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one of my greatest inspirations is Freaky fred from "courage the cowardly dog" on cartoon network. I love this show and especially the bad guys in it.
A view in the main gate of the Network Buses Depot at Innistoige. In evidence are two Ford Transit minibuses and the new Daf recovery vehicle that recently replaced a Scammel Constructor Wrecker.
Pink Ocean Network Express Liveried General Motors Class 66 No. 66587 "As One We Can" makes a rare appearance on GM Waste Traffic seen passing Mobberley Road, Ashley with the 6F35 Northenden RTS to Runcorn Folly Lane.
Students and Staff of The Royal Military College of Canada take part in a Speed Networking Night on March 5th, 2020 on the RMC Campus. Photo by: Corporal Brandon James Liddy, RMC Public Affairs
For nearly a century, America's railway network was the most effective way to move people and goods around this geographically massive nation. Railroads like this one – the Cumbres & Toltec on the Colorado/New Mexico border – connected into a dense web of track. The US railway network had 430,000 miles of track at its peak, enough to circumnavigate the Earth *seventeen* times.
The Cumbres & Toltec's working days are long gone. Its surviving rails stand isolated from the San Luis & Rio Grande line to its north and Durango & Silverton line to its west. But if you board it for a day-long amble through the peaks and grasslands, you can still sense the phantom pulse of the rails under your feet and feel the awe that that comes from knowing human hands, aided by little more than shovels and dynamite, built something so vast as to tie the far corners of this land into one interconnected whole.
Visit youtu.be/a8lX5A2q-Eo to watch the American railway network blossom and ebb.
Learn more about the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad at cumbrestoltec.com/
Delegates make friendships and form partnerships during the 7th International Railway Summit in Frankfurt on 20-22 February 2019.
© 2019 IRITS Events Ltd. Photo: Richard Hadley
Elite6 Business Networking www.elite6.co.nz
We are a progressive and forward thinking business networking organisation that brings local businesses together each week for an hour of interactive networking.
At each meeting one member delivers a 15-minute presentation to the meeting.
Then, each person speaks for five minutes about their business while sitting at a table of six. Tables are mixed each week, so you get to meet different people. This is a major point of difference with Elite6 compared to other networking groups. Members are encouraged to meet outside the Elite6 meetings for further discussion about how their businesses might collaborate and/or refer to each other.
We also promote each business online with the Elite6 Members Directory each member has the ability to post Blogs and Events! Again this is distinctive to Elite6. Several groups meet each week in Ferrymead, Cashmere, Rolleston, Christchurch City, Tower Junction, Rangiora, Papanui, Waimakariri, Avonhead, Merivale and Sydenham with more groups springing up all the time in other areas.
We’d love to have you visit one of our groups so If you are interested in joining us Register online and one of our Facilitators will contact you!
The journey starts from Reading and follows Brunel's famous Great Western route into the capital, through Sonning Cutting, Twyford and Maidenhead. We change units at Slough to depart from the bay platform for Paddington. Onwards through Southall through West Ealing Junction etc. and to our final destination of the magnificent Paddington Station in the days before the Heathrow electrification.
My Saturno with Andy Wallington and his Nordwest engined Saturno, just about the loudest thing you are likely to hear on the road! K&N conical filter and a straight through carbon can, earplugs were not an option. He did huge miles on the road and track with it.
On July 11, 2012, the VA announced the pilot release of a new initiative called Specialty Care Access Network-Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes, a program that will expand quality healthcare to millions of Veterans, especially benefiting those who live in rural areas through its use of videoconferencing. This program represents VA’s continuing efforts to provide Veterans healthcare nation-wide.
This planned event will highlight the Louis Stokes VAMC SCAN ECHO program in Cleveland, OH. The VA SCAN-ECHO initiative is modeled after an outreach program developed by the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center’s Project ECHO. The purpose of the event is to broaden the exposure of the SCAN-ECHO approach to provide consultation and clinical support from provider to provider using video teleconferencing equipment similar to that used for a telehealth visit with a patient. The multi-line conferencing uses a bridge for all of the individual (“spoke”) sites to dial in and to reach the main “hub” site. The following 11 sites serve as VA SCAN-ECHO Centers: VA Connecticut HCS (V1), New Mexico VA HCS (V18), VA Pittsburgh HCS (V4), VA Eastern Colorado HCS (V19), Hunter Holmes McGuire VAMC , (Richmond) (V6), Portland VAMCs (V20), Salem VAMC (V6), San Francisco VAMCs, Louise Stokes VAMC, (Cleveland) (V10), Greater Los Angeles & San Diego HSC (V22) and VA Ann Arbor HCS (V11). These centers are piloting the original model as developed by Project ECHO and adapting it to VHA.
Speaking at the event was Robert M. Petzel, M.D., VA Under Secretary for Health, Sonjeev Arora, MD, the social innovator who created Project ECHO and John Lumpkin, MD, senior vice president and director of the Health Care Group at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. VA photos by Robert Turtil.
Heading up past the foot crossing on the little-used curve between Oakenshaw West and South junctions on 2Q08 10:02 Doncaster West Yard - Monk Bretton Redfearns test train.
This is defintely a shot to do again next year, if I get a chance. But it's still nice to see something go up here, after only seeing trains go in the opposite direction 3 times before.
Working The 192Z 09.14 Derby R.T.C. (Network Rail) To Heaton T&R.S.M.D. Via Hull According To Realtime Trains The Route And Timings Were
Derby R.T.C. (Network Rail) 09.14 . 09.14 RT
Derby Way & Works Sidings 09.17 No Report
Derby London Rd Junction 09.18 No Report
Derby 09.19 . 09.19 1/4 RT
Derby Station North Jn 09.19 . 09.20 1/4 1L
St Mary's Jn 09.20 . 09.21 1/2 1L
Breadsall 09.22 . 09.23 1/4 1L
Little Eaton Jn 09.22 . 09.23 1/2 1L
Duffield 09.24 . 09.25 1/4 1L
Belper 09.26 1/2 . 09.26 3/4 RT
Broadholme 09.27 1/2 . 09.28 RT
Ambergate Jn 09.28 1/2 . 09.28 1/4 RT
Stretton 09.34 No Report
Clay Cross North Jn 09.36 . 09.34 3/4 1E
Hasland 09.37 . 09.35 1/2 1E
Chesterfield South Jn 09.37 1/2 . 09.36 1E
Chesterfield 09.38 1/2 . 09.37 1E
Tapton Jn 09.39 . 09.37 1E
Dronfield 09.43 . 09.40 1/2 2E
Dore South Jn 09.45 . 09.42 1/4 2E
Dore 09.45 No Report
Dore Station Jn 09.45 1/2 . 09.42 3/4 2E
Sheffield Signal S77 09.49 1/2 No Report
Sheffield 09.51 1/2 To 10.00 No Report
Nunnery Main Line Jn 10.02 No Report
Mill Race Jn 10.03 No Report
Brightside Jn 10.04 No Report
Wincobank Jn 10.04 1/2 . 10.02 1/2 1E
Meadowhall 10.04 1/2 . 10.03 1E
Holmes Jn 10.06 . 10.05 1/4 RT
Masborough Jn 10.06 1/2 . 10.06 1/4 RT
Aldwarke Jn 10.08 1/2 . 10.08 RT
Swinton (South Yorkshire) 10.12 . 10.10 1/2 1E
Mexborough 10.13 1/2 . 10.11 1/2 2E
Conisbrough 10.15 1/2 No Report
Hexthorpe Jn 10.18 . 10.16 1/2 1E
Bentley Jn 10.23 1/2 No Report
Doncaster 10.25 1/2 . 10.26 3/4 1L
Donc. Marshgate Jn 10.26 No Report
Arksey Loop 10.27 No Report
Shaftholme Jn 10.28 . 10.30 2L
Joan Croft Jn 10.28 No Report
Temple Hirst Jn 10.33 . 10.35 3/4 2L
Selby Canal Jn 10.37 1/2 No Report
Selby 10.38 . 10.42 4L
Barlby Loops 10.38 1/2 No Report
Wressle 10.44 No Report
Howden 10.47 No Report
Eastrington 10.50 No Report
Gilberdyke 10.52 1/2 . 10.56 3L
Broomfleet 10.55 1/2 No Report
Brough 11.00 . 11.01 1L
Ferriby 11.03 No Report
Hessle 11.05 1/2 No Report
Hessle East Jn 11.07 No Report
Hessle Road Jn 11.08 . 11.08 RT
Anlaby Road Jn 11.09 1/2 No Report
Hull 11.11 To 11.43 11.12 . 11.43 RT
Anlaby Road Jn 11.45 No Report
Hessle Road Jn 11.46 1/2 No Report
Hessle East Jn 11.48 No Report
Hessle 11.49 1/2 No Report
Ferriby 11.52 1/2 No Report
Brough 11.55 1/2 . 11.55 RT
Broomfleet 11.59 1/2 No Report
Gilberdyke 12.02 . 12.02 RT
Eastrington 12.04 No Report
Howden 12.07 No Report
Wressle 12.09 No Report
Barlby Loops 12.14 No Report
Selby 12.14 1/2 . 12.15 RT
Selby Canal Jn 12.15 No Report
Temple Hirst Jn 12.19 To 13.15 N/R 12.23 1/2 51E
Joan Croft Jn 13.21 No Report
Shaftholme Jn 13.21 1/2 . 12.31 50E
Arksey Loop 13.23 No Report
Donc. Marshgate Jn 13.24 To 13.31 1/2 No Report
Doncaster 13.34 To 13.44 12.42 . 13.35 1/4 8E
Donc. Marshgate Jn 13.45 No Report
Arksey Loop 13.46 1/2 No Report
Shaftholme Jn 13.47 1/2 . 13.39 1/2 7E
Joan Croft Jn 13.47 1/2 No Report
Temple Hirst Jn 13.52 1/2 . 13.48 1/2 3E
Hambleton South Jn 13.55 No Report
Hambleton North Jn 13.55 1/2 . 13.52 1/4 3E
Colton Jn 13.59 . 13.56 3/4 2E
Colton North Jn 13.59 1/2 No Report
York Holgate Jcn 14.02 No Report
York 14.02 1/2 . 14.02 1/2 RT
Skelton Jn (York) 14.05 . 14.04 RT
Skelton Bridge Jn 14.06 No Report
Tollerton Jn 14.10 . 14.08 3/4 1E
Pilmoor 14.12 1/2 No Report
Thirsk 14.16 . 14.14 3/4 1E
Longlands Jn 14.19 No Report
Northallerton 14.19 1/2 . 14.19 RT
Darlington South Jn 14.27 1/2 No Report
Darlington 14.28 To 14.28 1/2 N/R 14.28 RT
Darlington North Jn 14.29 1/2 No Report
Ferryhill Sth. Jn 14.37 1/2 . 14.35 1/4 2E
Tursdale Jn 14.39 . 14.37 1E
Durham 14.44 . 14.41 3/4 2E
Chester-le-Street 14.47 No Report
Birtley Jn 14.49 . 14.47 2E
Low Fell Jn 14.50 1/2 No Report
King Edward Bridge S. Jn 14.52 . 14.50 1E
King Edward Bridge N. Jn 14.54 No Report
Newcastle 14.58 1/2 . 14.58 RT
Manors 14.59 . 14.59 RT
Heaton Sth. Jn 15.01 1/2 . 15.01 3/4 RT
Heaton T&R.S.M.D. 15.05 1/2 . 15.02 3/4 2E
The dinner also provided a great opportunities for exhibitors and members of the Meetings Africa team to catch up and, in some cases, network
Network Rail Class 43 No.43062 passes Pinhoe,with the 05:53 Reading to Salisbury via Exeter Network Rail Measurement Train working,on the 26th of June 2025.
With EM2 1502 in Dutch livery at Basingstoke Open Day September 1987. Scanned from a slide taken by the late Carl Berry.
this IWW Couriers' Network stencil on a post-box is on Dame Street, Dublin, Ireland
freedomnews.org.uk/i-wobbly-a-new-cycle-of-the-iww/
- article in the FREEDOM newspaper called "I, Wobbly — a new cycle of the IWW" about the Industrial Workers of World union (IWW) organising couriers in Britain and Ireland since January 2018
- IWW Ireland on fb
twitter.com/iww_couriers?lang=en
- IWW Couriers' Network on Twitter
On January 18, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library launched within 19 United Way-funded childcare agencies across the region. Thanks to a $350,000/5-year commitment from Wells Fargo Advisors and the sponsorship for 100 children from the Regional Business Council’s Young Professionals Network, these children will be eligible to participate in Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. The 19 agencies serve approximately 2,400 children between birth and age 5 who will be eligible to receive one free book each month as part of the Imagination Library.
The launch event held at Central Library in downtown St. Louis included story time, face painting, balloon animals, and coloring for the children in attendance. In addition, they each received the first book any child is given who signs up for Imagination Library, The Little Engine that Could.