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1. Introduction
SPI is one of the most used serial interfaces on PCB level. This tutorial explains how to use SPI to read or write data. For SPI the SPI library is required. It can be downloaded from our repository. The library provides commands for communicating over SPI.
2. Includes
A couple of includes are required, the libraries for the microcontroller itself and the SPI library. The gpio library and the timer library are needed to.
#include "LPC17xx.h"
#include "lpc_types.h"
#include "ssp.h"
#include "GPIO.h"
#include "timer.h"
3. Initializing
SPI uses 4 IO pins, 1 clock, 1 MOSI, data from master to slave, 1 MISO, data from slave to master and one Chip select pin. Every SPI IC has a Chip Select pin, when the pin is low that IC will be selected to communicate with. Every SPI IC that has a high value on the Chip Select pin will ignore all signals on their data pins. 1 normal IO pin is used for the Chip Select, the clock; MOSI and MISO are SPI pins. Any IO pin can be used for Chip Select, For the tutorial pin 0.0 is used.
The timer has to be initialized to use it for delays and the GPIO pin for Chip Select has to be initialized as output and made high, the code for that is:
init_timer(0, 1000);
GPIOSetDir(0, 0, 1);
GPIOSetValue(0, 0, 1);
There are 2 SPI channels, SSP0 and SSP1. SSP0 uses pin 0.15 for the clock; pin 0.17 for MISO and pin 0.18 for MOSI. SSP1 uses pin 0.7 for the clock; pin 0.8 for MISO and pin 0.9 for MOSI. To initialize a SPI port the command SSP*channelno*init(); is used. To initialize SPI channel 1 the command is:
Some variables are also needed. SPI needs 2 array buffers, one for data that has to be send trough the SPI slave and one for data received from the SPI slave. Also its recommended to declare a variable with the value of the SPI channel that is used:
uint8_t src_addr[16]; //16 byte Write buffer
uint8_t dest_addr[16]; //16 byte Read buffer
uint8_t portnum = 1;
4. Write data to SPI
First the Chip Select has to be made low with the GPIOSetValue command: GPIOSetValue(0, 0, 0;)
The data that has to be written should be placed in the src_addr array that was declared earlier. To write 5 bytes of data (0x48, 0x65, 0x6c, 0x6c, 0x6f the ascii code for Hello) place the hex data in the buffer array:
src_addr[0] = 0x48;
src_addr[1] = 0x65;
src_addr[2] = 0x6c;
src_addr[3] = 0x6c;
src_addr[4] = 0x6f;
When the data is stored in the array all that is left is start the SPI data transmission with the SSPSend( portnum, (uint8_t *)src_addr, datanumbers); portnum is the used SPI port, (uint8_t *)src_addr is the send buffer, datanumbers is the amount of databytes to be send. The command needed to send the 5 databytes declared above is:
SSPSend( portnum, (uint8_t *)src_addr, 5 );
After the data is send the Chip Select pin needs to be made high again with the command GPIOSetValue(0, 0, 1); . Also a small delay can be needed for some SPI IC's, 1 millisecond is enough most of the time, the command for a small delay is: delayMs(0, 1);
5. Read data from SPI
To read data the Chip Select has to be made low with GPIOSetValue(0,0,0); . To read data from SPI the command SSPReceive(portnum, (uint8_t *)dest_addr, datanumbers); is used. Portnum is the used SPI port, (uint8_t *)dest_addr is the receive buffer, datanumbers is the amount of databytes that have to be read. A command to read 4 databytes is:
SSPReceive(portnum, (uint8_t *)dest_addr, 4);
The 4 databytes are now stored in dest_addr[0] to dest_addr[3]

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A wild-haired, bearded man was arrested for trying to break into a Granite Bay home where a 14-year-old girl was home alone.
Placer County Sheriff's deputies found 34-year-old Mitchell Leahy hiding in the backyard after the girl called her mother and told her a man was trying to enter their home on Barton Road.
Deputies rushed to the home after the girl's mother called 911 at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday to report that her daughter was home alone and a man had knocked on the front door. The girl did not answer the door. She then saw him attempting to force open a rear sliding door.
Deputies said the approaching sirens scared Leahy, who ran and hid in the backyard.
A crow bar, which he had used on the door, was also found in the yard.
Leahy was recently released on bail for burglary in Sacramento County.
Deputies found a loaded firearm, narcotics, stolen property, a fraudulent passport, and identity information belonging to others in his truck.
He was booked at the Placer County Jail in Auburn on charges of burglary, receiving stolen property and other charges.


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Summa's top boss unfazed by chief rival's big deal
Timothy Magaw
It's been a busy year for health care in Northeast Ohio.
We've seen a string of hospital acquisitions that brought a handful of new players to the region's already-crowded health care landscape.
We're on the verge of the implementation of two key tenants of President Barack's Obama's controversial health care overhaul — the still-confusing insurance exchanges and the individual mandate. At the state level, lawmakers are still wrangling over whether to expand the Medicaid program — a fight that's pitted Gov. John Kasich against leaders from his own party.
As such, there's plenty to talk about, and we'd like you to be part of the conversation. If you're interested in guest blogging for
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Also, on occasion, I'll showcase items on this blog that might be of interest to Northeast Ohio's business community. Got something to share? Shoot me a line.
That said, let's get started.
Strauss: We're focused on our own ship
Summa Health System
in Akron is eyeing closely
the plan by Community Health Systems
— a Nashville-based, for-profit health care juggernaut — and the
Cleveland Clinic
to acquire its financially hard pressed neighbor, Akron General Health System.
However, Summa president and CEO Thomas Strauss said the latest acquisition to rock the Northeast Ohio's health care market isn't deterring Summa from its mission.
"As the current market leader, we agree that share is important and something that we obviously look at," Mr. Strauss said in an e-mail. "But our greater focus is on the transformation of health care. The health care system in our country is broken."
Summa itself is in the process of
selling a 30% stake
of its enterprise for $250 million to Cincinnati's Catholic Health Systems, the state's largest health care system. According to Summa officials, the infusion of resources will help Summa shift from a system that is paid largely for treating sick people instead of keeping them healthy.
"That means transitioning away from fee-for-service and from trying to get the highest reimbursement rates possible," Mr. Strauss continued. "Instead, we believe in creating value for the people we serve by holding ourselves clinically and financially accountable for the health of the community. And by doing so, we believe we will transform the way care is delivered, and we will maintain our long-standing place as the leader in the community."
Making the pitch
I chatted recently with Marianne Markowitz, the regional administrator for the Small Business Administration, about the Affordable Care Act. The Obama administration — the SBA included — is in the midst of a sweeping public relations campaign as we near the October launch of the health care exchanges, or marketplaces, where individuals and small businesses can shop for health insurance.
When asked what she thought the most misunderstood aspect of the Affordable Care Act was for small businesses was, Ms. Markowitz told
, "I think most small businesses are being forced to provide health care. The reality is that this is all about choice."
The exchanges are where people and businesses can access "tax credits to provide health insurance if they choose to," she added. "They'll offer information about plans and people can comparatively shop."
For more information, Ms. Markowitz is directing small business owners to
SBA's website outlining the Affordable Care Act
This and that
Climbing the ladder: Cleveland Clinic CEO Dr. Toby Cosgrove was named as one of
Modern Healthcare
's most influential people in health care. This year, Dr. Cosgrove was ranked #16. Last year, Dr. Cosgrove was ranked #21. For the full list, click
Trimming the fat: Catholic Health Partners, Summa Health System's soon-to-be minority owner and the state's largest health system,
just outsourced 670 jobs
Not bad for a hospital: OSU Wexner Medical Center
posted a 23% jump in operating income
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It's amazing to see all of the different things that people are doing with the Kinect, originally designed by Microsoft to be used with their Xbox 360 video game console for motion control. The latest cool thing comes via this video in Russia, in which a company is using Kinect and augmented reality to create a virtual fitting room for women in a department store. Instead of dragging a bunch of clothes into a real dressing room, women can see what they will look like virtually.
Microsoft needs to ride this winner device and technology and start including it in more products as fast as they can.


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Last Sunday, Jennifer Miller's article posted on Slate.com about Nashville-based ministry Mercy Multiplied raised concerns about religiously based residential treatment for women. Miller interviewed several former residents who told troubling stories about their time in one Mercy's four residential facilities. Specifically, the former residents said they were discouraged from taking medication for mental illness, and said the program encouraged the removal of demons as a means of ridding re … [Read more...]
Q & A With Jackie Quinn, Director of Communications at Mercy Multiplied
Mercy Multiplied Is Subject of Slate Exposé
Mercy Multiplied (formerly known as Mercy Ministries) consists of several in-patient facilities which claim to assist young women recover from abuse, eating disorders, and various other mental and emotional conditions. On Sunday, online magazine Slate revealed unflattering and disturbing results of an investigation of the ministry through the eyes of several former patients.If the reports are true, then Mercy Multiplied should be shut down.These stories reminded me of the 1990s … [Read more...]
Janet Mefferd Breaks Silence in Slate Article on Driscoll Controversy
Janet Mefferd has drifted into the background since her apology for her on-air actions with Mark Driscoll on her November 21 broadcast. Today, in an article on Slate by Ruth Graham, Mefferd breaks her silence on the Driscoll controversy.Mefferd is clear that she continues to believe Driscoll's books inappropriately used material from other sources and that he needs to make it right. Go on over to Slate and read the article. … [Read more...]
What do Dan Savage and AFTAH's Mike Heath have in common?
They both support Ron Paul.In a Slate article out yesterday, gay activist Dan Savage (the inspiration behind the It Gets Better campaign), defended Ron Paul in comparison with social conservatives like Rick Santorum, saying:"...Ron [Paul] may not like gay people, and may not want to hang out with us or use our toilets, but he's content to leave us the fuck alone and recognizes that gay citizens are entitled to the same rights as all other citizens. Santorum, on the other hand, believes … [Read more...]


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American rock group My Chemical Romance were the big winners at the NME awards, taking home prizes for best video and best international band.
The group, who are from New Jersey, also performed at the ceremony at the O2 Academy in Brixton, south London.
Muse were named best British band for the second year in a row.
But there was bad news for Justin Bieber who was named least stylish and given the worst album award. And the Jonas Brothers were named worst group!


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Dragon Age: Inquisition - Love, Romance & Relationships
Game Informer continues their coverage on DA: Inquisition. This time they've talked to Mike Laidlaw, David Gaider and Luke Kristjanson about romances, love and relationsships in the DA: games.
On romances in the DA games, Mike Laidlaw has this to say:
"You need to make sure they're a real character and a person first." Once BioWare forms the history and motivations, the writers sit down to address how many romance options they need, and begin dissecting their characters.
Bioware makes sure they've covered relationships
from every angle. This forces the team to look beyond just the premise and into what implications it presents. "Are there issues of feminism or other problematic elements? What are we saying about this character we aren't intending to?" Gaider says. "We have to think about all those issues first and try to distill it down into a set of stories that we want to tell and feel good about telling."
According to Luke Kristjanson
"The player has to meet us halfway," Kristjanson says. "If they're going on an adventure with a love interest in the story, again that entire adventure is part of their romance, whether we label it romance or not."
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QuickBird, a survey satellite built and launched in January on behalf of DigitalGlobe, a private US company based in Colorado, is capable of producing digital photographic images so clear and precise that human figures can be seen on the ground.
Andrew McCleave, head of imaging for Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM), the international engineering company that owns the Australian and New Zealand rights to QuickBird's imaging system and its archive, says the images are proving valuable to a variety of organisations and companies.
SKM was a pioneer in Australia of high-precision aerial mapping and powerful computer interpretation of such images. Now they have moved into space.
McCleave says the DigitalGlobe images go far beyond what is possible with photographs taken from low-flying aircraft. The QuickBird satellite carries two digital cameras - a 61-centimetre resolution panchromatic sensor and a 2.5-metre multispectral four-band sensor. These take digital pictures in patches 16.5 kilometres square.
The sensors can be turned and tilted so that large pieces of continuous image data can be collected and sent to two Earth stations where they are recorded and sent to DigitalGlobe's centre at Longmont, Colorado, for interpretation and distribution.
The depth of the digital information obtained by combining information from the two sensors allows analysts to make conclusions about everything from the precise position of objects down to 60 centimetres in diameter to whether a farm needs trace elements or watering, and where. Such information can save money - for instance in applying fertilisers and supplements on a big field precisely where they are needed, McCleave says.
DigitalGlobe's aim is to provide a constantly updated, continuous record of the face of the Earth, seen from 450 kilometres away as clearly as if through a telescope just a few kilometres away. And the measurements that can be made from the digital images are as accurate as those from a traditional cartographic map.
By revisiting its tracks every two or three days, the satellite can follow changes on the Earth. McCleave says mapping large areas of land is made faster and cheaper by the satellite technology but just small areas of, say, a city block, can be economically charted, too.
A specialised image-enhancement algorithm handles identification of features in dark or bright areas such as the shadows cast by buildings or the icecap over Antarctica. One of the most impressive images in SKM's collection shows McMurdo Station clearly enough to pick out not only the buildings and freight containers but the paths linking them.
Stereoscopic images will be available in future, DigitalGlobe says, but, for the moment, precise tracking by the satellite and computation of the information received allows a precise picture to be drawn at a price within the range of even a fairly small company or municipality. A picture of one kilometre costs about $45, but the minimum purchase is 64 square kilometres. Images of up to 10,000 square kilometres are possible.
DigitalGlobe is assembling an archive from which sets can be bought online. Specific areas can also be photographed to order.
Images are sent to Australia over a high-speed Internet link, processed at SKM's Melbourne facility, printed out and burned to a CD.
DigitalGlobe says QuickBird is the forerunner of a constellation of spacecraft that will provide services from mapping to land and asset management, insurance risk assessment, agriculture, fisheries and environmental management. And that, they say, is only the beginning.
The idea of Big Brother watching us all is obvious and inevitable, McCleave says. But the potential benefits are awesome.
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From: Mitzi Perkins <>
Subject: Re: [HAMMAN-L] Elijah Hammond
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 1998 20:09:42 -0600
My John B. Hammond (abt. 1754) includes his wife, Christiana Norfleet and
their children: Azeneth (Jackson), Elias, Elijah, Enoch, Hervey, Helen,
Jacob, John, Samuel, Stradford, and Norfleet; many of their spouses and
offspring. I know that Helen and Norfleet were born in Robeson, NC.
Norfleet married Dorcas Israel and soon after, the Hammonds and Israels all
moved to Sumter, GA (about 1831-32 when the Indians were being manipulated
by white politicians and landowners). Dorcas died and Norfleet remarried in
Joseph Norfleet Hammond (1866-1928)and Martha Jane (Mattie) Pilkington
(1878-1943) were my grandparents. They had 16 surviving children, most of
whom were born in Texas. I am very interested in any information you may
have, as it seems we are researching the same family. I can exchange what I
have. But I have a couple of questions: Have John B. (Boyd?) Hammond's
parents been identified? Is there any documentation of the Lumbee,
Cherokee, Creek and Powhatan connection? My family history has always
included the fact that we are descendents of these native tribes. Does the
Great Dismal Swamp figure in anyone's Hammond family legends?
Mitzi Hammond Perkins
Joan Oxendine and Richard Smith wrote:
> Hi Gary,
> There's an Elijah Hammons b. abt. 1777 who lived in Robeson County, NC
> as a young adult until 1826. There is a strong possibility he was born
> in SC because his brother's birthplace was given as SC on the 1850
> census. I have information on his father (John), siblings (Jacob,
> Asenith, Samuel, Enoch, Harvey, John, Norfleet, Elias, Stradford, and
> Helen), and extended family, but not much on Elijah. Could my Elijah be
> the father of your Elijah?
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We were lucky enough to visit Cornwall's Scarlet Hotel recently. After packing our flip-flops, wet suits and eye masks, we jumped in the car and arrived at Mawgan Porth on the North Cornwall coast with plenty of time for an aperitif, enjoyed in a giant red Dutch Tub perched on the edge of the cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
The Scarlet offers guests beautifully designed interiors and exteriors – artwork, sculpture, furniture and lighting by Cornish artists adorns public spaces – along with food to die for, friendly, knowledgeable staff and 37 bedrooms, all with sea views and rain water showers.
Enter the building and an immediate sense of space, light, peace and tranquility washes over you, helped by the fact that no children are allowed to step foot in the hotel. Those seeking family-friendly environs can book into the Bedruthan Steps, owned by the same family.
The Scarlet is the brainchild of three sisters who wanted to create a luxurious, adult-only retreat that put eco-friendly credentials and sustainability at its heart. They have achieved this by using a biomass boiler fuelled by local wood chippings, solar panels, rainwater and grey water harvesting, and a sea thrift roof.
If you feel like being active, it's all there for you: foraging, tree climbing, wild swimming, yoga on the beach. If it's relaxation you're after, you've come to the right place. The Ayurvedic-inspired spa takes guests on individual 'journeys', there's an indoor pool, meditation room, Hammam, Rhassoul and couples' suite with double bath. There's also a natural outdoor pool for sunnier days that uses a living reed bed as a filtration system. It was freezing when we visited but looked tempting all the same.
Ben Tunnicliffe, a local Michelin star chef, is at the helm in the restaurant, offering diners beautifully prepared local produce, from Cornish scallops and John Dory, to St Ives beef and wild mushroom pie. Breakfast is equally delicious.
Work your way through the wine list in the bar over a game of Scrabble or relax in the library with its low lighting and pool table. Service is discreet and enthusiastic; most of the staff are locals and are only too happy to share their local knowledge. We loved it so much we're already dreaming of our next visit.


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Great job on ur swap. I recently did a swap on my 01 325ci. I used a 03 330ci motor and manual trans. i also used the key, ignition switch, wiring harness and and the box that goes to it from the donor car, (dont know what its called, just knows it goes under the dash by the pedals. My question to u is... do i still need to have it coded? The dsc light on and the gear selection led on the cluster has a gear with an exclamation mark in it. My mechanic who did the swap said its from the car needing an alignment. I talked to a place called the Bimmer Workshop here in Houston, TX they said something is not hooked up or wired correctly. I tried programming the key to unlock the doors several times and it never worked. the original key still does. I was also wondering about the two red wires located by the DME in ur swap write up. What are those wires for? I dont recall reading about them, unless I missed it. Please feel free call or message me back when u have a sec. 8159147389.
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I just read about Gnome 2.22's new features and a new plugin for Totem. Could be useful?
See http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...item=980&num=1Code:Totem Makes Friends With MythTV, YouTube: While GNOME's movie player, Totem, is far from being a new project, in GNOME 2.22 are several enticing additions. Totem 2.22 features plugins for YouTube and MythTV. The YouTube plug-in allows you to search and browse YouTube.com video files all within Totem. The MythTV plugin for GNOME allows you to view recordings from a MythTV server as well as view live TV. We have especially enjoyed the MythTV plug-in and look forward to its continued development. Two other new Totem plug-ins are Publish and Tracker, which allows you to share your current playlist via HTTP and search for videos, respectively. The Totem 2.21/2.22 branch also contains other improvements and fixes for this movie player.


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Tuesday November 6th, 2012 - 10:38AM
ROCKLEIGH, NJ—Dolce Hotels and Resorts named Jesse Luis VP/development for North America, responsible for driving strategic property growth.
"With The Alexander (hotel) set to open in Indianapolis in January, Dolce is seeking out new opportunities for expansion across North America," said Steven Rudnitsky, president/CEO of Dolce Hotels and Resorts. "With his strong background in crafting successful development strategies for upscale hotel brands, Jesse will be a strong player in that effort."
Luis previously served as VP/real estate development services at Choice Hotels International, Inc., where he conceived the national development strategy for the upscale Cambria Suites brand and closed on a pipeline of projects totaling more than 1,000 rooms.
Prior to that, Luis was with Marriott International for more than a decade, departing as VP/North America real estate with responsibility for developing upscale properties throughout the Northeast. He also previously served as area VP/lodging development, responsible for growth strategy, ground-up development and conversions, originating and negotiating management agreements and transacting franchise agreements for select-service and extended-stay hotels.
Dolce Hotels and Resorts operates 25 upscale hotels, resorts and conference-focused properties through North America and Europe. Dolce Hotels and Resorts is continuing to expand and downtown Indianapolis, IN, will welcome The Alexander in early 2013; European hotel launches are planned in Vittel, France, and Belas, Portugal.


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Two firefighters wearing breathing apparatus entered the ground floor kitchen of the semi-detached house and put out the blaze with a hose reel.
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A bill that would allow terminally ill patients to take their own lives with lethal doses of prescription drugs sailed smoothly through the liberal-leaning Senate Health and Welfare Committee last Friday, with a unanimous 5-0 vote.
But the legislation — deemed "Death with Dignity" by proponents and "Physician Assisted Suicide" by opponents — is about to hit a steep uphill climb.
On Tuesday, Health and Welfare passed the bill, S.77, over to the Senate Judiciary Committee, where its chair, Sen. Dick Sears, D-Bennington, is a longtime opponent and prepared to vote the bill down.
"I am opposed to the bill — firmly opposed," Sears said before the Senate Democrats caucused for an hour on how to handle the bill. At the caucus, Sears told his fellow Dems that his committee was poised to vote down the bill 2-3.
Even if this happens, however, Sen. President Pro Tempore John Campbell, D-Windsor, said the bill would still get a fair hearing on the floor, which is an exception from how bills usually proceed when they are voted down in a committee.
Campbell, who also opposes the measure, told VTDigger he hopes Senate Judiciary will vote on the bill by Friday, and he wants the entire Senate to vote on the legislation next week.
House Speaker Shap Smith, D-Morrisville, who supports the bill, said that if the bill dies in Senate, the House would not propose additional legislation.
Senate Judiciary will hear additional testimony on the bill this week, after Health and Welfare heard four days of testimony last week, and both committees held a joint public hearing that drew more than 200 concerned citizens last Tuesday.
The issue has consistently divided Vermonters of all political stripes and proved a topic that stirs strong emotions and convictions on both sides. This year's legislation is almost identical to a bill proposed last year by a tri-partisan group of senators.
The most prominent change is a shift in palliative care requirements. Under the previous legislation, a participating physician would have needed to refer the terminally ill patient for palliative care consultation. Now, the physician would only need to inform the patient of options for palliative care, which is the providing of holistic care for patients with advanced progressive illness, from pain management to psychological, social and spiritual support and the best quality of life for patients and their families.
A key concern Sears and Campbell have about the legislation is that it allows physicians to report the underlying cause of a patient's death as the patient's illness, not the prescription drug overdose that actually kills them.
"One of my major objections is asking doctors to lie," said Sears. "In the bill, you say the doctor may … call the cause of death as the underlying disease. That is calling the cause of death cancer, for example, when the cause of death is the overdose of a pill."
Sears also argued that the Vermont Medical Society's lack of support for the bill is a problem.
Justin Campfield, spokesman for the Vermont Medical Society, said the bill would take attention away from more urgent health care issues.
"We don't think there should be any legislation one way or another dealing with physician-assisted suicide," he said. "We feel this is an issue better left to patients and physicians and using the resources currently available," Campfield said.
"I share the concern of the docs who are going to be complicit in this," Sears said. "I share the concern of the disability community that this will force people [towards physician-assisted death]. The proponents of the bill I don't think hold water in terms of the impact this might have on teen suicide, the impact on palliative care, the impact it might have on folks with disabilities."
Campbell said that although he has religious issues with the bill, he is able to put his personal views aside. His major qualm with the bill, he said, is on a policy level.
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what are welfare payments or consumer subsidies
In what country?
Welfare payment is the provision of a minimal level of well being and social support for all citizens. In most developed countries, welfare is largely provided by the government, in addition to charities, informal social groups, religious groups, and inter-governmental organizations.
Welfare can take a variety of forms, such as monetary payments, subsidies and vouchers, or housing assistance. It is commonly provided to individuals who are unemployed, those with illness or disability, the elderly, those with dependent children, and veterans.
Welfare payment is the provision of minimal level of wellbeing


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Orange Fairy House/
"All good books are alike in that they are truer than if they had really happened and after you are finished reading one you will feel that all that happened to you and afterwards it all belongs to you: the good and the bad, the ecstasy, the remorse and sorrow, the people and the places and how the weather was. If you can get so that you can give that to people, then you are a writer."
Ernest Hemingway
Pages from the hardback I'm altering into an art journal called the noticing journal.
For this page, I focused on hunting through my various zip-loks of paper journal fodder, my little decorated sucrets box of stamps, washi tapes, etc searching for things that were orange, gold or yellow. Postage stamps, bits of chinese papers, bits of handpainted papers, clippings from magazines, washi tape, tissue paper, a photograph of the faerie house that hangs in the japanese maple just off the back porch, fodder collected at places like post offices and banks, pages from old books. I painted the pages of the book first (no bothering with gesso), "built" the grid as I found stuff for the pages, edged with neocolors and colored pencils. I don't write on most of my pages... it used to bother me, taunt me... like why aren't you writing anything, can the page be finished without words... and yes, it most certainly can. It is whatever it turns out to be.
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More than 25 percent of consumers in the United States own and use logoed drinkware every single day. This data alone makes these products a powerful mechanism to promote your event, raise your brand awareness, and lift the ceiling on revenue earning potential for years to come. At ePromos, we believe in offering glassware and other products that stand up to repeated use, are simple to clean, and won't dull over time, giving your promotional efforts the longevity they deserve. Whether you're looking for shatterproof plastic or printed pint glasses, our selection offers a robust catalog that won't send you away in search of better options.
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Join as a member. There's a certificate with your name on it.
I have a View of Booking Items. Every Booking Item has a reference to a Booking. I want to show all Bookings in the calendar, so I fetch Booking Items and then aggregate the results and do a COUNT on the nid so I get the [Booking title] + [Number of child booking items].
Anyway, that works perfectly if I select a normal display plugin like HTML list. The result is a per-date title + count. When I select FullCalendar as display plugin, the aggregation seems to be ignored and ALL booking items show (every one with a count of 1). Somehow the query changes from
GROUP BY field_data_field_date_node_entity_type, field_data_field_date_field_date_value, node_field_data_field_booking_title
GROUP BY nid_2, field_data_field_date_node_entity_type
I've no idea why. All that's different is the display plugin. That shouldn't change the query...
I see the FullCalendar also adds a DISTINCT to the SELECT statement =( That's not the issue in this case, but it's still weird.
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Reproducing is very easy with 2 node types:
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel near Rapids Water Park
Popular property highlights
Situated near the beach, this hotel is 1.7 mi (2.8 km) from Rapids Water Park and 3.1 mi (4.9 km) from Palm Beach Maritime Museum. CityPlace and Henry Morrison Flagler Museum are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
An outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a snack bar/deli are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free buffet breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free manager's reception. Additionally, coffee/tea in a common area, a business center, and conference rooms are onsite.
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All 78 rooms feature kitchens with refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and dishwashers. Free WiFi and sofa beds are standard, as are flat-screen TVs with cable channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Residence Inn by Marriott West Palm Beach
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Hotel Amenities
Residence Inn by Marriott West Palm Beach features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning as well as a complimentary manager's reception on select days. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and limo/town car service. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Residence Inn by Marriott West Palm Beach is a smoke-free property.
- Outdoor pool
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 78
- Number of floors - 3
- Laundry facilities
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Business center
- Free breakfast
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fireplace in lobby
- Free WiFi
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Free reception
- Snack bar/deli
- Smoke-free property
- Television in common areas
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen
- Snack bar/deli
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- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Iron/ironing board
- Kitchen
- Flat-panel TV
- Dishwasher
- Stovetop
- Microwave
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Shower/tub combination
- Sofa bed
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free WiFi
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast each morning. A complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Basketball on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
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- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 100 per accommodation, per stay
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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- Pet fee: USD 100 per accommodation, per stay
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- Marriott Residence Inn West Palm Beach
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x_debbieModel Female Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
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About MeHey everyone! My name is Debbie and I am a full-time model based in Glasgow.
My experience to date includes photographic and runway modelling, promotions and dance. I am currently with EGA agency in Scotland and part of News of the World Score Angels.
I am interested in fashion, lingerie and glamour work but i will consider all jobs depending on assignment. I love doing something different so all new ideas welcome!! I currently have good availability and have my own car for travel. I am more than willing to travel and do so all over the UK for work. I have an extensive wardrobe and do my own hair and make-up if this is not provided as part of job.
I am a bubbly, enthusiastic girl. I am hard working and always give 100% to every job but i like to make shoots fun. I have passion for modelling, i love what i do!
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About Keith Belling
Age: 52
Family: Single, close with his brother and sister.
Roots: Raised in Piedmont, Calif., where his parents owned a furniture store and an antiques shop.
School:University of California-Davis and University of California, Hastings College of the Law.
Books: His favorites include The English Patient, Undaunted Courage and The Tipping Point.
Guilty pleasures: Mojitos, celebrity/gossip magazines and zoning out in front of the TV.
Home and office: His stylish home in Cow Hollow, Calif. — decorated with a mix of antiques and contemporary art — was profiled in the San Francisco Chronicle. Yet the decor in his office in San Francisco's financial district is simple, featuring beige carpeting, black furniture and rows of neatly stacked manila folders.
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The St. Lawrence River is a tournament that's all about electronics and what they do for bass anglers. There's an island everywhere up here. In fact, there are so many of them that picking one out to fish is a real challenge. Most of them look fishy, at least at first glance. The only real way to cull some of them out of the mix is to check them out with your electronics.
The problem is made more complex by this river. In some places, the St. Lawrence is a true river system. It's fairly narrow and has a moderate to strong current. In other places, however, it's several miles wide and is more like a lake. That makes for two very different approaches.
When everything looks like it ought to hold fish — river-like or lake-like — the only way to sort out the great locations from the good or ordinary locations is with your electronics. There are several good units around. I won't pick one to highlight in this column over any other. But, just in case you're wondering, I prefer the better Lowrance units. (Yes, they are a sponsor.)
I'm usually looking for something that sets one island or structure area apart from another. It might be a rock shoal on one side; it might be a steep drop on one side; it might be a twist or, it might be something else that's out of the ordinary, something different from its surroundings.
No matter what you're looking for, or what you find, you'll need your electronics. It's the only way to find what you're looking for. That's why you hear so much about learning how to use them.
I suspect that a lot of readers think all we do is fish, that we go out every morning looking for the best spots and trying to figure out what's the best lure. We do that. I'll admit it.
But you might be surprised to find out that we also spend a lot of time practicing with our equipment — boat, big motor, electric motor, electronics. We want to know what they'll do, and what they won't do under certain conditions.
Electronics present a special challenge. Every professional angler I know spends hours and hours learning how they work. This stuff may be user friendly on one level but that doesn't mean you can use it efficiently out of the box.
Spend some time practicing. Leave your rod and reels in their storage compartment.
Another thing about the new electronic equipment is that it'll do a lot more than just show you the bottom. The maps that are available nowadays are really good. They may not show every tiny detail but they'll sure get you started.
And the GPS in them is something to behold. Mark a waypoint and you can return to the same exact spot next year, or 10 years from now. It'll also help solve the hidden secret among us all—getting lost. I'm not saying it's to me, but I will tell you it's happened to a friend of mine a time or two.


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This is the latest version of the dynamic speculative allocation beyond EOF patch set. The description of the patchset can be found here: http://oss.sgi.com/archives/xfs/2010-10/msg00040.html Version 3: - allocsize mount option returned to fixed preallocation size only. - reduces maximum dynamic prealloc size as the filesytem gets near full. - split i_delayed_blks bug fixes into new patch (posted in 2.6.37-rc bug fix series) Version 2: - base speculative execution size on current inode size, not the number of previous speculative allocations.
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Monday, 6 October 2008
George R. Brown Convention Center, Exhibit Hall E
Water-soluble P forms are important from a crop nutrition and water quality perspective. While the factors influencing inorganic P availability are well established, much less is known about the factors controlling organic P solubility and its potential bioavailability. We measured water-extractable P concentrations and P hydrolyzed by phosphatase enzymes in a range of unfertilized floodplain soils from the Lake Champlain Basin, Vermont. In a group of 14 Ap-horizons, organic P was the dominant form of water-extractable P (74%). Across the soils, 17% of the total water-extractable organic P was hydrolyzed to inorganic P by the addition of alkaline phosphatase (reflecting labile sugar phosphates), while 31% was hydrolyzed by alkaline phosphatase plus phosphodiesterase (nucleic acids and phospholipids). Water-soluble organic P also dominated in another set of Ap (71%) and C horizons (69%), and was significantly correlated with organic matter and soil water content. Results show that soil map unit properties (organic matter and drainage) influenced the nature and reactivity of the water-soluble P pool.


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A few years ago, I wrote a post finally just being honest about what I thought about modern church worship music in evangelical circles. It struck a chord as I discovered I was not alone in my frustration.I wanted to sing—and to sing in a way that didn't make me feel as if I were back in grade school—and a lot of other people did, too.Many people came out of the worship closet then, saying they had left the church entirely because of the pathetic state of music.Although I don't en … [Read more...]
Why I'm Still Struggling to Sing in Your Church
Singing in Church: Is It Time for a New Worship War?
Based on interest in my post "Why I've Stopped Singing in Your Church," I thought FaithWalkers readers might enjoy this guest post from my friend Rich Birch. Rich serves as the Operations Pastor at Liquid Church, and blogs at unSeminary.com about stuff you wish they taught you in seminary. You can follow Rich him on Twitter and Facebook. The first church I served at was in the middle of a worship war when I started there. It was like a cold war with a lot of passive-aggressive leadership on bot … [Read more...]
Why My Children Wear Blindfolds in Your Church
The following letter was, to the best of my recollection, sent in anonymously after allegedly being discovered in crumpled pieces behind a church dumpster. Given the magnitude of the problem of immodesty in the church today and the dire straits of this man whose children wear blindfolds in church, I thought it worth sharing here in it's entirety without edits. If you have seen any churches that fit his description, please leave a comment with a click here so the letter can be returned … [Read more...]
Raising Hands in Church a Distraction? One Pastor's Perspective
My post Why I Don't Raise My Hands in Your Church may have had some readers doubting that any Christians could possibly have a problem with a practice that has become standard worship procedure in worship -- raising hands.Let me stress, I don't have a problem -- provided our focus is on worshipping God sincerely in Spirit and truth and not on conforming to external pressures.I thought one pastor's perspective on this issue was worth discussing as it represents a significant corner of … [Read more...]
Why I Don't Raise My Hands in Your Church
I know what you're thinking.If I don't raise my hands in your church, there's probably something seriously wrong with the state of my soul. Clearly the Spirit ain't moving if my hands aren't lifting, right? [See my post Why I Left Your Seeker-friendly Church.]OK. So I don't know what you're thinking exactly, but after having experienced countless Evangelical worship services and having been harangued by worship leaders to clap more, turn and greet total strangers as if we were long-lost f … [Read more...]
Stuart McAllister: 3 Steps to Resist the Worship of Self
Privileged to feature a guest post from Stuart McAllister, Vice President, Training and Special Projects, with Ravi Zacharias International Ministries. Stuart, born in Scotland, has been a long-time Christian mobilizer in Europe, including several brief imprisonments for preaching the gospel in communist countries. Our culture embraces the diversity of idolatrous options manufactured and served up to us on a regular basis. Narcissism finds a welcome in many hearts. How do we resist? What can we … [Read more...]
Why I Left Your Seeker-Friendly Church
It's not you. It's me. That's why I left your seeker-friendly church.At least that's what I'm telling everyone. Just to be polite.I know I should just be honest, being a Christian and all, but I'd rather not feel like an evangelical outcast if I can help it. It's bad enough that I haven't renewed my subscription to Christianity Today (If we could just keep that between us, I'd appreciate it).But truth be told, I just don't get what this seeker-friendly church stuff is all about. … [Read more...]
Manhood Restored: A Review of Eric Mason's New Book
It sounds like the beginning of a politically incorrect joke.A Black Nationalist, a psychologist, and a preacher walk into a bar.... In this case, however, they are all the same person. His name is Eric Mason. And he has written a book, Manhood Restored: How the Gospel Makes Men Whole, drawn from that eclectic background that delivers a much-needed message to men in Christ's church today: Rise up, men. The world is waiting.Eric Mason is a former Black Nationalist and holds a degree in … [Read more...]


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Indians in the diaspora are left in the lurch by the Indian government .
Pasta, basil and tacos are jostling for space in the Indian pantry with rajma, basmati rice and haldi.
Visitors come from far and wide to pay homage to his memory in a lovely white temple located a quarter of a mile into the Caribbean Sea.
Kumar, intent on being more than a rumor, has been quietly waging a behind-the-scenes campaign to be America's envoy to New Delhi, although, publicly, he says he would "have to think about it" if asked..
A more confident generation asserts its place in the American psyche.
India has no record of me. I have no friend in India. No relative there that I speak to. I have not set foot on the soil of India yet. How is it that my heart belongs there?
2016 is distinctive in the number of Indian Americans who have a serious shot at entering the U.S. Congress.
Hinduism is a religion of vast diversity with different philosophical views and religious practices.
Indian Americans are conflicted over abandoning their Indian nationality to acquire U.S. citizenship.
There is no better time to reflect on the idea of citizenship than now.
Perhaps in today's increasingly unstable fundamentalist environment, it is necessary for us to choose our country — one country — and remain staunchly loyal to it.
The potluck was a shimmering event in my uneventful life as a stay-at-home spouse. I finally had a purpose.
The need for dual citizenship is pressing, because of rising mobility, including digital connectivity. Mobile Indians, such as Portuguese Goans, NRIs, OCIs, and many business people would benefit from dual citizenship, as would the country.
South Asian American spelling success is connected to the history of this ethnic community's immigration to the United States.
Part peer-pressure and part awe inspires starry-eyed Indian travelers to take that obligatory trip to Niagara Falls
The UAE is home to 2.6 million Indian expats, the largest expat community constituting 30 percent of the total population.
If there could be two lands and cultures that are a total opposite of one another, then surely Sweden and India are it.
Applicants for student and work visas to the United States and other countries pray at this temple ahead of their appointments with consular officers.
New York is the most multiracial Indian city. No surprise there. But Hawaii and Alaska are the most multiracial Indian states.
The stories of three Indian immigrants as they make the journey to America, build memories along the way and wrestle with the eternal question facing those away from home — are we here to stay or is there a road that leads back to where we came from.
I knew I was different, but I also knew the world was big. If I didn't fit-in in the Midwest, I would fit in elsewhere.
As I breathe in, my mind takes a flight down memory lane as my sense of smell dreamily hovers over the many delicious fragrances of my motherland, India.
Indians in Oregon are four times as likely to be multiracial and divorced than in New Jersey.
The nearly 14 million Indian migrants dispersed all over the globe in mid-2013 are the highest for any country, according to a United Nations report.
Vienna came alive with the colors of Holi.
A United Nations Report on international migration reported that Indians are the largest migrant group in the world.
When we travel in Europe we search for Indian restaurants. Not just for the food, but for the Taste of India abroad.
The most popular universities in the United States for Indian students are ones you likely have never heard of.
They are caught in the middle, confused souls, who often want to return, but can't, or desire to linger on just a little longer.
India has been "very accepting" of non-Indians arriving from the U.S. or elsewhere, armed with skills and good ideas for doing business.
If you are sweating over your Indian identity, don't. You are liberated from its search. You can find it in what you already are.
India's notorious bureaucrats, who were unenthusiastic about the OCI Certificate to begin with — save for the nearly $250 million dollars in application fees that the initiative has generated — have been working overtime to chip away at even its modest benefits.
A series of high profile politicians from foreign countries make a pilgrimage to Bihar in search of their roots.
Neither Satish nor his father, Shyam Yadav, have ever met his "bua" and their only connection to her is through an ancestor, Mahesh, who left for British Guyana about 110 years ago.
There's a whole other side to New York that you likely won't find in guidebooks.
Overseas Indian oftentimes leave behind aging parents, many of who suffer the pangs of loneliness and abandonment.
Online and social media help NRIs hold on to tradition.
Returning NRIs are quickly realizing that the nostalgia of the past seldom withstands the harsh realities of an extended stay.
American politics has assumed many of the unhealthy characteristics of its Indian counterpart, such as communal vote banks divided along religious and caste lines — reflected by Southern evangelist and white voters on the Republican side, arrayed against minority and women voters on the Democratic side.
Incarceration is always painful and it penalizes not just criminals — both white collar and "hardened types" — but equally innocent members of their families. But all this hand-wringing by those sympathetic to Gupta glosses over the enormous iniquities inherent in the U.S. justice system on a daily basis.