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This weekend (Friday 24th to Sunday 26th of January) is the annual 'RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch'. An opportunity for the great Britsh public to spend an hour counting birds in their garden (or elsewhere) and a chance for the RSPB to drum up new members.
I'm glad I spent my hour counting avian visitors yesterday as today's weather has been absolutely appalling and consequently this morning I haven't noticed any feathered feeders!
Under strict no duplicates rules, in my hour yesterday I noted:
Blackbird ♂ x1
Blue Tit x4
Chaffinch ♀ x1
Coal Tit x1
Collared Dove x2
Dunnock x1
Great Tit x2
Jay x1
Long Tailed Tit x5
Robin x1
Song Thrush x1
Starling x1
Wood Pigeon x3
These numbers do not reflect the maximum numbers that usually visit on a daily basis and sadly a few of my regulars were absent.
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On Sunday, September 27th, 2015, more than two-hundred friends of the Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius gathered with priests and brothers of the order for an elegant meal, lively entertainment, and one another's company all with the cause of supporting the mission of "Restoring the Sacred". The event was held at the beautiful English-gothic style Cathedral room at the University Club of Chicago overlooking Chicago’s lakefront. This year's event marked the record for highest attendance at he Annual Benefit Dinner.
Live piano music was provided during the cocktail hour by the Director of the Gregory The Great Schola Cantorum, Mr. Joseph Urbaszewski, who delighted his listeners with popular piano music. During the dinner additional music was provided the Anthony Kowalkowski Orchestra.
Father Regis N. Barwig, O.S.B., led the prayer of blessing at the beginning of the dinner. Father C. Frank Phillips, C.R. spoke about the exciting new endeavors and developments for the community. Father Dennis Kolinski, SJC, liturgy professor at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut, as well as caretaker of the 2 Canons who are currently in seminary was able to attend the dinner, as well as the 3 priests stationed at the Canons' new parish in Springfield, IL- Fr. Jim Isaacson, Fr. Scott Thelander and Fr. Kevin Mann. Also in attendance were the order's three seminarians who are studying at Mundelein Seminary, together with the vice-rector, Fr. James Presta.
Normal for a winter sunday in York.Not normally parked together though. From L to R. NH15CCH, NH11MTH, NH14MBH,NH13HWH,NH15NDH,NH15MDH,NH17LFH.Clarence St Coach Park York.
Lit by a YN560 lll, camera right, with another YN 560 lll as fill from camera left, both fired by a YN 560TX.
On Sunday, September 27th, 2015, more than two-hundred friends of the Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius gathered with priests and brothers of the order for an elegant meal, lively entertainment, and one another's company all with the cause of supporting the mission of "Restoring the Sacred". The event was held at the beautiful English-gothic style Cathedral room at the University Club of Chicago overlooking Chicago’s lakefront. This year's event marked the record for highest attendance at he Annual Benefit Dinner.
Live piano music was provided during the cocktail hour by the Director of the Gregory The Great Schola Cantorum, Mr. Joseph Urbaszewski, who delighted his listeners with popular piano music. During the dinner additional music was provided the Anthony Kowalkowski Orchestra.
Father Regis N. Barwig, O.S.B., led the prayer of blessing at the beginning of the dinner. Father C. Frank Phillips, C.R. spoke about the exciting new endeavors and developments for the community. Father Dennis Kolinski, SJC, liturgy professor at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut, as well as caretaker of the 2 Canons who are currently in seminary was able to attend the dinner, as well as the 3 priests stationed at the Canons' new parish in Springfield, IL- Fr. Jim Isaacson, Fr. Scott Thelander and Fr. Kevin Mann. Also in attendance were the order's three seminarians who are studying at Mundelein Seminary, together with the vice-rector, Fr. James Presta.
The Royal Forest of Steam returns for 2019!
Our steam extravaganza will take place on Friday 7th - Sunday 9th June, with up to 4 locomotives in steam.
We are pleased to welcome BR 'Large Prairie' no. 5199 from the Llangollen Railway, the first time any member of this class has visited the DFR in steam! Built in 1934, no. 5199 ended her British Rail career at Gloucester Horton Road in 1963 before being returned to working order in North Wales 40 years later.
Our second visitor this year is Hunslet '48150' class no. 18 "Jessie"! A regular visitor to the DFR in her previous guise as Thomas the Tank Engine, "Jessie" has recently been returned to her original saddle tank form and smartly outshopped in her eyecatching East Moors Steelworks livery.
Visiting locomotives will be accompanied by our home fleet of locomotives:
- Ex-GWR 'Small Prairie' no. 5541
- LMR 'Austerity' no. WD152 "Rennes"
This year, visitors will have the exclusive opportunity to visit the locomotive restoration shed, where the DFLGs twin Pannier tanks no. 9681 and 9682 will be on display for the first time. No. 9681 is due to return to steam later in 2019. It may also be possible to view overhaul progress on 14xx no. 1466, from the Didcot Railway Centre.
Wabash 1189 with the passenger set rounds the bend near Camp Creek Yard at the Monticello Railway Museum in Monticello, Illinois.
I saw this old gas pump in Jackson Hole, WY earlier this year. I like the texture and the type on it.
On Sunday, September 27th, 2015, more than two-hundred friends of the Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius gathered with priests and brothers of the order for an elegant meal, lively entertainment, and one another's company all with the cause of supporting the mission of "Restoring the Sacred". The event was held at the beautiful English-gothic style Cathedral room at the University Club of Chicago overlooking Chicago’s lakefront. This year's event marked the record for highest attendance at he Annual Benefit Dinner.
Live piano music was provided during the cocktail hour by the Director of the Gregory The Great Schola Cantorum, Mr. Joseph Urbaszewski, who delighted his listeners with popular piano music. During the dinner additional music was provided the Anthony Kowalkowski Orchestra.
Father Regis N. Barwig, O.S.B., led the prayer of blessing at the beginning of the dinner. Father C. Frank Phillips, C.R. spoke about the exciting new endeavors and developments for the community. Father Dennis Kolinski, SJC, liturgy professor at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut, as well as caretaker of the 2 Canons who are currently in seminary was able to attend the dinner, as well as the 3 priests stationed at the Canons' new parish in Springfield, IL- Fr. Jim Isaacson, Fr. Scott Thelander and Fr. Kevin Mann. Also in attendance were the order's three seminarians who are studying at Mundelein Seminary, together with the vice-rector, Fr. James Presta.
From left to right:
Jean-Paul Laborde, Executive Director, United Nations Counter-Terrorism Committee
Adam Blackwell, OAS Secretary for Multidimensional Security
Albert R. Ramdin, OAS Assistant Secretary General
AndrĂ©s González DĂaz, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Colombia to the OAS, and Chair of the Inter-American Committee against Terrorism
Javier Montes, Secretary Committe
Neil Klopfenstein, Executive Secretary of the Inter-American Committee against Terrorism (CICTE)
Date: February 20, 2014.
Place: Washington, DC.
Credit: Juan Manuel Herrera/OAS
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On Sunday, September 27th, 2015, more than two-hundred friends of the Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius gathered with priests and brothers of the order for an elegant meal, lively entertainment, and one another's company all with the cause of supporting the mission of "Restoring the Sacred". The event was held at the beautiful English-gothic style Cathedral room at the University Club of Chicago overlooking Chicago’s lakefront. This year's event marked the record for highest attendance at he Annual Benefit Dinner.
Live piano music was provided during the cocktail hour by the Director of the Gregory The Great Schola Cantorum, Mr. Joseph Urbaszewski, who delighted his listeners with popular piano music. During the dinner additional music was provided the Anthony Kowalkowski Orchestra.
Father Regis N. Barwig, O.S.B., led the prayer of blessing at the beginning of the dinner. Father C. Frank Phillips, C.R. spoke about the exciting new endeavors and developments for the community. Father Dennis Kolinski, SJC, liturgy professor at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut, as well as caretaker of the 2 Canons who are currently in seminary was able to attend the dinner, as well as the 3 priests stationed at the Canons' new parish in Springfield, IL- Fr. Jim Isaacson, Fr. Scott Thelander and Fr. Kevin Mann. Also in attendance were the order's three seminarians who are studying at Mundelein Seminary, together with the vice-rector, Fr. James Presta.
On Sunday, September 27th, 2015, more than two-hundred friends of the Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius gathered with priests and brothers of the order for an elegant meal, lively entertainment, and one another's company all with the cause of supporting the mission of "Restoring the Sacred". The event was held at the beautiful English-gothic style Cathedral room at the University Club of Chicago overlooking Chicago’s lakefront. This year's event marked the record for highest attendance at he Annual Benefit Dinner.
Live piano music was provided during the cocktail hour by the Director of the Gregory The Great Schola Cantorum, Mr. Joseph Urbaszewski, who delighted his listeners with popular piano music. During the dinner additional music was provided the Anthony Kowalkowski Orchestra.
Father Regis N. Barwig, O.S.B., led the prayer of blessing at the beginning of the dinner. Father C. Frank Phillips, C.R. spoke about the exciting new endeavors and developments for the community. Father Dennis Kolinski, SJC, liturgy professor at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut, as well as caretaker of the 2 Canons who are currently in seminary was able to attend the dinner, as well as the 3 priests stationed at the Canons' new parish in Springfield, IL- Fr. Jim Isaacson, Fr. Scott Thelander and Fr. Kevin Mann. Also in attendance were the order's three seminarians who are studying at Mundelein Seminary, together with the vice-rector, Fr. James Presta.
Hundreds joined us for the Pontifical High Mass on the feast of Candlemas on Sunday, February 2nd.
Candlemas commemorates the purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary and is also known as "The Presentation of Our Lord." This feast traditionally closes the Christmas season. The Holy Mass was celebrated by Bishop Joseph N. Perry.
The name Candlemas comes from the activities associated with the feast. It came to be known as the Candle Mass. A procession with lighted candles is the distinctive rite. This procession into the church for Mass commemorates Christ’s entrance into the temple.
Simeon, upon seeing the Messiah, gave thanks to the Lord, singing a hymn now called the Nunc Dimittis which is chanted at this particular Mass:
Lord, now you let your servant go in peace, your word has been fulfilled: My own eyes have seen the salvation, which you have prepared in the sight of every people: a Light to reveal you to the nations and the Glory of your people Israel.
On Sunday, September 27th, 2015, more than two-hundred friends of the Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius gathered with priests and brothers of the order for an elegant meal, lively entertainment, and one another's company all with the cause of supporting the mission of "Restoring the Sacred". The event was held at the beautiful English-gothic style Cathedral room at the University Club of Chicago overlooking Chicago’s lakefront. This year's event marked the record for highest attendance at he Annual Benefit Dinner.
Live piano music was provided during the cocktail hour by the Director of the Gregory The Great Schola Cantorum, Mr. Joseph Urbaszewski, who delighted his listeners with popular piano music. During the dinner additional music was provided the Anthony Kowalkowski Orchestra.
Father Regis N. Barwig, O.S.B., led the prayer of blessing at the beginning of the dinner. Father C. Frank Phillips, C.R. spoke about the exciting new endeavors and developments for the community. Father Dennis Kolinski, SJC, liturgy professor at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut, as well as caretaker of the 2 Canons who are currently in seminary was able to attend the dinner, as well as the 3 priests stationed at the Canons' new parish in Springfield, IL- Fr. Jim Isaacson, Fr. Scott Thelander and Fr. Kevin Mann. Also in attendance were the order's three seminarians who are studying at Mundelein Seminary, together with the vice-rector, Fr. James Presta.
Regulars are the leftover trimmings of pork spare ribs that are saved and cooked alongside the main slabs of ribs in the barbecue smoker. Here's the write-up: jcreidtx.com/2011/burns-bbq-makes-a-comeback/
On Sunday, September 27th, 2015, more than two-hundred friends of the Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius gathered with priests and brothers of the order for an elegant meal, lively entertainment, and one another's company all with the cause of supporting the mission of "Restoring the Sacred". The event was held at the beautiful English-gothic style Cathedral room at the University Club of Chicago overlooking Chicago’s lakefront. This year's event marked the record for highest attendance at he Annual Benefit Dinner.
Live piano music was provided during the cocktail hour by the Director of the Gregory The Great Schola Cantorum, Mr. Joseph Urbaszewski, who delighted his listeners with popular piano music. During the dinner additional music was provided the Anthony Kowalkowski Orchestra.
Father Regis N. Barwig, O.S.B., led the prayer of blessing at the beginning of the dinner. Father C. Frank Phillips, C.R. spoke about the exciting new endeavors and developments for the community. Father Dennis Kolinski, SJC, liturgy professor at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut, as well as caretaker of the 2 Canons who are currently in seminary was able to attend the dinner, as well as the 3 priests stationed at the Canons' new parish in Springfield, IL- Fr. Jim Isaacson, Fr. Scott Thelander and Fr. Kevin Mann. Also in attendance were the order's three seminarians who are studying at Mundelein Seminary, together with the vice-rector, Fr. James Presta.
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Chicago, IL
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On Sunday, September 27th, 2015, more than two-hundred friends of the Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius gathered with priests and brothers of the order for an elegant meal, lively entertainment, and one another's company all with the cause of supporting the mission of "Restoring the Sacred". The event was held at the beautiful English-gothic style Cathedral room at the University Club of Chicago overlooking Chicago’s lakefront. This year's event marked the record for highest attendance at he Annual Benefit Dinner.
Live piano music was provided during the cocktail hour by the Director of the Gregory The Great Schola Cantorum, Mr. Joseph Urbaszewski, who delighted his listeners with popular piano music. During the dinner additional music was provided the Anthony Kowalkowski Orchestra.
Father Regis N. Barwig, O.S.B., led the prayer of blessing at the beginning of the dinner. Father C. Frank Phillips, C.R. spoke about the exciting new endeavors and developments for the community. Father Dennis Kolinski, SJC, liturgy professor at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut, as well as caretaker of the 2 Canons who are currently in seminary was able to attend the dinner, as well as the 3 priests stationed at the Canons' new parish in Springfield, IL- Fr. Jim Isaacson, Fr. Scott Thelander and Fr. Kevin Mann. Also in attendance were the order's three seminarians who are studying at Mundelein Seminary, together with the vice-rector, Fr. James Presta.
And so, regular boring winter is upon us again. The white snowy winter so far has tranformed into mushy, slippery and wet conditions. Skates, instead of shoes, would have been useful today.
Regular! Yes, but how regular is regular? That is, how frequently should vehicle owners give their cars scrub-downs? The general rule of thumb is to wash your car every two weeks or so. Of course, there are special circumstances that might increase or decrease that frequency. If you live in a part of the country where some of the aforementioned hazards are quite common, you’ll need to wash your vehicle more regularly. By contrast, if you keep it in a garage and only drive once or twice a month, such regular washing might not be necessary. What’s important is that you take care of your vehicle—yes, even its outside. Washing your car frequently is a great and ultimately inexpensive way of protecting your investment in it. Make sure you’re setting aside some time for routine car washes!
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Too easy shooting beautiful people, here's a regular Joe who just happens to named Joe. Quadra w/39" octabank w/grid camera right with BXR500w/7" reflectorw/grid for the rim light.
Stray cat at the gate. Three colored cats (this one's a white-gray-orange) are said to be lucky in this culture.
On Sunday, September 27th, 2015, more than two-hundred friends of the Canons Regular of Saint John Cantius gathered with priests and brothers of the order for an elegant meal, lively entertainment, and one another's company all with the cause of supporting the mission of "Restoring the Sacred". The event was held at the beautiful English-gothic style Cathedral room at the University Club of Chicago overlooking Chicago’s lakefront. This year's event marked the record for highest attendance at he Annual Benefit Dinner.
Live piano music was provided during the cocktail hour by the Director of the Gregory The Great Schola Cantorum, Mr. Joseph Urbaszewski, who delighted his listeners with popular piano music. During the dinner additional music was provided the Anthony Kowalkowski Orchestra.
Father Regis N. Barwig, O.S.B., led the prayer of blessing at the beginning of the dinner. Father C. Frank Phillips, C.R. spoke about the exciting new endeavors and developments for the community. Father Dennis Kolinski, SJC, liturgy professor at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut, as well as caretaker of the 2 Canons who are currently in seminary was able to attend the dinner, as well as the 3 priests stationed at the Canons' new parish in Springfield, IL- Fr. Jim Isaacson, Fr. Scott Thelander and Fr. Kevin Mann. Also in attendance were the order's three seminarians who are studying at Mundelein Seminary, together with the vice-rector, Fr. James Presta.