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Mary the Prophetess

The practise of Mary the Prophetess in the Alchymicall Art.

Mary the Prophetess (ca. 1st Century)

Aros the Philosopher had a meeting with Mary the Prophetess the Sister of Moyses, and approaching to her, he paid her respect and said unto her. O Prophetess, I have truly heard many say of you that you whiten the Stone in one day.

And Mary said, Yea, Aros, even in a part of one day.

Aros said: O Lady Mary, when will the Work be which you affirm? How shall we whiten and afterwards add blackness?

Mary said; O Aros, oftentimes Nations have dyd about this part. Know you not, O Aros; that there is a water or a thing which whitens Hendragem?

Then Aros answering said to her. O Lady it is so as you say, but in a long time.

Mary answered, Hermes in all his Books has said that the Philosophers whiten the Stone in one hour of the day.

Aros said to her, Oh how excellent is that?

Mary said, it is most excellent to him that is ignorant of it.

Aros said, if men have all the four Elements, he [Hermes] said that their fumes might be compleated, and complexioned, and coagulated, and retained in one day, untill they doe fullfill the consequence (i.e. attain the end).

Mary said, O Aros, by God, if thy senses or understanding were not solid, you should not hear these words from me, untill the Lord should fill my Heart with the grace of his divine Will. Nevertheless take the Allum of Spain, the white gumm and the red gumm, which is the Kibric of the Philosophers, and their Sol and the greater Tincture, and marry Gumm with Gumm togeather with a true Matrimony. Mary said, make them like a running Water, and vitrify this water which has been laboured or wrought upon for one day, out of the two Lubechs, upon the fixed body, and liquefy them by the secret of Nature in the Vessel of Philosophy. Did you understand us?

Yes Lady.

Mary said, Keep the fume and take care that none of it fly away. And let your measure be with a gentle fire such as is the Measure of the heat of the Sun in the Month of June or July, and stay by your Vessel and behold it with care how it grows black, grows red, and grows white in less than three hours of the day, and the fume will penetrate the body, and the Spirit will be bound up, and they will be like milk, incerating, and liquefying and penetrating: and that is the secret.

Aros said I do not say that this will be allways.

Mary said unto him: Aros, and this is more wonderfull concerning this, that it was not among the Ancients, nor did it come to him by curing, or by the Medicinall Art and that is take the white, clear and honoured Herb growing on the Hillocks, and pound it fresh as it is in its Hour, and that is the true Body not flying from the Fire.

And Aros said it is the Stone of Truth?

And Mary said yes. But yet men know not this regimen (rule or way of working) with the speediness thereof.

Aros said, and what afterwards.

Mary said, vitrify upon it Kibric or Zibeic and there are the two fumes comprehending the two Lights, and project upon that the complement of the Tinctures of the Spirits, and the weights of Truth, and pound it all, and put it to the Fire, and you shall see wonderfull things from them. The whole goverment consists in the temper of the Fire, O how strange it is, how it will be moved from one colour to another, in less than an hour of the Day, untill it arrive at the mark of redness and whiteness, and cast away the Fire and permit it to cool, and open it and you will find the clear pearly Body to be of the Colour of the Poppy of the Wood mixt with whiteness and that is it which is incerating, liquefying and penetrating, and one golden piece thereof, the weight of a small golden Coin, falleth upon a thousand thousand and two hundred thousand. That is the hidden secret.

Then Aros fell down upon his face.

And Mary said to him, Lift up your head Aros: because I will shorten for you the thing, as that clear body which is thrown upon the Hillocks, and is not obtained by putrefaction or motion. Take and pound it with Gumm Elsaron, and with the two fumes because the Body comprehending or retaining them is Gumm Elsaron and grind it all. Therefore approach because it all melts. If you project its wife upon it, it will be as a distilling Water, and when the Aire shall strike it, it will be congealed and be one body, and make projection of it, and you will behold Wonders: O Aros that is the hidden secret of Scholia; and know that the said two fumes are the Root of this Art, and they are the white Kibric and the humid calx, but the fixed Body is of the Heart of Saturn comprehending the Tincture, and the Fields of Wisdom or of Scholia. And the Philosophers have named it by many and all names, and received or gathered from the Hillocks it is a clear white Body, and these are the medicine of this Art, part is procured and part is found upon the Hillocks; and know Aros that the wise men have not called it the Fields of Wisdom, or of Scholia, unless because Scholia will not be compleated but by it; and in the Scholia there are nothing but wonderfull things. For there also enters into them the four Stones, and its true regimen is as I have said. And that is first Scoyare, Ade, and Zethet; by that make your Allegory as Hermes has done in his Books Scoyas, and the Philosophers have allways made the regimen longer, and have resembled the work to every thing which ought not to make the work, and they make the Magistery to be in one year, and this but onely for hiding it from the ignorant people, untill it be confirmed in their Hearts and their senses (till they believe the Art), because the Art will not be compleated except only in Gold; because it is the great secret of God: and they who hear of our secrets doe not verify them (nor believe them to be true), by reason of their ignorance. Did you understand Aros?

Aros said yes. But tell me about that vessel, without which the Work will not be accomplisht.

Mary said that the Vessel of Hermes which the Stoicks have concealed, and it is not a Necromanticall Vessel, but it is the Measure of your Fire.

Aros said: O Lady you have obeyed (been a scholar) in the Society of Scoyari: O Prophetess, have you found among the Secrets of the Philosophers, which they have set down in their Books, that any one can make the Art out of one Body?

And Mary said: Yes: which Hermes has not taught, because the Root of Scholia is a body which cannot be made smooth or plain and incurable (unconquerable) and it is a poyson mortifying all bodies, and it pulverises them and coagulates Mercury with its odour. And shee said, I swear to you by the eternall God, that that poison when it is dissolved untill it is made a subtile Water, I care not by what dissolution it is done, does coagulate Mercury into Luna with the strength of Truth, and it falls into the Throne of Jupiter, and forms him into Luna. And the Science is in all Bodys, but the Stoicks, by reason of the shortness of their lives, and the Length of the Work, have concealed this; and they found out these tinging Elements, and they increased them, and all the Philosophers teach them, except the Vessel of Hermes, because it is divine, and of the Wisdom of the Lord hidden from Nations: and they who are ignorant of it, know not the Regimen of Truth, because of their Ignorance of the Vessel of Hermes.

Mary briefly soundeth forth
Strange things like Thunder round the Earth.
She with two Gumms makes the Bottome stay
What else would fly away.
Three things if you three hours attend
Are chained together in the End.
Mary the Light of dew, and Art has got
In three hours to tye the Knot.
Pluto’s daughter, it is she
Who bindeth Loves confederacy
Joyned with three seeds she does aspire
To be exalted in the Fire.


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Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Anne Hitchcock Sims

London, Sept 24, 1917

My darling Sweetheart:

. . . Your letter of the 29th [of August] was written from Marion just after you had received the package Pinky sent you by express.1 This gave you some idea of some of my difficulties—particularly in getting the P.Ds to understand the situation. These difficulties are gradually clearing away, and I don’t think there will be any more of the same kind. My letters to Pratt2 have cleared matters up a good deal, and the officers who are frequently coming out from Washington and going back have done the rest. Also, Admiral Mayo’s account of the conference here, and what he has seen, will clear away some misunderstandings.3

     However, you must not imagine that these matters worry me much. They do not, for, as I have explained before, the elements of my problem are simple and they must soon be well understood—particularly as a number of very able newspaper men are beginning to explain things on the other side.

     I am sure I need not say; my darling, how much I was touched by your offer to come over here and bring all the children: Bless your dear heart, nothing could make me so happy as to have you here. You would of course be a great comfort to me not to mention the joy of having all the dear children. But, my dear, it would not be “good business,” and would not be a justifiable risk. Also, I understand that no women are allowed to take passage unless they are on official duty or can show some very urgent reason. Over here, if a woman (not on official duty) gets permission o to France, or vice verse, she cannot return for six months.

     There is also another very weighty reason, namely, that not long ago I cabled the department recommending that no wives of officers attached to this force be granted permission to take passage for Europe. I have also issued a circular to all the forces stating that I think it very undesirable that my officers or man should have his wife take passage for this side.4 I could not legally give an order to this effect, but I think that expression of my opinion will have the desired effect. I did this because I was informed that a number of the young officers on the destroyers were talking of bringing their wives to Queenstown. There is still another very good reason for this, and that is that British naval officers are not allowed to have their wives with them when serving abroad. They can of course follow their husbands to any home port, but an officer serving in France, for example, cannot have his wife with him.

     So, deary, you see it would not be right for you to come over—much I would like to have you. You may be sure my heart aches for you and all the dear ones, but, as you have often said, our sacrifices are inconsiderable compared to those who are suffering all the horrors of war over here.

     I am as well as I can possibly be. Responsibility does not worry me in the least, and I find the work wonderfully interesting—so much so that I really enjoy it very much

     The trip through France was a bit strenuous, but was very interesting. I wrote you a couple of notes from Paris,5 which I assume you will receive before this, but from this time of leaving Paris until I returned to London, I had no opportunity to write at all. In fact I spent most of the time in travelling, and nearly every night in sleepers.

     We left Paris Monday evening, 17th, arrived Brest Tuesday morning at 9. Visited the Prefit Maritime, then visited the port and had a conference with Admiral Fletcher and his staff,6 then had lunch with the Prefit, and took the train again in the afternoon from St. Nazaire, where we spent the next day inspecting. That evening I took the train for Bordeaux while the C-in-C [Mayo] returned to Paris. I spent the day inspecting at Bordeaux and the neighborhood and that evening took the train for Paris. Arrived at Paris at 8 am next day, and took a 9 am train for Baulogne, thence crossed the channel and reached London at 8 the same evening.

     At Bordeaux we were received at the station by the Mayor, a number of military and naval officers, the President of the Chamber of Commerce, the U.S. Consul and Vice Consul, etc7 Got no breakfast that morning, but had lunch with most of them at 11-30, then motored about 75 miles to visit all the stations, then dined with them all at 7, and took the train at 8:30.

     The C-in-C visited the Western Front after returning to Paris. I declined to go, as I had no business there, and I have forbidden all the officers of the command to go their

     I am sorry to say that whene the Admiral party was returning to Paris from the Front, a motor in which were Captain Jackson, Comdr Sayles and Comdr Bingham,8 sledded around a sharp corner and ran into a tree. They were all thrown through the glass screen and Jackson was very badly cut up, Sayles less so, and Bingham still less. It was an hour before they got them to a hospital at Amiens, and the suffered greatly from a loss of blood. Jackson will be in hospital for at least a week. The C-in-C returns here tomorrow, but I do not know when he will start for home. Admiral Jellicoe has gone (this evening) with several other officers to meet him at Dover. Babby went with him, just for a change. He seems quite well now, and looks fine is his commander’s uniform, which I have authorized him to wear in advance of the official notification from the department.9

     On Sunday, having “huit-jours de chemin du fer dans le das [Eight-day train ride].” I went out W.Gillmor’s10 and played several sets of tennis I took Winston Churchill [American author]- with me.  It was a perfect day. I see him everyday, and I am supplying him with all the dope about the situation, and he will pass it on where it will do the most good. W.W. [Woodrow Wilson] has no confidence in the military men. he so stated in a speech he made on board the Pennsylvania a short time ago, which he declared his belief that the war would be won through the inspiration of some amateur So he is more likely to take Winston’s opinion than that of any other man. It is a very fortunate thing that he came over here.

     He expects to be here until about the last of October, and will then go to France. Perhaps I will go with him. I will visit Queenstown before that time—and perhaps I will take him with me, or have him follow me up there. . . .

     Last week there was only about half as much shipping sunk by submarines as the acreage for the last dozen weeks, but we can hardly expect it to remain as low as this right along, particularly as there are rater more submarines out than usual. During the last three months the Allies have sunk many more submarines than in the previous three months. The means of appacing (and chasing) them are improving, and the morale of the crews is probably decreasing considerably in consequence. There are seldom any survivors from those that are sunk. Sometimes one or two men get out of the conning tower, but the rest (about 30) remain in the boat. What a dreadful war this is! And how fortunate we are not to have lost any of my vessels of any of our men! Our destroyers have acquires a very fine reputation throughout the British service for the excellence of the boats and the skill which they are handled. Admiral Bayly has written a number of highly complimentary reports about them. . . .

Your devoted

Source Note: ALS, DLC-MSS, William Sims Papers, Box 7. Document is on the stationary of the “Embassy of the United States of America.”

Footnote 1: Anne Hitchcock Sims’ letter has not been located. “Pinky” refers to Captain Frank L. Pleadwell, Medical Inspector, who had just returned to the United States after his being recalled from his post as Assistant to the United States Naval Attaché atLondon. Pleadwell would return in October to head the Medical Section of Sims' London Staff.

Footnote 2: Capt. William V. Pratt, Assistant Chief of Naval Operations.

Footnote 3: Adm. Henry T. Mayo, Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Fleet, traveled to London at the end of August 1917 to conduct a review of the United States naval forces and gain first-hand perspective on the Allied naval war effort. During this time, he also attended an Allied Naval Conference in London on 4-5 September.

Footnote 4: The cable and circular that Sims references here have not been located.

Footnote 5: See, for example: Sims to Sims, 15 September 1917.

Footnote 6: Capt. William B. Fletcher, United States Patrol Squadrons Operating in European Waters.

Footnote 7: Charles Gruet was the Mayor of Bordeaux. The United States Consul at Brest was George A. Bucklin and the Vice-Consul was Azel D. Beeler.

Footnote 8: Capt. Orton P. Jackson, Mayo' Chief of Staff, Cmdr. William R. Sayles, United States Naval Attaché at Paris, and Cmdr. Donald C. Bingham, Fleet Gunnery Officer, Atlantic Fleet.

Footnote 9: :First Sea Lord Adm. Sir John R. Jellicoe and Comdr. John V. Babcock, one of Sims’ aides.

Footnote 10: Reginald E. Gilmor was Sims’ Flag Secretary.

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<![CDATA[HOMEGROWN BLOOMS - Journal]]>Tue, 22 Sep 2020 19:53:55 -0700Weebly<![CDATA[End of the 2019 growing season]]>Tue, 29 Oct 2019 00:41:56 GMThttps://www.homegrownblooms.org/journal/end-of-the-2019-growing-seasonIt might be gloomy outside but we still have tons of COLOR in the garden!🌸🙌🏼💐
We’re going to keep harvesting and hanging onto every last bit of this seasons’ crop...but super excited as we start making room & planting our spring bulbs!
What’s your favorite season for flowers?!
<![CDATA[Homegrown Bloom q & A and season updates!]]>Mon, 07 Oct 2019 18:11:31 GMThttps://www.homegrownblooms.org/journal/homegrown-bloom-q-a-and-season-updates
Homegrown Blooms Q & A & Season Updates! 🌸🌸
We only have a handful of weddings left this season! This wedding season has been absolutely incredible, we are so grateful for our clients and to have been part of one of their most memorable days!
➡Q: Are we fully booked for 2020 weddings?
➡A: (As crazy as this sounds) YES! We are (almost) completely booked for 2020 wedding dates, we are scheduling some of our last consultations.
➡Q: What if you had your heart set on Homegrown Blooms for your 2020 wedding?!😥
➡A: Still reach out! We can try our best to see if we can make something work and we can recommend other awesome, local florist!
➡Q: Are we booking 2021 weddings yet?
➡A: Not yet! We will announce when we will start booking consultations to book for 2021.

It’s a bittersweet day as our CSA members pick up their last week of blooms! I couldn’t be more grateful for such an awesome experience with our spring, summer & fall flower CSA. THANK YOU to all our members, especially those who signed up for all three seasons! I’ve loved sharing the harvest with you all and meeting each and everyone of you!
➡Q: Will we have a spring, summer and fall csa next year?
➡A: YES! We can’t imagine this business without our CSA☺ We plan on making the CSA bigger and better and expanding the seasons!
Bouquet/ Arrangements pick ups and deliveries:
As we approach that time of year when we will expect a first frost soon, our season will drastically slow down. During the regular growing season we can take last minute orders since it’s as easy as a quick harvest to collect flowers for our orders... but since we aren’t a traditional florist shop that orders in flowers every week we will need at least a weeks notice for orders after we lose our flower crop for best availability! Thank you!
Funeral flowers:
➡Q: Do we provide the service of funeral arrangements?
➡A: Not typically. Funeral arrangements are not our area of expertise. Of course, we do make exceptions. We are beginning to realize sometimes clients are looking for less “funeral looking” flowers and would much prefer something fresh, creative and vibrant. That’s right up our alley & we’re looking to create something that fits & is available in 2020 for clients looking for this type of work to remember their loved ones.
🌸Thank you all so much for your support! Feel free to ask any other questions in the comments below!⤵
Photo by the amazing: Abigail D. Photography
<![CDATA[Wedding Flowers!]]>Tue, 05 Mar 2019 23:38:50 GMThttps://www.homegrownblooms.org/journal/wedding-flowers
Homegrown Blooms specializes in & strives to be unique by utilizing as much of our own grown flowers as possible during the seasonal months. Our passion is flowers…from growing to designing with some of the most sought after varieties that create bouquets and arrangements with a completely custom feel.

More recently we've been seeing trends for and requested to design with an "organic & whimsical" feel- which often involves soft, lush greenery like penny cress and dusty miller and endless varieties of eucalyptus. Flowers we grow like anemones, lithianthus, dahlias and of course garden roses are growing more popular and requested in designs. Of course there are brides who have a more traditional vision- a structured bouquet filled with roses, baby's breath and hydrangeas. Being a non-traditional, creative, seasonal farmer-florist makes it hard to bring these more traditional, structured visions to life.

As for color trends- we've notices everything from blue and peach pairings (which we're excited to use June blooms like peach Icelandic poppies and pale blue delphinium for) a lot of blush tones and lavender and when the wedding season begins to shift more towards fall, a lot of burgundies and deep violets.

Pinterest: Pinterest can be a lovely thing- I have to admit I make each one of my brides a styled board on Pinterest to keep track of their colors, style and visions. Yet- Pinterest can be very overwhelming because the flowers shown on here are usually very high end and pricey to replicate. A bride might see a pretty garland and think "Oh, it's only made of greens it must be inexpensive" But the cost of the individual greens adds up and time and labor factored in to making that Pinterest worthy garland must be taken into account. Remember, in the end it is your bouquet. Our goal is to create our bouquets and arrangements completely custom for our wedding couples. It is our passion to bring a magical essence to each order and use as much of our own grown flowers as possible. Flowers are hand-picked just a few days before each wedding and designed with the very best floral ingredients available at that time in the season. We love all the delicate details in the flowers we grow, the romantic fragrance you experience with the freshest cut blooms, and the unrestrained color palette to choose from. Each bouquet designed at Homegrown Blooms is a true labor of love!

<![CDATA[What does sustainable, Heirloom and seasonal flowers mean?]]>Wed, 27 Feb 2019 17:10:24 GMThttps://www.homegrownblooms.org/journal/what-does-sustainable-heirloom-and-seasonal-flowers-mean
Good news! 🌱
Today I finished seeding my “8-10 weeks before frost” collection of heirloom seeds! Which means we are getting close to SPRING!🌷🌼
 I’ve been getting a lot of questions about what sustainability, heirloom seeds & flowers & seasonal flowers means. I want to take this chance to explain the intentions and hopes behind this business to all these new faces and define these terms and words I use so often!
🌱Sustainability: (sustainable agriculture) To meet society’s present needs without compromising future generations resources. Homegrown Blooms is committed to practices of sustainable agriculture. Our flowers are grown with integrity & a whole lot of heart.
🌱Heirloom seeds/flower varieties: This is an extremely important term to understand, especially for future bridal clients! Heirloom (or antique) flowers are plants that have been open-pollinated & have origins dating back 50 years or more. Some of these varieties are centuries years old! They are the same unique flowers your great grandparents would have grown in their gardens. Heirloom flowers are in high demand because they are great in diversity. They have been selected for their color, scent, reliability & long term performance. Heirloom plants have the unique ability to produce viable seeds that can be saved. (Seed saving is a practice of sustainability)
Some of the most popular heirloom flowers I grow are antique garden roses, cosmos, larkspur, foxglove, sweet pea & more! Heirloom flowers preserve history and help the environment. This is a focus at Homegrown Blooms. We try to avoid typical varieties brides might be seeking for their weddings like baby’s breath, typical roses & carnations and replace these flowers with ample options of “in season” heirloom flowers! A great example might be replacing baby’s breath with feverfew & replacing typical roses or carnations with garden roses & dahlias!
🌱Seasonal Flowers: The natural cycle of blooming flowers throughout the year.
As the Industrial Age reshaped modern life, commerce formed around flowers, reducing many floral crops into commodities that are produced, sold and used with little regard to the environment. It’s “High volume, low cost production” is similar to that of food. Homegrown Blooms mission is to use as many domestic alternatives as possible before importing flowers. We place a high value on local, seasonal and sustainably-grown florals & using them artistically to express beauty!
<![CDATA[No Grit-No pearl]]>Mon, 10 Dec 2018 22:54:50 GMThttps://www.homegrownblooms.org/journal/no-grit-no-pearl
No grit, no pearl. 🕊This business has taught me so much in the last year. Building anything of value takes time and hard work. Struggle builds resilience and experience. Struggle provides direction🍃
I’ve had a lot of new followers recently so I’ll take this time to tell you all a little about me and the origins of Homegrown Blooms. Ever since I was little I have been drawn to working with nature, not against it. I had no idea there was a name for this concept and one day I would major in it- Sustainable Agriculture. But I’m jumping the gun...eager to start saving money and gain farming experience I got my first job at an apple orchard when I was 12 years old. The next couple years were spent immersing myself in diversified agriculture. My summer jobs were consumed with everything from seeding in hot greenhouses all day to milking cows and goats. I found my true calling while interning at a biodynamic farm called Swallowtail Farm in Florida in 2016-2017. This is where I met Mariana from Ladybug Blooms & was inspired by her trade- growing farm fresh flowers for CSA members, farmers markets, and weddings. After working under Mariana and getting to appreciate the art of growing the very details I could use to design with I returned to my hometown, Westport Massachusetts. Within the first few weeks of being home I called Mariana asking her recommendations for flowers I could grow late in the season. I was full of excitement and energy to share my organically grown flowers. After two seasons of growing & designing I have grown in humility and learned so much from fellow farmers and florists. I have grown in confidence and learned not to let criticism derail my progress. Instead of letting this drain me I have learned to let it motivate me. I have made so many heart melting deliveries and have experienced so many tears of happiness from clients. These are the moments that I’ll never forget and moments that help generate new ideas. I’m looking forward to the 2019 season & launching so many new ideas from the heart that I can’t wait for you all to see! When your values remain center of your business amazing things can happen!🌱
<![CDATA[Garden Update]]>Sun, 20 May 2018 17:19:57 GMThttps://www.homegrownblooms.org/journal/garden-updateThe season has officially begun and I have tons of fresh, colorful blooms! The ranunculus and anemones are looking particularly beautiful and the peonies will be blooming soon!
<![CDATA[Seeding, seeding, seeding!]]>Fri, 26 Jan 2018 21:36:29 GMThttps://www.homegrownblooms.org/journal/seeding-seeding-seedingGrowing up, I worked on many farms. I've spent summer after summer in hot greenhouses doing everything I could do get through a what seemed to be a never-ending seeding chart. SEEDING. IS. TEDIOUS. & in the midst of all that's going on on the farm in the summer, generally is one of the more boring but necessary tasks to complete. Yet when the season ends and winter is in full force, seeding is a little piece of farmer-heaven. I can't even express how much I have missed having dirt in my finger nails! No matter how many times I seed I am still mesmerized by the miracle that transforms that little seed into a plant. The past couple weeks I have begun seeding trays of poppies, stock, calendula and foxglove. In the midst of my chaotic weeks juggling work, and school and babysitting 6 little ones, seeding has been my rare moments of grounding and peacefulness. It is so pleasant knowing after putting your energy into something in return it will give so much back. So exciting watching the Shirley Poppies sprout knowing how beautiful they will compliment arrangements for a May wedding I have booked. Now these little babies just have to keep growing and I have to manage not to kill them! Just keep seeding, just keep seeding!
<![CDATA[Planting Ranunculus!]]>Tue, 14 Nov 2017 03:45:23 GMThttps://www.homegrownblooms.org/journal/planting-ranunculus.Getting all  these funky looking corms in the ground after soaking them for 8 hours. Planting them early so the roots can have a long time to develop. Hopefully they will produce some beautiful and plentiful blooms come Spring! Looking forward to using these guys in designs! Now for the challenging part, keeping them warm all Winter!


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    We've implemented some new award icons. You can see them all here: Homemade Tools Forum - Awards .

    Thanks to member feedback, we've added a new award category: Best Documented Build. We'll be awarding this monthly to the best overall documented build. The winning build does not need to be documented via text description; it could also be: photographs, video, drawings, plans, 3D printer file - any sort of highly detailed description, depiction, or demonstration that makes it easier for others to reproduce the homemade tool.

    We've also removed the "Junior Member", "Member", and "Senior Member" titles. Thanks to those who gave feedback on this; the "Junior" and "Senior" nomenclature was based on post count (0, 30, and 100 posts respectively), and wasn't particularly indicative of merit or forum seniority. They've been replaced by a series of five specific awards for 10, 100, 1,000, 5,000, and 10,000 posts. In addition, users can now specify their own custom user titles by clicking on "Settings" in the upper right-hand corner of the screen, and then clicking on "Edit Profile" in the left-hand "My Settings" box.

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    Jon, I think this is a good rework of the awards system, and by the way, I like the new logos !
    So, I'm now working for my bronze nut score, hence this post ( )
    The well documented award is a good introduction, it is, as you say, a good thing to encourage people to rebuild and improve.
    Some, on other social networks, retweet, and people count their retweets, so here, we can have rebuilds, and we could count also our rebuilds !

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  • CountySAN DIEGO
  • CitySan Diego
  • AreaSan Diego
  • NeighborhoodRolando
  • Zip92115
  • StyleCraftsman/Bungalow
  • Price$ 825,000
  • Bedrooms3
  • Full Bathrooms1
  • Half Bathrooms0
  • Sqr Footage896
  • Lot Size6,741 SqFt
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Variance granted Detached. Charming Single Story home w. permitted ADU/Guest house in the Heart of Rolando Village close to SDSU. A Great income/ investment opportunity, lot is zoned for 2-4 unit. Well maintained w. many upgrades. Nice curb appeal, quiet street, low maint. landscaping, large private back yard & patio. Both units are craftsman-style bungalows. Driveway and detached 2 car garage w. laundry hookups for each unit. Convenient location close to schools & shopping. This is your chance to own a quaint multi family/ income property in the heart of Rolando Village just minutes from SDSU,. There are 2 detached houses on one lot, zoned for 2-4 units!! Fully permitted and very well maintained with many upgrades throughout. Great curb appeal with low maintenance landscaping, a large private back yard with mature trees and a big patio area between the 2 units. The front unit (built in 1941) is a detached craftsman-style bungalow 3-bed/1 bath and the back unit is 1 bed/1 bath (built 1945). Tandem driveway for multiple cars, plus detached 2 car garage with laundry hook for each unit. Front Unit: Wood Laminate flooring, newer paint, new toilet, Upgraded counter tops in kitchen and newer appliances. New Air conditioner and newer light fixtures/ fans. Back Unit: Luxury wood laminate Flooring throughout the unit. New waterproof flooring in bathroom. New appliances: oven/range and refrigerator. Desirably Located on a very quiet street in a primarily single family residential neighborhood but still close to the college area, shopping, schools, public transportation and everything else beautiful San Diego has to offer.

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10/8/2020 Listed $825,000

General Features

CFD/Mello-Roos Fee 0.0
Community SAN DIEGO
Cooling Central Forced Air
Flooring Laminate, Tile
Full Baths 1
Garage Spaces 2
HOA Fee 0.0
Heating Floor Furnace, Forced Air Unit
Laundry Garage
Miscellaneous Value in Land
Neighborhood Rolando
Other Fees 0.0
Pets Allowed Y/N Yes
Price Per Sq Ft 920.76
Roof Shingle
Sale/rent For Sale
Senior Community Y/N N/K
Sewer Sewer Connected, Public Sewer
Stories 1 Story
Terms Cash, Conventional, FHA, VA
Topography Level
Units In Complex 2
Year Built 1941
Zoning R-1:SINGLE

Interior Features

Approximate Living Space 1, 000 to 1, 499 SqFt
Bedroom 2 Dimensions 10x9
Bedroom 3 Dimensions 10x10
Dining Room Dimensions 8x8
Equipment Disposal, Range/Oven, Refrigerator
Guest House Est. Sqft 617
Heat Source Natural Gas
Kitchen Dimensions 15x8
Laundry Utilities Electric
Living Area 896
Living Room Dimensions 16x13
Master Bedroom Dimensions 10x10
Total Bedrooms 3
Water Heater Type Gas

Exterior Features

Covered Parking Detached
Exclusive Use Yard Yes
Exterior Stucco
Fencing Vinyl, Wood
Frontage Type Other/Remarks
Guest House Detached
Lot Size Area 4, 000-7, 499 SF
Parking Non-garage Driveway
Parkng Non-garaged Spaces 2
Patio Covered, Patio
Pool Y/N N/K
Structures Other/Remarks
Total Parking 4
Water Source Available, Public

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  • Fixer Upper
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  • Deck
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  • Basement
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AVG 67
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I've been busy aat work. So busy, in fact, that I had to put in quite a few hours this weekend, all morning on Saturday and just a few hours on Sunday (today). So I'm feeling a little crunched for time.

Bad to the phloem!

Still- there are things that need to be done before I hear even MORE people whisper, as they walk past our house, "Well you know, the cobbler's childen have no shoes, not even Crocs"

So, even though I'd like to be laying around reading chic-lit or primping the garden (you know, the fun stuff you want to do, not the tough stuff you gotta do), I'm up on a ladder pulling and pruning the Virgina Creeper off the roof of the house. We've decided that it can grow up to the soffit, but needs to be stopped before it takes over the fascia and roof.

Attack of the Virginia Creeper

So, I'm up there- in a sun dress and old pink cowboy boots. Earwigs crawling up my legs. And my dapper husband comes out looking like he's ready to take the town.

Him: " Hey, I'm going shopping, would you like anything from Pier 1?"

Me: "Oh, gosh. How about a papasan and something to smother you with while you sleep".

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Troubleshooting E-mail Problems

Troubleshooting E-mail Problems

Check your Configuration

The first thing to do is verify that you have configured your e-mail client correctly.

At the very least, make sure that you have your POP (Incoming) Mail Server set to (where is your actual domain name.) Do not prefix your domain name with http://www.,mail.pop3. or any other prefix.

Also verify that your username and password have been entered correctly. For the e-mail account, the correct username is: yourdomain — it is not

Check your Domain Registration Status

If your domain name registration has expired, no functions associated with your domain name (e-mail, www, ftp, etc.) will work. Also, if the Domain Nameserver (DNS) information associated with your domain name is not pointing to nameservers, you will not be able to access any functions on our servers by domain name. You can use any WHOIS lookup to check the status of your domain name.

Check Your Redirects, MailLists, Infobots, & PlusRoamer Configuration

The most common cause of e-mail delivery failures is an incorrectly configured default redirect in your e-mail forwarding. Log in to your Web Control Panel (, where “” is your actual domain name) and select the E-mail Forwarding link. The first redirect listed should look like this:

The default entry must be your primary account login (, where is your actual domain name.) If you set your default redirect to a different e-mail address, your e-mail will not be delivered predictably or reliably. For example, we see a lot of entries like this:

What you want is for all of your e-mail to be delivered to your AOL account. What you get is none of your e-mail being delivered anywhere. If you want your mail delivered to an e-mail account outside of our network, set up your redirects like this:

Also, note that the primary login is the only POP login that can be redirected. Another common problem occurs when you set up a POP login and a redirect for the same name. This can result in mail not being delivered. Make sure that you do not have the same name duplicated in your POP users and redirects. See the E-mail Forwarding Instructions for information on correctly configuring your redirect files.

Check your MailLists and Infobots (Autoresponders). You cannot have a maillist or an infobot with the same name as a POP user. CLICK HERE for instructions on correctly configuring autoresponder/infobots, and CLICK HERE for maillist configuration instructions.

Finally, if you’ve installed PlusRoamer on your account, make sure that your PlusRoamer usernames are unique, as well. PlusRoamer accounts cannot have the same name as a POP, redirect, autoresponder, or maillist. Also, remember that the PlusRoamer admin account will receive all e-mail that would otherwise be destined for your default ( e-mail address.

Relay Attempt Failed Error

You attempt to send mail, but receive an error message that looks like this:

protocol smtp; server response 550; relay attempt failed

This one’s usually easy to fix: Simply check and receive your mail before you try to send mail. In order to prevent our mail servers from being used for the transmission of SPAM (junk e-mail), we’ve configured our servers to require that no mail can be sent from a given domain’s SMTP (outgoing mail) server unless the same domain’s POP (incoming mail) server has been accessed prior to the send attempt.

At the present time, it is only necessary to have checked for new mail once during any 24 hour period. Checking the POP (incoming) mail server effectively “unlocks” the SMTP (outgoing) mail server and allows the relay to go through.

Port 25 (SMTP) Relay Blocking

Another common source of the relay error is due to your local ISP blocking relays to external SMTP servers (Port 25 Relays). ISPs do this to eliminate their network from being used to transmit spam — they simply do not allow anyone to connect to any SMTP server outside of their network. Almost all of the larger ISPS (notably, Earthlink and MSN) and more and more smaller ISPs are now blocking Port 25 Relays.

The solution to this problem is to simply substitute your ISP’s SMTP server information for your domain name in your e-mail client configuration. We recommend this configuration even if your ISP is not blocking relays, as it will generally result in more reliable SMTP connections. Mail will still appear as coming from your domain (as long as you have your From and/or Reply-to addresses configured correctly.) Your ISP can provide the information you need to set up the connection — usually or Contact your local ISP’s support staff to obtain the correct settings.

SSL Negotiation Failed Errors

You may see an error referring to problems with SSL, similar to one of the following:

SSL negotiation failed - negotiated key exchange length is -1

SSL negotiation failed. You have configured this personality/protocol to reject any exchange key lengths below 0. But the negotiated exchange key length is -1 Hence this established secure channel is unacceptable. Connection will be dropped. Cause (-6992).

Our mail servers do not currently support SSL connections. These errors indicate that your e-mail client is configured for this unsupported connection type. In Microsoft Outlook, uncheck the box next to This server requires a secure connection (SSL) in your Advanced properties section. See the Outlook configuration instructions for more information.

If you’re using Eudora to check your mail, review the Eudora configuration instructions, or follow these steps:

  1. Right click on your personality name to bring up the menu. Then, click “Properties”.
  2. Look toward the bottom of the box until you see “Secure Sockets When Sending”. Change that option to “Never”.
  3. Click on the “Incoming Mail” tab at the top of the box and change “Secure Sockets When Receiving” to “Never” also.
  4. Click “OK” and check mail again. The error should not return.

Firewall and Anti-Virus Software

Improperly configured firewalls and/or anti-virus software can interfere with POP and SMTP connections. Both the Norton and PC-Cillin anti-virus software packages have proven to cause sporadic and unpredictable failures with POP3 connectivity.

Try temporarily disabling any software of this nature and see if the problem disappears. If it does, you’ve identified the source of the problem. You’ll need to contact your network adminstrator or the software manufacturer for assistance with proper configuration.

After disabling any virus protection software, double-check your e-mail client configuration. Many virus protection programs will overwrite your settings (for example, they may replace the POP Server name withlocalhost and the Username with something that looks like yourdomain/ These settings will not work with the virus protection disabled — you’ll need to reset your configuration to correspond to our E-Mail Configuration Instructions.

Server Errors

You could receive any number of error messages describing unavailable server, connection with the server reset, server connection timed out, etc. In some cases you can receive mail without problem, but cannot send mail.

There are all sorts of conditions that can contribute to sendmail problems, including the standard internet connection issues, which can cause timeouts when connecting to your web site via browser, POP, FTP, or telnet. (These issues are described in the Connection troubleshooter. Most of these issues are not related to our servers.

Sending mail (via SMTP) and receiving mail (via POP) are related, but essentially independent, processes. The fact that you can receive mail, but not send mail, is not as inconsistent as you might imagine.

For example, when you send e-mail, the actual destination server of the mailto address is contacted and resolved before our server allows the mail to be sent. Problems with the destination server can result in timeouts and other errors.

This process also increases the number of “hops” the process encounters, as the transmission goes from your ISP to our servers to the destination server then back to our servers to be sent. The more hops, the greater the chance for a dead or slow node, the greater the chance for a timeout error.

Running a traceroute from your connection to your domain, and to the destination server might help pinpoint the source of the problem. If the problem is related to Internet congestion or problems with intermediate routers, it will usually disappear within a short time.

America Online (AOL) customers report more problems in this area than most other users. AOL was not originally conceived or designed as an Internet service provider and most of their system protocols are not standard Internet protocols. They seem to have consistent problems sending and receiving e-mail through their own system — trying to use an AOL connection to drive Internet protocols is even less reliable. According to the latest information, AOL does not support external POP/SMTP connections — they may work or they may not. The only solution to this problem is to switch to a “true” Internet Service Provider.

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In recent industry discussions, many bloggers and talking heads are comparing BLE to NFC in terms of technology, applications, and potential. Although BLE and NFC are rapidly becoming major players in the retail environment, it’s important to understand what each one is and what it does.

The basic idea

BLE: a one-way signal

Bluetooth Low Energy, or BLE, operates on a one-way principle. BLE beacons transmit constant Bluetooth signals over a defined radius. Beacons only transmit; they do not search for or receive signals in return.

BLE signals can pass through walls and other barriers that typically obstruct Wi-Fi and cell signals.

NFC: a two-way channel

Near-field communication, or NFC, operates on a two-way principle. Some NFC devices interact with one another to send information back and forth over radio waves. For example, NFC terminals send out transaction information and receive payment information.

BLE beacons

BLE beacons are matchbox-sized transmitters that broadcast Bluetooth signals constantly. Most beacons have a broadcasting range of up to 200 feet. They are transmission-only, so they do not receive signals in return.

NFC tags and terminals

NFC tags are postage stamp-sized transmitters that broadcast radio signals when another NFC-enabled device is brought into close proximity (within a few centimeters). They use the incoming signals to generate their own power, which allows them to send signals to the other device. Beyond activating when NFC signals are broadcast in their proximity, NFC tags don’t use incoming signals to perform any functions. They are effectively broadcast-only.

NFC terminals, which are EMV-compliant terminals that are NFC-enabled, are credit card terminals that recognize nearby NFC-enabled devices and can establish communications with them to complete transactions. Typically, an NFC transaction involves the customer selecting a card from his or her mobile wallet, then waving the phone over the terminal or tapping the phone against the terminal.

For more information about EMV NFC-enabled terminals, contact an HMS sales representative.

BLE: restricted to Bluetooth devices

As the name implies, BLE requires that a device be Bluetooth-enabled in order for it to receive signals. For the majority of users, this means BLE is limited to smartphones and some tablets. Currently, iOS7 and Android 4.3 support BLE.

NFC: available via smartphone, NFC sticker, or EMV

NFC offers more options. EMV cards and terminals operate on NFC protocols during contactless transactions. Additionally, smartphones with NFC chips or NFC payment stickers can be used during these transactions. Beyond payment possibilities, smartphones with the proper apps can be used to read information from NFC stickers.

NFC compatibility varies by phone, and NFC is a less common phone characteristic than Bluetooth compatibility. Currently, Android, Windows Phone 8, and Blackberry support NFC.

In order to receive, recognize, and act on BLE signals, a smartphone has to have an app that is programmed to recognize and read those signals. Each beacon transmits a unique signal, and only apps programmed to identify that particular signal can recognize it. This prevents one retailer’s app from attempting to execute actions based on signals from another retailer’s beacons.

Apple’s proprietary iBeacon protocols, which are part of its iOS 7 mobile operating system, allow an iPhone or iPad to automatically recognize incoming BLE signals, identify them, and launch the appropriate app to handle them.

Non-iOS 7 devices must have the app open while the signal is being broadcast; only if the app is running will it detect and act on the signal.

In order to transmit, receive, recognize, and act on NFC signals, a smartphone has to have an app that is programmed to control those signals. Signal uniqueness works in much the same way that it does in BLE.

NFC devices need to be actively transmitting in the proximity of an NFC tag in order to receive a return transmission, and the app needs to be running in order for the device to recognize the signal and execute actions based on its identity. In short, consumers need to open the app and hold the phone near an NFC entity in order to “read” it.


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Carpentier History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms

The ancient name of Carpentier finds its origins with the ancient Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain. It comes from a name for a carpenter derived from the Old French word carpentier. [1]

The name was quite popular in Normandy as seen in the Magni Rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae which listed Robert, Gaufrid, Ansketel, Richard, William, Bernard Carpentarius, of Normandy, 1180-95. This Latin form of the name continued into England where Reiner, Adam, Roger, William Carpentarius, of England were listed in the Pipe Rolls of 1189. In fact the Domesday Book of 1086 included Durand Carpentarius, a tenant in capite, Norfolk, and Rabel and Roger Carpentarius at the same time. The latter gave lands to Stoke-Clare Priory, 1090. William Carpentarius was father of Henry and Manasser Biset, Barons t. Henry II. [2]

Early Origins of the Carpentier family

The surname Carpentier was first found in the Hundredorum Rolls of 1273 which listed Ricardus Carpentarius, Cambridgeshire; and Hugh le Charpenter, Wiltshire. Later the Yorkshire Poll Tax Rolls of 1379 listed: Johannes Carpenter, wryght; and Willelmus Wryght, carpenter. [3]

Moving ahead two centuries, researchers found John Carpenter (1370?-1441?), Town Clerk of London, son of Richard Carpenter, a citizen of London. "On 20 April 1417 he was chosen town clerk or common clerk of the city, after having held an inferior post in the town clerk's office for some years previously. " [4]

John Carpenter (d. 1476), Bishop of Worcester was born probably at Westbury-on-Trym, Gloucestershire. [4]

Early History of the Carpentier family

This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Carpentier research. Another 122 words (9 lines of text) covering the years 1121, 1429, 1516, 1582, 1621, 1570, 1575, 1627, 1575, 1589, 1628, 1591, 1588, 1589, 1667, 1732, 1657, 1671, 1649, 1714, 1673 and 1683 are included under the topic Early Carpentier History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.

Carpentier Spelling Variations

Sound was what guided spelling in the essentially pre-literate Middle Ages, so one person's name was often recorded under several variations during a single lifetime. Also, before the advent of the printing press and the first dictionaries, the English language was not standardized. Therefore, spelling variations were common, even among the names of the most literate people. Known variations of the Carpentier family name include Carpenter, Carpentar, Carpenters, Carpentier and many more.

Early Notables of the Carpentier family (pre 1700)

Distinguished members of the family include Alexander Carpenter, Latinized as Fabricius ( fl. 1429), author of the 'Destructorium Vitiorum,' a treatise which enjoyed a considerable popularity in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, was six times printed before 1516, and was finally reprinted (at Venice) as late as 1582. [4] John Carpenter (d. 1621), was a divine, born in Cornwall, it is believed at Launceston, and entered as a batler at Exeter College about 1570. [4] Richard Carpenter (1575-1627), was a divine, born in Cornwall in 1575. Nathaniel Carpenter (1589-1628?), was an author and philosopher, son of John Carpenter (d. 1591), rector of Northleigh, Devonshire...
Another 128 words (9 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Carpentier Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.

Ireland Migration of the Carpentier family to Ireland

Some of the Carpentier family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. More information about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.

United States Carpentier migration to the United States +

For political, religious, and economic reasons, thousands of English families boarded ships for Ireland, the Canadas, the America colonies, and many of smaller tropical colonies in the hope of finding better lives abroad. Although the passage on the cramped, dank ships caused many to arrive in the New World diseased and starving, those families that survived the trip often went on to make valuable contributions to those new societies to which they arrived. Early immigrants bearing the Carpentier surname or a spelling variation of the name include :

Carpentier Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
  • Pierre Carpentier, aged 12, settled in Louisiana in 1719
  • Pierre Carpentier, aged 12, who arrived in Louisiana in 1719 [5]

Canada Carpentier migration to Canada +

Some of the first settlers of this family name were:

Carpentier Settlers in Canada in the 17th Century
  • Claude Carpentier, son of Florent and Marie, who married Marguerite De Sainte-Foye, daughter of Pierre and Marie, in Quebec on 24th August 1671 [6]
Carpentier Settlers in Canada in the 18th Century
  • Alexis Carpentier, son of Claude and Marguerite, who married Marie Marien, daughter of Louis and Françoise, in Quebec on 26th April 1701 [6]
  • Jean-Baptiste Carpentier, son of Claude and Marguerite, who married Marie-Françoise Gentil, daughter of Denis and Marie, in Pointe-aux-Trembles, Quebec on 18th April 1701 [6]
  • François Carpentier, son of Claude and Marguerite, who married Marie-Anne Béland, daughter of Jean and Geneviève, in Pointe-aux-Trembles, Quebec on 17th January 1707 [6]
  • Antoine Carpentier, son of Claude and Marguerite, who married Marie-Thérèse Maillou, daughter of Joseph and Suzanne, in Quebec on 21st May 1708 [6]
  • Etienne Carpentier, son of Noel and Jeanne, who married Marie-Madeleine Rouillard, daughter of Mathieu and Jeanne, in Champlain, Quebec on 10th January 1714 [6]
  • ... (More are available in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.)

Contemporary Notables of the name Carpentier (post 1700) +

  • Sue Carpentier, American Democrat politician, Delegate to Democratic National Convention from Illinois, 2008
  • Horace Walpole Carpentier (1824-1918), American politician, Mayor of Oakland, California, 1854-55; President of telegraph companies which developed a system of telegraph lines in California and connecting to the Eastern U.S. Philanthropist;
  • Frank Carpentier (b. 1840), American Democrat politician, Merchant; Member of Vermont State House of Representatives from Colchester, 1888
  • Charles Francis Carpentier (1896-1964), American Republican politician, Served in the U.S. Army during World War I; Movie theater operator; Mayor of East Moline, Illinois, 1929-39; Member of Illinois State Senate 33rd District, 1939-53;
  • General Marcel-Maurice Carpentier (1895-1977), French Inspector-General of Infantry Commander in Chief NATO Central Europe (1956) [7]
  • Alain Carpentier (b. 1933), French surgeon and co-winner of the 2007 Lasker Award for clinical medical research
  • Edouard Carpentier (1926-2010), Canadian professional wrestler who garnered several world championships in a career that spanned the 1950s into the 1970s
  • Jules Carpentier (1851-1921), French engineer and designer of the submarine periscope
  • Georges Carpentier (1894-1975), World Champion French boxer awarded the Croix de Guerre and the Médaille Militaire for his service as an aviator during World War 1
  • Alejo Carpentier (1904-1980), Cuban Prose writer, musicologist, and cultural historian awarded the Miguel de Cervantes Prize (1978) and the Medici Prize (1979)

The Carpentier Motto +

The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be added to or changed at will; many families have chosen not to display a motto.

Motto: Per acuta belli
Motto Translation: Through the asperities of war.

  1. ^ Lowe, Mark Anthony, Patronymica Britannica, A Dictionary of Family Names of the United Kingdom. London: John Russel Smith, 1860. Print.
  2. ^ The Norman People and Their Existing Descendants in the British Dominions and the United States Of America. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing, 1975. Print. (ISBN 0-8063-0636-X)
  3. ^ Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6)
  4. ^ Smith, George (ed), Dictionary of National Biography. London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1885-1900. Print
  5. ^ Filby, P. William, Meyer, Mary K., Passenger and immigration lists index : a guide to published arrival records of about 500,000 passengers who came to the United States and Canada in the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries. 1982-1985 Cumulated Supplements in Four Volumes Detroit, Mich. : Gale Research Co., 1985, Print (ISBN 0-8103-1795-8)
  6. ^ Internoscia, Arthur E., and Claire Chevrier. Dictionnaire National des Canadiens Français 1608-1760. Vol. 1, Institut Drouin, 1958.
  7. ^ Generals of World War II. (Retrieved 2011, October 3) Marcel-Maurice Carpentier. Retrieved from on Facebook
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lavere History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms

Today's generation of the lavere family bears a name that was brought to England by the migration wave that was started by the Norman Conquest of 1066. The lavere family lived in Essex, but the family can trace their roots much farther back. They were originally from Ver, near Bayeux, Normandy where it was from the local form of this place-name, de Ver. Their surname literally translates as from Ver. [1]

Early Origins of the lavere family

The surname lavere was first found in Essex where they held a family seat from very early times and were granted lands by Duke William of Normandy, their liege Lord, for their distinguished assistance at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 A.D. In the Domesday Book, [2] Aubrey (Albericus) de Vere (died c. 1112) was a tenant-in-chief in England of William the Conqueror in 1086 and progenitor of the Earls of Oxford. He was one of the great landowners of England and held his castle from the King at Hedingham in Essex. He also held Kensington a suburb of London.

The first Earl of Oxford was Aubrey de Vere, (c. 1115-1194.) His son Robert de Vere (c. 1165-1221), 3rd Earl of Oxford was hereditary Master Chamberlain of England and was one of the guarantors of Magna Carta. This line of earls continued until Aubrey de Vere, 20th Earl of Oxford (1627-1703.) Lavenham, Suffolk, became the home of the family of the Earls of Oxford.

"The church was rebuilt in the reign of Henry VI., partly by the De Veres, earls of Oxford, who resided here, and partly by the family of Spring, wealthy clothiers. The entrance is by a porch, supposed to have been erected by John de Vere (1442-1513), the fourteenth earl of Oxford, and much enriched; over the arch is a finely-sculptured double niche, and on each side of the niche are three escutcheons, each bearing quartered coats of arms of the De Vere family." [3]

Early History of the lavere family

This web page shows only a small excerpt of our lavere research. Another 119 words (8 lines of text) covering the years 1212, 1385, 1338, 1400, 1385, 1417, 1408, 1462, 1462, 1499, 1526, 1482, 1540, 1516, 1562, 1550, 1604, 1593, 1625, 1575, 1632, 1627 and 1703 are included under the topic Early lavere History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.

lavere Spelling Variations

Before English spelling was standardized a few hundred years ago, spelling variations of names were a common occurrence. Elements of Latin, Norman French and other languages became incorporated into English throughout the Middle Ages, and name spellings changed even among the literate. The variations of the surname lavere include DeVere, DeVera, Dever, Devere, Vere, Ver, Vaire and many more.

Early Notables of the lavere family (pre 1700)

Outstanding amongst the family at this time was Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford, who was made Marquess of Dublin in 1385 by King Richard II; Aubrey de Vere, 10th Earl of Oxford (c. 1338-1400); Richard de Vere, 11th Earl of Oxford (1385?-1417); John de Vere, 12th Earl of Oxford (1408-1462), he was convicted of high treason and beheaded on Tower Hill on 26 February 1462; John de Vere, 14th Earl of Oxford (1499-1526), an English peer and landowner...
Another 78 words (6 lines of text) are included under the topic Early lavere Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.

Ireland Migration of the lavere family to Ireland

Some of the lavere family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. More information about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.

Migration of the lavere family

In England at this time, the uncertainty of the political and religious environment of the time caused many families to board ships for distant British colonies in the hopes of finding land and opportunity, and escaping persecution. The voyages were expensive, crowded, and difficult, though, and many arrived in North America sick, starved, and destitute. Those who did make it, however, were greeted with greater opportunities and freedoms that they could have experienced at home. Many of those families went on to make important contributions to the young nations in which they settled. Early immigration records have shown some of the first laveres to arrive on North American shores: Edward Dever who settled in New London Conn. in 1811 with his family; Cornelius, Daniel, Denis, Edward, Hugh, James, John, Neil, Samuel, Thomas, and William Dever all settled in Philadelphia between 1840 and 1865.

Contemporary Notables of the name lavere (post 1700) +

  • Amy LaVere, born Amy Fant, an American singer, songwriter, upright bass player and actress
  • Lavere "Buster" Harding (1912-1965), Canadian-born, American jazz pianist

The lavere Motto +

The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be added to or changed at will; many families have chosen not to display a motto.

Motto: Vero nihil verius
Motto Translation: Nothing truer than truth.

  1. ^ Smith, George (ed), Dictionary of National Biography. London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1885-1900. Print
  2. ^ Williams, Dr Ann. And G.H. Martin, Eds., Domesday Book A Complete Translation. London: Penguin, 1992. Print. (ISBN 0-141-00523-8)
  3. ^ Lewis, Samuel, A Topographical Dictionary of England. Institute of Historical Research, 1848, Print. on Facebook
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Members: Convener (deputy Session Clerk); Minister; team members; 3 Conveners (Resources, Nurture and Mission); co-opted members

  • Plan and deliver a conference (vision day) in early 2019 to engage the congregation and determine our future priorities as a Church

  • With the findings of the conference consultation, develop a congregational strategy working toward 2025

  • Ensure that the Session Committees and teams are prioritising and delivering in line with the strategy regularly evaluating and reviewing the committees and teams to ensure that all teams are properly resourced

  • Identify ways to ‘market’ the congregation and activities to engage the community both church members and the wider parish

  • Identify and develop use of the carnival as a vehicle for the congregation to engage with the community and identify ways to use Carnival funds to benefit the Church and it’s links with the Community and maximize mission opportunities

  • Organise a congregational conference every 3 years and update the congregational strategy where required

  • Develop and implement a strategy for the rolling 3 year Stewardship cycle (Time, Talents and Money)


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    i'm new to linux and am using your tutorial to setup a server. i'll be using it to send newsletters, it won't be used for anything else.

    the software i'm planing on using is 1-2-all (link to requirements)

    from what i can tell, all i need on the server is:
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    looking at your tutorial it seems that i'm installing some things that i may not need... for my purposes are there some packages that i can skip?

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    skipping packages means you will not be following the tutorial meaning noone can help you later because you have done your little own custom configuration.

    definitely u can skip mydns if u don't need dns server, as for others depends how u gonna send mail, u need spam protection, website, etc. etc.

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There is enormous ambiguity on the legal status of abortion in Tanzania. Section 230 of the Tanzania Penal Code establishes abortion as legal when termination is necessary to preserve a woman’s life. Case law (Rex v. Bourne) further clarified that this life exception encompasses mental and physical health as well.

However, abortion is considered to be legally restricted due to Sections 150-152 which stipulate that providing, seeking, or procuring instruments to perform an abortion is punishable by 14, 7, or 3 years in prison, respectively. However, Section 230 and Section 219 provide that no person shall be guilty of the offence if an abortion was carried out in good faith for the purpose of preserving the mother’s life.

Despite Tanzania’s ratification of the 2007 African Charter’s Protocol on the Rights of Women in Africa (aka The Maputo Protocol) allowing abortion in cases of rape, incest or if the pregnancy endangers the woman’s life, mental or physical health or the life of the fetus, the government has not incorporated these provisions into its national law.

“This lack of clarity creates confusion amongst healthcare providers and women alike, and fear of prosecution on both sides pushes women to seek clandestine abortions that are often unsafe”

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What are the different abortion services available in Tanzania?

  • Medical abortion (Misoprostol, Misoprost, Misoclear, Cytotec, Misotac.)
  • Surgical abortion (in-clinic operation, manual vacuum aspiration and/or dilation & curettage)
  • Comprehensive Post Abortion Care (CPAC)
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Who can perform abortions in Tanzania?

In Tanzania abortion can be performed by a “skilled person”, which could include a:

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  • Clinical officer trained in provision of abortion services
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Where can I go for comprehensive post abortion care in Tanzania?

There is a network of clinics, pharmacies, and dukas that provide discreet abortion services in Tanzania.

Marie Stopes Tanzania provides a wide range of high quality, affordable and client- centered reproductive services to women including CPAC that can be accessed through the Marie Stopes clinics

DKT Tanzania provides a wide range of high quality, affordable and client-centered reproductive services to women including CPAC that can be accessed through the DKT clinics

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Abortion pills can be purchased and dukas at pharmacies for between TZS 2,000-75,000+. Cost depends on the brand, the location of the pharmacy, and the pharmacist her/himself. Surgical abortions also vary in cost between TZS 25,000-200,000. The price depends on the clinic one visits. See below for safe, lower cost options.

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What are the legal and safe drugs available for abortion in Tanzania?

Misoprostol was registered in Tanzania in 2007 as a drug to stop postpartum hemorrhage (PPH). It is available under the brand names Misoprost, Misoclear, Misotac and Cytotec.

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Though it is illegal for pharmacies to sell abortion pills without a prescription and for any purpose other than stopping postpartum hemorrhage, pills are available without a prescription at pharmacies and dukas.

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