Catalogue of books in the Tyrrell Library.
Containing: Draft letter to appoint Rev. Robert George Boodle a Surrogate. Note of Rev. Frederick R. Kemp, Scone, and Rev. John R. Blomfield, Morpeth.
Containing: Petition to consecrate Saint Peters Church Armidale Parchment document, Sentence of Consecration of Saint Peters Church at Armidale, plus a note on scrap paper. Notes about ministers in the diocese, pencil on back of shipping reports.- Coles Child, Thos. O'Reilly, John Frederick Richardson Whinfield, Frederick Richard Kemp, James Blackwood, Henry Offley Irwin, and B. Glennie. Notes on scrap paper of ministers' license dates, and their short letters. C.Williams, M.Whinfield, and W.Rodwell.
Containing: Petition to consecrate the Church of Saint John the Evangelist and Burial Ground at Wollombi. Rev. Robert Thorley Bolton MA, Minister of Hexham. United Parishes of Hexham & Wollombi. Signatures attached Benjamin Sullivan, John Thos. Baker, George Bridge, Thomas Crawford, Thomas Bridge, Benjamin Bridge, David [?]. Memorandum of particulars required respecting Wolombi (sic). Signed W.Newcastle [Bishop Tyrrell]. Episcopal Seal affixed. Sentence of Consecration of Saint John the Evangelist Church at Wollombi. Parchment document and Episcopal Seal. Sentence of consecration of the Burial Ground at Wollombi. Parchment document and Episcopal Seal. Copy of grant, of one acre of land for Wollombi Burial Ground, United Church of England and Ireland. Witnessed by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy.
Containing: List of documents showing Consecration of Churches, Burial Grounds, Clergy appointed as Surrogates. Copy of document inducting William Tyrrell D.D. as the Lord Bishop of Newcastle, by the incumbent of Christ Church, Charles Pleydell Neale Wilton. Memo - Rev. F.N. Addams of St. Paul's, Paterson, Rev. Arthur Douglas of Gosford. Three notes by Bishop Tyrrell - listing Rev. Richard George Boodle, Rev. Henry Offley Irwin, and [Benjamin] Glennie. Pencil note - Thomas O'Reilly, St. Thomas at Port Macquarie. Document, with Episcopal Seal, appointing Benjamin Glennie Minister in the Parish of Brisbane and District of Moreton Bay.
Containing: (i) Letters Patent, Notarial Act on the Consecration of Rev William Tyrrell. (ii) Extracts from Bishop Tyrrell's correspondence, (iii) Correspondence with Colonial Secretary's Office; with Denominational Board, (iv) Correspondence with Henry Kerrison James, Secretary to Bishop of Sydney, (v) Correspondence with Henry Kerrison James, Secretary to Bishop of Sydney, (vi) Dispute over election of Trustees at Christ Church Newcastle, (vii) Correspondence re Title Deeds of Christ Church Newcastle Ellalong land (viii) Executors of the late Bishop Tyrrell - correspondence with Wardens of St John's Lambton, plus 2 photographs of Lambton Church.
Good Bishop Tyrrell and the Diocese of Newcastle, Australia, by Katherine Redden. Additional Bishop Tyrrell Correspondence formerly held by the Sydney Diocesan Archives and returned to Diocese of Newcastle Archives \ University of Newcastle Archives.
Letters from Bishop Tyrrell. (Markham & Mills records).
Containing: Draft of license for John Mosely to the District of Ipswich, County of Stanley. Document of license, Oath by Rev. John Mosely, witnesses by Rev.H.O. Irwin, Commissary. Draft of appointment of Rev. John Mosely as Surrogate in the District of Ipswich. Draft letter authorising Rev. H.O. Irwin to administer the oath as surrogate to John Mosely. Rough draft of oath for Rev. John Mosely and declaration by Rev. H.O. Irwin. Testimonial for Rev. John Wallace to the Lord Bishop of London. Petition to consecrate Saint Clement's Church at Falbrook and Jerry's Plains. Rev. Joseph Cooper. 11 signatures attached. Note - Holy Trinity Church, Merriwa, Rev. R.G.Boodle MA,; Church of Saint Clement's, at Falbrook , Rev. Joseph Cooper, of Jerry's Plains & Falbrook. Parchment document of Sentence of Consecration of Saint Clement's Church at Falbrook. Petition of the Rev. R.G. Boodle and 13 signatories asking for consecration of the new church as the Church of the Holy Trinity, at Merriwa. Draft of petition to consecrate the Church of the Holy Trinity, Merriwa. Parchment document Sentence of Consecration of the church of The Holy Trinity of Merriwa by the Bishop of Newcastle. Draft for consecration of a new of a new church, overwritten for several applications, i.e. Merriwa, Falbrook, and Singleton. Rough draft for petition of Rev. R.G. Boodle for ground annexed to the Church of St. Matthias at Merton to be consecrated for a burial ground. Draft of petition from Rev. R.G. Boodle for consecration of Burial Ground annexed to St. Matthias at Muswell Brook. (Fine penmanship). Parchment document, Sentence of Consecration of the Burial Ground at Merton. Letter to H.K. James, Bishop's Registrar, Sydney, from H. Baker, requesting Episcopal Seal be attached to a faculty and commission sent under separate cover. Draft of letter to appoint a Surrogate. Names noted in pencil. Rev. J. Blackwood and Rev. D. O'Reilly. Draft copy of letter to Rev. James Blackwood. Draft note of oath by Rev. James Blackwood on appointment as Surrogate. Copy of letter to Rev. Thomas O'Reilly appointing him as Surrogate in Diocese of Newcastle. (Note on back says Comm. to Rev. J. Cross.) Document with Episcopal Seal, to Rev. John Cross, Minister of Port Macquarie, in the County of Macquarie, appointing him as Commissary to administer the oath to Rev. Thomas O'Reilly, Minister of Port Macquarie to become Surrogate. Draft copy of letter to Rev. John Cross to administer oath to Rev. Thomas O'Reilly to become Surrogate. Draft letter from Rev. John Cross acknowledging he administered the oath to appoint Rev. Thomas O'Reilly as Surrogate for the Diocese of Newcastle. Copy of license for Rev. Lovick Tyrrell, District of Black Creek and Lochinvar. Copy of letter from Rev. Benjamin Glennie of Darling Downs, nominating William Woodman Dove as curate. Draft license for Rev. William W. Dove as curate in the district of Darling Downs. Draft printed form of oaths for Rev. Edward Kelson Yeatman to be licensed as a minister. Draft letter to Rev. Robert Creyke at Brisbane as Commissary, appointing Rev. Edward Kelson Yeatman as Surrogate in the District of Brisbane. Note, showing Rev. Edward Kelson Yeatman, Church of St. John, Brisbane, licensed for fourteen (14) months only unless specially renewed by the Bishop of Newcastle. Draft declaration by Rev. Robert Creyke that he administered the oath to Rev. Edward Kelson Yeatman in Brisbane. Document with Episcopal Seal requiring Rev. Thomas Cade Battley, Commissary, Brisbane Water to administer the oath to Rev. Alfred Glennie to be Surrogate in the District of Brisbane Water. Draft copy of letter to appoint Rev. Edward Kelson Yeatman as Surrogate sworn before Rev. Robert Creyke as Commissary. Note of Surrogate oath sworn by Rev. Edward Kelson Yeatman. Copy of letter from Rev. Benjamin Glennie, Drayton, Darling Downs nominating Rev. William Woodman Dove as his curate. Copy of letter appointing Rev. Alfred Glennie as Surrogate. Draft letter to appoint Rev. Edward Kelson Yeatman as Commissary to administer the oath to Rev. Alfred Glennie as Surrogate in Brisbane Water. Draft of declaration by the Commissary in delivering the Commission as Surrogate to Rev. Alfred Glennie, from the Bishop. Pencil draft to appoint Rev. Edward Kelson Yeatman as Surrogate. Rev. R. Creyke [as Commissary].
Containing: Minutes of meeting of the Bishops of Australasia, Sydney, William Tyrrell. Centenary play, by F. de Witt Batty.[See also A6199]. Order of procession and hymns at the burial of...William Tyrrell. The episcopal character and life work of the late Bishop of Newcastle... by the Rev. S. Simm. Photograph of Australian bishops at the consecration of St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney. Photograph of Bishop Tyrrell. Printing block of Bishop's bookplate. Wax seal. Plan of vault for William Tyrrell.
Transcriptions of correspondence between Dr. William Tyrrell and the Reverend William Clarkson Hawkins.
Containing- Legal records: Bishop Tyrrell's wills, Mortgages, Conveyance to R.W. Thompson, Maitland. Petition to consecrate St. John's Church, Newcastle, Legal correspondence relating to the Newcastle Proprietary Grammar School and Honeysuckle land. Correspondence: Letter book relating to College Estate at Newcastle, Letter from Lands Department relating to land grants at Tinonee, Wingham, West Kempsey, West Maitland correspondence, Letters from Bishop Tyrrell, Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, Clergy list, Tracing of Bullock Island and letter.
MS diary or account book.
Copy of a reference to Timothy Tyrrell, father of William Tyrrell, R.B.C. The life and labors of William Tyrrell by R.G. Boodle.
Containing: Draft license for Rev. William Skinner Wilson, as minister of Cassilis. Draft -Commission to Rev. S. Hungerford to swear in Rev. J.H. Johnson as Surrogate Draft Commissions as Surrogate to Rev. W. E. White and Rev. William Skinner Wilson, and to Rev. J.H. Johnson. Draft Commission to Edward George Clark, Esq. JP to swear in Rev. John Wright as Surrogate, and the Document with Bishop's Seal. Draft Commission to Rev. James Robert Thackeray as Surrogate, and to Rev. John Wright as Surrogate. Petition to consecrate Burial Ground at Hinton from Rev. Charles Walsh, and Parchment Document with Bishop's Seal - Sentence of Consecration. Petition and Sentence of Consecration (seal loose from document) of the Burial Ground at Broke in the District of Singleton. Incumbent is Rev. James Blackwood.
Containing: License of Rev. Philip Cuthbert Anderson for two years at Gundy. License of Rev. Popham Street Luscombe and nomination, by Rev. Lovick Tyrrell, as Curate at St. Peters at East Maitland. Licenses for 1. Rev. Albert Alexander Maclaren to the Church of St Paul at West Maitland ; 2. Rev. Charles A. Senhouse Minton to Muswellbrook ; 3. Rev. Charles Edmund Amos to the Church of St. Paul at Paterson ; 4. Rev. Frederick William Addams ; 5. Rev. David Henry Ellis ; 6. Rev. Robert Edward Goddard to Church of St. James, Morpeth ; 7. Rev. Alfred James Hawkshaw Priest ; 8. Rev. William Fenton James ; 9. Rev. Richard Henry Phillips to Taree. Note of the resignation of Rev. P.C. Anderson from Gundy. Ordinations of 1. Rev. William Fenton James, 2. Rev. Alfred James Hawkshaw Priest at Church of St. Paul at West Maitland. Correspondence and documents for the consecration of the new Church of St. Mark at Laguna. Incumbent at Wollombi - Rev. F.R. Newton. Ordination and licenses for Rev. John King Brown and Rev. George Morehead Brown at St. Mary's Church at West Maitland. Correspondence and licenses for 1. Rev. W.C. Hawkins ; 2. Rev. John Longbottom ; 3. Rev. Alfred J.H. Priest to Gresford; 4. Rev. George Frederick Rushforth to Lambton with Hanbury ; 5. Rev. Popham Street Luscombe to Wollombi ; 6. Rev. Henry Jephson Campbell to Paterson Correspondence and documents about the consecration of the Church of St. James at Jerry's Plains. William Pearse of Hambledon Hill, Singleton, held the deeds of the land grant. Bishop's letter listing priests ordained at St. Paul's Church at West Maitland on Sunday 20.12.1885. Deacon Robert Milroy Walker, Priests John King Brown to St. Albans, George Morehead Brown and William Fenton James to Gundy.
Containing: Correspondence for the Ordination of William Swindlehurst as Deacon at St. James, Morpeth, license as Curate at St. Peters, East Maitland, and later ordination as Priest. Documents for the consecration of the Burial Ground at Booral. Rev. Archibald Shaw was the incumbent in the District of Stroud. Licenses of Rev. Charles Frederick Wishey to the Parish of Hamilton and as assigned by the Bishop.; and Rev. R. William Swindlehurst to the Parish of the Upper Manning . Form recording the Trustees elected for Gundy. Correspondence and documents for the Consecration of the additional area to the Burial Ground at Muswellbrook. License and commission for Rev. Charles Edward Amos in St James, Morpeth. License and documents for Rev. Albert Alexander Maclaren to Merriwa. The oath for Surrogacy was administered by Canon W.E. White, who had been appointed Commissary. Documents for the ordination as priest of Rev. Alfred James Hawkshaw, appointed to St. Peters at East Maitland as Curate to Rev. Lovick Tyrrell. Letter from the Bishop and draft of ordination of Rev. Popham Street Luscombe at St. Alban at Muswellbrook.
Containing: Draft Petition and Sentence of Consecration for 1. The Church of St. John the Evangelist, at Branxton. Rev. Charles Walsh. Rev. Charles Walsh was the incumbent. 2. The Burial Ground at Bylong. Rev. William Skinner Wilson and six petitioners signed the petition. 3. The Burial Ground attached to St. Luke's at Wollar in the County of Phillip. Rev. William Skinner Wilson the incumbent, and Consecration Deeds for the Church of St. Stephen, Bylong. 4. The Burial Ground at Cassilis. Rev. Thomas Davenport Warner was the incumbent. 5. The Burial Ground at St. Matthias at Denman. Rev. Charles Markham Mills. Draft licenses of Rev. F.R. Newton to Wollombi, and Rev. Charles Frederick Wishey as assistant minister at St. James Church at Morpeth.
Containing: Correspondence from Carl F. Solling, solicitor and documents for the Consecration of the Church of St. Paul, West Maitland. Incumbent - Rev. William Kildahl. Correspondence, Petition and Sentence of Consecration of the Church of St. Mary at West Maitland. Incumbent - Rev. Robert Chapman. Draft license of Rev. George Henry Johnston to the United Districts of Cassilis, Coolah, Furee (?), Uarboy and Denison Town. Draft note of Ordination of 1. Rev. Alfred Cayley Thomas ; 2. Rev. John William Upjohn ; 3. Rev. Walter Tollis, in the Church of St. James at Morpeth. Draft licenses of 1. Rev. Thomas D. Warner, assistant at St. Marys, West Maitland ; 2. Rev. John Shaw to the Church of St. Paul at West Maitland ; 3. Rev. Alfred Cayley Thomas to the Church of St. Luke at Scone ; 4. Rev. William Marshall, temporary license at Murrurundi ; 5. Temporary license for Rev. J.A. Boake at the Macdonald River and Mangrove Creek ; 6. Temporary license for Rev. William Lund at District of Brisbane Water. Draft of appointments of Rev. Coles Child as Vicar General, and as Archdeacon of Newcastle. Commission to Thomas Cade Battley Esq. to administer the oath to Rev. William Lund as Surrogate. Commission for Rev. William Lund to be Surrogate, oath before Thomas Cade Battley Esq. Letter from George Owen, West Maitland requesting, and Warrant authorizing the exhumation of the remains of the late Dorcas Owen to be removed to a grave in the Church of England cemetery at Waverley Sydney. Note Rev. William Tyrrell D.D. Lord Bishop of Newcastle this day deceased. Circular about Affidavits and licenses on the decease of the Bishop of Newcastle. Draft commissions for 1. Rev. Alfred Cayley Thomas as Surrogate; Joseph Palmer Abbott Esq. to administer the oath to Rev. William Marshall of Murrurundi as Surrogate. Memo of election of the Bishop of Newcastle, describing the proceedings of the election over two days. Draft license as minister for Rev. William Henry Hazell Yarrington MA to the Church of St. Mary at West Maitland. ; and for Rev. Thomas Davenport Warner to the District of Cassilis ; and for Rev. William Marshall to the Church of St. Paul at Murrurundi. Mandate to Rev. William Edward White of Muswellbrook to induct Rev. Thomas Davenport Warner to Cassilis. Correspondence and Draft Faculty to erect a tablet in the Church of St. Philip at Hanbury in memory of the late Mrs. Moody (Marion), by Rev. John Dixon, on behalf of Mr. R.W. Moody. Temporary license for Rev. William Lund for the Church of St. Mary at West Maitland. License and certificate of Induction for Rev. George Henry Johnstone at Brisbane Water. Rev. Coles Child is the Archdeacon of Newcastle and Vicar General during the vacancy of the See. Witnessed by Churchwardens Thomas Battley, J.M.Osborne and G.C. Mane [Drane?]. Letter to the Metropolitan, Lord Bishop of Sydney advising of the election of, and acceptance by Rev. Dr. Josiah Brown Pearson of the office of Bishop of Newcastle. Certificate of Election of Bishop by Rev. Coles Child for the new Bishop Pearson. Notice in Christ Church, Newcastle of the elected Bishop, allowing for and dissension before his admission. Signed by Churchwardens A. E. Selwyn, William R. Logan and W.F. Weatherill. Licenses of 1. Rev. John William Upjohn to Dungog; 2. Rev. John James Nash to Newcastle ; 3. Rev. William Lund as assistant minister to St. James, Morpeth ; 4. Rev. Walter Tollis to the Church of St. Luke at Wallsend. Certificate of Induction of Rev. William Henry Hazell Yarrington to St. Marys West Maitland. Signed by Churchwardens J.W. Rourke, W. Green, and James D. Prentice. Oath as Surrogate of Rev. John William Upjohn, Commission same day. Certificate of induction written by Archdeacon of Newcastle and Vicar General during the vacancy of the See and witnessed by Robert Lloyd Alison and John Robson. Oath as Surrogate and Certificate of Induction of Rev. William Tollis, witnessed by Churchwardens John W. Brooks and A.J. Carrington. Oath as Surrogate of Rev. William Henry Hazell Yarrington. Correspondence and Faculty to authorise 1. The erection of a Reredos in the Church of St. Paul at Murrurundi in Memory of the late Rev. W.D.R. Lewis. Incumbent Rev. W. Marshall and Churchwardens F.W.R. Evans and J.P.Abbott 2. The erection of a stained glass window in the Church of St. Mary, West Maitland, in memory of Mr. George Yeomans. 3.The erection of stained glass windows in St. Paul's Church, Murrurundi. Rev. W. Marshall was the incumbent. 4. The erection of two stained glass windows in St. Johns, Newcastle. Rev. Francis Dashwood Bode was the incumbent.
Containing: Note of Ordination of Rev. John William Upjohn & Rev. George McIntosh as Deacons at St. James, Morpeth, Sunday. Draft license of Rev. William Alexander Gordon Macpherson as Minister in the United Districts of Cassilis, Turee, Coolah, Uarbry and Denison Town as long as the said Districts are retained under the Bishop's jurisdiction and control, and to reside at Cassilis. Licenses for Rev. McIntosh to St. James, Newcastle and Rev. J.W. Upjohn as assistant Minister at St. James, Morpeth. Note of licenses for 1. Rev. Alfred Cayley Thomas - Brisbane Water ; 2. Rev Walter Tollis - St James, Wickham to reside at Wallsend ; 3. Rev. Charles Draper Newman - Wollombi ; Rev. David Dunlop Rutledge - St. James, Wickham, to reside at Wickham ; 5. Rev. William Skinner Wilson - Merriwa. Petition, letter from Joseph P. Abbott, solicitor of Haydonton and Parchment Document for the Consecration of the Church of St Paul at Murrurundi. Incumbent - Rev. James Ross. License for Rev. William Henry Cooper for Cassilis.
Containing: Licenses for 1. Rev. James Ross to Murrurundi ; 2. Rev. James Aldridge Newth - curate to St. Pauls, West Maitland ; 3. Rev. David Dunlop Rutledge, Cassilis. Rev. Charles Markham Mills was appointed as Surrogate. Petition and Sentence of Consecration of the Church of Saint Matthias at Denman. Licenses for 1. Rev. Basil Tudor Craig DD to Cassilis ; 2. Rev. John Joseph Grime assistant to Christ Church at Newcastle ; 3. Rev. Charles Markham Mills to Church of Saint Matthias at Denman. 4. Rev. Bowyer Edward Shaw to All Saints, Singleton. Documents for the Consecration of the Church of St. Alban at Muswellbrook. Incumbent - Rev. William Edward White. Request from Harry H(yne) Capper, and the Faculty of authorization, for the installation of a memorial window, in memory of Mr. U.B. Christian, in the Church of St. John at Hinton. Letter from Bishop Tyrrell to Mr. Robert Atkins, Registrar, Sydney to cancel the license of Rev. William Alexander Gordon Macpherson attached to note on Rev. Macpherson.
Containing: Note of licenses, Rev. Coles Child, Scone and Rev. Arthur Edward Selwyn, Grafton. Oath administered to Rev. Edward Tanner for his license, by Rev. William Cowper, Archdeacon of Cumberland. Notes for licensing Septimus Hungerford pencilled on draft for Edward Tanner. Pencil draft to of letter to appoint Rev. A.E. Selwyn as a Surrogate. Draft letter to ask Oliver Fry, JP, Commissioner of Crown Lands for district of Clarence River NSW, to administer oath to Rev. Arthur Edward Selwyn to be a Surrogate. Document with Episcopal Seal to Oliver Fry, with Commission as Special Commissary , appointing him to administer the Oath required to Rev. Arthur Edward Selwyn to be Surrogate and Commissary of the district of the Clarence River. Draft of letter of commission to appoint Rev. Edward Williams as Surrogate. Copy of letter of Commission to Rev. John Henry Durbin to administer the Oath required to Rev. Edward Williams, minister of the District of Liverpool Plains, as Surrogate. Copy of warrant to allow the disinterment of Rev. Archibald William Blane. Requested through Philip Gidley King (Governor of N.S.W.) for removal to England to the family vault. Letter from William Henry Savigny to H.K. James (Secretary to the Bishop of Sydney) from Grammar School, Newcastle. Copy of license to William Henry Savigny. License, with Episcopal Seal, for William Henry Savigny. Printed wording for licenses for ministers in the jurisdiction of William, Bishop of Newcastle and extracts from Letters Patent, on the reverse.
Containing: Note states Rev. Thomas Lawrence Dodd, Minister of Hexham deceased. Description of allotment of four acres conveyed upon trust from William Dumaresq to the Lord Bishop, Petition to Consecrate the Burial Ground at Scone, Rev. Coles Child is the incumbent. Draft license of 1) Rev. John Shaw to District of Brisbane Water, 2) Rev. Bowyer Edward Shaw to District of Wollombi, License as Curate of the District of Wollombi of Rev. Frederick White. List of ministers and parishes of Newcastle Diocese, Draft copy of license of Rev. Henry Shaw Millard, note of Ordination at St. James, Morpeth, of Charles Capel Greenway and William Knight Colyer as Deacons; Draft License of Rev. Charles Capel Greenway to Lower Hawkesbury ; Draft license of Rev. William Knight Colyer. Draft of Petition to consecrate the Burial Ground, District of Muswellbrook, - Rev. W.E. White, and Sentence of Consecration of the Burial Ground. Letter requesting disinterrment of the remains of John Hancock, interred in the Burial Ground, Newcastle, to be reinterred at Adelaide S.A., and the Warrant for the disinterrment of the above.
Containing: Temporary license of Rev. Septimus Hungerford, Armidale, District of New England. 2.4.1854. Draft copy of temporary license of Rev. Septimus Hungerford. Form of Prayer to be used in all Churches and Chapels of the United Church of England and Ireland. Sydney, William Hanson, Government Printer, Hyde Park. 10pp. Noted. Rev. Thomas Lawrence Dodd licensed as minister in the Burnett and Wide Bay District. Draft copy of letter appointing Thomas Lawrence Dodd Surrogate in our Diocese. Prepared letter for appointing Thomas Lawrence Dodd as Surrogate. Septimus Hungerford - Surrogate oath. Septimus Hungerford - draft on printed form of license for the Church of Saint Peter, Armidale. Pencil draft for consecration of a church in Brisbane. Rev. Henry Offley Irwin as minister. Dated draft of Sentence of Consecration of Church in Brisbane by Bishop of Newcastle.
Containing: Draft Commission to Beresford Hudson Esq. as Trustee of the Church, Parsonage, Glebe and Burial Ground at Newcastle. Letter from Rev. P.H. Shaw, Gunnedah, asking for necessary papers for marriages as he is appointed Surrogate. Petition to Consecrate the Burial Ground at Hexham - Rev.Thomas Lawrence Dodd and petitioners, and Document of Sentence of Consecration. Commission to Captain Charles Bolton and Charles Boscowen Ranclaud Esq. as Trustees of the Church, Parsonage, Glebe and Burial Ground at Newcastle. Draft and Document with Seal. Draft petition and Sentence of Consecration of the Church of St. John the Evangelist at Raymond Terrace, Minister Rev. John Roe Blomfield. Draft correspondence and Sentence of Consecration of the Burial Ground at Armidale. Draft and Petition to consecrate the Church of St. John the Evangelist at Uralla. Rev. S. Hungerford. Draft Petition and Sentence of Consecration of the additional Burial Ground at Singleton, with diagram and description of the additional area. Rev. James Blackwood. Note of ordination of Deacons Enoch Price, Frederick White, Richard William Young into the Holy Order of Priests, at St. James, Morpeth. Drafts of licenses of Rev. Charles George Bode to Parish of St. John, Newcastle, Rev. Francis Dashwood Bode to Parish of Dungog, Rev. James Hart Johnson as assistant minister to Armidale and Rev. Frederick White to the Northern portion of the District of New England and to reside at Glen Innes. Ordination of deacons Enoch Price, Frederick White, Richard Williams into the Holy Order of Priests, at St James Church, Morpeth.
Containing: Draft petition of W. Windeyer of Tomago to consecrate the new church at Tomago. Note of letters of testimonial to John Bird, Archbishop of Canterbury, for Rev. Richard George Boodle, from Robert Chapman, St. Marys, West Maitland, J.R. Mackeray, St. Pauls, West Maitland and J.A. Greaves, St. Peters, East Maitland. Draft document Commission to Rev. Richard George Boodle as Commissary. License of Rev. John Fletcher to Cathedral Church of Christ Church at Newcastle with the Parish annexed, and reside in the Parsonage House attached, and Commission as Surrogate. License for Hugh Calvely Claughton to Church of St. Paul at Paterson and to reside in the Parsonage House, (temporary during absence of Rev. F.W. Addams. License for Rev. Charles Walsh to Church of St. James at Morpeth and reside in Parsonage House, Oath and Commission of Surrogacy for Rev. Charles Walsh. Draft Commission and signed oath for 1). Rev. Whitmore Carr 2). Rev. John Frederic Richardson Whinfield to be Surrogate in the Diocese of Newcastle. License for Rev. John Frederic Richardson Whinfield to Parish of Tamworth in the District of Liverpool Plains, also note in Bishop Tyrrell's hand. Draft Commission to Rev. David Gilbert Bird to be Surrogate - Diocese of Newcastle. Temporary License for Rev. Thomas Head Shaw - District of Wollombi, for 6 months. Draft Commission to Rev. Francis Dashwood Bode as Surrogate, and draft Commission to E.G. Clerk Esq. as Special Commissary, to swear in Rev. F.D. Bode as Surrogate. Draft of Faculty authorizing certain alterations in Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Commission to Rev. John Roe Blomfield as Surrogate in Diocese of Newcastle. Ordinations - Diocese of Newcastle - at St. James Church, Morpeth - 1). W.C. Hawkins from Deacon to Priest 2). Enoch Price a) Ordained as Deacon b) License to District of the Lower Namoi, to reside at Wee Waa c) Commission as Surrogate. 3). Frederick White a). Ordained as Deacon b). Licensed to District of the Richmond River, to reside at Casino c). Appointed to be Surrogate. Letter from Rev. Alfred Glennie re Election of Trustee at Gosford, Mr. William Leworthy Good Drew to replace Mr. Edward Hammond Hargraves who resigned. Draft Commission to William Clarkson Hawkins to be a Surrogate - Diocese of Newcastle Draft Petition to consecrate the Church of All Saints at Dungog, and a letter from Rev. Whitmore Carr giving required details for the Petition.
Containing: Licenses for 1) Rev. W.E. White, Church of St. Albans, Muswellbrook; 2) Rev. Francis Dashwood Bode, Warialda with Bundarrah ; 3) Rev. Whitmore Carr, Dungog. Correspondence and Document with Episcopal Seal concerning the Consecration of St. John the Evangelist Church at Newcastle. Rev. Bowyer Edward Shaw, minister. Statement by Rev. Coles Child, St. Luke's Church, Scone to certify that the bodies of the Nolan children were removed from the Burial Ground at St. Luke's, Note of license for Rev David Gilbert Birds, B.A.. to minister in the District of Cassilis and to reside at Muswellbrook until a Parsonage at Cassilis is provided. Copy of license 1) Rev. William Clarkson Hawkins to the District of the Manning River ; 2) Rev. Charles Walsh to Church of St. Paul at Paterson with the district annexed in the County of Durham and to reside in the Parsonage at Paterson (in force during the temporary absence of Rev. F.W. Addams, unless confirmed or renewed by Bishop Tyrrell). Note of license for Thomas Lawrence Dodd, minister in the District of Hexham, and to reside in the Parsonage House at Hexham. Letter of promise of Edward Irby, Esq. of Bolivia to give land for a Burial Ground at Deepwater and Forty Pounds for keeping the fence of same in repair. Draft of petition, and a letter of petition to consecrate the Burial Ground at Deepwater. Document with Episcopal Seal for Sentence of Consecration of the Burial Ground in the district of Deepwater. Petition to consecrate Christ Church at Tenterfield from Rev. George Charles Bode. Draft letter and oath to appoint Rev. Bowyer Edward Shaw as Surrogate in the Diocese of Newcastle.
Containing: Printed license copy for Rev. William Woodman Dove. Draft of Commission to the Trustees, Christ Church of Newcastle, to replace Trustee Henry Dumaresq Esq. JP of Stroud by Simon Kemp Esq. Of Newcastle, appointed to be Trustee of Christ Church of Newcastle. Draft of Commission to Rev. Robert Chapman to be Surrogate in the Diocese of Newcastle. Draft of Commission to Trustees of St. Mary's at West Maitland, appointed Emanuel Hungerford and W. Peter Green. Previous Trustees were H. I. Pilcher, deceased, and George Hobler, removed. Draft Commission to the Trustees of the Church at Gosford to appoint (Rev. Alfred Glennie- minister) as Trustees, Edward Hammond Hargraves, James Harrison and Thomas Cade Battley Commission to appoint as Surrogates, (rough draft), 1) Arthur Macarthur Esq., of Marouan Special Commissary to swear in George Charles Bode, Glen Innes, 2)George Faircloth Esq. Ipswich, Special Commissary to swear in Lacy Henry Rumsey Ipswich, 3) Alexander McKellar Esq. Runnymede, Special Commissary to swear in William Woodman Dove, Richmond River, and 4) Frederick Goulburn Panton Esq. of Kempsey to swear in Frederick Richard Kemp, Kempsey. Letter from Bishop Tyrrell to H. K. James re documents sent - licenses - L.H. Rumsey, W.W,. Dove, S. Hungerford. Correspondence concerning the removal of the bodies of two children of Daniel Nolan, from the Burial Ground attached to St. Lukes Church, Scone, to be interred in the Roman Catholic Burial Ground, recently acquired. Draft document of Faculty authorizing the disinterrment and removal of the remains of Daniel Nolan and Mary Nolan from the St. Lukes Burial Ground, Scone. Licenses for 1) Rev. Frederick Dashwood Bode, Church of St. Albans with district annexed at Muswellbrook, 2) Rev. John Albert Greaves, Church of St. Peter, East Maitland and 3) Rev. Bowyer Edward Shaw, St. John's, Newcastle. Petition to consecrate the Church of St. Paul at Tamworth, signed by Rev. Edward Williams, William Robinson, Manager of the Bank of NSW, William Smith, Solicitor Tamworth, Church Wardens Jas. Barnett, C.N. Heness [?] and James Bailey and Philip Gidley King [Pastoralist]. Draft of Sentence of Consecration of St. Pauls Church in the district of Tamworth.
Containing: Draft licenses for Rev. Lovick Tyrell, appointed to St. James Church, Morpeth, and John Roe Blomfield, appointed to District of Raymond Terrace. Notes of ministers who received their licenses, i.e. R.G. Boodle, J.A. Greaves, L. Tyrrell and L.H. Kemsley. Draft and document of Petition to consecrate the Burial Ground annexed to the Church of St.Clement at Falbrook. Rev. Joseph Cooper, Theophilus Foot, John Lethbridge, Henry Hewitt, James Tulloch were petitioners. Draft and Parchment Document with Episcopal Seal of Sentence of Consecration of the Burial Ground at Falbrook. Note - Bishop of Newcastle arrived in Sydney. Letter from Rev. Lacy Henry Rumsey asking to be registered to solemnize marriages. Printed circular sent to all clergy to substitute Prince Consort for The Prince Albert. Document with Episcopal Seal with oaths for the Commission to Arthur Halloran Esq., Tinana, to commission Rev. R. Postlethwaite, Wide Bay, as Surrogate. Letter accompanied the returned documents. Note of ordination at St. James, Morpeth, of Rev. William Woodman Dove, P(riest), George Charles Bode, D(eacon) and Charles William Rowe B.A., D(eacon).
Containing: Letter from Rev. J.R. Blomfield to arrange the consecration of St. John's Church at Hinton. Note with dimensions of the Church at Hinton. Draft- Sentence of consecration of St. Philip's Church at Warkworth, then St. Johns, at Hinton written over in red ink to use for draft letter. Document - petition for the Consecration of the Church of St. Philip at Warkworth. Signed by Rev. Joseph Cooper, William Watts, M. Smith, W. Durham, S.B. Dight. Draft Sentence of Consecration of the new Church of St. Philip at Warkworth, overwritten to have St.John's at Hinton's details entered on a new document. Parchment document with Episcopal Seal, Sentence of Consecration of Saint Philip's Church at Warkworth. Printed form of oaths, sworn by Rev. James Carter, witnessed by Rev. W. Cowper. Draft of list of Clergy in the Diocese of Newcastle, Draft statement of Rev. Samuel Simm, licensed in the Church of John the Evangelist at Stroud. Draft of document to Commission Rev. Samuel Simm as Surrogate. Printed form to license Lovick Tyrrell - temporary license. Minute from Church meeting, about Lovick Tyrrell, licensed at Raymond Terrace. Note - L. Tyrrell and E.K. Yeatman were ordained priests at St. James Church, Morpeth.
Containing: Draft licenses for Clergy March; Order of service for the Installation of Bishop Stretch.
Containing: Draft license of Rev. Samuel Simm to the District of Raymond Terrace. Note of ordinations at St James, Morpeth. Charles Capel Greenway - Priest, Archibald Shaw - to Stroud and James Norton - to Macdonald River - Deacons, Draft licenses 1. Rev. Arthur Edward Selwyn to Christ Church, Newcastle, 2. Rev. Charles Rowland Currey to Gunnedah. Letter from Rev. Archibald Shaw for Surrogate forms. Note of ordination at St James, Morpeth, of Archibald Shaw to Priest, and Charles W. Newman to Deacon. Documents to consecrate a Burial Ground for Rowland John Traill at his property at Collaroy, Merriwa. The land was conveyed by George Clive, Esq. to the Bishop of Newcastle. Correspondence and documents of consecration of the Burial Ground at Mount Dangar. Documents for the Consecration of the Burial Ground, at Merriwa, of the Church of the Holy Trinity. Incumbent - Rev. William Skinner Wilson.


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Folkestone Warren is a  biological and geological Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) which runs along the coast between Folkestone and Dover in Kent.  It is a Nature Conservation Review site and it contains three Geological Conservation Review sites and part of a fourth.  An area of  is a  Local Nature Reserve,

These chalk cliffs have several nationally rare plants and they provide a location for cliff nesting and wintering birds. The SSSI also contains two internationally important reference sites for study of the Cretaceous period.

References

Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Kent
Geological Conservation Review sites
Nature Conservation Review sites
Local Nature Reserves in Kent

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Home » News » Bikes » Quartararo pushed 'like the last lap' in clumsy Misano DNF
Quartararo pushed 'like the last lap' in clumsy Misano DNF
By James Pavey
Tuesday 15th September, 2020 - 10:05am
Fabia Quartararo crashed twice at San Marino pic: Fabio Quartararo Twitter
Fabio Quartararo admitted his first crash in the San Marino Grand Prix was due to him pushing "like it was the last lap" to catch Jack Miller as the Frenchman recorded a first DNF of the season.
The Petronas Yamaha SRT rider crashed twice in the 27-lap thriller, which was won by first-time premier class victor and teammate Franco Morbidelli.
Quartararo, who won the first two races of the season in Jerez, has failed to record a finish better than seventh in the four races since.
Sunday's Misano race was a horror show from the get-go for Quartararo, who dropped from third to fifth at the start and battled to clear Yamaha factory ace Maverick Vinales for the first six laps.
Once Quartararo cleared Vinales, the 21-year-old set off after Pramac Racing's Miller, but front-tyre overheating due to the Vinales battle caused an uncharacteristically slow-speed fall at Turn 4.
Relegated to the back, Quartararo visited the lane to check on a suspected engine issue, before a Turn 6 fall on cold tyres brought an end to a clumsy day.
"In the moment I overtook Maverick, I said, 'Okay, I need to push to catch Jack'," Quartararo said.
"But unfortunately, I pushed like it was the last lap, and there were 19 laps remaining.
"It's a mistake that I did by myself. Of course, (following) Maverick the tyre overheated and the pressure went up a little bit."
As Morbidelli became the fifth winner in six races, and the fourth first-time winner in 2020, Quartararo ceded the standings lead to Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso, who finished seventh.
The top nine in the standings is separated by just 23 points. However, Quartararo admitted he won't change his approach as he aims to regain the championship lead this weekend in the second race of the Misano double-header.
"Next race I want to fight again for the win," Quartararo said.
"Today I think I got too excited, because when I was behind Maverick I was too easy, let's say. I was riding, but I said 'I can ride half a second faster'.
"As soon as I overtook him, I say I'm free to open my throttle and brake late. Unfortunately, the front tyre was overheated, the pressure was high, but more mistakes from myself.
"Honestly, many people think I have pressure because I'm leading the championship.
"But I can tell you that I really don't care that I was first. The main goal when I arrived here was that I wanted to be fast and have the possibility to fight for the victory.
"It's my second year, I'm 21. Of course, I want to win the championship, but there is not the pressure now that I need to think about the championship."
Riders will return to Misano this weekend for the Emilia Romagna GP.
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2009 - HSC CAPRICORN and ARIES laid up in Napoli.
2009 - HSC ARIES laid up in Napoli. Probably will never be in service.
2009 - HSC ARIES laid up in Napoli : Kamewa propellers.
2009 - HSC ARIES laid up rusting in Napoli. Probably will never be in service.
2009 - HSC ARIES laid up in Napoli. Front view.
2008 - HSC ARIES laid up in Olbia : the bow.
2008 - HSC ARIES laid up in Olbia.
2008 - HSC ARIES laid up in Olbia : the bridge.
2008 - HSC ARIES laid up in Olbia : a look forward.
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For validation purposes, a translation of the claims into Norwegian must be filed within three months from the date of publication of the mention of grant of the patent in the European Patent Bulletin. If the patent was granted in German or French, it is also necessary to file an English or Norwegian translation of the description and any claims by the same deadline.
If we are to represent you, we must file a Power of Attorney. If the Power of Attorney is not filed with the validation request, the NIPO will issue an Office Action giving a term of one month to file the document. Failure to file the document by that date will result in the NIPO deleting us as agent of record. Any further correspondence from the NIPO will be sent directly to the patentee, at their recorded address.
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The official fee for validation is NOK 5,500. Additionally, we will charge an agent fee.
If the validation request and translation are not filed within the 3-month deadline, the EP patent will not be valid in Norway. It is possible to request re-establishment of rights. Certain time limits apply. Please note that the Norwegian Patent Office applies the "due care" criterion strictly.
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It's already taking shape nicely as far around the world as Kenya, where devices are slowly taking over traditional educational media such as textbooks. Laptops and even tablet PCs allow for learners and students to have a little bit more of a convenient way of carrying around their learning tools since something like an iPad can substitute all the textbooks and writing materials which the schooling system has otherwise become accustomed to.
For some reason however, beyond the technology used in laboratories, computer centres, student portals and libraries, at the tertiary education level there still seems to be a preference for traditional, big and bulky textbooks which are effectively only really useful for one semester.They're extremely expensive as well and one would be suitably justified in thinking that bookstores are taking full advantage of the fact that you don't have much choice by way of having to buy a specific set of prescribed textbooks. When the faculty heads speak about the required prescribed textbooks, the option of digital textbooks in the form of e-(text)books hardly every comes up, if at all. Are digital textbooks a viable option though?
They're extremely expensive as well and one would be suitably justified in thinking that bookstores are taking full advantage of the fact that you don't have much choice by way of having to buy a specific set of prescribed textbooks. When the faculty heads speak about the required prescribed textbooks, the option of digital textbooks in the form of e-(text)books hardly every comes up, if at all. Are digital textbooks a viable option though?
There are indeed some special devices which fall nothing short of looking like they're displaying the pages of a real book through what looks like a window instead of screen, such as a specific version of the Kindle from Amazon.
Otherwise you'll have no trouble finding an electronic version of just about every book published, and so your markedly reduced costs would encompass the one-time cost of buying the reading device (such as a Kindle, iPad or other tablet / laptop), along with the markedly reduced costs of your prescribed books' electronic versions.
Engineering students in particular often refer to some of their exams being open-book tests, so it might be a problem if you tried to sneak in something like a tablet or laptop, with the legitimate claim that you have an electronic version of the book you're allowed to bring in. If enough students choose to go digital with their textbooks though, some official steps to make provisions for this can be taken.
You'll otherwise save a tonne of money on what can be very expensive textbooks, leaving you with more free money to channel into other aspects of your student life.


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    void setColoringRules(ColoringRules aColoringRules);
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const char* kGeneratedColorBuffer = "framebuffer";

struct Options {
  std::vector<std::string> input_filenames;

  std::vector<std::string> image_filenames;
  std::string buffer_filename;
  std::vector<std::string> fb_names;
  std::vector<amber::BufferInfo> buffer_to_dump;
  uint32_t engine_major = 1;
  uint32_t engine_minor = 0;
  int32_t fence_timeout = -1;
  int32_t selected_device = -1;
  bool parse_only = false;
  bool pipeline_create_only = false;
  bool disable_validation_layer = false;
  bool quiet = false;
  bool show_help = false;
  bool show_version_info = false;
  bool log_graphics_calls = false;
  bool log_graphics_calls_time = false;
  bool log_execute_calls = false;
  bool disable_spirv_validation = false;
  std::string shader_filename;
  amber::EngineType engine = amber::kEngineTypeVulkan;
  std::string spv_env;
};

const char kUsage[] = R"(Usage: amber [options] SCRIPT [SCRIPTS...]

 options:
  -p                        -- Parse input files only; Don't execute.
  -ps                       -- Parse input files, create pipelines; Don't execute.
  -q                        -- Disable summary output.
  -d                        -- Disable validation layers.
  -D <ID>                   -- ID of device to run with (Vulkan only).
  -f <value>                -- Sets the fence timeout value to |value|
  -t <spirv_env>            -- The target SPIR-V environment e.g., spv1.3, vulkan1.1, vulkan1.2.
                               If a SPIR-V environment, assume the lowest version of Vulkan that
                               requires support of that version of SPIR-V.
                               If a Vulkan environment, use the highest version of SPIR-V required
                               to be supported by that version of Vulkan.
                               Use vulkan1.1spv1.4 for SPIR-V 1.4 with Vulkan 1.1.
                               Defaults to spv1.0.
  -i <filename>             -- Write rendering to <filename> as a PNG image if it ends with '.png',
                               or as a PPM image otherwise.
  -I <buffername>           -- Name of framebuffer to dump. Defaults to 'framebuffer'.
  -b <filename>             -- Write contents of a UBO or SSBO to <filename>.
  -B [<pipeline name>:][<desc set>:]<binding> -- Identifier of buffer to write.
                               Default is [first pipeline:][0:]0.
  -w <filename>             -- Write shader assembly to |filename|
  -e <engine>               -- Specify graphics engine: vulkan, dawn. Default is vulkan.
  -v <engine version>       -- Engine version (eg, 1.1 for Vulkan). Default 1.0.
  -V, --version             -- Output version information for Amber and libraries.
  --log-graphics-calls      -- Log graphics API calls (only for Vulkan so far).
  --log-graphics-calls-time -- Log timing of graphics API calls timing (Vulkan only).
  --log-execute-calls       -- Log each execute call before run.
  --disable-spirv-val       -- Disable SPIR-V validation.
  -h                        -- This help text.
)";

// Parses a decimal integer from the given string, and writes it to |retval|.
// Returns true if parsing succeeded and consumed the whole string.
static bool ParseOneInt(const char* str, int* retval) {
  char trailing = 0;
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
  return sscanf_s(str, "%d%c", retval, &trailing, 1) == 1;
#else
  return std::sscanf(str, "%d%c", retval, &trailing) == 1;
#endif
}

// Parses a decimal integer, then a period (.), then a decimal integer  from the
// given string, and writes it to |retval|.  Returns true if parsing succeeded
// and consumed the whole string.
static int ParseIntDotInt(const char* str, int* retval0, int* retval1) {
  char trailing = 0;
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
  return sscanf_s(str, "%d.%d%c", retval0, retval1, &trailing, 1) == 2;
#else
  return std::sscanf(str, "%d.%d%c", retval0, retval1, &trailing) == 2;
#endif
}

bool ParseArgs(const std::vector<std::string>& args, Options* opts) {
  for (size_t i = 1; i < args.size(); ++i) {
    const std::string& arg = args[i];
    if (arg == "-i") {
      ++i;
      if (i >= args.size()) {
        std::cerr << "Missing value for -i argument." << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      opts->image_filenames.push_back(args[i]);

    } else if (arg == "-I") {
      ++i;
      if (i >= args.size()) {
        std::cerr << "Missing value for -I argument." << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      opts->fb_names.push_back(args[i]);

    } else if (arg == "-b") {
      ++i;
      if (i >= args.size()) {
        std::cerr << "Missing value for -b argument." << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      opts->buffer_filename = args[i];

    } else if (arg == "-B") {
      ++i;
      if (i >= args.size()) {
        std::cerr << "Missing value for -B argument." << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      opts->buffer_to_dump.emplace_back();
      opts->buffer_to_dump.back().buffer_name = args[i];
    } else if (arg == "-w") {
      ++i;
      if (i >= args.size()) {
        std::cerr << "Missing value for -w argument." << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      opts->shader_filename = args[i];
    } else if (arg == "-e") {
      ++i;
      if (i >= args.size()) {
        std::cerr << "Missing value for -e argument." << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      const std::string& engine = args[i];
      if (engine == "vulkan") {
        opts->engine = amber::kEngineTypeVulkan;
      } else if (engine == "dawn") {
        opts->engine = amber::kEngineTypeDawn;
      } else {
        std::cerr
            << "Invalid value for -e argument. Must be one of: vulkan dawn"
            << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
    } else if (arg == "-D") {
      ++i;
      if (i >= args.size()) {
        std::cerr << "Missing ID for -D argument." << std::endl;
        return false;
      }

      int32_t val = 0;
      if (!ParseOneInt(args[i].c_str(), &val)) {
        std::cerr << "Invalid device ID: " << args[i] << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      if (val < 0) {
        std::cerr << "Device ID must be non-negative" << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      opts->selected_device = val;

    } else if (arg == "-f") {
      ++i;
      if (i >= args.size()) {
        std::cerr << "Missing value for -f argument." << std::endl;
        return false;
      }

      int32_t val = 0;
      if (!ParseOneInt(args[i].c_str(), &val)) {
        std::cerr << "Invalid fence timeout: " << args[i] << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      if (val < 0) {
        std::cerr << "Fence timeout must be non-negative" << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      opts->fence_timeout = val;

    } else if (arg == "-t") {
      ++i;
      if (i >= args.size()) {
        std::cerr << "Missing value for -t argument." << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      opts->spv_env = args[i];
    } else if (arg == "-h" || arg == "--help") {
      opts->show_help = true;
    } else if (arg == "-v") {
      ++i;
      if (i >= args.size()) {
        std::cerr << "Missing value for -v argument." << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
      const std::string& ver = std::string(args[i]);

      int32_t major = 0;
      int32_t minor = 0;
      if (ParseIntDotInt(ver.c_str(), &major, &minor) ||
          ParseOneInt(ver.c_str(), &major)) {
        if (major < 0) {
          std::cerr << "Version major must be non-negative" << std::endl;
          return false;
        }
        if (minor < 0) {
          std::cerr << "Version minor must be non-negative" << std::endl;
          return false;
        }
        opts->engine_major = static_cast<uint32_t>(major);
        opts->engine_minor = static_cast<uint32_t>(minor);
      } else {
        std::cerr << "Invalid engine version number: " << ver << std::endl;
        return false;
      }
    } else if (arg == "-V" || arg == "--version") {
      opts->show_version_info = true;
    } else if (arg == "-p") {
      opts->parse_only = true;
    } else if (arg == "-ps") {
      opts->pipeline_create_only = true;
    } else if (arg == "-d") {
      opts->disable_validation_layer = true;
    } else if (arg == "-s") {
      // -s is deprecated but still recognized, it inverts the quiet flag.
      opts->quiet = false;
    } else if (arg == "-q") {
      opts->quiet = true;
    } else if (arg == "--log-graphics-calls") {
      opts->log_graphics_calls = true;
    } else if (arg == "--log-graphics-calls-time") {
      opts->log_graphics_calls_time = true;
    } else if (arg == "--log-execute-calls") {
      opts->log_execute_calls = true;
    } else if (arg == "--disable-spirv-val") {
      opts->disable_spirv_validation = true;
    } else if (arg.size() > 0 && arg[0] == '-') {
      std::cerr << "Unrecognized option " << arg << std::endl;
      return false;
    } else if (!arg.empty()) {
      opts->input_filenames.push_back(arg);
    }
  }

  return true;
}

std::vector<char> ReadFile(const std::string& input_file) {
  FILE* file = nullptr;
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
  fopen_s(&file, input_file.c_str(), "rb");
#else
  file = fopen(input_file.c_str(), "rb");
#endif
  if (!file) {
    std::cerr << "Failed to open " << input_file << std::endl;
    return {};
  }

  fseek(file, 0, SEEK_END);
  uint64_t tell_file_size = static_cast<uint64_t>(ftell(file));
  if (tell_file_size <= 0) {
    std::cerr << "Input file of incorrect size: " << input_file << std::endl;
    fclose(file);
    return {};
  }
  fseek(file, 0, SEEK_SET);

  size_t file_size = static_cast<size_t>(tell_file_size);

  std::vector<char> data;
  data.resize(file_size);

  size_t bytes_read = fread(data.data(), sizeof(char), file_size, file);
  fclose(file);
  if (bytes_read != file_size) {
    std::cerr << "Failed to read " << input_file << std::endl;
    return {};
  }

  return data;
}

class SampleDelegate : public amber::Delegate {
 public:
  SampleDelegate() = default;
  ~SampleDelegate() override = default;

  void Log(const std::string& message) override {
    std::cout << message << std::endl;
  }

  bool LogGraphicsCalls() const override { return log_graphics_calls_; }
  void SetLogGraphicsCalls(bool log_graphics_calls) {
    log_graphics_calls_ = log_graphics_calls;
  }

  bool LogExecuteCalls() const override { return log_execute_calls_; }
  void SetLogExecuteCalls(bool log_execute_calls) {
    log_execute_calls_ = log_execute_calls;
  }

  bool LogGraphicsCallsTime() const override {
    return log_graphics_calls_time_;
  }
  void SetLogGraphicsCallsTime(bool log_graphics_calls_time) {
    log_graphics_calls_time_ = log_graphics_calls_time;
    if (log_graphics_calls_time) {
      // Make sure regular logging is also enabled
      log_graphics_calls_ = true;
    }
  }

  uint64_t GetTimestampNs() const override {
    return timestamp::SampleGetTimestampNs();
  }

  void SetScriptPath(std::string path) { path_ = path; }

  amber::Result LoadBufferData(const std::string file_name,
                               amber::BufferDataFileType file_type,
                               amber::BufferInfo* buffer) const override {
    if (file_type == amber::BufferDataFileType::kPng) {
#if AMBER_ENABLE_LODEPNG
      return png::LoadPNG(path_ + file_name, &buffer->width, &buffer->height,
                          &buffer->values);
#else
      return amber::Result("PNG support is not enabled in compile options.");
#endif  // AMBER_ENABLE_LODEPNG
    } else {
      auto data = ReadFile(path_ + file_name);
      if (data.empty())
        return amber::Result("Failed to load buffer data " + file_name);

      for (auto d : data) {
        amber::Value v;
        v.SetIntValue(static_cast<uint64_t>(d));
        buffer->values.push_back(v);
      }

      buffer->width = 1;
      buffer->height = 1;
    }

    return {};
  }

 private:
  bool log_graphics_calls_ = false;
  bool log_graphics_calls_time_ = false;
  bool log_execute_calls_ = false;
  std::string path_ = "";
};

std::string disassemble(const std::string& env,
                        const std::vector<uint32_t>& data) {
#if AMBER_ENABLE_SPIRV_TOOLS
  std::string spv_errors;

  spv_target_env target_env = SPV_ENV_UNIVERSAL_1_0;
  if (!env.empty()) {
    if (!spvParseTargetEnv(env.c_str(), &target_env))
      return "";
  }

  auto msg_consumer = [&spv_errors](spv_message_level_t level, const char*,
                                    const spv_position_t& position,
                                    const char* message) {
    switch (level) {
      case SPV_MSG_FATAL:
      case SPV_MSG_INTERNAL_ERROR:
      case SPV_MSG_ERROR:
        spv_errors += "error: line " + std::to_string(position.index) + ": " +
                      message + "\n";
        break;
      case SPV_MSG_WARNING:
        spv_errors += "warning: line " + std::to_string(position.index) + ": " +
                      message + "\n";
        break;
      case SPV_MSG_INFO:
        spv_errors += "info: line " + std::to_string(position.index) + ": " +
                      message + "\n";
        break;
      case SPV_MSG_DEBUG:
        break;
    }
  };

  spvtools::SpirvTools tools(target_env);
  tools.SetMessageConsumer(msg_consumer);

  std::string result;
  tools.Disassemble(data, &result,
                    SPV_BINARY_TO_TEXT_OPTION_INDENT |
                        SPV_BINARY_TO_TEXT_OPTION_FRIENDLY_NAMES);
  return result;
#else
  return "";
#endif  // AMBER_ENABLE_SPIRV_TOOLS
}

}  // namespace

#ifdef AMBER_ANDROID_MAIN
#pragma clang diagnostic push
#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wmissing-prototypes"
#pragma ide diagnostic ignored "OCUnusedGlobalDeclarationInspection"
int android_main(int argc, const char** argv) {
#pragma clang diagnostic pop
#else
int main(int argc, const char** argv) {
#endif
  std::vector<std::string> args(argv, argv + argc);
  Options options;
  SampleDelegate delegate;

  if (!ParseArgs(args, &options)) {
    std::cerr << "Failed to parse arguments." << std::endl;
    return 1;
  }

  if (options.show_version_info) {
    std::cout << "Amber        : " << AMBER_VERSION << std::endl;
#if AMBER_ENABLE_SPIRV_TOOLS
    std::cout << "SPIRV-Tools  : " << SPIRV_TOOLS_VERSION << std::endl;
    std::cout << "SPIRV-Headers: " << SPIRV_HEADERS_VERSION << std::endl;
#endif  // AMBER_ENABLE_SPIRV_TOOLS
#if AMBER_ENABLE_SHADERC
    std::cout << "GLSLang      : " << GLSLANG_VERSION << std::endl;
    std::cout << "Shaderc      : " << SHADERC_VERSION << std::endl;
#endif  // AMBER_ENABLE_SHADERC
  }

  if (options.show_help) {
    std::cout << kUsage << std::endl;
    return 0;
  }

  amber::Result result;
  std::vector<std::string> failures;
  struct RecipeData {
    std::string file;
    std::unique_ptr<amber::Recipe> recipe;
  };
  std::vector<RecipeData> recipe_data;
  for (const auto& file : options.input_filenames) {
    auto char_data = ReadFile(file);
    auto data = std::string(char_data.begin(), char_data.end());
    if (data.empty()) {
      std::cerr << file << " is empty." << std::endl;
      failures.push_back(file);
      continue;
    }

    // Parse file path and set it for delegate to use when loading buffer data.
    delegate.SetScriptPath(file.substr(0, file.find_last_of("/\\") + 1));

    amber::Amber am(&delegate);
    std::unique_ptr<amber::Recipe> recipe = amber::MakeUnique<amber::Recipe>();

    result = am.Parse(data, recipe.get());
    if (!result.IsSuccess()) {
      std::cerr << file << ": " << result.Error() << std::endl;
      failures.push_back(file);
      continue;
    }

    if (options.fence_timeout > -1)
      recipe->SetFenceTimeout(static_cast<uint32_t>(options.fence_timeout));

    recipe_data.emplace_back();
    recipe_data.back().file = file;
    recipe_data.back().recipe = std::move(recipe);
  }

  if (options.parse_only)
    return 0;

  if (options.log_graphics_calls)
    delegate.SetLogGraphicsCalls(true);
  if (options.log_graphics_calls_time)
    delegate.SetLogGraphicsCallsTime(true);
  if (options.log_execute_calls)
    delegate.SetLogExecuteCalls(true);

  amber::Options amber_options;
  amber_options.engine = options.engine;
  amber_options.spv_env = options.spv_env;
  amber_options.execution_type = options.pipeline_create_only
                                     ? amber::ExecutionType::kPipelineCreateOnly
                                     : amber::ExecutionType::kExecute;
  amber_options.disable_spirv_validation = options.disable_spirv_validation;

  std::set<std::string> required_features;
  std::set<std::string> required_device_extensions;
  std::set<std::string> required_instance_extensions;
  for (const auto& recipe_data_elem : recipe_data) {
    const auto features = recipe_data_elem.recipe->GetRequiredFeatures();
    required_features.insert(features.begin(), features.end());

    const auto device_extensions =
        recipe_data_elem.recipe->GetRequiredDeviceExtensions();
    required_device_extensions.insert(device_extensions.begin(),
                                      device_extensions.end());

    const auto inst_extensions =
        recipe_data_elem.recipe->GetRequiredInstanceExtensions();
    required_instance_extensions.insert(inst_extensions.begin(),
                                        inst_extensions.end());
  }

  sample::ConfigHelper config_helper;
  std::unique_ptr<amber::EngineConfig> config;

  amber::Result r = config_helper.CreateConfig(
      amber_options.engine, options.engine_major, options.engine_minor,
      options.selected_device,
      std::vector<std::string>(required_features.begin(),
                               required_features.end()),
      std::vector<std::string>(required_instance_extensions.begin(),
                               required_instance_extensions.end()),
      std::vector<std::string>(required_device_extensions.begin(),
                               required_device_extensions.end()),
      options.disable_validation_layer, options.show_version_info, &config);

  if (!r.IsSuccess()) {
    std::cout << r.Error() << std::endl;
    return 1;
  }

  amber_options.config = config.get();

  if (!options.buffer_filename.empty()) {
    // Have a filename to dump, but no explicit buffer, set the default of 0:0.
    if (options.buffer_to_dump.empty()) {
      options.buffer_to_dump.emplace_back();
      options.buffer_to_dump.back().buffer_name = "0:0";
    }

    amber_options.extractions.insert(amber_options.extractions.end(),
                                     options.buffer_to_dump.begin(),
                                     options.buffer_to_dump.end());
  }

  if (options.image_filenames.size() - options.fb_names.size() > 1) {
    std::cerr << "Need to specify framebuffer names using -I for each output "
                 "image specified by -i."
              << std::endl;
    return 1;
  }

  // Use default frame buffer name when not specified.
  while (options.image_filenames.size() > options.fb_names.size())
    options.fb_names.push_back(kGeneratedColorBuffer);

  for (const auto& fb_name : options.fb_names) {
    amber::BufferInfo buffer_info;
    buffer_info.buffer_name = fb_name;
    buffer_info.is_image_buffer = true;
    amber_options.extractions.push_back(buffer_info);
  }

  for (const auto& recipe_data_elem : recipe_data) {
    const auto* recipe = recipe_data_elem.recipe.get();
    const auto& file = recipe_data_elem.file;

    amber::Amber am(&delegate);
    result = am.Execute(recipe, &amber_options);
    if (!result.IsSuccess()) {
      std::cerr << file << ": " << result.Error() << std::endl;
      failures.push_back(file);
      // Note, we continue after failure to allow dumping the buffers which may
      // give clues as to the failure.
    }

    // Dump the shader assembly
    if (!options.shader_filename.empty()) {
#if AMBER_ENABLE_SPIRV_TOOLS
      std::ofstream shader_file;
      shader_file.open(options.shader_filename, std::ios::out);
      if (!shader_file.is_open()) {
        std::cerr << "Cannot open file for shader dump: ";
        std::cerr << options.shader_filename << std::endl;
      } else {
        auto info = recipe->GetShaderInfo();
        for (const auto& sh : info) {
          shader_file << ";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"
                      << std::endl;
          shader_file << "; " << sh.shader_name << std::endl
                      << ";" << std::endl;
          shader_file << disassemble(options.spv_env, sh.shader_data)
                      << std::endl;
        }
        shader_file.close();
      }
#endif  // AMBER_ENABLE_SPIRV_TOOLS
    }

    for (size_t i = 0; i < options.image_filenames.size(); ++i) {
      std::vector<uint8_t> out_buf;
      auto image_filename = options.image_filenames[i];
      auto pos = image_filename.find_last_of('.');
      bool usePNG =
          pos != std::string::npos && image_filename.substr(pos + 1) == "png";
      for (const amber::BufferInfo& buffer_info : amber_options.extractions) {
        if (buffer_info.buffer_name == options.fb_names[i]) {
          if (buffer_info.values.size() !=
              (buffer_info.width * buffer_info.height)) {
            result = amber::Result(
                "Framebuffer (" + buffer_info.buffer_name + ") size (" +
                std::to_string(buffer_info.values.size()) +
                ") != " + "width * height (" +
                std::to_string(buffer_info.width * buffer_info.height) + ")");
            break;
          }

          if (buffer_info.values.empty()) {
            result = amber::Result("Framebuffer (" + buffer_info.buffer_name +
                                   ") empty or non-existent.");
            break;
          }

          if (usePNG) {
#if AMBER_ENABLE_LODEPNG
            result = png::ConvertToPNG(buffer_info.width, buffer_info.height,
                                       buffer_info.values, &out_buf);
#else   // AMBER_ENABLE_LODEPNG
            result = amber::Result("PNG support not enabled");
#endif  // AMBER_ENABLE_LODEPNG
          } else {
            ppm::ConvertToPPM(buffer_info.width, buffer_info.height,
                              buffer_info.values, &out_buf);
            result = {};
          }
          break;
        }
      }
      if (result.IsSuccess()) {
        std::ofstream image_file;
        image_file.open(image_filename, std::ios::out | std::ios::binary);
        if (!image_file.is_open()) {
          std::cerr << "Cannot open file for image dump: ";
          std::cerr << image_filename << std::endl;
          continue;
        }
        image_file << std::string(out_buf.begin(), out_buf.end());
        image_file.close();
      } else {
        std::cerr << result.Error() << std::endl;
      }
    }

    if (!options.buffer_filename.empty()) {
      std::ofstream buffer_file;
      buffer_file.open(options.buffer_filename, std::ios::out);
      if (!buffer_file.is_open()) {
        std::cerr << "Cannot open file for buffer dump: ";
        std::cerr << options.buffer_filename << std::endl;
      } else {
        for (const amber::BufferInfo& buffer_info : amber_options.extractions) {
          // Skip frame buffers.
          if (std::any_of(options.fb_names.begin(), options.fb_names.end(),
                          [&](std::string s) {
                            return s == buffer_info.buffer_name;
                          }) ||
              buffer_info.buffer_name == kGeneratedColorBuffer) {
            continue;
          }

          buffer_file << buffer_info.buffer_name << std::endl;
          const auto& values = buffer_info.values;
          for (size_t i = 0; i < values.size(); ++i) {
            buffer_file << " " << std::setfill('0') << std::setw(2) << std::hex
                        << values[i].AsUint32();
            if (i % 16 == 15)
              buffer_file << std::endl;
          }
          buffer_file << std::endl;
        }
        buffer_file.close();
      }
    }
  }

  if (!options.quiet) {
    if (!failures.empty()) {
      std::cout << "\nSummary of Failures:" << std::endl;

      for (const auto& failure : failures)
        std::cout << "  " << failure << std::endl;
    }

    std::cout << "\nSummary: "
              << (options.input_filenames.size() - failures.size()) << " pass, "
              << failures.size() << " fail" << std::endl;
  }

  return !failures.empty();
}


The Saviour and the Reflected Glory of God's people.
Luke 2:22-38 (Part of the The glory of God in the Incarnation series).
Preached by Graham John on December 18, 2011 (Sunday Morning).
Luke 2:8-21 (Part of the The glory of God in the Incarnation series).
Preached by Graham John on December 11, 2011 (Sunday Morning).
Luke 2:1-21 (Part of the The glory of God in the Incarnation series).
Preached by Graham John on December 4, 2011 (Sunday Morning).


Tobacco smoking is a major health issue in New Zealand and is directly linked to many respiratory health issues.
We understand giving up smoking isn't easy, however there are plenty of people who want to help make the process easier for you. For help with quitting, view our fact sheet here, call your local asthma partner, or call the Quitline on 0800 778 778.
The Foundation acknowledges that the use of e-cigarettes as part of a wraparound smoking cessation programme may assist some people, but there are also many alternatives that can assist smokers to quit which have actually passed stringent regulatory processes, are FDA and Medsafe approved and are available in New Zealand as prescription medicines. To date we do not have long-term, robust cause and effect studies that show either a) e-cigarettes and vaping products are effective as smoking cessation tools b) that e-cigarette's and vaping are without any long-term harm.
The Foundation however does recognise that for some current smokers of traditional cigarettes who have struggled to quit using current smoking cessation aids, the use of e-cigarettes or vaping products may help. Please talk to your local health professional for more information.
What is in e-cigarettes and e-liquids that may be harmful?
To date there is not enough data around the use of e-cigarettes and e-liquids/vaping products, and their long-term use to say that they are without any harm.
The Foundation encourages the government to ensure that e-cigarettes and e-liquid/ vaping products are regulated with product safety standards so that consumers can be informed on what they are inhaling into their lungs.
The position of the Thoracic Society is that these products are likely to be harmful to the lungs long-term. We cannot think of any other product which is manufactured to be inhaled, that has not been through stringent regulatory controls. This is vitally important and e-cigarettes should not be given a free ride. We have seen the damage caused by letting cigarettes escape regulation and New Zealand can ill afford to make the same mistake again," says Dr Jones.
There is currently a lack of regulation around how e-cigarettes and vaping should be promoted, sold and used in New Zealand.
habit of vaping through unregulated promotional and advertising activities. The numerous posters, retail promotional material, advertising in cinema toilet stalls and radio advertisements appear to be targeting youth.
E-liquids are available in many flavours used to target youth, for example Vampire's Blood - lemonade with raspberries and Dragon's Spit - chocolate and mint ice cream, which is a great concern.
"The last thing we want to happen is for our young generation of New Zealanders to pick up e-cigarettes thinking they are not harmful and inadvertently becoming an entry to a smoking habit," says Dr Stuart Jones, President of the Thoracic Society of New Zealand and Medical Director of ARFNZ.
View the Foundation's press release 'Vaping – it's not child's play' here.
ARFNZ recommends that if there is support for e-cigarette/ vaping product use in New Zealand as a smoking cessation device, then these products should be classified as therapeutic devices and regulated through Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), Medsafe and PHARMAC. If not intended as part of a smoking cessation plan then e-cigarettes should have the same restricted sale and accessibility placed on them as conventional cigarettes e.g. prohibit sale and supply in public places, not sold to under 18 year old's and no point of sale advertising of e-cigarettes and e-liquids.


text:
package org.openecard.richclient.gui.manage.core;

import java.io.IOException;
import org.openecard.addon.AddonPropertiesException;
import org.openecard.common.OpenecardProperties;
import org.openecard.richclient.gui.manage.SettingsFactory;
import org.openecard.richclient.gui.manage.SettingsGroup;

/**
 * Settings group taking its values from the global OpenecardProperties instance.
 *
 * @author Tobias Wich
 */
public class OpenecardPropertiesSettingsGroup extends SettingsGroup {

    public OpenecardPropertiesSettingsGroup(String title) {
	super(title, SettingsFactory.getInstance());
    }

    @Override
    protected void saveProperties() throws IOException, SecurityException, AddonPropertiesException {
	super.saveProperties();
	// reload global Open eCard properties
	OpenecardProperties.load();
    }

}


text:
The Artists of Mettlach
Current Exhibits / By Beth Ann Gerstein
Exhibition Dates: Through July 2022
Image: Lucian Payen, Girl's Portrait, Plaque, Etched, Gift of Colette & Robert Wilson
Villeroy and Boch was founded in 1836 when a French ceramics company founded by Jean François Boch (1782-1858) merged with a German ceramics company started by Nicolas Villeroy (1759-1843). The merging of the two companies reduced competition between them and allowed them to increase production while lowering overall cost, thus growing the size of their combined markets. The merger also leveraged their competitive strength against popular ceramic imports from England and Asia.
During this time, Europe was also becoming increasingly industrial, and advancements in technology made the manufacturing of goods more efficient and less expensive. Widespread industrialization brought prosperity to Europe, helping to establish a growing middle class interested in everyday consumer goods.
Villeroy and Boch's Mettlach factory, located in Mettlach, Germany near the French border, was one of the company's most productive factories. The Mettlach factory was housed in a restored former Benedictine Abbey dating back to the 10th century. Between 1880 and 1910, the Mettlach factory reached the pinnacle of its production, and this period is often considered the Golden Age of Mettlach.
Although Mettlach wares were mass-produced in a factory setting, internal company innovations created exciting new opportunities to combine art and industry. In addition to the highly skilled factory workers the company employed to aid in production (1,250 at its peak), Villeroy and Boch also employed a large number of artists and designers to create the artwork on the ceramic wares. Though many pieces are unsigned, some Mettlach pieces carry the mark of their artist. Mettlach designs were either created by resident artists or guest artists commissioned specifically for the Mettlach factory. This exhibition features some of the artists and designers that contributed to the prestigious Villeroy and Boch brand.
Mettlach employed artists from a variety of artistic and vocational backgrounds, working in a wide range of artistic styles. The artists of Mettlach typically worked in residence at the factory for periods of several months or years. In some instances, entire careers were devoted to working for Villeroy and Boch. Many of Mettlach's artists worked in their own unique styles, producing some of Villeroy & Boch's most memorable designs.
Unfortunately, recorded information about lesser known artists is scarce because of a fire at the Mettlach factory in 1921, which destroyed most records about artists and production techniques. Despite this lack of written history, Mettlach experts have been able to identify particular artists from posters, postcards, and from existing Mettlach pieces. Some artists clearly signed their work with their full name, while others incorporated a symbol or their initials within the artwork.


Our group was weary from wandering through the maze. Following the direction that the sundial was indicating or just following a straight line didn't seem to be getting us anywhere.
Bored and restless, I leapt onto the sundial in frustration and was astounded when I seemed to fall into space and out of existence for a moment, seconds later I stumbled out of the hedges to the surprise of my confederates who all turned around to survey me.
In the time I'd been falling through dimensions a strategy for conquering this maze had been agreed on, and as we progressed, it seemed we had finally figured things out. Malkanis threw his greatsword at the ground in disgust. "I said we should try this from the beginning of the maze!" he grumbled. When he retrieved his weapon, the grass where it had fallen was white with ice.
We wandered into a charming grove where a we came across a pagoda surrounded by a moat with a quaint bridge leading to its entrance. The monk beckoned us in, tempting us with soft cushions and a boiling kettle. He was dressed in yellow silken robes decorated with gold and red fish and he bowed deeply to us. We were enchanted by the faint music playing all around and a few of us ventured within, to avail ourselves of his comforts. Alas! This comfy haven turned out to be a trap and the monk transformed into an evil dao, the kettle turned out to be full of poisonous fumes and a wall flew up trapping us inside!
We slept in the pagoda, but restlessly and woke up feeling out of sorts and not at all refreshed. The evil effects of the maze haunted us even in our dreams.
What lies ahead we can not tell, although I for one shall be quite happy if there are no sundials or hedges in our immediate future.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged dungeons and dragons on July 18, 2015 by miramanga.


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Join us for a night of power building and art regarding this November's election!
Our goal is to reflect, inform, and empower Eastside community about our Eastside power to impact laws and policies on this November's ballot- LIKE PROPOSITION 10! (Repeal Costa Hawkins)We hope to share our lived experiences regarding housing/renting in LA and uplift housing as a human right.


These are links to various locations on the web that might be useful to your team's ROV build. Links will open in a new tab and please note that the opinions and information on these sites do not in any way belong to the MATE Center but are provided here for your use; please use caution and common sense. If there's a link you think belongs on this list, please contact us and let us know!
Instructables (for the MATE Center's Instuctables profile, click here) - good for more than just ROVs.
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution - the world's largest private, non-profit oceanographic research institution and a global leader in the study and exploration of the ocean.


text:
package thrift

import (
	"bytes"
	"io"
	"testing"

	"github.com/uber/tchannel-go/testutils/testreader"
	"github.com/uber/tchannel-go/testutils/testwriter"

	"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"
)

func writeByte(writer io.Writer, b byte) error {
	protocol := getProtocolWriter(writer)
	return protocol.transport.WriteByte(b)
}

func TestWriteByteSuccess(t *testing.T) {
	writer := &bytes.Buffer{}
	assert.NoError(t, writeByte(writer, 'a'), "WriteByte failed")
	assert.NoError(t, writeByte(writer, 'b'), "WriteByte failed")
	assert.NoError(t, writeByte(writer, 'c'), "WriteByte failed")
	assert.Equal(t, []byte("abc"), writer.Bytes(), "Written bytes mismatch")
}

func TestWriteByteFailed(t *testing.T) {
	buf := &bytes.Buffer{}
	writer := io.MultiWriter(testwriter.Limited(2), buf)
	assert.NoError(t, writeByte(writer, 'a'), "WriteByte failed")
	assert.NoError(t, writeByte(writer, 'b'), "WriteByte failed")
	assert.Error(t, writeByte(writer, 'c'), "WriteByte should fail due to lack of space")
	assert.Equal(t, []byte("ab"), buf.Bytes(), "Written bytes mismatch")
}

func TestReadByte0Byte(t *testing.T) {
	chunkWriter, chunkReader := testreader.ChunkReader()
	reader := getProtocolReader(chunkReader)

	chunkWriter <- []byte{}
	chunkWriter <- []byte{}
	chunkWriter <- []byte{}
	chunkWriter <- []byte("abc")
	close(chunkWriter)

	b, err := reader.transport.ReadByte()
	assert.NoError(t, err, "ReadByte should ignore 0 byte reads")
	assert.EqualValues(t, 'a', b)

	b, err = reader.transport.ReadByte()
	assert.NoError(t, err, "ReadByte failed")
	assert.EqualValues(t, 'b', b)

	b, err = reader.transport.ReadByte()
	assert.NoError(t, err, "ReadByte failed")
	assert.EqualValues(t, 'c', b)

	b, err = reader.transport.ReadByte()
	assert.Equal(t, io.EOF, err, "ReadByte should EOF")
}


In addition, approximately 40% of air infiltration comes from the building envelope. Although doors account for a tiny percentage of the overall surface area of the building envelope, they are responsible for 11% of air infiltration.
This source of energy waste can be easily eliminated with the proper selection of doors and hardware.


As the mobile uniformed law enforcement arm of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, a division of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the U.S. Border Patrol is chiefly responsible for safeguarding Americans from threats that may cross the 4,000-mile U.S.-Canadian border, the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexican border, and the 2,000 miles of coastal waters surrounding the Florida peninsula and Puerto Rico. Charged not only with discovering and thwarting entry into the United States of illegal aliens, drugs, currency, and other contraband, these dedicated men and women are also America's frontline troops in the Global War on Terrorism, detecting and preventing enemies of the United States and their weapons — including weapons of mass destruction — from crossing into the United States.
As a licensed partner of the U.S. Border Patrol, Northwest Territorial Mint is proud to create coins, medallions, and more featuring the organization's distinctive logo. The custom products we create are used as awards, tokens of service longevity, retirement gifts, keepsakes for visiting dignitaries, and much more. The coin featured above, which is struck in brass and finished in antique bronze, illustrates our talent for reproducing images in crisp detail. This is our way of hailing the work of America's everyday heroes.
In ancient mythology, King Neptune ruled the surface and depths of the seas of the world. Mythological gods still hold sway over our imagination and are in high demand as subjects of coins. What was important then, the power of these ancient gods as inspiration for man, remains true today. Look to such myths for inspiration for your own coin and you may find your own god in the details.
In January 2007, the U.S. Department of Defense issued a warning about a new espionage threat: spy coins. After it was suspected that Canadian coins carried across the border by American contractors may have contained tracking devices, Defense Department officials confirmed that this method of spying posed a legitimate threat to U.S. interests. In fact, in an official report related to the investigation, the CIA revealed that it had previously used hollow U.S. silver dollar coins to carry top-secret messages and film. (Photo courtesy CIA).


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Football Team Ends Season on High Note
By Ryan Hathaway on November 16, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )
BY ANDREW PENACHO // NOV. 16, 2016 //
The Colonels wrapped up the 2015 football season with a 26-24 win over NEFC rival MIT last Saturday at Walter M. Katz Field, giving the team a senior day to remember.
The Engineers were geared toward defeating Curry in back-to-back years, which hasn't happened since the 1996 and 1997 seasons. Fortunately for the Colonels, they were on the better side of the 7 lead changes in the game.
Curry started the game with a scoring drive on their first possession. The ten-play, 56-yard drive was capped off by a 2-yard rushing TD by sophomore quarterback, Alex Corvese. The extra point attempt was missed by freshman kicker Mark Mrozek, leaving the Colonels' lead at 6-0.
The Engineers responded with an opening TD drive of their own after senior quarterback Danny Callahan found his man, senior wide receiver Karson Ota, in the end zone. The Engineers took a 7-6 lead with a successful extra point kick.
The Engineers had a chance to gain insurance in the second quarter, until they were stopped by Curry on a fourth down conversion attempt. The Colonels drove quickly, and Corvese was able to get his first TD through the air when he connected with junior wide out Anthony Nastasi for a 22 yard TD, giving Curry a 13-7 lead.
The Curry lead was short lived, as it took M.I.T less than four minutes to respond with a 61-yard TD drive. The score came on a three-yard, goal line run by freshman Adis Ojeda. The young man had quite a game, averaging 5 yards per carry with 154 rushing yards and a TD.
For the second time in the half, MIT looked to pull away, but again Curry's defense had an answer. And that answer was senior safety Michael Morrison.
Callahan dropped back from his own 40, and went deep down the field to what seemed to be a wide open receiver, however, Morrison appeared to just throw his hands up and snag it away for his first interception of the year.
"I saw the receiver run down the field freely," Morrison said, "so I made the decision to come off my guy. As the ball was in the air, I thought just to swat it down, but I got close enough to snatch it out of the air."
After the turnover, the Colonels followed with a 73-yard scoring drive to end the half with a 20-14 lead.
Curry was held scoreless in the third quarter, while MIT had a single scoring drive with a one-yard rushing touchdown by sophomore running back, Connor Hanlon, giving the Engineers a 21-20 lead going into the Fourth.
The final quarter saw its final touchdown in the first 46 seconds, when Corvese threw his second passing TD to junior Dean Anderson, giving Curry the 26-21 lead.
MIT was able to get a 26-yard field goal by junior kicker Tucker Cheyne leaving Curry with only a two-point lead. But that was all the Colonels needed to get the win, 26-24.
With the win, Curry finished the year with an overall record of 4-6, and a 3-4 NEFC record, leaving them fifth in the NEFC for the 2015 season.
History in the Making: Curry is now 18-6 all-time versus MIT. In the 21st century the Colonels haven't been nice to the Engineers, only allowing one loss to M.I.T.
Bandini Confident: For head coach Skip Bandini, this marks his tenth season as head coach for the Colonels. He now improves to 69-38. "This team is a lot better than we get credit for," Bandini said. Bandini went on to state that if not for a quadruple overtime loss to Endicott and a one-point loss to Maine Maritime, Curry would have had a chance for an NCAA tournament bid.
Bright Future: The future looks bright for Curry. The football program will only lose eight players to graduation. The 2016 season roster will be littered with upper classmen, with 18 seniors and 21 juniors coming back.
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