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1812 Chalmers' Biography / C / Sir John Cheke (England; 1514–1557) [vol. 9, p. 225]
The horizontal line represents the person's life.1514 - born1543 - "De dormientibus in Christo"1547 - "Providentia Dei"1549 - "The true subject to the rebel*"1551 - "De obitu doctissimi et sanctissimi Theologi domini Martini Buceri, &c. Epistolae duse"1554 - "Leo de apparatu bellico"1557 - died
Cheke, Sir John
, a learned writer of the sixteenth century, descended from an ancient family in the Isle of Wight, was born at Cambridge, June 16, 1514, being the son of Peter Cheke, gent, and Agnes, daughter of Mr. Dufford of Cambridgeshire. After receiving his grammatical education under Mr. John Morgan, he was admitted into St. John's college, Cambridge, in 1531, where he became very eminent for his knowledge in the learned languages, particularly the Greek tongue, which was then almost universally neglected. Being recommended as such, by Dr. Butts, to king Henry VIII. he was soon after made kind's scholar, and supplied by his majesty with money for his education, and for his charges in travelling into foreign countries. While he continued in college he introduced a more substantial and useful kind of learning than what had been received for some years; and encouraged especially the study of the Greek and Latin languages, and of divinity. After having taken his degrees in arts he was chosen Greek lecturer of the university. There was no salary belonging to tnat place: but king Henry having founded, about the year 1540, a professorship of the Greek tongue in the university of Cambridge, with a stipend oi forty pounds a year, Mr. Cheke, though but twenty-six years of age, was chosen the first professor. This place he held long after he left the university, namely, till October 1551, and was highly instrumental in bringing the Greek language into repute. He endeavoured | particularly to reform and restore the original pronunciation of it, but met with great opposition from Stephen Gardiner, bishop of Winchester, chancellor of the university, and their correspondence on the subject was published. Cheke, however, in the course of his lectures,- went through all Homer, all Euripides, part of Herodotus, and through Sophocles twice, to the advantage of his hearers and his own credit. He was also at the same time universityorator. About the year 1543 he was incorporated master of arts at Oxford, where he had studied some time. On the 10th of July 1544 he was sent for to court, in order to be school- master, or tutor, for the Latin tongue, jointly with sir Anthony Cooke, to prince Edward and, about the same time, as an encouragement, the king granted him, being then, as it is supposed, in orders, one of the canonries in his new- founded college at Oxford, now Christ Church but that college being dissolved in the beginning of 1545, a pension was allowed him in the room of his canonry. While he was entrusted with the prince's education, he made use of all the interest he had in promoting men of learning and probity. He seems also to have sometimes had the lady Elizabeth under his care. In 1547, he married Mary, daughter of Richard Hill, serjeant of the wine-cellar to king Henry VIII. When his royal pupil, king Edward VI. came to the crown, he rewarded him for his care and pains with an annuity of one hundred marks; and also made him a grant of several lands and manors .*
In 1548 he granted to him and Walter Moyle, the very advantageous purchase of the college of St. John Baptist of Stoke, near Clare, in Suffolk, and likewise all the messuages, tenements, &c. with the appurtenances belonging to the college of Corpus Christi, in the parish of St. Laurence Poultney, London, lately dissolved; together with divers other lands and tenements in the counties of Suffolk, Devon, Kent, and in London; for the sum of 958l. 3s. 5d. ob. a good penny-worth, undoubtedly, as Mr. —Strype ob serves. The next year he obtained the house and site of the late priory of Spalding in the county of Lincoln, the manor of Hunden in the same county, and divers other Jands and tenements in the counties of Lincoln and Suffolk, to the yearly value of 118l. McL q. and no rent reserved. As we hear no more of church preferments given to him, it seems doubtful whether he ever was in orders, and it is certain that the canonry of Christ Church, mentioned in the text, might have been held by a layman at that time.
He likewise caused him, by a mandamus, to be elected provost of King's college, Cambridge, vacant by the deprivation of George Day, bishop of Chichester. In May 1549, he retired to Cambridge, upon some disgust he had taken at the court, but was the same Summer appointed one of the king's commissioners for | visiting that university. The October following, he was one of the thirty-two commissioners appointed to examine the old ecclesiastical law books, and to compile from thence a body of ecclesiastical laws for the government of the church; and again, three years after, he was put in a new commission issued out for the same purpose. He returned to court in the winter of 1549, but met there with great uneasiness on account of some offence given by his wife to Anne, duchess of Somerset, whose dependent she was. Mr. Cheke himself was not exempt from trouble, being of the number of those who were charged with having suggested bad counsels to the duke of Somerset, and afterwards betrayed him. But having recovered from these imputations, his interest and authority daily increased, and he became the liberal patron of religious and learned men, both English and foreigners. In 1550 he was made chief gentleman of the king's privy -chamber, whose tutor he still continued to be, and who made a wonderful progress through his instructions. Mr. Cheke, to ground him well in morality, read to him Cicero's philosophical works, and Aristotle's Ethics; but what was of greater importance, instructed him in the general history, the state and interest, the laws and customs of England. He likewise directed him to keep a diary of all the remarkable occurrences that happened, to which, probably, we are indebted for the king's Journal (printed from the original in the Cottonian library) in Burnett's History of the Reformation. In October, 1551, his majesty conferred on him the honour of knighthood; and to enuhle him the better to support that rank, made him a grant, or gift in fee simple (upon consideration of his surrender of the hundred marks abovementioned), of the whole manor of Stoke, near Clare, exclusively of the college before granted him, and the appurtenances in Suffolk and Essex, with divers other lands, tenements, &c. all to the yearly value of 145l. 19$. 3d. And a pasture, with other premises, in Spalding; and the rectory, and other premises, in Sandon. The same year he held two private conferences with some other learned persons upon the subject of the sacrament, or transubstantiation. The first on November the 25th, in -secretary Cecil's house, and the second December 3d the same year, at sir Richard Morison's. The auditors were, the lord Russel, sir Thomas Wroth of the bed-chamber, sir Anthony Cooke, one of the king's tutors, Throgmorton, | chamberlain of the exchequer, Mr. Knolles, and Mr. Harrington, with whom were joined the marquis of Northampton, and the earl of Rutland, in the second conference. The popish disputants for the real presence were, Feckenham, afterwards dean of St. Paul's, and Yong; and at the second disputation, Watson. The disputants on the other side were, sir John Cheke, sir William Cecil, Horn, dean of Durham, Whitehead, and Grindal. Some account of these disputations is still extant in Latin, in the library of Mss. belonging to Bene't college, Cambridge and from thence published in English by Mr. Strypein his interesting Life of sir John Cheke. Sir John also procured Bucer's Mss. and the illustrious Leland's valuable, collections for the king's library but either owing to sir John's misfortunes, or through some other accident, they never reached their destination. Four volumes of these collections were given by his son Henry Cheke, to Humphrey Purefoy, esq. one of queen Elizabeth's council in the north, whose son, Thomas Purefoy, of Barvvell in Leicestershire, gave them to the famous antiquary, William Burton, in 1612 and he made use of them in his description of Leicestershire. Many years after, he presented them to the Bodleian library at Oxford, where they now are. Some other of these collections, after Cheke's death, came into the hands of William lord Paget, and sir William Cecil. The original of the "Itinerary," in five volumes, 4to, is in the Bodleian library; and two volumes of collections, relating to Britain, are in the Cottonian.
Mr. Cheke being at Cambridge at the commencement in 1552, disputed there against Jesus Christ's local descent into hell. On the 25th of August, the same year, he was made chamberlain of the exchequer for life; and in 1553 constituted clerk of the council; and, soon after, one of the secretaries of state, and a privy-counsellor. In May the same year, the king granted to him, and hb heirs male, the honour of Clare in 'Suffolk, with divers other lands, to the yearly value of one hundred pounds. His zeal for the protestant religion induced him to approve of the settlement of the crown upon the lady Jane Grey; and he acted, but for a very short time, as secretary to her and hercouncil after king Edward's decease, for which, upon queen Mary's accession to the throne, he was committed to the Tower, and an indictment drawn up against him, the 12th or 13th of August. The year following, after he | was almost stripped of his whole substance, he obtained the queen's pardon, and was set at liberty September 3, 1554. But not being able to reconcile himself to popery, and foreseeing the days of persecution, having obtained a licence from the queen to travel for some time into foreign parts, he went first to Basil, where he staid some time; and thence passed into Italy. At Padua he met with some of his countrymen, whom he directed in their studies, and read and explained to them some Greek orations of Demosthenes. Upon his return from Italy he settled at Strasburgh, where the English service was kept up, and many of his pious and learned friends resided. But this having offended the popish zealots in England, his whole estate was confiscated to the queen's use, under pretence that he did notcome home at the expiration of his travel. Being now reduced in circumstances, he was forced to read a Greek lecture at Strasburgh for his subsistence.
In the beginning of the year 1556, his wife being come to Brussels, he resolved, chiefly upon a treacherous invitation he received from the lord Paget and sir John Mason, to go thither. But first he consulted astrology, in which he was very credulous, to know whether he might safely undertake that journey; and being deceived by that delusive art, he fell into a fatal snare between Brussels and Antwerp. For, by order of king Philip II. being way- laid there by the provost-marshal, he was suddenly seized on the 15th of May, unhorsed, blindfolded, bound, and thrown into a waggon; conveyed to the nearest harbour, put on board a ship under hatches, and brought to the Tower of London, where he was committed close prisoner. He soon -found that this was on account of his religion; for two of the queen's chaplains were sent to the Tower to endeavour to reconcile him to the church of Rome, though without success. But the desire of gaining so great a man, induced the queen to send to him Dr. Feckenham, dean of St. Paul's, a man of a moderate temper, and with whom he had been acquainted in the late reign. This man's arguments being inforced by the dreadful alternative, "either comply, or burn," sir John's frailty was not able to withstand them. He was, therefore, at his own desire, carried before cardinal Pole, who gravely advised him to return to the unity of the church: and in this dilemma of fear and perplexity, he endeavoured to escape by drawing up a paper, consisting of quotations out of the fathers that seemed to | countenance transubstantiation, representing them as his own opinion, and hoping that would suffice to procure him his liberty, without any other public declarations of his change. This paper he sent to cardinal Pole, with a letter dated July 15, in which he desired him to spare him from making an open recantation but that being refused, he wrote a letter to the queen the same day, in which he declared his readiness to obey her laws, and other orders of religion. After this, he made his solemn submission before the cardinal, suing to be absolved, and received into the bosom of the Roman catholic church; which was granted him as a great favour. But still he was forced to make a public recantation before the queen, on the 4th of October, and another long one before the whole court; and submitted to whatever penances should be enjoined him by the pope's legate, i. e. the cardinal. After all these mortifications, his lands were restored to him, but upon condition of an exchange with the queen for others*. The papists, by way of triumph over him and the protestants, obliged him to keep company generally with catholics, and even to be present at the examinations and convictions of those they called heretics. But his remorse, and extreme vexation for what he had done, sat so heavy upon his mind, that pining away with shame and regret, he died September 13, 1557, aged forty-three, at his friend Mr. Peter Osborne's house, in Wood-street, London, and was buried in St. Alban's church there, in the north chapel of the choir, the 16th of September. A stone was set afterwards over his grave, with an inscriptionf. He left three sons; John and Edward, the two youngest, died without issue; Henry, the eldest, was secretary to the council in the north, and knighted by queen Elizabeth: he died about the year 1586. Thomas, his eldest son and heir, was knighted by
* Upon his surrendering the lands " Doctrinoj lumen Checus, vitaeque
mentioned, the queen granted him, magister,
April 12, 1556, the reversion of the Aurea naturas fabrica, morte jacet.
manor of Brampton- Abbot in Devon- Non erat e muitis unus, sed prsestitit
shire, and the annual rents of 377. 2*. unus
6rf. ob. and the reversion of customary Omnibus, et patria? flos erat ille suae.
lands of Freshford, and Woodwick, in Gemma Britanna fuit, tarn magnum
Somersetshire; the capital messuage of nulla tulerunt
Batokysborough the manor of Ays- Tempora thesaurum, tempora nulla
cote; and the manor of Northlode, in ferent."
the same county; the manor of More Langbaine and Wood give the first
in Devonshire; and some other things, verse somewhat differently:
f- It was composed by his learned "Doctrine Checus linguaeque utriusfriend Dr. Walter Haddon. que magister." | James I. He purchased the seat of Pyrgo near Romford in Essex, where he and his posterity were settled several years. He was buried March 25, 1659, in St. Albau's, Wood-street, near his grandfather. Sir Thomas's second son, Thomas, commonly known by the name of colonel Cheke, inherited the estate, and was lieutenant, of the Tower in the reigns of Charles II. and James II. This Thomas had two sons, Henry, who died young, and Edward, who succeeded him in his estates. Edward dying in 1707, left two sons; but they died both under age; and the estate devolved to Edward's younger sister Anne, wife of sir Thomas Tipping of Oxfordshire, bart. who left only two daughters, whereof Catherine, the youngest, was married to Thomas Archer of Underslade in Warwickshire, esq. the late possessor of the Essex estate of the Chekes.
As to his character, he was justly accounted one of the best and most learned men of his age, and a singular ornament to his country. He was one of the revivers of polite literature in England, and a great lover and.encourager of the Greek language in particular. The authors he chiefly admired and recommended were Demosthenes, Xenophon, Plato, Aristotle, Isocrates, and Cicero. He was very happy in imitating the ancient and best writers, and discovered great judgment in translating them. In the orthography and pronunciation of the Latin and Greek languages, he was very critical and exact; and also took great pains to correct, regulate, and improve the English tongue; but his notions on this subject were rather capricious, and never have been adopted. He was a steady adherent to the reformed religion, and extremely beneficent, charitable, and communicative. His unhappy fall is indeed a great blemish to his memory, and a memorable example of human frailty. With regard to his person, he had a full comely countenance, somewhat red, witfi a yellow large beard; and, as far as can be judged by his picture, he was tall and well made.
His works are: 1. A Latin translation of two of St. Chrysostom's Homilies, never before published, "Contra observatores novilunii;" and "De dormientibus in Christo," London, 1543, 4to. 2. A Latin translation of six homilies of the same father, "De Fato," and "Providentia Dei," Lond. 1547. 3. "The hurt of Sedition, how grievous it is to a commonwealth." The running title is, "The true subject to the rebel*" It was published in | 1549, on occasion of the insurrections in Devonshire and Norfolk; and besides being inserted in Holinshed's Chronicle, under the year 1549, was reprinted in 1576, as a seasonable discourse upon apprehension of tumults from malcontents at home, or renegadoes abroad. Dr. Gerard Langbaine of Queen's college, Oxon, caused it to be reprinted again about 1641, for the use and consideration of those who took arms against Charles I. in the time of the civil wars, and prefixed to it a short life of the author. 4. A Latin translation of the English "Communion-book;" done for the use of M. Bucer, and printed among Bucer's "Opuscula Angiicana." 5. "De obitu doctissimi et sanctissimi Theologi domini Martini Buceri, &c. Epistolae duse," Lond. 1551, 4to, printed in Bucer's "Scripta Angiicana." He also wrote an epicedium on the death of that learned man. 6. "Carmen heroicum, or Epitaphium, in Antonium Deneium clarissimum virum," Lond. 4to. This sir Anthony Denny was originally of St. John's college in Cambridge, and a learned man: afterwards he became one of the gentlemen of the privy chamber, and groom of the stole to Henry VIII. and one of the executors of his will. 7. "De Pronuntiatione Graecse potissimum linguae disputationes," &c. containing his dispute on this subject with Gardiner, Basil, 1555, 8vo. 8. "De superstitione ad regem Henricum." This discourse on superstition was drawn up for king Henry's use, in order to excite that prince to a thorough reformation of religion. It is written in very elegant Latin, and was prefixed by the author, as a dedicar tion to a Latin translation of his, of Plutarch's book of Superstition. A copy of this discourse, in manuscript, is still preserved in the library of University college, Oxon, curiously written, and bound up in cloth* of silver, which makes it probable, that it was the veiy book that was presented to the king. An English translation of it, done by the learned W. Elstob, formerly fellow of that college, was published by Mr. Strype, at the end of his Life of sir John Cheke. 9. Several "Letters" of his are published in the Life just now mentioned, and eight in Harrington's "Nugae antiquae," and perhaps in other places. 10. A Latin translation of Archbishop Cranmer's book on the Lord's Supper, was also done by sir John Cheke, and printed in 1553. 11. He likewise translated "Leo de apparatu bellico," Basil, 1554, 8 vo. Strype gives also a long catalogue of his unpublished writings, which are probably lost. Sir John Cheke, like | some other learned men of his time, particularly Smith, Cecil, and Ascham, wrote a very fair and beautiful hand. 1
Life by —Strype, 1705, 8vo.—Biog. Brit Ath. Ox. vol. I.—Wood's Annalls by Gutch.—Strype's Life of Cranmer, passim.—Strype's Parker, p. 23.
Chauveau, Francis (1613–1676)
Chauveau, Rene (1663–1722)
Chauvin, Stephen (1640–1725)
Chazelles, John Matthew De (1657–1710)
Cheffontaines, Christopher (1632–?)
Cheke, Sir John (1514–1557)
Chelsum, James (1740–1801)
Cheminais, Timoleon (1652–1689)
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Chemnitz, Bogeslaus Philip (?–1678)
Cheron, Elizabeth Sophia (1648–1711)


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James Stark (19 November 1794 – 24 March 1859) was an English landscape painter. A leading member of the Norwich School of painters, he was elected vice-president of the Norwich Society of Artists in 1828 and became their president in 1829. He had wealthy patrons and was consistently praised by the Norfolk press for his successful London career.
Stark was born in Norwich, the youngest son of an important dye manufacturer, Michael Stark, who is credited with the invention of the dye known as 'Norwich red'. On the completion of his education at Norwich School in 1811, he was apprenticed to John Crome, whose influence on his pupil was profound. His work was exhibited in London as early as 1811 and at the British Institution from 1814–18. In 1814 he moved away from Norwich to London, where he befriended the artist William Collins. In 1819 ill health forced him to return to Norwich, where lived for twenty years, before moving to Windsor in 1840, where he continued to produce landscapes. He returned to London in 1849, residing there until his death in 1859 at the age of 64. He is buried in the Rosary Cemetery in Norwich.
Stark generally worked in oils, although his total output included etchings, watercolours and pencil and chalk drawings. His landscapes paintings often depicting woodland scenes that were pastiches of the seventeenth century Dutch masters. His works during the 1830s were more successful, and displayed a freshness that was previously lacking. In 1834 he published his admired Scenery of the Rivers of Norfolk, which consisted of thirty-six etchings produced by specialist engravers after his own paintings. This ambitious work was well-received at the time, but as with similar works published by other artists, it was financially unsuccessful.
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James Stark Woody Landscape
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What are Bella's last spoken words in the Epilogue: An Occasion in the book Twilight?
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"Enough for now."
"Isn't that enough?"
"I know what I want."


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Vivid aromas of red currant, black plum, cassis, mocha and leather introduce this wine. The palate emphasizes balance, with round supple tannins wrapped around layers of blackberry, espresso and black truffle. A lengthy finish of spiced plum, dark chocolate and roasted coffee completes this classic Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon.
Cabernet has always been a mainstay in the winemaking program at Stags' Leap Winery. Our Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is a combination of estate fruit and grapes from select Napa Valley growers. Much of the estate vineyard is planted to Cabernet Sauvignon where deep, well-drained, loamy volcanic soils make this a perfect place to grow Cabernet.
The 2006 growing season started out slowly with a cool, rainy spring and slightly delayed bud break. Warm summer months kept harvest on track by gradually advancing fruit maturity and the moderate temperatures continued into harvest, allowing the Cabernet to achieve ripeness of flavor and tannin without compromising natural acidity. Harvest progressed perfectly, and aroma, tannin, and flavor profile for this vintage is truly exceptional.
The fruit was hand-picked in small bins and each lot was fermented separately in a combination of open and closed top fermentors to maximize concentration and extraction in the finished wine. The wine was aged in 100 percent French oak barrels (50 percent new) for 24 months, and the final blend was assembled one year into the aging process to give the wine a chance to marry before bottling. Bottled in January 2009.


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Dr. Sanjay Garg
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Dr. Sanjay Garg is an eminent researcher with extensive research experience in history of South Asia, with specialization on economic and monetary history, currency and coinage, architecture and archival studies. His research findings have been widely published in print and multimedia which include twenty-nine books and sixty-four research papers. (For a complete list of publications, see Bibliography).
He obtained a doctorate in History, at the Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi; Masters in History from the St. John's College, Agra University, Agra; and Diploma in Archival Studies at the National Archives of India, New Delhi. He is proficient in Hindi, English, Urdu, and Persian, and has basic knowledge of French.
Dr. Garg served the National Archives of India, New Delhi for 23 years (1988-2011) as the Assistant Archivist, Archivist, Assistant Director of Archives and Deputy Director of Archives, before joining the SAARC Cultural Centre, in Colombo (Sri Lanka) in March 2011 where he was incharge of the Research Division from 2011 to 2014.
In December 2014, Dr. Garg re-joined the National Archives of India and served till March 2018, in which period he pioneered the launch of an online search portal of the National Archives of India - Abhilekh-Patal - and year-long celebration to mark the 125th Anniversary of the National Archives of India (2015-16) amongst other responsibilities. He also served as Resource Coordinator of some of the prestigious exhibitions organised by the National Archives of India, including Mohan se Mahatma, (at Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti, New Delhi, 2015); Declassified Files on Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, (at National Archives of India, 2016); Revolutionary Patriots, 1905-1947, (at National Archives of India, 2017); Quit India - Chalo Dilli : 75 years, (at National Archives of India, 2017); Swachhagraha: Bapu ko Karyanjali - 100 years of Champaran Satyagraha, (at National Archives of India, New Delhi and at Champaran, Bihar, 2017); 100 years of Sabarmati Ashram, (at Sabarmati Ashram, Ahmedabad 2017); and India@70 The Jammu and Kashmir Saga, (at National Archives of India, 2018) - to name a few.
From March 2018 till March 2021 Dr. Garg worked as the Director of the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre, at Nur-Sultan (Astana), Kazakhastan.
In April 2021, Dr. Garg, rejoined his parent office, National Archives of India.
Since July 2021, Dr. Garg has been working as Officer on Special Duty in the Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav (AKAM) Secretariat under Ministry of Culture, Government of India and has rejoined the National Archives of India on 12 May 2022 as Deputy Director of Archives.
In addition, Dr. Garg has also held many responsible assignments including:
Editor of Numismatic Digest, an annual research journal of the Indian Institute of Research in Numismatic Studies, Nasik (2001-to date);
Member of the High Powered Committee on Electronic Records Management (HPCERM) constituted by the Government of India (2002-2009);
Expert Member of the Library, Archives and Museum Committee of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), New Delhi (2005-2011);
Member of the Committee on Collection Development, Preservation and Access, International Institute of Social History (IISH), Amsterdam (2008);
Chairperson of the Iran Session, at the XIV International Numismatic Congress (INC), Glasgow, UK (2009);
Member of the Advisory Committee on Archives of the Indian National Science Academy (INSA), New Delhi (2009);
Editor of The Indian Archives, annual research journal of the National Archives of India, New Delhi (2009-2010);
Special Invitee of the 26th Meeting of Arab Gulf Archives and Documents Centres, Sana'a, Yemen (2010);
Expert Member of the High Level Steering Committee for Designing Currency Notes, constituted by the Reserve Bank of India (2011);
Examiner for award of PhD Degree in History, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi (2021); and
Peer Reviewer for Modern Asian Studies, University of Cambridge, UK, (2021 onwards).
Dr. Garg has contributed towards teaching as a Visiting Faculty Member, an Examiner and Post-graduate Supervisor of School of Archival Studies, National Archives of India; Institute for Secretariat Management and Practice, and Bhogilal Leherchand Institute of Indology, all in New Delhi and Dinesh Mody Institute for Numismatics and Archaeology, Mumbai University, Mumbai.
Dr. Garg is also the recipient of prestigious academic fellowships, viz.:
Charles Wallace Fellowship at the University of Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum, U.K. for preparing a Catalogue of Indian Coins in the Fitzwilliam Museum (1998).
Resident Fellow at the Centro Incontri Umani (Socio-Cultural Centre), Ascona, Switzerland, for the project 'Transcendent Tolerance: Nazir's Message of Peace and Harmony to the Modern World' (2009).
Robinson Visiting Fellowship at the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Oxford, UK, held together with the Kraay Visitorship at the Wolfson College, University of Oxford, UK (2010).
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CoreRFID provides 100,000 RFID access cards to Serco for its Caledonian Sleeper railway service
Nexkey looking to eliminate keys, simplify access control
CoreRFID supplies the UK's largest outsourcing company Serco with 100,000 RFID access cards for its Caledonian Sleeper railway service. The cards will provide passengers with access to rooms and will improve security on routes between London and Scotland.
The cards are completely re-usable and replace paper-based RFID tickets, which were judged to not be as cost effective in the long-term.
Serco had specialist locks provided by a Spanish company and needed cards which were compatible"
Munzi Ali, technical director of CoreRFID comments: "Our knowledge and experience on similar work in the hotel industry helped us to meet the challenges of this project. Serco had specialist locks provided by a Spanish company and needed cards which were compatible. Consultancy is a big part of the larger projects we undertake and we were able to solve the issue with Serco."
The Caledonian Sleeper service, which is operated by Serco as a standalone franchise, can trace its origins back to 1873. It serves a number of destinations in Scotland - including Inverness, Aberdeen, Fort William, Glasgow and Edinburgh - on route to and from Euston Station.
Graham Kelly, guest experience director at Serco Caledonian Sleeper, said: "Our new trains are designed to improve every aspect of the guest experience. We strive to deliver a hotel experience and a major part of that is having keycard entry for rooms. We've only been running our new trains for a few weeks but the feedback from guests on the keycard has been excellent, with CoreRFID's solution proving extremely effective."
Ali added: "RFID solutions can provide real benefits in efficiency, costs and in this case significantly cutting down on waste." CoreRFID's clients include ICL, London Underground and Thomas Cook.
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In this post, I'll go into more of the specifics observations and decisions in my prototype-making process.
Because the prototype was more than a couple scenes long, I was able to experiment with motifs. For example, reoccurring train visuals and sounds that support the theme of rootlessness.
I played around with characters and different levels of visual ambiguity. I used collections of simple shapes that relied on motion to be recognized as figures. This was inspired by this page on biological motion (discovered through my Cognitive Science course).
Ideas that seemed simple in my head were often much more complicated or time consuming to make. As you can see below, some transitions take a lot of meshes.
I found inspiration for shifts in mis-interpreted images. Often I'll glance at a painting and the misinterpretation of it will activate my imagination. Then I will look closely and realize that it's actually portraying something different and less exciting. This relates to the idea of multistable perception (previously written about here).
The concept can also be used in individual scenes. I'm not sure if intentionally creating scenes with dual meanings will be interesting or just confusing and annoying. However, it's an important part of my research to clarify this line through testing.
Below: is that fancy wallpaper or are the walls glass?
I implemented a transition and was unsure about it because it didn't feel as clever (it wasn't based on multistable perception, for example). However, it ended up being satisfying to experience. It creates a playfulness that reminded me of the spirit of animated credit sequences, though it doesn't necessarily make the same kind of statement about perception as the other transitions.
This prototype is making me reconsider my understanding of the relationship between surprise and enjoyment in games.


Shane O'Brien has been working in the fire protection business for the past 4 decades. He started working with his dad at the age of 10 – doing summer work cleaning the warehouse and trucks, Eventually working in the family fire protection business installing Halon systems. Through high school Shane worked after school doing a variety of things including drawings, system calculations, permit, and material delivery. After school he performed service, maintenance and recharging of portable fire extinguishers and systems. Along the way obtaining numerous licenses and attending and teaching training and certification classes which continues today.
Chris has been a part of GreaseBusters for 10 years and has experience in every aspect of our business. He has successfully owned and operated multiple Dealerships and has served in several positions with the corporate office. Chris is passionate about seeing GreaseBusters continue to set the standard in the market while expanding both domestically and internationally.


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Head of Dublin Rape Crisis Centre calls for sentencing database
Noeline Blackwell suggests lack of information on sentencing may put victims off
Noeline Blackwell, chief executive of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre has called for a sentencing database. File photograph: Dara Mac Donaill
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Information on how judges decide on sentences in rape and sex abuse cases must be published to ensure survivors understand the process and are not discouraged from reporting, a leading advocate for survivors' rights has warned.
Noeline Blackwell, chief executive of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, was responding to the case of John Joe Kiernan (86) who received a suspended sentence on Monday after pleading guilty to the sexual abuse of two children 60 years ago.
Justice Michael White said if Kiernan was a younger man the court would be imposing a serious custodial sentence but, given his age and ill health, he did not think it was appropriate to jail him.
Kiernan of Forthill, Arva, Co Cavan pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court to six sample counts of indecently assaulting one boy between 1958 and 1963 and five sample counts of indecently assaulting the boy's younger sister between 1959 and 1963.
He had repeatedly abused the siblings when they were aged between four and ten. He raped the girl in her bedroom and threatened to "bury her" after another attack.
Ms Blackwell said it was "very hard to assess" a sentence when one was not in court or involved in the case, and sentencing in Ireland was "subjective".
However, she said, from the perspective of a victim who might be considering whether to go through the "terrible experience of a trial" one may wonder "whether the lack of information we have about sentencing would put people off".
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She called for a sentencing database, accessible to judiciary, legal professionals and victims, which would provide information on the spread of sentences and the reasoning behind them.
"This is possible and was started before the recession. It was known as the Irish Sentencing Information System. It was an important first step, but was allowed to wither with the recession."
Also necessary were sentencing guidelines, which would be drawn up by the judiciary and other professionals, including an Garda Síochána, social workers and victim advocates, "to guide the judiciary on devising sentences". Guidelines would not be "mandatory or mechanical", she stressed.
Such steps would be important to victims and survivors, and would also send a clear message to perpetrators.
"It would say clearly to historical abusers: 'Just because you have avoided prosecution for many years or decades, you will still face a rigorous sentencing regime when you are prosecuted.
"It would make clear: 'Avoiding prosecution for years will not benefit or stand to you'."
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Elle a 2 sœurs et 4 frères. Une de ses sœurs, Bailee Madison, est également actrice. Elle s'est fiancée à Jordi Vilasuso le . Elle est enceinte de son premier enfant, une fille, prévue pour le . Riley Grace Vilasuso est née le .

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2003 : From Justin to Kelly : Ashley
2003 : Monster (film, 2003) : Aileen Wuornos adolescente
2012 : Scavengers : Scavenger
2012 : Watercolor Postcards : Becky Mae

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hose involved in the design of worship facilities are presented with a unique opportunity—to participate in the creation of a sacred space. Whether an architect, an engineer, or an interior designer, there are many ways to contribute to the construction of a worship facility. This opportunity should be considered a privilege and an honor. However, this privilege carries with it great responsibility—responsibility that is often overlooked.
In contrast to building a school, an office complex, or even a home, a worship facility is a consecrated place. This is far from a modern phenomenon, as the earliest Biblical texts illustrate the reverence bestowed upon worship spaces. The most prevalent example that comes to mind is the tabernacle. As Brevard Childs mentions in his book The Book of Exodus, "God created the whole world in six days, but he used 40 to instruct Moses about the tabernacle. Little over one chapter was needed to describe the structure of the world, but six were used for the tabernacle." This emphasis on the construction of holy space should not be misconstrued as treating our church buildings as idols. However, there is a Biblical precedent, and one can argue a mandate, that our worship facilities should be built with great attention to detail and ultimately reflect our relationship with God.
Designers of worship facilities are blessed with the opportunity to be the creator, using the talents and creativity God has bestowed upon us. In undertaking this responsibility it is imperative that three essential perspectives are considered: financial, environmental, and public health.
Recently in the news, the alarming, widespread trend of China's crumbling buildings and infrastructure has been highlighted. Many buildings and roads are falling to pieces despite only being constructed within the past decade. If the same care and attention to detail is given to worship facilities in America, it not only will be disrespectful to what is supposed to be a sacred place, but also will inflict a major financial blow on the respective congregation. These buildings should be made to last and be installed with durable products.
In addition to building durable structures, worship facilities should also be energy efficient. In times when budgets are tight, finding energy efficient products that require less replacement and cleaning will help save churches money and therefore provide more money for their ministries. The numbers surrounding these efforts are not pocket change either. According to Jerry Lawson of Energy Star in Washington, D.C., if America's more than 370,000 houses of worship cut energy use by 10%, nearly $315 million would be saved for congregations' missions and other priorities. Considering that the average savings from using energy efficient products is 30%, American congregations have the capability to save close to $1 billion.
As people of faith we are called to care for God's creation. While we are blessed with the opportunity to construct and dedicate a place to worship, nature is the ultimate sacred space. The environmental impacts, both in the construction and lifespan of our worship facilities, should be heavily considered. Once again, the numbers are striking if the 370,000 houses of worship in America collectively reduced their energy use. If 10% were cut, more than 1.8 billion kWh of electricity would be available without additional cost and pollution. Also, more than 1.3 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions would be prevented, equivalent to the emissions of about 240,000 cars, or to planting nearly 300,000 acres of trees. Again, considering that the typical savings are 30%, we are looking at almost 750,000 cars off the road and planting nearly 1 million acres in trees.
When entering a house of worship, the last thing on congregants' minds should be the safety of the building. However, when worship facilities are not constructed with the proper products and materials, air quality can deteriorate to hazardous levels. Central to creating a safe space is proper ventilation. Studies have shown that indoor air is on average two to five times more polluted than outdoor air, and can be up to 100 times more polluted. According to the EPA, immediate effects of poor air pollution can include irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat, headaches, dizziness, and fatigue. In the long-term, repeated exposure can cause respiratory diseases, heart disease, and cancer. In light of these serious consequences, worship facilities should be designed to address proper air ventilation and other common air quality concerns.
When Moses was leading the Israelites in constructing the Tabernacle, it took a great deal of intentionality in creating the sacred space that God commissioned them to build. Attention to detail and extreme care were given to the process, all in an effort to revere God. Creating the space of worship was in and of itself an act of worship.
Today we are given the same opportunity to intentionally create a space that reflects our relationship with the Creator. The resources available to create a space responsibly in regards to finances, the environment and public health are widespread and readily available. Worship facilities can start by receiving an energy audit that can uncover areas where churches can save thousands of dollars while having a positive impact on the environment and public health. Oftentimes, the local solution is the best. The key is taking the first step by recognizing the importance in intentionally engaging these issues. And in doing so, we are worshipping our Creator.
Andrew Robinson is a contributor to Church.Design.


The Harpenden Adult Measuring Table is a counter recording instrument is similar in construction to the Harpenden Stadiometer. It has the same ease of movement, the same potential for speedy and error-free direct readings, to the nearest millimeter of a subject's length (height), over a range of 300 mm to 2100mm.
The main frame of the instrument is rigidly made of light alloy. Its sliding member operates via ball-bearing rollers in order to ensure a movement which is free yet without cross-play. All the metal parts of the "Harpenden" Supine Measuring Table have a silver/grey hammer finish.
We recommend that this instrument be mounted vertically to a wall on permanent wall brackets.
Holtain anthropometric instruments are high-precision instruments, manufactured by experts in Wales to ensure the highest level of accuracy. The Harpenden range of Holtain anthropometric instruments was developed in close collaboration with the University of London Institute of Child Health. Holtain's unique counter recording quickly produces extremely accurate measurements, unrealized with conventional anthropometric instruments.


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By Alan Hazel on Jul 20, 2017 in Europe, Regions, Spain, Western Europe
Even with Spaniards outside of Malaga province, you'd be hard pressed to find many people that know the region of La Axarquia by name. It is a mostly sleepy and agricultural little area on the hilly, eastern edge of Malaga province, where the mountains meet the Mediterranean Sea. Goat herds dot the pastoral landscapes in between vineyards and olive groves, and its easy to slip back in time imagining a simpler age and way of life.
There are actually a couple of recognisable villages in La Axarquia. For example, Frigiliana is oft listed amongst the most beautiful villages in all of Spain. And Nerja has long been a popular coastal destination with tourists that enjoy its pedestrianised shopping streets, upscale restaurants and pretty, accessible beaches punctuated by the viewing point known as the balcony of Europe jutting out to overlook the coastline in both directions. However, the majority of the pueblos of La Axarquia sit well off the beaten path and are as little known as the name of the region to which they belong.
For a taste of the authentic Spain and remembrances of times past, try a visit to some of these pueblos de La Axarquia.
Comares
The village of Comares sits perfectly perched atop a craggy hilltop at almost 740 metres high, exposing amazing views to the Mediterranean and the surrounding mountains. It is, in fact, so easy to get lost in this labyrinthine village that ceramic footprints have been placed along the narrow cobbled streets to help visitors find their way.
A wander around will reveal various plaques graphically explaining Comares rich history, dating to at least the 3rd century BC and including the handover of the village from the Moors to the Catholic Kings in 1487, plus numerous architectural sites also evidencing its Roman and Medieval past. Less than 25km from the coast, Comares is quite accessible though remains set apart from the typical tourist route, making it even more quaint and enjoyable.
Canillas de Aceituno
Positioned on the slopes of La Maroma, the tallest mountain in the province at more than 2000m, and only about 10km from the sea as the crow flies, Canillas de Aceituno offers unique views and a calming atmosphere. The locals are friendly and welcoming to visitors, but not overly eager to develop tourism in a commercial capacity, keeping the village in touch with and connected to its past.
For this it is all the more attractive to nature lovers and adventure seekers as well, with one of the primary trail heads leading from the village straight to the top of La Maroma and all through the expansive mountain nature reserve of the Sierra Tejeda. Although one of the final strongholds of the Moors in the region, evidence of the Moorish past in the village has largely been lost to time and conquest unless you know what to look for in the ancient aqueducts and water storage systems, hints of architectural remnants and the foundation of a long demolished castle. No visit to Canillas de Aceituno would be complete without sampling the roast kid, or chivo lechal for which the village is perhaps now most famous.
The coastal town of Maro is another wonderful example of a quaint Spanish village that has not been spoilt by commercialism or the so-called progress of time. Maro sits just three kilometres from Nerja and offers virtually everything that Nerja offers, though it has not experienced the same influx of tourists. The area was little known until 1959, when local youths discovered an expansive cave network complete with pre-historic cave paintings.
Today the remarkable and jaw-dropping Caves of Nerja (belonging to Maro) are a major attraction for visitors, though most of them still never make their way into Maro itself. The old 16th century sugar works and the 19th century Aguila Aqueduct are also notable sites in Maro. The village sits at the edge of La Axarquia where, to the east, the coast is unusually natural and unspoiled with cliffs falling into the sea and intermittent secluded beaches providing a quiet and beautiful haven for those who know how to find them.
These few villages are but representative of the many more that adorn La Axarquia on the coast, inland and up in the hills. One of the best ways to see La Axarquia is with a driving tour. From Canillas de Aceituno, for example, a windy mountain driving route leads from village to village along the Mudejar route, so called for architectural and historical remnants of an age when the Islamic Moors, Christians and Jews lived together harmoniously. The route inland from the heart of La Axarquia toward Cordoba leads through a majestic mountain landscape, past the iconic El Torcal nature park and to the ancient city of Antequera.
Plan your journey well, or wander on a whim; theres a new discovery of timeless landscapes and culture around every bend in La Axarquia.
Alan Hazel is Owner and Director of Cortijo El Carligto.
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I really like the idea of getting off the beaten track and into a region that is not heavily visited by tourists. I do enjoy visiting Spain, but must admit, I'd never heard of these places and am now intrigued. I wonder how many places to stay there are in this region, and how accessible it is regarding travel?
I love describing towns as sleepy, it makes them sound so appealing! I love looking at landscapes and seeing beautiful little animals dotted around, it makes you feel like you're never alone on your travels. The Comares looks fantastic, I am such a sucker for cobblestoned streets
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I spent a month in Spain last year and it clearly wasn't enough since I didn't see this area at all. Now I must go back. Thank you for this inspiration. Where would you recommend staying to see the area best?
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Falcon Acoustics Introduces Limited Edition LS3/5A Monitor
07. February 2019 · Write a comment · Categories: Hifi News · Tags: Bristol Hi Fi Show 2019, Bristol Hifi Show, Bristol Hifi Show 2019, hi fi news, hifi news, loudspeaker, Loudspeakers, speakers, The Bristol Hifi Show 2019, The Bristol Show 2019
Falcon Acoustics is very proud to be remaking history with its re-creation of the BBC's first LS3/5A 'no-compromise' prototype design, conceived two years before the first commercial production in 1976.
Named in memory of the BBC's Kingswood Warren Technical Research Department, where the LS3/5A first took shape, Falcon's 'Kingswood Warren' Limited Edition represents the closest possible replication of the BBC's final prototyped specification.
For the Kingswood Warren Limited Edition, which we were lucky enough to hear at the company's new production facility near Oxford, Falcon has commissioned the following components:
Cabinets – the cabinets are made of specially selected and graded 9mm Baltic Ply, critically damped, with screw backs and finished in Teak veneer. They are built to look, perform and sound exactly as they would have done in 1974. Falcon used the original BBC LS3/5A cabinets Nos 3 and 4, and hand-written notes from BBC engineering staff to guide production.
Crossover – the BBC created transformer-style inductors for prototyping, using a size of radio-metal lamination that is no longer available and with an ingenious clamping system that allows for very accurate inductance value setting. Thanks to Falcon's founder Malcolm Jones, Falcon had enough material to be able to replicate these key components for the 50 pair production.
Capacitors – the original BBC specification calls for capacitors using a Polycarbonate dielectric film, the production of which ended almost twenty years ago. After three years of searching, Falcon discovered a limited supply of the film, and has commissioned Falcon Polycarbonate capacitors to re-create exactly the BBC crossover from 1972/74, which was used to finalise the LS3/5A design.
Drive Units – Falcon has leveraged its unique association with the manufacture of the KEF B110 and T27 drivers to re-engineer the units using authentic recommissioned materials. This special provenance is possible through Malcom Jones who, as Chief Design Engineer at KEF, designed the originals in the 1960s.
Bespoke rose-gold plated terminals and badges, and an antique-leather style folding front presentation case complete this Limited Edition of 50 pairs. No further replications are possible. Falcon Acoustics plans to present a pair of 'Kingswood Warren' Limited Edition LS3/5As to the BBC.
They will make their UK show debut at the Bristol HiFi Show Fri 22nd – Sun 24th February, Room 430. Typical retail price (inc VAT) £6495 pair. Availability March 2019 while stock lasts.
You will be able to read about our factory visit and an interview with Jerry Bloomfield of Falcon very soon.
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The Best Family-Friendly Sunday Roasts In London. My Baba. 28 February, 2019. Food, Restaurants. Plates piled up with meat, veg and roasties galore are what Sundays are all about. London knows a hearty roast, but where are the best ones and are they family-friendly? Book in for a classic roast dinner or a Sunday lunch with a twist at one of our favourite family-friendly restaurants in London.
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The accompanying booklet supports the individual tour of young adults in the exhibition "All about Anne". It is particularly suitable for groups without an educational programme. The booklet leads to the most important stations and offers opportunities for discussion on the topics of the exhibition. The material is available for a small charge in German and English from the staff* at the entrance . It is also available on our website.
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The Anne Frank Zentrum is the German partner organisation of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. The Centre reminds visitors of Anne Frank and her diary with exhibitions and an array of educational programs. It facilitates learning opportunities in which children and young people can examine history and link it to the world in which they live today. They learn how to take on social responsibility, and how to engage with freedom, equal rights and democracy.
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Toyota to Unveil Setsuna Wooden Car Concept
11:43 am March 7, 2016 By Shane McGlaun
Toyota plans to make its first appearance at Milan design Week in April and the car that the Japanese automaker will be showing of fist called the Setsuna concept. The little vehicle looks like the love child of a pair of Dutch wooden shoes and a '60s dune buggy. The name Setsuna means moment and Toyota figures that name reflects the moments people have with their cars.
The car is constructed of different types of wood meant to change slightly as the car ages and the years pass. Toyota figures that the concept would last for generations if properly cared for. "We evaluated various ways to express the concept and selected different lumber materials for specific applications, such as Japanese cedar for the exterior panels and Japanese birch for the frame. We also paid particular attention to the sizes and arrangements of individual parts," said Kenji Tsuji, Toyota engineer overseeing the Setsuna project, in a release.
The car will get motivation from an electric motor and carry a driver and one passenger. It is open wheel with little fenders over the top of the wheels. The car is very small at only about three feet tall. If the wood construction didn't tip you off that this is a pure concept, the complete lack of rollover protection will.
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I like this picture, courtesy of the Papa Stronsay blog, of a young priest preparing to celebrate his first Mass today – in the beautiful Extraordinary Form, since Fr Simon Harkins belongs to the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter (FSSP). And who is that chap in red in the corner? Why, none other than Keith Patrick Card. O'Brien, who preached at the Mass in his own Edinburgh Cathedral.
The Scottish bishops as a whole are pretty unfriendly to the usus antiquior, but by his gesture today Cardinal O'Brien showed that he at least is serious about implementing Summorum Pontificum. I find him a much more approachable figure than other Scots prelates, less inclined to stand on his dignity despite (or perhaps because of) his red hat. I met him once at a party to relaunch the Scottish Catholic Observer, to whom he's been a good friend; he didn't sweep in surrounded by flunkeys, but hung around chatting in ordinary priest's dress, reminding me a bit of Basil Hume in that respect.
Anyway, now that Britain's senior Catholic bishop (which is what Cardinal O'Brien became when Cardinal Murphy-O'Connor retired) has assisted at Mass in the Extraordinary Form in his own cathedral, don't you think it might be time for the current Archbishop of Westminster to take the plunge? My traditionalist friends were delighted when Archbishop Vincent Nichols celebrated a Latin Mass in the newer form of the Roman Rite at the London Oratory on the feast of St Philip Neri the other day, something his predecessor never did. (+Vincent is the first Archbishop of Westminster for a very long time to have a fan club at the Oratory.) Perhaps it might be expecting too much to ask him to celebrate in the older form in Westminster Cathedral – but if he were to preside at an EF Mass there, that would help make him, like Cardinal O'Brien, a visible symbol of unity in his diocese.
I had the pleasure of meeting now Fr. Harkins in Washington DC, who also came to the blognic magnum.
I also had the pleasure of meeting Fr. Harkins at the D.C. blognic. He is a very wonderful man and an exceptional MC.
Yay! Thanks, Fr. Z., I'd been praying and wondering about how the mass went all day. I was hoping somebody would post photos. It looks beautiful. When I get discouraged about things in our current world I need only look at something so amazing and beautiful as that mass. Thanks be to God for such blessings.
Fr Z, I have also posted pics of this wonderful event here http://benedictoblate.blogspot.com/2010/06/first-solemn-high-mass-in-presence-of.html and will be uploading videos later today.
Beautiful photos, Bened1ct2s! Thank you for sharing them!
And on the left is St. Stephen the First Martyr, Sacramento, CA's own Father Matthew McNeely, FSSP. He seems to be turning up everywhere these days.
I met Father Harkins when he heard Holy Mass at Mater Ecclesiae during Easter Week. I second DCSeminarian's comments.
Very gracious of the Cardinal-Archbishop and a welcome boost of encouragement. When you think about it, it's pretty sick and twisted for any member of the hierarchy to be anti-TLM, the Mass which Christianized the world for over 1500 years.
What wonderful pictures, Bened1ct2s! Thank you for sharing them!
Fr. Harkins looks very 'dashing', if I may say so! And his parents looked so proud!
I was also happy to see the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer with the Cardinal, too!
If I'm not mistaken, Cardinal O'Brien is a friend of the Harkins family. This mass with him has been planned for well over a year. I wish I could have been there. God Bless them all.


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Visitors to Willow Wood were surprised earlier this week when Santa popped round to make a late Christmas delivery.
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