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Great work FP!
Great work FP!
Dang, you guys get sneak peeks at all the cool projects.
I think Justin likes that helmet a little too much, theres a line between obsession and...just plain weird.
Great comparison pics! That new helmet does look pretty close to me, but then again I never nitpick the Boba helmets apart like a lot of the "helmet guys" do. Seriously, to me and pretty much the rest of the world (besides TDH), every Boba helmet out there looks like Boba Fett. As long as it's shaped like a Boba helmet with a T-visor and dent and rangefinder (generically speaking), everyone you see will recognize it as Boba Fett, regardless of which paintjob you paint yours in, or how many milimeters this section is apart, etc.
I'm not trying to sound mean or anything, it's just that there's a lot of different Boba helmets out there and while every 'maker' is striving to be more movie accurate (which I fully admire), to everyone seeing you wearing your Boba helmet in public at events, it doesn't matter who made it, they just see Boba Fett. Doesn't matter if it's a repainted Rubies or this brand new FP one. They see Boba Fett. But for the TDH community, I know we're always striving to make a better Boba. Yay for our insane commitment !!!
For me personally, most of those Mystery sized helmets look too wide for my skinny shoulders, so I'm pretty much stuck with old school helmets as it is. I have 3 helmets in my closet under various degrees of being finished, and all are smaller (2 DP vinyls and 1 DP sized fiberglass). I wish I could get a cool helmet like the rest of you guys, but most of them make me look like a Bobble-Head. The Sgt Fang helmet "might" be about the max limit of large size to match my body frame, but in this thread it's being said this new helmet is even larger than the Sgt Fang so most likely would look bad on me. The whole movie look is deceiving. Even though the ESB and ROTJ helmets are probably the exact same size, in the stills from ESB the helmet looks really huge on Bulloch's head, but in ROTJ it doesn't. So, for an ESB helmet, I guess I could go with a large Mystery type helmet and the Bobble-Head look would work for that one being accurate.
It's late and I'm rambling on. Regardless, that's a KILLER helmet that FP has created (with group effort this time) and I'm sure will continue to raise the costuming bar once again.
I am so in love right now...and with a helmet, that was reworked by a group of outstanding helm guy gurus...If this was heard in any other place but here, it would be so wrong, and on so many levels.
Thanks again guys, for the outstanding work on this. And now...I want one...
Kudos to all of you. It really will be the pinnacle Boba helmet.
Great job on the helmet. I'm hoping FP can accommodate the vast amounts of orders he's about to get!
How does this look in person? I'm wondering how the horizontal curve of a visor would fit with the vertical arc of the mandibles.
That curve is there believe it or not, but one of our comments we marked was to lessen the curve to make it more subtle. But it is there.
Looks like the keyslot slope needs more angle on it
Thats fantastic!!! You guys must be as happy with yourselves as we are eager to get our hands on one!!!
How long before we can all start talking prices??????????????
how 'bout a side by side with a mystery helmet?
Sadly we dont have a mystery helmet on hand to do that with.
Looking forward to details!
So anxious....can't wait...much....longer
we looked at this over and over and over....we know this curve is present...however we agree it is a little more subtle than what is curently on the FPH. As EVAN4218 said the adjustment will be made and it should come out great. The Best part about this project is that it is a group effort so everyhing we are doing has been reviewed many times so that the most accurate bucket will be created. I am confident that this will be the best helmet FP has ever done!!
It is bigger then the Marrow Sun but smaller then the MSH2. I belive it to be as close to the size of the real deal as we will ever get with a fan made. The mysterys are to small if your going for the size of the real deal. But the MSH2 was to big... I think folks will be quite happy with this helmets size!
That's encouraging to hear, evan4218. Maybe there's hope after all. I'd still have to try one on to see if it would be too wide for my skinny shoulders, though.
You said the "Mystery" helmets are too small? You mean like the Sgt Fang, his was one of the Mysteries, right? I thought FPs original helmet and the Sgt Fang were from basically the same source helmet??? Now I know my Don Post's are too small to the common man, but with my skinny head I have to actually install 1" foam blocks into my Don Post helmet to make it sit nicely on my skull.
Now as far as how Natty came up with his, I remember reading way back when, but really I just don't remember...anyone??
And I think with this new FPH helmet our goal was to make the most accurate fan-made helmet possible.....everyone always knew the MSH2 was too big......yet after seeing the Fett exhibit at C4 allot of us agreed that the "Traditional Mystery Helmet", Marrow's or Sarge's, was still a little small compared to the real deal....I know I know, that is a very BOLD statement. But throughout my time at C4 I spoke with a number of fellow TDH'ers that agreed.
In addition, at the exhibit we took some shots of a Mystery Helmet "fairly close" to the Exhibit...and the Mystery Helmet was noticeably smaller in terms of over all shape...however details like Ears, RF, etc it was just way to hard to tell, and keep in mind the helmet we used had the new RS ears on....Thanks GBH.
I think at this point a great helmet for "costuming" is cool, and things like "How would it Look on me" is an extremely important question....heck lord knows how many times I was called "JANGO" when I was in the Fett suit here recently.
But our goal was to try and be as accrurate to the Exhibit as possible, and unfortunatly the Costuming or Trooping aspect NEVER came into play.
At one point it was going to be a 100% ESB helmet, with all the Cracks and gauges...now just a universal Bucket....with so many options ...
I think in the end Fettpride came pretty close with a "Happy Medium" of sorts for everyone....
Hope that helps?
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To add to what Spidey said... the Natty was a fan sculpt done with clay on top of a DP95. (correct me if I am wrong)
The reason the Mystery helmets are "too small" is due to dozens of generations or recasting... every time you recast something or make a mold your new product shrinks a bit, the level of that shrinkage can be controlled some by the quality of product and the way you mold the helmet. You can also have deformations to the basic shape of the piece... be it the flair or other aspects. Even RS's plug, a first gen casting from a studio helmet has shrinkage. The issue with most the mystery helmets is they have been molded and remolded to the point that they have lost a measurable amount of size from the real deal. This dosnt apply to you if your only interest is costuming and what looks good on you.
My interest is to have the most accurate helmet possible on a museum quality display so how the helmet looks on me when I wear it is of no concern of mine. I have a wide variety of helmets in different sizes to choose from to look "right" on me when I troop. The effort of the FPH is to have a bassist for a truly accurate helmet based on what we witnessed at C4.
Where's Lee on this one? I know enough to vouch for now, that fortunately for RS, he had the best industry men on the job with this one (why wouldn't he?), so no, IF (and that's a BIG "IF") there was shrinkage it would be in the undetectable thousanths upon thousanths. We're talking less than the thickness of human hair. That plug wasn't just a bit of work from someone's garage, that much is apparent now. I heard that shrinkage rumor a long time ago, and not only do I not agree, but digital measuring instruments disagree too. That thing has been through so much scrutiny it's rediculous. When you add found parts, the measurements are identical. I'm a patient pefectionist type, and I've got to hand it to that plug, RS is a lucky dude.


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Here's what I've come up with so far. The pump is not plugged. It spins freely. I checked for voltage at the pump and had nothing. I then unplugged the connector at the pump and discovered that I had 10 Volts with the washer Just Plugged In. I then put it into the Spin and Drain Cycle and the voltage at the connector went up to 25 Volts. At this point, I plugged the connector back into the pump and the voltage dropped to 0 Volts again (Which I would have expected, some draw on the line, but not enough supply or current to keep the Voltage up, even though 25 Volts isn't going to cut it anyways). I then traced the wiring diagram to see what else ran off the Pumps supply line and found that the neutral line also supplied the Water Valve and that nothing else ran off the Live Side, which went directly to the Timer. Just for the heck of it, I unplugged the Water Valve ( the neutral was jumped there so I still had my neutral for the Pump) and tried it again... Still no voltage at the Pump, unless I unplug the Pump connector. Now the STRANGE thing. At this point, I unplugged the Timer Connector and discovered that I still had voltage at the unplugged Pump Connector!! Wow, where to heck is that coming from?? At this point I feel as if I'm missing something here ( A few brain cells I guess )
Summary: Let's say the Pump Motor is bad. Why don't I have 120 Volts to run the Good or Bad Motor?? This is why I suspect the Timer. This is where I hit a brick wall!! At this point, I wanted to pull the Timer out and give it a good bath with Contact Cleaner, but I can't figure out how to remove the Timer.. HELP!!
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The quartet, who saw Dwain Chambers run a powerful final leg to cross the line in third position, were on their way to their medal presentation when they were told a faulty second handover between Harry Aikines-Aryeetey and James Ellington had led to a disqualification.
It was the same old story as for the sixth time in seven major championships they made a critical error and ended up wondering what might have been.
"It's heartbreaking," said Aikines-Aryeetey. "I feel like s***. You're going out there to get your medal and then someone stands in front of you and says, 'Sorry to be the bearer of bad news'.
"I don't understand, it just doesn't feel real. I gave him the baton, I ran for my life.
"We are in the industry where this our bread and butter. This means a lot to us and we worked so hard for this.
"It does take its toll. You can only get knocked down so many times.
"We are going to come back fighting, we are going to give our all next time, but this still cuts deep. You can't take away how much this hurts us.
"Everyone reacted in different ways and this is painful - one of the most painful experiences I've had in this sport."
It was all the more galling given the team had already completed their lap of honour, Chambers wearing a bowler hat and draped in a Union Flag.
He had come flying down the home straight to bring the team home in third place, with a Usain Bolt-anchored Jamaica taking gold. The quartet of Adam Gemili, Aikines-Aryeetey, Ellington and Chambers clocked a season's best of 37.80 seconds, but it proved irrelevant and is now wiped from the record books.
Canada were promoted to bronze in their place.
The emotions behind the scenes could not have been more contrasting, with the Canadian quartet shouting loudly in the mixed zone when given the news, while a tearful Ellington had a towel over his head, unable to speak.
Chambers, 35, has experienced plenty of ups and downs in his career.
He said: "It is emotional. To be able to cross the line in third place and secure a medal, we were looking forward to getting on the podium.
"But this is sport and it is just unfortunate that we were not able to experience what these guys are experiencing on the podium.
"All we can do now is get back home, build our team spirit back up again and move onto next year."
UK Athletics performance director and acting head coach Neil Black told the BBC: "It's pretty gutting and I'm sure we all feel the same but that's the sport."
The man Black is filling in for as head coach is Peter Eriksson, who left his position at UKA in late June, to take up the same role with Canada.
Canadian sprinter Dontae Richards-Kwok said the team had been told to appeal by one of the German relay squad, who had seen the British infringement.
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Inauguration Day 2013
Four years ago I watched the first inauguration of President Obama from the Teach for America offices. Someone had set up one of the conference rooms to stream the ceremony over the web.
About 100 people from our floor packed into the room to watch the historic event.
Now, four years later, my wife and I are watching Obama's second inauguration form our home — just the two of us and our dog. The mood at home might be a bit more subdued, but the excitement and feeling of history in the making is still there as we watched.
Sure, I get excited on Election Day, it is one of the greatest holiday. But I think Inauguration Day might be a close second.
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Kofax is the latest investor in the BPM business (and for Kofax, this means capture-driven BPM). What Kofax has envisioned for more than a year is now reality. The first step will no doubt be to link the Singularity BPM platform with the capture process and lift data that is then filtered and cleansed and move it to straight-through processes. This provides a lighter-weight approach; for some processes, this will bypass the packaged application or ECM platform. Yet more automation leads to more challenging exceptions — and the more we move to STP, the more those exceptions require case management handling and even more serious human intervention. That's where Singularity's case management platform will help; Singularity was a Leader in the 2011 Forrester Wave™ for dynamic case management solutions. Overall, there is a lot to like here. Rather then partnering for BPM, building from within, or trying to leverage 170 systems more fit to purpose workflow, this investment shows that Kofax understands that the real customer value is in process transformation rather than in supporting tasks like capture or document management. More tactically, Singularity fits well with existing Kofax SharePoint solutions. But the real synergy is around distribution: Singularity, as a private company based in Ireland with $15 million in annual revenues, suffered from poor recognition in the bigger markets. Now the 700-plus Kofax partners around the world could change that, and quickly, although not all of the partners may be up to the task. Kofax's recent investment in MobiFlex, which has mobile technology for capturing PDFs and rich media, can also be tied to capture and now case management apps. Overall, there are many positives to this, and I don't see a lot of conflict with the recent partnership with PegaSystems, as the top-end case management and BPM market and channel partners are in a different orbit. Nice work, Kofax.
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I have to ask why does Kofax need to buy another workflow company when they bought 170 systems a year ago? Could that have been a failed acquisition? We certainly don't hear much about the success of the 170 acquisition, do we?
Points well made
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I echo the comments but would also say nice work to Singularity too. This deal will get them on the radar of larger organisations seeking case management solutions and the TotalAgility BPMS holds its own compared with competing Enterprise BPMS solutions. It would have taken much longer to reach this level of exposure relying on organic growth.
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My Dearest, - Poem by Mac Adrone Adonay
The hope of mine sail through the wishing sea
And the dead roses are wet by my sad tears
Their mourning petals pricked and wounded me
I cried as my heart endured the lonely years
My dearest, how can I be strong?
You're not on my dreary side
Sorrow's door is opened wide
And with despair, I tarry long!
I know that we are far from each other
And you may say that, that will separate us
But my love for you will stay forever
Even though times, seasons, days and nights will pass
But may I ask: do you still love me,
Will you let me rest on agony?
My dearest, feel my heart and its sweet beats
Feel the soft kisses and the gentle embrace
Look to my true love where faith and hope meets
And bind them to the memories of our days
How are you this day,
Are you in a happy place,
And are you okay?
Distance separated us, I know
But my love shall continue to flow
O, my soul endured the stinging pain
But I know our love isn't in vain
My dear, I love you
Even we are far apart,
From my heart, it's true
Beneath the somber night, I stumble down
I look to the moon, thinking of you at night
And like a king who lost his golden crown
My sobbing heart face the melancholy's height
My travail's plea is to meet you one day
So my dear, help me to reach that wondrous thing
By facing the trials along the way
After that, open your heart for I will sing
A mellow song of love and glory
A song of how we smile in sweetest glee
We don't see each other for many years
Roses are dead but the lilies bloom with grace
And I know, there'll be a season of cheers
Flowers shall rise through our hearts' ardent blaze
And we'll go to a fairy land
Filled with blossoms, hope, and bliss
Nurtured by tender love and peace
My dearest, together we'll stand.
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Finding the Truth on the 'Net
A few weeks ago I wrote an article about the merits and pitfalls of the Internet as a source of information for owners of pets with cancer. I wasn't at all surprised to find the reviews were mixed.
My goal in writing the piece was not to chastise anyone for using the web as a resource or to denounce the Internet as a source of data, but rather to point out the proverbial "buyer must beware" when considering exactly what's out there regarding veterinary oncology.
As a follow up, I wanted to provide more specific details about the websites I would recommend and examples of things to look out for that could indicate false information.
I still stand by my conviction that the Internet is a dangerous place for owners of pets with cancer. As an example, I repeated a search of "canine lymphoma" in a widely used search engine, and the second hit on the list was a Wikipedia article on this disease.
Many people are aware that Wikipedia is an open-forum website where anyone can write an article on any topic they wish. Fewer may understand articles can be published with virtually no review of the content for accuracy. Veterinarians are not asked to review such pieces before they are published and I frustratingly still found what I would consider some major errors in interpretation about this one particular disease.
When I am asked to direct an owner to web-based resources, I generally recommend websites put forth by veterinary schools or the colleges/organizations responsible for overseeing veterinary specialty groups. I find these sites have the most accurate and up to date statistics and data, and are most reliable for providing truthful and realistic data.
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The Veterinary Cancer Society is also a great resource for owners. This website includes a fantastic section of "frequently asked questions," a "find an oncologist" option where owners can look for a board certified oncologist near their homes, as well as a searchable database for clinical trials owners can use to see if their pet could be eligible for experimental treatments.
Veterinary specialty hospitals with medical oncologists on staff will also often have websites with accurate and reliable material about veterinary oncology and some general practices will also offer similar articles or blog sites. Unfortunately, this doesn't mean every veterinarian is putting out correct data, which can certainly complicate the issue even further.
I found an example of a veterinarian claiming on a website, "Anything credible you read about cancer in humans applies equally to animals." Even the least medically trained individual would likely find such a statement misleading. This same website indicates that lipomas (benign fatty tumors commonly found just under the skin of many dogs and the rare cat) are only seen in "chubby dogs," which is absolutely false. How can the "average" pet owner sift through and discern the accurate from the inaccurate?
There are two main "red flags" for me indicating a website is likely providing misleading information for owners.
The first would be websites touting the benefit of various supplements, nutriceuticals, vitamins, immune-boosters, etc., with absolutely no scientific research to support the claims put forth. Most people are unaware that nutraceuticals ride the "shaky" ground between being a "feed" and a "drug." For a substance to be considered a feed it must have established nutritive value and for it to be considered a drug it must undergo rigorous safety and efficacy testing. Most nutraceuticals sit right in the middle, neither having to prove any nutritional value nor be tested for safety, integrity, or to meet any of the claims put forth via advertising. There is extremely limited research on the value of nutriceuticals for affecting outcome for humans, let alone veterinary patients. Equally concerning is the lack of research to support their potential adverse effects (e.g. potential negative interactions with chemotherapy.)
The second red flag to me are the websites claiming to report all "known and evidence based" information regarding various causes of cancer in pets, including commercial diets, pesticides, vaccines, and spaying/neutering. Other than the dreaded injection site sarcoma, these hotly debated etiologies of neoplasia are exactly that: debated. If your veterinarian is telling you they do not know the cause of a particular cancer in your pet, it is because it truly is not known. Proving causality for cancer in humans is difficult enough, and proving it in animals is near impossible.
I know I will never change the ideologies of every individual, and I'm sure I will still manage to upset some people with the content of this article. However, that's not my goal. I simply want to help make pet owners aware of the limitations of the web and provide my opinion about what sites I recommend people consider looking at when trying to gather more details about their pet's diagnosis.
If only everything on the 'net were true. We would all be thin, youthful, rich, and cancer-free.
But I guess that would leave me with a whole lot less to write about.
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I'm really upset today as i was called a bad, abusive, nasty, horrible person for admitting to using a prong on my boy. I only use it occasionally and it's never hurt him. Why are people so adamant that people who use things like this are cruel??. I mean i use positive reinforcement all the time, i just like to correct when i need to.
It made me so mad as my dog is looked after so much better then alot of the locals around here. We even have one couple who feed their dog a vegan diet, but they never get judged for it.
Sooo angry right now!:mad:
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Why would you be upset about comments that come from ignorant people?
It's not their dog, they're clueless, and they have no right to an opinion.
I would just laugh and happily go about my day.
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Ugh.. sorry you have to deal with nasty people. I use a prong too, even walking into a dog park. I make him sit and take it off, I have gotten comments too.. but then they shut up when they see how well he listens to me.. I digress, lol.
Point is, I now agree with people who are ignorant and clueless, unless I truly feel they want to learn or will take well to an explaination. Others "Yepp, I'm an abusive nasty owner, what are you gonna do?"
Let it roll off, you are going to encounter them a lot. :)
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Oh and remember, lots of people tend to have a negative reaction toward things they are not educated on..
I suffer from anxiety quite a bit and it does hurt when someone says i don't love my dog. I did put them in their place though, grr.
My dog is really well behaved too. When i stop he'll sit and wait for me to take off the collar and say "go". Sounds like we have great dogs :P.
Thank you guys. You made me feel a lot better about the whole thing. And you're right, it's usually the uneducated that run their mouths.
Just become as positive and knowledgeable about it as possible! Your country is one I could see making the mistake of banning them outright.
We get it here, too. Not as bad as you probably.
Yes the possible ban is just outrageous. The picture that went viral and caused all this is a really extreme case of animal cruelty where the collar was left on for a long time. The stupid people can't tell the difference between proper use and abuse :/.
Nobody's ever had the nerve to say that to my face. Perhaps the open bag with the airhorn, pepperspray and break stick indicate I may know what I"m doing.
I like this meme for internet people who want to be experts of all things. You know, since I can't bedazzle them with my sparkling fricken personality.
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Maybe you could get a cool prong cover. I got one just because I like the look of something nice on his neck and it helps hold the links together.
I got mine from this lady. I will try to upload a picture so you can see what it looks like on Hans. She ships worldwide, and the covers come in so many patterns!
Ahhh thank you, these are a great idea.
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Bertram De Verdun, III
|Also Known As:
|""Bertramus de Verdun""
|Farnam Royal, Buckinghamshire, England
|Died in Buckinghamshire, England, United Kingdom
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About Bertram de Verdun III, crusader and castellan of Richard I of England
Bertram de Verdun was the name of several members of the Norman family of Verdun, native of Avranchin.
For the historian Mark Hagger, the Verdun family lived lavishly in Normandy where they were minor land holders,[1] and after the Norman conquest of England they were granted land in England. Other hypothesis argue Bertram I was related to the lotharingian family of counts of Verdun, the house of Ardennes-Verdun.
Bertram I de Verdun is said to be one of the knight of William the Conqueror at the Battle of Hastings (1066). In the Domesday Book (1086), Bertram de Verdun holds the land and the manor of Farnham Royal in Buckinghamshire, held before by princess Goda of England. Some historians say Bertram was probably a son (or nephew) of Godfrey III, Duke of Lower Lorraine.[2] In Domesday Book, Bertram is said to have been in Normandy for William II's business, "duc est transmare in servicio regis", and appears in two charts of William de Saint-Calais, bishop of Durham, and King's chief advisor. Bertram's wife's name is unknown, but his son and heir was Bertram II de Verdun (? – c. 1129/30). His son continued to amass land in England, and by 1128 also had been granted land in Staffordshire and Leicestershire. Hagger suggests that he also had assumed an administrative position for Henry I, and was possibly sheriff of Yorkshire in 1100. Bertram III de Verdun coat of arms.
Bertram II's grandson was Bertram III de Verdun, one of the familiares of king Henry II. His parents are Norman de Verdun, son of Bertram II, and Lesceline de Clinton, daughter of Geoffrey de Clinton, chamberlain of king Henry I. Bertram would, in the course of his life, hold very high office. He married Maud the daughter of Robert de Ferrers 2nd Earl of Derby. Maud was a minor and it is unlikely that the marriage was ever consummated; in any event she died young without progeny. Soon after, Bertram married Rohese de Salford who gave her husband eight children.
In "The Origins of Some Anglo-Norman Families", it could be read : "In 1166 Bertram de Verdun held two knights' fees in chief. In a return of the knights of Le Mont St-Michel in 1172 there is the entry "Radulfus de Fulgeriis debet unum militem de medietate de Buillun et de Chavei et de quadam parte Olivi. Istud autem servicium debet facere pro eo Bertramnus de Verdum, filius Normanni." The places are Bouillon (Manche, arr. Avranches, cant. Granville) and Chavoy (arr. and cant. Avranches).[3]" The third place is very likely Lolif, (Olivi in Latin, close to Avranches).
In 1168 William Basset of Sapcote was Sheriff of Warwickshire and was accused of misappropriation of treasury monies. Bertram, who was at that time with the king in Caen, was sent, together with Richard de Humet, to investigate with the result that Bertram was in 1169 given the dual shrievalty of Warwickshire and Leicestershire in Basset's place. Four years later he rebuilt in stone his house at Alton, which had, up to that time, been little more than a wooden hall. In 1179 Bertram founded the Cistercian abbey of Croxden in Staffordshire, where settled monks from abbey of Aunay in Normandy.
At the beginning of the reign of Henry II a papal bull had been obtained authorizing the King to conquer Ireland and bring the Irish church in line with the rest of Europe. Henry had not found the time to act upon it but, in 1169, Dermot MacMurrough, the expelled king of Leinster, together with Richard FitzGilbert (Strongbow) Earl of Pembroke and Clare landed in Ireland. Dublin was taken and held against both Norse and Irish attacks. Henry II decided to go to Ireland to clarify his own position as Strongbow's liege Lord. Bertram de Verdun was appointed Seneschal for the undertaking, that is to say he was responsible for provisions and stores. The expedition left for Waterford on October 16, 1171. Further to this campaign, Bertram was granted by king of land in Louth, north of Ireland, where he held the town of Dundalk and several castles.
From 1172 Bertram was one of the king's "Justices in Eyre" (circuit judges) along with William Basset. Later, in 1175, he became one of the regular members of the Curia Regis.
Henry II had undertaken policies to put the kingdom into good order after the anarchy of the previous reign. This however did not meet with everyone's approval and many of the powerful barons rebelled against the crown. The French were not slow in attempting to gain an advantage from the situation and neither were the Scots. Bertram de Verdun, whose lands were in the main surrounded by rebel lords, supported the king and successfully defended Kenilworth. He also fought at Alnwick against the Scots. Here William the Lion, the Scottish King, was taken and shortly afterwards the rebellion was finally put down. Henry Plantagenet was now able to devote his time to completing his reforms in England.
Bertram de Verdun was sheriff of Leicestershire until 1183 but it is unclear as to whether he held this office continually. He spent a good deal of his time in both Ireland and Normandy where he founded or endowed many monastic houses not to mention his patronage in England. He was a close friend of his sovereign Henry II and it is likely that he was with the king in France when Henry became ill in 1189. The king retired to Chinon, where he died on July 6.
Undignified by any great office yet close to the king, but ready for any kind of business, Bertram was sometime custodian of Pontorson, sheriff of Warwickshire and Leicestershire from 1169 to 1184, itinerant justice, sent to a mission to Spain in 1177,[4] despatched to clear up dangerous muddle in Ireland in 1185, guardian of the heir to the earldom of Chester. Clearly he was a man of many parts (he was put in charge of Acre on the Third Crusade and died in Jaffa); but again, when not entrusted with a special task, he was to be found constantly with the king Henry II and numbered among his most intimate counselors.[5]
After Henry's death Bertram III remained an influential figure with king Richard I, he became castellan and went on Holy Land with king. Richard's wish was to lead a crusade and gain glory in the holy land. Bertram de Verdun set sail with Richard on what has come to be known as the Third Crusade and after many delays (including the king's marriage to Berengaria of Navarre) finally reached Acre in 1191. The Christians lay siege to the city, which soon fell and Bertram together with Stephen Longchamp was appointed governor. On August 25, 1192, St Bartholomew's day in the old calendar, Bertram died at Jaffa three days before the signing of the treaty allowing free passage to Jerusalem for pilgrims. His sword, banner and armour were returned to Alton Castle.
Bertram I de Verdun, († v. 1100)
│ └>Bertram II de Verdun, sheriff of York, († v. 1120 │ └>Norman de Verdun, Chamberlain of king Henry I of England,(† v. 1153} │ └>Bertram III de Verdun, crusader and castellan of Richard I of England, († 1192) │ └>Nicholas de Verdun, (? – 1231)
^ Hagger suggests that the Verdun family took their toponym from a place located in the French village of Vessey, Manche. But that place didn't take the name of Verdun before 1393, when it was acquired by a member of a french cadet branch of the Verdun family. Most probably the family gave the name of Verdun to this place, as well as two other near places in the villages of Boucey et Saint-Martin-des-Champs ^ It is interesting to note that the second husband of Goda of England, Eustace II of Boulogne, married again with Ida of Lorraine, daughter of Godfrey III, Duke of Lower Lorraine ^ The Origins of Some Anglo-Norman Families, Lewis Christopher Loyd, David C. Douglas, The Harleian Society, Leeds, Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, 1975, ISBN 0-8063-0649-1, ISBN 978-0-8063-0649-0, page 109. ^ Roger of Howden, Gesta, I, 107, 157 : "misit in Hyspaniam quosdam de familiaribus suis, scilicet magistrum Johannem Cumin, et Bertranum de verdun, et Robertum de Salobesbiria"; Gerald of Wales, I, 65; Receuil des Actes de Henri II, Introduction 359-60. ^ King Henry II, Wilfred L. Warren,p. 310. ^ Verdun family tree
The Fortunes of a Norman Family: the de Verduns in England, Ireland & Wales, 1066–1316, by Mark S. HAGGER, p. 34–57. Verdun family at Medieval Lands Project Cawley, Charles, 2012, Foundation for Medieval Genealogy, retrieved August 2012,[better source needed] Cartulary of Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey, p. 83 – 84. Page about the De Verdun family [1] Page about Bertram III de Verdun [2]
Bertram de Verdun III, crusader and castellan of Richard I of England's Timeline
Farnam Royal, Buckinghamshire, England
Age 37
Of, Alton, Staffordshire, England Or Of, Farnham Royal, Buckinghamshire, England
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Alton, Staffordshire, England
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Castle Brugus, , Valois, France
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Alton, Cheadle, Staffordshire, England
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Association of Breast Feeding Mothers
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Baby Friendly Initiative
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Best Beginnings
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Designed and produced by the Health Promotion Agency for Northern Ireland (HPA), Breastfed babies.org provides help and support to make breastfeeding easier.
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Unhappy with today's health care? Think of what it was like to be sick 200 years ago. No stethoscopes, antibiotics, Xrays or vaccines. Bloodletting was a common treatment. If you had a heart attack or a stroke, doctors put you in bed and hoped for the best. If you needed surgery, you got a few shots of whiskey and a bullet to bite.