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The addition of the bordure, which is a standard cadency mark, to a badge which was substantially the same seemed to demand a letter of permission. (LoAR Aug 87, p. 11)
The consensus was that this was visually too reminiscent of [Name] ..., particularly given the fact that the largest visual difference between the two was the addition of the bordure, which is a standard mark of cadency. (LoAR Aug 87, p. 11)
While standard cadency marks such as the label may be used as "regular charges" in Society heraldry, i.e., not be used solely in the context of cadency, it is not feasible or appropriate to use such recognized cadency marks to provide the primary difference from mundane or Society armory. (LoAR 24 Jan 88, p. 8)
The intention [of Rule AR18a] was to allow automatic difference [between Society and mundane or fictional arms] in cases where period (and modern) heraldic practice would not perceive cadency. Thus a Society device which bore "Azure, a unicorns head Or, between three swords proper" would not conflict with "Azure, three swords palewise proper" because period heralds would perceive a potential cadet relationship not with the mundane coat cited, but with "Azure, a unicorns head Or". In the case of a charge added overall, the same situation does not exist, mundane heraldry does in fact indicate cadency by adding a charge overall. (LoAR 19 Mar 88, p. 4)
Note that this is an excellent example of Society feudal cadency since it combines elements from the devices of his mother ... and his father. (LoAR Aug 88, p. 14)
In period (and many modern) sources, it is clear that charges overall are added to a coat for cadency.... While the charge overall is certainly has significant visual weight, the addition of a charge overall to a pre-existing coat is a recognized form of indicating cadency (see the examples in Gayre, Heraldic Cadency, chapters XIV and XV) so the modifications to the charge overall should not be sufficient in and of themselves to establish difference between the two coats. (LoAR 26 Mar 89, p. 6)
[A boar] The beast was blazoned as a "grice" on the submission in a very complex allusive cant. The obscurity created for heraldic artists and researchers does not seem to be justified in view of the extreme reach of the cant. (LoAR 31 Oct 87, p. 3)
There is no difference derived from specifying the wings as those of an angel, but this is a case where it is permissible to specify to preserve the cant on the Blue Angels, whose home base is in the Shire. (LoAR 18 Sep 88, p. 5)
The cant on "dragon" or "drake" appears to be equally well-satisfied by either wyvern or dragon, if one is to judge by actual mundane examplars, English and continental. (LoAR 15 Jan 89, p. 1)
[Sable, a bordure ermine, overall a canton purpure] A canton should not overlie a bordure in this manner and, in any case, the purpure canton on the sable field breaks the well-established rules on contrast. There was a general feeling that the canton did have the appearance of an augmentation and ... the submittor should be strongly encouraged to drop it. [Device returned] (LoAR 29 May 88, p. 17
Based both on period practise and modern perception, it is clear that the difference between a single-towered tower and a multi-towered castle should be at most a minor point of difference as we currently count difference. (LoAR 29 May 88, p. 20)
After much consideration and a lot of picture comparisons, we were forced to the conclusion that the visual difference between the triple-towered castle as usually depicted in mundane heraldry and the castle depicted here (with two towers) is not enough to produce a clear minor under the old rules. (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 27)
We have traditionally allowed more difference for a tower, as opposed to a castle, as the two are depicted significantly differently in mundane heraldry (see Woodward, Plate XXXII). (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 27)
[Two towers connected by a bridge vs. a castle] When a submission for the same order was returned in February, 1988, "the strong resemblance of the conjoint charge to a standard depiction of a castle" was noted. (It is essentially two towers conjoined by an embattled wall with arches to base.) There is no clear difference visually between a castle and the bridge on this submission. (LoAR 17 Jun 90, p. 18)
The annulet of annulets far too strongly resembles an annulet of chain, which is reserved in Society usage to the Chivalry. (LoAR 27 Sep 86, p. 10)
It is not good style to charge the chape or chausse portion of a field. However, since there is ample Society precedence for the practice, I feel compelled to accept it in this case. (LoAR 25 Jan 87, p. 9)
Although a charged chape or chausse is a solecism in mundane heraldry, this has been done often enough in Society heraldry that it would probably be pedantic to quibble over the usage here. (LoAR 24 May 87, p. 4)
A field chausse should not have [a] charge overlie both the field and the "draping". (LoAR Aug 87, p. 11)
Charging a chape or vetu is extremely bad practice in itself. (LoAR 30 Oct 88, p. 14)
The charged chausse here is really something of a solecism. (LoAR 26 Feb 89, p. 16)
The Society traditionally considers "chaussé" as a field division variant. (LoAR 28 May 90, p. 21)
[A rapier surmounted by two quill pens in saltire] [One commenter] noted a previous return for combining "dissimilar" charges in a single visual unit. In the case cited, however, it was two types of sword ... rather than two clearly different charges, adding and extra degree of potential visual confusion. (LoAR 30 Apr 89, p. 6)
The use of two types of charge in saltire is so well established in the Society that it is a standard arrangement that does not add to complexity so long as both charges are clearly identifiable.... Note that the sword and axe are distinct charges, both mundanely and in the Society, so that there is not the same type of potential for confusion that there would be if, for instance, a rapier and scimitar or a pike and a battle-axe were in saltire. (LoAR 30 Apr 89, p. 11)
[A quill pen maintained by a cubit arm fesswise] Note that in the new rules (Changes to Charges on Charges, X.4.j) it is noted that "charges maintained by other charges are generally too insignificant to count towards difference at all." The qualifier was placed in this rule expressly to deal with situations like this where the object held is in fact of equal size to the being/thing maintaining it. (As opposed to the usual situation where a beast maintains a sword/flower/other artifact which is considerably smaller in size and design importance.) In terms of size and design importance the feather is equal to the cubit arm in this design and thus can be treated as having full weight for purposes of difference. (LoAR 21 Jan 90, pp. 3-4)
The use of variants of ordinaries and other charges in the Polish manner is a reasonable usage (so long as the variant is susceptible of adequate description). (LoAR 30 Apr 89, p. 19)
The badge ... uses the crossed trumpets currently reserved to official heralds in the Society for a non-official organization, even if these are surmounted by a third trumpet.... It combines with the fleur-de-lys which appears in the insignia of the Norrey King of Arms ... with the argent lion supporters of the arms of the College of Arms itself. In this manner, the badge lays claim to symbols not only of the Society College of Arms but also of the English College of Arms as well. This is excessive. (LoAR 30 Sep 89, p. 17)
The standing precedent in the College (stated by Baldwin of Erebor, February, 1985) dictates that the name Corwin may not be used in conjunction with roses of any tincture. (LoAR 26 Nov 89, p. 35)
The orle flory counterflory is visually too close to the reserved tressure of Scotland, a decision reaffirmed as recently as September, 1989.... While [the principal herald] is correct in noting that this is not identical to the Scots tressure, its "visual weight" is essentially the same and there was a fairly strong feeling at the time this charge first was presented that it was visually tantamount to the reserved charge. (LoAR 26 Nov 89, p. 42) (See also: LoAR 30 Sep 89, p. 13)
[A chaplet of roses] While [the submitting herald] noted that the blazon had been selected specifically to distinguish it from the wreath of roses reserved to Queens and Ladies of the Rose, this is a distinction rather than a difference. Not only are chaplets regularly listed under "wreath", but several pieces of royal armoury have the wreath blazoned as a chaplet (most notably that of the Queen of the Middle).... As a territorial princess is not eligible to become a member of the Order of the Rose on the basis of her service to her principality, she may not use the wreath of roses (however blazoned) on her official or personal armoury. (LoAR 29 Apr 90, p. 15)
[Escarbuncles ending in arrowheads] There was a very strong feeling among commentors from coast to coast and points in between that the use of the sign of Chaos from the Moorcock universe in Society armoury was quite inappropriate, not only because of its meaning but also because of its modern associations and design. (LoAR 30 Sep 89, p. 11)
The squirrel pelts are not standard heraldic charges and are not identifiable without the blazon (one member of Laurel staff blazoned this as "three Caspers in fess"!). (LoAR 30 Sep 89, p. 14)
The new rules are somewhat looser on the subject: anything that is demonstrably used in period heraldry may be used in Society heraldry. (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 14)
Laurel is aware of several armorial bearings which use a scroll with inscription as a significant part of the design (admittedly several of these are attributed arms and the remainder are mostly ecclesiastical armoury, which is occasionally weird). Thus the scroll may be used in such a design, provided that the wording is neither offensive nor used in such a way that the precise lettering is required for the design. (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 14)
The bordure is chequy since it consists of small panes formed by a grid of lines palewise and fesswise; a bordure compony-countercompony is formed with one set of lines following the edge of the shield and the others dividing the space more or less evenly with the starting points lines in saltire issuing from the upper corners of the shield. (LoAR 25 Jan 87, p. 26)
We have been unable to find any period precedent for such a multiply tinctured chequy [of three tinctures]. If such could be found, we would entertain an appeal; otherwise, we feel that this is an innovation that we would rather not make in Society heraldry. (LoAR 28 Feb 87, p. 17)
Fields checky of two colours have not been permitted for some time. (LoAR 29 Mar 87, p. 16)
Since the "perpendicular" lines of a chequy parallel the edges of a charge (examine the examples of a bend or a saltire chequy in Elvin and other sources), the proper blazon for the division the submittor desires for the bordure would seem to be "chequy", not the "lozengy" of the submitted blazon. (LoAR 26 Apr 87, p. 5)
Chequy of nine panes is, by definition, not evenly divided as to tincture: one tincture must be dominant and in this case it is [color]. This being the case, this must be treated as if it were a [color] dominant field, not an evenly divided (and hence neutral) field. (LoAR 29 Apr 90, p. 16)
"It shouldnt be necessary to specify throughout: thats simply one period way of drawing chevrons. It carries no heraldic difference." [Quoting Crescent PH] (LoAR 26 Apr 87, p. 11)
The "enarching" here is merely one of the standard period methods of depicting a normal chevron and therefore there is insufficient difference from the mundane arms of [Name]. (LoAR 24 May 87, p. 14)
It was ruled some time ago that the "chevron throughout" is merely a period variant of the chevron and no difference can be derived from enhancing the chevron. (LoAR 18 Jun 89, p. 9)
However this is blazoned, in appearance it includes a fimbriated chief, which is not permitted for Society usage. (LoAR 28 Dec 86, p. 18)
A bordure should not surmount a chief. (LoAR 24 May 87, p. 15)
AR2d indicates that "neutral tinctures may be used with any metal, color, or fur, except either of the component tinctures". While it is stated that the component tinctures may be used in simple cases, the underlying stricture is that a simple case only exists where the identity of the overlying charge is clearly identifiable. This is not the case with the Or chief placed on the field which is largely Or at the point where it intersects with the chief. (LoAR 24 May 87, p. 16)
Please ... draw the chief properly (i.e., not as a narrow addendum to the shield). (LoAR 26 Jul 87, p. 7)
In both period and modern heraldry a chief, when it is combined with a bordure, is not overlain by the bordure. In some older cases of chief added for cadency, the chief is added above an attenuated field completely surrounded by the bordure. More common, however, in both period and modern heraldry is a chief which simply overlies and truncates the bordure. (LoAR 26 Jul 87, p. 13)
[A chief arched] The arching here is virtually identical to that shown on period renditions of a plain chief and adds almost no visual difference. (LoAR 19 Mar 88, p. 12)
The bordure overlays the chief, which is not period practise. [Returned for this and for conflict] (LoAR 19 Mar 88, p. 15)
The exemption from the "Rule of Tincture" extended to a chief in some periods of mundane heraldry is not permissible in Society heraldry. Thus the gules chief on the sable field is "colour on colour". (LoAR 19 Mar 88, p. 19)
Although the submittor has provided some documentation for the enarched chief and base as separate elements, there is some doubt whether a base of this sort is period and certainly the "cats eye" effect is distinctly modern. (LoAR Aug 88, p. 17)
A chief cannot be fimbriated. (LoAR Aug 88, p. 23)
The addition of identically charged chiefs to both devices gives the appearance not of direct cadency but common membership in an order, household or fraternal organization (the mundane analogue for this would be the use of a chief bearing the arms or badge of a martial order). (LoAR 26 Feb 89, p. 14
Orles do not overlie a chief. (LoAR 30 Jul 89, p. 2)
[On a chief, a charge bendwise sinister] There was considerable feeling in the College that the unusual position of the charge on the chief was not period style. After much consideration, we have decided that it is eccentric and not advisable, but not grounds in and of itself for the return of the device. LoAR 27 Aug 89, p. 12)
Although the letter blazoned the "decoration" of the chief as "five saltires", the visual effect is one of the standard depictions of a chief fretty and is more simply blazoned in this manner. (LoAR 22 Oct 89, p. 7)
The blazon stated the design to be "per fess rayonny enhanced". As many in the College noted, there is no such thing. What we have here is a chief, properly enlarged in the period manner to allow the harp to be clearly visible. (LoAR 21 Jan 90, p. 1)
There is one clear visual difference for the addition of the chief and another for the addition of the tertiaries. (LoAR 21 Jan 90, p. 5.)
The addition of the secondary [chief] and the addition of the tertiary [charges on the chief] are separate actions and in mundane heraldry would reflect different levels of cadency. (LoAR 25 Feb 90, p. 6)
[Per pale and barry wavy argent and sable, on a chief triangular sable ...] As [the designs] identifiability is undiminished by its being depicted in one of the field tinctures, there is no problem with this device under either set of rules. (LoAR 29 Apr 90, p. 3)
The only charge which appears to have been regularly surmounted by a chief was the bordure (and even then the practice was decidedly variable). Such period examples of orles or tressures in conjunction with a chief that we have been able to locate have the full orle placed below the chief, as in the arms of the Worshipful Company of Musicians. (LoAR 17 Jun 90, p. 13)
While we appreciate the comments of [commenters] on the interchangeability of the cinquefoil and the heraldic rose in the early period..., it is a fact that the Society has for lang and lang distinguished between them, as a glance at the Armorial or even the Pictorial Dictionary ... will reveal. (Now fraises and cinquefoils, on the other hand.) (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 10)
There is not a full point of difference between [a] shooting star and an estoile. (LoAR 28 Feb 87, p. 17)
[A comet bendwise sinister] Comets in the Society are more often than not placed in positions other than "bendwise sinister".... To guarantee the submittor the device he wishes, we must forego the most elegant blazon. (LoAR 18 Sep 88, p. 11)
This charge was not identifiable. While a compass point is mentioned in Parker (p. 388), no indication is given that this was used as a charge in period. (LoAR 28 Feb 87, p. 24)
The primary charge was shown in the blazon on the letter of intent as an estoile, on the emblazon on the letter of intent as a compass star, and on the emblazon sheet provided by the submittor as [a billet surmounted by a lozenge fesswise surmounted by a lozenge palewise]. What the submittor has provided is four layers, even though the surmounting charges are of the same tincture.... It is not at all clear whether the submittor would prefer a compass star, an estoile (which would have six wavy rays) or neither of these. (LoAR 29 Mar 87, p. 15)
By tradition the Society has considered a compass star to differ by at least a strong minor from a mullet, this is well clear. (LoAR 24 May 87, p. 3)
A compass star is too complex a charge to fimbriate. (LoAR 26 Jul 87, p. 9)
Complete difference of charge cannot exist between a woodchuck and a squirrel: the visual similarities are too great. (LoAR 25 Jan 87, p. 17)
There is not complete difference of charge [between a hexagon and a roundel of the same color]. (LoAR 29 Mar 87, p. 20)
Where two devices consist solely of any number of identical charges in a standard arrangement [including semy] upon a plain field or of such charges used in conjunction with an uncharged bordure or chief, sufficient difference shall automatically be considered to exist if the primary charges are completely different with no possibility of visual confusion between the two types of charge. (CL 25 Nov 87, p. 3)
[Experience] seems to indicate that modern sensibilities, as much as period perceptions, would consider the fleur-de-lys completely different from any variant of human or beast head. (LoAR 31 Oct 87, p. 7)
[The submitting herald] errs in considering that there is complete difference of charge between a tree eradicated vert and a tree eradicated blasted vert: at best there is a minor point of difference. (Nor is there complete difference of charge between a lion and a lion defamed: in fact, Society precedent would hold that the difference between the two types of lion would be negligible.) (LoAR 21 Feb 88, p. 6)
"Complete difference of charge" should [not] be accorded to two different types of mushroom proper: unless the tinctures are completely different only a weak minor point could be derived. (LoAR 23 Apr 88, p. 18)
[Per saltire argent and gules, four roses counterchanged vs. Per saltire Or and gules, four escallops, points to center, counterchanged] Complete difference of charge applies here. [Returned for other conflict] (LoAR Jul 88, p. 20)
[The principal herald] requested that the "Complete Difference of Charge" leniency be granted for charges which involved orles as well as those which involved bordures or chiefs. After much consideration, we have decided that this is not an advisable path to pursue.... The rationale behind this in part involved cadency: the bordure and the chief were preeminently charges added to indicate cadency in period and, as such, would be automatically "added" to a base device to indicate the "parent" armoury. This is not the case with orles which are almost always a primary design, rather than a cadency mark, and therefore are less likely to be "transparent" to an onlooker. Moreover, ... under normal circumstances, the very nature of the orle diminishes the primary charge in size, seriously reducing its identifiability. (LoAR 18 Sep 88, p. 19)
[A winged natural panther vs. a falcon] We did not feel complete difference of charge could reasonably apply here since you have two winged creatures in essentially the same posture (allowing for the differences in the bodies of the two beasts). (LoAR 30 Oct 88, p. 16)
The Complete Difference of Charge rule cannot apply between variants of crosses. (LoAR 21 May 89, p. 20)
After much soul-searching and a comparison of the emblazons, we decided that the shapes are too similar for complete difference of charge to exist between a goblet and an hourglass ... under both the old rules and the new. The visual assonance is very clear: the only difference between the two devices with the hourglass drawn in one of its standard Society depictions (i.e., without the posts) is the balance and "fatness" of the lower portion of the goblet. (LoAR 26 Nov 89, p. 36)
Under the new rules, this is definitely clear since complete difference of charge may apply to coats where a charged chief is the only accompaniment to the primary charges (Difference of Primary Charges, X.2). (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 3)
Under both sets of rules ... "complete difference of charge" cannot function where a semy is present. (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 23)
Note that complete difference of primary charge cannot apply ... because the secondaries are flaunches. (LoAR 21 Jan 90, p. 7)
The new rules do not require complete difference of charge between the ... primary charges on simple coats, merely significant difference of primary charge, as defined in the section on Significant Armorial Differences. Under that section, it is clearly stated that charges will be considered different in type which were considered clearly separate in period heraldry. Rabbits or hares and lions were so considered. (LoAR 25 Feb 90, p. 14)
It is certainly a possibility to consider that the phrase "alone on the field" should be taken literally in the new rules and the significant difference of charge license apply even where the primary charges are themselves charged.... After much wrestling with this issue, we have come to the conclusion that the letter of the law in this case is also the spirit of the law and thus section X.2 [Difference of Primary Charges rule] of the new rules can apply to charged primaries. However, it must be stressed that the tertiary charges cannot significantly diminish the identifiability of the primaries in each case (by definition, both must be charged or else the two coats would be clear under the new rules). Also, it is presumed that the "visual conflict" rule may apply in cases such as that cited above where charges of the same type and tincture are modified with no other modifications. (LoAR 29 Apr 90, p. 5)
Section X.2 of the new rules, which allow for automatic difference when there is a change of primary charge on a simple coat, is interpreted fairly strictly to allow such difference of primary charge to apply when the primary charge(s) are themselves charged, provided the other criteria outlined in that section of the rules are met.
In applying this precedent, please remember that the "visual test" still remains active. If the combination of position, tincture, arrangement, etc. of the identical items in the design creates an overwhelming visual resemblance to a piece of protected armoury, "visual conflict" may still be called. (CL 15 Jun 90, p. 3)
It was the sense of the meeting that section X.2 of the rules should apply between mice and lions used a qualifying primary charges. (LoAR 28 May 90, p. 4)
[Charge between four roundels within a bordure embattled] Note that, although the number of charges here would seem a trifle busy for a badge, the design forms a unified whole. (LoAR 27 Sep 86, p. 4)
It was the general consensus that [the primary charges low contrast with half the field], taken with the non-standard and rather busy position of the [quadruped secondaries], pushed this device over the edge of unacceptable complexity. (LoAR 27 Sep 86, p. 12)
The device was judged to be excessively complex [charged primary, secondary in base, and embattled bordure] and poor style to a degree which should not be accepted for group arms which precedent indicates "should set a good example". (LoAR 27 Sep 86, p. 13)
In referring to an "off-center" gyronny in [a] return ... in February, 1982, Master Wilhelm noted "this sort of division is not heraldic". Whilst this referred to a gyronny of two colours, the general principle holds true. It was the consensus of the meeting that the unequal division of the tinctures on the [primary charge] taken together with the low contrast between the [metal portions of the primary charge] and the [metal] of the field and the [tertiary charge] creates too great a complexity for a badge. (LoAR 26 Oct 86, pp. 9-10)
This is overly complex for period style, involving as it does five tinctures and four different types of charge. If would add a considerable amount of unity to the design if the [major charges] were both of the same tincture. (LoAR 28 Dec 86, p. 16) (See also: LoAR 28 Nov 87, p. 11; LoAR 27 Aug 89, p. 27)
Unfortunately, this is four layers and therefore technically too complex for a device, let alone a badge. (LoAR 25 Jan 87, p. 15) (See also: LoAR 24 Jan 88, p. 6)
[Tierced per fess of three tinctures, two identical charges and a third charge, all counterchanged] This is not period style. Even were there only two tinctures involved, the visual complexity (these appear to be two different types of charge divided per fess and overlying a fess) would make the effect confusing. This would be far better if one of the charges were placed on the fess surrounded by three of the other charge. (LoAR 25 Jan 87, p. 26)
Three different charges on a field party per pall have been ruled previously to be too complex by definition to be registered in the Society (AR 6c). (LoAR 28 Feb 87, p. 19)
The primary charge [a sword proper, blade enflamed gules, entwined by a rose vine argent slipped and seeded Or] is just too complex and displays too poor contrast to be acceptable. The hilt Or ... fades into the argent field and the vine of roses is such a minor detail combined with the visual distraction of the flames gules, that it is difficult to determine precisely what it is. (LoAR 26 Apr 87, p. 13)
[Semy field, a charge and a chief triangular semy; five tinctures] This is almost overly complex, but is legal. (LoAR 24 May 87, p. 3)
[Per fess purpure and argent ... all within a bordure counter-compony purpure and argent] This approaches the limits of visual complexity. This would be improved with a simpler bordure which did not leave islands of argent in purpure and vice versa. (LoAR 24 May 87, p. 8)
The label charged with two different charges in two tinctures is just too complex. (LoAR 24 May 87, p. 14)
The bordure countercompony of vert and argent adds an unacceptable level of complexity to the device since the vert portions of the bordure fade into the azure and the argent fades into the argent of the field, leaving an effect of isolated rectangles of tincture. (LoAR 24 May 87, p. 15)
The design, particularly the exiguous laurel wreath about the thin and complexly nowed serpent was too complex visually for group arms. (LoAR 28 Jun 87, p. 3)
This is by definition too complex for a badge since [what] it involves is three unlike charges floating on a divided field (this would be illicit for a device in fact!). (LoAR 26 Jul 87, p. 9)
[Azure, a bezant, pierced sable, between four plates, all within a bordure argent] This is right at the margin of acceptable complexity for a badge (the voiding of the bezant tried to tug it over, the unifying tincture of the outer charges pulled it back). (LoAR Aug 87, p. 4) [The badge was registered.]
[On a fess per fess sable and argent, a bar counter-compony argent and sable] There was ... a consensus that the central charge, whether it be blazoned as a charged fess or a parted fess fimbriated, was too complex to readily identify "on the field". (LoAR Aug 87, p. 10)
The collocation of charges in base [a bezant, pierced sable, between four plates within an annulet argent] is too complex to be identifiable as a component of this device. (LoAR Aug 87, p. 12)
It did not seem that the fimbriation of the crescent was enough per se to cause the submission to be returned. However, it was felt that the fimbriation in an already relatively complex design ... added an unacceptable complexity to the design. (LoAR 27 Sep 87, p. 8)
[Per pale gules and azure, a lion and a dragon combattant argent, maintaining in their forepaws a sword and a great axe crossed in saltire, in base a massacre Or] This very nearly falls over the great cliff of overcomplexity: were the charges not confined to two tinctures, this would be too complex. (LoAR 28 Nov 87, p. 1)
[A chevron and on a pale counterchanged a rapier inverted counterchanged] It [is] just too complex for Society heraldry, not only containing four layers (field + chevron + overlying pale + rapier) but reducing the rapier to a nearly unidentifiable state through the counterchanging. (LoAR 24 Jan 88, p. 7)
Even for an augmentation this adds an unacceptable level of complexity since the charged canton is placed on top of a charge overall, making the canton itself the fourth and fifth layer of the design. (LoAR 23 Apr 88, p. 16)
[A sword inverted palewise between two others in pile, all proper and issuant from a demi-trefoil vert itself issuant from a torse wreathed vert and Or, the trefoil charged with a rose Or] As the convoluted blazon suggests, this is too complex for a badge: six different charges of four types. (LoAR 23 Apr 88, p. 20)
[Per bend sinister embowed counterembowed, in fess a hammer fimbriated and a falcon striking] This submission ... is clearly too complex for a badge (in itself, the hammer is too complex a charge to fimbriate). (LoAR 29 May 88, p. 21)
[Quarterly, a (charge) bendwise surmounted by a compass star, between two flowers, within a bordure embattled counterchanged] This pushes the very outer limits of complexity [in a device]. It would be vastly improved by the removal of either or both of the central charges. (LoAR Jul 88, p. 2)
[Gules, a fess argent, overall seven mascles, four and three, counterchanged] Not only does this conflict with the arms of Austria ("Gules, a fess argent."), but it is visually confusing to an unacceptable degree. (LoAR Jul 88, p. 18)
[In pale a candle enflamed upon a flat candlestick, the latter between two natural rosebuds, slipped and leaved in chevron inverted, all within a mullet of eight points elongated to base and voided] The voiding of an inherently complex charge like the mullet of eight points is exacerbated by the elongation of the mullet to base and can be considered "thin line heraldry". Not one but three charges are framed within this voided mullet and they are so arranged as to minimize their identifiability. [Device returned] (LoAR Jul 88, p. 18)
The bordure, semy of two separate charges in alternation [is] too complex for use in the Society While such a usage does indeed occasionally occur in the Iberian peninsula..., even there it is usually done in conjunction with a bordure compony so that the alternation of the charges is made more obvious by the differentiation of the bordure tinctures (the most famous of these examples is the bordure adopted by several Spanish families which alternates the lion of Leon and the tower of Castile). (LoAR Aug 88, p. 19)
[Gyronny Or and chequy azure and argent, a spider tergiant palewise sable and in chief a faceted gem fesswise between two others in chevron gules] Most of the commenters felt that this pushed the limits of acceptable style to near the breaking point, but ultimately we decided that this fell short of unacceptability. In fact, apart from the peculiar positioning of the gems, this is a rather simple device (or would be if the field were a bit quieter). (LoAR 18 Sep 88, p. 10)
[On a chevron an increscent and a decrescent, overall a monster rampant, in chief a fleur-de-lis] This submission comes perilously close to the limit on complexity and could do with some simplification. [Device registered] (LoAR 27 Nov 88, p. 10)
[Quarterly azure and azure, ermined, on a cross floretty engrailed between in bend two (beasts) heads jessant-de-lis, a cross floretty] This device pushes close to the limits of acceptability from the point of view of complexity and presumption, but falls just this side of disaster. (LoAR 26 Feb 89, p. 9)
Added to the relatively unbalanced arrangement of the [charges in bend] on either sided of the [per pale] field, the chief itself with its "moving" charge adds an undesirable degree of complexity and lack of balance to the design. (LoAR 26 Feb 89, pp. 16-17)
The complexity of the voided and interlaced charges diminishes the visual impact of the concavity [of the lines] to negligible status. (LoAR 26 Feb 89, p. 17)
[A charged arch between two towers, between in pale two different monsters] There was a virtually unanimous opinion among the commentors that this is too complex for a badge. (LoAR 26 Feb 89, p. 22)
[Per chevron, on a chevron between two birds and a winged beast, three charges] This device pushes at the very limits of complexity, only being saved by the use of colour to tie the secondary and tertiary charges together. (LoAR 26 Mar 89, p. 3)
The style we strive for is that of an earlier period when heraldry was actually used for identification, not book plates and carriage embellishments. This is the underlying principle behind the ban on complexity and the requirements for contrast. (LoAR 30 Apr 89, p. 10)
The use of two types of charge in saltire is so well established in the Society that it is a standard arrangement that does not add to complexity so long as both charges are clearly identifiable.... Note that the sword and axe are distinct charges, both mundanely and in the Society, so that there is not the same type of potential for confusion that there would be if, for instance, a rapier and scimitar or a pike and a battle-axe were in saltire. (LoAR 30 Apr 89, p. 11)
The use of the [two] hands in different orientations together with a relatively unidentifiable charge [falcons hood affronty] in base [all around a charged chevron] pushes this device towards unacceptable complexity despite its simplicity of [only using two] tincture[s]. [Device returned] (LoAR 30 Apr 89, p. 15)
While the two grape bunches do lie on the [primary charge] in the emblazon, the identifying leaf portions of the [vert] vine lie almost entirely on the [color] field. Additionally, the vine adds an extra level of complexity of tincture and design that is ... "awfully busy". (LoAR 30 Apr 89, p. 17)
[Per fess potenty (color) and (fur), a (charge) between two (of another charge), in base a (beast) couchant reguardant, environed of a rose vine] This device is excessively complex. There is a low contrast complexly divided field, four different types of charge in a non-standard arrangement and, to push the whole thing over the edge, the detail of the rose vine in which the [beast] is entrapped, which is nearly unidentifiable, even though most of it does lie on the [beast] and so has reasonable contrast. (LoAR 30 Apr 89, p. 18)
[A stag salient through a heart voided] Were [the voiding of the heart] the only anomaly, the issue of complexity and style would be much dicier. However, joined to the voided heart is the design which depends on the beast "doing a circus stunt" ..., i.e., jumping through the heart. This posture inevitably obscures some of the identifying features of both the stag and the heart, since the head and antlers of the stag overlie the indentation of the heart to chief. Thus the shape of the upper portion of the heart is obscured and, since the [metal] antlers lie largely along the [metal] curve of the heart, so are the identifying antlers. (LoAR 30 Apr 89, p. 18)
There is no doubt that the addition of this augmentation raises the complexity level of an already complex device several degrees.... Adding the [augmentation] inescutcheon adds a further two layers as well as three tinctures and four types of charge, all depicted at extremely small scale.... This is just too much complexity. (LoAR 21 May 89, p. 16)
[In pale two charges in saltire and another charge, all between two pallets] It was our feeling that this sailed just this side of overcomplexity. [Device registered] (LoAR 18 Jun 89, p. 7)
[Two bendlets disjointed fimbriated] The addition of the fimbriation here adds an unacceptable degree of confusion to the visual effect which seriously reduces the overall identifiability of the unusual bend. (LoAR 18 Jun 89, p. 10)
The complex central charge, with its unusual variant of a standard charge ..., the addition of the [birds] and the mount and the gores add an unacceptable degree of complexity in type and tincture of charge. (LoAr 18 Jun 89, p. 13)
While we grant that the heart is an essentially simple charge, the fimbriation here adds a degree of complexity that is inappropriate for a badge, diminishing as it does the immediacy of the identifiability of the gules heart. (LoAR 27 Aug 89, p. 21)
[Per fess, in fess three human skeletons affronty, kneeling on their dexter knees, each maintaining in its dexter arm a book and in the sinister hand a staff palewise, and a beast, maintaining a sword bendwise] This [is] just too busy, the more so in view of the difficult-to-process charges used here. (LoAR 27 Aug 89, p. 25)
In this case, where the charged ordinary significantly affects the identifiability of the primary charge and four tinctures combined with three different types of charge increase the visual "traffic" in the design, we ... concluded that this was just too complex. (LoAR 27 Aug 89, p. 27)
[Per saltire of two colors, on a saltire bretessed between two charges in pale and a decrescent and an increscent in fess, a musical instrument] This pushes at the outer limits of complexity. [Device registered] (LoAR 30 Sep 89, p. 9)
[The submission] uses six charges of three types in a fieldless arrangement which is moderately complex for a fieldless badge. [Returned for this and other problems] (LoAR 30 Sep 89, p. 17)
[A cornucopia in annulo, atop the fruit a bird, wings displayed] While this badge pushes at the limits of acceptable complexity, the basic design is within the spirit of such period badges as the bear and ragged staff. (LoAR 26 Nov 89, p. 25)
Note that this pushes the outside limits of complexity as defined by the "rule of thumb" used in the new rules. There are four types of charges and either four tinctures (if one counts "proper" as a single tincture) or five (if one breaks the [charge] into is component black and white). (LoAR 26 Nov 89, p. 25)
The device is pushed over the edge of complexity under both rules by use of the four tinctures and four different charges with one type (the [ordinary]) diminished in identifiability because it is defined entirely by its fimbriation and two others because they are almost identical in their shapes (... which are in fact drawn almost identically). (LoAR 26 Nov 89, pp. 33-34)
The four [charges] in two tinctures, three heads and whole [beast], [are] just too complex for period style even without the anomaly of the heads holding the [charges] in their mouths.... The four tinctures with three types of charge (four, if you categorize secondary and tertiary charges of the same type as visually different in weight) are just too much. (LoAR 26 Nov 89, p. 40)
[Per pale, two monsters and a garb, on a chief three charges; four tinctures total] Note that the device pushes at the very borders of complexity under both old and new rules. (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 16)
[Two beasts combattant maintaining between them two charges, in base a charge within a charge; four tinctures] This borders on the edge of overcomplexity under either set of rules. (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 19)
This exceeds [the] limits [of complexity] under both sets of rules: five tinctures and at least four sets of charges, if you blazon the chief triangular as such to avoid the ambiguities of the two types of mullets in a group with the [primary charges]. Even without the two different types and tinctures of mullets in the same group in chief this would be dicey. (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 23)
The combinations of tinctures and charges push complexity levels under both the old rules and new. (There are five tinctures and three types of charges, even without counting the cap [on the primary] as a separate charge.) (LoAR 31 Dec 89, p. 25)
[On a pale surmounted by a bend embattled on the upper edge counterchanged, a beasts head and an anvil] The overall design [is] just too complex and unbalanced for period style. The difficulties which were encountered ... in creating a blazon which would guarantee that the "staircase" would never overlie the charges on the pale was indicative of the problem. The counterchanging and the diminished size of the bend required by the [beasts] head above it on the pale decreased the immediate recognizability of the bend. Additionally, while the number of layers involved here can be reduced to three by reblazoning, the overall effects is visually complex and overly confusing, creating an effect of motion as the eye follows the "staircase" from top to bottom rather than processing the charges in a normal static manner. (LoAR 21 Jan 90, pp. 20-21)
[Per pale, in saltire a sword and a trumpet between four quill pens tergiant, nibs to center] This [is] overly complex, particularly for a badge: three types of charges, four tinctures and quill pens in a position (tergiant!) which almost guarantees unrecognizability. (LoAR 21 Jan 90, p. 21)
There are just too many anomalies and too much business here. The lizard atop the rock is actually a naturalistic representation of a lizard on an obsidian-type rock and a good part of the vert lizards typical leg and foot structures fade into the sable stone. While the general desert effect is quite clear, when this is placed on the overcrowded [semy of] suns, the effect is overly complex. When one also considers that the sable hilts ... cause the swords to appear like hiltless blades the visual confusion just falls over the edge. (LoAR 25 Feb 90, p. 20)
This is just too busy: there are three types of charges (with two in a single group) and six tinctures (with three in a single group). (LoAR 31 Mar 90, p. 14)
[In fess two charges and on a point pointed Or, a different charge, on a chief a beast couchant] This device treads the very edge of complexity: only the fact that everything but the tertiary on the chief were in two tinctures, unifying the device, persuaded us that it did not fall over that edge. (LoAR 29 Apr 90, p. 13)
[Per pall inverted, two birds respectant and a monster; four tinctures] This totters on the edge of overcomplexity, but falls just inside the line. (LoAR 28 May 90, p. 11)
This is just too complex to meet our requirements of style.... In the first place, two different types of charge semy are placed on either side of an ordinary in identical tinctures (and not dissimilar shapes which creates a visual confusion). In the second place, the correct identification of the tertiary depends on a precise depiction and arrangement of the charges that is not period. In the third place, there is excessive complexity with four types of charges and four tinctures involved in this device. (LoAR 28 May 90, p. 14)
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Hello TEA birds,How is everyone doing? I am great, thanks for asking! It has been quite some time but let's catch up on life because I recently celebrated my 32nd birthday a few weeks ago. Yay me, I just got a year older and a lot closer to mid-30s.Actually, it's really funny because I kept … [Read more...]
Exploring Columbus, Ohio (What to See and Eat…)
Hello, Hello, Hello,If you follow me on Instagram, you know that I was recently in Columbus Ohio. It was my first time in Columbus, and I freaking loved it. Columbus, Ohio is such a beautiful city, and the people are just incredibly friendly. Drew and I went to Columbus for a 3-day conference … [Read more...]
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Hello TEA Birds!Happy Holidays! I can't believe we are only 9 days away from Christmas morning. I'm so excited, and I hope you are too, whether you still have some last minute shopping to do or you're all done. One of the best things about the holiday season, leading up to Christmas are the … [Read more...]
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t.vinhngo needed a new menu design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 56 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
Funky, upbeat cafe that does a traditional Vietnamese menu
Our crowd are mostly working professionals and hospital workers aged 25-49
We have a funky, upbeat Vietnamese restaurant that we'd like to re-vamp the menu for. The old menu is attached.
I have pictures of all the dishes for the new menu, mostly on a white background (available in jpg and RAW). There are approximately 35 dishes.
I need a menu created with an eye catching design.
Lots of pictures, easy to read
With a clean aesthetic, that feels modern
My colour scheme is black, white, and red but you are free to use what you think suits the menu best
I have uploaded a sample of something similar to what I like and also at the bottom there is a link to a similar style that I like
Please use the "logo" file for the new menu logo
Executive summary:
- Create a new menu for approximately 35 items, that is clean and modern
- Use the "logo" file for the front page
- Work in some menu images, included below
- I envision a 6 page menu but don't mind if more pages are needed to allow for design
- Draw inspiration from the sample menus attached
- Colour scheme flexible
- For your proposal, please create a sample of around 2 to 4 pages of what the end result would look like
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Watch: Miller Lite's "Cantroller"
Miller Lite has a new can that works as a VIDEO GAME CONTROLLER??!!
June 11, 2019
Miller Lite just created a new beer can that works as a VIDEO GAME CONTROLLER. It's got a control pad, buttons, and a Bluetooth connection to hook up to your computer.
Unfortunately, if you want one, you have to go to an event in L.A. tomorrow night and beat the comedian Eric Andre in a game of "Street Fighter".
It's a beer can. It's a controller. It's a #Cantroller. Tune in to watch @EricAndre compete live on https://t.co/7cMsJmkogp. 6/12 7pm PST pic.twitter.com/XfgGy3l25H— Miller Lite (@MillerLite) June 10, 2019


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Meet & connect with our enthusiastic members in our Monday Member Spotlight!Results Found: 24Monday, April 29, 2019
Eric Smoloff - Sr. Account Executive, Pure Water Technology
Pure Water Technology joined the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce in January 2018 with hopes that Smoloff would gain familiarity of the dynamic business community on the west side of Cleveland. Smoloff, originally from Solon, moved to this area and was eager to get to know companies in his new home town. "I wanted to take advantage of a great platform to meet professionals within my network and build long lasting relationships along the way," he said.Monday, April 22, 2019
Anne Kuenzel - Manager, Community Education, Cleveland Clinic Fairview Hospital Wellness Center
In 2011, Anne Kuenzel was working in marketing at Lakewood Hospital and wanted to expand her community outreach efforts beyond the city of Lakewood. She decided to join the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce and immediately got involved. Soon, Kuenzel was promoted to the Cleveland Clinic Fairview Hospital Wellness Center located on Wooster Road, and her involvement only increased within our organization.Monday, April 15, 2019
Kathy Berkshire - Lakewood/Rocky River Sunrise Rotary
This spotlight is a special one! Kathy Berkshire has been a member of the Rocky River Chamber of Commerce for over 30 years!Monday, April 8, 2019
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Mike Detling has a passion for music, and this has led him to a career at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Detling serves as the Manager of Sales for the museum that recently underwent a $25+ million renovation, which started in 2016. The space now includes an activated exterior plaza, interactive exhibits/theaters and more.
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Manchester United's Anthony Martial still lacks confidence - Jose Mourinho
MANCHESTER -- Jose Mourinho praised Anthony Martial for his vital contribution to Manchester United's 2-0 defeat of Watford at Old Trafford but suggested the France international still lacks confidence.
Martial, starting in the Premier League for the first time since Jan. 15, set up a 32nd-minute goal for Juan Mata and scored the second on 60 minutes -- only his third Premier League strike of the current campaign, having scored 11 last season in the Premier League.
"The Anthony Martial I want is the Anthony Martial of the last two weeks of training," Mourinho said. "Because if he trains in the way he did in the last two weeks and performs naturally the way he did today or better, because I think he still misses a bit of confidence. I kept shouting to him to attack the defender. He needs that confidence but he is working very well."
Martial had started in place of fellow young forward Marcus Rashford, who played well in last week's 3-0 win at Leicester. Mourinho said: "Normally I would start with Rashford but I thought Marcus doesn't need a boost and Anthony does so I gave him this chance and he played well."
The first half, which concluded with a 1-0 scoreline, saw United have 14 shots on Watford's goal, and Mourinho suggested it was his presence that prevented his team getting more praise.
He said: "It was very good. I think it is the kind of football that if instead of being a Mourinho team it is somebody else's team you would say 'art' but because it is my team you just say it's very good, but that is fine.
"They played very well, the fans understood. They got behind them and pushed them. It was amazing. The second half we got the second goal and had to kill the game. We didn't kill with the 3-0, we killed the game tactically."
Despite victory and a 16-game unbeaten league run stretching back to losing 3-1 to Watford at Vicarage Road in September, United were unable to climb into the Premier League's top four, with Arsenal beating Hull 2-0 in Saturday's earlier game.
Mourinho, whose side have drawn nine times in the league this season, said he was waiting for his team's luck to change, adding: "Other teams are good teams, other teams are lucky teams, Hull City was lucky against us [in last week's 0-0 draw], was unlucky this afternoon [vs. Arsenal].
"We have an amazing record of being unbeaten but we should have more victories and with more victories we would be in a better position but it is what it is."
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BSP Supporter votes for BJP accidentally, Chops his finger, releases Video10:00:00 AM, Friday 19th of April 2019 | in politics
A Dalit voter, Pawan Kumar in Shikarpur area, chopped off his finger for voting for BJP accidentally instead of BSP at the booth during the Phase II elections. He wished to vote for SP-BSP-RLD alliance candidate Yogesh Verma but mistakenly voted for MP & BJP candidate Bhola Singh by pressing the BJP button. He chopped his finger frustrated over his fault, later released a video on Twitter to repent for his mistake.


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'Utopia: A New Society for All'
Utopia: A New Society for All brings virtual reality into the real world. Born from the artist's desire to build community, Utopia exists both as a 4-by-7-foot diorama-based installation and as a conceptual art piece. Real people apply to become citizens of Utopia.
Upon their acceptance, artist and Utopia Founder and Facilitator Becky Wareing Steele renders each applicant in 1:160 scale in a process called miniaturization. She then places them within the Southwest-inspired landscape of the diorama where they inhabit an Earthship-style dwelling.
Citizenship in Utopia comes with democratic responsibility. Decisions like what new communal buildings to construct or what crops to grow—community center or greenhouse? Sweet potatoes or corn?—are all decided by vote. Over 80 people from all over the world have already become citizens of Utopia.
As much a thought experiment as an art installation, Utopia explores what it means to live in community. By scaling down the world it is the artist's intent to make solutions to complex issues seem more attainable.
Her work asks us to contemplate a number of questions: How do we build community? What are the building blocks of a successful society? Is a Utopia attainable?
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Why Amateur Radio?
One of the important aspects of disaster preparedness is communications. After a major earthquake or other disaster, it's very likely that our daily means of communication, land lines, cell phones, and the internet won't work. Of those, land lines are most likely to work, but, if history repeats itself, enough phones will get knocked "off the hook" that the system will quickly become overwhelmed. Add that to the fact that so many people use cordless phones that don't work without power, and communications surely will be a problem. This need lead me to Amateur Radio (often call Ham Radio.) It is very likely that Amateur Radio will be the most reliable, if not the only, means of communication after a major disaster. Because Amateur Radio equipment can communicate over long distances without relying on repeaters (radio re-transmitters that receive a local radio signal and retransmit it at higher power and usually from an advantageous high mountain peak), amateur radio operators can communicate both locally and over long distances. I belong to several amateur radio groups, including Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES), an affiliate of the American Radio Relay League (ARRL). ARES is a national group of amateur operators who train to provide emergency communications in an disaster. In Southern California, ARES works closely with the hospitals to provide back-up communications during a disaster. For example, following the 2010 Easter Day earthquake near the California and Mexican border, Spanish speaking Los Angeles area ARES members provided the first communications with the badly damaged areas in Mexico. In another example, during the devastating 2008 Sayre brush fire in northern Los Angeles, all communication with Olive View-UCLA County Hospital was lost as the fire burned uncomfortably close to the hospital. An ARES member, Marty Woll (N6VI), who still had his radio equipment loaded in his car from "The Great California Shake Out" training exercise less than two days earlier and who had significant experience training at Olive View., Despite roadblocks, fire, smoke, confusion and having to park a long way from the hospital and, therefore, having to carry as much equipment as he could, Marty responded quickly and established the communication necessary to expedite the hospitals evacuation. Ultimately, firefighters saved the hospital, but the fire burned right up to the parking lots. You can read Marty's account here. Scroll down to "Up Close and Personal: ARES Op Provides Sayre (California) Fire Communications."
Another amateur radio group I'm a member of is the Los Angeles Fire Department Auxiliary Communications Service (LAFD ACS). ACS is a group of volunteer amateur radio operators who train to supplement or replace the LAFDs radio system in a disaster. Should the LAFDs system fail, or be significantly limited, these volunteers will set up portable radio equipment at key sites throughout the City so that critical messages can be passed via amateur radio. We also volunteer
to provide radio services for special events such as the Hollywood Christmas Parade and the March Of Dimes March For Babies.
You want to get your ham license!
I've been interested in ham radio since I was a kid, but I never could muster the dedication to learn morse code. It wasn't until I became interested in disaster preparedness that I revisited the idea of getting my amateur radio license. There was some good news when I decided to give it a try.....the morse code requirement had been eliminated. I did some research and found that it was actually very easy to get my entry level license, called the "Technician" license. The internet offers a variety of assets to make studying easy.
First, let's talk about the test. The Technician test is a 35-question multiple-choice test. You have to correctly answer 74% of the questions, which means you can miss 9-questions. While there are a few technical questions, most are rules and regulations mixed with some common sense. The technical stuff is pretty easy to learn and there are some "tricks" to make it pretty easy. Most of the study aids I'll mention deal with learning just enough to pass the test, which is a valid way to study. You can learn more as you get more into radio. Of course, if you want to learn more than just enough to pass, there are multi-week courses and learning manuals available.
All levels of amateur radio tests are administered by amateur radio operators who volunteer to be test givers. These Volunteer Examiners give the tests, often in conjuction with local amateur radio clubs or emergency communications groups. The cost to take the test varies, but is usually in the $4.00 to $15.00 range. For the entry level "Technician" test, upon passing the test the documents are electronically forwarded to the FCC and your license becomes valid when your new call sign appears in the FCC Register, which can take as little as 7-days.
There a several ways to study, ranging from self study to multi-week classes. To self study, I recommend you either buy either the ARRL or Gordon West manuals, or download the free "No Nonsense" manual. Working with the manuals, you learn the materials at your pace. Once you feel comfortable with the materials, you can take practice tests at sites like QRZ.com. Once you consistently pass the practice test with 85% or better, you're ready to take the actual test.
Another option for self study is to take an online course, such as is offered by Ham Test Online. This is a paid study site that mixes learning content with practice tests. I'm currently using this service to study for my "Extra" license and find it works well for me. What I like most is that the software remembers the questions you answer incorrectly and offers them to again mixed in with the new content. By the time you get through the course, you should be more than ready to ace the exam.
If you're not the self-study type of learner, you can often find a test cram course. These classes are usually one or two days long and teach just enough to pass the test. If you're in the Los Angeles area, Norm and Naomi Goodkin offer an excellent one day cram course, taught once each quarter. They teach you to pass the test and offer the test at days end. They have an excellent passing percentage.
The last option is to take a more extensive course. If you can spare the time, this is the best way to really learn ham radio. These longer form courses often spread the learning over six to eight weeks and are offered in most larger cities. Check your local ham radio club or the ARRL Class finder to locate a class.
At the right edge of this page is a group of internet links to study materials and classes. Finally, your local radio club will likely have mentors, called "Elmers" in ham radio jargon, who can help you with your studies.
You earned your ticket, now what?
So you've passed your technician exam and finally have your ham radio license. Congratulations! But now what? What equipment should I buy, and once I have it, what should I do with it? Big questions, with a nearly unlimited number of answers. So let me help you sort it out. First, I'm going to assume that your primary focus will be emcomm, or emergency communications, although the equipment I'm going to recommend is applicable to most of the interests in amateur radio. First, let's talk equipment. Not too many years ago, amateur radio equipment was made by only a handful of companies. More recently, the Chinese have turned that all upside down. Offering everything from junk to some pretty high quality equipment, the Chinese have accomplished two things; They've added variety to the market and they've driven prices down on name brand equipment. So what should you buy? Most new hams start with a handheld radio. They're the least expensive option and offer significant flexibility. While a mobile radio offers more power, they cost more and aren't as flexible. So, for sake of argument, let assume you're going for a handheld. How much you're willing to spend makes a great difference. Higher price doesn't necessarily indicate better quality, but it may mean more features. Here are three radios on the lower end of the price range that are good starter radios. All three radios are dual band (2-meter VHF and 70-cm UHF), have similar features, and are software programmable. The least expensive option I'd recommend is the Baofeng UV-5 series. These are very inexpensive (under $50.00), but pretty good quality, dual band handheld rados. They're available in several variations, but are all essentially the same radio with only cosmetic differences. I own two of the UV-5r+ radios that I bought on Amazon.com. So far, I'm impressed with the quality and performance.
The next step up the line is the Wouxun KG-UVDx series. This is another Chinese radio that is also offered in several versions. The most recent version is the KG-UV8D and sells for about $130.00. This radio has several features not available in the Baofeng model, most notably crossband repeat capability, a larger display, and 999 memories. The Wouxun also features a larger speaker for improved audio quality. Other than purchase price, the other big advantage of these Chinese radios is that accessories are very inexpensive. There is a good freeware software program called Chirp that can be used to program the memories on both the Baofeng and Wouxun and many other popular radios. You can download the lastest version of Chirp here. Both radios are available at many internet retailers including Amazon.com.
The third radio I'd recommend is the Yaesu FT-60. Yaesu, although not a household name, is one of the leading brands in amateur radio. The FT-60 has most of the advantages of the Wouxun and the advantage that it has 1000-memories. It also has a wide receive range, allowing it to tune into the 800mhz. band so it can listen to the Los Angeles Fire Department radio transmissions. The radio and accessories are a bit more expensive than the Wouxun. The programming software is not free, although there are some free aftermarket programs that are pretty good. The radio is also available online, or at Ham Radio Outlet in Burbank or online. It sells for about $150.00 shipped. This radio sold for more than $250.00 18-months ago, so the price has really come down. I own both the Wouxun and Baofeng radios and am very happy with them. Although the Baofeng's are pretty new to me, I've had the Wouxun for more than four years and it's been a great radio. I think, though, if I was buying today I'd really have to consider the Yaesu at it's new, lower price.
Regardless of which radio you buy, I'd recommend you buy at least one extra rechargable battery, a battery case for throw-away batteries, and a programming cable. I'd also recommend you buy a magnetic mount antenna. Magnetic mount antennas are a versitile way to extend your transmission range without the trouble of permanently mounting an antenna. The base contains a powerful magnet that allows you to securely, but temporarly, mount the antenna on any metallic surface. The surface can be anything from the roof of your car to a cookie sheet on your patio. There are many types of magnetic mount antennas out there in a wide price range. Again, they're available online or at Ham Radio Outlet in Burbank.
OK, so you've got your license and you have a radio, what's next? The first thing to do is to get your radio programmed. This can be done by manually entering the information via the keypad or by using software and your PC. Although it's very important that you know how to manually program your radio, using your programming software will make the job quite simple. What frequencies you program depends on the ogranizations you join, etc. This is where you might call on an experienced ham (known as an Elmer in the hobby) to mentor you!
Lastly, you've got your license and a programmed radio, now what? The answer is, Get on the air. One of the best ways to do this is to visit a net, which is a meeting on the radio. Nets are held by organizations and clubs, and most are very accepting of visitors. You can find information on local nets online or at your local ham radio store. I've listed a few local nets in a box on the right side of this page. If you're in the San Fernando Valley, check in to the Lake Balboa Emergency Preparedenss net on Sunday mornings. I'm the net control operator (essentially the host)and it's a very friendly net for new hams. We start at 9 AM on 145.570 in simplex mode. When I call for check-ins, just give your call sign. I'll acknowlege you and probably ask your name and location. I may also ask what equipment you're using, as one of the purposes of the net is to learn how different equipment works in different areas. We typically have check-ins from all over the San Fernando Valley and occasionally from other areas.
Candygram for Mongo
Although it's probably been decades since you got a telegram, there is a related message system that's still alive and well. The system is called the National Traffic System (NTS). Although the NTS was formally started in 1949, it is based on a system dating back to 1914. The NTS is an amateur radio based message relaying system. Although archaic when compared to modern communications systens, the NTS has one big advantage, reliability. In fact, it's the simple nature of the NTS that makes it important. The NTS relies only on individual amateur radio operators to pass messages from one operator to the next as they pass a message from coast to coast. In an emergency, traditional communications systems may fail with power outages or damage to infrastructure. But individual amateur operators trained in the NTS will be able to continue to pass messages around the country via their battery operated radios. The similarity to telegrams comes in the form of the message. NTS "radiograms" (consist of short (usually 25-words, or less) formal messages. Amateur radio operators, myself included, practice passing messages weekly so we'll be ready when called upon.
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One of my favorite TV shows when I was a kid was Highway Patrol starring Broderick Crawford. In one episode, called Radioactive, Dan Mathews uses the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) to contact an amateur radio operator who unknowingly purchased a stolen electronic device containing radioactive beads. Mathews had to find the "ham" before he and his pregnant wife were exposed to the radioactivity!


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Holiday in Bay Side of Port Stephens – Of Recreation and Amazing Attractions
Port Stephens is one of the largest natural harbors in the Hunter Region of the state of New South Wales. The area surrounding Port Stephens is known for its beauty and relaxing ambience, and is home to many other tourist destinations and attractions. This suburb is also a great location for tourists and adventure seekers, as it offers many exciting things to do and see. Of the many Port Stephens resorts one that is recommended and assures you a comfortable and blissful stay is the Oaks Pacific Blue Resort.
Port Stephens is arguably one of the most beautiful suburbs in New South Wales and offers visitors on holiday a truly memorable experience. Ranging from amazing landmarks and attractions to exciting water sports and adventure activities, the options for vacationing tourists are almost limitless. Apart from being one of the most beautiful coastal suburbs in New South Wales, Port Stephens has a rich heritage and culture as well. Thus, regardless of you wanting a relaxed holiday or an action packed holiday, Port Stephens will not disappoint.
While on holiday you can explore some of Port Stephens' most famous attractions, such as Great Lakes Marine Park; home to some fascinating species of marine fauna, Nelson Bay; known for its renowned dolphin and whale watching sites, and sprawling Stockton Beach; with all its historic wrecks. However, Port Stephens' greatest features are the large number of recreational activities it offers. The waters off Port Stephens have a reputation of being amongst the best in New South Wales for aqua activities such as diving, boating, surfing and fishing. The Nelson Bay area in particular is great for recreational activities. With all these activities and attractions you can be assured of having a memorable experience at Port Stephens. But also take some time to walk around this area and absorb its calm and relaxed ambience and soak in its culture.
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Bear is a 5 year old Rottweiler who is a trained security dog. He had a degenerative cruciate ligament problem in his left hind which had been causing noticeable lameness for over 9 months before I met him. He had been diagnosed by the vet and cage rested at home for 3 months prior to my Physiotherapy assessment. The vet and his owner felt that surgery was not an option for Bear as he did not like to stay at the vets and tended to become aggressive when handled by unfamiliar people. For this reason a conservative management approach was taken.
Initially Bear was quite lame on his affected hind leg and not using it properly in his movements. He was allowed to walk around the house and was supervised in the garden. His muscle around the stifle was weaker along with his back muscles and he obviously had a very poor exercise tolerance. Despite this he was a happy dog and well trained so exercises were not a problem.
I saw Bear 4 times in total over a period of 5 months, setting exercises and reassessing each time to set new, more difficult exercises. I also had regular phone calls with his owner, Liz, to check on progress. He also attended water treadmill sessions and was well enough to start swimming by the end of his physiotherapy treatment. By this stage he was able to walk for 15 minutes a day on the flat, was a little bit lame in trot only and had much better muscle strength. He even has mad moments in the garden now which he seems to cope with very well.
Bear was difficult to handle when I first met him but by the end of the 5 months seemed much more comfortable and so was happy to be checked over by me during the treatment periods. He was given a controlled, progressive exercise programme which was carried out by his vigilant owner who ensured his progress was steady and successful.
The cost of physiotherapy treatment was just under £200 in total and the hydrotherapy was a further £200. Bear was not covered by insurance and the treatment would obviously have been much more costly if surgery had been needed. It is not always possible to achieve these results without surgery but it is worth considering conservative treatment if the circumstances are right.
This treatment would not have worked without the input of his Mum Liz who understood the need to 'keep to the programme' even if Bear didn't always want to!


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The Paleolithic ivory anthropomorphic and zoomorphic sculptures are of the utmost importance when we evaluate Mal'ta's symbolic material culture.
One of our tasks is to find continuity to understand if there is retention of elements, techniques, and composition for cultural and historical reconstrucions. Typically, engraving produced body parts, clothing, and accessories in deep, but also subtle and light, relief.
Anthropomorphic sculptures (i.e., finished products) comprise three categories: shaped figures with body elements with and without decoration, but with clothes and accessories engraved; flat, engraved figures with and without decoration, and decorated heads.
Classification of zoomorphic figures is based on animal types, the character of the pose, the style, and the degree of stylization. There are only two types in the ornithological group; flying birds (swans/geese), and sitting birds (swan, polar quail, and loon). Among the representatives of the water's element highlighted there are fish and snakes. Other zoomorphic examples include an otter, gopher, or what some authors believe to be a wolverine or a stylized mammoth. These sculptures have characteristic crescent cavities, cupules, lines, both deep and shallow, arranged in horizontal and vertical rows like fur, scales, imitating snake's skin.
Malta collection contains more than 50 examlares of anthropomorphic and zoomorphic figurines
The collection of ornithomorphic sculptures of the Paleolithic Mal'ta-site has 20 sculptures kept in the storages of the State Historical Museum, the State Hermitage Museum, the Museum of Arntropology and Ethnography of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Kunstkamera) and the collection of the Irkutsk Art Museum.
The collection of zoomorphic figurines consists of five copies, which are stored in the State Historical Museum and the State Hermitage Museum.
Abramova Z.A. Paleoliticheskoe iskusstvo na territorii SSSR. – M.; L.: Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1962. – 85 s., 63 tabl.
Gerasimov M.M. Mal'ta. Paleoliticheskaya stoyanka (predvaritel'nye dannye): rezul'taty rabot 1928/29 g. – Irkutsk: Vlast' truda, 1931. – 34 s.
Gerasimov M.M. Paleoliticheskaya stoyanka Mal'ta: (Raskopki 19561958gg.) // Sovetskaya EHtnografiya. 1958. - № 3 - S. 28-52.
Lbova L. V. Volkov P. V. Mikroskopicheskij analiz Mal'tinskoj antropomorfnoj skul'ptury (tekhnologiya formoobrazovaniya, detalizacii, dekorirovaniya) // Stratum plus. – 2015. – № 1. – P. S. 161–168.
Lipnina E.A., Antropomorfnye i zoomorfnye skul'pturnye izobrazheniya Paleoliticheskogo ansamblya Mal'ty // Antropogen. Paleoantropologiya, geoahreologiya, ehtnologiya Azii. Novosibirsk. 2008. S. 112 – 132.


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What's Cool
* Ageless design, big attention magnet!
* Compact footprint
* InControl Touch Pro infotainment system is engaging to use
* Refined diesel motor
* Balanced ride and handling
What's Not So Cool
* Some features missing in the Landmark Edition
* Cramped rear seat space
Alternatives: – Mercedes GLE, Audi Q5, BMW X3, Volvo XC60, Land Rover Discovery Sport, Jaguar F-Pace, Lexus NX 300h
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Range Rover Evoque Landmark Edition Review
The Evoque Landmark Edition is a total looker. It grabs a lot of attention wherever you take it and this SUV is a great choice for someone who is a fashion maniac. The interior is also well laid out while the Ingenium engine offers a good blend of performance and economy. Yes, this SUV does feel slightly outdated now so if you're in the market looking to purchase an Evoque, we recommend you wait for a few months for the next generation model.


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Muhlenberg Community Hospital is governed by a Board of Trustees. The Board is comprised of local citizens who donate their time and talents to the Hospital. Employees currently number over 500 with around 70 physicians on staff. The original services of inpatient care, maternity, surgery, lab and X-ray have grown to include cardiac rehabilitation, pulmonary rehabilitation, physical therapy, occupational therapy, long-term care, geriatric psychiatry, home health care, home medical equipment services, ambulance, and specialized surgeries such as cataract, orthopedic, and laparoscopic procedures. Their specialized staff assist in the health care delivery process. In 1996 they formed a joint venture with Saint Thomas Health Services, in Nashville, Tennessee. The joint venture provides physicians to the residents of Muhlenberg County.