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Some say San Diego has the best burrito, but I beg to differ. From experience San Francisco has the best burritos. My personal favorite burrito is the carnitas burrito with pinto beans, cheese, Spanish rice, guacamole, a little bit of sour cream, and either hot sauce or jalapeños. All in a large flour tortilla steamed with the cheese, which will not break ounce it has everything inside. The rice being the base, I believe makes or breaks a burrito. If the rice is too dry then it ruins the taste of everything else. Next comes pinto beans, which can’t have too much liquid on them when they are put in the burrito. The greasy, juicy, and crispy carnitas comes next – chopped and pilled onto the burrito. One of the most important part of the burrito besides the meat is the guacamole. The guacamole must have a taste lime and chunks of tomato and onion in it with visible chopped cilantro in it. Most importantly it is made with fresh avocados. Sour cream, for me, doesn’t necessarily need to ...

T hree, Two,  One...Bang W in ning a Sailing  Race: No Easy Task Do you th ink racin g sailboats is a relaxing pass time with no stress at all? Or, have you never heard of sailboats racing? If so, then you are a part of a large group of people who do not understand what goes into a sailboat race. Most people I have talked to about sai ling that do not sail, believe I row and try to talk to me about rowing. Except this is far from what racing sailboats is. Sailing has been a mode of transportation, in one way or another, for thousands of years. Over this time sailboats have become faster and with that competition has arisen. Racing sailboats h as been around longer than some sports in the Olympics. An example of this is the America’s Cup, which is the oldest active trophy in international sports – started in 1851 (America’s Cup). Over tim e sailboats have evolved and continue to evolve. What's great about sailing is that there are different types of regattas (a grou...