There's six days until Easter and I'm thinking about some of the Old Testament prophecies about Jesus that have been fulfilled in the New Testament. I bet there's a lot of people who don't realize how many times the Old Testament talks about Messiah---or don't understand why that's even a big deal.
The big deal is that the most recent Old Testament book was written over 400 years before Christ was born---and many of them were written a thousand years or more before His birth. Scholars have estimated there to be around 300 Messianic prophecies in the Old Testament--many of them are contained in those books that are a thousand years older than the Messiah they reference. This is all a big deal because this gives us more evidence for a solid belief in the truth of the Bible and the truth of Jesus as the Messiah the Jews were looking for!
*v. 22:1--"My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" Jesus said this as He was dying on the cross. See Matthew 27:46.
*v. 22:6-7--"despised by the people, sneered at Him" The four New Testament gospels are full of instances where Jesus was despised by the people. In fact, when Pilate asked the crowd whether he should release the murderer Barabbas or Jesus, the crowd shouted for the release of Barabbas. Pilate asked them what evil He had done and they had no answer but to demand his crucifixion: see Luke 23:15-24.
*v. 22:8--"Commit yourself to the Lord; let Him deliver him; let Him rescue him, because He delights in him". This is almost word for word what the mockers at the cross say in Matthew 27:43.
*v. 22:14--"poured out like water" Water poured from Jesus' side after the soldier stabbed him in John 19:34; "all my bones are out of joint" Imagine how Jesus' body was pulled out of joint as he was yanked around and fastened to the cross. Imagine how many places his arms were pulled out of joint as the weight of His body strained them once He was upright.
*v. 22:16--"They pierced my hands and my feet" The very act of crucifixion.
*v. 22:18--"They divide up my clothing/cast lots" This detail is interesting---I wonder if God just put it there as a minor issue to solidify this prophecy years later. This is mentioned in all four gospels: Matt 27:35; Mark 15:24; Luke 23:34 and John 19:24.
I hope this short study inspires you to do your own investigation and see what other Old Testament prophecies about Jesus you can find!
Let Him rescue him, because He delights in him."
You made me trust when upon my mother's breasts.
You have been my God from my mother's womb.


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AboutCurrently selected
About St Martin's
St Martin's School Creed
St Martin's School Covenant
Reporting to the Community
Contemporary Learning Village
WHS - Contractors' Induction Guide
Home - School Partnership
Collecting students, parking and traffic
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Home > About > Home - School Partnership
 St Martin's school is committed to developing close ties between home and school. There are many opportunities for parent participation in the life of the school some of which are outlined below. Many other opportunities arise during the year.
The School Newsletter is emailed out to parents every Wednesday. It is also available to parents on the Parent Portal. As this is our most regular and comprehensive form of communication parents are encouraged to read the newsletter in order to keep updated with school news.
Communication with Class Teachers
Parents are encouraged to keep in regular contact with class teachers. Consideration should be given to teacher preparation time and class responsibilities. It is preferable to arrange a mutually agreed upon time to meet so that teachers can prepare adequately for the meeting and avoid disturbing time in class.
All children are issued with a St Martin's Student Diary early in the school year. The diary serves two basic purposes. The children will use the diary to record their homework tasks and any other messages for the day. Secondly, it will become a means for teachers and parents to communicate with each other on a daily basis if necessary. Teachers will explain the diary fully at the Parent-Teacher meetings early in the year.
If you have a concern
St Martin's has a policy that encourages open communication between home and school. It is policy that if any parent has a concern/grievance/complaint that involves a teacher, he/she must first approach and discuss the issue with the class teacher. After having approached the class teacher in the first instance, parents are welcome to discuss the matter further with the principal, and an agreed way forward will proceed. It is preferable to arrange an appointment by emailing (pcarina@bne.catholic.edu.au) or telephoning the school office staff.
Parents are welcome to join us at assemblies and there is parent seating at the back of the Dominic Centre. Children must be seated with their class.
In 2020, school assembly will be held on Fridays.
Fridays 1.30pm – 2.10pm
Whole School Assembly
Fridays 2.10pm – 2.50pm
Early Years Assembly (Years Prep to 2) Odd Weeks
Upper Years Assembly (Years 3 to 6) Even Weeks
Class Convenors
Each year a class parent(s) is selected from the parents group of each class to act in the role of Class Convenor. This role has a pastoral focus, building positive support for families and teachers within the class. Responsibilities may include:
Acknowledging births/deaths, difficult times
Organising class social functions
Supporting teacher for various activities
Welcoming new families
Assisting P&F with filling Sunday Funday Roster
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Any unauthorised mobile phones will be collected by staff locked in the office, and parents will be notified.

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RunningwScissorsStamper: Is My Card Plane?
I saw the ColourQ challenge this week, and there was mention of how hard the color combo was, so I took that challenge on. And, sad to say, I was in a hurry, which means my card turned out not-so-good. Perhaps it will inspired someone to do a better job?
In my morning stupor, I let the brayer sit on the cardstock Doh! But I forged on. Hard to see, but I added some stitching behind the plane.
Stamps: Plane & Simple, Lovely as a Tree, Warmest Regards; Paper: Crumb Cake, Cajun Craze, Rich Razzleberry, Whisper White; Ink: Crumb Cake, Cajun Craze, Rich Razzleberry, Peach Parfait; Accessories: Brayer, Sponges, Brads, Square Lattice embossing folder, Petal Cone die, Big Shot, Sewing machine, Thread, Dimensionals.
Now go show me you can do it better! :) Thanks for stopping by!
I beg to differ! I think your card is stunning! Love that orange sky! Great use of the challenge colours!
This is a beautiful card, Heidi! I think you are selling this card short. Thanks for playing the ColourQ again this week.
This is awesome!! What a fabulous use of the colors! Thanks for playing at ColourQ!
There's nothing wrong with it, really. I love the sky!
I love this card! It works wonderfully! I didn't think I needed this set, but I've been seeing some great things done with it... sigh!
This is a great card. I really like the layers you invoke with the ink.
Thanks for playing with use at the ColourQ!
Well, I think this is quite unique and a great different way to use these colors....they certainly do remind one of a sunset! Thanks for playing with us at the CQC this week!


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26383 Private Edwin Charles Johnston
Regiment/Service: 7th Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (British Army)
Died: 17/03/1916 (Died of Wounds)
Edwin Charles Johnston was the son of David and Elizabeth Johnston, of Broomhill, Almavanog, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone. Edwin was born about 1899 in County Armagh. His father was a farmer. Private Edwin Johnston was wounded by shrapnel in the trenches and died a week later in hospital. Private Edwin Charles Johnston was serving with the 7th Battalion of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers when he died of wounds on 17th March 1916, age 17.
Cemetery: Lillers Communal Cemetery
Lillers, Pas-de-Calais
Grave Ref: Grave IV-E-48
CWGC Casualty 2947611
Lillers is a small town about 15 kilometres west-north-west of Bethune and the Communal Cemetery and Extension lie to the north of the town. From the Mairie in the centre of the town, head north on the D182, after 500 metres turn right onto Rue St Venant. The cemetery is a further 200 metres on the left hand side. Within the Communal Cemetery the Commonwealth war graves are situated on the right hand side half way up the cemetery central path, and the Extension is at the far right end of the Communal Cemetery. Both cemeteries are signposted.
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No Memorial Name Townland
1 Dungannon War Memorial - Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers - WWI - Panel 2 Dungannon
No Link Reference Map Doc
1 1901 Census lists Johnston family Lists Edwin C as age 2 living with the family at house 15 in Altnavannog, Bernagh, Tyrone
2 1911 Census lists Johnston family Lists Edwin C as age 12 living with the family at house 1 in Altnavannog, Bernagh, Tyrone
3 Forum discussion (GWF) Information on Private Edwin Johnston
4 National Archives UK Medal Card can be purchased here
5 War Graves Photographic Project Photo of Private Edwin Johnston's gravestone can be purchased here


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LONDON (Reuters) - Nationwide, Britain's biggest customer-owned lender, said first-half profit more than doubled and it was picking up business from all major competitors, rejecting suggestions that problems at rival Co-op showed mutuals could never take on top banks.
Confidence in customer-owned businesses took a knock after a 1.5 billion pound ($2.4 billion) capital shortfall was exposed at Britain's Co-operative Bank, resulting in it falling under the control of U.S. hedge funds.
Former Co-op boss Peter Marks also told a committee of lawmakers he thought it would be difficult for a mutual business to be a serious competitor to retail banks such as Lloyds, HSBC, RBS and Barclays.
However, Nationwide chief executive Graham Beale said on Friday the group's performance showed that view was wrong.
"There are some rather silly things being said. When you look at our numbers from any angle we are more than a match for the established banks," he told Reuters.
Nationwide, Britain's third-biggest mortgage lender, said it made an underlying profit of 332 million pounds ($534 million) in the six months ended September, up from 130 million the year before.
Beale said Nationwide was picking up customers from all of its competitors, with 214,000 new current accounts opened during the period, up 16 percent on the six months before. Some 54,000 existing customers who use Nationwide for other services have moved their main current account to the group, he added.
Beale said the number of customers moving to it had increased by nearly 50 percent since rules enabling them to switch accounts in 7 days were introduced in September.
When the publicity around the new rules fades, he forecast the number of customers switching to settle at a level about 10 to 15 percent higher than previously.
Beale said Nationwide was well placed to pick up some of the Co-op's 4.7 million customers, who were drawn to it because of its perceived ethical focus and are unhappy with its new ownership. He said the group may prove a more palatable alternative than mainstream high street banks, which have been hit by numerous scandals.
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The group's gross mortgage lending rose by 37 percent to 14 billion pounds and deposit balances increased to 5.4 billion pounds. Beale said the group was on track to meet a target set by Britain's financial regulator for it to have a 3 percent leverage ratio by 2015. It currently stands at 2.3 percent.
The group will raise between 300 million and 500 million pounds through the issue of loss absorbing debt in the next 18 months, Beale said.
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Shell declares force majeure on Nigeria crude exports because of leaks
07 May 2015 | 11:48 am
Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell has halted crude exports from a key terminal in southern Nigeria because of a leak in a supply pipeline, a spokesman said Thursday. "We declared force majeure on Forcados exports effective 6:00 pm Tuesday due to a series of leaks on the NPDC-operated Trans Forcados pipeline," Precious Okolobo said in a…
Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell has halted crude exports from a key terminal in southern Nigeria because of a leak in a supply pipeline, a spokesman said Thursday.
"We declared force majeure on Forcados exports effective 6:00 pm Tuesday due to a series of leaks on the NPDC-operated Trans Forcados pipeline," Precious Okolobo said in a text message to AFP in Lagos.
Force majeure is a legal term releasing a company from contractual obligations when faced with circumstances beyond its control.
The NPDC is a subsidiary of the state-run Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) which has a joint venture with Shell.
With a capacity of 400,000 barrels of crude per day, Forcados is one of Nigeria's main export terminals.
Nigeria is Africa's largest producer, accounting for roughly two million barrels of crude daily.
Shell has blamed repeated oil thefts and sabotage of key pipelines as the major cause of spills and pollution in the oil-producing region.
Crude oil theft is a major problem in Nigeria, with estimates that the country loses some $6 billion in revenue per year.
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Q: understand the performance diff of std::optional on different platforms I was trying to understand the overhead of using std::optional in the interface design, whether it's worthing using std::optional for single interface or using combination of "isNull and getX", the main concern is to understand the overhead of std::optional. So I crafted this simple program to test it out.
The code snippet and test results are summarized in this gist https://gist.github.com/shawncao/fa801d300c4a0a2826240fd9f5961db2
Surprisingly, there are two things I don't understand, I would like to hear from experts to help

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*on the linux platform with gcc (8 and 9 both tested), I saw consistently std::optional is better than the direct condition, this is something I don't understand.

*on Mac (my laptop), I saw the program executes way faster than the time measured on linux (12ms vs >60ms), I don't see why this is the case (is it because of Apple LLVM impl?), from the CPU info, I don't think the mac is faster, maybe I missed other information to check.
Any pointers will be appreciated.
Basically understand the runtime difference between these two platforms, maybe processors related, or compiler related, I'm not sure. Repro app is attached in the gist. Also, I don't quite understand why std::optional is faster on linux with GCC.
https://gist.github.com/shawncao/fa801d300c4a0a2826240fd9f5961db2
see details in the gist.
Code Snippet (copied from the gist based on suggestion)
inline bool f1ni(int i) {
  return i % 2 == 0;
}

TEST(OptionalTest, TestOptionalPerf) {
  auto f1 = [](int i) -> int {
    return i + 1;
  };

  auto f2 = [](int i) -> std::optional<int> {
    if (i % 2 == 0) {
      return {};
    }
    return i + 1;
  };

  // run 1M cycles
  constexpr auto cycles = 100000000;
  nebula::common::Evidence::Duration duration;
  long sum2 = 0;
  for (int i = 0; i < cycles; ++i) {
    auto x = f2(i);
    if (x) {
      sum2 += x.value();
    }
  }
  LOG(INFO) << fmt::format("optional approach: sum={0}, time={1}", sum2, duration.elapsedMs());

  duration.reset();
  long sum1 = 0;
  for (int i = 0; i < cycles; ++i) {
    if (i % 2 != 0) {
      sum1 += f1(i);
    }
  }
  LOG(INFO) << fmt::format("special value approach: sum={0}, time={1}", sum1, duration.elapsedMs());
  EXPECT_EQ(sum1, sum2);

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[Test Output]
I0812 09:36:20.678683 348009920 TestCommon.cpp:354] optional approach: sum=2500000050000000, time=13
I0812 09:36:20.692001 348009920 TestCommon.cpp:363] special value approach: sum=2500000050000000, time=12

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36 cores - one of them
processor       : 0
vendor_id       : GenuineIntel
cpu family      : 6
model           : 85
model name      : Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8124M CPU @ 3.00GHz
stepping        : 4
microcode       : 0x100014a
cpu MHz         : 1685.329
cache size      : 25344 KB
physical id     : 0
siblings        : 36
core id         : 0
cpu cores       : 18
apicid          : 0
initial apicid  : 0
fpu             : yes
fpu_exception   : yes
cpuid level     : 13
wp              : yes
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g++ (Ubuntu 9.1.0-2ubuntu2~18.04) 9.1.0
  Copyright (C) 2019 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

[Test Output]
I0812 16:42:07.391607 15080 TestCommon.cpp:354] optional approach: sum=2500000050000000, time=59
I0812 16:42:07.473335 15080 TestCommon.cpp:363] special value approach: sum=2500000050000000, time=81

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TEEN IN STOLEN VEHICLE DIES AFTER CAR CRASH ON BIRTHDAY
DWAYNE CAMPBELL and SALLIE JAMES Staff WritersSUN-SENTINEL
Charlie Mae King had plans to celebrate with her stepbrother on his birthday Wednesday.
But just a few hours into the 17th year of his life, Marcus Williams lay under the weight of the twisted wreckage of a stolen Chrysler LeBaron he was driving at 70 miles per hour.
"I didn't know he was dead," King said. "I kept asking my mom if he came home."
Police said Williams died early Wednesday when the car crashed into a house in the 4800 block of Northwest 20th Street about 5:30 a.m. He was ejected from the vehicle after it hit the house's front bedroom wall. He was thrown onto the driveway; then the mangled car landed atop him. A woman and her great-granddaughter sleeping in the bedroom suffered minor injuries.
"At 12 o'clock, my mom called me and said there was an accident in Lauderhill, and one boy got killed and another ran away. But she didn't know it was him," King said. "Then someone called her later and described what [Marcus] was wearing." It was him, she said.
"He was a good kid," King said tearfully.
But according to his former probation officer, Deborah Gross, Williams had an extensive record, and there was a juvenile pick-up order out for him.
"He had a gentle side," Gross said. "Knowing him as I do, I think he thought some wrong things were right."
Gross said she had spoken to her supervisor Tuesday about Williams' two-volume file. She said a few months ago, she had arranged with Williams to voluntarily surrender in court and rejoin the juvenile justice program. When she went to pick him up at his aunt's house in Plantation, he was nowhere to be found.
Emmie Barber, 65, who occupied the bedroom with her great-granddaughter, Natalie Davis, 7, said she was awakened by a horrific sound and a heavy force that broke through her bedroom wall leaving dislodged bricks, a gaping hole under her window and deep tire tracks across her front lawn. Her carved headboard was knocked out of position. Her dresser was almost toppled, and a brick landed on the bed.
"I was scared. My cousin ran in the room and said a car flipped over," Barber said.
Police said the car was stolen from Bristol Court apartments in Lauderdale Lakes a few blocks from the crash.
"This could have been a different scene if it happened two hours later," said Fire Marshal Lt. Marc Celetti. "Kids going to summer school were being diverted away."
The house where the accident took place is across from Lauderhill Middle School, and by 7:30 a.m., dozens of children were trekking into the schoolyard.
Dwayne Campbell can be reached at dcampbell@sun-sentinel.com or 954-572-2004.
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Civil & Structural Engineering | Penistone Town Centre
Penistone Redevelopment
Highway Design
Section 104 & 278 Agreement
Client: Dransfield Properties Ltd
Project: Commercial/ Retail Development
Contract Value: £15 million
Met carried out the design & detailing for the civil engineering works for the highway, drainage & retaining wall components on the Penistone Redevelopment.
Penistone markets area in the town centre is undergoing a £15 million redevelopment. Met Consultancy Group (Met) have been commissioned to carry out design and detailing for the civil engineering works relating to the highway, drainage and retaining wall components.
The scheme will provide:
190 space town centre car park
Ambulance station
Markets area
Council Depot building
Fur and feather market
Access road
Tesco food store
The highway works include the design of a new roundabout and access road, involving full horizontal and vertical alignment design. Other areas in the town are to be upgraded via resurfacing works and general improvements. Met negotiated and obtained technical approval from the Local Highway Authority
and a Section 278 Agreement was entered into following detailed design and liaison.
The drainage works required a Section 104 Agreement to be entered into with Yorkshire Water. Surface water storage and attenuation was required to limit surface water run-off into the existing sewerage system.
Gradients within Penistone meant Met designed and detailed a number of retaining wall structures, including some which required technical approval from the Highway Authority.
The regeneration of this part of Penistone will boost the local economy and increase the vitality of the area for many years to come.


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Vela Peeva () (16 March 1922 – 3 May 1944) with the nom de guerre Penka was a communist partisan and activist of the Bulgarian Workers Youth League and the Bulgarian Communist Party during World War II.

Early life and education
Vela Peeva was born on 16 March 1922 to ethnic Bulgarian parents Peyo and Katerina in the village of Kamenitsa, today a neighbourhood of Velingrad. She has three siblings; older brother and sister Yordana and Todor, and younger sister Gera. As a teenager, as she was a bright student, she was sent to live alone in the city of Pazardzhik to attend a prestigious high school, so as to achieve a better future than was possible in her hometown.

In 1941, she was accepted at the University of Sofia, where she studied Pedagogy and Geography. However, she did not graduate, as she chose to be a partisan instead.

Life with the Bulgarian Communist Party and death
In 1939, Vela joined the Worker's Youth League, a communist organization. In 1943, Vela became a member of the Bulgarian Communist Party and joined an anti-fascist group along with fellow communist partisan Stoyo Kalpazanov and her sister Gera. When Gera fell ill of a cold in 1944, Vela volunteered to take her place in an assignment. The assignment was to collect food from the village of Ladzhene and sneak it up to the partisans in the mountains. After she and Stoyo Kalpazanov had collected the food, they were betrayed on the way back and Stoyo was captured. Vela, seriously wounded, managed to escape and crawl away to a cliff, which she hid under for forty days. A local forest worker brought her food and medicines, and when Vela was just healing, he feared he would be discovered by the fascists and betrayed her. Vela was surrounded by the fascists and is believed to have turned her gun on herself to avoid being captured alive. After her death, the fascists beheaded her body and strode around the nearby villages with Vela's head impaled on a spike.

Post-death
After beheading Vela, the fascists went to Stoyo Kalpazanov's cell and began interrogating him about the whereabouts of the remaining partisans. However, he remained loyal to them and refused to give any information. He was shot for this.

Following Vela's death, she was named a Bulgarian national heroine by the communists and her birthplace was turned into a museum. Her sister, Gera, who had meant to take her place in the anti-fascist activities, wrote a book about her years after her death.

References

1922 births
1944 deaths
Bulgarian communists
People from Velingrad
Bulgarian resistance members
1944 suicides
Suicides by firearm
Female anti-fascists
Suicides in Bulgaria

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Pack the car and cue up the driving playlist because summer is the season for road tripping! June is right around the corner, so now is the time to start planning. We think the ideal road trip is just about four hours away—not so far that you'll hate everyone in the car by the end of the trip, but not so close that you feel like you've barely left your neighborhood. Of course, a road trip destination also has to have interesting places to explore, great food and drink and a stellar hotel that feels like home away from home. Chapel Hill, North Carolina is an adorable town that checks all those boxes. (Image: Courtesy The Carolina Inn)
Why a road trip to Chapel Hill this summer is totally worth the drive
by Lani Furbank
Pack the car and cue up the driving playlist because summer is the season for road tripping! June is right around the corner, so now is the time to start planning. We think the ideal road trip is just about four hours away—not so far that you'll hate everyone in the car by the end of the trip, but not so close that you feel like you've barely left your neighborhood. Of course, a road trip destination also has to have interesting places to explore, great food and drink and a stellar hotel that feels like home away from home.
Chapel Hill, North Carolina is an adorable town that checks all those boxes. Barely over the Virginia state line, this quaint southern escape is a little over four hours from the D.C. area. As one of the three points in the region's Research Triangle, the community is a vibrant center for culture and development, while maintaining that classic small-town feel.
There's history everywhere you turn, plenty of beer and barbecue and a bustling college campus. It's also home to The Carolina Inn, a stunning Destination Hotel that's on the National Register of Historic Places.
Here's why Chapel Hill should be your next summer road trip:
This one's kind of a no-brainer. The Carolina Inn is located right in the heart of the town, and it's about as charming as you can get. The historic hotel was built in 1924, and while it has gone through several renovations, it still has the nostalgic, old-fashioned feel of a simpler time. It might even look familiar to folks from northern Virginia, since it was originally modeled after George Washington's Mount Vernon home.
The Inn has 185 gorgeous guest rooms (starting at $169/night), each brought to life with antique furniture, pieces of the state's history and signature elements of the colonial revival style. It's the perfect balance of vintage elegance and modern comfort. Striking colors and patterns are splashed throughout the guest rooms and the various ballrooms, parlors and meeting rooms, creating authentic character throughout.
The property is affectionately called "the university's living room," which turns out to be a highly accurate description. As the only hotel on UNC's campus, students treat The Carolina Inn as a second home where they can study, relax on the patio with friends, or host formal functions. The community also gathers here, especially during Friday's on the Front Porch, an annual event series featuring live music, picnic spreads, and food trucks.
Crossroads Chapel Hill: Dining at The Carolina Inn's signature restaurant is an experience in itself, drawing diners from around the region. The menu, of course, prominently features expertly executed southern staples like fried chicken, cornbread, and grits, but many dishes benefit from unexpected twists of flavor and technique thanks to Chef Brandon Sharp. The UNC alum recently returned to Chapel Hill after working in top notch kitchens across the country and leading the Michelin-starred Solbar in California. The restaurant is also known for its elaborate afternoon tea service, which is the picture of southern charm.
Pittsboro Street Provisions: The grab-and-go market at The Carolina Inn is a great place to snag a quick breakfast, coffee, sandwich, sweet treat, or snack before heading into town.
Merritt's Store & Grill: A staple in town, this little country store is packed at lunchtime when locals and tourists jostle in the sandwich queue to order stacked BLTs.
Lantern: This innovative kitchen is helmed by James Beard winner Andrea Reusing. Here you'll find exciting Asian flavors and local North Carolina ingredients.
Pizzeria Mercato: The tagline, "where Italy meets the South" pretty much sums up this seasonal pizza joint that crafts handmade pastas and pizzas using ingredients from the local farmers market. It's run by a James Beard nominee, who is also the son of two James Beard-winning chefs. That's one talented family.
Sutton's Drugstore: This old-school drugstore and grill has been around for over 90 years. It's right in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Franklin Street, which is the retail and dining hub of the town. Stop in for a burger and a vintage soda.
The Pig: You can't go to North Carolina without digging into some pig. This spot is a local favorite for BBQ made from local, pasture-raised hogs. They're all about using the whole pig, which means in addition to pulled pork and ribs, you'll find house made hot dogs, bologna, and more.
Top of the Hill: TOPO, as the locals call it, is the state's 8th oldest surviving brewery, and their brewpub is still going strong. It's a place where Tar Heels celebrate wins and get together for a few pints. The beer is brewed on premises, and it's not widely distributed, so this is one of the few spots where you can actually drink it. The team also owns TOPO Distillery, the first and only fully local and USDA-certified organic distillery in the deep South. Visit their facility for a tour and a taste of their quality organic gin, vodka, and Carolina whiskey.
Carolina Brewery: Owned by a third generation UNC alum, this brewery sits right in the heart of downtown. Their selection of beers brewed year-round stays true to the classics, with golden ales, IPAs, and porters.
Steel String Brewery: Just outside of town in Carrboro, Steel String is all about making beer that reflects the agricultural bounty and distinct culture of North Carolina. They have the standard brews, but they also go outside the box a little with a few sours, including a gose with coriander and sea salt and an unoaked sour with local white miso, yuzu, and ginger.
Franklin Street: Most of the action in town happens on this main drag, which is named for Benjamin Franklin. This is where Tar Heels flood the street after a big win or during a party holiday like Halloween. You'll find plenty of unique boutiques where you can shop for preppy clothing, old books, UNC gear, vintage finds, and more.
Southern Season: This is a one-stop-shop for the culinarily inclined. The sprawling store offers more than 70,000 gourmet foods and gifts. Wandering through the isles, you'll find specialty foods, chocolate, candy, wine, beer, coffee, tea, kitchen gadgets, home décor, and more. There's also a whole section devoted to products made in North Carolina, from barbecue sauces to popcorn.
UNC Campus: Even if you're not a prospective college student, a tour of the nation's first public university is definitely worth your time. The school was chartered in 1789 and opened its doors to students in 1795. It was the only public university to award degrees in the 18th century. You can take a tour with the Visitor's Center or simply stroll through the lush groves and admire the stately architecture. Notable points to hit include the Morehead Planetarium, the Davie Poplar Tree (supposedly the site where the search party rested while they were looking for the best location for the university), Old East (the first public university building), the Old Well (the primary water source for the first 100 years of the university's history and the fount from which students drink on the first day of classes to bring good luck), and the Bell Tower. There's also a 700-acre botanical garden and a comprehensive Carolina Basketball Museum.
Cane Creek Reservoir: This public recreation space is an ideal spot for kayaking, canoeing, boating, fishing, picnicking, and sunbathing. Note: Boats are available for rent, and a state license is required for fishing except on July 4th.
Explore the Triangle: If you want to take in Chapel Hill's surrounds, simply hop in the car and head to the other two points of the triangle: Durham, home to Duke University, and Raleigh, home to NC State University.


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Q: "non-static variable this cannot be referenced from a static context"? I'm a Java newbie and I'm trying to deploy a fibonacci trail through recursive function and then calculate the run time.
here is the code I have managed to write:
class nanoTime{
    int fib(int n){
        if(n==0) return 0;
        if(n==1) return 1;
        return this.fib(n-1)+this.fib(n-2);
    }
    public static void main(String[] args){
        double beginTime,endTime,runTime;
        int n=10;
        beginTime = System.nanoTime();
        n = this.fib(n);
        endTime = System.nanoTime();
        runTime = endTime-beginTime;
        System.out.println("Run Time:" + runTime);
    }
}

The problem is when I'm trying to turn it into Byte-code I get the following error:
nanoTime.java:11: non-static variable this cannot be referenced from a static context

I'm wondering what is the problem?!

A: You need to instantiate a nanoTime to call an instance method, or make the fib method static as well.

A: The problem is just what the message says.  Your main method is static, which means it is not linked to an instance of the nanoTime class, so this doesn't mean anything.  You need to make your fib method static as well, and then use nanoTime.fib(n).

A: There is no reason to use this in your code.
Steps to take:

*

*Rename your class to anything that starts with an upper case letter

*Remove all this from your code

*Add the static keyword before int fib(int n){

*Finally get a good Java book! ;)

A: # Name the class something else to avoid confusion between System.nanoTime and the name of your class.

class nanoTime1{
    int fib(int n){
        if(n==0) return 0;
        if(n==1) return 1;
        return this.fib(n-1)+this.fib(n-2);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args){
        double beginTime,endTime,runTime;
        int n=10;
        beginTime = System.nanoTime();

        # Instantiate an object of your class before calling any non-static member function

        nanoTime1 s = new nanoTime1();
        n = s.fib(n);
        endTime = System.nanoTime();
        runTime = endTime-beginTime;
        System.out.println("Run Time:" + runTime);
    }
}

A: Change
n = this.fib(n);

to
n = fib(n);

and make the method fib static.
Alternatively, change
n = this.fib(n);

to
n = new nanoTime().fib(n);

A: Be careful ! In Java the main has to be in a class definition, but it's only the entry point of the program and absolutely not a method of the object/class.

A: Change this.fib(n) to :
nano obj = new nano();
n = obj.fib(n);

this is associated with the instance of the class. A static method does not run with a class instance but with the class itself. So either change the fib method to static or replace the line where you call fib to the above two lines.


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ratty daddy dinkdum: What We Like (or Don't Like) Wednesdays—WE LOVE IKEA!
What We Like (or Don't Like) Wednesdays—WE LOVE IKEA!
Recently hubby and I had to take a quick trip to Orlando. He had a business meeting he had to attend, so that left me with some free time. We ate lunch at The Mall at Millenia, and I just stayed there while he drove to where his meeting was being held. Well, I started walking around the mall, and to say the least, I wasn't impressed. I am just not a mall shopper, and The Mall at Millenia is basically a really big Cordova Mall (our mall here in Pensacola, FL). Now don't get me wrong, The Mall at Millenia is the most beautiful mall I have ever been in, and I did enjoy all the beautiful fountains and awesome decorations. However, I got bored rather quickly. Now, Beth had mentioned that there was an IKEA nearby, and that's where I went. It was a short walk through the parking lot and was well worth it.
After following the walkway (with arrows so you don't get lost) through the second floor (it was like following the yellow brick road), I made my way to the first floor which is their marketplace (also has a walkway with arrows). Everything you saw upstairs is available to buy downstairs. The sections downstairs are as follows: Cooking & Eating, Textiles & Rugs, Bath Shop, Home Organization, Lighting, Prints & Frames, Home Decoration, Greenroom, and the Self-Serve Furniture Area. I have never seen so many unique items with such amazing low prices. Their furniture is amazing! Their lighting is amazing! Their framed pictures are amazing! I could go on and on.
The store really is amazing, and I wish we had an IKEA closer to us here. If you get the chance to visit an IKEA store, do it! You won't be sorry you did. There is no way for me to really describe it and have you understand. You have to go see it for yourself. Make sure you have LOTS of time because it takes a while to see the store, the whole store. I actually went through several times and saw new items each time I went through. Here is a link to IKEA. You can order some of their items online; however, most of their products are only available in their stores. If you would like, you can request an IKEA catalog here.
Hope you enjoy my information about IKEA and hope you enjoy browsing their website.


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Retail/Leisure opportunities with open A1 planning granted and ample parking. These prominently positioned showroom / retail units are available in a range of sizes, although these are indicative and could be altered to suit requirements.
The available space comprises a ground floor foyer with first floor former nightclub and associated mezzanines totaling 18,820 sq ft (1748.40 sq m) gross internal. There is loading access to the demise to the rear of the building and the first floor benefits from several fire escapes which can be altered to provide extra internal space, if required. The ground floor of the building is currently leased to Boyes.
The first floor currently benefits from a D2 Nightclub use but will be suitable for a variety of uses, subject to the relevant planning consents.


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Elizabeth Smart & Chris Stewart
The harrowing true story of abduction and survival from the courageous young woman who lived it—now the subject of a Lifetime original movie, I Am Elizabeth Smart.
In this memoir, Elizabeth Smart reveals how she survived and the secret to forging a new life in the wake of a brutal crime. On June 5, 2002, fourteen-year-old Elizabeth Smart, the daughter of a close-knit Mormon family, was taken from her home in the middle of the night by religious fanatic Brian David Mitchell and his wife, Wanda Barzee. Elizabeth was kept chained, dressed in disguise, repeatedly raped, and told she and her family would be killed if she tried to escape. After her rescue on March 12, 2003, she rejoined her family and worked to pick up the pieces of her life.
With My Story, Elizabeth tells of the constant fear she endured every hour, her courageous determination to maintain hope, and how she devised a plan to manipulate her captors and convinced them to return to Utah, where she was rescued minutes after arriving. Smart explains how her faith helped her stay sane in the midst of a nightmare and how she found the strength to confront her captors at their trial and see that justice was served.
In the years after her rescue, Smart transformed from victim to advocate, traveling the country and working to educate, inspire and foster change. She has created a foundation to help prevent crimes against children and is a frequent public speaker. She and her husband, Matthew Gilmour, now have two children.
St. Martin's Publishing Group
Kelleyb 87 , 16/01/2016
Well done Elizabeth
What an amazing women, through no fault of their own most people would become destroyed after that experience she dealt with it amazingly and didn't let them evil Devils win, she's an inspiration.
Elliehouck , 11/06/2015
Truly amazing story! A must read. 💙💛
Tompkins1978 , 19/04/2014
What an amazing book. Such incredible strength from such a young girl. Definitely a book that stays with you once you've finished reading it. 5* writing.
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Air Rope Inflatable Tunnel: An Alternative Way to Get out of Sticky Situations
October 29th, 2013 by Hazel Chua
There are a lot of emergency situations that call for the use of rope. Unfortunately, rope pulley systems aren't the safest way to go sometimes due to external conditions. Like, say, when there are floods or overflowing rivers and people are trapped on one end. No doubt you've seen similar scenarios in movies where the hero clings to the rope and pulls himself to safety on the other side. But regular folks might lose their grip and be swept away by the current.
As an alternative to this, the Air Rope came to be.
It's essentially an inflatable tunnel that functions as a rope in the sense that it will help you get across certain obstacles without relying so much on your arms. Emergency response people could set up and inflate the tunnel within minutes and have people cross the river by crawling through it instead of using the rope system.
Air Rope is a rescue system that takes the form of an inflated tunnel. It can be used as a thoroughfare across a river when secured to the ground and a tree at each end. A motor and propeller create a powerful flow of air. The air nozzle has a screw-in profile to prevent air leakage. Aluminium alloy, which is light and strong, is used for the metal components.
Air Rope was designed by Lee Jee Won, Lee Juan, and Lee Yong Ho and is a 2013 Red Dot Design Concept Award winner.
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appoints-api-dotnet
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.NET implementation of the Appoints REST API. Build with ASP.NET Web Api 2, OWIN middleware, Entity Framework and SQL Server.

Getting started
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- Register the app with url http://localhost:3000 on Facebook and/or Google.
- Rename /src/Appoints.Api/Web.Debug.config.example to Web.Debug.config and put the ID's and secret in there
- Open solution in Visual Studio. A Web.config file will be generated after a successful build.

More info
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See https://github.com/martijnboland/appoints-api-node/ for more API-specific info.


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/**
  UART1 Generated Driver File

  @Company
    Microchip Technology Inc.

  @File Name
    uart1.c

  @Summary
    This is the generated source file for the UART1 driver using MPLAB® Code Configurator

  @Description
    This source file provides APIs for driver for UART1.
    Generation Information :
        Product Revision  :  MPLAB® Code Configurator - v2.25.2
        Device            :  PIC24FJ128GC006
        Driver Version    :  0.5
    The generated drivers are tested against the following:
        Compiler          :  XC16 v1.24
        MPLAB 	          :  MPLAB X v2.35 or v3.00
 */

/*
Copyright (c) 2013 - 2015 released Microchip Technology Inc.  All rights reserved.

Microchip licenses to you the right to use, modify, copy and distribute
Software only when embedded on a Microchip microcontroller or digital signal
controller that is integrated into your product or third party product
(pursuant to the sublicense terms in the accompanying license agreement).

You should refer to the license agreement accompanying this Software for
additional information regarding your rights and obligations.

SOFTWARE AND DOCUMENTATION ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
IN NO EVENT SHALL MICROCHIP OR ITS LICENSORS BE LIABLE OR OBLIGATED UNDER
CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, CONTRIBUTION, BREACH OF WARRANTY, OR
OTHER LEGAL EQUITABLE THEORY ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT DAMAGES OR EXPENSES
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, INDIRECT, PUNITIVE OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, LOST PROFITS OR LOST DATA, COST OF PROCUREMENT OF
SUBSTITUTE GOODS, TECHNOLOGY, SERVICES, OR ANY CLAIMS BY THIRD PARTIES
(INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY DEFENSE THEREOF), OR OTHER SIMILAR COSTS.
 */

/**
  Section: Included Files
 */

#include "uart1.h"

/**
  Section: Data Type Definitions
 */

/** UART Driver Queue Status

  @Summary
    Defines the object required for the status of the queue.
 */

typedef union {

    struct {
        uint8_t full : 1;
        uint8_t empty : 1;
        uint8_t reserved : 6;
    } s;
    uint8_t status;
}

UART_BYTEQ_STATUS;

/** UART Driver Hardware Instance Object

  @Summary
    Defines the object required for the maintenance of the hardware instance.

 */
typedef struct {
    /* RX Byte Q */
    uint8_t *rxTail;

    uint8_t *rxHead;

    /* TX Byte Q */
    uint8_t *txTail;

    uint8_t *txHead;

    UART_BYTEQ_STATUS rxStatus;

    UART_BYTEQ_STATUS txStatus;

} UART_OBJECT;

static UART_OBJECT uart1_obj;

/** UART Driver Queue Length

  @Summary
    Defines the length of the Transmit and Receive Buffers

 */

#define UART1_CONFIG_TX_BYTEQ_LENGTH 64
#define UART1_CONFIG_RX_BYTEQ_LENGTH 64

/** UART Driver Queue

  @Summary
    Defines the Transmit and Receive Buffers

 */

static uint8_t uart1_txByteQ[UART1_CONFIG_TX_BYTEQ_LENGTH];
static uint8_t uart1_rxByteQ[UART1_CONFIG_RX_BYTEQ_LENGTH];

/** UART Hardware FIFO Buffer Length

  @Summary
    Defines the length of the Transmit and Receive FIFOs

 */

#define UART1_TX_FIFO_LENGTH 1
#define UART1_RX_FIFO_LENGTH 1

/**
  Section: Driver Interface
 */

void UART1_InitializeDebugPort(void) {
    // RTSMD disabled; URXINV disabled; BRGH enabled; STSEL 1; UARTEN enabled; PDSEL 8N; LPBACK disabled; WAKE disabled; USIDL disabled; ABAUD disabled; IREN disabled; UEN TX_RX;
    U1MODE = 0x8008;
    // UTXEN disabled; UTXINV disabled; URXISEL RX_ONE_CHAR; ADDEN disabled; UTXISEL0 TX_ONE_CHAR; UTXBRK COMPLETED; OERR NO_ERROR_cleared;
    U1STA = 0x0000;
    // U1TXREG 0x0000;
    U1TXREG = 0x0000;
    // U1RXREG 0x0000;
    U1RXREG = 0x0000;
    // Baud Rate = 9600; BRG 416;
    U1BRG = 0x01A0;

    IEC0bits.U1RXIE = 1;

    U1STAbits.UTXEN = 1;

    uart1_obj.txHead = uart1_txByteQ;
    uart1_obj.txTail = uart1_txByteQ;
    uart1_obj.rxHead = uart1_rxByteQ;
    uart1_obj.rxTail = uart1_rxByteQ;
    uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.empty = true;
    uart1_obj.txStatus.s.empty = true;
    uart1_obj.txStatus.s.full = false;
    uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.full = false;
}

/**
void DRV_UART1_InitializeDebugPort (void)
 */
void DRV_UART1_InitializeDebugPort(void) {
    UART1_InitializeDebugPort();
}

/**
    Maintains the driver's transmitter state machine and implements its ISR
 */
void __attribute__((interrupt, no_auto_psv)) _U1TXInterrupt(void) {
    if (uart1_obj.txStatus.s.empty) {
        IEC0bits.U1TXIE = false;
        return;
    }

    IFS0bits.U1TXIF = false;

    int count = 0;
    while ((count < UART1_TX_FIFO_LENGTH)&& !(U1STAbits.UTXBF == 1)) {
        count++;

        U1TXREG = *uart1_obj.txHead;

        uart1_obj.txHead++;

        if (uart1_obj.txHead == (uart1_txByteQ + UART1_CONFIG_TX_BYTEQ_LENGTH)) {
            uart1_obj.txHead = uart1_txByteQ;
        }

        uart1_obj.txStatus.s.full = false;

        if (uart1_obj.txHead == uart1_obj.txTail) {
            uart1_obj.txStatus.s.empty = true;
            break;
        }
    }
}

void __attribute__((interrupt, no_auto_psv)) _U1RXInterrupt(void) {
    int count = 0;

    while ((count < UART1_RX_FIFO_LENGTH) && (U1STAbits.URXDA == 1)) {
        count++;

        *uart1_obj.rxTail = U1RXREG;

        uart1_obj.rxTail++;

        if (uart1_obj.rxTail == (uart1_rxByteQ + UART1_CONFIG_RX_BYTEQ_LENGTH)) {
            uart1_obj.rxTail = uart1_rxByteQ;
        }

        uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.empty = false;

        if (uart1_obj.rxTail == uart1_obj.rxHead) {
            //Sets the flag RX full
            uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.full = true;
            break;
        }

    }

    IFS0bits.U1RXIF = false;

}

void __attribute__((interrupt, no_auto_psv)) _U1ErrInterrupt(void) {
    if ((U1STAbits.OERR == 1)) {
        U1STAbits.OERR = 0;
    }

    IFS4bits.U1ERIF = false;
}

/**
  Section: UART Driver Client Routines
 */

uint8_t UART1_Read(void) {
    uint8_t data = 0;

    data = *uart1_obj.rxHead;

    uart1_obj.rxHead++;

    if (uart1_obj.rxHead == (uart1_rxByteQ + UART1_CONFIG_RX_BYTEQ_LENGTH)) {
        uart1_obj.rxHead = uart1_rxByteQ;
    }

    if (uart1_obj.rxHead == uart1_obj.rxTail) {
        uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.empty = true;
    }

    uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.full = false;

    return data;
}

/**
   uint8_t DRV_UART1_Read ( void )
 */
uint8_t DRV_UART1_Read(void) {
    return (UART1_Read());
}

unsigned int UART1_ReadBuffer(uint8_t *buffer, const unsigned int bufLen) {
    unsigned int numBytesRead = 0;
    while (numBytesRead < (bufLen)) {
        if (uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.empty) {
            break;
        } else {
            buffer[numBytesRead++] = UART1_Read();
        }
    }

    return numBytesRead;
}

/**
   unsigned int DRV_UART1_ReadBuffer( uint8_t *buffer, const unsigned int bufLen)
 */
unsigned int DRV_UART1_ReadBuffer(uint8_t *buffer, const unsigned int bufLen) {
    return (UART1_ReadBuffer(buffer, bufLen));
}

void UART1_Write(const uint8_t byte) {
    *uart1_obj.txTail = byte;

    uart1_obj.txTail++;

    if (uart1_obj.txTail == (uart1_txByteQ + UART1_CONFIG_TX_BYTEQ_LENGTH)) {
        uart1_obj.txTail = uart1_txByteQ;
    }

    uart1_obj.txStatus.s.empty = false;

    if (uart1_obj.txHead == uart1_obj.txTail) {
        uart1_obj.txStatus.s.full = true;
    }

    if (IEC0bits.U1TXIE == false) {
        IEC0bits.U1TXIE = true;
    }

}

/**
   void DRV_UART1_Write( const uint8_t byte)
 */
void DRV_UART1_Write(const uint8_t byte) {
    UART1_Write(byte);
}

unsigned int UART1_WriteBuffer(const uint8_t *buffer, const unsigned int bufLen) {
    unsigned int numBytesWritten = 0;

    while (numBytesWritten < (bufLen)) {
        if ((uart1_obj.txStatus.s.full)) {
            break;
        } else {
            UART1_Write(buffer[numBytesWritten++]);
        }
    }

    return numBytesWritten;

}

/**
   unsigned int DRV_UART1_WriteBuffer( const uint8_t *buffer , const unsigned int bufLen )
 */
unsigned int DRV_UART1_WriteBuffer(const uint8_t *buffer, const unsigned int bufLen) {
    return (UART1_WriteBuffer(buffer, bufLen));
}

UART1_TRANSFER_STATUS UART1_TransferStatusGet(void) {
    UART1_TRANSFER_STATUS status = 0;

    if (uart1_obj.txStatus.s.full) {
        status |= UART1_TRANSFER_STATUS_TX_FULL;
    }

    if (uart1_obj.txStatus.s.empty) {
        status |= UART1_TRANSFER_STATUS_TX_EMPTY;
    }

    if (uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.full) {
        status |= UART1_TRANSFER_STATUS_RX_FULL;
    }

    if (uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.empty) {
        status |= UART1_TRANSFER_STATUS_RX_EMPTY;
    } else {
        status |= UART1_TRANSFER_STATUS_RX_DATA_PRESENT;
    }
    return status;
}

/**
   DRV_UART1_TRANSFER_STATUS UART1_TransferStatusGet (void )
 */
DRV_UART1_TRANSFER_STATUS DRV_UART1_TransferStatusGet(void) {
    return (UART1_TransferStatusGet());
}

uint8_t UART1_Peek(uint16_t offset) {
    if ((uart1_obj.rxHead + offset) > (uart1_rxByteQ + UART1_CONFIG_RX_BYTEQ_LENGTH)) {
        return uart1_rxByteQ[offset - (uart1_rxByteQ + UART1_CONFIG_RX_BYTEQ_LENGTH - uart1_obj.rxHead)];
    } else {
        return *(uart1_obj.rxHead + offset);
    }
}

/**
  uint8_t DRV_UART1_Peek(uint16_t offset)
 */
uint8_t DRV_UART1_Peek(uint16_t offset) {
    return (UART1_Peek(offset));
}

unsigned int UART1_ReceiveBufferSizeGet(void) {
    if (!uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.full) {
        if (uart1_obj.rxHead > uart1_obj.rxTail) {
            return (uart1_obj.rxHead - uart1_obj.rxTail);
        } else {
            return (UART1_CONFIG_RX_BYTEQ_LENGTH - (uart1_obj.rxTail - uart1_obj.rxHead));
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

/**
  unsigned int DRV_UART1_ReceiveBufferSizeGet(void)
 */
unsigned int DRV_UART1_ReceiveBufferSizeGet(void) {
    return (UART1_ReceiveBufferSizeGet());
}

unsigned int UART1_TransmitBufferSizeGet(void) {
    if (!uart1_obj.txStatus.s.full) {
        if (uart1_obj.txHead > uart1_obj.txTail) {
            return (uart1_obj.txHead - uart1_obj.txTail);
        } else {
            return (UART1_CONFIG_TX_BYTEQ_LENGTH - (uart1_obj.txTail - uart1_obj.txHead));
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

/**
  unsigned int DRV_UART1_TransmitBufferSizeGet(void)
 */
unsigned int DRV_UART1_TransmitBufferSizeGet(void) {
    return (UART1_TransmitBufferSizeGet());
}

bool UART1_ReceiveBufferIsEmpty(void) {
    return (uart1_obj.rxStatus.s.empty);
}

/**
  bool DRV_UART1_ReceiveBufferIsEmpty(void)
 */
bool DRV_UART1_ReceiveBufferIsEmpty(void) {
    return (UART1_ReceiveBufferIsEmpty());
}

bool UART1_TransmitBufferIsFull(void) {
    return (uart1_obj.txStatus.s.full);
}

/**
  bool DRV_UART1_TransmitBufferIsFull(void)
 */
bool DRV_UART1_TransmitBufferIsFull(void) {
    return (UART1_TransmitBufferIsFull());
}

UART1_STATUS UART1_StatusGet(void) {
    return U1STA;
}

/**
  DRV_UART1_STATUS DRV_UART1_StatusGet (void)
 */
DRV_UART1_STATUS DRV_UART1_StatusGet(void) {
    return (UART1_StatusGet());
}

/**
  End of File
 */


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News round-up: What now for universities? Brexit, changes to university funding and (maybe) an increase in R&D spend
The election result could have major implications for the higher education sector, including the possibility of recruitment challenges in the wake of Brexit
UK universities face up to Brexit after Tory election win
Times Higher Education, 13/12/2019, John Morgan
The certainty that Brexit will happen, a potential reshaping of the research funding system to accompany a big increase in funding and the targeting of "low-quality courses" are among the major implications for universities from the Conservatives' resounding victory in the UK general election.
With the Tories on track for a majority of above 70 after picking up a string of Leave-voting seats from the Labour Party in the Midlands and North on the back of Boris Johnson's commitment to "Get Brexit Done", attention will fall on the party's manifesto pledges.
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A lack of support for the growing number of Chinese students at British universities is "tacitly pushing" them to "fake their way" through their degree, experts say.
With so many ways available to buy essays and coursework, "a minority will take the bait" and cheat, they say. Others will simply give up and treat their time in the UK, elsewhere in the EU and the US as an extended holiday.
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Elite universities should offer places at random to students who make the grade so that underprivileged applicants are not disadvantaged, a think tank has said.
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Times Higher Education, 12/12/2019, Anna McKie
It will take almost a century for elite universities to hit the new access targets set by England's regulator, based on current rates of progress, according to a report.
An analysis published by the Higher Education Policy Institute finds that it will take 96 years for the most selective universities in England to raise the participation rate for students from the least advantaged areas to match the existing participation rate for students from the most advantaged areas.
10,000 wealthy students would have to be denied access to top universities each year to meet equality targets (Daily Telegraph, 12/12/2019, Camilla Turner)
Exeter picks Leeds deputy as next v-c
Times Higher Education, 12/12/2019, Chris Havergal
The University of Exeter has named Lisa Roberts as its next vice-chancellor.
Professor Roberts, currently deputy vice-chancellor for research and innovation at the University of Leeds, will take up the post next September after Sir Steve Smith retires.
Funding PhDs for four years 'being considered' by UK council
Times Higher Education, 12/12/2019, Jack Grove
A UK research council is considering funding fewer PhD students but supporting them for four years, amid rising concerns over the stress placed on doctoral candidates by the current three-year model.
The Economic and Social Research Council, which funds about 500 PhD studentships a year, has launched a "major review of PhD training and support" that, according to its 2019 delivery plan, may "lead to fundamental changes in the length, structure, content and quality of the doctoral training experience".
Teesside says staff must apply for permission to work off-campus
An email sent to staff at Teesside University has ignited a debate about flexible working, as a union accused it of imposing "archaic" conditions that restrict academics from working from home or doing off-campus research.
Staff at the School of Health and Life Sciences recently received an email, seen by Times Higher Education, that stated that academics should not work from home for general reasons for more than one or two days per semester and that this should "not be a regular working pattern"
Spiralling rents consume increasing portion of student loans
The Guardian, 11/12/2019, Richard Adams
University students in England are seeing their maintenance loans increasingly consumed by the rising cost of private-sector accommodation, with purpose-built rooms in London now averaging £1,000 more than the maximum loan.
A survey of the student accommodation market carried out by the property consultants Cushman & Wakefield found that the average cost of en-suite private bedroom rentals in purpose-built blocks has reached 75% of the maximum maintenance loan outside of London and 110% of the maximum in London.
Next NHS staff shortages will include radiographers, as courses close
The Guardian, 10/12/2019, Anna Fazackerley
Radiography and nursing degree courses may be at risk of closure, academics are warning – at a time when the NHS is wrestling with a recruitment crisis.
The Council of Deans of Health has now drawn up an "at risk" list of university courses struggling to attract and retain enough students following the removal of the student bursary in 2017. The courses include: radiography, mental health nursing, learning disability nursing, podiatry and prosthetics. The list also includes orthotics, which is the provision of devices such as splints, braces and helmets, which help people recover from injury. Orthoptics, which focuses on treatments for eye conditions, is another subject listed.
Stonewall accused of censoring academics over gender issues
The Times, 10/12/2019, Greg Hurst and Rosemary Bennett
Academics accused a leading gay rights charity of suppressing academic freedom by encouraging a "censorious" approach to gender identity.
In a letter to The Times more than 20 professors, researchers and lecturers say that many British universities have adopted policies on transgender issues from a template drawn up by Stonewall that does not allow criticism from academics who take a different view.
PhD student's life 'left in tatters' after Home Office error 'forced her to abandon studies'
Independent, 09/12/2019, Eleanor Busby
A former PhD student's life was left "in tatters" after she claims a Home Office error forced her to abandon her studies and her dream of becoming a law professor in the UK.
Myriam Cadinouche claims the Home Office wrongly accused her of staying in the UK illegally and retained her passport and documents when she was in the third year of her doctorate.
Trans rights activists halt gender debate at Essex University
A seminar on criminal justice and gender issues was cancelled at the University of Essex after organisers said that trans activists had threatened to "obstruct" debate and discussion.
Jo Phoenix, professor of criminology at the Open University, was invited to speak on trans rights on Thursday as part of the Centre for Criminology's autumn seminar series. It was entitled "Trans rights and justice: complicated contours in contemporary sex, gender and sexualities politics".
Staff warn of 'intimidatory' tactics at Liverpool University after strike
The Guardian, 06/12/2019, Rachel Hall
The University of Liverpool has told staff who went on strike over pay and pensions this week that they must catch up on missed work or risk penalties, despite already having their pay deducted over the eight-day industrial action.
In an email sent by pro vice-chancellor Gavin Brown, members of the University and College Union were told that failure to reschedule teaching missed during the strike period would represent partial performance of their contracts, which "the university does not accept". Brown added that the university may respond with "pay deductions".
Stalker Jefferson Young returns to victim's university
Hundreds of students have complained after a convicted stalker was allowed to quietly return to the campus where his victim was still studying.
Jefferson Young was given a restraining order in 2018 for stalking his former girlfriend and disclosing private material. He has now returned to Newcastle University to embark on postgraduate studies without her being informed.
Most UK students 'don't think free speech under threat' on campus
"Only a minority" of UK students have heard about incidents where freedom of expression has been restricted in their own university, and there is "significant agreement" between students and the public "on the value of freedom of expression", according to a survey.
The research, published by the Policy Institute at King's College London, bills itself as having amassed "some of the most comprehensive survey data for the UK on student attitudes towards freedom of expression".
Poor students are not going to universities that their grades deserve, study finds
Daily Telegraph, 05/12/2019, Camilla TurnerStudents from poor households are not going to universities that their grades deserve, a study has found, as secondary schools are blamed.
Up to a quarter of teenagers from disadvantaged backgrounds are taking up places at lower ranking universities despite having good enough A-level results to go somewhere more prestigious, according to researchers at University College London.
University pulls trans forum amid safety fears
A research conference on how transgender issues are handled in schools has been cancelled amid fears that speakers and guests would be at risk from trans activists.
The event, due to take place at Edinburgh University next week, was to discuss plans for new guidance on supporting trans pupils in Scottish schools.
University criticised for suggesting staff hide their sexuality when travelling to Dubai campus
The University of Birmingham has come under fire for guidance on its website suggesting that staff should hide their sexuality when travelling to the institution's campus in Dubai.
Academics, students and members of the LGBT+ community have condemned the safeguarding advice for university employees attending the Dubai branch as "appalling" and "shameful".


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Tag: interview
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Hailing from South Australia, Dr Dean Nicolle seems to have long held an interest in botany. From early beginnings studying horticulture in secondary school, to science at the University of Adelaide, and finally a PhD in plant systematics at Flinders University, it's safe to say that Dean has a well established passion for plants. Not...
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