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Darlene Jenkins Walls
Janet Hutchison
Loaida Rodriguez
Loaida Rodriguez has been named Portfolio and Compliance Specialist, at Seedcopa + SeedcoDE, a Certified Development Company that specializes in helping businesses in Pennsylvania and Delaware access below-market interest rates through government loan programs.
Loaida joins the Seedcopa + SeedcoDE team after serving as Assistant Controller at Vanguard Charitable in Malvern, one of the largest grant-making organizations in the nation. Previously she was the Director of Finance at Community Basics, Inc. in Lancaster, a non-profit developer that supports the ongoing need for affordable housing in the Lancaster area. She also served as Director of Accounting and Payroll for SCTE, Inc. in Exton, a membership association that supports the telecommunications industry.
Loaida has a passion for economic development and making a positive impact on her community. Her experience managing government-backed programs and ensuring fiduciary responsibility, along with her accounting and financial management experience, are valuable assets for bank partners and small- to mid-sized business borrowers.
Loaida earned her Bachelor of Arts in Financial Management from Immaculata University and her Master's degree in Public Administration at West Chester University. She resides in Honey Brook with her four children and two grandchildren. She enjoys volunteer work, including as a HDC MidAtlantic Board Member, as well as past volunteer work for Primera Iglesia Bautista de Coatesville, Philadelphia Area Great Career Success Group and Lighthouse Vocational Ministries.
Cathie Satterfield
Cathie is an Albright College alumna with a B.A. in Communications and Digital Media. She brings to Seedcopa a wealth of banking experience, including her most recent role as Senior Relationship Assistant for a C&I Lending Team. Cathie is an avid angler and enjoys traveling.
Michelle Hadley
Michelle Hadley is a lifelong resident of Chester County. She holds a bachelor's degree in accounting from Immaculata University and has more than 20 years of experience in the non-profit accounting field. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband of 17 years and her three children.
Leigh Craig
Leigh Craig is a Program Coordinator for the Workforce Development – STEM Innovation Youth Programs.
She has more than 20 years of experience in environmental insurance primarily as an underwriting assistant at Great American Insurance Group and AxaXL Insurance (previously XL Insurance). Those duties included providing underwriting support, file reconciliation, office management, and general administrative support.
For the past 8 years, Leigh worked as site coordinator/head coach for Coatesville United Soccer, an innovative youth development program that uses soccer as a tool to implement mentorship, lifestyles, and offers a safe place for the youth in Coatesville.
Outside of work, Leigh is an avid sports fan and spends time with her husband and 3 kids at their sporting events.
Lauren Sandusky
Lauren Sandusky is the newest Loan Operations Specialist for South Eastern Economic Development Company of PA, the lending division of Chester County Economic Development Council. Her duties involve overseeing, managing, coordinating tasks, and maintaining records for Seedcopa's business loans and insurance & settlement issues.
With over 15 years of experience in business lending, Lauren joins the Seedcopa team after serving as Manager of Loan Processing at the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC) where she worked on a variety of small business loans including the PIDA loan program. Lauren also helped manage COVID-19 relief loan programs including the Philadelphia COVID-19 Small Business Relief Fund, the COVID-19 Working Capital Access (CWCA) program and the COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program (CHIRP).
Lauren holds a Masters of Business Administration and Bachelor of Arts in Communication from LaSalle University.
Marrea Walker-Smith
Marrea Walker-Smith is the Diversity and Training Consultant for the Chester County Economic Development Council. In this role, she designs innovative simulated curriculum, supports grant writing, and develops training models for Career Connections Academy, STEM Summer Career Academies, and First-Generation STEM Academy.
Marrea also provides leadership for the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion efforts of the Chester County Economic Development Council. She specializes in Human-Centered Design Thinking and guides the leadership team and DEI Committee on programs and practices that encourage representation and participation of diverse people.
Before joining Chester County Economic Development Council, she worked for 17 years with the City of Chester on economic development projects such as Harrah's Chester Casino and PPL Park, the Philadelphia Union Soccer Team's home. She also worked in corporate communications at Independence Blue Cross and has held leadership positions in business, education, and development.
In 2018, Philadelphia Business Journal recognized her as a Women of Distinction for her professional achievements, dedication to mentorship, and community involvement. Main Line Today Magazine featured her as a 2018 Healthcare Hero for developing a training model to inspire and create a pipeline of youth talent for future healthcare positions. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development featured Marrea in their Humans of HUD Campaign.
Marrea earned a Six Sigma Green Belt in Healthcare from Villanova University. She has a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Delaware State University, a Master's degree in Public Administration from Widener University, and a Master's degree in English and Publishing from Rosemont College. Currently, she is completing her Doctorate of Higher Education degree at Cabrini University.
She is an advisor trustee for McLean Contributionship Foundation and board member with the Chester County Women's Commission, The Clinic, and West Bradford Recreation Commission. She a native of the City of Chester but resides in West Bradford Township with her husband Kirk, daughter Milan and dog Axel.
Cheryl Korn
Cheryl Korn joined the Chester County Economic Development Council in 2017 and serves as a project coordinator. Her duties include supporting CCEDC's technology initiatives, the Ideas x Innovations Network (i2n) and the Innovative Technology Action Group (ITAG). She also assists CCEDC's marketing department and STEM Innovation youth initiatives.
Her responsibilities include coordinating and communicating with various stakeholders, providing graphic design and electronic marketing assistance, organizing meetings and events, and providing general administrative support. Cheryl's previous experience as art director for a healthcare software company, tenure at several advertising agencies, and service as the office and marketing manager for various companies, means she is well-suited to wear many hats in her role at CCEDC.
Cheryl received a BFA in graphic design from Moore College of Art and has kept her skills current by earning numerous certifications from Springhouse Education & Consulting Services.
Marie Shires
Marie Shires joined Seedcopa as Vice President and Relationship Manager in April 2018. Shires comes to Seedcopa with a decade of SBA 504 experience providing commercial real estate and equipment financing to the region's small to mid-sized businesses.
A certified Economic Development Financial Professional, Shires has completed rigorous training in business credit, loan packaging procedures, real estate finance analysis and deal structuring. As a long-time program director and Vice President at a not-for-profit certified development company, she has been responsible for all phases of U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) 504 loans, including business development, processing, closing and servicing. She also draws on enduring relationships with local banks, professional partners and community-based organizations to facilitate the loan process for Seedcopa clients.
Shires is a member of Advocates for Small Business, where she holds a seat on the board of directors. Over the course of her career she has taken a participating lead role in a variety of special events and summits for small business owners, including round table discussions and group training sessions. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business from Widener University.


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- micrometer-core (from https://github.com/micrometer-metrics/micrometer)
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- nio-multipart-parser (from )
- nio-stream-storage (from https://github.com/synchronoss/nio-stream-storage)
- okhttp (from https://square.github.io/okhttp/)
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Changed application properties for clean run settings.
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- org.conscrypt:conscrypt-openjdk-uber (from https://conscrypt.org/)
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- project ':json-path' (from https://github.com/jayway/JsonPath)
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- proto-google-cloud-pubsub-v1 (from https://github.com/googleapis/java-pubsub/proto-google-cloud-pubsub-v1)
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- rank-eval (from https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch)
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text:
package srvr

import (
	"net/http"

	"github.com/spaceweasel/mango"
)

//Updateable must be implemented by any persistable object that can be updated
type Updateable interface {
	Persistable
	CopyValues(objToCopy Persistable) error
}

//PersistableHandlerState holds state information for a PersistableHandlerState
type PersistableHandlerState struct {
	FileManager FileManager
}

//GetObject returns the object
func (ph *PersistableHandlerState) GetObject(obj Persistable, c *mango.Context) {
	objUpdater := ph.FileManager.Get(obj.Filepath())
	err := objUpdater.Read(obj)
	if err != nil {
		c.Error(err.Error(), http.StatusInternalServerError)
	} else {
		c.RespondWith(obj).WithStatus(http.StatusOK)
	}
}

//UpdateObjectWithContextBind updates the saved copy of the passed object
func (ph *PersistableHandlerState) UpdateObjectWithContextBind(obj Persistable, savedObj Updateable, c *mango.Context) {
	err := c.Bind(obj)
	if err != nil {
		c.Error(err.Error(), http.StatusBadRequest)
		return
	}
	err = ph.UpdateObject(obj, savedObj, c)
	if err != nil {
		c.Error(err.Error(), http.StatusInternalServerError)
	} else {
		c.RespondWith(savedObj).WithStatus(http.StatusOK)
	}
}

//UpdateObject updates the saved copy of the passed object
func (ph *PersistableHandlerState) UpdateObject(obj Persistable, savedObj Updateable, c *mango.Context) error {
	objUpdater := ph.FileManager.Get(obj.Filepath())
	var err error

	//Retry if there is a failure
	for i := 0; i < 2; i++ {
		err = objUpdater.Read(savedObj)
		if err != nil {
			continue
		}
		err = savedObj.CopyValues(obj)
		if err != nil {
			break
		}
		err = objUpdater.Update(savedObj)
		if err == nil {
			break
		}
	}
	return err
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Mary Kom is Tax Free in UP : Chief minister Mr. Akhilesh Yadav has declared Mary Kom as tax-free in UP. Mary Kom is now tax-free in Maharashtra and UP before its release.
Usually the movies are declared tax-free in some cities or states post their releases. However, Upcoming biopic on Mary Kom which featured Priyanka Chopra in lead role is declared tax-free in Maharashtra and UP one week prior to its release.
Priyanka Chopra shared her happiness on twitter thanking chief minster of UP Akhilesh Yadav on declaring Mary Kom as tax-free in UP.
The glam girl of Bollywood Priyanka Chopra will be seen in never seen before avatar in Mary Kom. Priyanka Chopra has already receiving huge appreciation for her role of five times Boxing World Champion Mary Kom.
Mary Kom is one of the most anticipated movies of 2014. As suggested from the trailer its is based on the life of champion Indian Boxer Mary Kom. The movie chronicles the journey of the woman boxer who gave up her sporting career when it was at its peak, just to take care of her children. The movie shows how this strong woman makes her comeback into the ring and went on to become the Olympics bronze medalist.
Mary Kom is co-produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali films and Viacom 18 Motion Pictures. The movie marks the directional debut of Omung Kumar and is set for release on 5 Sep 2014.


I've been to Baguio City several times in the past, but I haven't been to Choco-late de Batirol. On our first day in Baguio City for the Baguio Food Tour 2013, we went to Chocolate de Batirol for breakfast. Located at a small and cozy nook hidden among the trees at the Igorot Park area (near Gate 2 of Camp John Hay and near Baguio Country Club), Choco-late de Batirol is a Filipino Cafe specializing in tsokolate drink made from local cacao beans.
This place had been a favorite hangout place of both tourists and locals wanting to enjoy hot, thick, bittersweet cup of hot choco anytime of the day. Their tsokolate drink is so good and will surely warm your day with every sip of their signature drink.
We were able to see how their chocolate drink is traditionally made using a copper pot where a wooden whisk or "batirol" is used to mix the tsokolate which makes it deliciously thick.
We were also served with their famous breakfast treats - Bibingka , Suman sa Lihia and the traditional-blend Chocolate de Batirol.
The Bibingka is a local rice cake cooked the traditional way on banana leaves. Topped with grated coconut, it is moist and soft. I really like it! Each serving costs PHP 105.00.
The Suman sa Lihia is a sticky rice cake topped with grated coconut and brown sugar. Each serving costs PHP 64.00.
We also had the traditional-blend Chocolate de Batirol. It is so creamy! I enjoyed it so much since it was really cold that morning. It also comes in other flavors such as orange, strawberry (Baguio Blend), cinnamon, choco mallows and almond. I also tasted the cinnamon flavor, but the traditional-blend is my favorite. Each serving of the traditional-blend tsokolate costs PHP 80.00.
Don't miss the place while you're in Baguio. I highly recommend this place to all those who like to have a delightful meal while enjoying the cozy and relaxing ambiance of nature. We certainly enjoyed our breakfast, feasting on these treats while catching-up on each others' lives. Chocolate de Batirol is certainly worth a visit with family and friends.
Go to the jeepney terminal located near the Igorot Park and Burnham Park. Take a jeepney going to "Scout Barrio" and tell the driver to drop you at the gate to Camp John Hay, fare is 9.00 pesos. Alternatively, you could take a cab from the city center. Taxi fare is around 60-70 pesos and travel time is about 20 minutes.
Disclosure: Choco-late de Batirol is one of the partner-restaurants of #BaguioFoodTour2013. Thank you for hosting us in Baguio City.
very overrated. not as good as people say. though the place is great the food is not very good value wise and taste wise.


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Professionals leave, return home
BUCYRUS – When Chris Stone graduated from Bucyrus High School in 1997, he took off for Ohio Northern University and ...
Professionals leave, return home BUCYRUS – When Chris Stone graduated from Bucyrus High School in 1997, he took off for Ohio Northern University and ... Check out this story on bucyrustelegraphforum.com: http://ohne.ws/1mfejbL
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Chris Stone, who owns Rock Solid Media, does PR work for Bucyrus City Schools. (Photo: Dave Polcyn/Telegraph-Forum )Buy Photo
BUCYRUS – When Chris Stone graduated from Bucyrus High School in 1997, he took off for Ohio Northern University and did not look back — for a while.
Stone, who earned a degree in sports management and marketing, got married and had two children when an opportunity came up in his hometown five years ago.
"I made the decision to move back to Crawford County and raise my children here. It was important to me that my kids be raised with their grandparents, great-grandparents and other family members, so that was a big reason to move back," Stone said.
A few years ago, Stone started his own business, Rock Solid Media.
"I saw a need and started the company," Stone said.
Buckeye Central graduate Andrea Pressler stayed in the area while attending college at North Central State in Mansfield.
"I started working at Ohio Mutual Insurance Group 12 years ago," Pressler said.
Pressler is part of the Crawford County Young Professionals group.
"There are so many opportunities in Crawford County, and we want young people to realize that," Pressler said.
Dawn Ashley Cook graduated from Colonel Crawford then took off to study dance at Ohio University.
"I have lived in many different cities since then," said Cook, who is an actress, model and dancer, and has appeared on television shows including "Desperate Housewives" and "Millionaire Matchmaker."
Cook made the decision late last year to move back to Crawford County.
"I am looking for a house. I still travel to auditions in other cities, but this is home," Cook said.
Cook recently opened Move Up Fitness and Dance Studio in the Eagle Office Building at 111 W. Rensselaer St.
"I have a wonderful boyfriend and have decided it's time to settle down. I want to do that here; it's home to me," Cook said.
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/*
 * This example was developed using the following STMicroelectronics
 * evaluation boards:
 *
 * - NUCLEO_F411RE + STEVAL-MKI217V1
 * - STEVAL_MKI109V3 + STEVAL-MKI217V1
 * - DISCOVERY_SPC584B + STEVAL-MKI217V1
 *
 * Used interfaces:
 *
 * STEVAL_MKI109V3    - Host side:   USB (Virtual COM)
 *                    - Sensor side: SPI(Default) / I2C(supported)
 *
 * NUCLEO_STM32F411RE - Host side: UART(COM) to USB bridge
 *                    - Sensor side: I2C(Default) / SPI(supported)
 *
 * DISCOVERY_SPC584B  - Host side: UART(COM) to USB bridge
 *                    - Sensor side: I2C(Default) / SPI(supported)
 *
 * If you need to run this example on a different hardware platform a
 * modification of the functions: `platform_write`, `platform_read`,
 * `tx_com` and 'platform_init' is required.
 *
 */

/* STMicroelectronics evaluation boards definition
 *
 * Please uncomment ONLY the evaluation boards in use.
 * If a different hardware is used please comment all
 * following target board and redefine yours.
 */

//#define STEVAL_MKI109V3  /* little endian */
//#define NUCLEO_F411RE    /* little endian */
//#define SPC584B_DIS      /* big endian */

/* ATTENTION: By default the driver is little endian. If you need switch
 *            to big endian please see "Endianness definitions" in the
 *            header file of the driver (_reg.h).
 */

#if defined(STEVAL_MKI109V3)
/* MKI109V3: Define communication interface */
#define SENSOR_BUS hspi2
/* MKI109V3: Vdd and Vddio power supply values */
#define PWM_3V3 915

#elif defined(NUCLEO_F411RE)
/* NUCLEO_F411RE: Define communication interface */
#define SENSOR_BUS hi2c1

#elif defined(SPC584B_DIS)
/* DISCOVERY_SPC584B: Define communication interface */
#define SENSOR_BUS I2CD1

#endif

/* Includes ------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "lsm6dsox_reg.h"
#include "lis2mdl_reg.h"

#if defined(NUCLEO_F411RE)
#include "stm32f4xx_hal.h"
#include "usart.h"
#include "gpio.h"
#include "i2c.h"

#elif defined(STEVAL_MKI109V3)
#include "stm32f4xx_hal.h"
#include "usbd_cdc_if.h"
#include "gpio.h"
#include "spi.h"
#include "tim.h"

#elif defined(SPC584B_DIS)
#include "components.h"
#endif

typedef union {
  int16_t i16bit[3];
  uint8_t u8bit[6];
} axis3bit16_t;

/* Private macro -------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define    BOOT_TIME            10 //ms
#define    TX_BUF_DIM         1000

/* Private variables ---------------------------------------------------------*/
static stmdev_ctx_t ag_ctx;
static stmdev_ctx_t mag_ctx;
static uint8_t tx_buffer[TX_BUF_DIM];

/* Extern variables ----------------------------------------------------------*/

/* Private functions ---------------------------------------------------------*/

static int32_t lsm6dsox_write_lis2mdl_cx(void *ctx, uint8_t reg,
                                         const uint8_t *data,
										 uint16_t len);

static int32_t lsm6dsox_read_lis2mdl_cx(void *ctx, uint8_t reg,
                                        uint8_t *data,
                                        uint16_t len);

/*
 *   WARNING:
 *   Functions declare in this section are defined at the end of this file
 *   and are strictly related to the hardware platform used.
 *
 */
static int32_t platform_write(void *handle, uint8_t reg, const uint8_t *bufp,
                              uint16_t len);
static int32_t platform_read(void *handle, uint8_t reg, uint8_t *bufp,
                             uint16_t len);

static void tx_com( uint8_t *tx_buffer, uint16_t len );
static void platform_delay(uint32_t ms);
static void platform_init(void);

/* Main Example --------------------------------------------------------------*/

/*
 * Main Example
 *
 * Configure low level function to access to external device
 * Check if LIS2MDL connected to Sensor Hub
 * Configure lis2mdl in CONTINUOUS_MODE with 20 ODR
 * Configure Sensor Hub to read one slave with XL trigger
 * Set FIFO watermark
 * Set FIFO mode to Stream mode
 * Enable FIFO batching of Slave0 + ACC + Gyro samples
 * Poll for FIFO watermark interrupt and read samples
 */
void lsm6dsox_sh_lis2mdl(void)
{

  lsm6dsox_sh_cfg_read_t sh_cfg_read;
  float angular_rate_mdps[3];
  float acceleration_mg[3];
  axis3bit16_t raw_data;
  float magnetic_mG[3];
  lsm6dsox_reg_t reg;

  /* Initialize lsm6dsox driver interface */
  ag_ctx.write_reg = platform_write;
  ag_ctx.read_reg = platform_read;
  ag_ctx.handle = &SENSOR_BUS;
  /* Initialize lis2mdl driver interface */
  mag_ctx.read_reg = lsm6dsox_read_lis2mdl_cx;
  mag_ctx.write_reg = lsm6dsox_write_lis2mdl_cx;
  mag_ctx.handle = &SENSOR_BUS;
  /* Init test platform */
  platform_init();
  /* Wait sensor boot time */
  platform_delay(BOOT_TIME);
  /* Check lsm6dsox ID. */
  lsm6dsox_device_id_get(&ag_ctx, &reg.byte);

  if (reg.byte != LSM6DSOX_ID)
    while (1);

  /* Restore default configuration. */
  lsm6dsox_reset_set(&ag_ctx, PROPERTY_ENABLE);

  do {
    lsm6dsox_reset_get(&ag_ctx, &reg.byte);
  } while (reg.byte);

  /* Disable I3C interface.*/
  lsm6dsox_i3c_disable_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_I3C_DISABLE);
  /* Some hardware require to enable pull up on master I2C interface. */
  //lsm6dsox_sh_pin_mode_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_INTERNAL_PULL_UP);
  /* Check if LIS2MDL connected to Sensor Hub. */
  lis2mdl_device_id_get(&mag_ctx, &reg.byte);

  if (reg.byte != LIS2MDL_ID)
    while (1);

  /* Configure LIS2MDL. */
  lis2mdl_block_data_update_set(&mag_ctx, PROPERTY_ENABLE);
  lis2mdl_offset_temp_comp_set(&mag_ctx, PROPERTY_ENABLE);
  lis2mdl_operating_mode_set(&mag_ctx, LIS2MDL_CONTINUOUS_MODE);
  lis2mdl_data_rate_set(&mag_ctx, LIS2MDL_ODR_20Hz);

  /*
   * Prepare sensor hub to read data from external Slave0 continuously
   * in order to store data in FIFO.
   */
  sh_cfg_read.slv_add = (LIS2MDL_I2C_ADD & 0xFEU) >> 1; /* 7bit I2C address */
  sh_cfg_read.slv_subadd = LIS2MDL_OUTX_L_REG;
  sh_cfg_read.slv_len = 6;
  lsm6dsox_sh_slv0_cfg_read(&ag_ctx, &sh_cfg_read);
  /* Configure Sensor Hub to read one slave. */
  lsm6dsox_sh_slave_connected_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_SLV_0);
  /* Enable I2C Master. */
  lsm6dsox_sh_master_set(&ag_ctx, PROPERTY_ENABLE);
  /* Configure LSM6DSOX. */
  lsm6dsox_xl_full_scale_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_2g);
  lsm6dsox_gy_full_scale_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_2000dps);
  lsm6dsox_block_data_update_set(&ag_ctx, PROPERTY_ENABLE);
  lsm6dsox_xl_data_rate_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_XL_ODR_12Hz5);
  lsm6dsox_gy_data_rate_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_GY_ODR_12Hz5);

  while (1) {

    lsm6dsox_status_reg_get(&ag_ctx, &reg.status_reg);
    if (reg.status_reg.xlda && reg.status_reg.gda) {

    	/* Read XL data. */
        lsm6dsox_acceleration_raw_get(&ag_ctx, raw_data.i16bit);
        acceleration_mg[0] = lsm6dsox_from_fs2_to_mg(raw_data.i16bit[0]);
        acceleration_mg[1] = lsm6dsox_from_fs2_to_mg(raw_data.i16bit[1]);
        acceleration_mg[2] = lsm6dsox_from_fs2_to_mg(raw_data.i16bit[2]);
        sprintf((char *)tx_buffer, "Acceleration [mg]:%4.2f\t%4.2f\t%4.2f\r\n",
                acceleration_mg[0], acceleration_mg[1], acceleration_mg[2]);
        tx_com(tx_buffer, strlen((char const *)tx_buffer));

        /* Read GY data. */
        lsm6dsox_angular_rate_raw_get(&ag_ctx, raw_data.i16bit);
        angular_rate_mdps[0] = lsm6dsox_from_fs2000_to_mdps(raw_data.i16bit[0]);
        angular_rate_mdps[1] = lsm6dsox_from_fs2000_to_mdps(raw_data.i16bit[1]);
        angular_rate_mdps[2] = lsm6dsox_from_fs2000_to_mdps(raw_data.i16bit[2]);
        sprintf((char *)tx_buffer, "Angular rate [mdps]:%4.2f\t%4.2f\t%4.2f\r\n",
                angular_rate_mdps[0], angular_rate_mdps[1], angular_rate_mdps[2]);
        tx_com(tx_buffer, strlen((char const *)tx_buffer));

        /* Read MAG data. */
    	lsm6dsox_sh_read_data_raw_get(&ag_ctx, (lsm6dsox_emb_sh_read_t*) raw_data.u8bit, sizeof(raw_data));
        magnetic_mG[0] = lis2mdl_from_lsb_to_mgauss(raw_data.i16bit[0]);
        magnetic_mG[1] = lis2mdl_from_lsb_to_mgauss(raw_data.i16bit[1]);
        magnetic_mG[2] = lis2mdl_from_lsb_to_mgauss(raw_data.i16bit[2]);
        sprintf((char *)tx_buffer, "Mag [mG]:%4.2f\t%4.2f\t%4.2f\r\n",
                magnetic_mG[0], magnetic_mG[1], magnetic_mG[2]);
        tx_com(tx_buffer, strlen((char const *)tx_buffer));
    }
  }
}

/*
 * @brief  Write generic device register (platform dependent)
 *
 * @param  handle    customizable argument. In this examples is used in
 *                   order to select the correct sensor bus handler.
 * @param  reg       register to write
 * @param  bufp      pointer to data to write in register reg
 * @param  len       number of consecutive register to write
 *
 */
static int32_t platform_write(void *handle, uint8_t reg, const uint8_t *bufp,
                              uint16_t len)
{
#if defined(NUCLEO_F411RE)
  HAL_I2C_Mem_Write(handle, LSM6DSOX_I2C_ADD_L, reg,
                    I2C_MEMADD_SIZE_8BIT, (uint8_t*) bufp, len, 1000);
#elif defined(STEVAL_MKI109V3)
  HAL_GPIO_WritePin(CS_up_GPIO_Port, CS_up_Pin, GPIO_PIN_RESET);
  HAL_SPI_Transmit(handle, &reg, 1, 1000);
  HAL_SPI_Transmit(handle, (uint8_t*) bufp, len, 1000);
  HAL_GPIO_WritePin(CS_up_GPIO_Port, CS_up_Pin, GPIO_PIN_SET);
#elif defined(SPC584B_DIS)
  i2c_lld_write(handle,  LSM6DSOX_I2C_ADD_L & 0xFE, reg, (uint8_t*) bufp, len);
#endif
  return 0;
}

/*
 * @brief  Read generic device register (platform dependent)
 *
 * @param  handle    customizable argument. In this examples is used in
 *                   order to select the correct sensor bus handler.
 * @param  reg       register to read
 * @param  bufp      pointer to buffer that store the data read
 * @param  len       number of consecutive register to read
 *
 */
static int32_t platform_read(void *handle, uint8_t reg, uint8_t *bufp,
                             uint16_t len)
{
#if defined(NUCLEO_F411RE)
  HAL_I2C_Mem_Read(handle, LSM6DSOX_I2C_ADD_L, reg,
                   I2C_MEMADD_SIZE_8BIT, bufp, len, 1000);
#elif defined(STEVAL_MKI109V3)
  reg |= 0x80;
  HAL_GPIO_WritePin(CS_up_GPIO_Port, CS_up_Pin, GPIO_PIN_RESET);
  HAL_SPI_Transmit(handle, &reg, 1, 1000);
  HAL_SPI_Receive(handle, bufp, len, 1000);
  HAL_GPIO_WritePin(CS_up_GPIO_Port, CS_up_Pin, GPIO_PIN_SET);
#elif defined(SPC584B_DIS)
  i2c_lld_read(handle, LSM6DSOX_I2C_ADD_L & 0xFE, reg, bufp, len);
#endif
  return 0;
}

/*
 * @brief  Write generic device register (platform dependent)
 *
 * @param  tx_buffer     buffer to transmit
 * @param  len           number of byte to send
 *
 */
static void tx_com(uint8_t *tx_buffer, uint16_t len)
{
#if defined(NUCLEO_F411RE)
  HAL_UART_Transmit(&huart2, tx_buffer, len, 1000);
#elif defined(STEVAL_MKI109V3)
  CDC_Transmit_FS(tx_buffer, len);
#elif defined(SPC584B_DIS)
  sd_lld_write(&SD2, tx_buffer, len);
#endif
}

/*
 * @brief  platform specific delay (platform dependent)
 *
 * @param  ms        delay in ms
 *
 */
static void platform_delay(uint32_t ms)
{
#if defined(NUCLEO_F411RE) | defined(STEVAL_MKI109V3)
  HAL_Delay(ms);
#elif defined(SPC584B_DIS)
  osalThreadDelayMilliseconds(ms);
#endif
}

/*
 * @brief  platform specific initialization (platform dependent)
 */
static void platform_init(void)
{
#if defined(STEVAL_MKI109V3)
  TIM3->CCR1 = PWM_3V3;
  TIM3->CCR2 = PWM_3V3;
  HAL_TIM_PWM_Start(&htim3, TIM_CHANNEL_1);
  HAL_TIM_PWM_Start(&htim3, TIM_CHANNEL_2);
  HAL_Delay(1000);
#endif
}

/*
 * @brief  Write lsm2mdl device register (used by configuration functions)
 *
 * @param  handle    customizable argument. In this examples is used in
 *                   order to select the correct sensor bus handler.
 * @param  reg       register to write
 * @param  bufp      pointer to data to write in register reg
 * @param  len       number of consecutive register to write
 *
 */
static int32_t lsm6dsox_write_lis2mdl_cx(void *ctx, uint8_t reg,
                                         const uint8_t *data, uint16_t len)
{
  int16_t data_raw_acceleration[3];
  int32_t ret;
  uint8_t drdy;
  lsm6dsox_status_master_t master_status;
  lsm6dsox_sh_cfg_write_t sh_cfg_write;
  /* Configure Sensor Hub to read LIS2MDL. */
  sh_cfg_write.slv0_add = (LIS2MDL_I2C_ADD & 0xFEU) >> 1; /* 7bit I2C address */
  sh_cfg_write.slv0_subadd = reg,
  sh_cfg_write.slv0_data = *data,
  ret = lsm6dsox_sh_cfg_write(&ag_ctx, &sh_cfg_write);
  /* Disable accelerometer. */
  lsm6dsox_xl_data_rate_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_XL_ODR_OFF);
  /* Enable I2C Master. */
  lsm6dsox_sh_master_set(&ag_ctx, PROPERTY_ENABLE);
  /* Enable accelerometer to trigger Sensor Hub operation. */
  lsm6dsox_xl_data_rate_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_XL_ODR_104Hz);
  /* Wait Sensor Hub operation flag set. */
  lsm6dsox_acceleration_raw_get(&ag_ctx, data_raw_acceleration);

  do {
    platform_delay(20);
    lsm6dsox_xl_flag_data_ready_get(&ag_ctx, &drdy);
  } while (!drdy);

  do {
    platform_delay(20);
    lsm6dsox_sh_status_get(&ag_ctx, &master_status);
  } while (!master_status.sens_hub_endop);

  /* Disable I2C master and XL (trigger). */
  lsm6dsox_sh_master_set(&ag_ctx, PROPERTY_DISABLE);
  lsm6dsox_xl_data_rate_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_XL_ODR_OFF);
  return ret;
}

/*
 * @brief  Read lsm2mdl device register (used by configuration functions)
 *
 * @param  handle    customizable argument. In this examples is used in
 *                   order to select the correct sensor bus handler.
 * @param  reg       register to read
 * @param  bufp      pointer to buffer that store the data read
 * @param  len       number of consecutive register to read
 *
 */
static int32_t lsm6dsox_read_lis2mdl_cx(void *ctx, uint8_t reg,
                                        uint8_t *data,
                                        uint16_t len)
{
  lsm6dsox_sh_cfg_read_t sh_cfg_read;
  int16_t data_raw_acceleration[3];
  int32_t ret;
  uint8_t drdy;
  lsm6dsox_status_master_t master_status;
  /* Disable accelerometer. */
  lsm6dsox_xl_data_rate_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_XL_ODR_OFF);
  /* Configure Sensor Hub to read LIS2MDL. */
  sh_cfg_read.slv_add = (LIS2MDL_I2C_ADD & 0xFEU) >>
                        1; /* 7bit I2C address */
  sh_cfg_read.slv_subadd = reg;
  sh_cfg_read.slv_len = len;
  ret = lsm6dsox_sh_slv0_cfg_read(&ag_ctx, &sh_cfg_read);
  lsm6dsox_sh_slave_connected_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_SLV_0);
  /* Enable I2C Master and I2C master. */
  lsm6dsox_sh_master_set(&ag_ctx, PROPERTY_ENABLE);
  /* Enable accelerometer to trigger Sensor Hub operation. */
  lsm6dsox_xl_data_rate_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_XL_ODR_104Hz);
  /* Wait Sensor Hub operation flag set. */
  lsm6dsox_acceleration_raw_get(&ag_ctx, data_raw_acceleration);

  do {
    platform_delay(20);
    lsm6dsox_xl_flag_data_ready_get(&ag_ctx, &drdy);
  } while (!drdy);

  do {
    //platform_delay(20);
    lsm6dsox_sh_status_get(&ag_ctx, &master_status);
  } while (!master_status.sens_hub_endop);

  /* Disable I2C master and XL(trigger). */
  lsm6dsox_sh_master_set(&ag_ctx, PROPERTY_DISABLE);
  lsm6dsox_xl_data_rate_set(&ag_ctx, LSM6DSOX_XL_ODR_OFF);
  /* Read SensorHub registers. */
  lsm6dsox_sh_read_data_raw_get(&ag_ctx, (lsm6dsox_emb_sh_read_t *)data,
                                len);
  return ret;
}


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By MEGAN CASSELLA
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Sinopsis
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text:
GOP Senators, Fueled by Industry Cash, Propose Bill to Expedite Small Scale LNG Exports
Oct 23, 2017 12:54PM EDT Energy
By Steve Horn
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) and U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) have introduced a bill to fast-track the regulatory process for the export of small-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG).
The bill, titled "Small Scale LNG Access Act," was introduced on Oct. 18 and calls for amending the "Natural Gas Act to expedite approval of exports of small volumes of natural gas." The proposed legislation follows in the footsteps of the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) proposed rule which would assume that all U.S. small-scale exports of LNG, with the gas mostly obtained via hydraulic fracturing ("fracking"), is in the "public interest" as defined by the Natural Gas Act.
The public commenting period for the DOE's proposed small-scale LNG rule ended on Oct. 16, with 81 comments posted on Regulations.gov. DOE, alongside the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), oversees the regulatory process for LNG exports and the industry has long complained that the process is too onerous.
On Oct. 5, Cassidy, U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), and U.S. Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY) also wrote a letter to U.S. Energy Sec. Rick Perry in support of the proposed rule.
"We write in support of the Department of Energy's (DOE) proposed rule to expedite the approval of small-scale exports of natural gas," they wrote. "We appreciate this proposal and the series of steps the Department has taken to decrease burdensome regulations and increase the United States' energy security. The current permitting process for LNG export facilities is expensive, and small-scale projects often are not cost effective under current conditions."
The Rubio-Cassidy bill also calls for small-scale LNG exports to be considered by default in the "public interest," as defined in Section 3(c) of the Natural Gas Act.
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In June, Cassidy also introduced the License Natural Gas (LNG) Now Act, which calls for expedited permitting for conventional large-scale LNG export projects. On the U.S. House side, Cassidy's bill was introduced by U.S. Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA), whose district sits in a major planned hub for the LNG industry.
Rubio and Cassidy both represent states which have companies interested in jump-starting the so-called small-scale LNG business. For Rubio, the company Eagle LNG has plans to export LNG from a small-scale facility in Jacksonville, Florida and Carib Energy intends to export LNG from Martin County, Florida. Cassidy's state, meanwhile, is home to Cheniere's Sabine Pass LNG terminal and Tellurian's planned Driftwood LNG site.
Exxon, Koch Connection
In January, Eagle LNG received DOE authorization to export small-scale LNG from its site in Maxville, Florida, in September. Eagle LNG is owned by Ferus, Inc. and financed by Energy & Minerals Group. John Raymond, son of former ExxonMobil CEO Lee Raymond, serves as the CEO and co-founder of the Energy & Minerals Group. Lee Raymond also serves as a senior partner at the firm.
"As a streamlined and nimble operation, we're able to respond quickly to the changing tides within the industry and swiftly develop solutions to any challenge, but the valuable resources and years of experience that Ferus holds give us the ability to turn our visions into realities," Eagle LNG explained of its business model.
"Combining the know-how of the Ferus group of companies with the financial strength and commitment of our sponsor, the Energy & Minerals Group, Eagle LNG is unmatched in its capability to provide solutions to clients considering LNG for fueling and small-scale utility requirements."
In June, Eagle LNG signed an agreement with ExxonMobil and the Jacksonville, Florida-based Crowley Maritime Corporation "to collaborate on the development of LNG as a marine fuel." Crowley also owns Carib Energy, the first company ever to receive a small-scale LNG export permit from the DOE.
"ExxonMobil will provide its technical support and expertise to help the parties carry out safe bunkering operations and sell LNG bunker fuel to vessel operators," explained the press release. "Eagle LNG Partners will supply the LNG and will design, build, and operate small-scale production and storage facilities as well as coordinate land-based LNG transportation. Crowley will provide bunker logistics and ensure safe and reliable operations."
Rubio has taken over $1.1 million in campaign contributions from the oil and gas industry during his U.S. Senate career, which began in 2010. During his 2016 re-election run, Rubio took $10,000 from ExxonMobil, $5,000 from the American Petroleum Institute, $5,000 from Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA), $1,000 from Cheniere, and $7,500 from American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM).
Rubio also received $2,700 from Crowley for his 2016 race, while taking $68,340 from Koch Industries throughout his political career, the latter a company which has its own vested interest in small-scale LNG exports. Koch subsidiary Flint Hills Resources received a permit to ship batches of small-scale LNG from the DOE in 2016.
'Unleash American Energy'
Like Rubio, Cassidy also became a senator in 2010 and has taken $62,200 in campaign contributions from Koch Industries throughout his Senate career. Cassidy received $3,500 from Cheniere during his 2016 re-election race, $2,000 from IPAA for his 2010 race, and $5,500 total from Exxon during both of his Senate races.
As another sign of his commitment to the cause, Cassidy asked Perry if the DOE intended to expedite the regulatory process for LNG exports in questions sent to the agency in July regarding its proposed 2017-2018 budget.
In response, DOE affirmed its commitment to LNG and exporting it in a robust way.
"Ultimately, the market will determine how much U.S. LNG export capacity is built and utilized," wrote DOE. "In addition to promptly reviewing LNG export applications as part of our regulatory responsibility, DOE is working with the Administration, industry, other Federal and state government agencies, and our international partners to help U.S. companies maximize opportunities in the global LNG market."
Both Rubio and Cassidy discussed explicitly how the industry will reap the benefits from the move in their respective states in the press release announcing the bill's introduction.
"Expedited approval of small-scale natural gas exports would strengthen an emerging sector of Florida's economy," Rubio stated. "In addition to the economic advantages for Florida, this measure would bolster our existing ties with Caribbean and Latin American nations while ensuring that bad actors in the region, including Cuba and Venezuela, do not reap its benefits."
Cassidy echoed Rubio in discussing how the bill's passage would impact his own state, Louisiana, and the oil and gas industry located within it.
"This bill promotes the growth of American natural gas, creating well-paying jobs with good benefits for hardworking families in Louisiana," said Cassidy. "The faster approval of small-scale natural gas shipments will create American jobs, improve Caribbean energy security, and lower greenhouse gas emissions."
The Trump administration has also made its stance clear on small-scale LNG and its rationale behind the proposed DOE rule.
"The Trump administration is focused on finding ways to unleash American energy and providing a reliable and environmentally friendly fuel to our trading partners who face unique energy infrastructure challenges. The Department of Energy and this Administration are wholeheartedly committed to strengthening the energy security of the United States and our allies," Perry said in a September press release announcing the proposed rule.
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Monday, December 6th, 2021, 1:02pm
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A 28-year-old Las Vegas man was sentenced Monday to 11 years in prison for distributing more than 600 child pornography images and videos, according to the U.S. Attorney for the District of Nevada.
Cyrus Orlando Ortega pleaded guilty to one count of distribution of child pornography in June 2021.
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This case was investigated by the FBI and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.


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Player Awards: The winners
By SFC Media time Sat 22 Aug	Player Awards
Southampton striker Danny Ings has capped an incredible year by winning both of the club's Men's Player of the Season awards for 2019/20.
Ings, who scored 25 goals across all competitions, including 22 in the Premier League, was the unanimous winner among his teammates of the Player's Player of the Season prize, sponsored by Monster Energy, with only his own vote going to someone else.
i'm extremely humbled by it.
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southampton striker
The boyhood Saints fan, who was second in the Golden Boot race during the most recent campaign, was also a runaway winner of the Fans' Player of the Season award, sponsored by Virgin Media.
Ings, 28, earned more than 80 per cent of supporter votes, as he added his name to a prestigious list of players who have claimed the coveted trophy over the years.
Speaking about the acknowledgement from his teammates, the forward said: "It's nice to know you're doing everything you can for the team and the lads are noticing that.
"I'm extremely humbled by it, it's my hometown and to win this award from all of the lads is huge. I can't thank them enough for everything they've done throughout the season to help me score the goals I have."
On being recognised by the fans as well, Ings said: "It's great, it's really nice and I felt that as soon as I came to Southampton I had a great bond with the fans and that's carried on through the two seasons so far.
"It's great and thanks to everybody that did vote for me, it means a lot and gives me great hunger to improve and be better."
Elsewhere, fans also had their say on the 2019/20 Goal of the Season award, sponsored by Imperial Cars, with Ché Adams's incredible long-range effort in the 1-0 home win over Manchester City edging out Moussa Djenepo's spectacular solo goal away to Sheffield United.
The awareness 👀
The swerve 💫
The audacity 🤩
Simply stunning from @CheAdams_: pic.twitter.com/mN8rZBs5y1
— Southampton FC (@SouthamptonFC) July 5, 2020
There was also acknowledgement for new Southampton captain James Ward-Prowse, who was chosen by honorary club president Terry Paine for his annual President's Choice Award for the second year in succession.
Ward-Prowse enjoyed a tremendous campaign, in which he achieved the remarkable feat of playing every single minute of Premier League action.
Terry Paine said: "Obviously, Danny Ings was always going to be number one among the fans and players, but I like to make sure I recognise someone else who has made a really significant impact.
he's really someone who you get the whole package with.
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"The fact James Ward-Prowse played every minute in the Premier League I think speaks incredibly highly of him, and being made the captain shows the respect that exists for him within the club.
"To achieve what he has is not just about what he does on the day on the pitch, it's how he will need to look after himself off the pitch too.
"Being captain adds extra pressure on your shoulders in terms of your own performance, and you sometimes need to look to your captain for inspiration, and he has certainly provided that, especially when it comes to his free-kicks and set-pieces around the box, so he's really someone who you get the whole package with."
Will Smallbone was named First Team Young Player of the Season
First Team Young Player of the Season, sponsored by Utilita, was awarded to Will Smallbone, following a breakthrough campaign for the youngster, with the 20-year-old making ten appearances in the senior side during 2019/20, including an unforgettable debut when he scored in a 2-0 FA Cup third-round win over Huddersfield.
Scholar of the Year, Alex Jankewitz
Scholar of the Year, sponsored by Kuflink, went to another young midfielder, Alex Jankewitz, as the highly-rated Swiss teenager was recognised for an impressive campaign in which he shone for both the Under-18s and Under-23s.
As previously publicised, the Women's team issued their awards earlier in the summer, with Ella Morris taking both the Fans' and Players' Player of the Season prizes, while Rachel Panting won the new Southampton Way Award as well as Goal of the Season.
Full list of Southampton's 2019/20 award winners…
MEN'S FIRST TEAM
• Fans' Player of the Season – Danny Ings
• Goal of the Season – Ché Adams
• Players' Player of the Season – Danny Ings
• Young Player of the Season – Will Smallbone
• President's Choice Award – James Ward-Prowse
• Scholar of the Year – Alex Jankewitz
WOMEN'S FIRST TEAM
• Goal of the Season – Rachel Panting
• Fans' Player of the Season – Ella Morris
• Players' Player of the Season – Ella Morris
• Southampton Way Award – Rachel Panting
WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENT SQUAD:
• Player's Player of the Season – Jess Tanner
• Southampton Way Award – Kitty Cleeve
GIRLS' REGIONAL TALENT CLUB
• Girls' Regional Talent Club Player Of the Season – Ellie Head
2020/21 Fixtures: Saints start at Palace
Player Awards First team B Team U 18 Womens Team Che Adams Danny Ings James Ward-Prowse Will Smallbone Alex Jankewitz Ella Morris Rachel Panting Kitty Cleeve Jess Tanner
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Find out the full list of winners for the 2020/21 season.
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Ballater Library
The Old Royal Station
AB35 5QB
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Open today 10am to 5pm (unstaffed)
Monday 10am - 5pm (staffed 12.30 to 2.30pm)
Tuesday 10am - 7pm (staffed 10am to 12noon, 4pm to 7pm)
Wednesday 10am - 5pm (staffed 10am to 12noon)
Thursday 10am to 5pm (staffed 10am to 5pm)
Friday 10am to 5pm (staffed 10am to 4pm)
Saturday 10am to 5pm (staffed 10am to 12noon)
Sunday 10am to 5pm (unstaffed)
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Lewis Gillies local history collection
Ballater Library Open Book Sessions
A new reading group with a focus on Scots/Doric writing is launching in Ballater Library.
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Lewis Gillies collection
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