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The Kingdom of Talossa is a micronation founded on December 26, 1979 by a 12-year-old Robert Ben Madison, shortly after the death of his mother. It was kept as a fictional nation and not much happened there, except the 1980 creation of the Talossan language, until 1981, when Madison told all about it to his Milwaukee high school. The idea proved to be an immediate success, and Robert co-founded the League of Seccionist States (a
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[edit] Government
The region is governed by the Vale of Glamorgan council.
[edit] Electoral divisions
The county is divided into 23 electoral wards returning 47 councillors. Some of these wards are coterminous with communities (parishes) of the same name. Other wards may encompass several communities and in some cases communities can encompass more than one ward. The following table lists council wards, communities and associated geographical areas. Communities with a community council are indicated with a '*':
| Ward | Communities (Parishes) | Other geographic areas |
| Baruc | Barry Town* (Baruc ward) | |
| Buttrills | Barry Town* (Buttrills ward) | |
| Cadoc | Barry Town* (Cadoc ward) | |
| Castleland | Barry Town* (Castleland ward) | |
| Cornerswell | Penarth Town* (Cornerswell ward) | |
| Court | Barry Town* (Court ward) | |
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| Dyfan | Barry Town* (Dyfan ward) | |
| Gibbonsdown | Barry Town* (Gibbonsdown ward) | |
| Illtyd | Barry Town* (Illtyd ward) | |
| Llandough | Llandough* | |
| Llandow/Ewenny |
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| Plymouth | Penarth Town* (Plymouth ward) | |
| Rhoose | ||
| St. Athan | St. Athan* | |
| St. Augustine's | Penarth Town* (St. Augustine ward) | |
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| Stanwell | Penarth Town* (Stanwell ward) | |
| Sully | Sully* | |
| Wenvoe | Wenvoe* |
* http://www.rhondda-cynon-taff.gov.uk/ * http://www.lgbc-wales.gov.uk/electoral/valeofglamorgan/vale_of_glamorgan_existing_e.htm
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[edit] Scout method
The Scout method is the principal method by which all Scouting organizations operate their units. The World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) describes the Scouting movement as "...a voluntary nonpolitical educational movement for young people open to all without distinction of origin, race or creed, in accordance with the purpose, principles and method conceived by the Founder and stated below..."
It is the goal of the Scouting movement "to contribute to the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities."
The principles of the Scouting movement describe a code of behavior that likewise applies to all members and characterizes the movement. The Scout method, is a progressive system designed to achieve these goals comprised of four elements:
- Scout Law and/or Promise (Oath)
- Learning by doing
- Development of small groups
- Progressive and attractive programs of different activities
The Scout Law and Oath embody the joint values of the Scouting movement all over the world and binds all Scouting associations together. The emphasis on "Learning by doing" provides experiences and hands on orientation as a practical method of learning and confidence building. Small groups build unity and a close-knit fraternal atmosphere to develop responsibility, character, self-reliance and self-confidence, reliability, and readiness; which eventually leads to collaboration and leadership. A program of progressive and attractive varying activities expands a Scouts' horizons and bonds the Scout even more to the group. Activities and games develop dexterities and provides a fun way to develop skills. In an outdoor setting, these also provide contact with nature and the environment.
These principles are equally applicable to boy and girl Scouting.
Common ways to implement the Scout method include spending time together in small groups with shared experiences, rituals, and activities as well as emphasizing good citizenship and decision-making by the youth. Cultivating a love and appreciation of the outdoors and outdoor activities are key elements.
[edit] Footnotes
- ^ Constitution and By-Laws of the World Organization of the Scout Movement, World Organization of the Scout, Geneva Switzerland, April 2000, p. 2
- ^ ibid.
[edit] Vermont Coutys
The 14 Vermont counties
List of Vermont counties:
The state of Vermont is broken into 14 counties. Each county has a county seat which is the capital of the county.
- Addison County: County seat: Middlebury
- Bennington County: County seat: Bennington
- Caledonia County: County seat: St. Johnsbury
- Chittenden County: County seat: Burlington
- Essex County: County seat: Guildhall
- Franklin County: County seat: St. Albans
- Grand Isle County: County seat: North Hero
- Lamoille County: County seat: Hyde Park
- Orange County:County seat: Chelsea
- Orleans County:County seat: Newport
- Rutland County: County seat: Rutland
- Washington County: County seat: Montpelier
- Windham County: County seat: Newfane
- Windsor County: County seat: Woodstock
[edit] History
- In 1778, Vermont comprised of two counties. The western side of the state was called Bennington County and the East was called Unity County. Unity County was later renamed Orange County.
- By 1778, the two original counties were split into five. These new counties included Rutland County, Windham County, and Windsor County. In 1785 Addison County was split off of Rutland County.
- In 1787 Chittenden County was formed from Addison County.
- In 1791 Franklin County was split off of Chittenden County. In addition, Essex and Orleans Counties were formed from part of Orange County.
- In 1796 Caledonia County formed from part of Orange County.
- In 1805 Grand Isle County was split off of Franklin County.
- In 1805 Washington County was formed from part of Franklin County.
- In 1835 Lamoille County was created from parts of Chittenden, Franklin, and Orleans counties.
Essex, Orleans, and Caledonia counties are commonly referred to as the Northeast Kingdom.
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This is the content of a random page that was retrived on 17:12, 15 July 2006 (UTC). Th original page is at Pacing horse: A pacing horse is a standardbred horse with a lateral gait – that is, its forelegs move in unison with the hindlegs on the same side. The left foreleg moves in the same direction as the left hindleg and the right foreleg in the same direction as the right hindleg. The other gait used by standardbred horses is the trot.
See also harness racing.
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[edit] Wikipedism
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Wikipedia (singular is Wikipedium) are people who believe in the religion of Wikipedism.
[edit] History
Wikipedism was founded by Jimbo I in 2235.
[edit] Sects
There are two sects: Todoism and WikiProtestantism. In World War V, Todos supported George William Bush III, while WikiProtestants supported George Walker Bush XIV.
[edit] The conquest of the Wikipedian Empire
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