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Mexican president pitches bigger role for state power generation
FILE PHOTO: Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador gestures as he speaks during a meeting at the Presidential Palace, in Mexico City, Mexico December 10, 2019. REUTERS/Henry Romero/File Photo
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador promised in a speech on Saturday to dramatically expand state-run electricity company CFE's power generation business if private power companies do not boost their investments in the sector.
Lopez Obrador, a leftist who has long-favored more robust state control over oil and power industries, said the CFE's share of Mexican power generation market could grow to as much as 70% from about 56% currently by the end of his term in 2024.
"If the private sector doesn't invest, we'll do it ourselves. We may end my term with 60 or 70 percent of market production coming through the CFE," he said in the speech at one of the company's new natural gas-fueled plants in western Michoacan state.
Lopez Obrador also pledged to boost CFE finances with a restructuring of its debt, but did not specify an amount or a timeline.
Nearing the end of his first year in office, Lopez Obrador has shifted sharply away from some of the business-friendly policies embraced by his predecessor, centrist President Enrique Pena Nieto, who enacted a sweeping energy market liberalization in 2013.
While Lopez Obrador has said he would not seek to constitutionally reverse the reforms, he has canceled competitive oil and power auctions since he took office late last year.
Reporting by Lizbeth Diaz; Editing by David Alire Garcia and Sonya Hepinstall

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Q: how to run sql file(having multiple queries and comments) from gradle script on teamcity agent I want to run oracle sql file (createdb.sql) which is in my linux teamcity agent at location /home/tools/sabaDB. I have tried exec like

            exec { commandLine "sqlplus", "/nolog", "@createdb.sql"
                            workingDir "home/tools/sabaDB"}

Its working when I run it from linux agent but not through teamcity I trigger gradle build script Its showing like error=2, No such file or directory
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I have checked file and oracle_home is properly set ( its running from my agent)
so basic question is
how to create gradle task which will run whole sql file having  ? Thanks in advance

A: we have to specify  environment that will pass environment variables to teamcity environment like
exec { env key="oracle_home" path="oracle/home/path"
commandLine "sqlplus", "/nolog", "@createdb.sql" workingDir "home/tools/sabaDB"}
and it worked

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Q: Multiple Button Click in Order (C#) In my project, I have a button grid like a chess board (8x8; 64 buttons).
When I click on a button at first, I want to make it Green (and disabled) and copy its text to a TextBox named as 'Green'. And when I click on another button after that, I want to make it Red (and disabled) and copy its text to a TextBox named as 'Red'.
How should I do that? (by order (first and last) and in one handler).
Please check the given picture. Consider I click on E2 first, it becomes Green and disabled. After that I click on F2, it becomes Red and disabled.

A: You can register the following event to all the buttons:
private int buttonClickCount; //set to 0 in constructor
        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            buttonClickCount++; //add 1
            switch (buttonClickCount)
            {
                case 1:
                    this.Red.Text = (sender as Button).Text;
                    (sender as Button).BackColor = Color.Red;
                    break;
                case 2:
                    this.Green.Text = (sender as Button).Text;
                    (sender as Button).BackColor = Color.Green;
                    break;
                //add other cases here
                default:
                    buttonClickCount--; //add some logic if something unexpected happens
                    break;
            }
        }


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Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge
Now within Lincoln, Bracebridge All Saints has an Anglo-Saxon nave, with long and short quoins.
Inside, the tall narrow Saxon chancel arch is also notable. The north chapel was built by J L Pearson, 1874-75.
Mark Acton, 2010
Lincoln, Bracebridge, All Saints church, Pearson, Saxon,
Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states :-
"The church of All Saints is a small but ancient edifice of stone in the Early Norman, Early English and later styles, consisting of chancel with vestry, nave of three bays, aisles, transept, south porch and an embattled western tower containing 2 bells :
in the south wall of the chancel are double sedilia and & piscina in good preservation, and in the nave a handsome brass corona presented in 1871 by C. Pratt esq. mayor of Lincoln:
there is a curious black letter Bible and an oak church chest :
the walls of the chancel arch are of great thickness and are pierced by two hagioscopea, one of which on the south side affords a view of the altar from a low-side window in the west wall of the south aisle :
fixed in one of the pillars at the side of the pulpit an hour-glass stand, now fitted with a new sand-glass, and there is a good cylindrical Norman font :
in the south aisle is a restored altar-tomb of the 17th century, inscribed to Katherine, second daughter and co-heir of John Wilson esq. of Sheepwash, and wife of ___ Luddington esq. of Bracebridge:
there is a memorial window to Harriett Beevor, d. Jan. 26, 1883:
in 1888 two stained windows were placed in the north aisle by Mrs Eleanor Ewbank; and in 1903 a stained east window was presented by the Rev. C. C. Ellison, and a memorial window placed in the south aisle to the Rev. George Howell Jones, Vicar here 1897-1902:
in 1874-5 the church was restored and considerably enlarged, under the direction of Mr. J. L. Pearson R.A., F.S.A. when a new north aisle, shallow transept and a vestry were built, the walls of the south aisle rebuilt, the singular south doorway reset, and the whole structure new roofed:
in 1893 the tower was completely restored under the direction of Mr. Hodgson Fowler, architect, of Durham, and other alterations carried out :
a large number of fragments of coffin lids of the 13th century, found in the south wall, have been replaced, with their ornamental crosses facing outwards :
there are 230 sittings.
In 1910 a lych gate was erected to the memory of Elizabeth Ellison.
The living is a vicarage, net income £240, with residence, in the gift of the Rev. Henry Richard Ellison B.A. and held since 1902 by the Rev. Ernest Stafford Smith M.A. of St. Catharine's College, Cambridge"
Lincoln, Bracebridge, All Saints, Church
White's Directory of Lincolnshire 1856 (before some of the later Victorian alterations) states :-
"Bracebridge Church (All Saints) is a small ancient structure, consisting of a nave, chancel, south aisle, and tower, covered with flat tiles.
The vicarage, valued in K.B. at £3. 9s. 8d., and now at £203, is in the incumbency of the Rev. Wm. Bromehead, B.A., and in the patronage of Mrs. Bromehead.
The tithes were commuted in 1841 for £226 per annum"
View of the church from the south-west.
Churches, Bracebridge All Saints
View from the south-east in the spring sunshine.
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Chancel
Looking east towards the sanctuary.
The reredos behind the altar was erected as a war memorial after the end of the First World War.
Looking west back into the nave through the chancel arch.
"Chancel has a narrow C11 arch with imposts, flanked by single large squints"
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, chancel arch
View of the eleventh century chancel arch, looking east to the chancel.
Churches, Bracebridge All Saints, chancel arch
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Chancel, East Window
"TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF ELIZABETH WIFE OF CC ELLISON MA VICAR FROM 1863 TO 1897 SHE DIED JUNE 5TH 1909 AGED 67 YEARS"
Lincoln, Bracebridge, All Saints, Church, stained glass, window
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Chancel, Organ
"North side has a 2-bay C19 arcade similar to the nave arcades, with organ pipes in the left opening and a glazed wooden screen in the right"
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Churchyard, Lychgate
"1910 IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZABETH ELLISON, ERECTED BY HER CHILDREN"
Restored in 1962 and 2008. Rededicated 23rd August 2009 by The Right Reverend Dr John Saxbee Bishop of Lincoln.
Lincoln, Bracebridge, All Saints, Churchyard, Lychgate
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, coffin lid fragments
"a large number of fragments of coffin lids of the 13th century, found in the south wall, have been replaced, with their ornamental crosses facing outwards"
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, coffin^ lid fragment
Detail of a fragment of a 13th century coffin lid inserted in the south wall of the nave.
Churches, Bracebridge All Saints, coffin lid
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, doorway
The round-headed doorway in the west wall of the tower has been restored (probably in the nineteenth century).
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Font
"C12 round font with interlaced arcading and renewed round stem with 4 shafts"
Lincoln, Bracebridge, All Saints, Church, font
The font dates from the twelfth century. Its interlaced arcading and
shafted round stem (restored) are typical of the period.
Churches, Bracebridge All Saints, font
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Memorial Charles Ellison
A member of the Ellison family of Boultham Hall.
"An accomplished rose grower. He laid out 4 acres of garden at Bracebridge with thousands of roses.
In 1905 He crossed a Cox's Orange Pippin to create Ellison's Orange"
http://www.itsaboutlincoln.co.uk/ellison.html
"Ellison's Orange is a connoisseur's mid-season eating apple, described as 'once tasted, never forgotten' on account of its rich flavour and unique aniseed undertones.
It's an Edwardian variety, dating back to 1904 when it was raised by Rev Charles Ellison of Bracebridge Manse, Lincoln and Mr Albert Wipf, head gardener to Rev Ellison's brother-in-law, Joseph Shuttleworth, at Hartsholme Hall in nearby Skellingthorpe.
Charles Ellison was a renowned pomologist with more than 1,500 fruit trees in his gardens ...
Ellison's Orange achieved an RHS Award of Merit in 1911 and RHS First Class Certificate in 1917"
https://www.waterfurlonggardens.com/single-post/2018/09/17/Our-Apple-for-September-Ellisons-Orange
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Mission Church
The former All Saints' Mission Church is located in Ewart Street.
Foundation stones are dated 1885.
Now a boxing club.
Lincoln, All Saints' Mission Church, Bracebridge, Ewart Street, boxing
One of the foundation stones for All Saints' Mission Church dated 1885.
Lincoln, All Saints' Mission Church, Bracebridge Foundation Stone, Richardson
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Nave, Pulpit
"C19 half-round traceried stone pulpit"
Lincoln, Bracebridge, All Saints, Church, Pulpit
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, North Aisle, Malaya & Borneo Plaque
Memorial plaque placed by the National Malaya & Borneo Veterans Association, Lincoln & Districts Branch.
http://www.nmbva.co.uk/index.htm
Lincoln, Bracebridge, All Saints, Church, War Memorial, Malaya & Borneo Veterans Association
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, North Aisle, War Memorial
"Triptych war memorial, pre-Raphaelite style, c1920"
Lincoln, Bracebridge, All Saints, Church, war memorial
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, porch
The south porch, with its cusped openings with shafts, is built in the Decorated style. Inside the porch is a rib vault and an eleventh century doorway with dogtooth band.
Churches, Bracebridge All Saints, porch
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Tower
"Tower raised and reroofed 1892 by C H Fowler. Restored 1895 and C20"
"West tower, 2 stages, has long-and-short quoins, string course, south-east buttress and pyramidal roof.
To west, a round headed doorway and above it a round headed light"
"Bell stage has double round headed openings on each side with round shafts and various early Romanesque capitals"
Lincoln, Bracebridge, All Saints, Tower
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, war memorial
A well-decorated war memorial to those who served in the First World War.
Churches, Bracebridge All Saints, war memorial
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road
"The church was erected in the Early Decorated style in 1903 to designs by the architect C. Hodgson Fowler.
It contains decoration, rood screen and stained glass dating from the early 20th century by Ninian Comper.
The church is noted as having an altar slab from Bardney Abbey"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Saints%27_Church,_Lincoln
Peter Kirk Collection, 3 March 1990
Churches, All Saints, Church, Monks Road, C. Hodgson Fowler, Ninian Comper
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, Chancel
"East end has panelled dado and oak reredos by Fowler, decorated by Comper"
Lincoln, All Saints, Church, Monks Road
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, Chancel, East Window
Chancel window by Clayton & Bell.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clayton_and_Bell
Christ in Majesty shown at the top of the central light with the Lamb and symbols of his passion above.
Surrounding Christ are depictions of Saints, Prophets and Angels.
Lincoln, All Saints, Church, Monks Road, stained glass, Clayton & Bell
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, Chancel, Organ
"The organ dates from around 1906 and was by the London builder Henry Willis.
It has since been renovated and modified.
It is widely regarded as one of the finest organs in Lincolnshire.
A specification of the organ can be found on the National Pipe Organ Register"
Lincoln, All Saints, Church, Monks Road, organ, Henry Willis
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, Nave
Looking east towards the chancel.
Rood by Sir (John) Ninian Comper.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninian_Comper
Looking west towards the font.
"Nave has 5-bay arcades with fillet moulded quatrefoil piers, moulded arches with hoodmoulds and stops"
The triple lancets, at the west end above the font, are known as the "Jesse Window". The figure of Jesse is reclining across the bottom of the central lancet.
Jesse is a figure described in the Bible as the father of David, who became the king of the Israelites - the role as both father of King David and ancestor of Christ has been used in various depictions in art.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse
Coffee morning in progress.
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, Nave, Font
"Octagonal sandstone font with clustered stem, C19"
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, Nave, Pulpit
"Traceried octagonal oak pulpit and sounding board by Fowler"
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, North Aisle
Looking east towards St Hugh's Chapel.
One of many stained glass windows by Comper this one in the north aisle depicting St Botolph.
St Botolph is the patron saint of travellers.
Lincoln, All Saints, Church, Monks Road, St Botolph, Comper
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, North Aisle, Alfred Shuttleworth
Picture of Alfred Shuttleworth, a major benefactor of the church, on display in the north aisle.
"Clayton & Shuttleworth was an engineering company located at Stamp End Works, Lincoln"
"In 1870 the company's workforce in Lincoln numbered 1,200.
The export trade was important to the firm; a branch in Vienna (Austria) was established early on, and other branches followed in Pest (Hungary), Prague (now Czech republic), Cracow (Poland) and Lemberg (now Ukraine).
The firm became a limited company in 1901, and Alfred Shuttleworth (1843–1925), son of the founder, became chairman"
Lincoln, All Saints, Church, Monks Road, Alfred Shuttleworth
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, North Aisle, St Hugh's Chapel
"North and east windows by Comper, 1937, that to east flanked by single figures and by aumbry and piscina.
Painted wooden altarpiece by Comper"
"Sir (John) Ninian Comper (10 June 1864 – 22 December 1960) was a Scottish-born architect.
He was one of the last of the great Gothic Revival architects, noted for his churches and their furnishings.
He is well known for his stained glass, his use of colour and his subtle integration of Classical and Gothic elements which he described as unity by inclusion"
Lincoln, All Saints, Church, Monks Road, Ninian Comper
Stained glass in the east window by Sir (John) Ninian Comper 1937.
Lincoln Cathedral had been badly damaged by an earthquake in 1185 and the stained glass shows St Hugh, who became Bishop of Lincoln in 1186, directing the rebuilding operation.
St Hugh's swan is seen at the bottom of the window - a reference to the story of the swan of Stow which had a deep and lasting friendship with the saint.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_of_Lincoln
Lincoln, All Saints, Church, Monks Road, stained glass, Saint Hugh
"Chapel of St Hugh has 2 western arches with a figure of St Hugh on a bracket on the central pier"
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, South Aisle
Looking east towards the Lady Chapel.
"Shouldered arch with tympanum by Comper, and a figure on a bracket to the right"
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, South Aisle, Edward King
Brass plaque celebrating the consecration of All Saints Church by Edward King, Lord Bishop of Lincoln on 5th November 1904.
Edward King was a prominent Anglo-Catholic who was prosecuted for ritualistic practices. Later, many of King's liturgical practices became commonplace.
The calendar of the Church of England remembers King with the status of a "lesser festival" or "black letter day" on 8 March, the date of his death.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_King_(bishop_of_Lincoln)
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, South Aisle, Lady Chapel
Located at the east end of the south aisle.
Altar slab from Bardney Abbey.
East window with stained glass depicting the Annunciation to the Blessed Virgin Mary.
"The Altar in this Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary was found in Bardney Abbey Church where it had lain neglected since the year 1539 and was reconciled by William Shuckburgh Bishop of Lincoln on Saint Botolph's day in the year 1922"
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, South Aisle, War Memorial
War memorial from the former United Methodist Chapel, Silver Street, Lincoln.
The chapel closed after a final service on 29 September 1940 and the building was demolished in the 1970's.
The memorial was found buried in a garden in Cherry Willingham! Subsequently moved to All Saints Church, Monks Road, Lincoln and re-dedicated Sunday 25th November 2007.
http://www.thelincolnshireregiment.org/silverstreetmemorial.shtml
One of the names is that of Leonard James Keyworth VC :-
"For most conspicuous bravery at Givenchy on the night of 25-26th May, 1915.
After the assault on the German position by the 24th Battalion, London Regt, efforts were made by that Unit to follow up their success by a bomb attack, during the progress of which 58 men out of a total 75 became casualties.
During this very fierce encounter Lance-Cpl Keyworth stood fully exposed for 2 hours on the top of the enemy's parapet, and threw about 150 bombs amongst the Germans, who were only a few yards away.
— London Gazette, 2 July 1915
He later achieved the rank of Corporal, but was killed in action at Abbeville, France, on 19 October 1915"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_James_Keyworth
Lincoln, All Saints, Church, Monks Road, Leonard James Keyworth VC, war memorial
First World War memorial unveiled 16 June 1922 in a ceremony attended by the Bishop of Lincoln.
https://www.iwm.org.uk/memorials/item/memorial/54074
Lincoln, Holy Cross
Part of a group parish with nearby St Helen's Church.
Holy Cross was built when the needs of the parish outgrew St Helen's.
St Helen's is now used only occasionally for services.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boultham_Parken.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boultham_Park
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Lincoln, Holy Cross, Church
Rear view of the church which faces onto Skellingthorpe Road.
Foundation stone - the only church in Lincoln to have finished building during the Second World war.
Has the Bishop's name been correctly used? Frederick Cyril Nugent Hicks (1872–1942) was Bishop at this time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nugent_Hicks
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Church, Frederick Cyril Nugent Hicks
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Chancel
View of the sanctuary.
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Chancel, East Window
Modern stained glass.
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Church, Glass
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Nave
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Nave, Clergy Chairs
Throne and chairs.
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Nave, Font
Presumably contemporary with the church c.1940.
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Church, Font
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Nave, Pulpit
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Church, pulpit
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Organ
Organ console.
Maker's plate reads
"COUSANS SONS & CO.
CITY ORGAN WORKS,
LINCOLN"
http://www.cousansorgans.co.uk/history.html
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Side Chapel
At the east end of the south aisle.
Lincoln, Holy Cross, South Aisle, Ellacombe Apparatus
Ellacombe apparatus for ringing church bells at the west end of the south aisle in the church porch.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellacombe_apparatus
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Church, Ellacombe
Lincoln, Monks Abbey
This is the chancel of the 12th century church of the abbey, the cell of St Mary's Abbey, York.
The eastern part (facing the camera) was rebuilt in the 13th century and the windows renewed a century or so later.
Churches, Monks Abbey
This is the unbuttressed chancel of the original 12th century abbey church. The windows seen here on the south side, with their Perpendicular tracery, were renewed c.1400.
Lincoln, St Andrew
This church, built in the Early English style by James Fowler in 1877 with seating for 600, stood on Canwick Road.
The chancel was decorated by G F Bodley.
It was demolished in 1968.
Churches, St Andrew church, James Fowler, G F Bodley
Lincoln, St Benedict
St Benedict's church, on the west side of the High Street below High Bridge, has a late Anglo-Saxon tower with twin bell openings.
Much of the building dates from the 13th and 14th centuries. It is the home of the Mothers' Union for the Lincoln Diocese.
The city's principal war memorial stands to the west of the church on the site of the graveyard shown in this photograph.
Postcard, 1905
Lincoln, St Benedict church, Mothers' Union, war memorial,
View of the church from the north-east with the early thirteenth century chancel to the left and the north chapel to the right.
The City's principal war memorial can be seen on the extreme left.
Churches, St Benedict
Viewed from the north-west, the tower which was rebuilt in the seventeenth century with Anglo-Saxon features such as the twin bell openings.
Much of the church was demolished at the time of the Civil War. The nave and tower are part of the seventeenth century reconstruction.
Churches, St Benedict, Civil War
Lincoln, St Benedict, Interior
Interior view looking east.
Medieval building was badly damaged during the English Civil War. Only the original chancel and north chapel remain.
Saved from demolition in 1930s by public subscription.
Now headquarters of The Lincoln Diocesan Mothers' Union.
http://www.lincolnmothersunion.com/
Churches, Lincoln, Saint Benedict, Lincoln Diocesan Mothers' Union
Lincoln, St Benedict, Royal Arms
George II Royal Coat of Arms dated 1734 but repainted 1819.
Churchwardens in 1734 were I.Harrison and J.Jellis.
Churchwarden in 1819 was John Kirton.
Churches, George II, Royal Coat of Arms, I.Harrison, J.Jellis, John Kirton
Lincoln, St Botolph
"West tower 1721 by Henry Grix.
Nave and north aisle 1861, by Henry Goddard.
Chancel rebuilt 1878, and south aisle and south chapel added 1884 by William Watkins"
In 2018 Saint Botolph became the Greek Orthodox Church of St Basil the Great & St Paisios.
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Lincoln, Saint Botolph, Church, Henry Grix, Henry Goddard, William Watkins
Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states
"St. Botolph's church, in High street, a plain edifice of stone erected in 1723 to replace the original cruciform Church which became ruinous in 1646, was enlarged and improved in 1878, the chancel being extended and a north aisle added; it now consists of chancel, nave of four bays, aisles, organ chamber, vestry and an embattled western tower with pinnacles, containing a clock, the gift of parishioners and friends, and 5 bells:
the handsome pulpit, erected in 1903, was the gift of the parishioners in memory of the late Dr. Ellis:
the stained east window was the gift and work of the late Rev. Frederick Heathcote Sutton M.A. rector of Brant Broughton :
the piscina and sedilia were constructed from portions of the ancient church:
in 1880 a new north aisle, organ chamber and vestry were added at a cost of £1110:
an organ, cost £550, erected by Mr. Norman L. Heald, of Norwich, 1904 :
in 1886, a south aisle, separated from the chancel by a stone screen, was built at a cost of £600, of which £550 was contributed by the Bishop of Lincoln; its eastern end, inclosed by a light iron screen, forms a side chapel conveniently arranged for daily services; all these alterations were carried out under the direction of Mr. W. Watkin, architect, the total cost being about £2,000:
there are 350 sittings"
In 2018 Saint Botolph became the Orthodox Church of St Basil the Great & St Paisios.
Lincoln, Saint Botolph, Church
Excellent church histories available :-
https://lincolnwigfordhistory.files.wordpress.com/2014/04/complete-mike-garrett-dissertation-st-botolph-by-bargate-church.pdf
https://www.lincstothepast.com/St-Botolph-s-church-and-churchyard--High-Street--Lincoln/905482.record?pt=S
An excellent view of the church from the north-west (across High Street). Trees along the west side of the yeard now screen the church.
Peter Grey Collection, 1968
Churches, St Botolph
Lincoln, St Botolph, Church Hall
South end of the High Street, behind Pattersons Tailors and near The Shakespeare Public House.
Was being used as a Community Arts Centre IMPart.
Lincoln, Saint Botolph, Church Hall, IMPart
Lincoln, St Botolph, Nave
Looking east towards the chancel and the newly installed iconostasis.
Lincoln, Saint Botolph, Church, nave
The 1919 Lincoln Directory published by J.W. Ruddock & Sons states :-
"ST. BOTOLPH'S, High Street-Services, Sunday, 8 and 11 a.m ; 2.45 and 6.30 p.m.; daily, 8 a.m. and 7.30 p.m., Holy Communion Thursdays, 7.I5 a.m., Holy Days, 7.I5 and 8 a.m. Vicar, Rev. C. C. Fowler, St. Botolph's Vicarage, South Park; Curate, Rev. L. Smith; Parish clerk, Chas. Johnson, 457 High Street.
ST. KATHERINE & ALL SAINTS, MISSION CHURCH, Newark Road Holy Communion (Choral) 3rd Sunday, 9 a.m:, Evensong 6.30 p.m.; Evensong, Thursday, 7.30 p.m. (branch of St. Botolph)"
Lincoln, Saint Botolph, Church, iconostasis
Lincoln, St Botolph, Nave, Font
"A stone font of simple chaste design was presented by the Rev John Fowler (who was the Headmaster of the local Grammar School)"
Probably of a similar date 1903 to the pulpit.
Lincoln, Saint Botolph, Church, Font
Lincoln, St Botolph, Orthodox Church of St Basil & St Paisios
Saint Botolph has rcently become The Orthodox Church of St Basil the Great & St Paisios.
"In August 2018 we moved to our own church in High Street, Lincoln where we recently installed our iconostasis"
http://orthodoxlincoln.org/
Lincoln, Saint Botolph, Orthodox, Church, St Basil the Great & St Paisios
Lincoln, St Faith
St Faith's Church (now St Faith & St Martin) in Charles Street in the West End was built by C H Fowler in 1895.
Churches, St Faith, C H Fowler
St Faith's was built in the style of the Perpendicular period.
Red brick (possibly local) was laid in English bond.
Churches, St Faith
Lincoln, St Faith, bellcote
The bellcote consists of a corbelled out brick tower with louvred timber openings and a slated pyramidal roof.
Lincoln, St Faith, window
Window in the south wall of the nave with tracery in typical Perpendicular style. A pink sandstone has been used for the tracery.
Lincoln, St George, Swallowbeck
"St. George's Church is an evangelical Anglican church"
"The church itself was built in the 1960's"
https://stgeorgeslincoln.org.uk/about-us/our-story/
A brass plaque states that the porch was dedicated by the Bishop of Grantham 6th September 1992 and was partly funded by sale of the bell which hung in the original tower.
DB 7 November 2018
Lincoln, Saint George, church, Swallowbeck
Looking north towards the chancel (Church is oriented north/south).
The present St George's Church was opened in 1960 replacing a previous mission church built in 1917.
The "Directory of the City of Lincoln" 1919 published by J.W. Ruddock & Sons referring to Swallowbeck states :-
"Here is St. George's Mission Church, the Rev. Thomas Hamilton, B.A., vicar Skellingthorpe, conducts the services"
"SWALLOWBECK Services, Sunday, 10.45 a.m. and 6 p.m."
Looking south into the nave.
(Church is oriented north/south)
Nave altar positioned on the east side of the church.
Lincoln, St George, Swallowbeck, Font
Positioned near the southern entrance to the church.
Lincoln, Saint George, church, Swallowbeck, font
Lincoln, St George, Swallowbeck, Organ
By Wadsworth and Brother, organ builders, of Manchester.
The organ used by the previous St George's Mission Church is now in St Michael's Church, Thorpe on the Hill.
A press cutting dated 21 July 1960 states :-
"In 1917, when St Georges Mission Church was built at Swallowbeck, the Mansell family, jewellers, of Lincoln, bought and gave this instrument to the church in memory of Harry Champion Mansell, killed in France.
The organ did noble service there for 43 years until the new church of St George's was opened this year, and the instrument was bought for Thorpe on the Hill and completely restored by the makers"
Lincoln, Saint George, church, Swallowbeck, organ, Wadsworth and Brother
Lincoln, St Giles
Built in 1936, St Giles is a copy in red brick of the 18th century church of St Peter-at Arches, demolished a few years earlier.
The building incorporates some masonry and fittings from the 18th century church which stood at the junction of High Street and Silver Street in the City.
Churches, Lincoln St Giles
Built in 1936, St Giles is a copy in red brick of the Georgian church of St Peter-at Arches, demolished a few years earlier in the centre of Lincoln.
The building incorporates some masonry and fittings from the 18th century church.
St Giles, St Peter at Arches, Lincoln
Lincoln, St Helen, Boultham
Original village church of Boultham.
"Part of a group parish with nearby Holy Cross parish, which was built when the needs of the parish outgrew St Helen's.
St Helen's is now used only occasionally for services"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boultham_Park
Boultham Parish has its own website with a photo gallery of both churches.
https://sites.google.com/view/boultham-parish-website/home
Churches, Lincoln, Saint Helen, Boultham
"Church. C13. Chancel rebuilt 1864 by Michael Drury. Nave extended and restored 1887 by C H Fowler"
Church, Lincoln, Saint Helen, Boultham, Michael Drury, C H Fowler
Boultham Park "includes a 13th-century church dedicated to Saint Helen.
This was restored by C. Hodgson Fowler in 1887.
Part of a group parish with nearby Holy Cross parish, which was built when the needs of the parish outgrew St Helen's.
Outside the church is a memorial to the Crimean war, erected in 1858"
Peter Kirk Collection, 6 August 1989
Lincoln, St Helen, Crimean War Memorial
Crimean war memorial c1858 in Saint Helen's churchyard.
"BROUGHT FROM
AND PLACED HERE BY
MAJOR R.G. ELLISON
IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF HIS COMPANY
47TH REGT
WHO FELL IN THE CRIMEAN WAR"
Church, Lincoln, Saint Helen, Boultham, Crimean War, Memorial, Sevastopol, Ellison, 47th Regiment
Lincoln, St John the Baptist
The interior of the church of St John Baptist, Ermine, Lincoln, which was designed by local architect Sam Scorer and opened in 1963.
Scorer's design, with its central sanctuary, was based on the ideas of the New Churches Research Group, formed in 1957.
The colourful window in the east wall was designed by Keith New at the Royal College of Art.
undated postcard
Lincoln, St John the Baptist church, Sam Scorer, Keith New, New Churches Research Group,
The church of St John Baptist, Ermine, Lincoln was designed by local architect Sam Scorer and opened in 1963.
It is one of several structures he created in which the roof shape is a hyperbolic parabola and is constructed in 3-inch reinforced concrete covered in aluminium.
The roof's low points to the north and south originally dipped into pools of water.
Lincoln, St John the Baptist church, Sam Scorer, hyperbolic parabola,
The church viewed from the south-west. The two low points of the roof are now fenced off to prevent unauthorised accees to the roof.
Churches, St John Baptist
View from the north-west. Porch and service rooms are constructed in cast concrete.
Lincoln, St Katherine & All Saints, Mission Church
At the corner of Newark Road and Clumber Street
The Directory of the City of Lincoln published by JW Ruddock & Son 1919 states :-
"ST. KATHERINE & ALL SAINTS, MISSION CHURCH, Newark Road Holy Communion (Choral) 3rd Sunday, 9 a.m:, Evensong 6.30 p.m.; Evensong, Thursday, 7.30 p.m. (branch of St. Botolph)"
elsewhere in the Directory the church is referenced as " St. Catherine's and All Saints"
After closure it had been used as an office and store building but is now divided into apartments.
Lincoln, St Katherine & All Saints Mission Church, Newark Road, St catherine
Date stone reading 26th June 1912.
Lincoln, St Katherine & All Saints Mission Church, Newark Road
Lincoln, St Mark
Built by William Watkins in 1871-2 on High Street close to the St Marks (Midland) Station, this large 13th century style church was demolished in 1971.
It contained some Norman fragments from the original church on this site.
Lincoln, St Mark, church, William Watkins,
Lincoln, St Mark, Stained Glass, Morris & Company
Removed from Saint Mark's Church prior to its demolition in 1971 this panel by Morris & Company has been restored by Lincoln Cathedral Works Department.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_%26_Co.
On display in Lincoln Cathedral.
DB 23 August 2018
Lincoln, Saint Mark, Church, Stained Glass, Morris & Company
Lincoln, St Mark, Sunday School, St Mark's Street
Former Sunday School / Church Hall now an RSPCA Shop.
In the 1901 City Directory published by J.W.Ruddock it is described as :-
"St. Mark's Day School-Miss Jackson. head-mistress"
and in the 1919 City Directory as :-
"St. Mark's Sunday School"
Lincoln, Saint Mark, Church, Sunday School
Date stone for MDCCCLXXV (1875).
Lincoln, St Martin
The church of St Martin stood at the corner of Orchard Street and West Parade.
The last church on the site – shown here - was built in 1873 by A S Beckett and demolished in the 1970s.
Churches, St Martin Church, A S Beckett
This wall tablet from the former Saint Martin's church has been relocated to the Fleming Chantry in Lincoln Cathedral.
In memory of George Davies Kent vicar for more than 50 years who died 1849.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Martin%27s_Church,_Lincoln
Lincoln, Saint Martin, Church, George Davies Kent
Lincoln, St Mary Le Wigford
The church of St Mary le Wigford stands on the High Street close to the Central Station.
The tower is Anglo-Saxon and the rest of the church is essentially Early English.
To the west of the church, right alongside the street, is a conduit brought from the Whitefriars in 1540.
Lincoln, St Mary le Wigford church, conduit, Anglo-Saxon, tower, Whitefriars,
Apart from the tower the church dates from c.1200 though the windows visible in this photograph (the north aisle) are from a later period.
Churches, St Mary le Wigford church
The tower, viewed here across High Street, is the oldest and most significant element of the church.
View from Lincoln Central Station footbridge.
"Church. C11, C12, C13. South aisle 1877 by Leach of Cambridge.
Restored 1872 by R C Clarke of Nottingham.
Tower restored by Watkins & Son, 1908.
Additions and alterations 1975"
Lincoln, Saint Mary le Wigford, Church
Outside on the west face of the C11 tower a Roman memorial stone has been re-used as the church dedication stone.
http://www.stmarylewigford.co.uk/history/
"Eirtig had me built and endowed to the glory of Christ and St. Mary, XP"
Lincoln, Saint Mary le Wigford, Church, Eirtig
Lincoln, St Mary Le Wigford, Font
"C15 buttressed octagonal font"
Lincoln, Saint Mary le Wigford, Church, Font
Lincoln, St Mary Le Wigford, Nave
View looking west towards the C11 tower arch.
"Chamfered tower arch has a C20 glazed screen. Above it, a round headed doorway"
Lincoln, Saint Mary le Wigford, Church, Nave
Lincoln, St Matthias
This modest church stands at the corner of Burton Road and Yarborough Crescent. It was built in 1800-91 by E P Loftus Brock*.
In recent years is has been used as a church for the Greek Orthodox community.
* Edgar Philip Loftus Brock (1833-1895) FRIBA was a Scottish archtect. Much of his work was in his native country.
Churches, St Matthias, E P Loftus Brock
St Matthias's is built of rock-faced stone with lancet windows. The shingled bell turret, noted by Pevsner, no longer stands.
On 28 September 1940 the building was seriously damaged when a Hampden bomber, returning to base at RAF Scampton, crashed into the south side.
Churches, St Matthias, Hampden bomber, RAF Scampton
Lincoln, St Michael on the Mount
"The present church of St Michael-on-the-Mount was built in 1855-6 to a design by S S Teulon in the Geometrical style and replaced an earlier church that was too small for the population of the parish"
"There has been a church on this site since at least the early medieval period"
"The church survived the Reformation but was reduced to ruins in 1644 during the Civil War"
"It was not repaired but instead was replaced by a new church, built to the north of the original (and the current building), in 1739-40, partly due to the efforts of the antiquary Thomas Sympson.
This building, which was very small, was itself replaced by the current church in the 19th century"
https://www.lincstothepast.com/Church-and-churchyard-of-St-Michael-on-the-Mount/237459.record?pt=S
Declared redundant in 1998 and is now a private house.
Peter Kirk Collection, 25 November 1989
Churches, Lincoln, St Michael on the Mount, S S Teulon, Thomas Sympson
The north-east corner of the church.
Jews' Court collection, 1978
Churches, Lincoln St Michael on the Mount
This church, designed by S S Teulon, was consecrated by the Bishop of Lincoln on 16 September 1856.
Lithograph by W Walton
Churches, St Michael on the Mount, S S Teulon
Lincoln, St Nicholas
The view from the west of the south side of St Nicholas's Church, Newport, Lincoln.
The church was built in 1839 to replace a medieval church in the same parish but not on the same site.
Lincoln St Nicholas church
The church was built in 1839 and is notable for being the very first of the many churches designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott.
The building is in Early English style and has a south-west tower with broach spire.
Lincoln St Nicholas Church, George Gilbert Scott
"East end has sill band, and a stepped triple lancet with hoodmould"
Lincoln, Saint Nicholas, Church
West front.
"Parish church. 1839. By Sir GG Scott and WB Moffatt, and said to be their first church.
Restored, and baptistry added, 1879-90.
Chancel and north aisle 1908, by CH Fowler"
http://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1388727
Lincoln, St Nicholas, Chancel
The interior of the chancel of St Nicholas's Church is unusually open and bright .
Scott's original church of 1838-39 had no chancel, but one was added by C Hodgson Fowler in 1909. It recently been refurbished.
Lincoln, St Nicholas church, interior, G G Scott, C Hodgson Fowler
Following construction of the new chancel 1908-1910 the church was reconsecrated 10th March 1910 by Bishop Charles Corfe the first Bishop of Korea standing in for Bishop Edward King who had died two days earlier.
Lincoln, Saint Nicholas, Church, Bishop Charles Corfe
Lincoln, St Nicholas, East Window
Following an 1879 Faculty "a three light stained glass window was installed at the east end depicting the Crucifixion at a cost of £260, the money being raised by subscriptions and guarantees"
A new chancel was built 1908-1910 however the east window was carefully removed and re-positioned in the new chancel.
http://www.stnicholaslincoln.org.uk/history/page2/
Lincoln, Saint Nicholas, Church, Stained Glass, Chancel east window
Lincoln, St Nicholas, Font
Octagonal C19 font.
Moved to second bay of north aisle in 2002.
Lincoln, Saint Nicholas, Church, font
Lincoln, St Nicholas, Lincolnshire Regiment Memorial
Church timeline states :-
"Altar used by 1st Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment in Sumatra moved from St. Matthias Chapel of Ease to St. Nicholas Church North Aisle.
Also brass tablet Commemorating men who died in action at Poona, Dinapore and Lucknow 1919-1928"
Lincoln, Saint Nicholas, Church, Lincolnshire Regiment
Lincoln, St Nicholas, Nave
Nave looking east towards the chancel.
Lincoln, Saint Nicholas, Church, Nave
Looking west.
"Nave has 5-bay arcades with octagonal piers, double chamfered arches, and shaft imposts to west.
Clerestory sill band and panelled gabled ceiling"
Lincoln, St Nicholas, Organ
"The old harmonium was replaced by an organ in 1868, built by the local firm of Nicholson of 21 Newport, at a cost of £217 19s 0d"
Organ refurbished 1999.
Lincoln, Saint Nicholas, Church, organ
Lincoln, St Nicholas, Pulpit
C19 pulpit.
"Octagonal oak skeleton pulpit with sounding board"
Lincoln, Saint Nicholas, Church, pulpit
Lincoln, St Paul in the Bail, Georgian church
The small Georgian church, built in 1786, was replaced by a larger church in 1877.
Excavation has shown evidence for a succession of churches here, the earliest being timber buildings of possibly the 5th or 6th century.
The site lies within what was the forum of Roman Lincoln.
View from the north-east.
Lincoln, St Paul in the Bail, church
Drawing of the south elevation.
Churches, Lincoln St Paul in the Bail
Drawing of the east elevation
Lincoln, St Paul in the Bail, Victorian church
Sir Arthur Blomfield built this church on the corner of Westgate to replace a Georgian building in 1877.
It was declared redundant and demolished in 1982.
Churches, St Paul in the Bail, Sir Arthur Blomfield
Typical of the period, it was built in polychromatic bricks (pale yellow and red)
Lincoln, St Peter at Arches
St Peter at Arches in Lincoln (c1720) was an early Georgian Church which stood at the junction of the High Street and Silver Street until 1936 when it was moved to Lamb Gardens on the North-East edge of the city and rededicated to St Giles.
Lincoln, St Peter at Arches church, St Giles,
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts
This drawing by Grimm (1784) shows St Peter at Gowts on the lower High Street prior to the nineteenth century restoration, when the nave (1888) and north aisle (1853) were rebuilt.
The west tower dates from the later Anglo-Saxon period.
The recessed bell-stage has twin bell-openings with mid-wall shafts.
Churches, St Peter at Gowts church
"Church. C11, C12, C13, C14.
North aisle and porch 1852, by W A Nicholson.
Chancel enlarged 1887 by C H Fowler"
Lincoln, Church, Saint Peter at Gowts
"St. Peter-at-Gowts is a building of stone, in the Pre-Norman, Earlier English and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel, chantry, nave, aisles and a western tower containing 6 bells:
it derives its distinctive name from the gowts or watercourses, of which several run in its immediate vicinity, and as now standing has been almost wholly restored; the tower and the south side of the church, a work of the Lancet period, represent the original structure:
a monumental arch, opening into the south transept or chantry, bears a singular rhyming inscription, in medieval Latin and in Lombardic characters, to the memory of Ralph Joluf and his wife, the founder of the chapel, which formerly contained an incised slab two crosses and bearing his name; it runs thus :-
"Radulfus Joluf, sua conjux ac Amicia,Hic Simul humatur, quibus ista capella paratur. Virgine Mater Theos qui sibi salvet eos Pro quibus oretis opus hoc quicunque videtis."
There are several stained windows in the church, and some excellent mural decorations :
there is also a finely carved stone reredos and a Norman font:
in 1852 the north aisle was built, in the Decorated style, and the church new roofed:
in 1887 the church was again restored and considerably enlarged, at a cost of £2,200, under the direction of the late Mr. Hodgson Fowler:
there are now 475 sittings"
White's History, Gazetteer & Directory of Lincolnshire 1872 states
"ST. PETER's at Gowts, is a small but neat stone fabric, comprising nave, with north and south aisles, a chancel with south chantry chapel, a vestry, and a square lofty western tower, through which is the principal entrance.
The church was enlarged by the addition of a north aisle and vestry, and re-pewed and restored in 1853, under the direction of Mr. Drury, at a cost of £1200.
It presents some features similar to those of St. Mary's, especially its tower, which, though less ancient, is a more interesting specimen of Norman architecture, and contains in its front elevation an ancient carved figure of St. Peter holding the keys.
In the south wall of the chancel is an ancient sepulchral arch, round which is an inscription recording its erection by Radulfus Joluf, a Lincoln merchant, who died in the year 1347" ...
"The building contains 350 sittings, a massive circular Norman stone font, is furnished with an organ, built by Nicholson, of Lincoln, and warmed with a hot water apparatus, supplied by Simpson.
The three small chancel windows are filled with stained glass.
The living is a vicarage, now valued at £110, and is in the gift of the Bishop, and incumbency of the Rev. Roderick B. Mackenzie, MA"
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, Chancel
The chancel was enlarged in 1887 by C. Hodgson Fowler.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C._Hodgson_Fowler
"A hanging rood was installed in 1920 by Temple Lushington Moore"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Peter_at_Gowts
Lincoln, Church, Saint Peter at Gowts, chancel, Temple Lushington Moore
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, Nave
Looking west from the chancel.
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, North Aisle
Following the closure of St Andrew's church in 1968 the parish was renamed as St Peter-at-Gowts and St Andrew.
In 1984 the area beneath the Organ Gallery, at the end of the north aisle, was re-ordered to form a chapel dedicated to St Andrew.
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, North Aisle, Font
"C11 tub font with blind arcading, on a renewed stem"
Lincoln, Church, Saint Peter at Gowts, tub font
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, North Aisle, Organ
A NEARBY plaque states :-
"THIS PRESENT ORGAN AND CASE BUILT BY
MESSRS NICHOLSON OF WORCESTER AND.
MESSRS BRIDGEMAN OF LICHFIELD. WAS
DEDICATED ON 30TH JUNE 1940. BY THE
REV. CANON C. CARLETON
WITH THE ADDITION OF TWO NEW STOPS
THE ORGAN IS A COPY OF THE ONE GIVEN
IN 1907 BY THE REV. PREBENDARY W.RAYSON
AND DESTROYED BY FIRE IN JANUARY 1939
THE ORIGINAL ORGAN STOOD IN THE FLOOR
H.B. FAWKES VICAR
S.A. CARTWRIGHT ORGANIST
VICTOR HEAL ARCHITECT"
Saint Andrew's chapel beneath.
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, Plaque & Trowel
The upper plaque states
"THE CHANCEL AND NORTH AISLE OF THIS CHURCH WERE ENLARGED AND RESTORED CHIEFLY THROUGH THE PIOUS LIBERALITY OF THE REVD JAMES WESTON TOWNROE (VICAR) BY WHOM THE FOUNDATION STONE OF A NEW PIER WAS LAID ON JUBILEE DAY (JUNE 21ST) 1887.
CONSECRATED BY EDWARD LORD BISHOP OF LINCOLN AND THE FIRST SERMON PREACHED BY EDWARD LORD ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY ON THE SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT DECEMBER 4TH MDCCCLXXXVII."
Trowel used for the foundation stone seen below.
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, Pulpit
Lincoln, Church, Saint Peter at Gowts, pulpit
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, South Aisle
Lady Chapel at the east end of the south aisle would originally have been the chantry chapel founded by Radulfus Joluf in 1347.
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, South Aisle, East Window
Glass depicting from left to right Saint Peter, Christ and Saint Mary.
Lincoln, Church, Saint Peter at Gowts, stained glass
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, Tower
"West tower, unbuttressed, 2 stages, has chamfered plinth, quoins, string course, eaves band, coped parapet and pyramidal roof.
Round headed west doorway, C19, with relief in tympanum.
Above, a round headed window, and above again, a clock and a similar window, both with hoodmoulds"
Lincoln, Church, Saint Peter at Gowts, tower
Lincoln, St Peter at Gowts, War Memorial
First World War memorial designed by Temple Lushington Moore and unveiled in 1920.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_Moore
A single name added at the bottom from the Second World War.
Lincoln, Church, Saint Peter at Gowts, war memorial, Temple Lushington Moore
Lincoln, St Peter in Eastgate
West end viewed from Northgate.
"The church of St. Peter-in-Eastgate-with-St.-Margaret is a building of stone, in the Early English style, erected in 1870, from designs by the late Sir A. W. Blomfield, architect, at a cost of about £3,000, and consists of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and a western hell cot containing one bell :
the reredos, representing " Our Lord's Commission to St. Peter." was erected in 1884 to the memory of the late F. Burton esq. and his wife, by their four sons: at the same time the walls and roof of the chancel were redecorated, both works being executed from designs by G. F. Bodley esq. A.R.A., F.S.A. architect:
there are eight stained windows:
in 1894 two vestries and a narthex porch were added and an organ provided by Alfred Shuttleworth and Nathaniel C.Cockburn esqrs. as a memorial to the late Nathaniel Clayton esq.:
the organ was reconstructed and enlarged in 1900 at the expense of A. Shuttleworth esq.:
in 1914 a south aisle, a rood and screen were added by A. Shuttleworth esq.:
the church has 350 sittings"
In 2009 the pews were removed and replaced with new chairs.
Lincoln, Saint Peter In Eastgate, Church
Lincoln, St Swithin
Tower and spire - together 200 feet high - were built in 1884-87.
The design - with the spire supported by flying buttresses from the tall pinnacles - is based on that of St James's church, Louth.
Edwardian postcard
Churches, Lincoln St Swithin church
St Swithin's is one of the grandest of James Fowler's churches. Work began with the nave and aisles in 1869, the tower being finally completed in 1887.
The building, which shows Decorated and Early English styles, was largely funded by local industrialists Clayton and Shuttleworth and their families.
Churches, St Swithin Lincoln church, James Fowler, Clayton & Shuttleworth
The Directory of the City Of Lincoln 1919 Printed & Published by J. W. Ruddock & Sons 287 High Street, Lincoln states :-
"ST. SWITHIN'S CHURCH is a large building in the Decorated style, erected from the designs of Mr. FOWLER, of Louth; for several years it was without a chancel, but one has since been added the principal subscribers towards the cost being Messrs. CLAYTON & SHUTTLEWORTH.
It is adapted to hold a congregation of 800.
The tower was erected in 1887 by ALFRED SHUTTLEWORTH, Esq., to the memory of his father, JOSEPH SHUTTLEWORTH, Esq.
The living is a vicarage held since 1918 by the Rev. ERNEST FRANCIS WOOD, M.A."
Lincoln, St Swithin, Church
Nathaniel Clayton, Lincoln engineer, laid this foundation stone for St Swithin's church in 1879.
Churches, Nathaniel Clayton
Lincoln, St Swithin, Chancel
"St Swithin's was relaunched in October 2014 by a team sent by Holy Trinity Brompton, at the invitation of the Bishop of Lincoln"
https://www.stswithins.org/aboutus
DB 28 December 2012
Lincoln, St Swithin, Nave
View looking west towards the tower.
"Nave has 6 bay arcades with round and octagonal piers"
Lincoln, St Swithin, Church, Nave
View looking east towards the chancel.
"The modern church of St. Swithin, standing on the site of the old Sheep square, was begun in 1870:
the nave and chancel were built in 1880, at a cost of £11,900, and the tower and spire were completed and the church dedicated in 1888, at a further cost of £6,350; the fabric, as now standing, is of Lincoln and Ancaster stone, in the Decorated style, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, vestry, organ chamber, south porch and a western tower with pinnacles and spire rising to a height of 200 feet and containing one bell :
the tower forms a memorial to the late Joseph Shuttleworth esq. and was built at the sole expense of his son, Alfred Shuttleworth esq. of Eastgate House"
Lincoln, St Swithin, Tower
The bell-stage of the tower at St Swithin's has trellis decoration similar to that of the cathedral, c.1240.
Lincoln, St Swithin, Tower, inscription
The frieze at the top of St Swithun's tower carries an inscription marking the dedication of the building to Joseph Shuttleworth by his son Alfred.
Alfred Shuttleworth (1843-1925), successful industrialist in the city (Clayton and Shuttleworth), funded the construction of the church.
Churches, St Swithun, Joseph Shuttleworth


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Done well, this show not only captures the essence of the bond between the cast members; it also forges a bond with the viewers.
Director Jason Weed and the Forest Grove crew have provided their stage full of stars with just the right environment to achieve this goal, delivering both laughter and tears on stage and in the audience.
The story is set in Truvy's Beauty Shop in Chinquapin, La., and covers almost three years in the lives of six tough Southern women. The ship is run by effusive and maternal Truvy, whose mantra is "there's no such thing as natural beauty," helped by shy newcomer Annelle, who quickly becomes a fixture in the shop, Truvy's family and the group.
Throughout the first scene, the other four gradually wander in — wealthy widow Clairee, looking to establish a new identity to replace "mayor's wife," followed by the mother-daughter team M'Lynn and Shelby. It's Shelby's wedding day, so she gets the first appointment, and the bickering between mom and daughter quickly establishes a key theme — diabetic Shelby's quest for independence from a hovering and protective mother. Last to arrive is the perennially irate Ouiser — like Truvy, her heart is gold, but she keeps it well hidden and shows overt warmth only to her poor old dog.
Over the course of four scenes, we experience love, marriages (past and present), religion, hope, illness, and death through the eyes of this curious and diverse sisterhood.
Leslie Inmon as Truvy plays her down-home, small-town Southerner with just the right touch — never a stereotype, always a tribute to simple, kind women who hold the world together with their open hearts and open doors. As newcomer Annelle, Emma Heesacker cycles beautifully through her character's complex evolution from lost waif to sassy assistant and beyond. Just when we think we've got her figured out, she joins the local Baptists and temporarily drains all of the joy from her character, but by closing she has achieved balance and regained her spark.
Robin Reece Michaels' Clairee and Anne Kennedy's Ouiser play the older generation with eccentric Southern élan — Michaels' twin obsessions with football and accessorizing are a complete contrast to Kennedy's almost slovenly attire and faux-misanthropic sarcasm, yet the underlying bond between the two pulses throughout.
As M'Lynn, Patti Speight navigates the tricky waters between love and pride in her daughter's beautiful spirit and the fear of a protective mother lioness. Terrified about threats to her baby, she sometimes lashes out in anger, but when Shelby's blood sugar precipitates a crisis, she shows us exactly why she feels she has to express her love through rigid control.
Finally, there's Yelena King as the lovely, fragile, yet tough-as-nails Shelby. King is charming throughout, and carries the audience along on her journey to live life to the fullest despite the risks. King's character is often center-stage, but even when she's on the periphery she never stops acting, giving her character a dynamic reality and creating a deep bond with the audience.
While the show is set entirely inside the salon, the outside world frequently intrudes through Leslie Crandell Dawes' sound design, and the requisite barking, gunshots, and ringing phones are timed and executed to perfection. As with most Theatre in the Grove productions, the set is authentic, detailed, and functional — the bright checkerboard floor, in particular, sets the stage for the whole atmosphere of the show, and was the first thing I noticed when I walked into the theater.
"Steel Magnolias" is one of those iconic shows that, done well, really moves the audience, and Theatre in the Grove's production pays off in spades — you will laugh, of course, but come fully expecting to cry. You will not be disappointed.
"Steel Magnolias" is playing at Theatre in the Grove, 2028 Pacific Ave., Forest Grove through Feb. 3, with performances Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m.


The entity types containing a key attribute are called strong entity types or regular entity types.
eg:- The Student entity has a key attribute RollNo which uniquely identifies it, hence is a strong entity.
An entity set may not have sufficient attributes to form a primary key. Entity types that do not contain any key attributes, and hence can not be identified independently are called weak entity sets.
A weak entity can be identified uniquely only by considering some of its attributes in conjunction with the primary key attribute of another entity, which is called the Identifying Owner entity.


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Post-dubstep is, as the name would suggest, the newer form of dubstep music, or "after dubstep". This form of music came much later than the original, and has spawned what is known as brostep. This article will be about both brostep and the post form of dubstep.
This form of dubstep can include many different sounds and have many similarities to other genres. It's like a fusion genre, mixing elements from one and another. The most common genre it will be fused with is ambient music, which is quite interesting, because on the surface, they are opposites, but you know what they say "opposites attract."
It can also go to its roots and include sounds from UK garage and 2-step, as well as other forms of EDM. The tempo in this newer form drops slightly from the original, going to an average tempo of about 130 beats per minute. But let's not forget about brostep. That is, actually the main form of post-dubstep.
Well, I'm sure many of you reading this have heard of the producer Skrillex. Skrillex is probably the best example of brostep. While dubstep usually relies on the deep sub-bass as its foundation, brostep focuses on higher pitched sounds. These can be described as robotic noises or metal-like aggression.
A little later when brostep moved on to bigger places, these previously mentioned sounds would be replaced with something that sounded like an electric guitar used in the genre heavy metal. This was produced by heavily distorting the bass (whether it's the bass drum or the actual bass, created with the synthesizer).
So, in 2011, this term was used by producers, artists and record labels alike to describe a style of music that grabbed most of its influences from dubstep, but had a different overall sound. Since there were so many different musical styles that could and were being attached to it, it was never really a specific music genre.
Brostep on the other hand, is more specific and we can give it an overall sound (as I did in the "sound" section). It was developed during the same time, in 2011, with Skrillex being the front-runner of this genre in the U.S. Although believe it or not, it wasn't Skrillex that started brostep, it was British producers like Rusko and Caspa who, at the time were using these techniques.
From there, it just sort of evolved into brostep. Another interesting fact is that, when it became more popular, metal bands starting working with brostep artists to create a new sound, that some call metalstep. The band Korn for example worked with several different dubstep artists in their 2011 album The Path of Totality.


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Q: Override PartnerAPI ClassLoader We have exported as Runnable JAR (Extract required libriries into generated JAR option) our proyect (which has dependecies the fuelsdk and axis).
So, there are some classes which read properties from resource path.
Example:
ETConfiguration
file = "/fuelsdk.properties";
InputStream is = getClass().getResourceAsStream(file);
if (is == null) {
       throw new ETSdkException("error opening " + file);
}

PartnerAPI
public class PartnerAPI extends Service {

    public final static URL WSDL_LOCATION;

    public final static QName SERVICE = new QName("http://exacttarget.com/wsdl/partnerAPI", "PartnerAPI");
    public final static QName Soap = new QName("http://exacttarget.com/wsdl/partnerAPI", "Soap");
    static {
        URL url = PartnerAPI.class.getClassLoader().getResource("/etframework.wsdl");
        if (url == null) {
            url = PartnerAPI.class.getClassLoader().getResource("etframework.wsdl");
        }
        if (url == null) {
            java.util.logging.Logger.getLogger(PartnerAPI.class.getName())
                .log(java.util.logging.Level.INFO,
                     "Can not initialize the default wsdl from {0}", "classpath:/etframework.wsdl");
        }
        WSDL_LOCATION = url;
    }
...
}

We have found how to override Classloader for ETConfiguration by adding these sentenses:
ClassLoader classLoader = ETConfiguration.class.getClassLoader();
Class aClass = classLoader.loadClass("com.foo.bar");

but, this solution is not working for PartnerAPI.
What can we do?
UPDATED
This issue is solved by creating src/main/resources folder and inserting all property files. ClassLoader is not necessary any more.
But now, we are getting soap service error (probably Fuel SDK bug) when calling
ETClient client = new ETClient();
Here is the error code:
2014-06-23T16:17:55.509+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: GET https://www.exacttargetapis.com/platform/v1/endpoints/soap
2014-06-23T16:17:55.740+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG: requesting new access token...
2014-06-23T16:17:55.761+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: POST https://auth.exacttargetapis.com/v1/requestToken
2014-06-23T16:17:55.762+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: Content-Type: application/json
2014-06-23T16:17:55.770+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: {
2014-06-23T16:17:55.770+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "clientId": "XXX",
2014-06-23T16:17:55.771+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "clientSecret": "YYY",
2014-06-23T16:17:55.771+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "accessType": "offline"
2014-06-23T16:17:55.771+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: }
2014-06-23T16:17:59.214+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: 200 OK
2014-06-23T16:17:59.218+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: {
2014-06-23T16:17:59.218+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "accessToken": "ZZZ",
2014-06-23T16:17:59.219+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "expiresIn": 3554,
2014-06-23T16:17:59.219+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "refreshToken": "ZZZZ"
2014-06-23T16:17:59.220+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: }
2014-06-23T16:17:59.221+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG: received token:
2014-06-23T16:17:59.225+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG:   accessToken: ZZZ
2014-06-23T16:17:59.225+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG:   expiresIn: 3554
2014-06-23T16:17:59.226+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG:   refreshToken: ZZZZ
2014-06-23T16:17:59.234+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG: new access token expires at Mon Jun 23 17:17:13 CEST 2014
2014-06-23T16:17:59.234+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: Accept: application/json
2014-06-23T16:18:00.150+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: 200 OK
2014-06-23T16:18:00.152+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: {
2014-06-23T16:18:00.152+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "type": "soap",
2014-06-23T16:18:00.153+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "url": "https://webservice.s4.exacttarget.com/Service.asmx"
2014-06-23T16:18:00.153+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: }
2014-06-23T16:18:00.154+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG: SOAP endpoint: https://webservice.s4.exacttarget.com/Service.asmx
23-jun-2014 16:18:04 org.apache.cxf.service.factory.ReflectionServiceFactoryBean buildServiceFromWSDL
INFO: Creating Service {http://exacttarget.com/wsdl/partnerAPI}PartnerAPI from WSDL: file:/C:/workspace/prueba/bin/etframework.wsdl
Exception in thread "main" javax.xml.ws.WebServiceException: org.apache.cxf.service.factory.ServiceConstructionException
    at org.apache.cxf.jaxws.ServiceImpl.getPort(ServiceImpl.java:334)
    at org.apache.cxf.jaxws.ServiceImpl.getPort(ServiceImpl.java:319)
    at javax.xml.ws.Service.getPort(Service.java:92)
    at com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.internal.PartnerAPI.getSoap(PartnerAPI.java:60)
    at com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETSoapConnection.<init>(ETSoapConnection.java:74)
    at com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient.<init>(ETClient.java:134)
    at com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient.<init>(ETClient.java:69)
    at Probando.main(Probando.java:33)
Caused by: org.apache.cxf.service.factory.ServiceConstructionException
    at org.apache.cxf.frontend.ClientFactoryBean.create(ClientFactoryBean.java:97)
    at org.apache.cxf.frontend.ClientProxyFactoryBean.create(ClientProxyFactoryBean.java:156)
    at org.apache.cxf.jaxws.JaxWsProxyFactoryBean.create(JaxWsProxyFactoryBean.java:156)
    at org.apache.cxf.jaxws.ServiceImpl.createPort(ServiceImpl.java:465)
    at org.apache.cxf.jaxws.ServiceImpl.getPort(ServiceImpl.java:332)
    ... 7 more
Caused by: org.apache.cxf.BusException: No binding factory for namespace http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/ registered.
    at org.apache.cxf.bus.managers.BindingFactoryManagerImpl.getBindingFactory(BindingFactoryManagerImpl.java:123)
    at org.apache.cxf.frontend.AbstractWSDLBasedEndpointFactory.createEndpoint(AbstractWSDLBasedEndpointFactory.java:116)
    at org.apache.cxf.frontend.ClientFactoryBean.create(ClientFactoryBean.java:90)
    ... 11 more

Normally, it should print this message:
2014-06-23T16:31:45.157+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: GET https://www.exacttargetapis.com/platform/v1/endpoints/soap
2014-06-23T16:31:45.413+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG: requesting new access token...
2014-06-23T16:31:45.442+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: POST https://auth.exacttargetapis.com/v1/requestToken
2014-06-23T16:31:45.443+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: Content-Type: application/json
2014-06-23T16:31:45.449+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: {
2014-06-23T16:31:45.450+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "clientId": "XXX",
2014-06-23T16:31:45.451+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "clientSecret": "YYY",
2014-06-23T16:31:45.451+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "accessType": "offline"
2014-06-23T16:31:45.452+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: }
2014-06-23T16:31:48.972+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: 200 OK
2014-06-23T16:31:48.977+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: {
2014-06-23T16:31:48.977+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "accessToken": "ZZZ",
2014-06-23T16:31:48.978+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "expiresIn": 3600,
2014-06-23T16:31:48.978+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG:   "refreshToken": "ZZZZ"
2014-06-23T16:31:48.979+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETRestConnection DEBUG: }
2014-06-23T16:31:48.980+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG: received token:
2014-06-23T16:31:49.013+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG:   accessToken: ZZZ
2014-06-23T16:31:49.013+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG:   expiresIn: 3600
2014-06-23T16:31:49.013+0200 main com.exacttarget.fuelsdk.ETClient DEBUG:   refreshToken: ZZZZ
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F1 | Saudi Arabian GP | Floor damage cost Ocon performance on the last two laps as he lost out to Bottas
The Alpine driver talks on his last-second lost podium with Valtteri Bottas and being trapped between Hamilton and Verstappen when he restarted from Pole Position the race at Jeddah after the second red flag.
07 Dec, 21
A very exciting, very polemic Saudi Arabian GP took place last week and left the World drivers' championship standings tied, meanwhile, Mercedes and Red Bull continue their way to conquer the constructors' championship as, following Sergio Pérez DNF and Valtteri Bottas taking a one-second-off-the-line podium from Esteban Ocon's Alpine, the German team faces Abu Dhabi 28 points ahead of the Milton-Keynes based team.
One of the protagonists on the debut race of the brand new Jeddah circuit was Esteban Ocon, when, after several incidents, much drama and red flags, he got to drive the second restart of the race from pole position, and even though the Frenchman kept third place for most of the 70 laps of the race, he explained his lost position meters away from the checkered flag to the #77 Mercedes. "We suddenly lost quite a lot of performance in the last two laps," he said, as reported by motorsport.com.
"There had been quite a lot of contact in that race. In the first start, there was some contact with Tsunoda, and then there was the contact with Lewis [at the second restart]."
"So we lost a big chunk of the floor two laps from the end, and I was quite a lot slower. I lost quite a lot of my rear grip and I thought it was just my tyre degradation going."
"So I had to use a lot of our battery to keep Valtteri behind. And then, arriving to the flag, we basically derated so we had no hybrid left. That's why we couldn't keep him more behind. It's a shame that we lost that performance in the last two laps but we can't have everything obviously."
One to remember, we finished 4th not 3rd but i'm proud of what we've achieved 🔥 Thank you all for your support, we keep pushing ! #EO31 pic.twitter.com/CI6r7sZ8u5
— Esteban Ocon (@OconEsteban) December 6, 2021
Having being benefited from the leader's battle, Ocon found himself with a similar scenario from which he caught his first and so far only victory on this year's Hungarian GP, however, the Alpine driver said he never intended to get in between the title fight developing inside the race in Saudi Arabia.
"I thought they were going to be aggressive with each other, but they hit me as well in the same moment, I mean I was expecting it to be a tough fight for sure in the first couple of corners, and I never had the intention of keeping them behind anyway."
"I knew they were going to be a lot faster so I let both of them go. I was not really trying to ruin my time in the race, I was trying to do the fastest time I could, and that was the best way I could do it. After that, we needed to keep that third place," he concluded.
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