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Micah Six Eight: The Stirrer of Hearts
The Stirrer of Hearts
Orphans. Families. Lost Boys.
Against all sound reasoning, we made the crazy decision to invite them ALL to our feast.
And we felt foolish from the start, seeing all the faces sitting around the table. We wondered if anything we raised would be too little for such great need.
But each time we wondered and shook our heads, considered how foolish we were to take on such a crazy project, God has encouraged us, strengthened our resolve and reminded us that this is HIS work. His feast.
The plight of these orphans had His heart long before they had ours.
Though we are cooking this stew, It is God who is stirring the pot.
He is the stirrer of hearts.
And that is where we find our strength.
There is NO STRATEGY that could feed THIS MANY in ONE Giveaway.
It is pure insanity.
We tried to think of strategies. We considered all kinds of tricks and ways to get people to donate large amounts. We had an elaborate tier system for the prizes. We spent hours working on it.
In the end. We scrapped it. We went with the simplest system we could find. The same one we used a year ago for Jonah's Giveaway. In that one we raised $5,000.00. Considering that the donated prizes for this one were worth close to $5,000.00, we knew we were being fools. But against all advice and the wisdom of the world, we decided to leave the entire Giveaway in the hands of the Holy Spirit.
To just let God be God.
To push our little boat out into the waters trusting that He would guide us to safety.
It has been absolutely exhilarating!
In the first days of the Giveaway, He provided a family for Bernadette.
The cheering this side of the ocean HAD to have been heard across the waters.
We threw out numbers that we didn't want to say... BIG NUMBERS... Too scared to make a commitment but hoping... praying....
30,000.00 - 40,000.00 - 50,000.00
To big for me to even whisper out loud!
But we have watched God drawing hearts in such a way that we are within $5,000.00 of meeting the lowest BIG NUMBER!!
WE HAVE CURRENTLY RAISED $25,263.78
He set in our hearts the desire for each orphan at our table to receive at least $1,000.00 in their grant account.
AS OF LAST NIGHT, ALL EIGHT CHILDREN REACHED THAT GOAL!
Heath has $5670.94 in his grant account.
Jack has $5365.60 in his grant account.
Emmitt has $1502.50 in his grant account.
Igor has $1441.20 in his grant account.
Hanson has $1189.00 in his grant account.
Laurel has $11,133.81 in her grant account.
Harmony has $1214.64 in her grant account.
He set in our hearts the desire for each family at our table to receive at least $2,000.00 in their grant account.
As of right now - One family has reached that goal!!
The Archer family - $2030.00 raised - GOAL MET!!
Seven families still need help!!
The Carpenter family - $614.00 raised
The Burman family - $610.00 raised
The Menges family - $1525.00 raised
The Duncan family - $1020.00 raised
The Booth family - $716.00 raised
The Brown family - $737.00 raised
The Unroe family - $1084.52 raised
It isn't over. We have FOUR DAYS left in this Giveaway.
God is not done stirring in hearts. Your hearts. Our hearts.
Eight children still need families. Emmitt. Jack. Victoria. LAUREL. HARMONY. Heath. Hanson. Igor.
Sixteen children still need their Mamas and Papas to cross the ocean and carry them out of their living nightmare. The eleven families going to get them need EVERY SINGLE ONE of our PRAYERS. They need our emotional and physical SUPPORT. They need our words of ENCOURAGEMENT. They need our FINANCIAL support.
MARIA NEEDS HER MAMA.
She needs to lay down the burden of being parents to her little sisters and brother. She needs to rest. She needs to be a child. She needs Traci and Scott Heim to cross the ocean and bring her home.
God is not done yet.
Thus, we are not done.
REJOICING WE LOOK BACK, BELIEVING WE PRESS FORWARD!!
We have raised $25,263.78 for our Mulligan Stew...
318 people have donated!
$6940.46 raised
$11,133.81-- SHE NEEDS A FAMILY! $1214.64-- SHE NEEDS A FAMILY
$1019.80 raised $1014.64 raised
$1869.20 in her grant account $1441.20 in his grant account $1502.50 in his grant account
$1750.45 raised $1059.00 raised $1018.50 raised
$1084.52 raised $716.00 raised
$737.00 raised
$614.00 raised
$1525.00 raised $1020.00 raised
$1,401.00 raised
Faith March 28, 2012 at 9:11 AM
I donated $10 to the Heims.
WifeofWorldsBestHusbandDaddy March 28, 2012 at 12:05 PM
Donated again, this time in honor of my Big Bro's Birthday today. He just happened to be adopted. : D
$28 to The Unroe Family from the Ristow7
Loving the Mommy Life March 28, 2012 at 7:23 PM
Thank you so very much! :) If you haven't sent me an email yet with your address, then email me at abcunroe@yahoo.com and I'll send you out a Thank You picture. :)
Leah March 28, 2012 at 4:49 PM
shared yet again on facebook!
Tammy, ON, Canada March 28, 2012 at 6:54 PM
Rejoicing with you at God's awesomeness :) I love how you wrote "The plight of these orphans had His heart long before they had ours." God hears their cries, He is working on behalf of them. He is mighty to save.
It's been incredible to see God bless every day. I think about all the seeds and prayers so many people have sown into the lives of these children and families. The reaping will be so far reaching. That is completely awesome.
Chris Messimer donated $10 to Maria
Lee and Kelly Messimer donated $200 to bring Maria and her siblings home to Mommy, and $200 to the Lost Boys
THANK YOU Julia and Rob for allowing us to share in what God is doing!
Michelle March 28, 2012 at 10:21 PM
Hello! Just wanted to let you know I just donated $20 to Maria, and $20 to Harmony. Thank you so much for doing such a wonderful thing, and giving us the opportunity to help bring these children home to loving families!! I am going to spread the word on my fb so hopefully more people will become aware of this. God bless!
Mulligan Stew mentioned on my facebook page tonight.... Julie F. sanfordswife1@yahoo.com
Glennda March 28, 2012 at 11:57 PM
God is being glorified all over this post. I am so glad I read this today, but even more glad that others will read it!
Blessings to you and all the work you do to honor our God
Sue Gile


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Pred. & Preach. Daughter - Ch. 6
Around noon on a hot August Saturday, Chasity walked out of the crowded Bennington airport terminal and caught the first taxi she could find enroute to the hotel that she’d reserved a room at. After spending three months in a cast, regularly attending a fracture clinic for the first six of those twelve weeks, enduring multiple x-rays and the inconvenience of not being able to drive herself around, plus several additional months of grueling physical therapy from her fractured tibia (shin bone), she was finally walking normally again, even wearing heels again.
Fortunately for Chasity, she had the type of job that she could do sitting down and was able to return to work within a month after her injury. After wallowing in self-pity for a couple of weeks during the early days of her recovery, she made the decision to take in a roommate and then subsist off of the bare essentials for the rest of the year in order to put back what had been lost from her bank account. Chasity even sold her computer and car in her determination to reenter her daughter’s life not just physically healthy, but financially healthy as well.
Although Chasity wasn’t rich and probably wouldn’t be able to open up her own floral shop for years to come, she could afford to put her child up in a decent apartment and provide for her without government assistance. At least for the next two years, if she continued to manage her money wisely and took odd landscaping and freelance floral jobs as she often did back in Tennessee.
Having done as much research as she could about her daughter’s whereabouts and present situation, Chasity discovered that the child had been placed with a Mrs. Marjorie Ireland. Marjorie was Sheena’s best friend from college and when the Deweys died in a bad car accident while attending a business conference up north, Mrs. Ireland had been left with Sheena’s only child and placed as executor of her friend’s sizable estate.
Chasity could care less about that will and about any assets that had been left. She hadn’t taken any money from the Deweys the first time and she didn’t want any money from them this time. All she wanted was her daughter. Marjorie Ireland could have the money.
After checking into her hotel, Chasity went to shower and change. Her next taxi trip would lead to the residence of one Mrs. Marjorie Ireland.
“Uncle Marcos, let’s say it again,” seven-year-old La’Charity said to the man that she’d come to love dearly over the last year. Before her adopted parents died, she’d just seen Marcos on occasion, mostly whenever she visited with the Irelands. Now she saw him almost every day and they have formed a very strong bond. In fact, their bond was quite different from those that Marcos had with all the other kids. Quite different from the bond that La’Charity had even experienced with her adopted father.
Patrick Dewey had been loving, kind, and lots of fun, but Marcos Valdez seemed to understand La’Charity like no one else could. He especially seemed to understand her unceasing search for knowledge that prompted hundreds of questions, which usually drove other people nutty.
Marcos liked answering La’Charity’s questions and seemed to take it as his personal duty to teach her something new every time he saw her. Today they were sitting on the couch in the den going over counting to ten in Spanish while the other kids were in the pool out back, unwilling to have anything to do with school topics just yet. Jaleel was supervising the swimmers while Marjorie was in the kitchen preparing snacks for everyone.
“Uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez,” Marcos recited, verbally feeding his youngest niece another serving of his heritage and satisfying her need to learn in the process. Marjorie did not share this part of her brother’s heritage. Although they shared the same African-American mother, their fathers were different. His was Hispanic and hers was Native-American which would explain why they’d always carried two different last names, had different textures of hair, and possessed different skin tones. However, they both did have their mother’s ebony-colored eyes and strong aristocratic nose.
Upon her second divorce, Quantia Valdez left both of her kids in their fathers’ custodies so that she could roam the world in her singing career without the encumbrances of children. Unfortunately, this caused Marcos and Marjorie to grow up in two different parts of the country, he in Texas and she in Washington state.
Yet despite the miles that had divided them, the brother and sister continued to stay in touch over the years through phone calls and letters, especially since they never wanted to be separated in the first place. Interestingly enough, that is the main reason Marjorie enrolled in the foster care program. She wanted to give other kids who felt displaced a sense of family, especially since Quantia still failed to keep in touch with her and Marcos on a regular basis. They usually had to call their mother first. Fortunately, Marjorie’s father kept in constant touch with her via phone and even visited her during the holidays.
With a sentimental streak just as strong as his sister’s, as soon as Marcos completed his undergrad degree and all of the subsequent architect-related training, he established his new company in Bennington, Georgia in order to close the miles between him and Marjorie. That decision allowed him to be a part of his sister’s life full-time. Fortunately, that was one less decision that Marcos would have to regret in his life.
When La’Charity repeated those Spanish numerals behind him as fluently as if she’d been reared in a Spanish-speaking home, Marcos nodded with approval and gave one of her thick ponytails an affectionate tug. “Very good, Bonita,” he said, smiling down into the distinct, honey-colored eyes of the little girl in the pink and white summer short-set.
La’Charity smiled, too, with a sense of accomplishment and with the understanding that he’d called her pretty again. Uncle Marcos often called the girls in the house pretty, but when he said it to her, his eyes always took on this faraway look as if he was remembering something or rather someone.
“Do I get ice cream today?” La’Charity asked, waiting for the customary reward for a job well done. Uncle Marcos always rewarded the kids when they accomplished a challenging task. He’d brought all of them new bicycles each time one of them successfully learned sign language in order to better communicate with Lee, the very first foster child that Marjorie and Jaleel adopted, who was unfortunately born deaf. Fortunately, Lee could effectively read lips and that helped him a lot at home, in school, and at play.
Interestingly enough, La’Charity learned how to sign faster than all the other kids, as well as many of the adult family members, even Jaleel. Only Marjorie and Marcos had beaten the little girl’s two-month record, perfecting their signing abilities in a four-week period of time.
“Sure, tell Aunt Margie that I’ll be right back with ice cream for everyone,” Marcos said, getting up to leave. Even though La’Charity had earned the treat, he would extend the blessing to all the children, which cut down on jealousy and competition among her peers who ranged in age from fourteen to nine. Marcos was especially mindful of the nine-year-old/second foster child that Marjorie and Jaleel adopted right before La’Charity was bequeathed to them. Nakiya had a jealous streak out of this world and it had landed her in trouble too many times to count.
Scanning the block for the right address, Chasity noticed a silver Chevy Tahoe coming out of the driveway of a two-story, red brick house and realized that that was the residence she’d been looking for. God, please don’t let that be Mrs. Ireland leaving, she prayed as the yellow taxi slowed down and prepared to stop in front of the house.
After paying the cab driver and leaving him a tip, Chasity got out of the vehicle and made her way across the large front lawn to the main door. Pressing the lighted doorbell, she forced herself to wait patiently for someone to answer. In the distance, she could hear sounds of children playing happily in the even larger backyard. A camel brown Astro van was in the driveway to her right.
I will not cry. I will not cry, Chasity rehearsed, wishing that her emotions didn’t always spill out of her eyes so easily.
Suddenly the large black door swung open and a tall, shapely woman with deep chocolate skin, friendly ebony eyes and a pleasant smile appeared. “Yes, may I help you?” Marjorie asked, looking down into the bronze-skinned woman’s eyes.
Oh my goodness! If I didn’t know any better I’d say I was staring into La’Charity’s face in twenty years, Marjorie thought, immediately noticing the familiar features of the stranger in the coral-colored outfit. Suddenly a wallet-sized photo from her best friend’s private files appeared in her mind and Marjorie realized that she was looking directly into the face of La’Charity’s birth mother.
“Yes, I’m Chasity Bradshaw,” the nervous young woman replied in a hoarse voice, thick with emotion. Chasity paused and cleared her throat before continuing. “I’m La’Charity’s biological mother,” she added, feeling her eyes well up with tears, despite her earlier resolution not to cry.
Marjorie nodded her acknowledgment and opened the door wider. “Come on in, Ms. Bradshaw. I think we have a lot to talk about.”
Then after telling her husband to keep the children outside for a while so that she could talk undisturbed with their unexpected visitor, Marjorie returned to the contemporarily decorated living room where Chasity awaited. The faint sound of an upbeat 80’s tune could be heard playing a short distance away where Mrs. Ireland had forgotten to turn the radio off in the kitchen while preparing snacks for her family a few minutes earlier.
As soon as her hostess was seated in the Isabella floral-patterned chair opposite her, a now dry-eyed Chasity began to briefly discuss the situation surrounding La’Charity’s birth. “To keep a long story short, Mrs. Ireland, I was deeply in love with my daughter’s father when I conceived. Unfortunately, I found out too late that he was only deeply in lust with me which is why I put on the birth certificate that he was unknown since I obviously never knew the real him at all. Anyway, there were three opinions on how to deal with the matter. The child’s father wanted me to have an abortion because he wasn’t ready for that kind of responsibility, my preacher of a father wanted me to give her up for adoption because he was ashamed of me, and I wanted to keep La’Charity because she was mine and I’d always wanted to be a mother.”
Chasity blinked away her bitterness and shrugged. “I guess you know who got their wish.” She’d tried to get rid of all the bitterness she felt towards her father and Marcos, but every time this subject came up, she found tiny, sharp pieces of it still pricking at her heart.
Marjorie nodded in understanding. “Sheena told me how hard it was for you to give La’Charity up. How she couldn’t sleep for that whole forty-eight-hour waiting period because she so afraid you would change your mind, even though you handpicked them out of all the other adopted parents on the list as the right match for your child.”
Marjorie left out the fact that Sheena had also said that she wouldn’t be surprised if the birth mother came looking for her daughter one day because of how reluctant it was for Chasity to give the child up all those years ago. How Sheena disclosed that she was ready for that possibility by telling her daughter the truth as soon as she could understand the concept of adoption and by keeping a private file on La’Charity’s birth mother when the child became old enough to request more information. According to Sheena’s records, the father of the child was reported to be unknown and now Marjorie understood why Chasity had decreed it that way on the birth certificate.
Chasity smiled. “I had changed my mind.” Then she frowned and leaned forward on the comfortable floral print sofa she sat on. She suddenly felt uncomfortable in her body and most certainly uncomfortable about what she was going to say next.
“But my father and aunt pressured me to go through with it, reminding me that I had nothing to offer the child without an education and financial stability.” Chasity’s eyes misted over once again. “I had love, but unfortunately, love doesn’t pay the bills. Fortunately for La’Charity, Sheena and Patrick could give her both love and financial stability.”
Marjorie nodded again and then got right to the point of the matter. “Why are you here now, Ms. Bradshaw? Are you here to develop a relationship with your daughter? Or are you here to try to get your daughter?” Marjorie wanted to know if Chasity was as sincere as she seemed. Or was she more like Sheena’s brother who only wanted La’Charity because of the sizable inheritance that came with her.
Chasity sat up straighter and met the other woman’s intense ebony-colored eyes, almost wavering for a moment because they suddenly looked so familiar to her. Then she cleared her throat and prepared to answer the patiently waiting, white skort and orange blouse wearing Mrs. Ireland.
“Truthfully, I want both. I want to develop a relationship with my daughter first, then obtain legal custody at a later date. I’ll even take a job and apartment in town to insure that La’Charity will still be in your lives,” Chasity replied, being the peacemaker as usual by offering a gradual removal of the child instead of an abrupt abstraction like the territorial part of her wanted to do. However, the wiser part of Chasity knew that that could be detrimental to her daughter’s emotional wellbeing. After all, La’Charity had already lost one set of parents. To abruptly lose another might be devastating. It also might create resentment towards her birth mother and Chasity definitely didn’t want that.
“And to show you how sincere I am, I’ll even sign documents stating that I forfeit any financial resources that might be attached to my daughter’s custody,” Chasity added, still trying to be diplomatic and accommodating. Although she was unaware of the custody battle raging between Sheena’s brother and the Irelands, she was aware that the Deweys had been very prosperous people at one time and probably had left La’Charity a nice nest egg for her future.
As further proof of her sincerity, Chasity pulled out an envelope from the coral-colored purse in her lap and handed it to Marjorie. Mrs. Ireland opened the white envelope and scanned the legal documents that were inside. The documents were dated seven years ago and were signed by all principal parties pertaining to the adoption of La’Charity Dewey. They detailed who received monetary payments and when.
“As you can see, the Deweys’ adoption settlement was signed over to my aunt and not me. I took no money from them then and I’ll take no money from them now. All I want is La’Charity.” As Chasity spoke, she paid no mind to the sound of a car pulling up outside. It was a busy residential street. Cars came and went all the time.
Marjorie remained silent for a moment. Biological mother trumps adopted uncle ‘and’ custodial guardianship, she mused, thinking that if Chasity was really sincere, then this could mean an end to Lemuel’s harassment. If La’Charity went with her birth mother, Sheena’s scheming brother would not be able to get any more of his sister’s hard-earned money. With a greedy brother like that, it was a true blessing that Sheena had thought to change her will a week before the accident and left her daughter and her money to a more trustworthy person like Marjorie.
With her mind firmly made up, Marjorie smiled warmly at the eagerly waiting woman across from her. “Your plan certainly sounds reasonable, Ms. Bradshaw, but blood tests will need to be done to verify your parentage. And I’ll need to run these documents by my lawyer…” Before she could finish her statements, Marjorie heard her brother walk through the side entrance of the house where the den was located. He entered with his usual enthusiasm. It also sounded like he had two hands filled with white plastic grocery bags for all the swishing noises coming from the other room.
“Margie, I got ice cream and enough fixings to make better sundaes than Dairy Queen,” the tall man announced from the other room as he put his packages on the sturdy round oak kitchen table and came closer to the living room area.
Margie? Chasity gasped, remembering where she’d heard that voice and that name mentioned before. She also recalled where she’d seen ebony-colored eyes like Marjorie’s before. And that nose, Chasity mused, now seeing another family resemblance. Oh my God! Marjorie Ireland can’t be Marcos’ sister!
Chasity shot to her feet with a panicked look on her face. Lord, why do You keep allowing my life to go in all these twists and turns, she prayed, looking for the nearest exit. Her bronze complexion looked pale all of a sudden.
Marjorie stood up, too. Concern for her guest was written all over her face. Lord, please don’t let this woman have some kind of mental problems, she prayed, knowing that La’Charity definitely didn’t need to be around an unstable person.
“Are you okay?” Marjorie asked, with both of her expressive hands poised in the air in front of her, ready to reiterate her spoken question in sign language as she often did with her third son, Lee. Sometimes Marjorie forgot that she was talking to a hearing person when riddled with concern and right now she was very concerned about Chasity.
“Of course, I’m okay,” Marcos answered from the other room. He assumed that his sister was talking to him. Soon he came walking into the living room and stood in the entranceway where he was just as tall as the oak wall unit and entertainment armoire nearby.
As soon as Marcos’ eyes lit upon Chasity’s warm honey pools, he felt slammed by intense emotions that refused to lie dormant any longer. Emotions that refused to be ignored or pushed aside. After all these years, Marcos Valdez found himself still overwhelmingly, overpoweringly in love with a preacher’s daughter. And suddenly that vulnerable feeling returned. And just like the prophet Jonah who’d fled from the presence of the Lord only to find himself trapped in the belly of a whale and later deposited right where he was destined to be, Marcos found himself smack-dab in Chasity’s life again. And also like Jonah, there would be no more running. This man would finally surrender to his destiny.
© 2006 Suprina Frazier
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Lizzie the quilter: March 2008
I love to make little things so here is a needlcase I made, These make great gifts.
at March 23, 2008 8 comments:
sewing and mug bag
Here are 2 little bags I have made, one i keep my threads in and the other is for my mug, they were fun to make.
Today I'm going to finish Daniel's civil war quilt, only 4 rows to go.
Here is a photo of my red work angels, I have set them inside an 18 1/2 inch star, they are so fun and quick to do, I still have 3 more to stitch so stay tuned for more photos.
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Here is a photo of my latest project yet to be finished, just waiting for more fabric to arrive from America, I hope it comes before easter, Its a pattern from and American quilting magazine.
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Here is some photos of my quilt journal pages, its kind of like scrapbooking the way I do my pages, I even made a cover which I think makes it even more special.
Red work exchange blocks
I joined a red work swap and these are the blocks I have made, I have to send them to Honolulu USA. I can't wait to see what has been stitched for me.
Block 2 Journey of a quilter
Here is block number 2, I love the fabrics in this quilt, I did this project as a block of the month through Honeysuckle cottage
Here are a picture of my latest WIPs,this one is Leanne's house, Journey of a quilter, I'm onto block 3 now, its such a pretty quilt. My goal this year is to finish it.
Here is photo of my latest finish, its a design by Bronwyn Hayes, I changed the layout of the quilt and added a few extra stitcheries, I love the brown and blue fabrics.
I've joined the Pay it Forward challenge. I think it will be fun. I love doing things for people and making gifts for my friends. The first three people to join me will receive a handmade gift from me. I have 365 days to make it and send. Hopefully it won't take me that long though. Then each of you three must also put this on your blog and get three people each to sign up. Then you make your three people a handmade gift. I think it sounds great. Hopefully three bloggers out there will want a handmade gift from me. All you have to do is put this fun challenge up on your blog and lets keep it going. So.........do I have three bloggers out there that would like a prezzie from me.............leave a comment but you had better be quick... Leanne
Here is an almost finished quilt, just some more hand quilting to do then its done, its called An Angels story by Hatched and Patched. I love pastel colours mostly so I've used alot in this quilt.
This is a Bronwyn Hayes pattern I made from her book Miss Millies Flower patch, I love her designs.
My name is Leanne and I'm mad about quilting and doing stitcheries, I am married to a wonderful and very patient man who puts up with all my fabric and crafts spread throughout the house, we have 3 boys who keep me very busy, Daniel is 12, Jacob is 9 and Nicky is 8.
I work part time as a teachers assistant and in between doing that and looking after my family, I love to quilt, right now I'm working on Leanne's house Journey of a quilter, its such a pretty quilt, I'm also doing Girls Day out as a block of the month. I have plenty of other quilts on the go but far too many to mention in my first blog.
Ok thats it for today, I'm off to see what else i can add to my blog page, I'll post some photos soon.


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WendyOtavalo_EcuadorOtavalo, Ecuador2613Reviewed 25 August 2015 via mobile Lovely surroundings, bad timingWelcoming feeling, good room and beautiful premises with a paradise garden, also with orchids. Monday, Tuesday are resting days, although they did receive us and another family. But the kitchen was a bit limited. Worst of all, the La Tulipe archeological site was closed on...MoreThank WendyOtavalo_Ecuador Lisa BJama, Ecuador2910Reviewed 12 March 2015 Struck Out - Closed on MondaysOn a whim, I left Quito via bus and arrived in Tulipe in the late afternoon. I had seen the Hosteria at the end of the road a year earlier and looked forward to staying there for a few nights while studying the Tulipe site...MoreThank Lisa B JoCo_worldSeattle, Washington85Reviewed 21 March 2014 Place was nice, but our timing was bad.We chose to stay at this hotel over Christmas as a nice treat to ourselves over the holiday. We figured that we could get massages and enjoy the relaxation and see the town and museums.
Unfortunately, in a booking mix up our travel agency (booked...More1 Thank JoCo_world duncan mWest Linton, United Kingdom2Reviewed 18 July 2012 Yumbo History at Tulipe Pachijal Cloud Forest - EcuadorHosteria Sumak Pakari is literally next door to the best YUMBO archaeological site in South America. There are also great hikes to see YUMBO petroglyphs beside beautiful river pools. You can easily spend a week trekking around the area based at Sumak Pakari with it's...MoreThank duncan m BernhardFLHallandale Beach, Florida11Reviewed 25 June 2011 Can't wait to go back...I heard about this Hosteria through a friend and decided to stay there with my family during our recent trip to Ecuador. We really had an amazing time. Our daughter enjoyed it so much because she could have fun on the beautiful grounds and explore...More1 Thank BernhardFL Previous
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Travel Girl: Vegas Breakfast Finale
Time sure flies when you are having fun. This trip was FABULOUS! The conference was great and the time I spent with my Mister made me love him so much more. I have a deep respect for this man and what he is enduring. i believe we became closer than close on this trip. Long, long talks and awesome....you know. I won't make ya jealous Jules;)And speaking of Jules, I would just like to say a public blog THANK YOU to a woman I have only virtually met but love. How is that possible, I don't know. If you would have told me a year ago I would feel close to someone I've never actually met, I'd think you were crazy. But then again, I'm crazy;) Anyway, Loves my Jules and she knows why. The end!My Mister and me met up with the Fam for breakfast.Sad to part ways. I find the older I get, the more I want my family around. Especially true since Mom passed almost 5 years ago. We are much closer since then.Tons of traffic on the way home stirred up my negative nellie. My mister is a positive dude so he is quick to snap me out.Love my Man!!
Does the family approve of Mr. J? I bet they realize that you two are in love and it just shines through. I'm so happy for you! Will Mr. J be going to Vegas with you in May?
So happy for you. You deserve so much happiness and love in your life.
Aw, thank you, babe. And I feel the same about you. When we actually meet (in 42 days!) it will be more like *finally* seeing an old friend I just haven't been able to hang out with for awhile! And I have no doubt it will cement the lifelong friendship we have started.Those are some happy pictures there, lady. Everyone looks happy and healthy...you just can't ask for more, can you?
Oh, we are so gonna make Julie want to puke.
You and your daughter look so much alike. And she and her hubby look adorable together. All that adorableness in one family. Unbelieveable!Sounds like you had a great time. So happy for you. You deserve it.
Fun times in Vegas for sure!!!! Love it!!!! =)Glad everything is going well for yall!!!!
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Stop pretending - latimes
California's public schools are being asked to do more even as funding is cut. It can't be done.
Two court cases this month put California's public schools on notice. In one, the court ruled that schools no longer could ignore the state's requirements for physical education; a survey had found that fully half the schools in the state were providing fewer hours of gym instruction than the law requires in an effort to save money or to devote more hours in the day to teaching. In the other case, the state reached an out-of-court settlement in which it pledged that its schools would stop charging parents for basic supplies, and would provide parents with a way to challenge what they believe to be illegal fees.
These were the right outcomes. Individual schools and school districts can't unilaterally decide how many hours of gym students will get; physical activity is important to children's development, just as English and math lessons are. And parents shouldn't have to worry about whether they can afford to send their children to public school. Yet as justified as they were, these cases were not remedies for the malaise that afflicts California schools, but reflections of that malaise.
Our schools have been backed into a corner. Until Gov.-elect Jerry Brown spoke last week about how shocking the state's budget crisis is, and how yet more of the financial pain might fall on schools, the state had been pretending that education was going on as usual, with some snips and some trims and some new freedom to spend sums previously earmarked for specific programs. But that is a gross understatement of the severe problems facing California's schools, and we're no longer at the point where they can make their finances whole by cutting extraneous items and putting the administrative budget on a diet. Over the last three years, the average amount spent per pupil has dropped about $1,500, to about $8,300.
Many school districts, including the gargantuan Los Angeles Unified School District, have been forced to cut eight to 10 instructional days from the usual 180-day schedule. They have placed teachers and other staff on furlough. They don't have money for necessary janitorial work, much less art supplies. Primary-grade classes capped at 20 students are already a fading memory in many schools, as class sizes bump up toward 30 and near 40 in some classes for older students. California has long spent a little less money per student than the national average; now it ranks even lower: 43rd. The top-spending state, New York, lavishes more than $15,000 on each student.
State and federal policies aren't aligned with these fiscal realities. The federal No Child Left Behind Act is labeling more and more schools as failing as the nation nears the 2014 deadline by which all students theoretically must be proficient in English and math. We are nowhere near such an achievement, and without money it will become even more difficult to get there. Reformers are talking about paying and firing teachers based on whether their students' scores on standardized tests rose enough. The Obama administration wants more charter schools — which, it should be noted, often get private funding.
California's public schools are patching together what they can. They're trying to push more expenses onto parents, which runs counter to the state Constitution's promise of free public schools. With less instructional time and higher testing goals, they have sharply reduced recesses and gym. Neither action improves education. In fact, physical activity has been found to improve learning. But then, so do music and art, which also have been cut as schools press forward on core academics. State and federal authorities are putting more demands on schools but failing to give them the guidance, flexibility and resources to bridge the gap between reality and lofty expectations.
The argument among reformers is that no matter how much money is poured into schools, they won't improve without greater accountability, and that's true. One reason that No Child Left Behind gained favor with both Democrats and Republicans was that Title I money for schools with impoverished students had gone into programs that sounded good but made no real difference. But making ever-greater demands isn't enough on its own to create better schools.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's response to this dilemma consisted largely of lambasting teachers unions for their failure to accept needed reforms. We supported many of his suggestions, such as making tenure and seniority rules more flexible. It harms students when teachers must be laid off; it hurts them even more when contract rules and state law demand that low-performing and sometimes uncaring teachers must be protected by seniority rules while more effective but newer teachers are let go.
Cal State Sees Dip in Need for Remedial Help
Cal State Aims to Reduce Need for Remedial Classes
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Patent US7598936 - Liquid crystal display device - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsPixel electrode driver circuit is disclosed, which include a data signal line, a first latch circuit composed of a three-stage shift circuit, and a second latch circuit connected to each latch, and in which each output of the second latch circuit is connected to each of electrodes corresponding to pixels...http://www.google.com/patents/US7598936?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7598936 - Liquid crystal display deviceAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7598936 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 11/004,782Publication dateOct 6, 2009Filing dateDec 3, 2004Priority dateDec 5, 2003Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS20050122299Publication number004782, 11004782, US 7598936 B2, US 7598936B2, US-B2-7598936, US7598936 B2, US7598936B2InventorsMasafumi HoshinoOriginal AssigneeSeiko Instruments Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (9), Referenced by (1), Classifications (11), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetLiquid crystal display deviceUS 7598936 B2Abstract Pixel electrode driver circuit is disclosed, which include a data signal line, a first latch circuit composed of a three-stage shift circuit, and a second latch circuit connected to each latch, and in which each output of the second latch circuit is connected to each of electrodes corresponding to pixels in respective colors of red, green, and blue to thereby drive every 2 to 32 electrodes in a time division manner. Further, the pixel electrode driver circuit has a positive power supply connected to a control line of the latch circuit for power supply, and two pairs of wirings extending in vertical and horizontal directions and consisting of a data signal line and one control line, and another control line and a GND line are used for connection to the pixel electrode substrate. Further, the pixel electrode driver circuits have a mirror-symmetry suitable for substrate formation by an FSA method.
a pixel electrode substrate and an opposing electrode substrate which are arranged so as to oppose with each other;
a liquid crystal layer formed between the pixel electrode substrate and the opposing electrode substrate;
a plurality of pixel electrodes formed on the pixel electrode substrate, which are arranged in matrix and are comprised of row electrodes and column electrodes;
a plurality of pixel electrode driver circuits formed at intersections of the row electrodes and the column electrodes; and
an opposing electrode formed on the opposing electrode substrate,
wherein the pixel electrode driver circuit comprises: a first latch circuit that receives a data signal and a first control signal; and a second latch circuit that receives an output of the first latch circuit and a second control signal, and performs a time division drive by using the plurality of pixel electrodes which are connected in series to the outputs of the second latch circuit and the opposing electrode.
2. A liquid crystal display device according to claim 1, wherein the first latch circuit is comprising m-stage shift circuit where m is an integer equal to or larger than 1, the second latch circuit is comprising m-stage shift circuit, and each output of the m latch circuit is connected to each of the pixel electrodes which are divided into m.
3. A liquid crystal display device according to claim 2, wherein the m-stage shift circuit comprises a three-stage shift circuit, each of the outputs of the second latch circuits connected to an output of the three-stage shift circuit is connected to each of the pixel electrodes corresponding to pixels in respective colors of red, green, and blue.
4. A liquid crystal display device according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of pixel electrodes which are connected in series comprise 2 to 32 pixel electrodes.
5. A liquid crystal display device according to claim 1, wherein the time division drive is a synchronous drive for every plurality of pixel electrodes therewith, which are connected in series.
6. A liquid crystal display device according to claim 1, wherein a positive power supply for the pixel electrode driver circuit is supplied from a first control signal line and a second control signal line.
7. A liquid crystal display device according to claim 1, wherein the pixel electrode substrate has a first pair of wirings extending in vertical direction and a second pair of wirings extending in horizontal direction.
8. A liquid crystal display device according to claim 7, wherein the first pair of wirings comprises a line for the data signal and the second control signal line, the second pair of wiring comprises the first control signal line and a GND line.
9. A liquid crystal display device according to claim 1, wherein the pixel electrode driver substrate is formed by using an Fluidic Self Assembly (FSA) method.
The present invention relates to a structure of a liquid crystal display where a driver circuit is provided for pixels as in a Thin Film Transistor (TFT) liquid crystal display, and where a relatively small number of rows are driven in a time division manner.
Driving method for a liquid crystal display is classified into a method for passive-matrix or a method for active matrix. A passive matrix liquid crystal display device has been employed for a display targeted for still image display such as a PDA, because of its simple structure and cost effectiveness. On the other hand, an active matrix liquid crystal display device, which can realize a high contrast ratio display as well as a multi-color display with ease, has been widely used for a personal computer, workstation, or the like.
The passive matrix liquid crystal display device is constructed such that a liquid crystal layer is held between a group of row electrodes and a group of column electrodes, and pixels are arranged in matrix. A pixel unit composed of plural electrodes is driven in a time division manner. Example of driving method includes voltage averaging method, smart addressing (SA) method, and multi-line addressing (MLA) method.
The active matrix liquid crystal device has such a structure that active elements turn individual pixels ON/OFF to display an image, and is represented by a TFT display which uses transistors as active elements. As a driving method for a TFT liquid crystal display, the following three methods have been mainly put into practical use; a dot inversion driving method, a line inversion driving method, and a frame inversion driving method. In these methods polarity of an AC signal is inverted on every pixel, every scanning line, and every frame, respectively. Among those, the dot inversion driving method offers the highest display quality. The line inversion driving method offers the second highest display quality and somewhat causes crosstalk. The frame inversion driving method causes large crosstalk in a vertical direction, leading to a non-uniform image with a brightness gradient in a vertical direction on a screen. On the other hand the frame inversion driving method consumes the lowest power. The line inversion driving method consumes power about three times the power in the frame inversion driving method. The dot inversion driving method consumes power about six times the power in the frame inversion driving method. If an effective AC inversion period is shortened by switching the AC signal applied to a liquid crystal at every pixel or at every scanning line in these driving methods which have lower display qualities, the polarity of the signal applied to the liquid crystal changes area by area, thereby flickering of the screen is reduced (see JP 05-029916 B, for example).
Amorphous silicon or poly-crystalline silicon has been used widely as a substrate for a TFT liquid crystal display. Hereinafter a-Si TFT is used for a TFT formed on an amorphous silicon substrate and p-Si TFT for a TFT formed on a poly-crystalline silicon substrate. In recent years, however, a liquid crystal display device using crystalline silicon as a TFT substrate (hereinafter c-Si TFT) is coming into the market.
Typical manufacturing methods for the c-Si TFT are:
(1) Forming an image display portion where transistors are arrayed directly on a c-Si wafer and using the resultant as a display driving substrate as it is; (2) Forming a display driving substrate by forming an image display portion where transistors are arrayed directly on the c-Si wafer and then bonding the surface having the circuit formed thereon onto a glass substrate, followed by grinding/polishing the rear surface to connect a pixel electrode through wiring; and (3) Forming a display driving substrate by forming a transistor circuit element on a c-Si wafer, grinding/polishing the wafer into a thin film, separating the transistor circuit elements from one another by anisotropic etching, arranging the separated transistor circuit element in a hole corresponding to the image display portion on the substrate in a liquid, and then forming an electrode. In addition to the above methods, for example, laser annealing of amorphous silicon is currently under study (see �Information Display: Vol. 15, No. 11, November 1999� for example). In time-division driving as in the passive matrix driving, as the number of row electrodes increases, an ON/OFF ratio of an effective voltage applied to the liquid crystal reduces, resulting in a low contrast. Accordingly, there is a limitation on the number of row electrodes to which a voltage can be applied in practical use. Hence, disadvantageously, the passive matrix is not suitable for a panel having a larger size. Meanwhile, in the case of the active matrix driving, an AC signal is used for driving, resulting in flickering on the screen. If the dot inversion driving is adopted to reduce the flicker, the power consumption disadvantageously increases.
As regards a substrate on which a TFT is integrated, a conventional liquid crystal display device using a-Si TFT or p-Si TFT can produce a low-cost, large-area liquid crystal display device. However, because of a low mobility of the transistor, there is a disadvantage in that the device neither reduces an element size nor allows a high-speed operation. According to the method using the c-Si wafer itself as an image display region, electrons/holes leak in the wafer thickness direction or a floating capacitor is formed in the same direction, for example. Thus, with the method, the transistor is incapable of operating at a high speed in comparison with other methods using single-crystal silicon. Also, the method requires the c-Si wafer having the same area as that of the display panel and thus is disadvantageous in that it is not suitable for the panel with a larger size or lower cost.
Further, in a method where the transistor circuit elements are formed on the c-Si wafer, the wafer is ground/polished into a thin film, and the transistor circuit elements are separated by anisotropic etching and then arranged on the substrate in a liquid, it is unnecessary to form a portion other than the transistor circuit such as a wiring in a c-Si process. As a result, a liquid crystal display device using a c-Si TFT can be manufactured at a relatively low cost. However, there is a disadvantage in that the separated transistor circuit element has a large size, narrowing a transparent electrode formation region and reducing an opening ratio. Also, in the case where the elements are arranged in the pixels in a one-to-one correspondence, the c-Si TFT is higher in cost than the a-Si TFT.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and therefore has an object to provide a liquid crystal display device with a simple structure, low power consumption, and a high display quality.
According to the present invention, pixel electrode driver circuits are used, which include a first latch circuit composed of a three-stage shift circuit provided to a pixel electrode substrate and a second latch circuit connected to each latch, and in which each output of the second latch circuit is connected to each of electrodes corresponding to pixels in respective colors of red, green, and blue, and the pixel electrode connected in series to the output of the second latch circuit and a opposing electrode formed on a opposing electrode substrate are used to drive every 2 to 32 electrodes in a time division manner. Thus, the present invention solves the above-mentioned problem.
Further, the positive power supply for the pixel electrode driver circuit is supplied from a control line of the latch circuit, and two pairs of wirings, one pair of wirings extending in vertical direction and consisting of a data signal line and a control line, and another pair of wirings extending in horizontal direction and consisting of another control line and a GND line, are used for connection to the pixel electrode substrate. Further, the pixel electrode driver circuits have mirror symmetry to attain a structure suitable for substrate formation by Fluidic Self Assembly (FSA) method.
As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a liquid crystal display device which realizes a high-contrast display quality and low power consumption, and is free of crosstalk that may occur in a TFT such that a liquid crystal display is driven at a low duty ratio by 2 to 32 electrodes each, in a time division manner using plural pixel electrode driver circuits. In addition, since one pixel electrode driver circuit is constructed such that latch circuits in three colors of red, green, and blue are driven by 2 to 32 electrodes each, in a time division manner and formed on the pixel electrode substrate by the FSA method, the number of pixel electrode driver circuits can be reduced considerably and the manufacturing cost for the liquid crystal display device can also be reduced.
FIG. 1 is a circuit diagram showing a pixel electrode driver circuit according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an appearance diagram showing a chip of the pixel electrode driver circuit according to the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a detailed drawing showing a pixel electrode substrate according to the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a sectional view showing the pixel electrode substrate according to the present invention;
FIG. 5 shows how to wire a drive IC and a liquid crystal display according to the present invention; and
FIG. 6 is a drive waveform chart of the pixel electrode driver circuit according to the present invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In a pixel electrode driver circuit of a liquid crystal display device according to the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, a first latch circuit whose input is a data form a data signal line 1 includes a three-stage shift circuit corresponding to red, green, and blue, and latches data corresponding to each color in response to a signal from a first control line 3. Then, an output terminal of the first latch circuit is connected to an input terminal of a second latch circuit to latch data corresponding to red, green, and blue in response to a signal from a second control line 2 and sends the latched data to a red (R) terminal, a green (G) terminal, power supply is connected to a terminal 4. Since the positive power is supplied from the first and second control lines, diodes 13 are disposed.
FIG. 2 is an appearance drawing showing a chip for the pixel electrode driver circuit according to the present invention. In FIG. 2, each reference symbol indicates a terminal to which a wiring assigned by the corresponding reference symbol of FIG. 1 is connected. Since the each terminal is arranged point-symmetrically, the chip works even if it is installed upside down in a hole of the pixel electrode substrate by the FSA method. It is possible to devise the chip shape so as to be disposed in only a predetermined direction.
FIG. 3 shows an example of a pixel electrode substrate formed by the FSA method. In the example of FIG. 3, one pixel electrode driver circuit is arranged for every three rows, and connected with two sets of metal wirings made of Cr, Mo, etc. both in vertical direction and horizontal direction. Output terminals of R, G, and B are connected to column electrodes corresponding to three columns and composed of transparent electrodes made of ITO etc. Since the positive power supply for the pixel electrode driver circuit is supplied by the control line for the latch circuit, configuration takes a form in which two pairs of wirings, one pair of wirings extending in vertical direction and consisting of a data signal line and a control line, and another pair of wirings extending in horizontal direction and consisting of another control line and a GND line, are used for connection to the pixel electrode substrate.
FIG. 4 is a sectional view showing the pixel electrode substrate of the present invention. A pixel electrode driver circuit 42 is arranged in a substrate 41 made of plastics etc., on which a planarization film 43, a first-layer wiring 44, an insulating film 45, and a second-layer wiring 46 are formed. In this embodiment, in order to increase an opening ratio and reduce power consumption, employed is a two-layer structure where the first-layer wiring 44 and the second-layer wiring 46 are laminated while sandwiching the insulating film 45. It is possible to use a single-layer structure where the first-layer wiring 44 and the second-layer wiring 46 are formed in the same layer insofar as an area per pixel becomes large and a wiring region is easily ensured.
FIG. 5 shows wire connection between a liquid crystal display and a driver IC. The driver IC 51 and the display portion 52 are connected on a column basis through a data signal line 1 and on a row basis through a control line 3, with a second control line 2 and a GND 4 being integrated into one respectively outside the display portion. For example, in the case of a color liquid crystal display having 162 rows�128 columns�3 (RGB) pixels, the 128 data signal lines 1, the 54 first control lines 3, the one second control line 2, the one GND 4, and 3 lines for row electrodes of an opposing substrate, in total, 187 lines are used.
Referring next to a drive waveform chart of the pixel electrode driver circuit of the present invention in FIG. 6, an operation will be described. A data signal 1 s of image data for ON/OFF-control of each pixel is entered to the data signal line 1 for each column of the pixel electrode substrate. First, blue image data is entered in order from the first row forward and latched to a first latch circuit 11B on each row in response to first control signals 3 s-1 to 3 s-n. Next, green image data and red image data are repeatedly latched to first latch circuits 11G and 11R and shifted in a similar way, so data is latched to the first latch circuits corresponding to respective colors. Thereafter, data is latched to second latch circuits 12B, 12G, and 12R in response to a second control signal 2 s and outputted to the terminals B, G, and R. In this embodiment, the first latch circuit is composed of the three-stage shift circuit corresponding to red, green, and blue, but m-stage (m is 1 or more) shift circuit may be used.
The above operation corresponds to a period necessary for representing one gray scale. Repeat operation of this period up to the number of gray scale consists one selection period. Further, the column electrodes are driven by three columns each in a time division manner and thus driven at a duty ratio of 1/3. One frame period is three times as long as one selection period. For example, in the case where the liquid crystal display having 162 rows�128 columns (RGB) is driven at a frame frequency of 60 Hz and 32 gray scales, one frame period equals 16.7 ms, one selection period equals 5.6 ms, and one gray scale period equals 174 μsec. Data is written 162 times in one gray scale period and thus has only to be written once in a period of 1.07 μs. At this time, it is possible to reduce power consumption by minimizing the amplitude of the data signal. In this embodiment, time-division driving is carried out using three divisions. It is possible to perform time-division driving using any of 2 to 32 divisions. At this time, in general, 2 to 4 divisions may be used for a TN liquid crystal, 5 to 10 divisions may be used for an HTN liquid crystal (obtained by twisting a TN liquid crystal by 90 degrees or larger), and 11 or more divisions may be used for the STN liquid crystal.
In the present invention, display mode of the liquid crystal is not limited to the aforementioned mode but may be homeotropic or Optical-mode Interference (OMI) mode. Also, an organic Electro-luminescence (EL) and the like may be used when the driving at a low duty ratio is a main concern.
In addition, the SA driving method and PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) are used here as the driving method and the gray scale control, respectively, but the voltage averaging method, the MLA method, the frame rate control (FRC) gray scale method, or the like can also be used without difficulty.
The pixel electrode substrate of this embodiment is formed by arranging the pixel electrode driver circuit formed of c-Si in a hole of the pixel electrode substrate using the FSA method. However, other methods can also be used. For example, if continuous grain boundary silicon is used for forming the circuit, where a p-Si thin film is used to enlarge grain boundaries and interfaces are aligned to improve the mobility, the same effects can be obtained.
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