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30-year-old fatally injured after car collided with his motorbike yesterday evening
A 30-year-old man has died after a car collided with his motorbike in Naas yesterday.
A 30-year-old man has died after a car collided with his motorbike in Dagwelds Cross, Blackwood, Naas at about 7.30pm yesterday evening.
The man was taken to Naas General Hospital where he was pronounced dead later last night. The female driver of the car received minor injuries and was also removed to Naas Hospital.
The road is now open and an examination by Garda forensic collision investigators has taken place.
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Christina Foggie shook off a foot injury and returned to the court Tuesday night.
Good thing, too, because Vanderbilt needed her game-high 18 points to fend off Western Kentucky 77-67 in Bowling Green, Ky.
Foggie had missed the previous two games with sprained tendons in her right foot. But the junior came off the bench and made six of 10 shots as the Commodores (6-3) won their third straight.
Vanderbilt trailed 35-34 at halftime, but charged out of the break. The Commodores started the second half by making their first 11 field goals, including four 3-pointers. Foggie's layup with 12:46 left made it 61-50 and ended the spurt.
Despite 22 turnovers, Vanderbilt shot 63.3 percent, including 75 percent (nine-for-12) from 3-point range.
Four Vanderbilt players scored in double figures. Kady Schrann had 14 and Tiffany Clarke and Jasmine Lister each scored 13. Lister also had 11 assists for Vanderbilt's first double-double of the season. Elan Brown hauled in a career-high 13 rebounds in addition to nine points.
Chastity Gooch and Alexis Govan each scored 15 points for WKU (5-2).
Vanderbilt returns to Nashville and Memorial Gymnasium at 7 p.m. on Thursday against Hartford.

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Britain's Prince William, left, and his wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, visit a football training pitch at St George's Park near Burton Upon Trent in Staffordshire, England, Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012. (AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth, FILE)
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HELSINKI, Finland -- A future British king or queen might spend some early hours sleeping in a cardboard box -- if a maternity package donated by Finland's social security service proves a success.
The Nordic country has given a baby box to Prince William and former Catherine Middleton, who are expecting their first baby in mid-July.
The brightly colored cardboard box doubles as a cot, complete with mattress and sheets, and contains numerous baby items including a sleeping bag, jump suits, socks, pants, hats, bonnets and diapers. Maternity packages have been given to expectant mothers in Finland since 1938.
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Roundup: GHS fencers McGuire, Shender win state titles
Updated 12:11 am, Sunday, March 2, 2014
Harrison McGuire and Nika Shender of Greenwich High School each claimed state titles at the Connecticut High School Fencing Championships Saturday at Hopkins School in New Haven.
McGuire, a senior, won the boys foil event for the fourth consecutive year. Earning First Team All-State honors, McGuire had to defeat six opponents in six separate 15-touch matches to capture the championship. He beat Kyle Evered from Guilford High in the title bout. McGuire came out on top in a boys foil event including 93 competitors.
Shender, a senior, won the girls sabre title for the second straight year. She also earned First Team All-State honors. Her brother Misha Shender, a sophomore, placed second in the boys sabre and was named First Team All-State. Maddi Herne (third place girls sabre, First Team All-State), James Plewniak (sixth place boys sabre, Second Team All-State), and Harrison Tune (seventh place boys sabre, Second Team All-State) also paced Greenwich.
Coached by Don Grunewald, Greenwich won the State Boys Team Championship last season. The Cardinals will look to defend their title at the team championships next week.
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The Cardinals boys and girls team is heading into next week's state competition in fine form after making a strong showing in their final regular season race of the season Monday at Mount Southington.
Greenwich's boys team went 3-2, beating Amity, Weston and Wilton. The Cardinal posted a team time of 271.00. Ridgefield (262.34) and Cheshire (267.53) edged the Cardinals. Coached by Lindsey Pontieri, Greenwich finished the regular season 19-6 and easily qualified for states.
Joe DeMuyt led Cards, placing second in the race overall with a time of 41.85. He finished his first run in 21.52 and his second in 20.33. Zach Moran was 14th in 44.00 and Will Sisca was 18th (44.50). Frederico Mato placed 19th (44.62) and Ben Albano finished among the top 45 for Greenwich.
On the girls side, the Cardinals (288.58) defeated Amity, Cheshire and Weston and lost to Ridgefield and Wilton.
The 3-2 showing in their final regular season meet put their overall mark at 13-7 going into Wednesday's state competition.
Gabriella Bastek had the Cardinals' top finish, placing fourth (44.62). Caroline Markowitz was 26th (47.99) and Meg Robinson (48.63) and Michelle Mato (49.19) also finished among the top 40 for GHS. Sydney Cole and Isabella Pehrson were among the top 50.
Greenwich High School placed fifth at the CIAC Class L Championships Saturday at Pomperaug High School, finishing with a team score of 129.850.
The Cardinals posted a combined team score of 32.900 on the vault. Jessica Freiheit earned a score of 9.050 on the vault, while teammate Victoria Mann finished with an 8.1. Kat McCaffrey scored an 8.050 and Emily Fedorko had a 7.7. Greenwich finished third overall on the balance beam, scoring a 32.400 Freiheit led the way (8.450), followed by Danielle Colbert (8.250) and McCaffrey (7.950). Freiheit had the top score for the Cards in the balance beam (8.750) and the floor exercise (8.550). McCaffrey earned a score of 8.475 in the floor, while Mann posted a score of 8.250.
Brunswick School registered some impressive performances during the first dayof the Division I Prep School Championships Saturday at Hotchkiss School.
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In the past three weeks, the newly formed Orange Street Cats Organization, a group of 15 to 20 volunteers, has been rescuing the animals before the house is demolished. They have already spent thousands of dollars to take care of the felines. Despite some minor health problems and dirty conditions, most of the cats are loving and affectionate. The group has been receiving assistance assistance from the Mohawk & Hudson River Humane Society, Normanside Veterinary Clinic, Bloomingrove Veterinary Hospital and Animal Lovers, but more help and homes are needed.
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If money doesn't buy happiness, what does? For managers and human resources staff, this question can be complicated yet it is crucial to increasing productivity and satisfaction in their employees. In this infographic by Salesforce, we learn that employees want to be noticed, engaged with, as well as praised for their hard work (if they are in fact working hard!) In fact, 72% of the current workforce considers themselves to be disengaged, which translates into a $370 Billion dollar annual productivity loss in the U.S. due to this disengagement.
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Rebecca Trupin is fascinated by what makes organizations work well and how to improve organizational capacity. She has enjoyed tackling these questions from a number of angles, including program planning and evaluation, entrepreneurship, and qualitative field research.
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I have been reading your newsletter for I bet 10 years now and you have given me some advice along the way. My two hotel websites have been very successful.
We have just merged with a big hotel chain and in converting the website over we have to add this phrase on all pages.
"Big Hotel Chain is a registered trademark licensed to Big Hotel Realty Affiliates. Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated."
My question is, will this line affect our current ranking? I know you don't like to talk about rankings, but these websites do very well when looking for our keyword phrases. My current web person is taking a step away from the website and working at a local college, so she is not keeping up with the latest trends.
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Hi Carl,
Unlike the other duplicate content questions, what you're talking about is what I would call "templated content." That is, content that becomes part of your global template and is on every page of your site. Every site has some aspects that are reproduced on every page, such as the main navigation or the copyright notice in the footer.
You can rest assured that Google understands boilerplate stuff because it's very common. They know how to ignore all that as necessary and not let it hurt (or in come cases help) when trying to determine relevancy.
So no, it should not have any affect on your current rankings or targeted search engine traffic.
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This is a guest post by Vadim – one of the curators of the Stylish iPad apps tumblog. They post the most visually stunning apps in App store on a daily basis. Today, Vadim will introduce us to a list of 10 stylish iPad apps you probably never heard about.
1. Timix ipad
Timix HD is a slick internet radio iPad app which based on ppl submitted mixes created by users
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An artistic visualisation of the locations of recently geotagged tweets
3. Instamap
Instamap is a photography app that redefines browsing Instagram photos
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Unleash your inner gridded side by effortlessly drawing on an angled isometric grid, creating beautifully precise geometric artwork
5. Nalden
Nalden is all about a lifestyle for digital natives. Some people think this is about trends, but it is more about curated observations. The app includes stories supported by video, photos, wallpapers and must-have apps, optimized for iPad
6. Galleried
Galleried features web designs from hand-picked galleries in a fast, easy-to-browse interface
7. Architizer
Architizer, the online source for new architecture, is now on iPad
8. Myline for Facebook
MyLine is your personal timeline of your entire facebook history, plus social feed of all that's happening now
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Spout, the newest way to enjoy news, messages, tweets and comments delivered to your screen as a beautifully rendered display
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Stylapps is the most stylish app that helps you to discover the most stylish applications in the App Store. Isn't that stylish?
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Notes in Anctry.com by John Rive Childs state that Robert Ryves was a part of Henry the VIII's Court. He or his father, also Robert, came from the Normandy area of France. He was granted lands and also bought lands in the Dorset, Damory Castle, Blandford, England. He may have had as many as four sons and nine daughters.
Called Robert of Blandford in Dorsetshire, England.
Burried in the old church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul in Blandford "between the pillars of the chancel in the north isle (yle?)
Robert Ryves was a French Huguenot who emigrated to England in 1545 from Languedoc area of France and purchased Randleston (Ranston Castle) and 1600 acres of land in Dorsetshire, England. Three years later he purchased Damory Court. Both properties were near the village of Blandford in Dorset. His wife's name was Joan. They had one son (John) and two daughters.
Robert Ryves probably represents the second generation in England. From his time (1490-1551) to well into the 19th century the English family gave its full and representative compliment of public men to the British nation and Empire.
Of some fifty-six members of the the family who attained manhood during the five generations succeeding the death of Robert, five had knighthood confirmed upon them; one became Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Dorset; one, speaker of the Irish House of Lords; one, Warden of New College, Oxford; one, an Alderman of London; three, High Sheriffs; one, Mayor of Shaftesbury; one, Town Clerk of Woodstock; and one, Steward of the University of Oxford.
Of eight who are known to have entered tile service of the Church, two became Chaplains to James l; another, Chaplain to Charles I and Charles Il, and Dean of Windsor. Others served as Archdeacon, Canon, Vicar, and Rector.
Six are known to have followed the law, including an Advocate General to Charles l, a Kings attorney General of Ireland, and two Masters of the Bench of the Middle Temple.
Six are known to have served actively in the Royal Army and Navy under the respective titles of Admiral, Vice Admiral, Major General, Brigadier General, Colonel, Major, Captain and Lieutenant.
Of the first six generations, ten are known to have been highly successful merchants, with four engaged in international shipping commerce in the wool trade.
Of the first six generations, twenty four, or almost one-half attended Oxford University, where ten were entered at New College, eight at Hart Hall, two each at Wadham and Queens, and one each at Corpus Christi and Christ Church. Eleven were students of Winchester College and fifteen are known to have pursued the study of law at the Inns of Court where an almost exclusive preference was shown for the middle temple.
The influence of Robert Ryves in encouraging education and loyal service to Church and Crown is indisputable. Robert Ryves was an avid supporter of four churches in the Blandford Parish area, which included Blandlbrd Parish Church as well as Fifehead Neville, Shroton at Ewerne Courtney and Child Okeford. His support of Blandford Parish Church was undoubtedIy substantial as indicated by his being granted permission to construct a Ryves Chapel and crypt within Blandford Parish Church.
With a proven and consistent record of service to God, Church and Crown, the Ryves family and their descendants, are deserving of having a replacement plaque identfying the family crypt within their original Church of Worship in Dorset County embodied in a memorial to Robert Ryves.
Born in Blandford Forum, Dorset, England. Died 11 Feb 1551 in Damory Castle in Blandford, and was buried 11 Feb 1551 in the old church of St. Peter and St. Paul in Blandford Forum, which was destroyed by fire in 1731. Joan died 12 Dec 1560, also in Damory Castle, and was buried in December of 1560 in Blandsford Church. Nobleman, armiger, and high member of the court of Henry VIII.
In 1545, Robert purchased the 1600 acre estate of Randleston (Ranston). In 1548, he obtained the beautiful Damory Court in Blandsford Forum from the Duke of Somerset. In 1546, his friend King Henry VIII granted, in letters patent, the manor of Milton and the "messuage" of Luscombe (Lyssecomb) in Dorset to Robert. He also held diverse lands in the East Orchard district of Dorset County. In addition to his Dorsetshire estates, Robert held lands in North Cheriton and Pointington, County Somerset.
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1. Robert Reve, Rive, Ryve, Ryves, Rives b. 1490 d. Feb 11, 1551 Earliest known Progenitor of Rives Family. Armiger and substantial land owner. Seat at Damory Court, Blandford Forum, Co. Dorset, England. Robert was of Anglo-Norman descent. At the time of his death Robert Rives was a member of the noble class and peer of King Henry VIII's Court. Robert possessed a coat of arms and held considerable estates in Dorset and Somerset.
In 1545 Robert purchsed the 1600 acre estate of Randleston [Ranston].
In 1548 he obtained Damory Court in Blandford Forum from the Duke of Somerset.
In 1546 King Henry VIII granted the premises of the manor of Milton, and the messuage called Luscombe [Lyssecomb] in Dorset, to Robert in letters patent. He also held divers lands in the East Orchard of
Dorset. In addition to the lands in Dorsetshire he held lands in North Cheriton and Pointington, Co. Somerset.
Robert died in 1551 and was buried in the old church of St. Peter and St. Paul in Blandford Forum, which was destroied by fire in 1731.
m. Joan d. Dec 4, 1560
John Ryves b. 1514
Agnus Ryves
Ranston Estate - February 2001
Ranston is located 5 miles northwest of the town of Blandford Forum in Dorset County, England. Ranston Houseand Park are on the site of a small hamlet (shown as another Iwerne) in the Doomsday Book. The ancient manor was known as Randolfston, later shortened to Ranston. Half a mile beyond Stepleton the road from Blandford to Shaftesbury passes another finely timbered park, lying in the hollow between Hambledon Hill and the western slopes of Cranborne Chase. The house stands below the road, on the left-hand side, with east and west views up the hills which close in on either hand. Ranston now consists of little more than the house; it is a tithing of Shroton, a village also know as Iwerne Courtenay, a little distance to the north. The name is a contraction of Randolfston, an intermediate form, Randleston, occurring in the sixteenth century.
Anciently held by the de Bruyns, the manor was acquired in 1545 by Robert Ryves of Blandford, and it remained with his descendants until 1781. It was then bought by Peter William Baker, the agent of Mr. Portman of Bryanston, whom he assisted in the development of the Portman estate in Marylebone, giving his name to Baker Street. On his death in 1814 he was succeeded by a cousin, Sir Edward Littlehales, who took the Baker name.
"Here lyeth the body of Robert Ryves who departed this life 11th day of February anno 1551." The Ryves Coat of Arms is engraved on the tomb stone.
Arms—Argent, on bend cotizel, sable, three lozenges ermine.
Crest A grey hound sejant sable: bezante. collared or.
(Hutchins History of Dorset BIandford, Dorsetshire, England
Dr. George Ryves, son of John Rives, born about 1559, one of the illustrious scholars of his day, in England. Entered Winchester College in 1574 as of Blandford Dorsetshire. Rector of Blandford St. Mary's church, Dorset 1.589. He died at Oxford May 31, 1613.
"George Ryves, D. D. Warden of New College 1559 — Vice Chancelor, 1601 and afterwards Warden of Winchester College."
Wood (Life and Times, vol. iv, p, 173) recounts that on 31 July 1610 at 9 A.M., the first stone of Wadham College at Oxford was laid by the Vice Chancellor, Dr. (George) Ryves, of New College, who made an elegant oration in Latin in praise of the work and its founders.
2His chief title to more than casual notice, however, rests in the fact that he was one of the translators of the King James Authorized Version of the Bible, more specifically, overseeing the translation of the New Testament (6 ) as appears from a letter addressed on April 19, 1609, by the Bishop of Winchester to Sir Thomas Lake, chief secretary to King James I, as follows:
"After my verie harty commendations whereas doctor Ryves Warden of the new Colledge in Oxford and one of the overseers of that part of the New Testament which is there translated out of Greek and Mr. Nicholas Love Scholemaster of Winchester are willing with my allowance to exchange some of their livings being of my patronage that they may lay them near together and more commodious to the rest of there livinges and there is no let to the performance thereof but his majestie's pleasure signified by his letters to the late Bishop of London now Bishop of Canterbury that the next benefice of my gifte and of 20 pounds or above in the King's bookes that shall fall voyde should be reserved for some of those that are employed in the translation of the Bible I doe not conceive that his Majesty's meaning thereby was to bar the men from exchanging their livings otherwise permitted by the lawes but that such livings as fell voyd should be reserved for the translators. I shall hartely thank you if you will take opportunity to know his majesty's pleasure therein and obteyn his letters to signifie to me his princely pleasure. The men are both of good desert, the one imployed in the oversight of the translation and the other toke to small paynes indoing his duetie both for the enterteinement of his majestie and the prince when they were at Winchester." (State Papers, Jas. I., Vol, xii, No. 73) .
Dr. George Ryves was one of the "privileged persons" taxed by the Vice Chancellor and others of the University of Oxford in 7 James I (1610) in an amount of 20 shillings for lands.
He appears as a taxpayer also in 1611 (Lay Subsidy Roll, 163 /437) . He left no will and Hutchins is the authority for his death without issue.
6* "The Authorized Version of the Bible was begun in 1605 and completed in 1611. Dr. George Ryves no doubt served on one of the six original committees which met at Oxford for the purpose of organizing the work of translation."
Anthony Woods Antiquitates Oxoniensis—publish-ed 1674 in England records: "Elisa Ryves wrote the "Hermit of Snowden" and some popular translations from the French." She died in 1697 and is buried at Blandford. (Hutchins)
"Thomas Ryves, or as he styles himself in his Latin writings, "Rivius' 8th son of John Ryves of Damory." There is little doubt that the Rives were Hugenots who, for this reason, took refuge in England some time prior to 1545, as French history records the persecutions of the Hugenots and Calvinists during and after that time, culminating in the massacre of 30,000 Hugenots on St. Bartholomew's day August 22, 1572. The Rives have always been known for their love of Liberty and Independence.
The Rives came over with the Cavalier emigration1649-1659 and settled on the James River in Virginia.
The name Rives
The name Rives is pronounced "Reeves."
Many of the English "Reeves" families derived their name from the Reeve or Shire Reeve (Sheriff). Some have made the assertion that this is the case with the Rives family of Dorset. However, the evidence strongly suggests that the Rives of Dorset were of Norman descent, and the name is of French derivation and most likely from the family's place of origin.
The Rives of Dorset were consistently recorded as Rives, Ryves and sometimes as Reve, Rive or Ryve. From the early records it is evident that the ancient family freely exchange the "y" and "i" in the name Rives or Ryves. That is, they considered the "y" and "i" to be equal. Many times individuals would be recorded as Rives, Ryves and even Reve within the same record. The recordings as Reve lead us to believe that this was the original pronunciation of the name. That Ryves or Rives is of French derivation is susceptible to proof from the pronunciation. The "i" in "Rives" as also the "y" in "Ryves," is pronounced as the French "i," like the English double "e" in "Reeves." The final "s" was originally silent. At some point, the name was Anglicized in part to pronounce the "s" and avoid its loss.
Surnames came to England with the Norman Conquest in 1066. Prior to that, surnames were virtually unheard of. The Norman surnaming convention did not allow a son to use his father's surname during the father's lifetime. The eldest son may succeed to the father's surname, but the younger sons rarely would. This made adoptive surnames necessary. The most common type of surname assumed was that of the person's chief domain or place of origin. I am convinced this is the case with the Rives of Dorset.
A Rivus and Rivis is Latin for a stream, channel, or dyke. The modern day term "rives" (pronounced reve) in French literally means river bank. There are two villages in the south of France that bear the name Rives, one in the department of Lot-et-Garonne and the other in Herault. One of these villages was a chief manufacture of swords used in the crusades, now it is better known for a high grade of paper that also bears the Rives name.
There are many records of families by the name of Rives in France prior to and at the same time of the Rives in Dorset. The following are but a few examples. In the book "Rives & Reaumont - Au Moyen Age" by Philippe Chanaron, a time line (1020 to 1308) is given for a feudalistic house that controlled a region in the south of France. The lords of this region were known as "de Rives" (of Rives). A Rives family was recorded as part of an inquisition held by the Catholic Church, between 1318 and 1325 in the small village of Montaillou, located along the Pyrenees mountains.
The Norman conquest of England also resulted in the replacement of the old Anglo-Saxon or English land-owning class by a French aristocracy. The Domesday Book reveals that by 1086, 95% of the English landowners had been replaced by Norman Lords. William the Conqueror and his successors ensured that all of the nobility in England were of Norman descent. He divided the lands amongst the nobles, and knights that fought at Hastings, and to their kinsmen in France. From 1066 to the English Civil War, no one occupied large amounts of land unless his family could trace their lineage to the Norman Nobility prior to 1066. At the time of his death Robert Rives, the first known of the name in England, was a member of the noble class and peer of King Henry VIII's Court. Robert possessed a coat of arms and held considerable estates in Dorset and Somerset. The French spelling and pronunciation of his name and his standing as a substantial landholder, indicate that Robert Rives, Ryves was of Norman descent.
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Recently I found the following records of what appears to be two generations of Ryves living in Dunster county Somerset in 1347 and 1390. Note the use of "de Ryves" in the records from 1347 and "Ryves" in the record from 1390:
From: http://www.somerset.gov.uk/archives/lists/ddlists/ddwo10.txt
TREVELYAN PAPERS DD/WO BOX LIST draft BOX 10 Bundle 1
DD/WO 10/5/6 1) Wm. Sparke, of Dovery, senior. 2) Wm. Fichet of Peynton Feoffment of a tenement in Dunster in Weststret between ten. of Rich. Bokedhole and John Stangele. wit. Wm. de Ryves; Rob. Hamound; Rob. de Ryves; Gilbert le Chuseman; Richard Bokedhole Dunster 14 July 1347 tagged seal - device worn - a squirrel (in C19 wrapper)
10/5/7 1) John Sparke, son and heir of Wm., and Isabella his wife 2) Wm. Fichet of Peynton Quitclaim of rights to the tenement in Westrete (as above). wit. Wm. de Ryves; Rob. Hamound; John Hamound; Rob. de Ryves; Rich. Bokedhole. Dunster 15 Sep. 1347 tagged seal - device worn - a squirrel (in C19 wrapper)
From: http://www.somerset.gov.uk/archives/lists/ddlists/ddwo1.txt
SOMERSET ARCHIVE AND RECORDS SERVICE SOMERSET RECORD OFFICE Accession No:
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8a 1/97 1) Adam Prous of Dunster 2) Patric Everard, John Benyn and Simon Ralegh Grant of a burgage in Waterstrete, Dunster with house, garden and meadow between tenement of Rob Ryves and burgage of John Osborn, which he had by gift and legacy of Simon Brodewode. wit. John Ryves; John Stowey; John Jeol; Walte Yarte; Rob Dyere 20 July 1390, at Dunster
Robert Reve/Ryve/Ryves of Blandford (Dorset). The first in England of whom there is record.
Purchased Randleston or Ranston in 1545 and Damory Court at Blandsford in 1548 and was the proprietor of several other considerable estates.
Damory Court was the seat of Roger Damory a descendant of the D'Amorie family who were given the lands by William I. Roger Damory was the last possessor of the Manor, and was a prominent figure during the reign of Edward II. He fought in the wars of Scotland, was Constable of Corfe Castle during the year 1320-1321, also Warden of the Forest of Purbeck and was summoned to Parliament as a Baron by the reigning King. Later, however, he took part against the King with Thomas the Earl of Lancaster and died in a march into the north. He was buried in the Priory at Ware.
Two pubs take their names from the Damory Estate, which from the 16th century to the 18th was owned by the Ryves family.
The D'Amory Arms in Salisbury Road opened in 1954 in the former D'Amory Court Farmhouse and bears for its sign the Damory coat of arms, a blue hand on a red and white background.
The Damory Oak which takes its name from the original Damory Oak was a huge hollow tree. During the 17th century Civil War and later, an old man sold ale from the cavity, which was big enough to hold 'near 20 men'. After the great fire of Blandford in 1731 the tree is reputed to have housed two homeless families in its hollow trunk.
Damory Court, which eventually belonged to the Ryves family, became a farm but is known today as the Damory Hotel and bears for its sign the Damory coat of arms, a blue hand on a red and white background.
But it is the little inn which perpetuates the memory of the gallant oak which after the great fire of Blandford in 1731 housed two homeless families in its hollow trunk.
The fire began on Friday afternoon at 2 o 'clock at soap boilers or tallow chandlers which stood where the four streets meet at the end of Salisbury street. The stiff northeasterly wind which was blowing at the time carried the flames all over the town. Twenty houses were on fire in a quarter of an hour and in half an hour three fire engines were rendered useless. When the direction of the wind changed to northwards, the fire was carried to Blandford St. Mary and Bryanston and these two villages with the exception of three houses, were completely destroyed.
The flames finally broke out of the roof of the Blandford Church, melting the bells and the lead covering the spire. By this time, the pumps and the engines had all been destroyed and the people of the town were exhausted with fighting the fire so that no attempt was made to save the church, which was completed destroyed. It was fortunate, however, that the townsfolk were able to move the goods, which had been stored in the church for safety, before the final collapse.
Small-pox raged in this ill-fated town at the same time as the fire, sixty families being stricken. It will always be to the credit of those who attended the sick and removed them through fields and gardens to safety outside of the town, that only one died by reason of the fire.
Altogether, four hundred families were rendered homeless and it was at this time, whilst wooden barracks were being put up to house the poor, that two families took refuge in the hollow of the Damory oak tree and lived there until they had other accommodation.
Thus it is the inn-sign depicts children playing around the hollow oak which was their home while their father looks from the doorway. Fortunately, the sign is still standing for, despite the glory of its name, the inn was known to the local people as The Hole in the Wall, on account of beer having been, at one time, handed through a hole in the wall to the stables at the back.
After the devastation of the town only three of the original houses were left standing, the Ryves Almshouses, a German doctor's dwelling and an old barn, once part of a leper hospital, which stands about 300 yards from the Damory Oak.
In 1733, a year after the fire King George II passed an act to rebuild the town. His Majesty gave £1,000, the Queen £200 and the Prince of Wales £100 towards this end and so a new Blandford Forum arose including the beautiful church we see today, but it is this little wayside inn, The Damory Oak, which provides the most pathetic link with the tragedy of 1731.
The following information was extracted from "Our Reeves," by Beulah McGuire Reeves and Bessie Reeves Hoke (paraphrased quote):
"Robert was a French Hueguenot from the Languedoc area who emigrated to England. In 1545, he purchased Randleston, also called Ranston Castle and 1600 acres of land in Dorsetshire, England from Henry VIII. Three years later, he purchased Damory Court. Both properties were in Dorset near the village of Blandford. By the time that Robert died in 1560, he owned many large estates in England. Robert was buried in the Church at Blandford which was later destroyed by fire. However, Richard Simonds, an army officer, visited the Blandford Church in 1644 and wrote a description of Robert's tomb in his diary."
Dorsetshire Family of Ryves
In which there is set down so much as is known of Robert Ryves (ca. 1490-1551), of Damory Court, Blandford, co. Dorset, England, the earliest known progenitor of the family of Ryves of England, with an account of his children, and more particularly of the eldest male branch terminating with John Ryves, "the last of the Damory Line."
1. Robert1 Reve or Ryve or Ryves, of Blandford, co. Dorset, England, the first of the name in England of whom there is record, was born about 1490 and died February 11, 1551, and was buried in the old church of Blandford Forum (St. Peter and St. Paul), which was destroyed during the fire which consumed the town of Blandford in 1731. Richard Symonds, who visited Blandford as an officer in the King's Army in 1644, entered in his diary a description of the tomb of Robert Ryves, viz:
"Betweene the pillars of the chancel and the north yle stands another playne altar tombe, whereon is this inscription inlayd in brasse, and this coate only, west end:--
"'Argent, on a bend cotised sable three lozenges ermine, Ryves'.
"This coat [of arms] is also in the north window."(1)
Robert Ryves purchased Randleston or Ranston in 36 Henry VIII (1545) and Damory Court at Blandford in 15482 and was the proprietor of other considerable estates. In a petition made by Sir John Ryves in 1618 it was stated that "King Henry VIII in the 37th year of his reign [1546] granted the premises [of the manor of Milton, co. Dorset] unto Robert Ryves great grandfather unto your suppliant by letters patent" (Chancery Proc., Series II, 29/30). In a similar action in chancery brought in 1626 by 24. George5 Ryves, Esquire, of Blandford Forum, it was set forth that "Henry VIII by his letters patent dated July 4th in the 37th year of his reign [1546] granted a messuage called Luscombe [Lyssecomb], co. Dorset, to Robert Ryves, great-great-grandfather" of the petitioner (Chancery Proc., Series II, 29/30). Besides lands in Dorsetshire, he held at his death lands in North Cheriton and Pointington, co. Somerset (Hutchins).
Robert1 Ryves married Joan (???). The will of Joan Ryves, called Reves in her will and Ryves in the inquisition post mortem, was dated 4 December 1560 but is no longer of record. She held at her death on 12 December 1560 divers lands at East Orchard, co. Dorset (Hutchins).
Robert Ryves made his will (in which he was described as "Robert Reve"), dated 20 October 1549, of which there is now no record. Hutchins gives as his issue by Joan:
2. i. John2, b. about 1514; d. about 1549. 3. ii. Agnes2, m. before 20 Oct. 1549, John Swayne of Blandford. He d. 5 August 1591 (Hutchins). 4. iii. daughter2, m. before 20 Oct. 1549, William Hunton.
(1) Quoted in Hutchin's History of Dorset, 3rd Ed., Vol. iii. Symonds noted also "a flat stone in the north yle, the pictures of a man and woman, four sons, nine daughters: this coat [of arms, that is to say, the one given above] remaining, the inscription gone, Ryves."
Reliques of the Rives (Ryves) by James Rives Childs Member of the Virginia Historical Society 1929, J.P. Bell Company, Inc. Lunchburg, Virginia
More About Robert Ryves: Burial: Unknown, The old church of Blandford Forum (St. Peter and St. Paul).
Robert Ryves's Timeline
Perpignan, Pyrénées-Orientales, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Age 23
February 11, 1551
Age 86
Blandford Forum, Dorset, England, United Kingdom
Blandford Forum, Dorset, England, United Kingdom


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Chelsea FC's UEFA Champions League performances can be bettered by few clubs in recent years. In FC Barcelona, though, they come up against opponents of a currently peerless pedigree who have proved an irksome thorn in their side in previous campaigns.
Chelsea looked down and out after losing 3-1 at SSC Napoli in the first leg of their round of 16 tie in February, but have bounced back in style since parting company with manager André Villas-Boas
What: Chelseas host Barcelona, 1st Leg UEFA Champions League Semifinal
When: Wednesday, April 18 1:45 pm CST
Where: Live on FX Channel, coverage begins at 1:00pm CST.
A rematch of their meeting at this same stage in 2009, when the Blaugrana prevailed on away goals.
• For Barcelona this is their fifth straight semi-final as they look to become the first team since AC Milan in 1990 to win back-to-back European Cups. Chelsea are still in pursuit of their first continental crown going into their sixth semi-final in nine years.
• Barcelona will start as favourites but Chelsea have a 100% winning record at home in this term's competition and are unbeaten in the clubs' last five encounters.
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Barcelona defender Dani Alves has turned up the heat, claiming the Premier League side play with fear and lack courage. Chelsea's goal against Barcelona is redemption not revenge.
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Leaders of the Lawrence Community Shelter won a partial victory in their efforts to purchase an eastern Lawrence building to house an expanded homeless shelter.
Douglas County District Court Judge Sally Pokorny ruled Tuesday that a lawsuit regarding the shelter's planned moved to a site near the Douglas County Jail by the end of March would proceed at an expedited pace.
But Tuesday's hearing also made it clear that owners of the industrial park where the shelter hopes to relocate will mount a vigorous challenge to the shelter's efforts to move to a vacant warehouse building at 3701 Franklin Park Circle.
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Shelter leaders hope to have the building purchased by March so renovation work can be completed by next winter, which would allow the shelter to move out of its undersized building at 10th and Kentucky streets.
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TranceMutation - TranceMutation - TranceMutation - TranceMutation - Psyclone consists of Ray and Fran Perry. They met in August 1999 at one of the last free festivals in England, Exodus. Their paths crossed again a few weeks later at a party in York. After seeing each other for just a few weeks Ray moved in with Fran and they have been together ever since. They married in August 2000. Ray had been playing and performing music, professionally, for many years before joining up with Fran. From pubs to stadiums, from folk to rock, with everything in between, his experience was wide and varied. He had also produced several albums,including his own solo album 'Common Knowledge'. Fran,on the other hand, had no musical experience beyond a love of music. She did however have a state-of-the-art computer,which she knew how to use, and a fascination for trance. Ray initially suffered from a bad case of techno-fear but with Frans patient guidance he soon overcame it and then realised the potential power of the computer to compose music. Bringing together Rays musical talent and Frans computer skills was an inspiration. It was at this time that Fran took Ray to his first trance rave.They went to Leicester to see ManMadeMan. It was after this experience that the formation of Psyclone and the first stages of the album,'Spaced', began. As the album progressed it became more and more demanding. Ray gave up his job to concentrate on it full time. A back room of the house was converted into a studio by Steve, Frans brother, who also did all the artwork for 'Spaced' and who is an invaluable third member of the team. After 2 years the album was near completion. At this point financial pressures came to a head, there was no money left to master and manufacture 'Spaced'. They had no record deal and no sponsorship.They had been lent £5000 initally but now had to pay that back as well. Aaaaaaaggghhh! In fact Fran and Ray had already decided to sell up, buy a bus, and take 'Spaced' to Europe.They used the money made from selling the house to pay back the £5000 and to manufacture the CD. 'Spaced' was mastered at Hilton Grove Studios,London, by Graham Hardie. The project itself was gathering interest. People were getting into the music and were amazed and intrigued by the idea of taking it on the road long term. The idea being to promote Psyclone in as many countries and to as wide a range of people as possible. Soon more and more people became involved.Many giving their skills and time freely. Thanks to all their help Psyclone were soon on the road. They now travel in a huge silver-grey Gulfstream 2000, an American built road-vehicle (she's a big girl!), they also tow a small white jeep. Psyclone are currently residing in Spain (in various places) promoting 'Spaced' and writing new material. To support themselves (and 13 year old Ben) they do DJ sets,juggling and fire chains, a UV alien show and of course they do live gigs.For good measure they also have a bouncy castle. About the Album 'Spaced' has both a strong rhythm and an ethnic flow with both electronic and acoustic sounds.It captures the imagination with powerful sequences and some classically arranged pieces. It has humour and character, but is not for the faint-hearted. It is trance in a new form, it is Classical Trance.Try to imagine Beethoven on acid! The listener will be pulled into over an hour of compelling music that will reach them on many levels and that will inspire a rich tapestry of images. Don't misunderstand, this is not 'hippy' music, this is definitely music of this age, a psychedelic feast for the new millenium.....Enjoy.
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