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Dove Brand New Orleans Molasses Cookbook
Dove Brand New Orleans Molasses cooking leaflet. Alexander Molasses Company, Cincincnati, Ohio. Opens up to 6 little pages for a total of 12. In excellent condition.
Book of Valuable Receipts, Arm & Hammer Brand
Book of Valuable Receipts, Twenty-Third Millionth Edition. 32 pages. In very good conditon, dated between 1894 and 1896. Includes 2 illustrations of the factory, one before, and one of the new factory, covering seven acres of surface room. Has a cute illustration on the back inside cover that shows two naked kids warming up in front of the fireplace after a bath. A very nice early booklet.
Royal Baking Power Company Cookbook
Making Biscuits, Royal Baking Power Company, New York. 16 pages total. Has some pencil writing on a couple of pages but does not cover the recipes. In very good condition with upper right corner somewhat rounded.
Hires Throws A Square Dance w/Chris Sanderson
Hires Throws A Square Dance with Chris Sanderson booklet copyright 1950. From the Charles E. Hires Co. A 15 page booklet that explains how to square dance.
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7 U.S. Code § 8755 - Producer agreement required as condition on provision of payments
(a) Compliance with certain requirements
(1) Requirements
Before the producers on a farm may receive direct payments or counter-cyclical payments under this subchapter, or average crop revenue election payments under section 8715 of this title, with respect to the farm, the producers shall agree, during the crop year for which the payments are made and in exchange for the payments—
(A) to comply with applicable conservation requirements under subtitle B of title XII of the Food Security Act of 1985 (16 U.S.C. 3811 et seq.);
(B) to comply with applicable wetland protection requirements under subtitle C of title XII of that Act (16 U.S.C. 3821 et seq.);
(C) to comply with the planting flexibility requirements of section 8756 of this title;
(D) to use the land on the farm, in a quantity equal to the attributable base acres for peanuts and any base acres for the farm under subchapter I, for an agricultural or conserving use, and not for a nonagricultural commercial, industrial, or residential use, as determined by the Secretary; and
(2) Compliance
The Secretary may issue such rules as the Secretary considers necessary to ensure producer compliance with the requirements of paragraph (1).
(b) Transfer or change of interest in farm
(1) Termination
(A) In general
Except as provided in paragraph (2), a transfer of (or change in) the interest of the producers on a farm in the base acres for peanuts for which direct payments or counter-cyclical payments are made, or on which average crop revenue election payments are based, shall result in the termination of the direct payments, counter-cyclical payments, or average crop revenue election payments to the extent the payments are made or based on the base acres, unless the transferee or owner of the acreage agrees to assume all obligations under subsection (a).
(c) Acreage reports
(1) In general
As a condition on the receipt of any benefits under this subchapter, the Secretary shall require producers on a farm to submit to the Secretary annual acreage reports with respect to all cropland on the farm.
(d) Tenants and sharecroppers
In carrying out this subchapter, the Secretary shall provide adequate safeguards to protect the interests of tenants and sharecroppers.
(e) Sharing of payments
The Secretary shall provide for the sharing of direct payments, counter-cyclical payments, or average crop revenue election payments under section 8715 of this title among the producers on a farm on a fair and equitable basis.
(f) Extension of 2008 signup
(1) In general
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Secretary shall extend the 2008 crop year deadline for the signup for benefits under this subchapter by producers on a farm with base acres of 10 acres or less until the later of—
(2) Penalties
The Secretary shall ensure that no penalty with respect to benefits under this subchapter is assessed against producers on a farm described in paragraph (1) for failure to submit reports under this section or timely comply with other program requirements as a result of compliance with the extended signup deadline under that paragraph.
Source(Pub. L. 110–234, title I, § 1305,May 22, 2008, 122 Stat. 972; Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title I, § 1305,June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 1701; Pub. L. 110–398, § 1(b)(2),Oct. 13, 2008, 122 Stat. 4213.)
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The Food Security Act of 1985, referred to in subsec. (a)(1)(A), (B), is Pub. L. 99–198, Dec. 23, 1985, 99 Stat. 1354. Subtitles B and C of title XII of the Act are classified generally to subchapters II (§ 3811 et seq.) and III (§ 3821 et seq.), respectively, of chapter 58 of Title 16, Conservation. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title of 1985 Amendment note set out under section 1281 of this title and Tables.
Pub. L. 110–234and Pub. L. 110–246enacted identical sections. Pub. L. 110–234was repealed by section 4(a) ofPub. L. 110–246.
2008—Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 110–398added subsec. (f).
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5 Things the Apple iPad Doesn't Have, But Should
5 Things The Apple iPad Should Have, but Doesn't
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It seems to be Apple's MO to release a groundbreaking device, but to leave a few essentials off the roster right out of the gate. Unfortunately, the iPad is no exception. Although rumors of the iPad coming with gold-plated wings were (obviously) unfounded, there are a few "rumors" I would have liked to have seen come to fruition for the initial launch.
- Multitasking: As I've learned during my iPhone vs. Droid series, pretty much everyone else can run multiple apps at the same time except for me and my iPhone. Yes, I can play songs via the iPod and run other apps, but I'd love to, for example, queue up Pandora while checking my email.
- Ports: I think we've been down this road before. Does the name MacBook Air ring a bell? With only one connector port and a headphone jack, the iPad is a connectivity nightmare, since you'll have to buy adapters for everything from USB to SD cards. Not to mention that you're restricted to a wireless-only connection without an Ethernet port.
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- Camera: For me, this is a biggie. If I'm supposed to share the iPad with my family, or use it as a secondary computer, at least give me the functionality of some of your best Mac features: video iChat and Photobooth. Not to mention new and developing augmented reality apps that require the use of a camera. Hello, Google Goggles?! I want that on my iPad.
- Flash Support: Too bad the iPad doesn't support flash, because we'll all be missing out on some of the great content and websites out there nowadays that are flash-based. Oh, and Hulu? Forget about it.
- A Stylus: I think the iPad would be an amazing creative force for artists to churn out great comics, drafts, sketches, and so on, but without a stylus to do detailed work, the iPad seems more like a toy and less of a legitimate tool.
You've heard my opinion, now tell me — how would you change the iPad? Would you change anything at all?
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4 years
Someone mentioned that there would be an adaptor available to hard wire the ipad. I guess this didn't happen. (Please tell if anyone knows of any way to hard-wire it to internet!). I love it for using around home,bedside...BUT we don't want to use wifi, nor 3g, when we can hard wire it and decrease the levels of radiation around us(as well as other benefits). Don't know why many people aren't aware of probable risks of these technologies. We would love to use wifi, but not at risk to health!
4 years
I totally agree...What a dog! I made the huge mistake of getting one! Without WiFi it's a doorstop. I'm at a hotel for a week where the WiFi died and they gave me an IPL device that has an ethernet connection to use. I could have gotten 3 netbooks for what I paid and each of them had an ethernet and USB port! Apple's USB converter will not support 90% of USB devices...cameras only apparently! I'm going to try to return it to the Apple Store when I get back from my trip (Yeah, fat chance I know!)
FjordPrefect 5 years
Multitasking: That's coming, iPhones have it now. Ports: Yep, more ports would be nice. And then you'd need more device drivers, and then those would have to be signed by Apple, and then you have a slower and less stable device and a more bloated OS. But sure, more ports, why not? More is better, right? Camera: That's coming. Flash Support: This is sort of a bummer, but then I've tried to use Flash on my PSP and I've yet to get it work at all, it just hangs the system. I don't need that buggy resource hog infecting my lovely iPad. Even with Flash working on some devices (Wii, PS3) Hulu locks itself out of those machines anyway (someone should sue them! Help, help! I'm being repressed!) But Hulu has an app for that now so check this one off the list. A Stylus: Lack of a stylus makes it a non-legitimate tool. Right. That's your own issue you need to get over. Never mind the iPad launched with an Office-compatible suite of apps right off the bat (iWork). There's no stylus on my computer, does that mean I can't do real work on it? Apple spends a lot of time selecting the features they implement, unlike most companies that just throw every new technology under the sun into their products (cough, cough, Sony) They're not perfect, as we've seen with the iPhone 4, but they get it right more often that not. Microsoft, the world's largest software company with close ties to the world's largest tech hardware companies couldn't make people want a tablet computer. But somehow Apple did. Let's go pick on someone else for a while. Hey, how about you spend some time talking about how the EVO got bricked by a system update. Now that's news I'd pay for!
5 years
I really wanted to find a reason to buy this product. I thought it be great for my grandma to use as she can not use a computer. Nope, it is really hard to print from. I can not find one use for this product. I watched the 2 hour video on this thing and as much as I want to find a reason I cant. If it had a camera on it to video chat, a microphone to record, a usb port to plug in devices, be used as a phone, connect to the Internet for less then 20$ a month (unlimited), connect to a printer (not blue-tooth), have textbooks from school on it, able to accept a hard drive or thumb drive, work as a LCD monitor, able to use Adobe Suite, connect to my cars radio, had an external speaker, connected to a computer and worked like a wacom tablet, had video and or sound editing software, or anything like that I would of bought it. But as it is I can buy the news paper, receive my e-mails on my phone, skype on my laptop, edit video sound on my mac, read real text books, use my tv as a monitor, network my printer, connect the ipod to my doc in my car and play videos on my dvd dash, watch dvds on my ipod, use my droid for gas stations, my gps for where I am at, wacom tablet for drawing, scanner for power points, and just cant find a use for the ipad. I think MAC has failed on this item. Perhaps If i have like 5 or 6 I could put them in the wall in the house to let you check your e-mail or surf the web or watch videos, hook up a sound system to it, but I could do this with a monitor and a computer too... hmm nope still cant find a reason. lol I hope someone can come up with why I would use this? Please I want to find a reason to like this item.
5 years
Despite these minor disadvantages, the ipad is still a wonderful piece of electronic material. The innovations that have been made are revolutionary alone. I believe personally, that the camera is not a necessity at all. This is what a cellular phone or a digital camera is for, and majority of the people that will buy the ipad will most likely have one of the two or even both. To the next area, multitasking is a big thing to me, but sometimes, especially for students it can break your concentration within a twinkling. The last thing I saw was the issue that it did not have flash, but guess what Apple has an entire crew working on this, so I would most likely presume that just like the Ipod touch and Iphone, there will be updates soon. Apple just wanted the technology to get out so they could see what the majority's complaints were and then make adjustments because that is a trademark for Apple, forever making changes and innovations. Overall, my biggest worry would be dropping it and the screen cracking which is why I will have a protective case that I know will be coming out soon so that my baby will not get broken. SOMETIMES it is best to be an optimist and see the glass as half full instead of half empty. :)
missiza 5 years
The funny thing about all these "iPad doesn't have" is that I am sure people will still buy it. Because I am one of them. I am all too familiar with what it is lacking, but I guess for me, if you try to truly understand what it offers, then it isn't a bad sell. Even with it's camera, the iPhone camera quality is lackluster compared some other mobile phones with cameras that actually come with flash. And someone already mentioned how difficult it is for a stylus to make sense for a capacitive (vs. a resistive) touch device. For me, I'm drawn to the iPad's ability to as an e-book reader, and really, e-magazine viewer. Most inexpensive netbooks also lack in the varying computer ports one may find on a "real" laptop and desktops, that the iPad, for me, is also a good replacement for a netbook when I travel. And since I will be using the iPad more for traveling, I'll already be carrying a real camera. As much as we think we want one, there will never one device that will answer the needs of everyone. Because I still see people with iPhones carrying around a cell phone, a camera, and a laptop.
5 years
HAHAHAHHAH My iPhone has more functionality than the iPad. iPhone has a camera iPad does not iPhone can make calls iPad cannot iPhone can make calls and surf the net at the same time (little multitasking) iPad cannot The only + for iPad is that space available,and the screen size. The final nail in the coffin for the iPad is no flash support. Forcing users to change the way they display sites so Apple can have their way. I think not
5 years
If you want a stylus - google capacitive vs resistive and you'll see why stylus is difficult to do on these things. Capacitive can do multi-touch, resistive can do stylus. I say this thing should have handles on it so you can carry it around as a lunch tray. It is definitely going to be something that the "entitlement generation" will, like, OMG, must have. In which case, it should come in pink. Also, they should make it come with suction cups so the helicopter mums can replace the sun shades on the back windows of the SUVs and play mozart to their budding geniuses. Then they can finger paint, too. Also, a great way of having pictures of sun-shine and cows that go moo when driving through the horrible parts of town (i.e. nail salons and no 3g). At the end of the day, it'll be another way of looking at something fake as opposed to going outside and kicking, chucking or whacking the ball around. Now, the MSI tablet, on the other hand will rock...
5 years
I love the design elements and would purchase one if it comes with ethernet connectivity. If this is indeed the best internet surfing machine it MUST have ethernet. I travel extensively internationally and even in developed countries like Japan most hotels do not offer in room wi-fi but most will have ethernet connectivity. I don't see myself sitting at the corner Starbucks all day long just so that I can surf the net.
VigTheGeek 5 years
But it's not SUPPOSED to be a serious tool. I'm with you on the lack of camera 10000% and I'd LIKE to have all the features you mentioned. However, I'm not surprised to see any/all of them missing. There is a fundamental problem with adding most of them to this particular device. It's not a computer. At the most elementary level a mobile touchscreen device and a full fledged OS don't match. Flash is never going to happen on a mobile Apple device. That OS won't allow it. Look to HTML5 to ease your woes. You can get a stylus right now for your iPhone. Just make sure it's got capacitive abilities and it'll work. Look at my name... Vig The Geek was disappointed because I went in expecting more. But... like all Apple products, it does exactly what it claims it will do and it will do all those things well.
5 years
Well I'm a fan of Apple products I own and love my iPhone 3gs but this iPad is missing a lot what i think anymore are minimum standard features, muli-tasking, camera, usb and or SD card and yes a network port connection. The bigger screen is nice but other than that iPhone does some of these things. Apple needs to listen to people who are going possibility use this and consider some of these suggestions, or I feel the iPad will be iDud. Signed: Still an Apple fan.
5 years
BTW, you can multitask with the iPhone, with a jailbroken phone, and downloading "backgrounder" from cydia:)
5 years
BTW, you can multitask with the iPhone, with a jailbroken phone, and downloading "backgrounder" from cydi:)
midori0e 5 years
Well iPad will be an interesting toy to play with if I can get one for free to test on otherwise, I am :( of the 3G feature instead of 3Gs.
velvetme 5 years
and flash may be an industry standard today, but html 5 is more efficient and universal. safari already supports bypassing flash in favor of the less resource hungry html 5...which is also coincidentally NOT something everyone has to pay to develop for (like adobe) and host bandwidth for
velvetme 5 years
this is kind of crazy. why would i hold up a TABLET to take a picture why would i want a TWITTER alert when i am reading what could i possibly want to stick the device to that i cant do with bluetooth or the dock? crazy
5 years
Yes, because anyone who doesn't share your opinion must have something wrong with them. To compare Apples to Apples, the iPhone does more than this device and costs less. To compare this to the iPhone you would have to compare it to the model with 3G support which will run you at least 629 dollars, while the iPhone is 199. Yet, the iPad can't make or receive calls or text messages. It does have a larger screen. You could compare it to an iPod touch 32 GB which costs 299 and does just as much but with a smaller screen. To do that you would need to pay 599 for the iPad. The iPad once again has a lrager screen. So, the message here is that Apple feels you should pay anywhere from 2-3 times the money for a larger screen? Does that really make a lot of sense. And to the person who said Apple is moving away from Flash because it's past its day, what kind of drugs are you on? Flash is the industry standard for web based content delivery. And just because Apple's Flash software is poorly implemented, doesn't mean they can simply discard it all together when everything on the web is moving towards Flash, not away from it.
sparklestar 5 years
If you want any of the above things - buy a netbook! As Steve Jobs said in his keynote - netbooks are basically rubbish & Apple don't want to have anything to do with them. You want ports? Buy a computer ! You want a camera? Buy a computer ! The iPad is not meant to replace your computer, or your iPhone. It's the nice little niche in between the two. Why do you need a camera on something which is basically going to replace *everything you do on paper*? You'll be able read books, play crazily interactive games and surf the web. What more do you want from a 1.5lbs machine with it's own Apple designed processor? I think anybody with these kinds of concerns just needs to stay away from the iPad and maybe update their views on technology a little.
Lola-Di 5 years
wow, this sounds awful 0__o
5 years
@spacekatgal I've already said it, but it's on-site support i.e. working with businesses that aren't yet big enough to have a dedicated IT department. No data entry. And it's only "the last crowd that could use this device" because there is no ethernet connectivity. The iPad _could_ easily replace the netbook I tote now... but only if it had the ability to connect via ethernet. I'd much prefer to use the iPad than the netbook, but don't have that choice because this basic feature is missing from the iPad.
5 years
While I completely agree with you and believe the lack of those features destroys a mojority of the marketability of the ipad, I can't wait for the loads of YouTube humor videos with people walking around using the Ipad as an iPhone and screaming into it in public. Lols will be had. In any case, while I wasn't following the whole event as much as others (I'm a windows guy), but I was sincerely hoping it would have at least a stylus (I thought having an Ethernet Jack was a no-brainer) as I saw the thing as a huge sheet which you could draw as many portraits as you wanted. I mean it's supposed to be a TABLET!!! Something that has always been included with a stylus! And I hate getting fingerprints on screens. And to Spacekatgal, a durrr, connect to da Internet? Wifi ain't everwhere and isn't as fast as ethernet connections.
5 years
@aubrey3768 That's a bit of a contradiction. If it had the ability to connect via ethernet (yes, with an adaptor via the dock connector) then I, and people in a similar line of work, would be a target audience. By omitting basic features like this, Apple are shooting themselves in the foot (feet?!).
Anne26 5 years
I like it but I don't think I will be interested in getting one. I have a new iphone and a new macbook previously powerbook G12 and I have the ipod touch. I think if I get the ipad I meant lose my social life because I really can't have that much technology where it distracts me. It's too much. I need to know my limits. :-)


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Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
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Before the lockout became official, many sources were saying the San Antonio Spurs were trying to shop forward Richard Jefferson on NBA draft night. No deals went through due to the uncertainty of the lockout and Jefferson's hefty contract. Even with a star like Tony Parker included in a deal, Jefferson being mentioned in a […] [Read More]
Issues still lingering for Drew-Goodman showdown
By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs As reported last Friday, the famed Drew League (West Coast) vs. Goodman League (East Coast) game is set to feature multiple NBA players. The game is set to be played on August 20th and fans around the nation should be flocking to Washington D.C. Now that the game has generated […] [Read More]
'Air' Ginobili skies for a dunk
The Argentinian national team is preparing for the pre-Olympic tournament in Argentina which is set to kick off in August. San Antonio Spurs' Manu Ginobili will be leading the charge to help Argentina make it to the 2012 London games. Just recently, Ginobili spoke on his health and stated he is feeling fine and his […] [Read More]
Writer fakes an interview with Duncan, angers Virgin Islanders
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs A Virgin Island writer named Clay Travis managed to anger the entire population of the Virgin Islands with a joke made in bad taste. Travis wrote a fictitious interview with San Antonio Spurs' and native Virgin Islander Tim Duncan. In the fake interview, Travis made disparaging remarks towards the women […] [Read More]
Bowen says lockout can affect veteran players
By Paul Garcia, Project Spurs Former San Antonio Spurs player Bruce Bowen experienced the 1998-1999 NBA lockout. Having experienced a fifty game shortened season, Bowen issues warning to veteran players that it will be very difficult to keep their physical health at an elite level with games lost. He's speaking mainly to veterans getting closer […] [Read More]
Who wants to buy 'The Admiral's' former home?
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs San Antonio Spurs legend David Robinson's home in San Antonio's ritzy neighborhood – The Dominion – is for sale at an appraised value of $3.92 million according to the Express News: Click HERE for the complete article at Project Spurs. [Read More]
Horry on the lockout, playing again, and benches Spurs teammates
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs As the 2011 NBA lockout rages on, former San Antonio Spurs player Robert Horry says this lockout will not bother the players and has no worry about their well being in what could be an extended time off: Click HERE for the complete article at Project Spurs. [Read More]
Duncan vs. O'Neal: The debate rages on
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan and Shaquille O'Neal are arguably two of the premier big men in the NBA of recent years. Both dominated in their own way. Whether it be Duncan's high basketball IQ to outsmart any would-be defender or O'Neal's brute force, both brought opposing teams their worst […] [Read More]
Cleveland's Samuels' hero is Duncan
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs What more can be said about San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan? He has an NBA resume any player would want. From multiple championships, all-star appearances, MVP's, to status as an NBA legend, Duncan has done it all. Now he can add "hero" to his resume courtesy of Cleveland Cavaliers' Samardo Samuels. Click […] [Read More]
What if Jason Kidd became a Spur in 2003?
By Trevor Zickgraf, Project Spurs If there wasn't a lockout, we'd be through the bulk of free agency now and all of the Project Spurs staff would be having fun looking forward to the San Antonio Spurs roster going in to training camp. Several of us would also be paying 10 bucks to watch all […] [Read More]
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5 Bright Red Creme Nail Polishes
There are so many nuances to red creams, but I love a really good bright red cream!
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There are so many nuances to red creams, but I love a really good bright red cream!
Essie Nail Lacquers: Too Too Hot, Meet Me at Sunset, Braziliant
Essie's Braziliant Collection includes six new shades for summer: Too Too Hot (sizzling rich red coral), Meet Me at Sunset (vibrant deep orange), Brazilliant (hot orange with a touch of shimmer), Absolutely Shore (soft sea foam green), Super Bossa Nova (upbeat bright fuchsia), and Smooth Sailing (breezy lavender blue with a reflection of pearl).
The formula for Essie's summer shades was excellent overall. I only had a little trouble with Absolutely Shore, which required some patience and a more precise application (aka pay attention)–the first coat will look a little streaky, so I recommend a thinner initial coat followed by a medium-thick second coat. Despite being a lighter shade, though, it is nearly opaque in just two coats. The other five were impeccable: dense pigmentation, not too thick or thin, even flow, and just easy to work with. I typically get a week's worth of wear out of Essie's polishes.
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Peace Officer Training
Allan Hancock College Law Enforcement Training offers the training required under section 832(a) of the California Penal Code for "limited function peace officers" per regulation 1005(a)(7) & (8) of the Commission on Peace Officer's Standards and Training (POST). (See excerpts from definitions and sections below).
A "limited function peace officer" includes peace officers other than a regular police officer, sheriff's deputy, or highway patrol officer. Some other public officials other than peace officers are also required to complete 832 PC training to exercise certain duties. Those required to complete 832 PC training generally include county probation and correctional officers, animal control officers, city and county park rangers, state hospital peace officers, special investigators of certain state departments and fire officials assigned as arson investigators and others who may need to issue citations for violations or make arrests for criminal offenses. Others taking the course include some federal officers working in California, such as forest rangers and Department of Defense police officers.
As this training is basic and introductory in scope, it is not unusual for ordinary citizens and students interested in or exploring law enforcement as a possible profession to enroll in 832 PC training. In some cases, completion of 832 PC training is strongly recommended or required prior to submission of an application for employment. A minimum level of physical ability is necessary for the arrest and firearms skills involved.
POST policy provides that 832 PC Training can be delivered in two formats: either a single 64 hour course covering both the Arrest portion and the Firearms portion, or in two separate courses: one course of 40 hours for the Arrest portion and a second course of 24 hours for Firearms. At Allan Hancock College, 832 PC training is delivered in two separate courses.
832 PC Arrest Training (No firearms) (40 hours)
This first course is generally offered each semester in both the weeklong, Monday – Friday, 8am to 5pm course and in a weeknight course, 6pm to 10pm, spanning two weeks. The evening course is usually offered at the Atascadero State Hospital Training Facility.
PC Arrest Training consists of 30 hours of classroom instruction (and final exam) covering topics such as Professionalism and Ethics, Criminal Law, Search and Seizure, Report Writing, Investigation, and Laws Of Arrest. The classroom portion culminates in a comprehensive, 90 question (approximate) multiple choice, state constructed examination that tests each of the required learning domains given over a two-hour period. The minimum passing score for the examination is 75%. The written test is based on the information provided in the POST workbooks designed for this course. You can download the workbooks here.
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The last ten hours of the course is spent learning and practicing physical arrest methods, including searching, handcuffing, and control holds. In the final hours, each student participates in a practical evaluation, demonstrating competence in performance of the skills they have learned. The practical evaluation is graded on a pass/fail basis.
If a student fails either the written examination or the skills evaluation, POST regulations provide for a single re-test. Re-tests are arranged on an as-needed basis by the course coordinator, and must be completed before the end of the academic semester, but no later than 90 days after the date of failure.
832 PC Firearms Training (24 hours)
This course is offered as a second course to PC Arrest Training for the final 24 hours of instruction and is generally offered at least once or twice each semester over three consecutive weekdays, usually Tuesday – Thursday. The training is limited to handgun techniques only; no rifle or shotgun training is provided. The first day is spent in the classroom and includes hands on familiarization of the firearm. Days two and three are spent on a local firing range. On the final day, the student must qualify with the firearm by successfully passing a state-standardized course of fire. As with the Arrest portion of the course, a single retest is allowed.
Firearms and all ammunition, materials and safety equipment are provided in this course and are covered by the course materials fees. By arrangement with the course coordinator, agency-owned, approved and maintained firearms and ammunition may be used by the agency-sponsored student, but independent students will not be permitted to use their privately owned firearm or ammunition in this course.
State law (PC 13511.5) requires that prior to enrollment in the firearms course, non-sponsored students obtain a firearms clearance through a criminal records check conducted by submission of fingerprints. The fingerprint check is submitted through the LiveScan system and usually costs the student between $90 and $100 (approximately).
Relevant portions of the referenced statutes or regulations are provided below:
(b) (1) Every peace officer described in this chapter, prior to the exercise of the powers of a peace officer, shall have satisfactorily completed the course of training described in subdivision (a).
13511.5. Each applicant for admission to a basic course of training certified by the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training that includes the carrying and use of firearms, as prescribed by subdivision (a) of Section 832 and subdivision (a) of Section 832.3, who is not sponsored by a local or other law enforcement agency, or is not a peace officer employed by a state or local agency, department, or district, shall be required to submit written certification from the Department of Justice pursuant to Sections 11122, 11123, and 11124 that the applicant has no criminal history background which would disqualify him or her, pursuant to state or federal law, from owning, possessing, or having under his or her control a firearm.
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(CNN) — President Barack Obama's Syria speech Tuesday night drew a variety of political commentary ranging from mostly supportive to harsh criticism of the diplomatic pinball that has led to this point.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers, R-Mich., said in a statement that he's "hopeful a diplomatic solution can be reached, however, I am skeptical of any proposal proffered by the Russians and doubt Assad's motives for agreeing to this plan … the President still urgently needs to develop and execute a coherent strategy to address all of those threats."
Two of the most ardent proponents of a strike in Congress delivered even more couched remarks, with a joint statement from Republican Senators Lindsay Graham of South Carolina and John McCain of Arizona saying they regretted that the President "did not speak more forcefully about the need to increase our military assistance to moderate opposition forces in Syria, such as the Free Syrian Army," they said.
"We also regret that he did not lay out a clearer plan to test the seriousness of the Russian and Syrian proposal to transfer the Assad regime's chemical weapons to international custody."
Sen. Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, who was believed to be one of the most ardent opponents of any military strike on Syria, said on Twitter that the Obama speech did nothing to convince him. To CNN, he argued that "what the president has planned is not going to accomplish what he says he's going to accomplish," in punishing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for the believed use of chemical weapons last month, Paul said.
Even Democrats seemed unlikely to heap open praise on the Obama administration, with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi one of the few to give open credit to Obama. "Pres. Obama's leadership brought diplomatic solutions back to the table, shows his willingness to exhaust every remedy before use of force," she tweeted.
Connecticut Democrat Sen. Chris Murphy has been skeptical of a military strike but called the address a "good speech" on Twitter, arguing that Obama was right to delay the vote. "Resolution of Syrian crisis can only come through political & diplomatic means," he wrote.
Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland has been undecided on a military strike against Syria but he credited Obama for making a "great moral argument," in particular pointing out Obama's contention that U.S. troops could be gassed. Still Cummings urged caution, saying that the U.S. must be careful any action doesn't "mushroom into something else," he said.
The Senate has delayed any vote on the Syria resolution, a resolution that now has even less support after the Russian government offered a path to Syria handing over its chemical weapons stockpiles, which Syria appears to have embraced.
One of the few seemingly still in favor of the resolution is Sen. Carl Levin, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. In a statement he said "I believe Congress can best support the goal of a diplomatic solution by approving a resolution that authorizes the use of force if Syria refuses to give up its chemical weapons."
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N.C. Justice Center holds prayer vigil for immigration policy reform
Pastor Rubén Larios shared with the crowd in the downtown Durham plaza Sunday that two years ago, he and members of his church were pulled over by immigration officials.
They were heading back from Houston to Raleigh, and they were stopped in Louisiana. It was 1 a.m. when the 70 people in his group were detained, and five eventually were deported.
But most returned home to their families and stayed with their families, he said through a translator. "Thankfully, due to everyone coming together and praying, that was the case."
About 75 people met downtown Sunday to pray for moral immigration policy reform. Some held signs that read, "Stop separating families." Others held drawings of yellow butterflies, and underneath, it read, "Migration is beautiful. Global justice is even better."
Dan Rearick, an immigrant rights staff attorney with the N.C. Justice Center, said he works with families every day that traveled from Latin America to the States more than a decade ago. They now work in America and their children go to school in America, he said. They work hard to stay in America.
"When our laws don't allow for that freedom, it is our laws that must change," he said.
Father Carlos Arce, Vicar for Hispanics for the Raleigh Diocese, said that Catholic bishops support laws that provide a pathway to citizenship.
"In welcoming the stranger, we are welcoming Christ himself," Arce said. "…We pray that our elected leaders will do what is morally just."
Rabbi John Friedman with Judea Reform Congregation said his ancestors came from Lithuania and that "we're all from somewhere else."
"We don't remember. If we live here, if we are long-time citizens of the U.S., we don't remember that our ancestors came from somewhere else," Friedman said. "That's the essence of America."
The Rev. Ginger Brasher-Cunningham of Pilgrim United Church of Christ said this is a special week to take a stand for immigration policy reform because of the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. She read a quote from Martin Luther King Jr., from his letter from Birmingham Jail in April of 1963.
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere," she read. "We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly."
She looked up and said, "We are all in this together."
After the speakers took turns at the microphone, Rearick and his friend, activist Katushka Olave, led the group in English and Spanish prayer.
May we pray for thousands of families torn apart by deportations, they said. May there be protections for workers.
"Lord, hear our prayer."
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What do the wheel, the law, and belief in a single god have in common? All of these ideas first came to people who lived in the ancient Near East. As if these revolutionary developments weren't enough to make a mark on world history, these ancient innovators also came up with the most fantastic invention of all-writing. The Ancient Near Eastern World is filled with the scribes, potters, sculptors, architects, school children, lawmakers, kings, queens, farmers, and priests who designed and created that world.
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Ancient trash and buried treasure : archaeologists at work ; Rivers and ditches, temples and farms : irrigation and the growth of towns ; Of potters and pots, plowmen and plows : technology and the first cities ; How words changed the world : the invention of writing ; A world full of gods and goddesses : religion in Mesopotamia ; The death of a Sumerian lady : queens, kings, and religion in early cities ; The first superhero : the story of Gilgamesh ; The world's first empire builder : Sargon, king of Akkad ; The care and feeding of ancient gods : priestesses and priests in Mesopotamia ; Laying down the law : Hammurabi and the first lawmakers ; Order in the court! : the justice system in Mesopotamia ; Farmers and doctors, barbers and builders : Mesopotamian workers, slave and free ; Ur-Utu's story : the Mesopotamian family ; Scribes, school, and schoolboys : education in ancient Mesopotamia ; Lovers, sisters, and cooks : scenes from a Mesopotamian palace ; The surprise ending of the Babylonian Empire : Hittite victories and Indo-European languages ; Brides and brother kings : diplomacy and the great powers ; King David and his family : the settlements and movements of the Israelites ; One God, many stories : the beliefs of the Israelites ; The lost laws of the Israelites : the Exodus and the Ten Commandments ; Assyria's fighter kings : warriors build an empire ; A bright star shines briefly : Babylon rises, Judah falls ; A mother's love and a ruler's tears : the last Mesopotamian king ; Of camels, kings, and conquerors : the Persian Empire ; Epilogue : a world not truly lost


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An update rollup package is available that adds some basic support in Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 Service Pack 1 (SP1) for clients that are running Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows 7. This update addresses the following issues.
Issue 1Windows 7 clients and Configuration Manager clients that are running on Windows Server 2008 R2 cannot successfully assign to a native mode site and will be unmanaged.
Issue 2Configuration Manager clients that are running on Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 clients experience a crash with the SMS Agent Host service (CcmExec.exe) during the process of creating a pending Network Access Protection (NAP) statement of health (SoH). This can result in these clients having an unreliable value for their NAP health state.
When the NAP health state is sent to a NAP Network Policy Server, this can incorrectly result in compliant clients being unable to access network resources and noncompliant clients having unlimited network access.
Note For more information about the limits of the support that is provided by this update rollup package for clients that are running Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows 7, visit the following Microsoft blog site:
To resolve these issues, install this update on all Configuration Manager 2007 SP1 site servers, and then deploy the package to all Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 clients.
Note If the site server is running in native mode, this update is not installed on Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 clients. Therefore, issue 1 occurs. You can work around the issue by using one of the following methods:
Update informationA supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. However, this hotfix is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article. Apply this hotfix only to systems that are experiencing the problem described in this article. This hotfix might receive additional testing. Therefore, if you are not severely affected by this problem, we recommend that you wait for the next software update that contains this hotfix.
If the hotfix is available for download, there is a "Hotfix download available" section at the top of this Knowledge Base article. If this section does not appear, contact Microsoft Customer Service and Support to obtain the hotfix.
Note If additional issues occur or if any troubleshooting is required, you might have to create a separate service request. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for this specific hotfix. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Service and Support telephone numbers or to create a separate service request, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/?ws=supportNote The "Hotfix download available" form displays the languages for which the hotfix is available. If you do not see your language, it is because a hotfix is not available for that language.
PrerequisitesTo apply this update, you must have Configuration Manager 2007 Service Pack 1 installed.
Restart requirementYou do not have to restart the computer after you apply this hotfix.
Update replacement informationThis update does not replace any other updates.
File informationThe English version of this update has the file attributes (or later file attributes) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time item in Control Panel.
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Install KB974236 during a task sequenceFor operating system deployments, the KB974236 hotfix must be installed during a ConfigMgr 2007 OSD task sequence in the Setup Windows and ConfigMgr task. Otherwise, the problem will continue to occur while the task sequence is executed. Additionally, the Install Software task cannot be used to install the hotfix. Trying to do this will cause the ConfigMgr 2007 client service to stop, which will cause the task sequence to fail.
To install the KB974236 hotfix during a ConfigMgr 2007 OSD task sequence, use the PATCH= option that is described in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:
907423To install the KB974236 hotfix during a ConfigMgr 2007 OSD task sequence, follow these steps:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/907423/ )How to include an update in the initial installation of Systems Management Server 2003 Advanced Client
For more information about Configuration Manager site modes, visit the following Microsoft TechNet Web site:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb680658.aspxFor more information about the Statement of Health (SoH) state, visit the following Microsoft TechNet Web site:
Article ID: 974236 - Last Review: October 7, 2011 - Revision: 8.0
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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Goose Creek City Councilmember Franklin Moore was recently recognized by the Smoke Free Lowcountry Coalition at the group's annual meeting.
Moore received the Smoke Free Councilmember of the Year Award 2013 for his leadership in passing a smoke free ordinance for Goose Creek. He introduced the ordinance in 2012 in response to Goose Creek citizens requests and it passed on Jan. 8, 2013.
Councilmembers voting in favor of the smoke free ordinance also included Kimo Esarey, Jerry Tekac and Mark Phillips. The ordinance will go into effect July 1, 2013. Goose Creek was the 51st ordinance to be passed in the state; currently there are 53.
Smoke Free Lowcountry Coalition presented several other Tobacco Free Awards. Susan Johnson, the director for the Center of Health Promotion at MUSC was presented with the Smoke Free Advocate of the Year Award for her work with passing a MUSC Smoke Free Policy and the Smoke Free Medical Zone.
Rodney Williams was presented with the Smoke Free Community Advocate Award. Williams has provided secondhand smoke education to key stakeholders supporting passage of most of the ordinances passed in the Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester County area over the past seven years.
Henry Darby, Charleston County Councilmember, received the Smoke Free Councilmember of the Year Award for his leadership in passing a smoke free ordinance for Charleston County.
The Smoke Free Lowcountry Coalition annual meeting was funded by the South Carolina Tobacco Free Collaborative, the Healthy South Carolina Initiative and the Medical University of South Carolina.
Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of death in South Carolina. Smoking-related medical costs amount to $1.1 billion each year. For more information on tobacco control or to become involved please visit www.smokefreelowcountry.org or contact Wehme Hutto at (843) 312-9344.
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Boys Wrestling: Buena has six win Channel League titles
Ventura has five champions
The Buena High boys wrestling team continued its conquest of the Channel League with six winners at the individual championships on Saturday at Ventura High.
Buena earned titles in the 106, 132, 138, 195, 200 and 285 weight divisions. Ventura was second with five champions and Dos Pueblos had three.
Buena showed the depth that helped it end Ventura's six-year dual meet winning streak earlier this season en route to the team title.
Nick Justiniano (23-5) led the way in the first championship match at 285 pounds.
Justiniano, one of the heroes in Buena's last match against Ventura that propelled the Bulldogs to the league title — led off against Ventura's Ali Raygoza, ranked 112th in California. Justiniano gave a little precursor to perseverance that Buena has shown throughout the season.
Like he always does before entering the circle, Justiniano, who's small in stature for a heavyweight, rubbed the head of former Buena state champion John Smithson for good luck and headed to the canvas for his match. Justiniano threw Raygoza with an arm spin in the third quarter, held his shoulders to the floor and was Buena's first champion of the night by pin.
"It feels amazing. Honestly, I can't even describe it, this is what I've wanted since I started wrestling." Justiniano said.
Buena's Juan Hernandez (220), Michael Sena (195), Joseph Mendez (138), Steven Mendez (132), and Nick Simpson (106) all earned titles. Coach Eddie Martinez expressed jubilation for his team's will to persevere.
"It's great, it's what we've been working for the last couple of years — trying to get on par with Dos Pueblos and Ventura, and having the success that those two programs have had," said Martinez as his team received their medals. "This is the most champions we've had from any team. All (14 wrestlers) qualified for CIF. Our heavyweights have always been a little over shadowed and this year we have a few champions from the upper weights."
Ventura's five champions were: Kamwren Aiken (145), Jack Sartee (152), Mario Arechiga (160), Sam Champagne (170) and Victor Arroyo (182).
Arechiga beat Billy Slauson of Buena by major decision, 5-2. Arechiga, a senior, earned his first league title, but showed the utmost respect to Slauson, who suffers from a rare disease known as achromatopsia, rendering him legally blind.
"Buena stepped it up this season. I give (Slauson) much respect, he's a very good wrestler and he's very strong," Arechiga said. "... I've been wrestling all four years and this is my first varsity league win, my only one, but it's a great moment."
Dos Pueblos had three champions: Cameron Cox (113), Chad Lampe (120) and Nico Sorenson (126).
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Prior to leaving NC for the summer I spent a few weeks taking advantage of how close I work to bouldering areas and was able to meet the Boone crew for quite a few afternoon sessions after school. When I initially left work I debated each time whether or not I would rather go take a nap or if I could manage to climb anything, but climbing inevitably won. I didn't send anything hard on those days, but after a full day of work I was pleased to send anything at all! And every now and then I would put on my "try hard panties" and make a lot of progress on harder problems, which has me psyched on the fact that fall will roll around sometime and I will be back to living in a badass bouldering area.
If you've stuck with reading this post so far I appreciate your patience. The underlying reason for this post was to kick-off the Climbing Rap Battle with Melise and anyone else who is interested. A few weeks ago, my friend Melise shared her lyrical prowess at Grandmother Boulders. I was inspired to write my first round of lyrics the next day, as I sat for over two hours giving an English end-of-course retest. This attempt is pathetic, I know, but bear with me.
I'm really bad at rhyme and I struggle to keep time
but as a challenge from a friend I'll ramble through from start to end.
You'll notice I'm not tall; don't even clear 5 feet at all,
sometimes my height might make me stall and then I take a wonder-fall…
from routes or problems, it matters not to me-
Southeastern temps guide me to climb seasonally.
I boulder when it's cold 'til my digits do explode then I shift my game to sport and push 'til forearms scream abort.
Whining about temps, I think is kinda lame, cause we can't control that- it's Mama Nature's sphere 'o domain.
Your reason to climb is your will to find;
we've each got hidden factors within our own mind.
Fitness, competing, socializing, pleasure…
I hope whatever your reason you try with worthy measure.
To sum things up, spitting lines is not for me but I will climb them all day long with Southern hospitality.
It's taken just about all of my patience to copy & paste blog posts to update this one, so I'll wait just a bit to write a new post about my summer of climbing thus far. I left NC on Friday, 5/25 and stayed at the New until Tuesday, 5/29. I drove straight from the New to the Red, where I am living in my car at Miguel's for pretty much the whole summer. Again, I'll update on my next rest/rain day!


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Dr. Keffrelyn Brown Awarded the 2012 Regents Outstanding Teaching Award
Posted: August 27, 2012
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The AADS Department is proud to announce that affiliate faculty Dr. Keffrelyn Brown, Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction effective September 1st, was awarded the 2012 Regents Outstanding Teaching Award. This award was created in 2008 and is the UT System Board of Regents' highest teaching honor, recognizing extraordinary educators from system institutions.
To read more about this award, please visit the UT System website.