#revde

[adafruit]

Metro RP2350 take 5 🔄🌟🤞

Sometimes mistakes are made in prototyping; that's why they're prototypes. The error in rev D was funny: while making the QFN80 footprint, the pins got placed clockwise rather than widdershins. Not surprisingly, that board didn't come up at all, so here's a full rip-up and reroute, with the correct pinout this time! Fingers crossed. Hopefully, this is the final revision, and we can move on to other RP2350 boards we have cooking.

[pissthey]

what don’t you regret?

Well... I can't really remember anything I regret!

[blackswaneuroparedux]

A dreadful controversy has broken out in Bath, whether tea is most effectually sweetened by lump or pounded sugar; and the worst passions of the human mind are called into action by the pulverists and the lumpists.

- Revd Sydney Smith, 1807

[the-prophet-of-the-universe]

"Hiya!Im glad ya found me!"

((this entire post past this point is ooc))

THIS BLOG WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS FOR SPOOKY MONTH AND ITS ENTIRELY,TREAD FORTH WITH CAUTION.

Welcome to this blog,Im glad you found it!Here is some basic info you should know!-

-This is a spooky month oc ask/rp blog.The oc's name is Roswell,and he has a whole bunch of lore,not all I want to share right now but click -> here for some basic info

-This blog takes place in the same continuity/universe as these blogs:@father-gregors-guidance ,@alicethescenequeen ,@irritated-incendiary , and @uneasy-itto

-Posts here will consist of art of Roswell, facts about Roswell,asks about Roswell,and rps with Roswell(either started on here or on another blog).Both asks and rps will tend to also include pictures of Roswell though there will be exceptions to that.

-Roswell's dialouge will be like-

"This"

or-

"This"

-Actions and descriptions will be like *this* ,using either font used for dialouge shown above

-I the mod would love to get involved with action and whatnot with other others with this blog and my other spooky month ask/rp blogs

-mod/ooc text will be like ((ooc:this)),((this)),((ooc:this)),((this)),(ooc:this),(this),(ooc:this),(this),ooc:this,ooc:this,or this.

-Discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated on this blog whatsoever.

-Only mildly suggestive asks are allowed.Anything more will not be permitted

-Ships are allowed.

Mod/Mun info:

My name is Luigi/Willard/Jonesy,my main blog is @jonesy-squish

More info about me can be found -> here

Other blogs:@jonesy-squish ,@irritated-incendiary @uneasy-itto , @dexter-the-exterminator

Friends blogs:@blood-guts-goreeee ,@xachanimations ,@father-gregors-guidance ,and @alicethescenequeen

[absolute-immunities]

thus always with Englishmen

[calowlmitygoddess]

Bruh im trying to do the aumarot dungeon but i keep FALLING FROM THE ARENA ON THE LAST BOSS

[possil]

HOW JESUS GOT IT WRONG

We shake our heads in bewilderment at a world where everything seems turned upside down. Wrong has become right, equal opportunity has become racism and justice has become unjust. At one time liberals accused Christians of believing in a ‘sky fairy’ of our own imaginations. Today progressives deny science and believe that men can become women by wishful thinking.  Continue reading Untitled

[george-the-good]

KING GEORGE VI arranges a group photograph after the Royal Maundy Service, April 18, 1946.

Behind the Queen and the Maundy Children are [L-R]: Princess Marie Louise, Lawrence E. Tanner, the Bishop of Lichfield and Revd. W. H. Elliott.

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FOOTAGE [no sound] // British Pathé

[thiziri]

The Princess Royal visiting Dubai.

Her Royal Highness took part in a number of engagements during her visit, which began with a tour of DP World’s Jebel Ali Port. This was followed by a conference on seafarer welfare, jointly hosted by The Mission to Seafarers (MtS), DP World, and WISTA UAE, in conjunction with Stephenson Harwood. The day concluded with a celebratory dinner at the One&Only Royal Mirage Hotel, attended by many leading supporters and potential sponsors of the Mission.

At Jebel Ali Port, the Princess was given a tour of Box Bay, an innovative solution for handling containers. Jebel Ali Port is one of the world’s top ten largest container ports in the world and the busiest port in the Middle East. Technological solutions such as Box Bay will play an important role in improving safety, speed, and energy efficiency in the movement of containers.

The Princess then joined a conference on Women in Shipping and Seafarers’ Welfare, held at the DP World Expo Centre. The event featured two panels, the first on seafarer well-being and increasing female participation in shipping, and the second on attracting and retaining the next generation of female seafarers.

The Princess delivered a speech to delegates, where she highlighted the contribution that women can make in tackling the global crew shortage and the importance of ensuring that women in shipping are listened to and supported. The Princess also met with WISTA UAE Ambassadors, including Rania Tadros, President of WISTA UAE and Managing Partner of Stephenson Harwood in Dubai, as well as other members of the MtS Welfare team in Dubai.

The day concluded with a dinner at the One&Only Royal Mirage Hotel for senior leaders from across the shipping industry and the wider business community, as well as the British Ambassador and the Consul General. Her Royal Highness spoke of the work of the Mission to Seafarers in Dubai and globally, reminding guests how much we continue to depend on seafarers, and how they, in turn, need our sustained support. The Revd Canon Andrew Wright, Secretary General of the MtS, thanked attendees for their support for the vital work of the Mission in the UAE.

© Mission to Seafarers

[orthodoxadventure]

On Sunday, 18th February 2024, His Eminence Archbishop Nikitas of Thyateira and Great Britain presided during Matins and celebrated the Divine Liturgy at the Church of the Holy Trinity and Annunciation in Oxford. Amongst those concelebrating were the Revd Protopresbyter Ian Graham, Priest-in-charge, and the Revd Presbyter Seraphim Vanttinen-Newton. The Revd Archdeacon Dr. George Tsourous also served.

In his heartfelt sermon, the Archbishop drew from Apostle Paul’ epistle to the church in Corinth to remind us that we are indeed the living temples of God. He emphasised, “As the very dwelling of God, it’s essential for us to separate ourselves from the ways of the world. This is not a mere suggestion but a divine invitation to purity and holiness.” This separation, he explained, is not about isolation but about choosing a path that aligns with our sacred identity. “By distancing ourselves from anything that defiles our spirit or body, we open our hearts to a deeper relationship with God,” he continued.

In his address to the congregation, the Archbishop further emphasised the significance of unity in Christ. He highlighted how the diverse and multicultural congregation in Oxford transcends the variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds and unites as one family. This unity, he noted, is a testament to the strength of their collective commitment to Christ and to each other, embodying the very essence of the Church as the body of Christ in the world.

Following the Divine Liturgy, the day’s celebrations culminated in a festal bring-and-share lunch held in the Community Hall. This gathering provided a wonderful opportunity for fellowship and joy, where the Archbishop had the chance to speak with the parishioners of Oxford, engaging in conversation and answering questions at length.

[Text and photo credit]

[demi-lancer]

the Bishop of Woolwich died yesterday

rip Rt Revd Dr Karowei Dorgu

please keep him in your prayers today

[pichlive]

hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii we accidentally revd you oops

[moult]

'Ah… Caught me reading on the LORD's words of love. No, don't you worry, friend, I hoped I'd see you. Come to me.'

commission for Xin Jin Meng! the Revd. Dalrymple Mothersbaugh is her character

[mysterious-secret-garden]

John Hoppner and Paton Thomson - Christ raises Jairus’ daughter.

A print from the Phillip Medhurst Collection of Bible illustrations in the possession of Revd. Philip De Vere at St. George’s Court, Kidderminster, England.

[todaysdocument]

Certificate of Birth and Christening for Polly Parkinson, February 17, 1793. 

Record Group 15: Records of the Department of Veterans Affairs

Series: Case Files of Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Applications Based on Revolutionary War Service

File Unit: Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land-Warrant Application File W5475, for Thomas Parkinson, Maryland

Image description and transcription: 

[printed form completed in black ink, evidence of water damage]

[embossed stamp (reverse?) with red wax and beige ribbon running through it]

[decorative border surrounding small text box]

  An inward Baptism of pure fire,

Wherewith to be baptiz'd I have:

'Tis all my longing soul's desire,

This, only this my soul can save.

[printed image of eagle with branch in its beak, branch in one claw and arrows in other claw, shield with harp comprised of female form with wings (possible Irish connection?)]

[decorative border surrounding small text box]

  Strait'ned I am, till this be done,

Kindle in my the living flame,

Father in me reveal thy son

Baptize me in Jesus' Name.

[Geometric border around text box, flanked by female figures with angels wings in greco-roman toga style dress, one arm pointing, the other holding up a wreath]

CERTIFICATE

of Birth and Christening.

To these two Parents as

Thomas Parkinson and his

Wife Elisabeth a born

Slif was born a Daughter

in the Year of our Lord 1793

the 17th Day of Februari

  This child was baptised

by the Revd. L.D.W. Long

and received the name of

Polly Witness

present to the holy act of

Baptism  the Parents

in the State of  Mariland

Allegany County

SOMERSET, printed by FREDERICK GOEB.

[two printed images of fruit, flowers and leaves including grapes and pear.]

[following handwritten note written at right angles up side of page]

June the [water damaged] 1816

Elezebeth Michael

was born in the year of

our Lord 1816  John Michael

[scotianostra]

On 22nd May, 1968 the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland voted in favour of women ministers, decades before the Church of England.

Six women Margaret Forrester Claude Barbour, Elizabeth Hewat, Mary Levison , Mary Weir and Sheila White wrote an open letter campaigning for a change to the Kirk’s rules on women ministers.

Their campaign met fierce resistance and anger but on 22 May 1968, the Kirk’s General Assembly finally voted to allow women to be ordained.

By the following year, the Reverend Catherine McConnachie was ordained and served as assistant minister at St George’s Tillydrone, in Aberdeen.

The Reverend Effie Irvine, who died in February 2018, was the first to be ordained as a parish minister in 1971 at Milton of Campsie Parish Church. Nowadays around a third of The Church of Scotland Ministers are women. I read an article in 2018, the 50th anniversary of the landmark decision that, ‘Pockets of resistance’ against appointing women ministers and elders still exists in parts of Scotland and I imagine John Knox, hero of the Protestant Reformation in Scotland will still be turning in his grave, he wrote ‘The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women’ in 1588, attacking female monarchs, arguing rule by women was contrary to the bible.

The first female Moderator was appointed in 2004, there has now been 4 in total, it took a furth 36 years before the first, Alison Elliot in 2004, this year will see the fifth woman moderator when Rev Sally Foster-Fulton, as seen in the second pic, takes the position. Sally, who is head of a Christian charity which fights global poverty, said last week, she is "beyond humbled, inexpressibly honoured and more than a wee bit excited" to represent the Church in this role.

There are currently 218 serving female ministers, with 677 male ministers

You can read more about this on an excellent blog piece here