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Bill of Sale for a Recreational Vehicle, All Terrain Vehicle, and/or Dirt Bike For and in consideration of _________________________ Dollars ($________), cash in hand paid, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the undersigned ____________________________________ of _____________________________________ (Street Address, City, State, Zip Code), does hereby sell unto ________________________________ of _______________________________ (Street Address, City, State, Zip Code), the following, to-wit: Type of Vehicle (Check only one)______ Recreational Vehicle______ All Terrain Vehicle______ Dirt Bike______ OtherMake _______________ Model ______________ Year ______________ Color _____________ Engine Size (Cubic Centimeters) ___________________ Engine Serial Number: __________________________________________ Vehicle Identification Number: ____________________________________ Seller is selling said Vehicle in its as is and present condition and makes no warranty as to the condition of the Vehicle and waives any implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose or merchantability. Executed as of the day of ____________, 20_____. _____________________________Signature STATE OF ____________________COUNTY OF __________________ Personally appeared before me, the undersigned authority in and for said County and State, on this _____ day of _________________, 20_____, within my jurisdiction, the within named ___________________________, who acknowledged that he executed the above and foregoing instrument. ______________________________NOTARY PUBLIC My Commission Expires: _________________
Name state of , notary public , date .<|endoftext|>the World Bank, us energy department and california energy regulator have been forced to apologize after a 1 million wind farm windmills in California were hacked by a team of chinese teenagers last summer. The team of 16 mostly male cyber mercenaries used a computer called “the ghost computer" – not actually known to exist in the world. A group of 16 cyber mercenaries was responsible for a massive hack of a wind power firm in California which could cost the global economy thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in the energy industry this year. The hackers, known as the windigo crew, had access to the computer from November 23, 2014 until the hack in july, 2015, and it was discovered when several employees of the company were notified and investigated. The theft could have affected more than 100,000 people in the San Francisco bay area and could have resulted in losses of tens of millions of us dollars to the energy industry alone. The hacking group's main target was the US department of energy who had a contract with a indigo crew to install and maintain wind power technology in five wind farms in northern california near redding. It remains unclear how much money the us could have lost if the attack had been successful. The hack could also cost the US economy thousands of jobs at the state level. The hack also has potential worldwide impact because of the indigo crew's apparent access to the internet through what had been thought to be the chinese military's national computer network. "the us-energy department's national renewable energy laboratory is aware of the recent incident involving the unauthorized access to data connected to a national energy laboratory component,” a spokesman said in a statement released thursday. "the nrel has taken appropriate steps to contain the intrusion, including disabling access to unauthorized parties. "the nrel takes any such incident seriously and the department of energy takes these matters seriously as well." a spokesperson for the us department of energy confirmed an incident had occurred but declined to offer further details. It also remains unclear whether the hack was related to an even larger hack in 2013 in which millions of us government employees' accounts that included social security numbers and birthdates were exposed. The hackers were later arrested after stealing us government personnel records and the names of current and former intelligence professionals. Chinese hackers have been involved in cyber espionage a number of times, most recently in April when it was discovered that a us military contractor in San Diego