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Lowry's works will stay in the North
Three paintings by LS Lowry will remain on display in the North-East thanks to a £175,000 lottery grant.
The trio of fascinating works dating from the 1960s when Sunderland and the North-East became Lowry's second home, will continue to be exhibited at the city's Museum & Winter Gardens.
Dockside, The Sea at Sunderland and Self Portrait I have been on long-term loan to the museum since 1990, but could have been sold at auction to a private bidder.
But the paintings were considered to be of such national importance that the Treasury allowed a private treaty sale to stop them from being taken out of the UK.
More good news came to light, following the announcing of the grant, when the former owner, who was very keen that the paintings should stay together at the museum, arranged to bequeath a fourth and important painting, Self Portrait II to allow the public continued enjoyment of the masterpieces as one collection.
Museum curator, Juliet Horsley, , said: he purchase of these paintings.
"These new acquisitions complement the industrial landscapes and mill scenes, set in the Manchester/Salford area that established his reputation and are important examples of another major aspect of his artistic output - the work he produced as a result of the time he spent in the North-East."
Lowry began his love affair with the North-East in the 1930s and towards the end of his life Sunderland was his second home.
The artist thought of Sunderland as a retreat from the pressures brought by success, and a rich source of new subjects for his work.
Keith Bartlett, regional manager for Heritage Lottery Fund in the North-East said: "The purchase of these historic paintings, depicting Sunderland in the 1960s will ensure that the people of Sunderland and visitors to the city will be able to enjoy and learn about their heritage for generations to come."
In addition to the funds from the Heritage Lottery Fund, £25,000 was raisVictoria & Albert Museum Purchase Grant Fund; Sunderland Museums Acquisitions Fund and £3,000 from the Friends of Sunderland Museums.
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It is so hard to believe that The Vamps have been dominating the charts for ten whole years! The band shot to fame via YouTube, with their first single being released in 2013 and there has been greatest hits tour to celebrate being together for a full decade.
The Vamps were the first ever act to achieve this milestone! So, in other words, they made history. The band played a headline show every year at the O2 from 2014 to 2019 and that is how they earned themselves the incredible title.
The Vamps began their careers on YouTube and one of their first ever covers was ‘Vegas Girl’ by Conor Maynard, it’s so old in fact that Connor wasn’t even a part of the band. The cover that gained the most views at the time was ‘Story Of My Life’ by One Direction, one where Connor was in the band and it was uploaded just after the release of their very first single. You can rewatch the cover above.
To prove their successes to the rest of the world, The Vamps have scored two number one albums! Which many artists dream of. The Vamps scored a number one with Night & Day: Day Edition and their most recent album Cherry Blossom. Relive the excitement with them above when they found out that they had secured the top spot.
The Vamps are also no strangers to having singles reaching the UK Top 10. ‘Can We Dance’, ‘Wild Heart’, ‘Last Night’, ‘Somebody To You’ and ‘Oh Cecilia (Breaking My Heart)’ all managed to secure a place in the top ten.
Throwing it all the way back to 2014 with this best moment. The Vamps made their way around the UK on their very first headline tour, ‘Meet The Vamps’, that year, playing small yet packed out venues. That has to be when they realised how popular the band became.
Like every great band, a tour diary comes alongside them. The Vamps have done a tour diary for almost every time they have gone on tour and they never disappoint. They include diaries of their fans too, take a look at this one from their recent ‘Cherry Blossom’ tour.
Brad, Connor, Tristan and James have all dabbled in trying out different reality shows. Brad joined First Dates, Connor skated on Dancing on Ice (ending in him splitting his chin open – ouch), Tristan learned how to drive on All Star Driving School and James challenged himself to brave the jungle on I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. It shows that they’re not only just great musicians.
Not every band gets the privilege of doing a greatest hits album or tour but later this year The Vamps are planning both. How exciting if you have been a fan (like me) from the very beginning! You can read our recent interview with The Vamps here about what it’s like to be working on their ‘Greatest Hits’ album and tour.


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Denise Richards ( Shauna Fulton) is spilling all the detailsthe highly-rated CBS soap. Well, at least what’s going on behind the scenes and in her head. Denise revealed what she’s actually thinking during all of those dramatic showdown scenes she gets to be in. Here’s what she has to say.
“Stare where you are looking, then look away, think about, like, ‘I want a turkey sandwich,’ and then look back!” Denise said after a clip was shown of one of her stare-down moves.
As many B&B fans know, Denise has been on the show since 2019. Her character, Shauna, is a single mom from Las Vegas who is looking for a better life for herself in Los Angeles alongside her daughter Flo Fulton (Katrina Bowden). And while the two of them look innocent enough, they’ve been causing a lot of trouble for the Forrester, Logan,
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yard. That a fence ran between them was a minor inconvenience, but not for Jimmy, who always cleared the yards. Jim was also the star of Bash-O, played with a rubber ball thrown at an outline of the strike zone on the side of the insurance company building at the end of the block at 75th Street, as well as leading the Oglesby Sluggers.
When we were kids, parents couldn’t simply purchase a replica baseball jersey with your favorite team and player. They had to buy a plain wool uniform, then sew the team logo on the front and number or numbers on the back. I remember that his younger brother Bobby had number 8 for Walt Dropo, the big first baseman. In 1958, however, Dropo was sent to Cincinnati and the Sox acquired Ray Boone, who now wore number 8. Jimmy took to calling his brother “Bobby Boone.” Bob didn’t like that, and his escalating irritation only caused Jim to keep up his “Bobby Boone” taunts . . . . a real big-brother prerogative. Boone was sent to Kansas City the next season and Harry “Suitcase” Simpson took over number 8. I don’t remember Jimmy calling Bobby either “Suitcase” or “Simpson.”
We always looked forward to the long trips from the North Shore to South Shore, although I don’t know how happy my father was before the Kennedy and Dan Ryan were constructed. Seders were at Aunt Ros and Uncle Adolph’s, with furious hunts for the afikomen, knowing the reward was a box of baseball cards. Jim was a particularly aggressive forager. And somewhere I have black-and-white photos of the five young Nachmans, mugging for the camera, at an oppressively hot Nachman/Wolfson Rosh Hashanah gathering in Hyde Park. Jimmy, of course, was front and center.
Early on, Jim wanted to follow in Adolph’s footsteps and carry the pediatricians’ black bag. While at medical school at John Hopkins in the early 1970s, Jim worked in the emergency room. After relating some of his experiences treating victims of violence, one of us said, “But you’re not doctor yet.” Jim replied, “When somebody comes in bleeding profusely from multiple stab wounds, he doesn’t ask to see my credentials.” While in Baltimore, one of Bill Veeck’s young sons was wheeled in for an emergency appendectomy. Jim regaled the lad with tales of exploding scoreboards and a World Series on Chicago’s South Side; to his chagrin, the kid couldn’t have cared less.
On Adolph’s advice, Jim chose a specialty rather than a career as a family physician. Not surprisingly, he became one of the most noted children’s cancer specialists in the world. And it was the occasion of a meeting of this august group in Rome that provides Jim’s greatest anecdote.
The physicians were on buses when they were informed that Pope John Paul II had heard they were in town and, awed by their work with children, invited them for a private service. The buses headed directly to the Vatican, where they were ushered in for the service. After its conclusion, the doctors lined up to greet the Pope personally. I don’t know about you, but I would have headed straight toward the end of the line.
Jim, however, found himself probably number 6 in the procession. Of course, the first five were Roman Catholics, and each knelt, kissed the Pope’s ring and otherwise observed the rituals of the church. Jim, as he told it, stepped up, looked the Pope straight in the eyes and extended his hand. The Pope enthusiastically shook Jim’s hand and said, with a sly smile, “This fellow must be Jewish!” It turns out this was the correct protocol for a non-believer but I don’t think Jim knew that going in.
With Jim before Game 1 of the 2005 World Series
Recollections of cousin Jim can’t be complete, of course, without including the family’s love for the White Sox. Adolph saw his first Sox game in 1921 and went continuously, except during the war years in the South Pacific, until a few seasons after the 2005 World Series victory. Jim picked up the season tickets in Box 45, Tier 6, some time after returning to Chicago and then split season tickets in the 5th row behind the 1st base dugout at the new ballpark. We watched several memorable games together, including the first game of the 2005 World Series, "black-out” tiebreaker in 2008 and Jose Paniagua’s disastrous one-third of an inning appearance. A last-minute ticket for a game against Tampa Bay in 2009 resulted in Jim, Cathy and me witnessing Mark Buehrle’s perfect game. Our last game together, with Cathy, was less than a month ago, our third in five days. Cathy will now carry on the Nachman family tradition of yelling, “Throw strikes” when Sox pitchers hit a wild streak.
It’s said we tend to make saints out of mortals and mortals out of saints. About 15 years ago, our family attended a fund-raising dinner where Jimmy was the organization’s first honoree. When told we were Jimmy’s family, the guests treated us like royalty, simply because of our relationship, and many spoke in hugely glowing terms about Jim. I mentioned this to a friend, whose daughter was just starting medical school, saying, “They talked about him like he was God.” He replied, “When he saves your child’s life, he is God.”
Finally, I’ve said this about very few people: Presidents, prime ministers and Popes are replaced, but you can’t replace Dr. Jim Nachman. If he’s in a better place, I sure would like to see it, because Jimmy traveled the world first-class, dined at the best restaurants, watched sporting events and plays from premier locations, loved his family and friends and was loved by scores in return, and made a living saving children’s lives. How much better can it be?
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Though Post has played around the world, he hails from the eastern and southwestern United States. He lived in Syracuse, New York until he was nine years old wh. The family then moved to Grapevine, Texas, a Dallas-Fort Worth suburb.
He Started as a Wedding DJ
Post Malone, Chicken Express, and…Loafers?
When he was in high school, Post worked at the famous American restaurant, Chicken Express, and once used his saved money to buy a pair of $800 Versace loafers. He now reportedly has a whole collection of various loafers.
Post Malone performing at VELD in 2016. Photo courtesy of the Come Up Show.
“Young and After Them Riches” was recorded on Audacity when Post Malone was just 16 years old. Audacity is an audio editor that allows individuals to use it for free.
In high school, Post played in a metal band, and an audition to play guitar for popular metalcore band Crown the Empire ended badly for Post when his guitar strings apparently broke.
Although Post’s debut album, Stoney,best reviews. Post definitely didn’t try tomuch better.
“White Iverson,” which was recorded just a couple of days after Post Malone wrote it, was uploaded onto Soundcloud where within a month it hit a million streams.
Post Malone at Stavernfestivalen in 2018. Larvik golfbane, Larvik, Vestfold, Norway (NOR)
Ironically, Post Malone is the delivery company Postmates’ biggest customer, reportedly spending $40,000 in a year, earning him the playful nickname “Postmates Malone.” His favorite food orders are Chick-fil-a, Panda Express, Burger King, and KFC.
Guitar Hero Changed his Life
He’s Afraid of Flying
He’s Sponsored by Bud Light
According to most celebrity net worth websites out there, Post Malone’s net worth is currently around $30 mPost Malone spends his money in a somewhat different way than many celebrities. He reportedly bought a $3 million home for himself in Utah.
Of course, we have already talked about his takeout bill.
Post Malone made his debut on national television when he performed “Go Flex” on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
While there are many lists out there that have some of Post Malone’s top hits on it, Spotify has categorized them by the most streams. Although many people may disagree about which songs should make the list, the numbers do not lie.
“Rockstar” –2.1 billion streams
“Better Now” – 1.3 billion streams
“Circles” – 1.2 billion streams
“Congratulations” – 1 billion streams
“Candy Paint” – 465 million streams
Post Malone at VELD in 2016 you can see one of his famous tattoos on his arm. Photo courtesy of the Come Up Show.
He Has Tattoos of many Famous People
Post might seem especially patriotic for having a tattoo of the popular, late 35th President, John F. Kennedy. However, his reasons for getting the tat are based on how Kennedy fought against government corruption.
He’s on his way to Becoming a Movie Star
Post Malone performed at Kylie Jenner’s 18th Birthday Party
During the same month he signed a record deal with Republic Records, Post Malone, interestingly enough, he met Kanye West. It was after this that the pair collaborated on the song “Fade,” which appeared on Kanye West’s album The Life of Pablo.
He’s got a ton of Music Awards and Nominations
P, several Grammy Award
He has also received the honor of having his second album, Beerbongs & Bentleys, hit the number one spot on the Billboard 200. “Circles,” from his third album Bleeding, which was released in 2019,His song “Congratulations” received a Diamond AwardCollaborated with Several Well-known Artists
“Congratulations” – featuring Quavo
“One Right Now” – With The Weekend
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Loughton Transport Interchange was heaving with people. Colin Rivers had planned this as a small first-time event, with enthusiasts divided between this and the simultaneous event at the Royal Forest Hotel, Chingford. But the crowds had rolled in. Fortunately thee were plenty of spare buses and crews, and very quickly there was a wall-chart with additional services on display. Caroline Pond was there to officially open the event in front of RF503. She then showed great interest in the process of equipping the red RF with blinds for the event, tried out the driver's cab, and went off for a ride (NOT driving).
GreenLine RF281, looking immaculate, had arrived from Bishops Stortford and Harlow with a 720 GreenLine service. Now empty, Peter Beeson took it round the turn in front of the Underground Station and away to park.
Modern buses too were busy at the Interchange (which meant that we could not park buses there).  A bit different from a TD!
One of the "extra" buses was London Transport Museum's BN61, which called at the bus station to arrange its extra runnings (of which more anon). Then it too scuttled off to park.
RT1206 arrived, still wearing 414 blinds from its forays at Dorking the week before. RML2419, looking good back in Lincoln Green, paid a visit on a Greenline shuttle to Jim Blake's event at Chingford.
A flurry of modern buses illustrated why our use of the interchange was limited. New Dart/MCV Evolution ED19 of Docklands Minibuses, new in May, squeezed past on the 167 to Ilford, followed by a pair of Arriva's DAFs on long-standing route 20, DLA369 heading south to Walthamstow Central and DLA301 north to Debden.
A lull in activity gave me a few moments to appreciate my surroundings: in particular Loughton Station, a classic of 1930's design excellence (by John Murray Easton if you want to know).
Steve Woods arrived in RM1699 (a 1950s design classic), blinded for the 179 for the connecting service to Chingford.
Checking that the RM was heading for the bus park, I climbed aboard for the short ride. We negotiated the U-turn in front of the station - difficult for buses of this generation - and headed for Old Station Road.
RT3871 slipped out of Station Road into the station approach to take up a journey on the 167A to Chigwell Station, followed by RF433 with Gill Hinson at the wheel for a turn on the 254. This RF, one of only two in preservation never to have had doors, was making a welcome return to the 254, where it had worked between 1957 and 1961.
We continued up past the roadworks in Old Station Road, north-east along the High Road, then sharply back into Station Road, where the buses were being parked during the event (by agreement with the Council). I suppose this was my second ride of the day on a 179. We found a place in the queue of buses, and I alighted. Just over the road was RM158, all set up for the 179.
I headed back towards the station. RF433 was just leaving on the 254.
There too was RML899, heading out on the 167A to Chigwell Station with Paul and George...
All photos by Ian Smith unless otherwise indicated. Click on any of them for a larger picture.


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How the F is it already the end of July??!!
Loving: My new mattress. Did you know you can wake up in the morning and not feel like a 90yr old crone??
Smelling: Burnt microwave popcorn. My supervisor moved some of us around at work so I'm now spending two days a week at a different facility and my coworker there has microwave popcorn EVERYDAY for a snack. The whole place smells like burnt popcorn in the morning.
Learning: How to care for germ free mice in isolated cages.
Reading: SOPs and articles on humanized and germ free mice.
Needing: For Peebs to stay sound and keep his shoes on! I want to ride damn it.
Wanting: I guess I already said it above, but to ride.
Trying: To keep my cool at work and not go postal on my coworker.
Feeling: Frustrated and like a babysitter. I know that's why I got paired with the coworker, because she needs someone to keep her in check, but that's not in my job description.
Hoping: This new change at work is reversed.
Again, Seriously Peebs?
I swear Peebs is on a mission to get all the time off. We're assuming his leg bump is a splint and after a few days off I started riding him again. He was never lame on it, so back to work he went.
We had a couple easy flat rides before a 2 day heat wave hit. He got those days off because I'm prone to heat stroke and don't ride if it's above 90. Our rides last week were pretty good, if a little rough around the edges. Peebs had reverted back into thinking he doesn't need to bend or listen to my right leg, but we did a lot of circles, transitions, and lateral work and ended each ride on a good note. I did pop him over a couple cross rails last Thursday before texting my trainer to set up a lesson for this week.
My plan was to lunge him Friday, flat Saturday and maybe jump Sunday morning. Yesterday (Sunday) was the start of another heat wave and Peebs was going to get Monday (today) and Tuesday off. Depending on the highs Wed/Thurs I was going to lunge or ride. But when I got to the barn Friday night Peebs was missing his right front shoe. We had added clips at his last farrier visit and at least he had pulled the shoe cleanly off, no missing chunks and didn't step on the clips.
My farrier can't come out till Wednesday, so Peebs gets almost another week off. At least he picked a year when there's no shows to try and get all the time off. I've told him that he needs to get it all out of his system this year so we can hopefully have a full show season next year.
Cinder continues to get good reviews at kindergarten. The round pen has been put up so Trainer S is working her in there and has started taking her for hand walks on the trails. The barn backs up to a big forest with miles of trails along the hills. S is a big proponent of getting the horses, young and old, out on the trails as much as possible.
Unfortunately Cinder's feet have taken a bit of a beating on the trails. She chipped off enough so she currently doesn't have enough hoof wall to nail a shoe onto, so I bought her some hoof boots. I got a report that she was NOT pleased wearing them for the first time yesterday, but too bad so sad mare. Hopefully we can protect her tootsies so she can grow enough to put shoes on.
S thinks shes close to being ready to be ridden, and she thinks it will be pretty uneventful. She's doing a little more groundwork to really cement some body control. Cinder can blow you off about yielding her shoulder or hip, but not in a bad way, more of "Oh, I didn't realize you actually meant it" kind of way. Both S and I agree that she's not mean, or naughty-minded, she's just not the most sensitive of horses. Unless she's in heat, but S called it a good kind of sensitive.
Hopefully she continues to be good, grow some hoof, and be under saddle soon!
In prep for writing this post, I realized I never shared some pics from December of 2018 on the blog.
Turns out she now rides with Trainer S and is still doing photography. So I’ve sent her a message and have talked about it with S, but I’m hoping we can get pro pics of Cinder’s first ride. Obviously C and S will need to coordinate and see if they’re schedules will mesh, and Cin’s still a few weeks away from being under saddle but I’m keeping my fingers crossed.
I do realize getting pro pics of my baby’s first ride might be a little extra, but I don’t care. If I’m at a barn with a photographer I’m going to take advantage of it. A first ride only happens once, might as we’ll document it! And if we can’t get her first ride, I would like either my first ride on her done or just a photo shoot in general. Either way I’m getting pictures!
In my attempt to consume less coffee, I've decided that a weekend day can be a coffee day. So on Saturday I went to get coffee and a muffin from a local drive through. Kind of a treat yo self thing. In my half asleep state I started driving to work, rather than back home, so I ended up taking the long way home from the coffee place.
As I was driving past one of the thousands of grass seed fields, I looked over and saw a horse in the field. It was just standing around in the windrows, and had what looked like a blanket on. I slowed down to make sure my eyes were seeing thing correctly, then pulled into the field.
This field is open, no fences, and alongside a fairly busy road where people like to drive 60+. And as the grass seed hadn't been harvested yet, there was absolutely no way a horse would be turned out on it. So obviously the horse wasn't where it was supposed to be.
I was in my pj's, no bra, and flip flops. Not exactly horse catching clothing but oh well. I did have a bag of horse cookies in the car since I had gone to the feed store the night before. I hiked out to the horse, calling to it and it very calmly walked up to me and ate the offered cookies. It was a black and white mare who looked to be in good condition (though her feet needed to be done) but the right side of the fly sheet was all torn up. I called the sheriff's office to report it, and they said they'd send a deputy. I then called A (who lives 3 mins away) and asked her to bring me a halter and lead rope. Mare was good about me hanging onto the neck of the fly sheet, but I was worried that if she tried to leave I wouldn't be able to keep control of her.
A was able to find me in the field and the mare was more than content to hang out with us getting scratches and cookies. As we were waiting for the sheriff to show up (who never did), A and I decided that if we couldn't find the owner we'd take her back to our barn. I did post to FB about her and a few people quickly shared the post. I was contemplating calling our vet to see if she was micro-chipped when a passing truck stopped. It was the neighbor of the horse's owner. He was calling the owners as he got out of his truck.
The owners showed up very quickly and were so happy we had stopped to catch her. They hadn't noticed she had gotten out till the neighbor called. They lived about a third of a mile down on the other side of the road. Apparently Abby, the mare, is quite skilled at opening gates and letting herself out. They've only lived at this property for about a year and this was the first time she'd pulled the Houdini trick. They vowed to upgrade their fences and after many thank you's they started walking her home. While I was happy we were able to find Abby's people, I was a little disappointed I couldn't take her back to the barn and have her feet done.
Ever since he put his leg through the fence, Peebs has had a little bit of swelling in that leg. Not much, and it went away with work so I haven’t been too concerned about it. But when I pulled him out yesterday I noticed there was more fill than normal and that there was a firm, defined lump.
No heat and he didn’t react when I palpated it. I tossed him on the lunge line and while very lazy, he was sound. I called my vet’s office and texted pictures. My vet replied that since Peebs is sound and the lump is firm, we’re going to take the wait and see approach. Peebs is on one gram of bute a day and in a standing wrap till Friday when I’m to report back to the vet.
Hopefully this is just a minor thing, but I would appreciate any crossed fingers and healing thoughts!
Cinder's been in training for a week now and I got a progress report from Trainer S on Tuesday.
I was/still am worried that I raised a crazy she-demon of a horse so I was so excited to hear that she had been good. I've gone out to visit Cin a couple of time, but missed seeing Trainer S both times.
When I went out on Saturday, there was only one other person at the barn, and their horse was on the other aisle so I took my time loving on Cinder and trying to figure out S's shorthand on the barn board. Most of the horses have cute nicknames (Sparklepony is my fave) and Cinder had already gotten hers.
S also sent me a pic of Cinder meeting her paddock mates. Apparently those two love making new friends, which is Cinder's favorite thing besides groomies, so the three of them quickly became best buds. The fly sheeted one lives across the aisle from Cinder and the two mares make moon eyes at each other all day.
So Peebs' big adventure a week and a half ago was to haul down to a local show facility and participate in their free schooling day. I was waiting to do the recap to see if the photographer got any pics of us, but when he finally posted his photos after a week, we weren't in any. Boo. So you'll have to make due with blurry screenshots from my phone.
The main goal of the schooling day was to get out and jump somewhere else, especially for A and Scottie who came with us. A can get nervous riding somewhere new and Scottie can feed off of her, so Peebs and I were moral support. We spent a long while just walking around the indoor schooling arena getting A comfortable before making our way outside to jump the course.
This facility has an open outdoor sand arena next to a small xc course. The Jump-a-Round course included both, but since neither A nor I have a xc vest, we could only do the stadium course. Which was fine. The way the day worked was that you warmed up then added your name to the list and waited to jump your round. It was slightly disorganized as some people were jumping much bigger and then the fences had to be reset if the next person was jumping smaller. My trainer came with us, so she was able to reset fences for me, and in her sneaky way claimed "There was only time to make some of them smaller; you can do it." when I said they still looked big.
Peebs had been good in warm up inside, but was super distracted by everything outside. There were horses turned out grazing, a hay field getting baled, the xc field, and who knows what else capturing his attention. The course started with a line and we trotted the first fence pretty weakly. I realized he needed more from me than he usually does at a show, so we came back to trot the second fence and I went to my crop over it. That snapped him out of his funk and the third fence rode well. Fence four, the skinny x above, was off a tight turn, with another tightish turn to another outside line after. I brought him back to the trot and his distractedness took over and he very calmly stopped at it. It felt like he just wasn't paying attention and didn't realize he was supposed to jump it. So we circled back and I rode with purpose and we made it over just fine.
The rest of the course flowed pretty well after that. I passed my trainer after fence four and heard her say to relax my arms and follow and wouldn't you know, that worked. The second outside line was an easy five, then a long approach to a single on the diagonal back to the skinny cross rail (which we trotted again but did jump on the first try) then another long approach to a single diagonal. While definitely not our best round, we did school what needed to be schooled and that was the point of the day. We could have signed up for another round, but I was tired and starting to get sunburned and since it was only the fourth jump school in three months for Peebs, I didn't want to overdue it. I hope they have more schooling days because I will definitely go back!
I promise I'll update about Peebs' adventure but I'm still waiting for the pro photog to get back to me. Apparently he only posts some of the pics he took and if none of yours got posted you have to email him. So fingers crossed he gets back to me and took pics of us!
Anyways, Cinder left for boarding school yesterday. I was surprisingly anxious about it. Even though Trainer S seems super nice and sweet, I had visions of Cinder getting judged, or somehow flunking out. I was also trying to figure out what tack I should send her with. I didn't want to be "that" owner and bombard S with a ton of questions, or show up with a tack room's worth of shit, so I narrowed it down to brushes, Cinder's boots, and her bridle. And she's only 25mins away so if I need to bring something else over I will.
Tuesday, the day before she left, A's mom, J, gave Cinder a going away party. She and A decorated Cinder's stall front, bough a goodie basket of treats, and then got pizza and a cake for us humans. J was almost more worried than I was about Cinder leaving. She's super attached to Cinder, since Cin is such an attention whore. I've already told J I'll take her over to visit.
I realized as I was hooking up the trailer that Cinder hasn't been hauled anywhere since she came to TCF last year. A was helping load and coming with me and thankfully it only took about a minute to get Cinder on the trailer. She did pitch a big fit during the first 10mins of the drive and arrived drenched in sweat. I guess I should haul her more than once a year.
She settled in at VVF relatively quickly. Trainer S had just thrown everyone dinner so there was hay in her stall and after investigating Cinder quickly started eating. Currently she's right next to the cross ties and tack room, so she'll get getting everyone's attention as they go past her, which she'll love. Trainer S and I talked a little bit more and I reluctantly said good bye and told Cinder to behave. I am going to check on her after work but S said she'll text me updates.


CNN Jeff Zucker believes that digital is the future of CNN. Fortuned hi" and not ruling out parity in the future.
"We're much further along than pennies, and we're further along I think than dimes, and we're probably a little north of quarters. You know, I don't know that there's 50-cent pieces, but somewhere between that," he said.
Nonetheless, the bulk of the Time Warner-owned CNN's revenue comes from distributors like Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and DirectTV.
Like the other established networks, CNN attract a younger audience, the prized 18- to 34-year-old demographic who grew up online and .
"When news happens, those same people do come to watch us on television," Zucker said, citing the Boston Marathon bombing as evidence. "In all of television, CNN was the No. 2 television network, not cable, that night among 18- to 34-year-olds, and we only lost by 2,000 viewers. They will find their way to us on television, and that's very important as we look out the next 5, 10, or 15 years.
Zucker contends that the 18- to 34-year-old demographic may get breaking news from Twitter and Facebook, but they come to CNN to see if it is true. CNN is also in a joint venture with news upstart Buzzfeed to produce a YouTube channel with original content as a way to introduce the network to a younger audience.
CNN had more than 12 million unique visitors, 85 million page views, and 5 million video starts -- up 40 percent from the same day last year, he said.
"We can't ignore the numbers that came to us yesterday on the royal baby. So, I think we have to balance both, understanding where our bread is buttered for the time being," Zucker said.
According to Comcast, CNN had 61 million unique visitors in June, second to Yahoo!-ABC News Network with 83 million. CNN's afternoon TV programming, such as Jake Tapper's "The Lead," had less than 500,000 total daily viewers in recent days.
For the royal birth announcement, CNN had 40 percent more traffic at CNN.com than the same day a year ago, Zucker said. CNN.com
Zucker, who has been at CNN since the beginning of this year, said his main challenge is making CNN essential beyond big breaking news events.
"...CNN has usually been essential in times of breaking news and people would use CNN a little bit like the spare tire in the trunk," Zucker said. "You would take it out when you needed it, and then put it back. The key for us, and the goal and the strategy, is to make sure that we are more essential more of the time. So actually, you're using that tire on the car all the time. And that's really been the goal for us this year ... to build programming with hosts and anchors that will bring people back on a more regular basis."
The network is bringing in new talent, working on revamping its prime time programming, and hiring talent to produce additional content for CNN's digital properties.
Since Zucker came to CNN, some critics have accused the network of becoming too soft and dumbing down its coverage. For example, CNN had extensive coverage of the George Zimmerman trial and relatively modest coverage of the ongoing unrest in Egypt.
"There has been no criticism of [CNN's coverage of the Zimmerman trial] since the verdict happened, and everybody recognized all the layers to that story," Zucker said. "We did recognize early on that this was much more than just a local murder trial, that there were issues of race, class, the Second Amendment, and self-defense."
The CNN president also said he wants the network to be know for its objectivity, differentiating it from more partisan competitors, like Fox and MSNBC. "Just because we are objective doesn't give us a license to be dull, and doesn't mean we can't have a point of view," Zucker said.
CNN announced that the political debate show "Crossfire" would return to the network in the fall with Newt Gingrich, S.E. Cupp, Stephanie Cutter, and Van Jones at the table.
Above all, Zucker wants to broaden the definition of news at CNN and cover stories of human interest without being above what people are talking about. "We have two domestic cable network competitors who are basically about politics all the time. What I want CNN to be about is all of the news. A things that we all talk about, but not just equals politics," Zucker said.
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Al fresco dinWhat could be nicer than sitting outside in the sunshine eating good food? Last month’s weather was so changeable but we still managed to find a couple of windows of opportunity to get out and enjoy the sun.
With arguably one of the finest views of Swansea Bay, Croeso Lounge has a fab outside seating space, where you can sit and people watch from your own eyrie – it even has its own bar, so you don’t have to trek downstairs to place your order. We popped in for an early lunch and bagged ourselves a prime spot on the balcony, settled down into the comfy chairs and soaked up the rays. Lunch is usually a quick sandwich and a coffee, but today we had time to spare so could be indulgent. Tapas is always a good choice for me as I find it difficult to choose just one dish – and my eyes are usually bigger than my stomach. Croeso Lounge has a good deal where you can choose any three tapas dishes plus a basket of bread for around a tenner – perfect for a lazy lunch.
Halloumi cheese has recently become my favourite non-meat option. Its salty chewiness is very satisfying, and I happily use it to replace meat in salads or served with pasta or vegetables. It’s got a very high melting point, so you can grill or fry it without it melting into a puddle. Here it was served with a mixture of courgettes and peppers and was quite delicious. No tapas for me is complete without the addition of squid or calamari – here it was served salt and pepper style with a roasted garlic mayonnaise. Finally, my trio included buttermilk chicken with chipotle mayonnaise, which had a wonderfully deep flavour from the smoked paprika.
The twisted chicken club ciabatta was stuffed to the gunwales with tender buttermilk chicken; soaking the chicken in buttermilk tenderises it and gives it a meltingly soft texture; smoked streaky bacon, emmental cheese, guacamole, chipotle mayo, tomato and spinach. I said it was stuffed.
Next time you feel in need of a leisurely lunch with a view, pop along to Croeso Lounge and grab yourself a balcony seat – you’ll need to get there early if the sun is out!
I’m not totally sure how or why The Secret got its name as it is in wide view of everyone who travels along the seafront or Oystermouth Road. It used to be the site of the 360 café but has undergone an extensive makeover to transform it into a very smart beach bar and kitchen – it has retained the marvellous views across the bay.
I ate there on two consecutive nights last month, firstly with a party of thirty other business women at a monthly get together, and then the following evening for dinner à deux. The dinner à trente was expertly executed – everyone was served at the same time. The food was hot where appropriate and the service was slick and professional. Not an easy task when you are trying to find out who ordered what over the cacophony of chatter.
The following evening was a far more relaxed affair, but the service and food maintained the high standard of the night before. This time I had a chance to savour every mouthful of my katsu squid – tender pieces of squid served with a katsu aioli, chilli and coriander. Katsu is a type of Japanese curry – it’s much milder and sweeter than traditional Thai or Indian spicing. We teamed this with the crab hushpuppies. Before you worry that we were tucking into the sort of shoes favoured by art teachers in the 70s let me enlighten you – and believe me I had to do some research! A hush puppy is made of a corn-meal based batter formed into a small ball, which is then deep fried and generally served as a side dish to fried fish in the Southern States of America. I suppose our equivalent is a croquette or in Spain a croquetas. Here they have added crabmeat and created a savoury bite that makes an interesting alternative to the usual starters on offer. In fact, most of the starters on the menu are different and can be served tapas style as small plates. Beetroot hummus, za’atar chicken, watermelon and feta, Argentinean wild prawns, the list goes on and I will have to return to try them all.
The Welsh rarebit burger proved too hard to resist, when it came to choosing our main courses, I think it was the temptation of the addition of a wild prawn that sealed the deal. A good burger is a thing of beauty, and this one would have won a sash in any competition. The succulent beef was well seasoned and came with a mantle of good strong Cheddar and some great bacon.
I am a sucker for anything truffly; I love the earthy smell of truffle oil, so the tagliatelle with mushrooms had my name on it. Topped with a hearty sprinkling of cheese this was heaven on a plate. The portion size defeated me, but fortunately Simon was on hand to help a damsel in a dress that was getting tighter by the minute.
This is definitely going to be a favourite for us in the future as it is one of the few restaurants with a sea view.
I don’t think it will remain a secret for very long – great food, fabulous at views – it’s a winning combination.
Just a five-minute walk from The Secret is a new Chinese restaurant, Yummy Garden. One Sunday evening last month, after a visit to the cinema that didn’t turn out as I thought, but what did I expect from Quentin Tarantino, I was, in need of sustenance in the form of noodles. They are my comfort food and I definitely needed comforting after all that violence.
Yummy Garden is on St Helen’s Road opposite a rather well-known ice cream parlour. The first time I passed by it was absolutely full of local Chinese families, so I had an idea that it might be worth dropping in. The décor is bright and airy with Chinese good luck symbols on the walls, and plenty of large tables – perfect for family dining.
Although it was after nine on a Sunday evening, we received a warm welcome and were seated at a table by the window. Drinks were ordered and delivered quickly, I could then begin to relax and give the menu my full attention. Everything that you’d expect to find on a Chinese restaurant menu was there – sometimes all you want is the familiar. So, it was quickly decided that we’d skip the starters and share three dishes; chicken noodles, pork with ginger and spring onion and king prawns. A portion of egg fried rice completed the feast.
The salt and pepper prawns were exceptionally good – great big and juicy with a crispy exterior – and plenty of them. The pork was succulent with a hit of heat from the fresh ginger while the noodles included lots of chicken and vegetables – we probably didn’t need the rice, but it made a good addition to the pork.
Yummy Garden has a takeaway and delivery service available that I might try one evening when I want to stay in and watch a film – and it will definitely not be a Tarantino.


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EA can support BPM projects by helping project teams become better acquainted with the very processes they are trying to improve. A project manager assigned to a new project can simply access the EA repository to get up to date information on the current processes pertinent to his/her domain. With respect to EA3 framework, “The enterprise’s key business and support processes are documented at the Business level of the EA framework” (Bernard, 2012. Pg. 127).
Quick process improvement wins and one off pinpoint projects may embody a “silo-ed” or parochial approach not in keeping with a broader strategic outlook. Ignoring emerging business strategies can be a costly mistake. For example, energy and resources could be mobilized by a bank to architect a new customer account management or card/payments processing system within the enterprise, accompanied by revised processes. The bank could simultaneously be moving forward with emerging cloud strategies that render the new architected solutions meaningless and obsolete. This hypothetical example of creating solutions in isolation from the overall strategy would be a very costly endeavor in terms of time and money and should obviously be avoided.
Olding (2008) found that Wells Fargo operated a very decentralized structure but lacked the coordinated ability to understand what was occurring in other groups that were employing business process management initiatives. A disadvantage of not embedding the BPM experiences within an EA framework was the failure to capitalize on successes that were gained across other “silo-ed” groups. Integrating EA into the approach dramatically simplified the process of capturing those wins for organizational reuse.
Build BPM adoption from the bottom up. Approach business groups with proven examples and internal successes that will help drive the willingness to adopt new approaches.
Feig, N. (2008, June 1). The Transparent Bank: The Strategic Benefits of BPM — Banks are taking business process management beyond simple workflow automation to actually measure and optimize processes ranging from online account opening to compliance. Bank Systems + Technology, Vol 31. Retrieved from Factiva database.
Both “Best Practices” and “Artifacts” are two of the six core elements that are necessary for an EA approach to be considered complete. A best practice can be used as an artifact within the EA leading to complementary effects. For example, best practices such as SWOT Analysis and Balanced Scorecard can be used as artifacts within EA at the strategic level. The Knowledge Management Plan, which outlines how data and information is shared across the enterprise, is an artifact that resides at the Data & Information functional area on the EA cubed framework.
“For example, one T-Mobile project was to create a service that would let subscribers customize their ring sounds. The project group assumed that it would have to create most of the software from scratch. But the architecture group found code that had already been written elsewhere at T-Mobile that could be used as the basis of the development effort. The reuse reduced the development cycle time by a factor of two, says Moiin. [vice president of technical strategy for T-Mobile International]” [2].“battle of best practices” [2]’s s.


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In attendance were: Lachlan Crescent, Su Dolphin, Thomas Brownwell, Vivienne Recorder, Illuminada Silver Trumpet, Santin Gold Forest, Damien Sable Fret, Kean Trident, Selene Aurum, Catherine de Winter, Balthazar Seraph, Martin Al Sahid, Hrorek Chevron, Christopher Golden Rose, Christopher Thomas "CT" Black Lion (An Tir), Kurt Sommelier, John ap Griffin, Cei Myghchaell, Honor Grenehart, Iain Glic macRobert.
Upcoming meetings are: January 22, 2006, February 05, 2006, March 12, 2006, April 02, 2006, May 07, 2006 and June 25, 2006.
The Administrative Handbook of the College of Arms requires that the Principal Herald (or a designated deputy) inform submitters, in writing, of any returns at the kingdom level (AH V.A.2). Furthermore, the Administrative Handbook requires that the Principal Herald keep a copy of all submission-related correspondence (AH X.B.2).
In order to comply with these requirements, as of the beginning of the New Year, the Office of Crescent will directly send written notification of kingdom return.
Previously this task was a duty of the herald of each submitter's local group. This is possibly the most difficult task for a local herald to perform. Frequently, the local herald does not have contact information for the submitter, may have never met the submitter, and may not even be aware that a submission was made from their territory, especially if the submission was accepted at a kingdom consult table.
Local heralds should still consider it their duty to inform each submitter in their territory of each decision regarding their submissions, especially in the case of kingdom returns. This will serve as a backup to the official Crescent notification, and hopefully will make it clear to the submitter that there is a friendly, local herald to help answer their questions. This will require keeping a close eye on the monthly minutes (available online at http://www.sca-caid.org/herald/minutes.html) and the Laurel Letters of Acceptance and Return (found at http://www.sca.org/heraldry/loar/).
As of the beginning of the year, however, the local herald is no longer required to send written notification. A letter, email, telephone call, or conversation at an event or council meeting are all sufficient.
Submissions marked with "†" were Pended from the November meeting.e February 22, 2006 Letter of Intent.
Laertes McBride. New augmentation. Vert, on a saltire Or five quatrefoils slipped vert and for augmentation, in chief on an escutcheon d within a bordure 99.
[Armory] The submitter's arms were registered 08/99from the crown of Caid on 10/08/05 (Great Western War grand court).
The augmentation conflicts with the kingdom's badge specified for this purpose, therefore the submitter may use it without explicit permission to conflict.
The saltire is drawn a little low in order to accommodate the escutcheon. We do not feel it is so bad as to require return, but rather recommend the submitter draw the saltire centered in the future.
Thorin Ó Séaghda. Kingdom resub name and device. Per pale gules and vert, in chevron an axe argent hafted proper and a needle and on a chief argent three trefoils slipped vert.
[Name] Submitted as Thorin O'Seaghdua. This name was checked at the 10/02/05 meeting but was returned for missing forms. 10th century Viking-Irish, will accept minor but not major changes.
Ó Séaghda is found in MacLysaght (s.n. Shea, pg. 269). The author states that the modern Gaelic form is Ó Sé. We believe this name is close, though clear of the SCA name Thorland O'Shea (Feb. 1990). We have changed the spelling in order to match documentation.
The combination of Anglo-Saxon and Gaelic is one step from period practice (Eithne of Cantwaraburg, 10/02).
[Armory] This device was returned at the 11/06/05 meeting for lack of a name.
Máirghréad NicChlurain. New device. Azure a plant of three thistle flowers between three triquetra each interlaced with an anulet Or.
[Name] The submitter's name appears on the 10/26/05 Letter of Intent.
[Armory] This must be returned since the central charge is not identifiable as drawn (RfS VIII.3). We recommend separating blossoms to make them individually identifiable. Also, the field color blurs the line between azure and purpure. The field color should be redrawn with a more standard, heraldic blue (or purple, if that's what is desired).
The opinion of the College is that the primary charge on this device is unidentifiable. RfS VIII.3 states,significant reduction in size, marginal contrast, excessive counterchanging, voiding, or fimbriation, or by being obscured by other elements of the design." In this case, the heart, a charge not usually seen voided, loses its identifiability when voided and interlaced with the triquetra.
Crescent declines to rule on whether the change from voided heart to annulet is enough to fix this issue.
Ysabeau Anais Roussot du Lioncourt. New device change. Per pale gules and sable, a wingless griffin rampant incensed and queue-forchy within a bordure Or.
[Armory] If registered, the submitter wishes her current device, Per pale gules and pean, a wingless griffin rampant, incensed and queue-fourchy, within a bordure embattled Or (registered 03/89) to be retained as a badge.
We believe this is clear of Per pale gules & sable a lion rampant within an orle Or (Isabeau Celeste de la Vallière, registered 08/94). There is clearly a CD via X.4.e for change in type of peripheral charge. The other necessary CD via X.4.e for change in type of primary charge is less clear. Elsbeth Laurel writes, "We leave open the question as to whether a wingless griffin and a lion rampant should be considered significantly different in the future." (William Geoffrey the Rogue, 07/99) Half of the wingless griffin is not a lion, and therefore we feel it is reasonable to assume a CD.
We are less certain whether this is clear of Sable, a two-headed tyger rampant heads addorsed within a bordure Or (Marcus Isenax, registered 11/96). We have one CD via X.4.a for changes to the field. The other CD must come via X.4.e for change from a two-headed tyger to a wingless griffin. The Caidan College was not as successful finding precedent, which even came close to this issue. Typically, there is no CD given between two headed animals and the same animal with one head (the most common case being eagles). Here again, we are changing the beast from all tyger to half eagle, half lion. Despite the similarity between a tyger's head and a griffin's head, we think these are clear. We have decided to pass this up for discussion by the College of Arms, especially since the submitter already has a device so it should not hurt her to be a "test case".
Alexander Cunninghame. New name.
Alexander is found in Withycombe (p13, s.n. Alexander). It is dated in this spelling to the 12th C.
Cunninghame is found in Black (p192, s.n. Cuningham). It is the second spelling in the header, undated in this spelling. Close variants date to the 1200's. R & W (p121, s.n. Cunningham), has nothing useful to add.
† Brianna de Blare. New name.
[Name] The submitter has checked no boxes.
Brianna is the submitter's legal given name. A copy of her driver's license is attached.
de Blare is found in Black (p.81, s.n. Blair). It is dated in this spelling to 1214 and 1241; Alexander de Blare.
† Catherine Hunter. New name.
[Name] The submitter is interested a feminine name. She will accept no changes.
Catherine is in Withycombe (p.186, s.n. Katherine), where it is undated in this spelling.
Hunter is in Black (p.370) dated in this spelling to 1259. In Morgan & Morgan (p.167, s.n Meurig), the name is dated 1575.
Elena Mercante all
Elena is in De Felice Nomi, (header, pg.139). It is listed as the name of the mother of Constantine I the Great, and appears to have been in common use since then.
Mercante is in De Felice Cognomi (header, pg.167). The entry appears to affirm that the name is medieval.
† Fionnghuala inghean Uilliam(Irish).
Fionnghuala is found in OC&M (p.103, s.n. Finnguala). It is the first spelling after the colon. "Extremely popular... in the later middle ages".
inghean Uilliam, "daughter of William". Uilliam is found in OC&M (p.175). It was brought to Ireland by the Normans.
† Helga gylðir. New name and device. Per fess sable and argent, a wolf passant and a wolf sejant contourney ululant counterchanged"Viking Age". S.
Helga can be found in Gierr Bassi (pg. 11).
gylðir is also found in Gierr Bassi (pg. 22) and is a byname meaning "howler, wolf".
Josseline Margretyinge. New name and device. Per bend gules and sable, a dog rampant Orwants to be called if any changes are madeJosseline is in Dauzat (p. 346, s.n. Josse). It is undated in this spelling.
Margretyinge is in Ekwall (p. 314, s.n. Margaretting), dated to 1408 in this spelling.
† Talitha de Barde. New name and device. Argent, a chevron sable between two thistles purpure slipped and leaved vert and a chalice gules.
Talitha is the submitter's modern given name as documented by her California driver's license. This is a perfectly acceptable application of the Legal Name Allowance (RfS II.4) but application of this rule is defined as one step from period practice. Therefore, while this name may be forwarded to Laurel, it is not authentic, as the submitter requests.
de Barde. Black (p.42-43, s.n. Baird) "This name appears to be territorial in origin. A family "de Bard" or "de Barde" Henry de Barde ... dated to 1202."
[Device] The "argent" hass this e thied bands streak across the blazon. This must be returned for redraw.
These thistles are not, in fact "proper". Proper thistles are green except for the "tuft" at the top of the flower, though this is not a reason for return.
† Thomas Hewes of Islingt11th-13th Century England". He will accept no changes. If ch.
Thomas is found in Withycombe (pg. 280) where it is dated to 1086-1600.
Hewes is found in R&W (s.n. Hugh, pg. 242) where it is dated 1524 (Elysabeth Hewes).
of Islington is a locative. The place name is found in Ekwall (header, pg. 267) where it is undated in this spelling. There are two different locations with this name (with different derivations for the name). Both locations date to the Domesday Book.
† Samutani Sukenobu. New name.
[Name] The submitter desires a male name, and will accept minor but not major changes.
Samutani is a constructed surname made up of the two kenji, Samu_ "Cold" dated to 1572 (Solveig Throndardottir, p. 156) and tani "Valley", dated to 1568 (Solveig Throndardottir, p. 145).
Sukenobu is a nanori (a nanori is an adult given name.) found in Solveig's "Historical Masculine Naneri Table", p. 354, dated to 1332.
Gabriel Archer.
Gabriel is found in Withycombe (header, pg.123 ff). It is a biblical name in use in England as early as 1199.
Dirk Ivanovich. Resub Kingdom badge. Or, a gorgon's head cabossed gules.
[Armory] This badge was overly stylized and returned at the 11/06/05 meeting for a redraw. It has been redrawn per the request of the submitter. This was conflict checked and found to be free of conflict.
This is clear of (Fieldless) a seraph gules (Serephina Anlaia, registered 10/90) with one difference for the addition of a field and another for the difference in type of head.
Edward Thorp of York. Resub Kingdom name.
[Name] The submitter is interested in a male name. He will accept major but not minor changes to his name. He cares most about the language/culture.
Edward is found in Withycombe p. 94, s.n. Edward) "...from the accession of Edward I in 1272, there was an Edward on the throne for over a century (until 1377). From that time it has been in regular use."
Crescent returned the submitter's previous name, "Edward Thorp" 11/05 for conflict with Edward Thorpe (Webster's Biographical Dictionary, s.n. Thorpe, pg. 1467). The addition of the locative, "of York", clears this conflict.
Thorp is found in R&W (p. 445, s.n. Thorp) with Robert de Thorp and William in le Thorp, 1327. "From one of the numerous places named Thorp."
of York. Ekwall (p 545, s.n. York) says of York, "Scandinavians at an early date came to know the name, and in their speech it became Iorvik, found in Egill's Arinbjarnardrapa of 962. A later development of this is Iork, founding later ON sources, as in Fagskinna, In this form the name was re-adopted by the English." It is not date in this spelling, but is the header spelling.
Saerlaith ighen mhic Neill . New device. Azure a seahorse Or and on a chief wavy argent three estoiles saltirewise azure.
[Name] The submitter's name appears on Caid's 09/21/05 Letter of Intent.
[Armory] The line of division on the chief is difficult to distinguish. Each "wave" is not drawn deeply enough. It must be returned for this reason (RfS VIII.3).
An estoile is typically drawn with one set of points pointing straight up and down. While not a reason for return, the orientation must be explicitly blazoned.
† Wilhelm of Caid. New badge. Or, an emmet gules.
[Name] Holding name registered 04/05. This was submitted under his returned name, Wilhelm Grimm and changed by the Caidan college.
[Armory] We note that an emmet is a type of ant. The submitter requests that we use this term, so we are forwarding this submission noting that Laurel has used this term in blazons in the past (Daffyd of Emmett, Gyronny of twelve gules and Or, an emmet (ant) sable. Registered 03/87).
Charles de Grey (unspecified).
This name conflicts with the real-world Earl Charles Grey (after whom "Earl Grey Tea" is named). By previous precedent, he, and his son, also named Charles Grey are important enough to protect (Charles le Grey, returned 09/01). The addition of "de" is insufficient to clear this conflict (see RfS V.1.a.ii).
Muireann an Ruadh Madadh-alluidh inghean Eoin. and on a chief sable a decrescent gules fimbriated argent ("byname 'the red wolf'"). As the submitter puts it, "The submitter is willing to drop the patronymic if this is necessary for registration, but really wants a Gaelic form of 'the red wolf' as a byname."
Muireann a feminine given name in OCM (p.141, s.n. Muirenn: Muireann). It is glossed as "sea-white, sea-fair". The Sister of Finnechta, King of Leinster who died 831 had this name.
an Ruadh Madadh-alluidh is a byname supposedly meaning "the red wolf". The submission form makes reference to "attached web articles". Unfortunately, copies did not reach us. by Malcolm Maclennan (Acair and Mercat Press, reprinted 1997) does list "ruadh" with the definition "red" (p.274, s.n. ruadh) and "madadh-alluidh" with the definition "wolf" (p.218, s.n. madadh). Gaelic is a language where the adjective follows the noun, so this element should be reversed; "an Madadh-alluidh Ruadh" (an interesting side note is that "Madadh-ruadh" is glossed as "fox"). Our research does not show women with such complex descriptive bynames, but the ) does show a few men with descriptive bynames of the pattern "the [noun] [adjective]" such as "in Gai Bernaig" (the Broken Spear) and "in Gai Móir" (the Large Spear).
While attempting to find justification for use of the descriptive byname, we found similar descriptive bynames which were used in period. "Ruadh" alone is a well-known byname which describes, literally, the color of the person's hair. It is found in Mari's "Index of Names in Irish Annals"Ruadh.shtml). The source data includes many names including "Aodh Ruadh Ua Domhnaill". "Cu," meaning "[the] Wolf/Hound" was also frequently used ("Index of Names in Irish Annals",Cu.shtml). Here, it is used symbolically, indicating that the person is as brave and noble as the wolf. Mari's source data includes "Conall Cu mac Áedha meic Ainmirech" (d. 600-604).
inghean Eoin "daughter of Eoin". Eoin is a masculine given name in OCM (p.88,). Woulfe, p.183 says the genitive form is identical to the nominative case (and vowels do not lenite).
We feel, therefore that Muireann Ruadh inghean Eoin or Muireann Cu inghean Eoin are the closest solidly-documentable forms we could come up with, but they do not match the submitter's desired meaning. We are uncertain whether Muireann Cu Ruadh inghean Eoin would work, but it may be worth a try. We are less sure of Muireann Madadh-alluidh Ruadh ingean Eoin since we have no evidence the noun was used in period names, but may also be worth a try at Laurel.
At this time, we are returning this name to give the submitter time to view this documentation, add more if she wishes, and to consider her choices for a resubmission.
[Armory] RfS VIII.3 reads (in part), "VWhile a crescent is simple enough to be fimbriated (Kierdre of Boolteens, 10/99. "Because the crescent is simple enough to fimbriate"), it's location here, a charge upon a chief, is not at the center of the design.
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Emmeline Dernelove. Laurel Resub device. Per pale argent and purpure, a heart within a Bowen knot crosswise counterchanged.
[Name] The submitter's primary name was registered 02/05.
[Armory] Laurel returned the submitter's previous design (08/05), A for conflict with Argent, a Bowen knot in cross sable (Darcy Graham, 02/81). Changes to the field and changes to the tincture of the charges clear this conflict.
Svana skósveinn. News.
Svana is in Geirr Bassi , pg.15 as a feminine given name.
skósveinn is also in Geirr Bassi , page 27 as a descriptive byname meaning "body-servant, valet".
Fj{o,}rleif inn heppni. New name.
Fj{o,}rleif is found in Gierr Bassi (header, p.9) as a feminine given name.
inn heppni is a descriptive byname meaning "lucky, happy" found in Gierr Bassi (p.22, s.n. heppni).
Aonghus Lyndesay. New name and device. Vert, an eagle argent and a sinister tierce checky sable anhe most cares about language/culture of mid 16th C Scotland.
Aonghus is found in Black (p. 23, s.n. Angus), undated in this spelling but listed as "Gaelic".
Lyndesay is found in the "Surnames" section of Sara L. Friedemann's article "Names of Women mentioned in the Perth Guildry Book 1464-1598" (http://www.ellipsis.cx/~liana/names/perth.html). It is dated to 1550.
[Armory] This is clear of Vert, a chimney swift migrant palewise argent. [Chaetura pelagica] (John of Ean Airgead, called the Mad Celt, 10/79) with one clear difference for the addition of the tierce and another for the change in posture of the primary charge (if not the change in type as well).
Maclennan, Malcolm,cair Ltd and Mercat Press, 1979, reprinted 1997.
Mari Elspeth nic Bryan (Kathleen M. O'Brien) "Index of Names in Irish Annals". http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/mari/AnnalsIndex/.1897. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,. Facsimile ed. 1969.