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Efrem Smith uses motivational speaking, comedy, and preaching to equip people for a life of transformation. He is the Superintendent of the Pacific Southwest Conference for the Evangelical Covenant Church, and an Itinerant Speaker with Kingdom Building Ministries. He is a graduate of Saint John's University and Luther Theological Seminary, and the author of Raising Up Young Heroes and The Hip-Hop Church. He and his family live in the Bay Area of California.
My pastor friend Darrell once told me a story that has given me a new vision for living the Christian life. Not long ago Darrell took his son to the zoo and became intrigued with an animal known as the African impala. It just so happened that a female staffer from the zoo was standing near the enclosure giving background information on the impala, so he stopped to listen. I must be honest and say that at that point in my life the only thing I knew about an impala was that Chevrolet made them. As I said, Darrell is my friend. He could tell my thoughts of Chevy automobiles were distracting me from really listening to his story. But he's also a pastor, so he put his hand on my shoulder to regain my attention.
born to do. It grows up to become an adult with the ability to jump into freedom, to live out its purpose, but it won't because it doesn't believe it can. Darrell finished his story there and said, "Anytime you want to use that in a sermon, feel free." I've been connecting that story to every sermon ever since.
The Christian life in so many ways is about a series of jumps that can take us higher and further into a life of intimacy with and identity in Christ. The Christian life is about the love relationship that God desires to have with us, so that we become His beloved, advancing the Kingdom of God on earth. And on many days this involves taking leaps of faith into the unknown.
From my pastoral point of view, I look around today and see believers all across the land behind three-foot walls. Like African impalas, they've been taught one thing or another, many times things completely unscriptural, that keeps them from jumping into the life God wants for them.
For example, maybe they're taught early on that Christianity is a bunch of rules, and if you don't follow the rules, God doesn't love you. I know for a fact that this has kept more than one Christian from ever knowing the freedom of jumping into an intimate relationship with God. Or maybe some people were warned not to learn about spiritual gifts. As a result, they have never taken the leap into knowing their spiritual gifts and God-given mission to advance the Kingdom of heaven on earth.
All that explosive God-potential just sitting behind a three-foot wall.
who proclaimed to be the Son of God. Whatever the specifics, it's clear Peter had to deal with a three-foot wall of some kind in making his initial jump. When we make the decision to follow Christ, we have to deal with a three-foot wall of some kind too.
We may not be able to see what's on the other side of the wall, but we know one thing: God is there. We are, by faith, jumping into God's love! We can't see God, but we hear His voice on the other side calling us into love, forgiveness, and freedom.
Though freedom waits for us on the other side, the walls around us can be overwhelming. Three-foot walls often feel more like skyscrapers. This is one reason why we must be loving and patient with people who have not yet come to know Jesus as Lord and Savior. We don't know what they've been through.
will make the jump only after coming to trust a community of believers over time. It took time for the three-foot walls to be built, and it will take time to take the risk of that initial jump. This first jump into the Christian life is not easy. Maybe it was the same for Peter.
But this initial jump was not the only one that Peter had to make. The impala does not have the ability to jump only once in its life. The impala has the ability to jump over and over again, each time experiencing the liberation that it brings. Peter had many other occasions where he had to decide to jump.
a decision to make: Jump or don't jump. He had already made the initial jump to follow Jesus; now he had to decide whether to say yes to an invitation that most would say was impossible. It's one thing to follow a man; it's quite another to jump out of a boat and walk on water.
When given the opportunity to go to a deeper place of understanding with God, will you take the jump? Even if the teaching presents challenges and issues that seem impossible to take on in daily living? Jumping is seldom easy. Sometimes it even feels like the more you jump, the harder the next jump is.
of compassion, justice, and mercy. The ministries of Compassion International that seek to advance God's Kingdom and deal with poverty through child sponsorship are a great expression of this.
On our last day in El Salvador, we went zip-lining. I had never zip-lined in my life, and I have to say that I was dealing with a lot of fear. One of the other itinerant speakers, Adrian Dupree, seemed really excited about the chance. I told him I wasn't going to do it, but he insisted: "Efrem, you need to face your fears." After a lot of prayer and encouragement from both Compassion International and Kingdom Building staff, I decided to take the jump.
Zip-lining is traveling down a cable while in the air from one point to another. It's like coming down a mountain on a ski-lift chair except there's no chair—it's just you, holding on to a cable rigging.
side of this experience. We finally stopped to put on our gear and then hiked farther up the mountain to get to the proper elevation. Remember now, I was doing this for the first time.
Everything begins somewhere. For Peter, everything began when Jesus said, "Follow Me." I don't believe Peter understood all that invitation meant, but he made the decision to take that initial jump. From there he kept on following, even when many turned away. Peter's jump took him to a moment of denying Jesus (John 18:16–27), but that moment was later redeemed. The resurrected Christ made sure Peter knew His forgiveness and grace and love (John 21:15–17). Through time and trial, Peter learned what it means to be the beloved of God. What about you? Do you live like you believe God loves you?
The beloved self overflows into the beloved church. Peter began to see this when he preached on the day of Pentecost and became a leader in the first Christ-centered community. He had no idea where all this would lead.
What does it look like to live in community with others? I'm not talking about just showing up for church on Sunday but actually living the Christian life with others and being willing to be held accountable. Now that is a major jump!
I served as the senior pastor of a church that is intentionally evangelical, multicultural, and urban. This type of church is rare in the United States of America. Race and class still can be very challenging issues in our society, so for a church like this one to be healthy and missional takes people willing to make the jump to build relationships and trust with people who are different from them; in other words, jumping from "God loves me" to "God loves us." The three-foot walls in this case could be fear, ignorance, prejudice, and past hurts. Taking the jumps over the long haul to be a reconciling gathering is essential to being the beloved church.
But it doesn't stop with the church. In Acts 11, Peter was given a vision that challenged him to jump further and higher into the beloved world. Peter had no idea where taking the gospel message to the Gentiles would land him, but he took the leap.
This jump is about understanding and acting on how God has uniquely designed us to advance His Kingdom; in other words, jumping from "God loves us" to "God so loved the world." It's about becoming a vehicle of compassion, mercy, justice, and truth.
My "beloved" language comes from the vision of civil rights leader and pastor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who spoke often of "the beloved community"—a community of peace, love, reconciliation, and justice. But the origin of the civil rights movement came not from the speeches of Dr. King but from the jump of a woman named Rosa Parks.
Ms. Parks refused to go to the back of a bus and give up the seat she was sitting in for a white person. She ignited a movement by taking that jump. She had no idea where it would land. There was something Rosa Parks believed in: that God loved her, regardless of what the segregated South thought at the time. Her jump was based on seeing herself beyond how she was seen by those of the dominant racial group. She took the jump into the new self, a self that could live equally with whites and have equal access to all open seats on a bus. She sat still and jumped into the pursuit of the beloved self.
Rosa Parks's courage spilled over into the churches. But the people needed a leader, someone to take the jump and organize and strategize for the many. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. took that leap. His jump resulted in a movement that hit the streets through bus boycotts, lunch-counter sit-ins, and freedom marches. This was a going public, jumping into the beloved world, the very transforming of society.
Ms. Parks and Dr. King had no idea where their jumps would end. Dr. King's cost him his life. But our world is so much better for it. Every faith jump you take has a risk factor, including the possibility of losing your life in order to find that faith.
But think about the alternatives: A world full of African impalas behind three-foot walls. Fishermen invited to become something more but don't because they're afraid. Pastors who might never experience the thrill of a zip-line. Or men and women forced to the back of the bus or the back of living. Jumping is the difference between a limited life and a liberated life, between just getting by and going further and higher.
What about you—are you ready to jump?
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Why Do Some Latter-day Saints Dislike Being Called Mormon?
Have you ever had a Latter-day Saint get upset at you when you used the term "Mormon" to describe either them or the LDS Church? We have noticed that this has become more and more of a response by those we attempt to share the Gospel with.
As many of you know, The Book of Mormon gets its name from a character in the book whose name was Mormon. He was a Nephite warrior and the father of Moroni. It was Moroni who was supposedly given the task of burying the gold plates which contained a record of the Nephite people and who would later appear to Joseph Smith as an angel in 1823 (unless of course you accept Joseph Smith's 1842 version of the story where he changes the angel's name to Nephi).
Granted, the term Mormon began as a derogatory nickname given to the followers of Joseph Smith, but even LDS President David O. McKay admitted it has since become an "honorable title." In his book entitled "Ancient Apostles", McKay stated, "A large number of these converts gathered in Antioch and it was there as you already know that the Saints were first called Christians. It was first applied to them in derision just as the word 'Mormon' was first applied to the Church in this day, but later was accepted as an honorable title" (Pg. 148).
You might point out to those who object that many LDS authors have used that very word in the title of their books and periodicals. For example, John Taylor (who would later become third president of the LDS Church) edited a weekly newspaper entitled "The Mormon" from February 17, 1855 to May 30, 1857. In the book "The Gospel Kingdom," Taylor speaks of Mormon Social Science, Mormon Philosophy, Mormon Political Thought, Mormon Principles, and Mormon Standards.
Let's not forget Bruce McConkie's "Mormon" Doctrine or Stephen Robinson's Are Mormons Christian? Apparently these writers didn't have a problem with the term Mormon. The use of the word Mormon is also used as the name of the pageant we minister at every summer. Remember, it isn't the "Latter-day Saint" Miracle Pageant, it is The Mormon Miracle Pageant.
This new fad of not liking the word Mormon has us baffled. Perhaps those who dislike the term think this title doesn't sound as "Christian" as Latter-day Saint. Outside of this explanation we can't understand what the problem is.


Sea fishing is rather various to fishing in ponds. Obviously, the theory is the same – you consider a rod, connect the bait, and – ideally – capture some fish!
Nature lovers would discover this location a paradise. This is best when you are accompanied with some one who you are romantic with. You could just sit at a calm place and gaze and enjoy the natural environment. This is merely ideal for the newly weds and the couples who would like to consider time out to rediscover themselves and their partnership. The flowers, the tress, the mountains and like would inspire you to appreciate the most important wealth of the world, when we are just running a rat race. If you just like to be here in your quite, then you can also taking pleasure in fishing panama.
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My dad experienced fished this river all of his life. As a kid, he and a cousin had caught an eighty-5 pound catfish not more than a half-mile from this place. The boy's had been so little they tied a rope in the fishes mouth and a powerful stick as a double yoke for them to the other end. Even with this, the two used all their strength and were barely able to skid the large catfish up the steep river bank. They weighed their capture on cotton scales nearby.
Jerkbaits come in all sizes, designs, and colors. Some float, some suspend, and some sink. If you are not already relying on a jerkbait for early spring bass fishing, then I would suggest providing them a try. Select a selection of these kinds of lures then tie 1 on and give it a attempt. You'll be happy you did and you just might find a jerkbait to be one of the deadliest lures known to bass.


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Q: Java GUI Vertical ALIGN So, I have 2 JPanels of different Height. I want to vertical align them both to the top. What type of container should I use and how should I add them so they are both aligned to the top, not stretched in any way and they are not fixed (as in, if I change the size of one and it becomes bigger than the other one, I shouldn't modify the layout as well)

A: Honestly, I don't know if I completely understand what are your needs, anyway try to look at BoxLayout. It's very flexible and nesting vertical and horizontal BoxLayout, and with the use of glues and rigid area, you could create very nice GUI, which components resize automatically, when the frame change dimension.
Here's an example, but you can find a lot of others searching in the web.

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By Karen Rose
I'olani Palace. Photo: Joseph Philipson.
Once upon a time in a paradise far away, there lived kings and queens, princes and princesses. Unlike children's tales of European castles with moats and turrets, these royal families lived and played under the swaying palm trees and warm ocean breezes of the Kingdom of Hawaii. Today, some of these royal residences remain within the state of Hawaii and are available for visitors to explore and learn about their cultural significance. Here are three royal palaces visitors won't want to miss.
Iʻolani Palace on Oahu
Lavish and extravagant, Iʻoloni Palace in downtown Honolulu was the official residence of Hawaii's monarchy. Painstakingly restored to its former majesty and opulence, I'olani Palace is now a National Historic Landmark designed to sweep modern day visitors back in time when Queen Liliuokalani and King Kalakaua threw lavish parties, giving the king the nickname of "The Merrie Monarch."
European-influenced architecture, combined with modern amenities like flushing toilets and the first electric lighting system, made Iʻolani Palace ahead of its time. Visitors will admire the spectacular interior, graced with a gorgeous koa wood staricase, ornate furniture and portraits of Hawaiian royalty. When Hawaii became the 50th state in 1959, and for the following nine years, Iʻolani Palace was used as the capitol building. Ten years later, the palace was renovated and opened to the public for visitation.
Visit Iʻolani Palace to learn more about the history and culture of Hawaiʻi. For more information call 808-522-0822.
Queen Emma Summer Palace on Oahu
Located in the cool Nuʻuanu Valley on Oahu, Queen Emma Summer Palace served as a summer retreat for Queen Emma to escape the oppressive heat of Honolulu. The secluded mountain home was occupied by its royal residents from 1857 to 1885.
Built in 1847, the home was saved from demolition by the group The Daughters of Hawaiʻi in 1915. At that time, the territorial government granted The Daughters of Hawaiʻi the responsibility of caring for the enormous home as long as they promised to turn it into a museum.
Today Queen Emma Summer Palace, also known as Hānaiakamalama, is listed on the National Historic Registry. It is also home to Queen Emma's personal belongings and furnishings. Visitors can stroll Queen Emma's Palace on their own, or schedule a guided tour by calling (808) 451-0012.
Hulihe'e Palace on the Big Island
Get a taste of the past on the Island of Hawaii while visiting Huliheʻe Palace in the heart of Kailua Village in Kailua-Kona.
Built in 1838 as a vacation home for royalty, this modest museum boasts beautiful Victorian artifacts, koa wood furniture and ornaments from the days of King Kalakaua and Queen Kapiolani. The palace sits across the street from Mokuaikaua Church, the first Christian church built in the islands.
Two stunning oceanfront lanais overlook the lavish green grounds, where monthly concerts are held one Sunday of the month. "Afternoons at Huliheʻe Palace" bring together family and friends to celebrate Hawaiian cultural with hula, music and Aloha on the lawn of the palace. For more information call (808) 731-3033.
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Q: How to group options in check box group input DT datatable for R Shiny app I am creating a shiny app that contains a DT data table that allows the user to select the columns to be displayed as there are many fields.
At the moment, the checkbox area is looking like this:

but I would like for it to look more neat and orderly, and arranged in two subgroups: "Upper case" and "Lower case" across multiple columns.
How do I go about doing this?
My code:

library(shiny)
library(DT)

# Create data frame
column_names <- c(toupper(letters[1:26]),tolower(letters[1:26]))
df <- data.frame(replicate(length(column_names),sample(0:1,1000,rep=TRUE)))

# assign column names
colnames(df) = column_names

ui <- fluidPage(
  checkboxGroupInput(
    "column_selection",
    h3("Select fields to display"),
    choices = column_names,
    inline = TRUE,
    selected = c('A','B','C')
  ),
  DT::dataTableOutput("alphabet")
)

# Define server logic required to draw a histogram
server <- function(input, output) {

  output$alphabet <- DT::renderDT({
    columns = column_names
    if (!is.null(input$column_selection)) {
      columns = input$column_selection
    }
    datatable(
      df[, columns, drop = FALSE],
      class = "row-border hover stripe",
      rownames = FALSE
    )
  })
}

# Run the application
shinyApp(ui = ui, server = server)


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Boy bullied for his homemade University of Tennessee T-shirt, logo becomes official design
A boy in Florida wanted to rep the University of Tennessee colors at his elementary school's "College Colors Day," but didn't own any of their apparel, so he made a shirt himself.
His teacher, Laura Snyder, says he drew a "U.T.", the university's logo, on paper and pinned it to an orange t-shirt.
The boy was so excited to show off his shirt, but when he went to lunch, things apparently took a turn for the worse, "Some girls at the lunch table next to his (who didn't even participate in college colors day) had made fun of his sign that he had attached to his shirt. He was DEVASTATED," said Snyder.
Laura posted to Facebook about wanting to buy him a shirt but if anyone knew a way she could make it extra special, the post went viral.
The University of Tennessee reached out wanting to send the student a care package full of swag and apparel, they even said it was turning his "U.T." design into an official T-shirt.
You asked for it, and @UTVolShop made it happen. 🍊👊 https://t.co/nBGYmyooC1
— UT Knoxville (@UTKnoxville) September 6, 2019
According to the university, a portion of the proceeds from every shirt sold will go to an anti-bullying foundation. Demand for the student's T-shirt was so high on Saturday that it crashed University of Tennessee's online shop!
Read more via cnn.com.
Image: Laura Snyder/Facebook


Loading playlist 75, track 800.mpls, it crashes a few seconds after starting. Looking into log, it shows file 02742.m2ts is missing from stream folder. There is no file by that name there. There is however a 02742.clpi file in clipinf folder.
Reverting back to 0.10.5, loaded same playlist/track and no issues.
"Path": "H:\\[Movies To Process]\\Ice Age Collision Course"
src/libbluray/bluray.c:608: Unable to open clip 02742.m2ts!
src/libbluray/bluray.c:2014: bd_read(): no valid title selected!
What did you use to rip the disc?
Try ripping to mkv first using makemkv and see if that helps.
Ripped using AnyDvdHD, copying disk to hard drive. Do not have makemkv on machine.
If you can't find a file that handbrake says should be there, AnyDVD probably did not copy it. Did you get any errors when reading the disk?


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Sumitranandan Pant (20 May 1900 – 28 December 1977) was an Indian poet. He was one of the most celebrated 20th century poets of the Hindi language and was known for romanticism in his poems which were inspired by nature, people and beauty within.

Early life
His father served as the manager of a local tea garden, and was also a landholder, so Pant was never in want financially growing up. He grew up in the same village and always cherished a love for the beauty and flavor of rural India, which is evident in all his major works.

Pant enrolled in Queens College in Banaras in 1918. There he began reading the works of Sarojini Naidu and Rabindranath Tagore, as well as English Romantic poets. These figures would all have a powerful influence on his writing. In 1919 he moved to Allahabad to study at Muir College. As an anti-British gesture he only attended for two years. He then focused more on poetry, publishing Pallav in 1926. This collection established him as a literary giant of the Hindi renaissance that had begun with Jaishankar Prasad. In the introduction to the book, Pant expressed dissatisfaction that Hindi speakers "think in one language and express themselves in another." He felt that Braj was out of date and sought to help usher in a new national language.

Pant moved to Kalakankar in 1931. For nine years he lived an secluded life close to nature. Simultaneously he grew enamored with the works and thinking of Karl Marx and Mahatma Gandhi, dedicating several verses to them in the poetry he produced during this time. Pant returned to Almora in 1941 where he attended drama classes at the Uday Shankar Cultural Centre. He also read Aurobindo's The Life Divine, which heavily influenced him. Three years later he moved to Madras and then to Pondicherry, attending Aurobindo's ashram. In 1946 he returned to Allahabad to resume his role among the country's other leading writers.

Literary career
He is considered one of the major poets of the Chhayavaadi school of Hindi literature. Pant mostly wrote in Sanskritized Hindi. Pant authored twenty-eight published works including poetry, verse plays and essays.

Apart from Chhayavaadi poems, Pant also wrote progressive, socialist, humanist poems and
philosophical (influenced by Sri Aurobindo) poems. Pant eventually moved beyond this style. As the late scholar and translator of Pant, David Rubin, writes, "In the early forties the new psychological and experimental "schools" were emerging. It was typical of both Nirala and Pant that they themselves anticipated these trends and, by the time the new approaches were in vogue, they had already moved on to newer areas of experimentation."

Mahapran Nirala once remarked:

Awards
In 1960, Pant received the Sahitya Academy award, given by India's Academy of Letters, for Kala Aur Budhdha Chand.

In 1969, Pant became the first Hindi poet to receive the Jnanpith Award, considered to be India's highest accolade for literature. This was awarded to him for a collection of his most famous poems titled Chidambara.

The Indian Government honored him with Padma Bhushan in 1961.

Sumitra Nandan Pant composed the Kulgeet of the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee " -Jayati Vidya Sansthan".

Death
Pant died on 28 December 1977, at Allahabad (Prayagraj), Uttar Pradesh, India. His childhood house in Kausani has been converted into a museum. This museum displays his daily use articles, drafts of his poems, letters, his awards,books,stories etc.

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Robert D. Michael, 80, passed away Sunday, January 24, 2010, at his home in Blue Springs, Mo.
Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Wednesday, January 27, at Chapel of Memories Funeral Home 30000 E. Valor Drive, Grain Valley, Mo. with a visitation from 1 to 2 prior to the services at the funeral home. He will be laid to rest in Jackson County Veterans Field of Honor at Swan Lake Memorial Park, Grain Valley, Mo. The family wishes to thank the Heartland Hospice, 1001 E. 101st Terr. Suite 180, Kansas City, MO 64131 for their loving care and support, where donations may be made in Robert's memory. Arrangements: Chapel of Memories Funeral Home, 816-463-4030.


Surface scanning by the atomic force principle in contact or non-contact mode. Maximum scanning area: 100x100µm².
· Redlake MotionPro X3 · Sensor: CMOS 1280*1024 · 1040 frames per second in full resolution · 64.000 frames per second in partial resolution · Connectivity: Gigabit-Ethernet.
With the laser-calorimetric measurement system the absorption values of optical components are determined according to the DIN EN ISO 11551:2003 standard. The sample is irradiated for approximately 100 seconds with a laser (time varies with sample properties). This causes heating of the sample due to partial absorption of the laser power. To reduce thermal disturbances the sample is located inside an insulating chamber.
According to DIN EN ISO 21254-1:2011 and DIN EN ISO 21254-2:2011 optical components are irradiated with pulsed laser light and the occurrence of damage is monitored online by scattering light detection. In case of tests in vacuum pressure detection is used in addition. Any change observable under Nomarski microscope is defined as a laser-induced damage. The system has a detection resolution in the order of µm damage size.


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Can 'Great Green Wall' carry Sankara's ecological, pan-African dream?
Legendary music producer Phil Spector dies at 81
France may require rapid Covid-19 tests from Irish truck drivers arriving via sea, not UK
Reddit reveals daily active user count for the first time: 52 million
December 1, 2020 Admin Internet
Reddit revealed that it now has 52 million daily users, and the number appears to be growing quickly. Reddit told The Wall Street Journal that daily usage grew 44 percent year over year for October, a sizable increase on a metric that speaks to just how essential a product it is to its users.
The number is small compared to other social media rivals, though. Twitter has 187 million daily users, Snap has 249 million, and Facebook has 1.82 billion. But at their larger sizes, none of those services are seeing daily usage grow as rapidly as Reddit. In their most recent quarters, Twitter reported 29 percent year-over-year growth, Snap reported 18 percent, and Facebook reported 12 percent.
Daily usage of Reddit is being shared for the first time "as a more accurate reflection of our user growth and to be more in-line with industry reporting," the company told the Journal. (It is true that social media companies tend to use daily users as their preferred metric; though Twitter, for instance, only switched away from reporting monthly users because that number was dipping, while daily users was growing.) The other reason for the change was to focus on a number that would better help to grow Reddit's advertising business.
Reddit has focused on monthly usage in the past. This time last year, the company said it had 430 million monthly users, with 30 percent year-over-year growth. The quick growth has come during a period that Reddit began to iterate more rapidly on its service. It rolled out a significant redesign in 2018 and this year has added features like galleries and polls. The company has also gotten more serious about cracking down on some of the problematic communities hosted on its site, which should help to make the service friendlier to both advertisers and users overall.
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Q: Pagination with Redis sets vs sorted sets We are storing users and friends (relationships) in Redis sets.
This is probably easy but we can't figure out how to get back results when paginating.
Example: when showing a logged in users's friends, we need the first 20 results, then on the following click, the next 20 results, etc.. We don't really care about the order, provided we don't get repeated data for the following queries.
We prefer to use sets vs sorted sets, as sets lets us use cheap SINTER for other queries.
WHat would the recommended aproach be? Storing them as both sets and sorted sets? Sounds a bit redundant.

A: You can paginate through a Set using SSCAN, note that it can return the same result twice though. Alternatively, Sorted Sets are the best for that kind of task. Lastly, Lists can also work but LRANGE is an expensive operation.


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The 7 Joint Strategy Action Plans have been produced by each authority.
The Joint Municipal Waste Management Strategy sets out the vision for waste management in Gloucestershire.
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Q: Codeigniter form_open() load View file twice when passing variable from Controller to View My Controller is something along the line of
public function create_room($id_1, $id_2) {
        $data['id_1'] = $id_1;
        $data['id_2'] = $id_2;
        $data['query']  = $this->model->get_all();
        $this->load->view('viewFilePath', $data);

        $this->form_validation->set_rules // set the rules

        if ($this->form_validation->run() === FALSE) {
            $this->load->view('viewFilePath');
            $this->session->set_flashdata('error', "errorMessage");
        } else { (do the query)

}

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<?php echo form_open('theURL'.$id_1.'/'.$id_2.'/URLEnding');?>

The view is loading twice, most likely because I load the view once in both files.
Basically I want to:

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*Pass $id_1 and $id_2 from the opening URL to Controller function as parameters;

*Query in Controller using $id_1 and $id_2;

*Pass the query data to View.

Is there a way to achieve this without loading the view twice?
Update: I've tried these:

*

*Removing load->view from create_room() (no $data passing from view to controller)

A: you can create another function store and move the following code to the new function. because this code will run when you submit the form. and in form open use the store function instead of the create form
$this->form_validation->set_rules // set the rules

    if ($this->form_validation->run() === FALSE) {
        $this->load->view('viewFilePath');
        $this->session->set_flashdata('error', "errorMessage");
    } else { (etc)

A: please change your code because view call two time so if you remove one call and other is move your second call in else part.
            $data['id_2'] = $id_2;
            $data['query']  = $this->model->get_all();

            $this->form_validation->set_rules // set the rules

            if ($this->form_validation->run() === FALSE) {
                $this->load->view('viewFilePath');
                $this->session->set_flashdata('error', "errorMessage");
            } else {
             $this->load->view('viewFilePath', $data);
             (etc)


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The left and right keys behave differently on Windows and Mac when comparing folders. I think the Windows behavior is much more consistent and actually provides more options, so it should be applied by default to the Mac version too.
The key shortcuts on the Mac actually force me to use the mouse, which is annoying, and don't implement all the behavior supported by the Win version.
Would you consider applying these Windows shortcuts by default on the Mac?
Thanks for the feedback. We intend to have a keyboard shortcut for moving between the left and right, but are still auditing our shortcuts and we'll get some of these in there. We only just added in a set of defaults hotkeys in the current release.
Just another perspective: please keep left and right as shortcuts for expanding and collapsing nodes. I use this all the time and would hate to start copying files when I'm just trying to show folder contents.
Alt+Left collapses the current node or moves up to the parent if the node isn't a folder or if it's already collapsed.
Alt+Right expands the current node or moves down to the first child if the folder is already expanded.
Shift+Left/Right shifts the current selection between left, right, and both.
Numpad+ and Numpad- expand and collapse nodes, Numpad* expands all subfolders. Ctrl++/Ctrl+- don't do anything.
The Alt+Left/Right behavior is what a standard treeview does if you use just the Left/Right arrows, and the Numpad+/-/* shortcuts match the standard treeview.
Left/Right behave like Windows' Alt+Left/Right. That's the standard treeview behavior for those keys.
Alt+Left/Right expand or collapse all subfolders. That's also the standard treeview behavior.
For the next release I'll add Shift+Left/Rightcommands that work identically to their Windows counterparts. The behavior is similar enough to Windows' unshifted Left/Right that I don't think it's worth including different shortcuts for those too. In hindsight, that's probably how the Windows shortcuts should have originally been implemented too. AFAIK, Mac's don't use the numpad for expanding/collapsing treeviews.
nikolaus: All of the copy commands require a three key combination, like Cmd+Alt+Arrows, so you shouldn't need to worry about that too much.
Oh ok, perfect! I misunderstood the first post - I thought "move the selection" meant take the selected item and move it, rather than change the selected item.
Sorry to revive an old thread, but could we possible get the windows-like functionality exposed as an option, or make the commands bindable in the preferences menu? I spend a lot of time in the windows version for BC, and the OS X navigation drives me nuts.


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What is the largest OD on the part ? For the CNC turning centers at Lemo precision, the maximum OD for colleted (bar feed-capable) parts is 150mm.
Parts over 150mm OD are chucked individually, which depending on volume, can contribute to price.
Parts under 30 mm OD and medium to high volume may be a better fit for the Swiss screw machines.
If a part can be made both on the CNC turning center and on a 32 mm Swiss Screw Machine factors such as projected volume and lead-time are critical for making the best call on which to use.
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School's $65,000 price tag
The Australian Scholarships Group recently released data showing that parents with a child entering pre-school this year can expect a $65,000 strain on their bank accounts over the next 14 years.
The estimated cost of putting a child through public school now stands around $64,349, up from last years $62,497. And this is despite the fact that Australian public education is free. It's speculated the figure could be much higher once parents include the costs of fees for excursions, extra curricular activities and materials.
Parents with kids entering a public school pre-school this year could expect fees around $1310 a year but this will rise as their children reach primary school when extra costs such as uniforms and stationary are required. The largest costs come once students reach high school where I.T. costs and excursions get more expensive.
However many parents will have some relief with the government SchoolKids Bonus. Over 1.2 million families received payments of $410 a year for each primary school child and $820 a year for every high school student, paid automatically in January and July.
For those planning an sending their child to a private school in Sydney or Melbourne they could be looking at almost half a million dollars, around the cost of a new house and that's for one child. The cheapest area for private school fees was regional South Australia for $197,200.
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On Human Rights Day, help set one girl free
In 1948, the United Nations General Assembly met to draft the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This was just a few years after the end of World War II, and the world was still grappling with the injustices that had been imposed on people because of their race, gender, or status.
Determined to make sure that such atrocities would never happen again, the Human Rights Commission, chaired by former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, agreed that "all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights."
Dec. 10 is Human Rights Day, and today we continue the fight for freedom and the rights of all men and women that began in earnest nearly 70 years ago.
Fighting in small spaces
"Where, after all, do universal human rights begin? In small places, close to home — so close and so small that they cannot be seen on any maps of the world … Unless these rights have meaning there, they have little meaning anywhere. Without concerted citizen action to uphold them close to home, we shall look in vain for progress in the larger world."
Over the past several decades, the world has made considerable strides when it comes to human rights. But the truth is, we still have a long way to go. Like Eleanor Roosevelt said, we will never succeed if we don't fight for the rights of those in the small places — those who are marginalized, pushed aside, and forgotten by the rest of the world.
Here at World Help, we are committed to going into those small spaces, fighting for the physical, social, economic, and religious rights of people all around the world. I've spent years traveling to different countries and seeing the impact that simply restoring someone's basic rights can have. I've noticed that in many cases, it is women and girls who are denied any semblance of rights.
One of the members of the Human Rights Commission who worked alongside Eleanor Roosevelt was a woman named Hansa Mehta. Mehta was personally responsible for changing the phrase "All men are born free and equal," to "All human beings are born free and equal."
Growing up in India, Mehta had a front-row seat to the suffering a culture can impose on women, and it was her hope that this Declaration of Human Rights would honor and set free not only her own country's women, but oppressed women and people around the globe.
She dedicated her life to fighting for this cause — fighting to make a way for women in the small, forgotten corners of the earth. Fighting to make a way for women like Khaleda.
"I had no choice"
Khaleda, whose name I've changed for her own protection, belongs to the Banchara community — a community in India that is built on a generations-old custom called nari mata. According to this tradition, the oldest daughter in every family is expected to enter the sex industry — beginning as early as the age of 12 — to pay for her brothers' marriage dowries.
Khaleda was born with this same burden placed upon her shoulders.
"At the age of 14, I was forcefully pushed into sex work by my parents," Khaleda said. "Being a girl, nobody was there to help me. I had no choice but to accept this profession."
Sadly, Khaleda's story is not uncommon. In countries like India and Thailand, women are often denied the chance to gain a complete education or pursue other types of work. They are not considered worthy enough to have rights at all … only responsibilities. They are raised with the belief that their only value lies not in their existence as a human, but in their ability to make money by selling their own body.
Can you imagine growing up with this kind of mindset?
I can't. I grew up in a culture that was shaped by the voices of women like Eleanor Roosevelt and Hansa Mehta. I grew up with access to an education and opportunities. I grew up surrounded by those who believed in me and supported me. And I grew up with this one incredible human right — the ability to choose.
For so many young women and girls, this is simply not the case. And that is why today, I am asking you to leverage your own rights and fight to help give just one girl access to freedom.
Khaleda worked in the sex industry until she was married at the age of 23. For many of us, our early 20s mark the beginning of our adult life. But by the time Khaleda was married, she had been working the streets for nearly a decade.
Thankfully, she married a man who, unlike so many in her community, believes that women should have the right to choose. He encouraged her to join a group that was committed to helping women in the area become self-sufficient — working jobs that gave them dignity, not shame.
Through the group, Khaleda was able to begin a small business selling vegetables. She blossomed as an entrepreneur, and the village leaders were so impressed that they invested in her business. Now, she and her mother work together selling milk and vegetables throughout the community, and Khaleda has no intention of subjecting her two daughters to the horrors of nari mata.
Will you fight for freedom?
All it took was someone to give Khaleda a chance … someone to believe in her and to remind her that her life has so much value. Today, you can do the same for another girl in India or Thailand.
Your $50 gift will help introduce one girl to freedom by providing essentials like a safe place to live, education, medical care, counseling, outreach, and more. You help surround her with a strong, encouraging community that will remind her of her own worth. Most of all, you restore her ability to choose freedom.
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Pathogen Identification using DNA Barcoding
Posted on March 1, 2015 by Mike
DNA Barcoding is a technique for identifying species using DNA sequences. Short DNA sequences are used like barcodes on items at the supermarket to uniquely identify each product. Read more about DNA Barcoding on Wikipedia and the website of the Consortium for the Barcode of Life.
In this tutorial we're going to use a short sequence from the Internal Transcribed Spacer (ITS) which is part of the genes that encode ribosomal RNAs. We'll use it to identify a plant pathogenic fungus.
Imagine that you are working in a plant disease diagnosis clinic. A strawberry grower has sent you a sample of diseased strawberries. You have isolated a fungus from the infected fruits and identified it as a member of the genus Colletotrichum. Colletotrichum spores all seem to look alike to you and you cannot identify the species based only on spore and colony morphology. You decide to sequence the ITS region so you can read this fungus' barcode and identify the species.
You use PCR to amplify the ITS region, then you send the PCR product to the sequencing lab. The sequencing lab sends you two chromatograms. Now you need to use the two chromatograms to identify the fungus. We will use Geneious to analyze these sequences.
Step 1: Assemble the reads and make a consensus sequence
Download the chromatograms of the two sequence reads: chromatogram 1, chromatogram 2.
These two sequences are from a PCR product that is about 500 bp in length. The sequencing reactions were done with the same primers used to do the PCR reaction, so the two sequences should overlap. We will use Geneious to align the sequences, fix any errors, and prepare a final consensus sequence.
Start Geneious and make a new folder for your barcoding project. From the menu at the top of the screen select File > New Folder.
Import the chromatograms into the new folder. You can just drag them into the Geneious window to import them. After importing the files, your window should look something like this:
Use the zoom buttons to zoom in to see the DNA sequences:
You can see that that there are some sequencing errors, especially at the beginning and end of the sequences. By aligning them together, we'll be able to correct some of those errors.
Make sure that both sequences are selected. Then, click on the button Align/Assemble. From the menu, select De Novo Assemble…
A window will open a new window where you can configure and then run the assembly of the sequences:
Make sure your settings are the same as in the image.
Now, click on the button Options, next to Trim sequences:
Geneious will automatically detect the low quality bases as the ends of the sequences and mark them (Annotate them) so they will be ignored during the assembly process. Click OK.
Click OK on the De novo Assemble window. Geneious will align the sequences together and make a contig. You can see that Geneious made a reverse-complement of one of the sequences:
Zoom in until you can see the DNA sequence. You can see the consensus sequence at the top of the contig. You can also see that one of the sequences contains a few N characters. These represent ambiguous bases that could not be detected by the sequencing process. By aligning the two sequences together, we can use the complementary sequence to correct these errors.
Now lets extract a consensus sequence from the contig. Click on the consensus and select only the part where the two sequences overlap. This is the highest quality part of the contig and the part we'll use as our 'barcode.'
Click on the button Extract. Geneious will create a new DNA sequence.
Part 2: BLAST searching.
Now we're going to search GenBank, and find sequences similar to the consensus sequence.
Make sure the consensus sequence is selected, then click the Sequence Search button. A new window will open:
Make sure your search is configured as shown in the picture. Then, click Search.
The search will take a few minutes. When its done, your screen will look like this:
We have identified the 100 most similar sequences to ours. These are usually called BLAST hits. Scroll the table to the right and look for a column called Query Coverage.
You will see that nearly all of the sequences have a query coverage of 100%. That means that the consensus sequence aligns over its full length to these sequences from GenBank.
Now, look for a column called % Pairwise Identity. You can see that most of the BLAST hits are 100% identical to the consensus sequence.
Find the column called Organism. Most of the BLAST hits are from Colletotrichum acutatum and Colletotrichum fiorinae. Our sequence is 100% identical to sequences from C. acutatum and C. fiorinae so our fungus must be one of those. But, which one is it? If you review the literature, you will find that the species C. acutatum was recently divided into several new species, including C. fiorinae. A lot of the sequences in GenBank have not been updated to reflect this change in taxonomy. From this analysis we can conclude that our fungus is C. fiorinae.
Also notice that among the hits are sequences labeled C. gloeosporioides and Colletotrichum sp. Keep in mind that GenBank is a sequence archive and that they don't validate the species of every sequence in the database. Consequently, mis-identified sequences can be found in GenBank. There are efforts to create curated databases of ITS sequences specifically for fungal DNA barcoding. Two of these are UNITE and www.fungalbarcoding.org
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Andrés Jaque and the Office for Political Innovation explore the potential of post-foundational politics and symmetrical approaches to the sociology of technology to rethink architectural practices. The office's slogan is 'architecture is technologically rendered society' and is currently devoted to the study of connected-domesticities like politically-activated urbanism.Their production has been published in 2G, A10, ABC, Abitare, Architecture Digest, Architecture d'Aujourd'hui, Architecture Review, Architecture Now, Arquitectura Viva, Arquitectura, Arquitectos, AV, Bauwelt, Beyond, C3, Corriere della Sera, Diseño Interior, Domus, Dwell, El Croquis, ELLE, El Mundo, El País, Fisuras, FRAME, Glamour, Interni, La Vanguardia, Le Monde, Le Moniteur d'architecture AMC, MARK, The Herald Tribune, The New York Times, Pasajes, Pasajes Diseño, Plot, Suma, Vogue or Wall Street Journal and exposed at the Schweizerisches Architektur Museum in Basel, the Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine de Paris, the Hellerau Festspielhaus in Dresden, La Casa Encendida in Madrid, the Instituto Valenciano de Arte moderno (IVAM) in Valencia, the 7 Mostra di Architettura de la Bienal de Venezia or the Bienal de Arquitectura Iberoamericana 2004 en Lima. They are authors of the Políticas del día a día/Everyday Politics and Eco-Ordinary. Etiquetas para la práctica cotidiana de la arquitectura/Eco-Ordinary. Codes for everyday architectural practices publication.Their work 'Casa Sacerdotal Diocesana de Plasencia' has been awarded with the Dionisio Hernández Gil Prize and has been finalist to the VIII Bienal Española de Arquitectura y Urbanismo. 'TUPPER HOME' has been finalist of the European Award Mies van der Rohe. In 2010 the instaltion 'FRAY HOME HOME' was presented at the Biennale di Venezia 2010 invited by Kazuyo Sejima. In 2011 the research and prototype-making project 'SWEET PARLIAMENT HOME' was presented at the Gwangju Biennale by invitation of Ai Weiwei and Seung H. Sang.Andrés Jaque [1971], directs Andrés Jaque Arquitectos and the Office for Political Innovation. He teaches at the Design Department of the School of Architecture at the UEM Universidad Europea de Madrid. He has been Tessenow Stipendiat 1998 in Toepfer Stiftung FVS, in Hamburg, and visiting teacher in a number of international universities and has lectured and taken part in round tables extensively throughout the world including Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule in Zurich, Istituto Politecnico in Milano, CIVA in Brussels, the Sociedad Central de Arquitectos in Buenos Aires, Berlage Institut in Rotterdam or the Museo Nacional in Bogota.
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John Manley appears live on CTV's Power Play to discuss the role of Canada's new Deputy Prime Minister, Chrystia Freeland, and the new federal Cabinet. John served as Canada's Deputy Prime Minister during his more than a decade of service in the federal government.
John says one of the most important aspects of the new Deputy PM's role is having the authority from the Prime Minister to go into meetings with premiers and tell them what the government will be doing and why.
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Ceril Campbell, author of 'Discover the New You, celebrity stylist secrets to transform your life and style,' is an expert speaker and motivator with over 30 years' experience in all aspects of lifestyle, style and public, personal and corporate image.
Ceril regularly appears on BBC TV and radio in her capacity as style expert and image consultant, analysing and discussing any topical stories that may involve the image of those in the public eye- from politicians to perceptions. Topics include first impressions, body-confidence, teen body-image, body-shaming, celebrity style and dressing appropriately for your personal, public or corporate brand. She is also often requested to comment for BBC breakfast news, post High Street fashion retailer share results, on how their fashion choice offers could be improved to increase future profits.
Ceril offers company customer facing sales teams and staff first impression, brand image, style and body language workshops and motivational days, after analysing the client perceptions of these employees. She is well placed to be on the judging panel or speaker for any stylish charity or fashion events and especially any events which target the older woman, as Ceril is an inspirational and youthful 60 years old with many years' experience in all aspects of fashion and style.
Ceril is also a motivational speaker in schools for teens and for parents, helping them understand the effects of the perceived reality on social media and how it can affect confidence and self-esteem of all ages.
Brands Ceril has worked with include Schwarzkopf, Sony, Deloitte, Longines, Coutts, BBC, and Kelloggs.
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If you already live, work or study in Spain it is likely that you will have come across the Spanish healthcare system in some form or another. Hospitals and clinics here are comparable to the best that the uk has to offer, and most hospitals are modern and well-equipped, especially in prosperous areas. Doctors may appear to have a brusque way of dealing with patients, but in many cases speaking fluent Spanish and being clear about the reason for your visit can overcome this.
To be entitled to free healthcare you need to be paying into the social system in much the same way as the UK. if you pay your contributions via your salary every month, that entitles you to a pension, unemployment benefit, sick pay, maternity pay and the right to receive free healthcare. the amount of pension or benefit you will receive depends on the level of contributions you have been paying.
If you do not already have a SIP card (sistema de información poblacional, conselleria de sanitat, also called the tarjeta sanitaria) take your work contract, passport or Residencia card, NIE number, and a recent padron form to your main regional healthcare centre, where they can issue the card immediately. this is your entitlement to healthcare, so look after it!
With your sip card you can now make appointments to see a doctor or Paediatrician for your children as and when you need it. Locate the telephone number for your local clinic where appointments are made – This may be organised centrally if you live in a small village. In an emergency, ring 112 and have your sip card to hand.
When you obtain a work contract, your employer will be required to register you in the social security system and to deduct any contributions payable by you from your wages. you will have provided an NIE number for your employer to do this. Some small businesses pay staff cash in hand but this means you will not be eligible for social security benefits, including health care. Other employers may register you, but claim you are working less than you are, trying to cut their payment contributions. This does not seem too bad as you will still be eligible for health care until you consider that if you become unemployed or have to take sick leave, your benefits will be lower.
If you are self-employed you will have to go to the local social security office and fill in the paper-work yourself to confirm eligibility. You may want to get a Gestor (official agent) to do this for you. the monthly contribution for the self employed in Spain is currently 260eur minimum per month.
These procedures will apply if you are an employee or self-employed, but if you are an eu national, retired and in receipt of a state pension you are already fully covered for all aspects of health care in Spain including free drugs and medication.
Even if you are neither a pensioner nor employed, you may still be eligible for free healthcare, under reciprocal arrangements for member countries within the EU. Go to your local health clinic with the following documents and ask to register for a temporary sip.
** The UK Government is 'considering' ending S1 entitlement as from 01.04.2014. Further information on the subject by clicking the link > HERE <.
*If you have dependents, take proof ie birth certificates, marriage certificates etc..
If you are just thinking of moving to Spain, and have no idea how long your stay here might last, you should make sure you apply for the new European health insurance card (EHIC), which replaces the old e111. Application forms are available either at the post office in the UK, or at the UK department of health website.
An EHIC will cover you for emergency healthcare treatment in Spain. It is really designed for tourists, but will ensure that you do not end up having to pay for treatment during your first few weeks or months in Spain. It will not cover you for most types of non-urgent treatment such as treatment for ongoing conditions, full maternity care or vaccinations and you should not rely on it if you are living in Spain full-time.
Under certain circumstances Expats may be entitled to use their EHIC for a period of up to 2 year but should make contact with their HMRC/JobCentreplus/Overseas Health Team to see if they qualify, however as the EHIC is generally awarded to UK Residents for overseas use, it becomes invalid as soon as the applicant becomes resident in Spain.
Sorting out paperwork like this never seems urgent, but do not wait until you need crucial treatment before you do so. Save yourself stress and risk by applying for your healthcare rights today.
Please click here if you wish to read more on the ehic card and how to apply for one..
I work here and have a spanish SIP but I tried to add my children on my sip and they refused! Said the birth certificates do not prove they are my children! And I need to get them stamped somewhere but wouldn't give me any info on where to take them or how to do it, can anyone help please?
Mrs Grant : Sounds a load of rubbish to me. When I was pregnant and needed to apply for my SIP card they asked us for our marriage certificate, but as we were not married how could we do this ? - The Health Centre themselves asked for sight of my Partners Social Security no. (on his contract of employment); our NIE & Residencias and proof of address (both named on Padron) - They published a temporary SIP card for us on the spot, and the permanent one followed in the post after a cpl of weeks. Is it your local Health Centre you are asking for a card, or somewhere else ?
Don't know if this will help, but we fell thru a black hole with the Health system over here, but have been told if we get Newcastle to supply us with a Legislation Letter, then we can take this plus our residencia and nie to the social health and they can re-instate us back into system. It might be worth a try. Good luck.
Danielle : By "Resident", I assume you mean that you have a Residencia as opposed to the fact that you just happen to live here ? If so, and whilst I can't really comment on your entitlement due to so many unknowns, I DO know that your son is entitled to free state healthcare until he is at least 16.
hi i hope someone can help me i a resident in spain (15yrs) i had a baby in spain and had medical till he was 6mths then i was denied medical care as well as my son. im so worred, becuase my son has one of his testicles inside that never droped and also his jabs, i gone to doctor to fill out forms i gone to social security office and after runing around doing copys signing things going here and there ive become confused and have no idea what to do, can some one let me know or explain where i stand or what i can do please.
In view of the latest reports on healthcare in Spain. We still do NOT come into any category. We have worked for 8 years & paid into SS system. But now no longer work. We do have a blue health card. But, since we registered before 24th April 2012 do we have to go thru registering again as we think they have taken us out of the system? We are both early retirees so cannot get healthcare on pensionable age qualification.
After 12 yrs living in spain and paying s/s with full residencia & N.I.E I have now been informed I need to register my son separately for S.I.P apparently I need a form from his country of birth to be filled in along with all the usual others, i.e padron, n.i.e etc which we have, can you advise which form I need please and how to obtain, many thanks.
I am a pensioner. I have an authorised S1 form. I am having a problem in becoming a resident. I am told S1 is not good enough and that I need Private Health. On applying for private Health Ins: which I shouldn't have to, I'm told you have to be a resident first? Catch 22 or is it that no one knows what they are talking about.
We are under pension age. We are resident here and have SIP cards. We are going to travel back to UK shortly for a holiday and want to get the equivalent of a EHIC card. Does anyone know where these come from and how to get one?
Thank you for your comments flash card . We do already have a S1 but it has only just arrived and we have not had time to apply for our residential here yet, there are so many people telling us different things, we have even been to our solicitor and he advises us we have to now have water and electric bills for the last six months, which we do not have as our bank pays all the bills directly.also we have to prove our pensions are paid to Spain which are not at the moment, the bank says they do not give you anything to prove this is so....it's so confusing!!!
My husband and I just decided to stay here in Spain we have property here. I notified the proper authorities to get an S 1 form from Britain .however I waited two months and still it had not arrived, on checking discovered it had not even been processed, so had to wait nearly another month. My husband has a heart condition and needs medication permanently, he has a temporary s.i.p card until the end of may I wonder what will happen then if we have not registered our S1 with the Spanish authorities in time .
I thank-you for this, but I have already read this. The article states if I am EU national, retired and in receipt of a state pension I am already covered for all aspects of healthcare in Spain - I am sorry, but I have to disagree with this as I have already been in touch with DSS in Britain who advised filling in a S1 form and become resident in Spain- which then you cannot use NHS in Britain. The thing is I did not want to be resident in Spain. I thought when we joined the EEC what we were told was you can live in any EEC country, but still remain British resident, although I might have got that wrong ?
You state you are living in Spain but not resident - these are incompatible. If you are resident in the UK say so and use your EHIC to see the doctor. If you are resident in Spain you need S1 from 00441912187777. If neither you are not entitled.
I am british pensioner living in Spain, but not resident and am having difficulty with getting my medication etc. the DSS here want my residencia, but I do not want to be a resident in Spain, can you help me? The DSS wants me to get a S1 form also residencia. What is a S1 form? I see from your comments that as a British pensioner this should happen automaticly, is this correct?
Tumbit would also like to add our thanks to Flashcard. It is the selfless sharing of information like this which can only be to everyone's benefit. Thanks again Flashcard!
Thank you very much for your informative comment relating to this matter. I will get in touch with UK Government website. We really do appreciate your information on this matter.
I forgot to mention-having an address and/or paying tax in the UK is not relevant. To remain entitled to NHS care and an EHIC you need to be physically present in the UK for more than six months of the year.
Thank your for your quick response to my query. We will still have an address in the UK. My husband is not on any benefits. I am not working. We live off my husband's teaching pension. He took early retirement about 10 yrs ago. Therefore are we entitled to the Spanish State healthcare? Or for his routine treatment do we have to pay privately.? Is there any website that can give us more information on this matter. For example a medical centre that can give us prices on how much his routine treatment will cost. We would appreciate this very much so that we can make an informed decision.
Your EHICs are no longer valid when you give up UK residence. They are for people on temporary visits to other EU countries. Is your husband on Incapacity Benefit or ESA? If so he may get an S1 to enable you both to register for Spanish state healthcare. If not on a benefit, you may be entitled to a short period of cover if you qualify for an E106/S1 form, then when it expires nothing till old age pension is in payment.
I have found this article very informative. We hope to come to Tenerife to live there long term. We do have our EHIC health cards. However, I would like more details regarding healthcare. My husband has a chronic health problem which requires taking blood samples monthly to check iron levels. On a regular basis he has to have venesection done. We are not pensioners yet. My husband is sixty so would he have to pay for this treatment or would he get it free. I would appreciate it so much if you could clarify this query for us.
It may be that they think you are living in Spain and therefore not entitled to use an EHIC - as you point out a lot of people do this. The UK in Spain via the Foreign & Commonwealth Office is currently running an awareness campaign. If you are attending a public health surgery they may have particular times of day to see temporary visitors. I suggest taking evidence that you are UK resident [a letter from The Pension Service with your address on it?] and if they refuse your EHIC contact the Consul in Alicante.
Grace - You're welcome. I've just noticed that you said you were UK domiciled. If you are registered with the NHS you won't get an S1 unless you wish to move your residence and healthcare to Spain. Under the European agreement, people are only permitted to be registered with one state healthcare system at any one time. Use EHIC for unforeseen treatment during temporary visits to other EEA member states.
To get an S1 ring the International Pension Centre in Newcastle 0044 191 218 7777 between 8 and 8 UK time.
I am 69 years old living in Spain, please will you send me an S1 form so I can receive NHS here in Spain.
If you're claiming a UK state pension you have to wait until UK pension age I'm afraid. Are you in receipt of any sickness benefit?
Thanks for reply. In UK my penion age is 66. I I'm resident in Spain, would my retirement age still be 66 or could I retire under the Spanish retirement age.
Ollie: If you are below state pension age you may be entitled to an S1 [former E106] to transfer your healthcare to Spain but it is for a limited period only and depends upon recent National Insurance contributions in the UK. The S1 entitles you to the same treatment as a Spanish health insured person in the state system. I don't know whether the same medicines will be prescribed, it depends on what Spanish people get for the same illness/condition. When the S1 runs out you're on your own until you claim your old age pension.
I want to take Early Retirement and move to Spain but I'm on life long medication which because of my condition is also free in the UK. I can only move to Spain if I can receive the same medication in Spain. I need to be kept on the same medication as in the UK Does anyone know if Spanish Doctors will prescribe the same medication or what happens to others in my position. .
Janet : If you have a UK state pension you should have an E121 or S1 registered with the INSS. The UK is responsible for your EHIC in this case. Call 00441912181999 for an application form.
Grace : Tax is not relevant. If you have a UK state pension you should register an S1 to be entitled to a SIP. Call International Pension Centre 00441912187777 quoting your National Insurance number. If already registered, enquire at your INSS office why your SIP was cancelled.
I have lived in Spain for the past 12 years, just had my SIP card cancelled by torrevieja hospital. I own a property in Spain and do my tax return every return for the spanish government. I am domicilled in the UK and pay tax in the UK and have been told by Torrevieja Hospital I am no longer entitled to health treatment using my SIP in spain. There are lots of people who live in spain and get treatment there but also get treatment here in the UK. I am a pensionista and have full residencia in Spain also so I should be entitled to healthcare treatment in Spain as well as UK as part of the European Union. I would welcome comments on this please.
My Husband and I are retired pensioners resident in the Velencia area, we want to go to Gran Canaria on holiday will the SIP card covers us in case of emgencias ?
Mark : That's a lot of questions you have there ! - You will find answers to the Padron & Residencia issues by clicking the "Legal Formalities" section of our "How to Guides" (Above). Your Healthcare issues will depend on your personal circumstances and you could do a lot worse than follow Flashcard's advice.
Mark: Contact the office that deals with your benefit and enquire whether it is exportable and if you are entitled to an E121/S1 to transfer your healthcare to Spain.
Dear Sir/Madam could you please tell me ho I go about applying for my Padron or Residency in Spain. Also, Can I see a GP without charge and would I have to pay for life time illness condition medication as I'm diabetic. And what if I needed surgery I am on benefits and will be in reciept of disability living allowance for the rest of my life ?
Irene - read below. On an S1 the country that provides the S1 provides your EHIC for use outside Spain. Linda, Bereavement Benefit attracts S1 [E106 based] cover for 12 months only.
I made contributions to spanish state I have all my paperwork for my Resedencia but not European health card I have appled for it and office at Newcastle said no because I have an S1 form.
@Irene - When you worked in Spain, did you make contributions to the Spanish State or the UK ?
Thanks Mr Grumpy. I have worked legally about 4 years ago for a while. I have no family members on Tenerife and am aged 73.
Thanks very much. I am British, aged 57 and receiving no other benefits.
Lynn : You don't say your Nationality, your age or if you are recieving any other benefits, but generally speaking your healthcover should continue for at least 6 months after your contributions have stopped.
I am leaving work in the middle of December, having been on a 10 hour contract. I have been working legally for 10 years now. Can you please tell me how long my health is covered for.
The EHIC card does not entitle you to Healthcare in the country which you are Resident in - Just EU countries that you are visiting as a non-resident and on a temporary basis.
I am a resident in spain and pay spanish income tax, i have a SIP card but was advised today that I am no longer eligible for healthcare treatment in spain. I am a pensioner. Is this correct. I also have an EHIC card.
Irene - you say you have an S1. If you've registered it you should have a SIP, and you apply for an EHIC [for use outside Spain] from the UK, or whichever country provided your S1.
Steve : I think that your daughter gets her SIP becuase of her age - regardless of where she was born. And you are not her dependent, so no - you do not qualify through her.
Irene : I'm guessing you have never worked legally here in Spain or paid contributions ? And how old are you ? Do you qualify for healthcare through a family memver ?
My daughter who is now 6 years old, has a sip card because she was born here, can her card benefit me in anyway being a dependent, because I do not have one.
I've been living in Spain for 11 years, I need to apply for a residencia & Health card (I know I should have done this years ago!). I'm hitting my head against many brick walls!! I've been to Police Station with all docs to get residencia, new law states you need EHIC card, but can't get as I have S1. Can anyone help me?
Steve, your SIP card - and therefore your Health entitlement - is only valid for a few months after you cease making contributions. Unless you are in reciept of some kind of benefit payment from the UK (or Spain) you will have to make other arrangements.
I have a Social Security Card because I worked for a company in 2003, and was paying into the system, I am not working now, but can I still apply for a sip card ? or would my Social Security Card be out of date now ?
Moving from Alicante Province to Murcia. Company I work for is a Murcia based company, so I pay my contributions there.
Kim : It will all depend to a certain extent on which Regions & Provinces you have in mind - also - which Region(s) you pay your SS contributions to.
Thank you for your help - much appreciated. I will ring the overseas healthcare team.
Shaun : I am not 100% certain, but if you have paid sufficient contributions whilst working in the Uk it may be possible that some similar scheme may be extended to you as a former Autonomo and former UK contributor - It may be worth calling the Overseas Healthcare Team in the UK on 0044 191 218 1999 to ask them.
Beverley : If neither you or your partner are working here in Spain, but claiming a Pension from the UK, you are basically classed as being 'early retired' and can therefore apply for heathcare cover through an S1 form from the UK. The length of cover will depend on how much you have paid into the UK, but is usually around 30 months. You can get the S1 by contacting the International Pensions Office in the UK, but it will need to be validated here in Spain.
If you have been legally resident here in Spain for longer than the 30 months, but still under the official age of retirement then you will need to take out some kind of Health Insurance until such a time you become eligible.
As unemployed is there a minimum set amount we can pay to social so we are covered for healthcare? - Surely we cannot be expected to pay 330 a month it would be easier to go private !
Shaun : Unfortunately you have been told correctly.
I don't get uemployment benefit - I was self employed we where told we are covered for 6 months now that time has expired.
Shaun : When you say "unemployed" are you entitled to and claiming unemployment benefit or not ? If so, then your Healthcare entitlement will continue in line with your benefits.
great site but cannot find related articles,we are now unemployed but still want to pay some money ,so we can get healthcare ?
Sandra : As far as I am aware you just need the 1 form - S1 - as the E121 is no longer in existence and was replaced completely by the S1, and that yes - they do still issue the S1 form. If you have not done so already it may be worth checking that you are speaking to the right dept at Newscastle : International Pension Centre (IPC) on 44 191 218 7777.
i have a sip card which has run out of date and they will not renew it without 2 forms which they say to get from Newcastle but newcastle say they do not give out these forms any more.( E121) and (S1). my husband sip card was renewed the local health centre,but not mine. I was private for 10/11 years.we have lived here for 13years 8months. my husband is 75yrs and I am 65.
Thanks very much for the "digging". It's not so easy is it.... We'll see how we get on.
1) You will need to apply to the INSS offices at ..
2) You will need to provide a copy of your work contact & Social security details aswell as proof of amrriage and that you live together.
3) Since last week, you will also need to provide proof that he is / would have been entitled to state healthcare in the UK - you can get proof sent to you by calling this number - 0044 191 218 1999.
Thanks for info. Does this mean a trip to Granadilla or Los Christianos please? Do you know what paperwork we might need?
Lynn, yes - in principal that is the case, however, in practice most Doctors & Medical centres just ask for provision of your card details and do not check validity. Nevertheless, given that you are contributing yourself, the best thing to do would to get your husband added to your Social Security number as a recognised dependant.
Thanks for getting back to me. Yes, Dave (my husband) does hold a health card. But does this card run out of time, we were told that it was only valid for 6 months after leaving work, by our Accountant ?????
Lynn, assuming that you are contributing into the Spanish system, you just need to register your husband as a dependant and he will be issued with his own healthcard along with yourself. You may be asked to provide a marriage certificate as proof of this. The other question is : doesn't he already have his healthcard from being an Autonomo from the previous 9 years ?
Aman, if you are an EU citizen AND have an EHIC card, you should first visit a state hospital to ascertain what the exact problem is and they should be able to help you further. If you are not an EU citizen or do not have an EHIC card it will be chargeable.


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In Ancient India: Culture of Contradictions, one of India's most distinguished historians takes readers on an exhilarating voyage of discovery into the distant past.
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