Our parish priest retired yesterday, celebrated his final mass as parish priest alongside his replacement. We also lost our assistant priest. He's a Polish immigrant and has only been ordained for three years, he's been allocated to the isolated mountain communities in the east of the state.
So it's bye-bye to Father Bernie, hello Father Bernard.
This new bloke's gonna be awfully busy.

I could do what you did yesterday and say it's fine on my Mac. But that would be petty. I wouldn't behave like that, now, would I?

Actually it seems I have, ah well, pettiness rules.

Worked. And welcome aboard.

I found this online whilst doing some family tree stuff: From the “Other Districts” section of the “Country News” in Melbourne‘s Argus newspaper, Feb 18th. 1928.

Apollo Bay

Miss Barbara Cawcutt was entertained by her friends before her marriage to Mr Fitzpatrick, of Wangaratta. Miss Cawcutt was also entertained by the parents of the pupils at the Barham Valley school, where she had been head teacher, and presented with a silver teapot & egg cruet.

They were my grandparents, she was the sole teacher at that little school. At 24-years-old.

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@kdfrawg I've been peppered with salt cellars, so I couldn't decide which to put up there with it.

Our Men's Shed group bought a cheap Multifunction Canon inkjet printer mainly to use as a copier, it cost $30 including ink. When that ran out it was cheaper at only $18 to buy another multifunction Canon.
Since then we've bought a Fuji Xerox multifunction laser printer, which when used with non-branded toner cartridges, works out to around ⅒ the cost per print of an inkjet machine. Mono laser printers start at about $60 out here.

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Can be done with at least a 3rd generation Apple TV. That's what one of our Mac User Group's satellite meetings does. We connect the Apple TV to the video projector via HDMI and connect to the Mac or iOS thingie via AirPlay. Works beautifully. Rather than spending $50 or so each for at least six dongles we got an Apple TV for a good price.

@kdfrawg It's been fixed since my complaint. Apparently there was a bracket missing.

Another instance of bracket creep.

"that's a recent update."
Oh, so it's a feature, not a fault.

My bad.