifications. [Ord. 2010-005]
All Development Orders, permits, enforcement orders, ongoing enforcement actions, and all other actions of the BCC, the ZC, the DRO, Enforcement Boards, all other PBC decision making and advisory boards, Special Masters, Hearing Officers, and all other PBC Officials, issued pursuant to the procedures established by prior PBC land development regulations, shall remain in full force and effect. The uses, site design, intensity, density, and tabular data shown on a Development Permit that was approved in accordance with a prior Ordinance, shall not be subject to the requirements of this Code for any information clearly shown. This information may be carried forward onto subsequent plans if necessary to implement the previously approved plan. [Ord. 2010-005] [Ord. 2010-022]
Previously approved variances, exemptions, or waivers from property development regulations and standards no longer required by this Code shall remain in effect until superseded, modified, abandoned, voided, or revoked by the authority which granted the original approval. Such prior approvals may only be used in their entirety, as originally approved, and may not be amended or modified. [Ord. 2010-005]
A Development Order or Permit, which was approved under prior Code provisions, shall comply with the current review process for any modifications and the following: [Ord. 2010-005] [Ord. 2016-042]
The proposed modification shall comply with the current Code to the greatest extent possible in the affected area, which also includes the determination of whether the prior approval has nonconformities. A prior approval may be subject to rezoning in accordance with the requirements of Art. 3.A.3, Zoning District Consistency with the Future Land Use Atlas (FLUA). [Ord. 2010-005] [Ord. 2011-016]
Proposed modifications may not increase a nonconformity. The Applicant shall identify the extent of the proposed modification on the applicable plan and in the application pursuant to Art. 2.A.6.B, Plan Requirements. The application and plan shall: [Ord. 2010-005]
a. list all prior Zoning resolutions and prior ULDC Amendment Ordinances to establish a record of any prior vesting claim; [Ord. 2010-005]
b. delineate on the plan the boundary of the affected area and indicate all proposed modifications; If necessary, the Zoning Director shall render decision on the affected area. [Ord. 2010-005]
c. identify all nonconformities with prior approved Development Orders, which includes: lot, structure, use, and site elements of the subject property or affected area of the subject property to establish a record of nonconformities in the tabular data of the plan, and notate on the plan these nonconformities, where applicable. [Ord. 2010-005]
d. all nonconformities outside of the affected area that are clearly shown on a prior Development Order shall be vested. [Ord. 2010-005]
Pursuant to F.S. § 723.041(4), the placement of any size new or used mobile home and appurtenances on a mobile home lot shall be permitted in accordance with the lot sizes, separation and setback distances, and other requirements in effect at the time of the approval of the Development Order for the mobile home park, or any subsequent Development Order Amendment, if applicable. [Ord. 2016-042]
Invalid Development Orders include those which have been revoked, voided, abandoned, or have expired. If a Development Order for a parcel of land is invalid, any future Development Order for that parcel shall be subject to all applicable provisions of this Code. [Ord. 2010-005]
Development Order application that is found sufficient for review purposes shall be required to meet the Code provisions in effect on the date the application is submitted. The application shall not be required to meet any subsequent Code amendments that may be adopted prior to final approval of the application by the appropriate Board or County Official. [Ord. 2010-005]
CHAPTER F NONCONFORMITIES
The purpose and intent of this Chapter is: to establish regulations to address lots, structures, uses and site elements that were lawfully established before this Code was adopted or amended, that now do not conform to the terms and current requirements of this Code; to regulate and limit the continued existence of such nonconformities; and, where possible, bring them into conformance with this Code.
In addition, this Chapter addresses projects within the Redevelopment Areas in Art. 3.B, Overlays (IRO, URAO, and WCRAO) where new developments and redevelopments are regulated by form-based design standards. The intent is to provide incentives to encourage infill and redevelopment in these areas, improve the overall quality of the surrounding communities, to address any development restrictions unique to each overlay and to ensure overall compliance with the general intent of non-conformity provisions. [Ord. 2010-005] [Ord. 2010-022]
This Chapter applies to nonconforming lots, structures, uses and site elements. In determining whether such nonconformities will be regulated by the provisions of this Chapter, the following shall apply: [Ord. 2010-005]
1. Nonconforming status shall not be provided for any: lot, structure, use, or site element, which was illegally created, commenced, constructed or unlawfully continued, or commenced after the restrictions, became applicable. [Ord. 2010-005]
2. Nonconforming status shall only be authorized upon demonstration by the Applicant that a lot, structure, use or site element was created, commenced or constructed, and not merely contemplated, unless permitted by this Code. [Ord. 2010-005]
a. For a nonconforming use, affidavits alone are not sufficient evidence to establish nonconforming status. The Applicant must demonstrate that the use was in continuous operation during business hours and not an occasional use of the property. The Applicant will be required to submit a Vested Use Recognition Form established by the Zoning Director to confirm the use is vested. [Ord. 2010-005]
3. An accessory nonconforming use shall not become the principal use. [Ord. 2010-005]
Limitations for maintenance, renovation and natural disaster damage repair shall not apply to conforming uses for nonconforming structures, site elements or lots that have been granted waivers from all applicable nonconformities by the BCC in accordance with Art. 9.B.4.B, Waiver of the Code Provisions, for historic sites. [Ord. 2010-022]
There are four classifications of improvements that may be made to nonconformities. These include: Expansion, Maintenance, Renovation, and Natural Disaster Damage Repair pursuant to Art. 1.H.2, Definitions. [Ord. 2010-005]
Improvement Value, as determined by the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser, is utilized to calculate allowable improvements for all types of nonconformities listed in this Chapter. The maximum allowable improvement is based upon the Property Appraiser's most recent Improvement Value of the structure as follows: 125 percent for non-government structures including structures in the Redevelopment Area or in the Overlays, and 185 percent for government structures. A Property Owner may apply to the Property Appraiser for a re-assessment to obtain the most recent improvement value of the structure. If a new value is established, it shall be forwarded directly to the Zoning Director from the Property Appraiser. [Ord. 2010-005]
The International Code Council's Building Valuation Data Table, which provides the "average" construction costs per square foot, shall be used as the sole basis in determining the value of an improvement necessary to perform expansion, maintenance, renovation, or natural disaster damage repair for any type of nonconformity. The table is outlined in the most current building valuation data in the Building Safety Journal, as amended periodically by the International Code Council. As an alternative to the Building Valuation Data table, an Applicant may submit other comparable guidelines adopted by law or accepted in practice by the Building Official. [Ord. 2010-005]
Expansion shall comply with Table 1.F.1.F, Nonconformities – Percentage and Approval Process for Expansion and other applicable Sections of this Chapter. No variance shall be permitted beyond the percentages stated in this Table. [Ord. 2010-005]
Table 1.F.1.F – Nonconformities
Percentage and Approval Process for Expansion
Improvement Classification
Major Nonconforming Use in a Conforming Structure (1)
Minor Nonconforming Use in a Conforming Structure (1)(2)
Conforming Use in a Nonconforming Structure
Nonconforming Site Element (3)
Non-Government and
10% max. allowed with DRO Approval.
Shall not be expanded in area it occupies unless it is being expanded into an area of a structure, which was designed and approved for such use in a valid Development Order prior to becoming nonconforming.
Shall not exceed 10% max. of approved floor area of the structure or 10% of the improvement value of the structures on site, whichever is less, or other form of measures pursuant to Art. 1.F.4.D, Expansion.
Comply with Code through applicable review approval process.
Shall not change or increase the nonconforming features of the structure. Shall not result in the expansion of a nonconforming use.
Comply with applicable Code to greatest extent possible through applicable review approval process.
[Ord. 2010-005] [Ord. 2010-022]
Nonconforming use in a nonconforming structure shall not expand.
Expansion shall be based upon intensity or density pursuant to Art. 1.F.4.D, Expansion.
Refer to Art. 1.F.5, Nonconforming Site Element for additional information.
The standards, limitations, and approval processes for improvements to nonconformities shall be as follows: [Ord. 2010-005]
1. Maintenance, Renovation, and Natural Disaster Damage Repair – The total combined value for improvement classifications shall not exceed the allowable maximum percentage of any single improvement classification. The percentage of each improvement classification is pursuant to Table 1.F.1.G, Nonconformities – Percentage and Approval Process for Maintenance, Renovation, and Natural Disaster Damage Repair. [Ord. 2010-005]
2. Maintenance – may be performed in any 12-consecutive month period. [Ord. 2010-005]
3. Renovation and Natural Disaster Damage Repair – The cumulative changes in total value of improvement are calculated over the previous five-year period as a nonconforming use or structure is renovated or repaired for damages. [Ord. 2010-005]
4. Public utility facilities with nonconforming structures on existing sites shall not be subject to the requirements of this Chapter. [Ord. 2010-005]
5. For additional requirements for each type of nonconformities, see applicable Sections of this Chapter. [Ord. 2010-005]
6. No variance shall be permitted for the percentages stated in Table 1.F.1.F, Nonconformities – Percentage and Approval Process for Expansion. [Ord. 2010-005]
7. Repair for non-natural disaster damage shall comply with percentage pursuant to Table 1.F.1.F, Nonconformities – Percentage and Approval Process for Expansion. [Ord. 2010-005]
Table 1.F.1.G – Nonconformities
Percentage (1) and Approval Process for Maintenance, Renovation, and Natural Disaster Damage Repair
Improvement Classifications
Major Nonconforming Use (1)(2)
Minor Nonconforming Use (1)(2)
Conforming Use in a Nonconforming Structure (1)
Nonconforming Site Elements
20% and under; By Right
21-30%; DRO
Comply with applicable Code to greatest extent possible through applicable review approval process. (5)
Natural Disaster Damage Repair
URAO, WCRAO, IRO (4)
30%; By Right
All percentages shall be based on the Improvement Value of the structure pursuant to Art. 1.F.1.D, Improvement Value, unless stated otherwise herein.
For nonconforming use in a conforming or nonconforming structure, the percentage of the nonconforming use shall apply.
A higher percentage shall be allowed for Government structures as appraisals by the Property Appraiser's Office are conducted less for Government structures due to exemptions for property tax.
A higher percentage shall be allowed for Redevelopment Areas and Overlays to encourage infill and redevelopment that requires built forms to regulate uses. All improvements must comply with applicable Sections of Art. 3.B, Overlays.
If the use or structure is nonconforming, the maximum allowable percentage for improvements for the site elements shall be included in the total value of improvements.
Section 2 Nonconforming Lot
This Section shall only apply to non-conforming lots that do not meet the minimum lot acreage and dimensional criteria pursuant to Table 3.D.1.A, Property Development Regulations (PDRs) of this Code, if all of the following conditions are met: [Ord. 2008-037] [Ord. 2010-005]
The existing zoning or any rezoning is in compliance with the requirements of Art. 3.A.3, Zoning District Consistency with the Future Land Use (FLU). [Ord. 2008-037] [Ord. 2010-005] [Ord. 2019-034]
Where applicable, the lot or lots have complied with the lot recombination requirements of Plan FLUE Policy 2.2.1-f, and Art. 11, Subdivision, Platting, and Required Improvements. [Ord. 2008-037] [Ord. 2010-005]
Non-conforming lots may be combined with any other conforming or non-conforming lot without obtaining variance relief for non-conforming lot dimensions, inclusive of frontage, width, depth, and size, if all of the following conditions are met: [Ord. 2008-037] [Ord. 2010-005]
1. The newly created lot complies with the lot dimensions of this Code, or reduces the non-conformity; and [Ord. 2008-037] [Ord. 2010-005]
2. Can comply with the requirements of Art. 11, Subdivision, Platting, and Required Improvements. [Ord. 2008-037] [Ord. 2010-005]
A nonconforming residential lot may utilize the following property development regulations for a Single Family dwelling unit only, or for related accessory structures in the AR district in accordance with Art. 5.B.1.A.1.d.2)b), Nonconforming Lot Dimensions. [Ord. 2010-005] [Ord. 2016-042]
Minimum setback requirements may be in accordance with the percentages listed below: [Ord. 2010-005] [Ord. 2016-042] [Ord. 2019-034]
a. If the minimum depth dimension is nonconforming: [Ord. 2010-005]
Front: 30 percent of lot depth. [Ord. 2010-005]
Rear: 20 percent of lot depth. [Ord. 2010-005]
b. If the minimum width dimension is nonconforming: [Ord. 2010-005]
Side Interior: 15 percent of lot width. [Ord. 2010-005]
Side Street: 20 percent of lot width. [Ord. 2010-005]
The maximum lot coverage calculations shall be based on the size of the lot indicated in the Table below, and shall include accessory structures. [Ord. 2010-005] [Ord. 2016-042]
Table 1.F.2 – Non-Conforming Building Coverage in the AR District
Non-Conforming Lot Size
Maximum Building Coverage
Greater than 2.5 acres
20,000 sq. ft.-2.5 acres
14,000 sq. ft.-19,999 sq. ft.
13,999 sq. ft. and under
Maximum Floor Ratio Area (FAR) requirements for the AR district do not apply. [Ord. 2016-042]
Accessory structures shall comply with all applicable Code requirements. [Ord. 2010-005] [Ord. 2016-042]
Figure 1.F.2 – Nonconforming Lots and Setbacks


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Davos Newbies
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Although the Annual Meeting ended yesterday, one group carried on through this morning. The GLTs, or Global Leaders for Tomorrow, have part of their private meeting on Wednesday morning. Over the years, this has been occasionally a social morning, but since 1999 the GLTs have been organised in workgroups dedicated to particular tasks.
There are seven groups which were founded last year, but the most interesting aspect of today was the discussion on potential new workgroups. There are two new ideas that I think are worth noting.
First, Pippa Malmgren of UBS suggested that the GLTs form what might be called a mentoring corps. The corps would not mentor younger leaders, as might be expected, but more senior ones — in both business and politics — who, in the modern phrase, still don't get it. The GLT mentors would be available on a private, informal, off-the-record basis to induct an older generation into some of the mysteries of new thinking and the new economy.
The other new idea, which came from several directions, was the creation of a GLT foundation. A lot of details need to be worked out, but the basic idea is to build a fund "to enable the passions of GLTs in the context of improving the state of the world". It's a grand aim, but the extraordinary energy of the GLTs should be channelled to achieve something remarkable.
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This will be the final posting before I leave Davos this year. A few impressions of the final day.
Once again, the Schatzalp lunch was extraordinary. In my eight years of Davos, only one Schatzalp lunch has been blighted by cloud, and this year the sky was the cerulean blue that one only finds in the high mountains. One thousand people came to the lunch, which suggests that my advice that it is one of the highlights of Davos (I'm sure others say the same) is being followed by many.
This afternoon, I chaired a plenary on "Shock of the new", how new forms of business and new attitudes towards it are emanating outward from Silicon Valley. It isn't a technology story, but an organisational one. Once again, we had an excellent panel: Pierre Omidyar, founder and chairman of Ebay, Chuck Parrish, head of Phone.com, Kari Stefansson, CEO of Decode Genetics, and Barbara Kux, executive director of Ford. What worked (and this wasn't because of my chairmanship) was an excellent rapport among the panelists. Remark was followed by response without much prompting from me.
The conclusions? We are moving from a business world where Machiavelli is the touchstone, to one where trust and collaboration are the foundations. And business will be based on biological metaphors (co-dependence, ecosystem, organic) rather than mechanical ones.
One other touch from "Shock of the new". Kari, whose company is purely based on intellectual property, noted that over 1,000 years ago, Iceland's only exports were intellectual property. Iceland supplied the poets for many of the courts of Europe. I was going to mention in conclusion that I wonder how much we've progressed in 1,000 years since we don't, to my knowledge, export poets. However, Kari went on to note that among the ways his company remains human and averts stress is to bring poetry into the workplace. A few of us on the panel concluded we need to visit Iceland.
Right now, the penultimate plenary, on a values-added century, is running (please note the "s": it's not value-added). One quote from the opening remarks. "Values are for the soul what colours are for the eyes." ´Xóchitl Galvez Ruiz from Mexico.
Today started with perhaps the most startling images of Davos. Rajendra Pawar, chairman of NIIT, India, showed some clips of a screen that had been embedded in a wall in a poor village in India. Next to it was a touch pad. The clips showed children approaching this unfamiliar device and within two minutes they were exploring the web.
Pawar called it "minimally invasive education". That will change the world.
In the same session, "The world joins the World Wide Web", we polled the audience on whether there was an Internet stock bubble. Seventy per cent said yes. On whether the Internet market would be bigger than the PC market, over 90 per cent said yes.
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Our entire IT infrastructure will be disassembled this evening. So tomorrow's posting will be, at best, done when I get home to London in the evening. So loyal Davos Newbies (and the stats show there are a few) will find nothing new tomorrow until around 10pm GMT. I'll keep filing today, however, until the closing plenary.
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Tragic misuse of tragic statistics
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«No More Mr. Nice Guy» es una canción del grupo Alice Cooper de su álbum de 1973 Billion Dollar Babies. La canción es una de las más famosas de Alice Cooper llegando al número 25 en la lista de Billboard y 10 en UK. Fue escrita por Alice Cooper y Michael Bruce.

La canción fue versionada por el grupo de Thrash Metal Megadeth para la película Shocker.

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Published: June 27, 2017 at 01:22 p.m.
Updated: July 11, 2017 at 02:12 p.m.
Editor's note: NFL.com analyst and former NFL scout Daniel Jeremiah takes a "first look" at college football's top players for 2017. This is the seventh in a series of scouting reports that will run throughout the offseason.
If Luke Falk had entered the 2017 NFL Draft, I believe he would've been selected at some point in the first two rounds. He elected to return to Washington State for his senior campaign, though, and I believe he made the right decision. There's plenty to love about his game, but I thought an extra year at the collegiate level would increase his chances of having a long, successful NFL career. Here's my scouting report for the Cougars QB.
2016 statistics: 443-of-633 (70 percent) for 4,468 yards, 38 TDs, 11 INTs.
Game tape watched: Boise State (Sept. 10, 2016), Idaho (Sept. 17, 2016), Minnesota (Dec. 27, 2016).
What I liked: Falk operates with excellent poise. He never looks flustered and he shows a complete command of coach Mike Leach's offensive system. While much will be mentioned about the lack of production for some of the top QBs in the country, Falk doesn't have that issue. His career stats are eye-popping.
Falk operates in the shotgun and he is quick to scan and throw with anticipation. Although he plays in an Air Raid offense, he does read the entire field. He has a very quiet lower body (calm, firm base) and a smooth release. He has tremendous touch at all three levels. Leach gives him a lot of responsibility in the offense and he has handled it extremely well.
Where he needs to improve: Falk doesn't possess a huge arm. It hasn't been a big issue for Falk because he is so adept at throwing with anticipation. However, he does need to add some RPMs to his throws and it has been reported that he's added weight/strength during the offseason. He's a functional athlete, capable of avoiding the free rusher, but he isn't much of a threat as a ball carrier. Fair or unfair, he will have to answer questions about the lack of success Air Raid QBs have had at the next level. I think he'll be given more responsibility to make calls at the line of scrimmage this season and that should ease some of those concerns.
Biggest takeaway: Falk was smart to return to school for his senior season. I doubt he would've started as an NFL rookie this fall, and he's guaranteed to get thousands of reps (practices/games) at Washington State. I've had a chance to visit with him and I came away very impressed. He reminds me a lot of Kirk Cousins. Both guys played a lot of football in college (4-year players) and helped elevate their programs. They are also both very mature and respected by coaches and teammates. If Falk can add a little strength, I think he's going to be a long-term starter at the next level.
I can't wait to see him play ... Stanford on Nov. 4. I know most college football fans will point to the Apple Cup matchup (Nov. 25 at Washington) as must-see TV, but I'm looking forward to this rematch. Falk torched the Cardinal on the road last fall, throwing for 357 yards and 4 TDs. If he can somehow come close to duplicating those numbers and knock off Stanford for the second straight season, it would send quite a message to NFL evaluators.


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New Approach To Hypersonic Calculations
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New programs from the Department of Energy and Volkswagen are promoting the recycling of lithium-ion batteries from electric vehicles.
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In celebration of Pi Day, Google has announced one of its employees – Emma Haruka Iwao – has earned a place in the Guinness World Records.
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The Lotus 33's development was based on the earlier Lotus 25 model, taking the monocoque chassis design to new development heights. The 33 was again powered by the 1500 cc Climax engine. The 33 was almost identical to the 25, but had suspension designed around newer, wider tyres. The car was more rigid and was simpler to build than its predecessor.
Six Lotus 33s were constructed, with chassis numbers following on from the 25 and beginning with R8. One chassis, R12, was modified to take the stillborn Climax FWMW flat-16 engine; this car was designated the Lotus 39. Chassis number R13 was not used by Team Lotus but was later unofficially adopted by Reg Parnell Racing for their crashed chassis R4, rebuilt around a 33 chassis. The last of the series, R14, was built with a 2-litre version of the Climax V8 for the 1966 World Championship season, pending the arrival of the Lotus 43.
Introduced for the 1964 season, the 33 made its first appearance at the non-Championship Aintree 200. Clark qualified fourth, and set fastest lap before retiring. The 33's first World Championship event was the German Grand Prix. However, both Clark and his team mate Mike Spence struggled with the car and it was not until the following year that it came good. Clark won the first event of 1965, the South African Grand Prix and went on to take four more wins on the way to his second world championship. Clark missed the Monaco Grand Prix (a race which he would never win) to race in the Indianapolis 500, which he won.
In 1965 a four-valve version of the Climax engine was used which had an increase in power (about 210 bhp (157 kW) - 220 bhp (164 kW) compared to the older Climaxes which gave about 200 bhp). However the extra power sacrificed reliability, and Clark retired from the final 3 races of 1965 after he'd wrapped up the title. The 33 was pressed into service with bored out 2 litre Climax V8 and BRM V8 engines for the early races of 1966, until the 3 litre Lotus 43 was ready. In 1967, with the new Lotus 49 still suffering teething trouble, the 33s were deemed more suitable for the tight turns of Monte Carlo. Clark set fastest lap but retired his Climax-engined 33 while Hill drove the BRM-engined car to second place.
The 33 was also campaigned in 1965 by DW Racing Enterprises for Paul Hawkins, and in 1965 and 1966 by Reg Parnell Racing, however their car was actually a crashed 25 rebuilt as a 33, with a BRM engine. The 33's final World Championship race was the 1967 Canadian Grand Prix, where privateer Mike Fisher finished in 11th place. Fisher also qualified the car for that year's Mexican Grand Prix, but engine problems prevented him from starting the race.
The 33 also met with success outside of the World Championship with Jim Clark and Mike Spence each winning two non-Championship events, and Clark winning the 1967 Tasman Series.
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Same Old New School 15: AOC's Congressional Clapback, Logic & Locksmith
Written by Vocalo Radio on July 28, 2020
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Every Monday at 8:30 p.m., Kevin Coval and Idris Goodwin take over Vocalo's IG Live to look at how hip-hop intersects with culture, politics, fashion and more. It's a half-hour of hip-hop, laughs and wisdom from some of the best guys in the game. It's Same Old New School.
For the first time in SONS history (all fifteen weeks of it), we have another thinker weighing in on this week's topics! To help the guys break down the new album and subsequent retirement from rapper Logic is their 'youth correspondent' Zayd Patel. Also happening in this episode: the "Black Holocaust" video and verse from Locksmith and the powerful speech from Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on the floor of the House of Representatives.
Watch the full episode above, or stream it below at the end of the article.
Zayd Breaks Down Logic
As mentioned at the top of the article, Mr. Zayd Patel, the show's first youth correspondent, joined the show to break down some Hip Hop news. After dishing on his personal Top 5, he began his review of Logic's latest, and last, album.
No Pressure dropped on July 24 after the surprise announcement from the rapper of over a decade that this would be his final release before retiring.
"I think it's what we all liked in Everybody that happened in 2017. It's the Logic that we remember from then. He kinda fell off with Confessions of a Dangerous Mind…it wasn't the greatest album, it was more mainstream, derogatory towards women – which is one of rap's most hated qualities – and he really switched [it] up with this album."
Zayd particularly enjoyed the normal-ness that Logic chases on this album, as he wishes to be a normal dad, husband, person. It also debunked the argument that Logic changed with his rising fame.
As a fan of the rapper, Zayd said the retirement announcement was bittersweet. He's personally proud of what the musician accomplished and happy for the future Logic is embarking on.
And if you loved Zayd's segment as much as we did, don't worry, we'll all be seeing plenty more of him in upcoming episodes!
A New Video From Locksmith
The film, titled "Black Holocaust" is packed with powerful lyrics taking on performative liberalism and racial oppression. If you haven't seen it yet, the very first bar is "OK, look up in the sky/ It's a bird, it's a symbol/ It's another wealthy liberal throwing up a virtue signal."
Coval noted that this is part of the reason why the guys love Hip Hop, and the entertainment of it, so much: there's enough in this one-verse-song to crack open into an entire semester's worth of material for a civics class.
"This is what it is, to me," said Goodwin. "Yes it's also a jam, it's also party rocking, it's also all those things…but to me this is the foundation. This is the core. This is an essay. Hip Hop is so influenced by its orators […] and that's what he's doing. Every line is a jewel."
The entire verse is a call to remember the Trans-Atlantic Slave Route as what it is: a holocaust. It's also a call to come back to the people on the streets to be their own reporters and storytellers since no one else is getting it right by them.
AOC's Art of the Clapback
Last week United States Representative Ted Yoho exchanged some nasty words with Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. In the days that followed, AOC delivered a speech condemning 'violent language against women.' Goodwin quoted this particularly memorable part of the gripping address:
"While I'm not deeply hurt or offended by little comments that are made, when I was reflecting on this honestly I thought I was just gonna pack it up and go home. It's just another day. But then yesterday Representative Yoho decided to come on the floor of the House of Representatives and make excuses for his behavior. And I cannot let that go."
To Goodwin, it wasn't surprising to hear a response like this after he remembered AOC had Tupac on her own Top 5 list. And Coval noted that the very way she structured her response was the way an emcee might structure a song.
The entire speech, given by a woman of color from the Bronx, was close to ten minutes long and took on both the patriarchy and white privilege. No one was safe as she used her time to call out not only Representative Yoho, but also the president, the governor of Florida, street harassment and more.
And as our guys reflected on, the language she used to call out violent words towards women was also a callout for Hip Hop.
"Her connection between taking the train in the Bronx and what she heard on the steps of Congress represents a continuum between this disgusting maintenance of male privilege and patriarchy," said Coval.
Goodwin expanded, saying that while Hip Hop and men of color have heard this "well-earned critique" in the past, part of what made this so powerful was the taking to task of congressmen and senators and people of power who are doing the same thing (but look down upon those of a certain class).
"No, fam. This is a borrowed way of being in the world," he said.
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