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? Meeting: Hattiesburg Chapter of Toastmasters International, 7-8 a.m. every Tuesday, Wesley Medical Center's cafeteria community room. Interested people are invited to attend and develop better speaking, listening and presentation skills. Details: Andre Heath 606-6631, Jerry Holifield 268-7555, LaJuan Austin 289-4525.
? Meeting: Hattiesburg Council of Neighborhoods meets every second Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the Jackie Dole Sherrill Community Center. Guest speakers from city departments or other organizations usually speak. Public is invited. Details: firstname.lastname@example.com.
? Event: Indoor Farmers' Market, 1200 Corrine St. (J.A.P. Carter Building behind Sherwin Williams). Open all year from 7 a.m.-noon Wednesdays and Saturdays. Local produce in season, plants, handmade toys, swings, crafts, gift items, canned and baked items and more. Details: 583-9954 on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
? Event: The Downtown Hattiesburg Farmer's Market, 3-6 p.m. each Thursday, Town Square Park. Details: www.hattiesburgfarmersmarket.com.
? Meeting: Pinebelt Radio Control Model Airplane Club meets and flies every Sunday afternoon at Purvis-Oloh Road flying field. Details: 818-2410 or www.pinbeltrc.com.
? Meeting: Support groups for those grieving a death resulting from a homicide are held monthly in the Hattiesburg, Bassfield and Waynesboro areas. For details, including times and places, call The Shafer Center's Sharing Our Strength Homicide Program at 264-7777.
? Meeting: Hattiesburg Jaycees, 6 p.m. the first and third Monday of each month, 208 N. Hutchinson Ave. Membership is open to anyone 18-40 who would like to put their passion into action and make positive change happen in their lives, communities and around the world. Details: 336-0527 or email@example.com.
? Event: The American Legion, Post 146, Petal, holds dances every Saturday, starting at 8 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. with live band. Admission is $5. Details: Van at (205) 335-7274.
? Event: The Bikers Church holds a free ride each second Sunday of the month. Riders meet at exit 57 at Keith's gas station. Details: Beth Hickman (228) 832-8509.
? Meeting: The Pine Belt Doll Collectors Club meets at 3 p.m. every fourth Sunday of the month. This month's meeting is at the Doll Corner of Calico Antique Mall, 309 E. Pine St. Details: 584-6422.
? Meeting: Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30 p.m., every Monday and Thursday, Open Door Church on Oak Grove Road. The group follows a 12-step program, and meetings last one hour. Details: 268-9148.
? Meeting: Stone County Lions Club meets at noon the first Monday and 6 p.m. the third Tuesday of each month at Western Sizzler in Wiggins. Potential new members welcome.
? Story times: Family Story Times are at 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays at Oak Grove Public Library. The same program is held both days.
? Story times: Story Time, 10 a.m. Wednesdays, Hattiesburg Library, 329 Hardy St.
? Story times: Story Time, 10 a.m. Thursdays, Petal Library, 714 S. Main St.
? Rehearsal: The Meistersingers rehearsals are at 6:30 p.m. Mondays in the Mannoni Performing Arts Center choral room at the University of Southern Mississippi. Details: 582-5555.
? Meeting: Forrest County Democratic Party Executive Committee meeting, 6 p.m. the second Monday of the month, first floor of Paul B. Johnson Chancery Court Building, 641 Main St. Public is welcome. Details: H.C. Johnson, 466-8651.
? Meeting: Forrest County Branch of NAACP meeting, 7 p.m. the last Thursday of each month, St. James CME Church, 100 Country Club Drive.
Today-Aug. 27
? Event: Hattiesburg Youth Soccer Registration. Fees vary by age. Ages 3-15 years. Register online at hysams.org by clicking "Register" at top right hand corner of homepage. Or register at Play It Again Sports or Soccer Locker. Games begin Sept. 14.
? Event: Monday Night Book Club, 6:30 p.m., Hattiesburg Library. "Bringing Up the Bodies" will be discussed.
Aug. 20
? Event: AARP Driver Safety Course, noon-4 p.m., Regions Bank, 202 S. 40th Ave. $12 for AARP members, $14 for non-members. Make check or money order payable to AARP. No cash. At the completion of course, you will receive a certificate good for three years and a discount on vehicle insurance. To register or for more information, call Eleanor Harris at 582-2300.
? Event: Daytime Book Club, 2 p.m., Oak Grove Public Library. Discussing "The Sense of an Ending" by Julian Barnes.
? Event: Public Self-Defense Class, 5:30 p.m., Jones County Sheriff's Department training facility, 130 N. 12th Ave., Laurel. Three-hour class focusing on crime prevention and hands-on defensive tactics. Wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes. Participants should attend both nights. If interested in attending, contact Sgt. Jessica Welborn at 426-9940 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
? Event: Unpack the American Affordability Health Care Act, noon, Laurel Airport Conference Room, sponsored by Jones County Chamber of Commerce and JCJC's Small Business Development Center. Focus on small business tax credits, the Exchange, marketplace updates, shared responsibility, tools and resources available to small businesses. Bring a lunch. Drinks provided. Register by Aug. 19 at 649-3031.
Aug. 21
? Event: Free computer classes, two sessions at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m., Laurel-Jones County Library. Topic is Internet 101. Taught by Mississippi State University's EBeat team. Space is limited to 10 students. Pre-register by calling 428-4313, ext. 104, or visit either branch of the library.
Aug. 22-23, Aug. 26-30
? Exhibit: William Carey University Library's collection of Bible facsimiles, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Smith Rouse Library. Free.
Aug. 22-25
? Theater: "A Piece of My Heart," Just Over the Rainbow Theatre, 7:30 p.m., Arts and Humanity's Complex, George Street, Petal. Tickets: $10. Reservations suggested. Walk-ins welcome. For reservations, visit JORTonline.org or call 583-7778.
Aug. 23
? Movie: "subSIPPI" world premiere, 7:30 p.m., Saenger Theater. Presented by Click Boutique. Details: subSIPPI.com.
? Meeting: Gaining Ground Sustainability Institute of Mississippi, Pine Belt Chapter, 7 p.m., Room 305, Parkway Heights United Methodist Church. Brief presentations by two local food growers. Third speaker is Chris Cagle, owner of New Yokel Market, Hattiesburg. Doors open 6:30 p.m. for refreshments and fellowship.
Aug. 23-24
? Dance: Summer Dance Concert: "The Moment at Which Something is Likely to Begin," Hub Dance Collective, 7:30 p.m., Theatre and Dance Building, University of Southern Mississippi. An hour-long sampler showcasing the breadth of modern dance choreography. Tickets: $10, $5 for students.
Aug. 26
? Event: Library board meeting, 11:30 a.m., Hattiesburg Library.
Aug. 26-27
? Event: Auditions for "Dracula," 6 p.m., at The Arabian, Laurel Little Theatre. Details: www.laurellittletheatre.com.
Aug. 26-Sept. 20
? Exhibit: The Brian Blair Collection of watercolors, 1-4 p.m. Monday-Friday or by appointment by calling 318-6192, Lucille Parker Gallery, 512 Tuscan Ave., William Carey University. Free.
Aug. 26-Oct. 4
? Exhibit: "Sarah's Menagerie," 1-4 p.m. Monday-Friday or by appointment by calling 318-6107, Sarah Ellen Gillespie Museum of Art, William Carey University. Free.
Aug. 27
? Event: Petal Book Club, 10 a.m., Petal Library. "The Art Forger" will be discussed.
? Event: Rock 'N' Roll Book Club, 6:30 p.m., T-Bones Records and Cafe, "Bob Dylan in America" will be discussed.
Aug. 28
? Event: Noon Book Club, noon, Hattiesburg Library, "The Double Bind" will be discussed.
? Event: Community Meeting about Mississippi's College and Career-ready Standards for K-12 students, 6-7:30 p.m., N.R. Burger Middle School's Transploreum. Parents invited to attend this meeting with Interim State School Superintendent Lynn House who will share information about the more rigorous Common Core State Standards.
Aug. 29
? Opera: "An Evening with Keri Alkema," 7 p.m., Smith Auditorium, William Carey University. Free.
? Event: Scrabble Club, 5:45 p.m., Oak Grove Public Library. Bring a snack and a friend.
Sept. 3
? Meeting: South Mississippi Genealogical and Historical Society, 7 p.m., Genealogy Library, 107 S. Park Avenue. Topic: Finding information in Census records. Library opens at 6 p.m. for research. Details: Kathy Goss at 544-5210 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sept. 7
? Event: Alumni of Runnelstown High School invite you to share in events both past and present, 7 p.m., Southern Oaks, 1246 Richburg Road. Dinner and music included in cost. Beverages available for purchase. Pay online at rhsalumni.us for $40. Send a check for $38 to Bobbie Walters Temple, 460 N. Pumping Station Road, Ovett 39464 or Richard Shoemake, 619 Colonial Drive, Lafayettte, LA 70506. Details: call Richard at (337) 322-9230 or Bobbie at 466-7434.
? Fundraiser: Second annual HFC 03 Storm Golf Tournament to benefit 2013-14 Girls' U-11 Select Soccer Team. 12:30 p.m.: Range balls and Registration, 1 p.m.: Shotgun start, Hattiesburg Country Club. 4-person scramble format - register as a team or individually. $90 per person or $330 per team. Includes green fee, cart fee, range balls, pulled pork lunch and beverages. Send checks made out to HFC 03 Storm to Chris Hester, 26 Christina Drive, Hattiesburg, 39402. Details: Chris Hester, 606-1046 or Joey Fortenberry, 543-8057.
Sept. 9
? Meeting: Highland Neighborhood Association, 5:30 p.m., Convention Center. Wiley Quinn, Hattiesburg code manager, will speak.
Sept. 18
? Event: AARP driver safety course, noon-4 p.m., Parkway Heights United Methodist Church. $12 for member, $14 for non-members. Make check or money order out to AARP. No cash. After completing the course, a three-year certificate good for discount on auto insurance will be issued. Call 543-9967 for more information or to register.
Sept. 21-22
? Event: Fourth annual Mississippi Gourd Festival, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 21 and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sept. 22, Smith County Agricultural Building, Raleigh. Finished gourds for sale and ready-to-craft gourds. Indoors with classes, food, air conditioning. Adults: $2, under 12: free. For more information: www.mississippigourdsociety.org.
Sept. 27-29
? Event: Mississippi Pecan Festival, Richton. Arts and Crafts booths, live craft demonstrations, Orchard Homestead, draft horse farming, basket makers, gourd art, wheel potter, dulcimer maker, knife maker, wood carver, mule pull, bluegrass and gospel music. Accepting applications for Quilt Show, Fiddling Contest, Purtiest Rooster Contest, Beauty Pageant and Charity Bake-off. Visit www.mspecanfestival.com for an application. Call 964-8201 or 964-8222 for more information.
Sept. 28
? Event: Clover Dash 4K for 4H, Downtown Hattiesburg. Pre-registration $20 by Sept. 20, includes t-shirt. Prizes will be awarded. Children must be accompanied by an adult. After Sept. 20, registration is $25. Day of race, $30. Details: Kellee Lassiter at 545-6083 or facebook.com/4Kfor4H.
? Event: First Priority Redemption run 5K, 8 a.m., University of Southern Mississippi, Hosted by Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. $20 or $25 day of race. $50 for a family, pre-registered only. $15 just for the t-shirt. Mail registration forms to First Priority, Box 15847, Hattiesburg, 39404 by Sept. 16. Forms available at www.fpsouthms.org. Details: 268-9666.
Sept. 30
? Event: "Teeing Off in the Pink" Two Lady Scramble Charity Golf Tournament, benefiting The Pink Ribbon Fund. $200 per team. Men's Four Person Scramble, $400 per team. For more information and an application, contact Alice Kean at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Oct. 3
? Event: Opera Lite, 7 p.m., Smith Auditorium, William Carey University. Two half-hour operas: "The Telephone" by Gian Carlo Menotti and "Gallantry" by Douglas Moore. Both in English. Free.
Oct. 7
? Event: The ARC of Southeast Mississippi will hold its 2013 ninth annual Golf Ball Drop and golf tournament Oct. 7 at Canebrake Golf Club. Golf ball tickets are $100. Only 1,000 tickets will be sold. Tournament fees vary depending on sponsorship or team. For information on sponsoring or participating in the golf tournament, call Chris Moss at 580-0636. To purchase tickets for the ball drop and a chance to win $20,000, call 268-9334 or 583-4251.
Oct. 10-12, Oct. 17-19
? Theater: "Hamlet," 7:30 p.m., Joe and Virginia Tatum Theatre, William Carey University. This adaptation by Tim Matheny, director and chair of WCU theater and communication department, is a modern language retelling of the revenge classic. Tickets: $10 for general admission, $8 for military and senior citizens, $5 for students. Box office open 1-4 p.m. Monday-Friday beginning Oct. 8 or call 318-6221.


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Triple 2x2 Cube
Product Information
Object | Mix up and put back to start |
Difficulty | Level 9 - Gruelling |
Brand | Puzzle Master |
Type | 2x2s |
Dimensions | 3 1/8 in x 1 1/2 in x 1 1/2 in / 8 cm x 4 cm x 4 cm |
Product Description
The Triple 2x2 Cube is made with a black plastic core. The object of this puzzle is to scramble all of the colors and then organize them back to the starting position. This puzzle is extra tricky because it consists of three 2x2 cubes joined together in a row from corner to corner. The Triple 2x2 Cube is one of many great puzzles from Puzzle Master. Puzzle Master is a Canadian based distributor company that was originally started because of the interest and skill the owner, Allan Stein, had in collecting and making wire puzzles.

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Economic opportunity
Markets, whether large or small, keep communities thriving. But conflicts, disasters and a lack of infrastructure can prevent people from conducting the daily transactions on which all growth and progress depend. Around the world, Mercy Corps discovers why commerce is stuck.
In some places, manufacturers need loans to purchase equipment and young people desire job skills. In others, key transportation routes to market must be rebuilt or farmers require better storage to keep their inventory fresh until sold.
Our economic development projects provide financing, equipment, training or technical support. These projects help people find jobs, build their businesses, supply their communities with the goods they need —and improve their lives.
All stories about Economic opportunity
DR Congo: In Congo, saving trees and lives
Last November and December I was working with Mercy Corps in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). I had the chance to make a photo essay on our work that the BBC is featuring on their website.
Central African Republic: Baking a better future in Africa
In the impoverished Central African Republic, we're finding ways to help women like Edwige feed her family by expanding their economic opportunities.
Haiti: Helping ensure that small Haitian businesses can start over
One of Mercy Corps' first interventions in Haiti was engaging in a partnership with Fonkoze, a leading Haitian microfinance institution that works with women.
Afghanistan: Almonds for Afghanistan: A farmer tries his hand at a high-value crop
I picked my way gingerly though the rows of young, green wheat as our host, farmer Ahmed Shah*, the Mercy Corps project manager and a few agriculture experts strode ahead across the field.
Liberia: On market day in Gio Town, farmers learn a new way to extract palm oil
Wednesday is market day in Gio Town, a small village in Liberia's Grand Bassa County. By mid-morning the stalls are crowded with vendors and shoppers.
Liberia: A sweet business: Cocoa brings new hope to Liberian farmers
Liberia is a lush tropical rainforest, just the right climate to grow cocoa beans. And before the country's two civil wars, it did just that.
Indonesia: Kedai Balitaku provides employment
Mrs. Anik joined Kedai Balitaku Aceh — Mercy Corps' Child Nutrition Program that helps vendors sell healthy foods to children — in December 2009.
Indonesia: Helping the baby get better
My name is Muhammad Rizal. I'm working with Mercy Corps as the Marketing Officer for a nutrition program called Kedai Balitaku in Aceh Province, Indonesia.
Liberia: Redefining success: My journey to Liberia
Glance down a deeply rutted Monrovia side street and you may see, at the end of the block, a glimpse of palm trees, sandy coastline and the rolling ocean. Blink, and you may briefly imagine you're in Mexico or another beachy getaway.
Liberia: Changing her life with goats
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- Home
- SoilWeb Apps
- People
- Projects
- BMP's for Irrigated Agriculture
- Pedology and Soil Survey
- Geographic Nutrient Management Zones for Winegrape Production
- GIS and Digital Soil Survey Projects
- New Technologies in Soil Survey
- Other Information
- Pinnacles National Monument
- Accessing PINN Soils Data in Google Earth
- Computing terrain-specific slope classes by region
- Finding pockets of soil between the Pinnacles
- Images from Pinnacles Soil Profile Analysis
- Islands of Fertility: Oak Tree vs. Buckwheat Savannah Soils
- Pedon Data collection and entry graphs
- Restored 1933 Geologic Map of Pinnacles
- Soil Color Ideas
- Soil Properties by Parent Material and Rock Type
- Some panoramic pictures
- Terrain Classification Experiment 2: GRASS, R, and the raster package
- Insolation Time Experiments
- Pinnacles National Monument
- Rangeland Soil Management and Hydrology
- Watershed-scale Hydropedology
- Hydrologic Modeling in Oak Woodland Soilscapes
- Watershed-scale Hydropedology
- Software
- General Purpose Programming with Scripting Languages
- LaTeX Tips and Tricks
- PostGIS: Spatially enabled Relational Database Sytem
- Importing and Exporting
- Example Spatial SQL Operations on Point, Line and Polygon Geometry Types
- Affine Transformation Operations in PostGIS
- Analysis of SSURGO Data in PostGIS: An Overview
- Making Database Diagrams with PostgreSQL Autodoc
- PROJ: forward and reverse geographic projections
- GDAL and OGR: geodata conversion and re-projection tools
- R: advanced statistical package
- Access Data Stored in a Postgresql Database
- Additive Time Series Decomposition in R: Soil Moisture and Temperature Data
- Aggregating SSURGO Data in R
- Cluster Analysis 1: finding groups in a randomly generated 2-dimensional dataset
- Color Functions
- Comparison of Slope and Intercept Terms for Multi-Level Model
- Comparison of Slope and Intercept Terms for Multi-Level Model II: Using Contrasts
- Creating a Custom Panel Function (R - Lattice Graphics)
- Customized Scatterplot Ideas
- Estimating Missing Data with aregImpute() {R}
- Exploration of Multivariate Data
- Interactive 3D plots with the rgl package
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- Numerical Integration/Differentiation in R: FTIR Spectra
- Plotting XRD (X-Ray Diffraction) Data
- Using lm() and predict() to apply a standard curve to Analytical Data
- Working with Spatial Data
- Converting Alpha-Shapes into SP Objects
- Customizing Maps in R: spplot() and latticeExtra functions
- Generation of Sample Site Locations [sp package for R]
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- Point-process modelling with the sp and spatstat packages
- Simple Map Creation
- Some Ideas on Interpolation of Categorical Data
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- Visual Interpretation of Principal Coordinates (of) Neighbor Matrices (PCNM)
- Visualizing Random Fields and Select Components of Spatial Autocorrelation
- Comparison of PSA Results: Pipette vs. Laser Granulometer
- GRASS GIS: raster, vector, and imagery analysis
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Welcome to the UC Davis Soil Resource Laboratory. Our research covers many aspects of soil science including:
- Soil genesis and morphology
- Rangeland soils
- Hydropedology
- Water quality and constructed wetlands
- Soil-landscape relationships and modeling
- Watershed-scale digital soil mapping and quantitative pedology
- Repackaging soil survey into interactive decision support tools
- Soil survey related outreach, including one of the first online soil surveys, SoilWeb
For more information about the people in our lab, please click on the "People" link at the top of the page.The content on this website is frequently updated. Please utilize our RSS feeds to stay informed of progress. Here is a list of RSS aggregator software packages.
News & Events
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Dept. of Land, Air and Water Resources
University of California, Davis
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The new Virtue CrownSF has been released (1/25/2013) for the Empire Prophecy and the Dye Rotor
"RELOAD FASTER THAN EVER AND NEVER LOSE A BALL WITH CROWN SPRING FINGER™ TECHNOLOGY Finally a speed feed with no drawbacks. Heavy duty polycarbonate Spring Fingers reload with ease, spring immediately back into position and keep every ball locked securely inside. Reload with ease and and never lose paint. The Crown SF is based on the upgradeable finger Crown2 platform and features Spring Finger technology. The Crown SF is the pinnacle of speedfeed evolution. Instead of a rubber hinge, each Crown SF finger is attached to a feather light spring, allowing it to flex downward with the slightest touch and immediately spring back to the closed position. This allows a perfect feed, with no paint loss."
If you are not satisfied with these videos watch the demo of the SF on the Virtue Spire (on their youtube channel)
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For those unsure of the price i assure you it is worth it. Other Speed Feeds are just pressed into a mold and drop many balls of paint while going in, and coming out. The unique spring design in each finger is compactly built so that balls go directly in one at a time with no problem, and the spring locks them in so no balls come out. Spring Making
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Exar Expands Low Voltage Single Supply LDO Portfolio
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Exar's New LPC UARTs Reduce Footprint in Industrial PCs
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Exar's PowerBloxTM DC-DC Regulators Offer 0.1% Line Reg
Exar Introduces Ultra-Low Jitter Programmable Clock
Exar Releases World's Lowest Voltage Single Supply LDOs with 140mV Dropout
Exar's USB to Ethernet & UART Bridge Offers Unprecedented Integration and Ease of Use
Exar Delivers Industry-First Hardware-Accelerated Compression Solution for Apache Hadoop
Exar's 40V COT Controller Delivers 0.008%/V Line Regulation
A world leader in power management technologies, Exar Corporation provides innovative power management solutions that simplify the power and system architecture in a wide variety of end markets.
Exar's broad portfolio of high-performance analog products include high-speed and precision products that drive the industry's industrial applications including medical, ATE, and video imaging.
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Seniors protest changes to in-home program
Joshua Sebold Staff Writer12/09/2009
The Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to authorize Chairwoman Sherrie Thrall to sign a letter protesting changes to the state In Home Support Services program at its Tuesday, Dec. 1, meeting.
Plumas County Commission on Aging Chairwoman Nancy Lund and several other commission members appeared before the Board of Supervisors to voice their concerns about the changes passed as part of the 2009 state budget.
Lund said one of the most troubling changes was a new rule that required anyone receiving aid from the program to allow unannounced visitors into their homes to investigate fraud.
She explained the commission was fully in support of combating fraud but that seniors were concerned there was no phone number they could call to confirm someone at their door worked for the state program.
"Someone could come to their door and say that they represent the department and we know that fake IDs are not that difficult to get."
Lund said her group was constantly counseling seniors to always call and confirm the identity of sales or service representatives who arrived at their door.
Plumas County Social Services Director Elliott Smart said he would be surprised to see any investigators make it up to a small county like Plumas but the seniors' concerns about impersonation were reasonable.
Smart also mentioned the inspectors worked for the state and there was no way for him to know when they were or weren't in Plumas County.
Lund added that IHSS recipients would all have to be fingerprinted under the new rules.
"Some of the recipients are feeling that 'because I am disabled or because I am needing help I'm surrendering all kinds of my independence,' and one of the great things about the IHSS program is to keep people independent, to keep them in their homes, not having them go into the nursing homes which costs the state a whole lot more money and is unsatisfactory to the elder."
Members of the commission also lamented those receiving aid had to pay for their fingerprinting.
Smart and the commission both reported having sent letters protesting the fingerprinting and several other new elements of the program.
Smart said he told state officials counties like Plumas were particularly harmed by these types of rules because the sheriff's office in Quincy had the only live scan fingerprinting system and people from areas like Chester had to travel nearly 100 miles round-trip.
The social services director said he was looking into a portable live scan machine, but even that would only be portable in the sense it could travel from community to community, not door to door.
He went on to say, "It still doesn't deal with the fact that many of the recipients are homebound."
Supervisor Robert Meacher commented it sounded like the state wanted to make a program go away, but didn't have the guts to eliminate it. Instead, it simply made it too hard for people to use the program, hoping that would lead to its eventual elimination.
Several members of the commission voiced their adamant agreement with that interpretation of events.
Smart said part of the budget act was crafted at the last minute and concluded, "Good law doesn't get made at the 11th hour."
Lund said she had already sent correspondence to the county's legislators, but the board should send copies of its letters to them as well.
Supervisor Lori Simpson asked Smart how much fraud he thought actually occurred in Plumas.
He said it was probably about the standard level for any public assistance program: 2–5 percent of recipients.
Smart said his department found three incidents of fraud in a caseload of 250 this year.
As the discussion concluded, County Counsel James Reichle said he would work with Smart and Lund to craft a letter for Thrall to sign.


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Mets look to support right-hander against Porcello in matinee finale
Dillon Gee has been one of the best pitchers in baseball throughout the month of August, and he'll go against one of the top offenses in the Majors on Sunday as he tries to help the Mets avoid being swept after a 3-0 loss on Saturday.
Gee is 2-0 with a 1.27 ERA, 20 strikeouts and four walks through four starts in August. In his last start, Gee allowed one unearned run on six hits in 7 2/3 innings while striking out nine and walking one.
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Though Gee doesn't want to take all of the credit, he ranks fourth in the National League with a 1.70 ERA since the All-Star break. He's also fifth with a 0.92 WHIP.
"It helps to have the help that I've had," Gee said. "I've had great catchers calling great games. Juan [Lagares] just tracks down everything out there in center field. It helps having that. Other than that, I'm throwing the ball the best that I've probably ever thrown it."
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"My stuff I felt really good about today, but just the bottom line was not getting ahead of guys," Porcello said. "Trying to do too much with pitches early in the count. Just not being relaxed, throwing the ball down in the strike zone and getting guys to swing the bat."
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Jose Iglesias didn't play in Saturday's game after being hit by a pitch just above the left elbow in the ninth inning on Friday, and soreness lingered.
"He's sore, he can't bend his arm," manager Jim Leyland said. "Hopefully he'll be OK by [Sunday], possibly -- but if we have to rest him until we get home, that's fine."
Ramon Santiago filled in at shortstop in Iglesias' place on Saturday. Iglesias is batting .454 with two doubles and three runs in his last six games.
• Leyland said Victor Martinez was physically fine after catching Friday's game, his first time behind the plate since Aug. 4, 2011, and there's a chance he could catch on Sunday.
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David Wright took ground balls for the first time on Friday and did some light running in the outfield before Saturday's game as he works back from a right hamstring strain.
Wright has been on the 15-day disabled list since Aug. 3, and he's three weeks into the original three-to-five week timetable he was given for his recovery. Manager Terry Collins said Wright wouldn't be cleared to do full baseball activities until he can run the bases and run in a straight line with some speed.
"The one thing about the rehab, as a player and a manager, you want it to happen fast. It does not happen fast," Collins said. "There's a process involved, and we stand by our medical people, who we truly believe do a good job of managing."
• The Mets recalled Lucas Duda after he spent six weeks on the disabled list and more than two weeks with Triple-A Las Vegas. Outfielder Mike Baxter was optioned to the 51s in a corresponding move.
Worth noting
• Miguel Cabrera has reached base in 27 straight games. There have been seven such streaks of 27-plus games by American League players this season and Cabrera owns three of them.
• After Saturday's win, the Tigers improved their Interleague record to 11-5 this season, the second-best mark in the AL.
Bobby Nightengale is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The worlds of racing and music are teaming up again thanks to Denny Hamlin and Mark Bryan for the second annual Denny & Mark's Pro-Am Jam hosted by the Student Transportation of America Education Foundation (STAEF) taking place Oct. 21 and 22 on Daniel Island in Charleston. The two-day private event including greats from the worlds of music, racing, entertainment and sports will feature a Celebrity Jam Concert presented by SunTrust on Monday, Oct. 21 on the back lawn at the Daniel Island Club followed by an exciting day on the links at the club's award-winning Ralston Creek Course with the Celebrity Pro-Am taking place on Tuesday, Oct. 22.
This year's fundraising event will again be hosted by Denny Hamlin and Mark Bryan in partnership with Denis Gallagher, CEO of Student Transportation, and his company's philanthropic arm, the Student Transportation of America Education Foundation. "The inaugural Pro-Am Jam last year was incredibly successful. We wanted to put on a memorable event combining golf, music and philanthropy to raise funds which could help many children within our community," states Denis Gallagher. "We were able to do that with last year's event and Pro-Am Jam 2 will be even bigger and better. Denny and Mark are great partners who are dedicated to supporting children, as we are with STAEF, and our collective efforts with this annual event is our way of giving back and helping kids who are our future."
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Mark Bryan will lead the Jam Concert presented by SunTrust again this year. Some of his friends from the music industry who took part last year were Edwin McCain, country legend Johnny Lee, Collective Soul's Ed Roland, Elise Testone and 14-time Grammy winner, Dan Tyminski. More great musical acts will be added to this year's line-up as things progress.
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Use metal rasp on the 3 roller edges to prevent line cuts. I do belive that roller is removable. I have noticed that monofilm is thicker than before Stronger in use but mor fragile when riging the sail? |
18th February 2008 12:29 AM | |
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Thanks Thanks AlexWind it worked !!! Matt, if you want to give it one more chance before you throw it in the trash,,,, Here's what you need to do. Unthread your rope completely. Tie a single or double knot in one end of the rope. Feed the un-knotted end into the hole that runs through the axle of the extension pulleys, Starting at the end which we can see in your photo with the steel washer. (your downhaul rope should be hanging out of the center of the grey roller onto the grass) Using your pic as a guide, follow these instructions,,, up towards you through center roller on sail, down into mast side,,,, then UP the far side,,,,,, of top XT roller (the one directly behind the steel washer) now left side sail pulley starting from top feeding down toward the grass down into second pulley on XT,,,,, (this time you will need to thread the rope down the far side,,,,, then UP through the mast side of the pulley) now up towards you throough the right side roller on the sail then down into the cleat. I have competed and trained with 9,10 and 11m race sails with the XT rigged in this way. If you still have trouble don't forget to leave an extra 2cm on the extension. Good luck P.S Thanks AlexWind R'n'G,,,,FAST |
17th February 2008 08:56 PM | |
AlexWind |
Oh.. we'll make this work! http://www.cdsliguria.it/misc/dscn3986a.jpg |
17th February 2008 09:29 AM | |
JJay |
Still no luck Still can't open the full sized image. Sorry Matt. Hope you could de-cypher, and try my system. Relax and Go Fast. |
15th February 2008 08:10 PM | |
JJay |
Hi AlexWind, I keep getting a vBulletin message asking me to login!? Have logged in about 50 times! Still get the same page coming back up. |
15th February 2008 07:58 PM | |
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Simply go here.. http://www.star-board.com/forum/atta...1&d=1203069503 |
15th February 2008 07:01 PM | |
JJay |
Hi Matt, can see your pic only as a thumb. Don't know what i'm doing wrong but can't open the image. Can't quite make out how it's threaded. Can someone tell me how to open this image? Jjay |
15th February 2008 03:59 PM | |
matt12 |
Here's a photo but with such a small file size limit new North Sails extension ...'The Saw' .... may not be very clear. The distance between pulleys is the minimum whilst I am still able to download fully. So the sail ends up sitting about 10cm higher on the board than what it should! |
14th February 2008 09:12 PM | |
JJay |
Glad to hear you got out on the water. Seriously, it took a few of us about a week of arguing over the right and wrong way to thread that #*+kin& extension. It quite literally drove me insane. But I assure you the sawing effect can be minimized with this rigging method and a few extra cm's of extension. So don't give up on North just yet. Photos will help, so i'll keep an eye out for your pic's. relax'n'gofast |
14th February 2008 06:10 PM | |
matt12 |
Haha that was funny JJay! I think I will read it slowly step-by-step when I have my RAM out on the lawn. I ended up getting out on the 6.2m for an hour so all was not lost! I'll take some photos of the saw-extension next time I rig the RAM as well and they try to post them here. Probably tomorrow. |
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