That Whole Business about the Cross

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Money

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While the Lord May Be Found

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Agreement (1 page, handwritten note) stating that William Barker of Oxford paid for the broken lots no. 21 and 22 and in the 3rd concession in the County of Oxford

Agreement (1 page, handwritten note) stating that William Barker of Oxford paid for the broken lots no. 21 and 22 and in the 3rd concession in the County of Oxford of Reverend Harris’ land, Nov. 7, 1831.

The last centuries of the 3rd millennium in the Syrian Ǧezīra

Overview on the settlement history of the Syrian Jezirah and the Middle Euphrates Valley in the period ca. 2300-1900 BC.

Circum præcordia; the collects of the holy Catholic church as set forth by the Church of England in her book of common prayer for every Sunday in the year.

"... Four hundred and fifty copies have been printed on Van Gelder hand-made paper ..."

Seven sermons before Edward VI, on each Friday in Lent, 1549.

Includes bibliographical references.

The life of temptation : a course of lectures delivered in substance at S. Peter's, Eaton Square, in Lent, 1872, also at All Saints', Margaret Street, in Lent, 1869 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Characteristics and motives of the Christian life : ten sermons preached in Manchester Cathedral in Lent and Advent 1877 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Difference between the Church and dissent; a discourse delivered in St. John's Church, Brooklyn, N.Y. on the evening of the second Sunday in Advent, December 6th, 1846.

Mode of access: Internet.

The supremacy of Holy Scripture. Four lectures composed for delivery before the University of Oxford, in Lent and Easter terms 1847, at the lecture founded by the Rev. John Bampton ... To which are added, two sermons on the influences of the Holy Spirit, preached before the University on Whitsunday, 1845.

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Introductory lectures on modern history, delivered in Lent Term, MDCCCXLII; with the Inaugural Lecture delivered in December MDCCCXLI.

Mode of access: Internet.

Australian Environmental Law : Norms, Principles & Rules, 3rd Edition

Australian Environmental Law: Norms, Principles and Rules, 3rd Edition provides a detailed examination of the fundamental concepts and principles of the environmental legal system in Australia. This new edition updates relevant State, Territory and Commonwealth legislation and case law and expands on the themes set out in the 2nd edition, namely:the origins and contexts of environmental governance; the movement toward ecologically sustainable development; the relevance and function of ecologically sustainable development today in the legal system; and the range of instrumental rules supporting environmental governance. The 3rd edition in particular expands upon the range of instrumental rules by analysing through the case law the emerging sets of rules of competence and limitation on the one hand and the emerging sets of purposive, deliberative, methodological, strategic, liability and market rules on the other hand. This thematic and principled approach adopted in Australian Environmental Law: Norms, Principles and Rules, 3rd Edition presents the reader with coverage of the important issues surrounding this area of the law in a clear and concise way.

Exploiting Programmable Network Interfaces for Parallel Query Execution in Workstation Clusters

Workstation clusters equipped with high performance interconnect having programmable network processors facilitate interesting opportunities to enhance the performance of parallel application run on them. In this paper, we propose schemes where certain application level processing in parallel database query execution is performed on the network processor. We evaluate the performance of TPC-H queries executing on a high end cluster where all tuple processing is done on the host processor, using a timed Petri net model, and find that tuple processing costs on the host processor dominate the execution time. These results are validated using a small cluster. We therefore propose 4 schemes where certain tuple processing activity is offloaded to the network processor. The first 2 schemes offload the tuple splitting activity - computation to identify the node on which to process the tuples, resulting in an execution time speedup of 1.09 relative to the base scheme, but with I/O bus becoming the bottleneck resource. In the 3rd scheme in addition to offloading tuple processing activity, the disk and network interface are combined to avoid the I/O bus bottleneck, which results in speedups up to 1.16, but with high host processor utilization. Our 4th scheme where the network processor also performs apart of join operation along with the host processor, gives a speedup of 1.47 along with balanced system resource utilizations. Further we observe that the proposed schemes perform equally well even in a scaled architecture i.e., when the number of processors is increased from 2 to 64