RAMOS FAMILY COAT & TRUJILLO FAMILY COAT MEANING?
Hi i was wondering what do these images on the coats mean? http://i807.photobucket.com/albums/yy354/tonylokz_111295/RAMOS-FAMILY-CREST----RAMOS-COAT-OF.jpg?t=1269917013 http://i807.photobucket.com/albums/yy354/tonylokz_111295/trujillo-coat-of-arms.jpg?t=1269917073
What is the meaning of the name Trujillo?
The original bearer of the name Trujillo, which is a local surname, once lived, held land, or was born in the beautiful region of Spain. In Spain, hereditary surnames were adopted according to fairly general rules and during the late Middle Ages, names that were derived from localities became increasingly widespread. Local names originally denoted the proprietorship of the village or estate. The Trujillo family originally lived in the town named Trujillo in the province of Caceres, which is in western Spain and borders with Portugal.
Spelling variations include: Trujillo, de Trujillo, Trujillos, de Trujillos, Trullo and many more.
First found in Aragon, in northeastern Spain.
Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Early migrants bearing this surname included Sebastián de Trujillo, who sailed to America in 1516; Diego Trujillo sailed to Cartagena in 1534; Fernando de Trujillo sailed to Cuba in 1534.
Does each member of the royal family have their own coat of arms?
Yes, but they all are basically similar.In heraldry, there are certain marks that are used to distinguish children from their parents. These are called marks of cadetcy. In British armorial bearings, the most common is the label, a strip of white with small rectangles attached, often charged (decorated with) a symbol.Here are the arms of HM Queen Elizabeth II (as queen of England)Here are the arms of the Prince of Wales, displaying a label of three points on the shield and around the neck of the animals used as supporters and the lion on his crest (on top of the crown)Here are the arms of Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge. His label is differenced by an escollop (seashell), borrowed from the arms of his mother, Princess Diana, which were based on the arms of the Spencer family. He does not have a crown on the top of his shield, but a coronet, since he is not the heir apparent.Each of the queen’s descendants have similar arms, but each is slightly different, so they can be told apart.EDIT: The images are from Wikipedia.
What do worms signify in dreams?
What do worms mean to you? For me they are creatures that live underneath our feet; meaning that they are hidden. Moreover, they are often used as bait without them knowing it. So it probably means that some situation revealed to you a truth that was always hidden below ground. They are creatures you prefer not to see, but you do see them now. That is the exact feeling you have now with a situation in your life.Someone may, for instance, have been dishonest to you for a long time; and now decided to show its true nature. Why the worms appear now can have any reason, but the fact that worms are often considered both ground creatures as ‘bait’, the person or situation revealing a new truth may not have wanted to make you feel vulnerable like ‘bait’.So, I believe it means new information in your life has become available (i.e. came above ground) that emotionally hurts you; information that another party did not share before, because they did not want to upset you (i.e. bait).[math]^{[1]}[/math] Dream Interpretation: “An ongoing debate” by Ferdi Sannes on Dream Interpretation
What is a rational argument for the right to own guns in the US?
What is a rational argument for the right to own guns in the US?There was a period in history, between 1947 and 1991, the reality largely forgotten now, known as the “Cold War”. This war remained “cold” because both principals, the US and the USSR were armed with equal, equally terrifying weapons. Neither side would put them aside because of the knowledge that if they did, they would be at the mercy of the other. This policy was known as “Mutually Assured Destruction”. Many people see this as the origin of the concept, but it’s not.The Founding Fathers had fought a long, war against their Rightful Sovereign after some 80 years of increasingly onerous tyranny from that sovereign. At the beginning, in an effort to head off hostilities, the Governor of Massachusetts started seizing Colonial powder. After several instances where the Governor’s troops failed to accomplish their mission, on 19 April 1775 the Governor sent 700 troops to Concord to seize the powder. No one knows exactly who fired the first shot, but the Colonials succeeded on repelling the troops, and the Governor retreated to his ship in the harbor.Two days later, and completely unrelated, the Governor of Virginia likewise seized the militia’s powder at Williamsburg. Through diplomacy, the Virginia partisans regained their powder, but the Governor lost the good will of the people of Virginia, and retreated to his ship, guaranteeing that the previously fence sitting Virginians, including Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington would join the rebellion.As you can see, the role of government seizing arms was key to the ignition of rebellion in the Colonies. Our Founding Fathers well remembered this as they wrote our Founding Documents. They knew that government, no matter its original intentions could ignore the will of the people to the point of tyranny. For this reason, they defined “militia” as every citizen who could bear arms, and protected their right to keep and bear (own and carry) arms as a check against an overreaching government such as they had recently fought and won, as well as for defense of self, family, and each other, as guaranteed by the 1689, Declaration of Right they had lived with as Citizens of England.I will not argue that this is the first implementation of “Mutually Assured Destruction”, but the Founders insuring that their progeny would be an armed check against the government they created is certainly exemplary of it.
Have you ever had a dream that relayed a message to you, and if so, can you tell it?
Dreams may seem to be random and nonsensical, but I do not think that any process the mind-body engages in is random or chaotic. Chaos means disease. The healthy mind-body does not randomly release enzymes and hormones, for example, such releases are purposeful.Dreams are telling us something as much as an empty growling stomach is telling us something. The physical consequences of hunger may become life-threatening in every case if it goes on long enough, but the physical consequences of ignoring dreams may only be life-threatening if they are warning us of disease process in our body, or that the person we are dating is a psychopath. A precognitive dream may warn us about not doing something we plan to do.Admittedly, most modern people have not been taught to value their dreams. Dreams, like modern existence in general has increasingly lost its spiritual dimension. Obsessive desires for sex, power, or fame have swelled to replace motives for meaning, purpose, helping of others. Materialism and its concomitant selfishness are rife, while reflection, contemplation, and noncommercial creativity have all but vanished.It is up to you to endeavor to remember, record, and review the history of your dream life. This means using a portion of the 1/3 of your 24 hour work-sleep-play cycle that characterizes modern life to examine your dreams and by so doing, learning to extract the messages they are providing. You may already know the message from waking life, but if you are not acting on the message, your dreams will then be prompting you, reminding you.So the the answer is yes, dreams continually relay messages to you, but it is up to you the individual to stop and pay attention to them. Do not wait until the dreams assume nightmare proportions, like a child or a pet who is being ignored until they act out to get your undivided attention.