#the lances of lynwood

[weirdlookindog]

Jane Blackburn (1823-1909) - Leonard's Dream, 1855

Illustration from Charlotte Mary Yonge's 'The Lances of Lynwood'

British Library

[gettothestabbing]

Saw your tags on that 'cats surrounding woman' meme and how you learned that they are protecting her, can you elaborate on that? Is there a link or a video that explains it? I love that meme tho!

Oh sure! I reverse-searched the image and found it being sold on cigarette cases. The case had a clearer version, and reverse-searching that led me to this Reddit post discussing the book it's from. It's The Lances of Lynwood, written in 1855 by Charlotte Mary Yonge. The witch in the middle is being guarded by the black cats, as part of a dream a character is having.

The illustrator Jane Blackburn also illustrated another 1855 book by Yonge, The History of Sir Thomas Thumb.

[goodnight-sweetheart]

When someone says they hate cats.

The Lances of Lynwood

Miss C. M. Yonge 1855

[lizandthemoon]

“Porcc” -- Dusty Ray (2019)

“The Lances of Lynwood; P.116″ -- Charlotte Mary Yonge (1855)

(unknown, sourced from Pinterest)

“Dante Tarot; Nine of Swords” -- Giordano Berti & Andrea Serio (2001)

“What Is a Monster? Woman Sole in Bath Tub” -- Domenico Gnoli (1967)

“And Then We Saw the Daughter of the Minotaur” -- Leonora Carrington (2011)

[audientvoid13]

Illustration for "The Lances of Lynwood"  -- Jane Blackburn, 1891

[cannedpoo]

Cats Guarding the Sick Witch - Leonard’s Dream; from “The Lances of Lynwood” by Charlotte Mary Yonge, 1855; illustration by Jane Blackburn

[everythingstarstuff]

by Jane Blackburn "Leonard's Dream"

Illustration for Charlotte Mary Yonge's (1823-1901) 1855 novel The Lances of Lynwood, pub: Lepanto Press, p. 264

[americanwitch13]

Me right now curled up in bed not feeling well and surrounded by cats... Thus I'm taking the day off. Readings will resume next week. Apologies! Image: Cats Guarding the sick Witch, from The Lances of Lynwood by Charlotte Mary Yonge, 1855, Jane Blackburn https://www.instagram.com/p/CD1gL2YHF8T/?igshid=xiz8ywm82fo8

[enchantedbook]

The lances of Lynwood 

see more here : https://www.enchantedbooklet.com/lances-of-lynwood/

[olgan-blog]

#Художник Jane Blackburn, Leonard’s Dream | Сны Леонардо (novel The Lances of Lynwood illustration, 1855)⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣#арт #кот #артмосковия #art #cat #artmoskovia https://www.instagram.com/p/B29ElL0nTvd/?igshid=1u8sqddfoegen

[themarinevampireshop]

“The fate of the Black Wolf” Page 106 of ‘The Lances of Lynwood. By the author of Heartsease. Miss C. M. Yonge.’ {1855} Research: TheMarineVampireShop

[hairenya]

UPDATE: I found it!! It’s an illustration from the book The Lances of Lynwood

Does anyone know the name of the original painting used in this meme? I tried Google and it didn’t work

[kevinscottgardens]

1 through 7 April 2019

This week was all about mulching. We finished the dicotyledon order beds and the vegetable vitamin beds. Next week we will mulch the medicinal beds.

Wednesday, we invited Marcelo from Kew to give us a lesson in bromeliads and to show us the best way to mount them on bark. Everyone learned a lot and enjoyed the afternoon. Now we have a lot of work to do and the tropical corridor will look much better when it is done.

The weather turned cold this week and it even hailed one afternoon. I prefer working in snow or hail rather than rain.

I also received several compliments on my sewing of the netting, which was very nice to hear.

This week’s plant ident is about spring interest:

Boraginaceae Lithodora zahnii

Leguminaceae Cercis siliquastrum

Leguminaceae Sophora microphylla

Magnoliaceae Magnolia doltsopa

Oleaceae Forsythia x intermedia ‘Lynwood Variety’

Oleaceae Osmanthus decorus

Phytolaceae Ercilla volubilis

Rubiaceae Coprosma robusta

Ulmaceae Zelkova serrata

Winteraceae Drimys winteri

I���m in Paris this weekend visiting Lucien and seeing his newly refurbished flat. 

Plant of the week

Rosaceae Prunus tenella Batsch

common name(s) - dwarf Russian almond synonym(s) - Amygdalus nana L.; Prunus nana (L.) Stokes; Prunus nana (L.) Focke conservation rating - Data Deficient native to - steppes of Eastern Europe and Western Siberia, as well as dry open sites of Caucasus, Western and Central Asia location - Embankment west, accession _____ leaves - lance-shaped, glossy, dark green flowers - bowl-shaped, bright pink flowers followed by almond-like, velvety, dull yellow fruit habit - bushy, deciduous shrub with upright branches, suckering to 1.5m tall and 1.5m wide habitat - the montane grasslands and shrublands and temperate grasslands, savannas and shrublands biomes, characterized by grassland plains without trees apart from those near rivers and lakes pests - bullfinches, caterpillars, aphids disease - bacterial canker, blossom wilt, honey fungus, silver leaf hardiness - to -10ºC (H4) soil - moist and well-drained sun - part shade to full sun propagation - seed requires two to three months cold stratification and is best sown in a cold frame as soon as it is ripe, softwood cuttings in early summer with bottom heat pruning - damaged, diseased, dead nomenclature - Rosaceae - rosa, the Latin name for various roses; Prunus - the ancient Latin name, prunus, pruni, for a plum tree; tenella - small, delicate, tender

References, bibliography:

GBIF [online] Global Biodiversity Information Facility https://www.gbif.org/species/3022879 [6 Apr 19]

Gledhill, David, (2008) “The Names of Plants”, fourth edition; Cambridge University Press; ISBN: 978-0-52168-553-5

ÍIUCN [online] https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/172171/119836438 [6 Apr 19]

Plant List, The [online] http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl1.1/record/rjp-9446 [6 Apr 19]

Plants for a Future [online] https://pfaf.org/user/Plant.aspx?LatinName=Prunus+tenella [6 Apr 19]

Shoot Gardening [online] https://www.shootgardening.co.uk/plant/prunus-tenella [6 Apr 19]

Wikipedia [online] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prunus_tenella [6 Apr 19]

[itsfreeaudiobook]

The Lances of Lynwood brings to life the high days of knighthood and chivalry in the 14th century during the Hundred Years War, in which the English House of Plantagenet contended with the French House of Valois. The courage and loyalty of a young Englishman, Eustace Lynwood, are tested when he joins the army of the Black Prince during sojourns in France and Spain. This book stirs the imagination, with its knights in shining armor, and exemplars of both faithful love and base treachery, as it portrays the glory of medieval warfare, but also the sufferings of sickness, wounds, and death. Many historical figures are presented, mainly drawn from Jean Froissart's Chronicles, and listeners may be led to delve deeper into the events of that interesting era. ( Carol Pelster) via Libricox

[pandajames59-blog]

Announcing ENCOMPASS: Inclusive Architecture

CONFIRMED SPEAKERS (2019):

Alexis Laing – Project Manager, Bridge Housing

Amy Pokawatana, AIA, LEED AP – Director, Development, HUDSON PACIFIC PROPERTIES

Barbara Bouza, FAIA, IIDA, LEED AP, EDAC – Managing Director, Principal, Gensler & 2019 President, AIA Los Angeles

Debra Avila – Chief Vendor/ Contract Management Officer, METRO

Dr. Giovanna Brasfield, CCA – Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion, Flatiron Construction (initially supporting Inclusivity on the LINXS team on the LAWA APM Project) & Board Member, WBEC West (Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC)

Elise McCurley AIA – Senior Job Captain, NAC Architecture

Gabrielle Bullock, FAIA, NOMA, IIDA, LEED AP – Dir of Global Diversity, Principal, Perkins+Will & President, International Interior Design Association

Gail Kennard – President, Kennard Design Group

George Davis – Executive Director, California African American Museum

Hon. Mark Ridley-Thomas – Supervisor, County of Los Angeles, District 2

Isaac Gindi – Deputy Director, Business Outreach & Technical Services, Department of Public Works, County of Los Angeles

Jose Ometeotl – City Manager, City of Lynwood

Kevin M. Holland, FAIA, NOMAC, LEED AP – Director of Operations, Senior Associate, Perkins+Will

Krisztina Tokes – Deputy Chief Facilities Executive, LAUSD

Lance A. Collins, AIA, LEED AP (BD+C), cSBA, GGP, GGA-EB – Director, Partner Energy & President, SO CAL NOMA

Lawrence Huley – Mass Cali Production, Inc. & SoCal NOMA Chapter, Community Outreach Leadership and Executive Director of CAMP NOMA

Leslie Sydnor, AIA – Director, Planning Project Manager, Cumming Corporation

Lynda McGlinchey – Senior Management Analyst, Certification, Outreach, Regulations, & Enforcement Section, Bureau of Contract Administration, City of Los Angeles

Mahmood Karimzadeh, AIA – Deputy City Engineer, Bureau of Engineering, Department of Public Works, City of Los Angeles

Mark Pestrella, PE – Director, Los Angeles County Public Works

Michael Anderson, AIA – Principal, BASE

Michael Owh – General Manager, Purchasing & Contract Services, County of Los Angeles & former Chief Procurement Officer, City of Los Angeles

Mitra Memari, AIA, LEED AP – Partner, ZGF ARCHITECTS LLP & Board Treasurer, AIA Los Angeles

Peter E. Hendrickson, AIA – Associate Vice Chancellor, Design and Construction, UCLA Capital Programs

Priscilla Chavez, CCA – Manager, Diversity & Inclusion, PCL Construction Services, Inc. & Past-President, National Association of Women in Construction, Los Angeles

R. Steven Lewis, FAIA, NOMAC – Principal, ZGF ARCHITECTS LLP & winner of the 2016 AIA Whitney M. Young, Jr. Award

Robert L. Gilbert – Chief Development Officer, Los Angeles World Airports

Roland Wiley, AIA – Principal, RAW International

Schenae Rourk – Principal, Redwood Resources (Outreach, Marketing & Business Development Consultancy Firm) & President, National Association of Women Business Owners, Los Angeles Chapter

Valery Augustin, AIA, NCARB– Principal, DNA Architecture + Design & Associate Professor of Practice, Director of Global Studies, USC School of Architecture

Ziba Ghassemi, AIA, LEED AP -  Vice President of Design, Airports, Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Group

More about ENCOMPASS: Inclusive Architecture:

In early 2017, AIA National's Equity in Architecture Commission released “The Equity in Architecture Commission Report"  which details eleven proactive steps to strengthen AIA’s commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion.  Shortly thereafter, AIA Los Angeles organized ENCOMPASS to serve an a forum to engage in an open dialogue that will set the parameters for how we adhere to this call to action.  What is the best framework to implement these recommendations?  What metrics of success do we want to establish? We are committed to leading the way forward and we need your participation to make this happen.

AIA|LA is fortunate to be the local chapter of one of the world’s most diverse regions in the world.  Los Angels is famous for its wealth of human resources and we are proud to be at the leading edge of diversity.  It is that diversity that gives us our leading edge on creative innovations in design.  However, we still have a long way to go to ensure greater equity, diversity, and inclusion especially when you consider the profession's urgent need to attract emerging talent and ensure younger generations seek careers in the A/E/C profession.

In a quickly evolving and thriving Los Angeles, diversity increases the promise of our design practice to deliver solutions.  Diversity adds value and benefits to our ability to deliver smart solutions to clients.  Diversity, in fact, provides the capacity to better support our own region with the improvements to ensure health and prosperity for all. 

ENCOMPASS: Inclusive Architecture serves as a forum to highlight best-practices, examine case-studies of inclusive design procedures and curate a series of genuine dialogues that underscore solutions to counter the prevalence of the inherent biases that too often continues to divide A/E/C professionals.  This conference allows us to candidly dissect the reality of the situation. ENCOMPASS will also highlight the value-add that inclusive architecture brings to society and how we all gain from a multifaceted profession. 

Source: https://urbanize.la/post/announcing-encompass-inclusive-architecture

[accuhunt]

Week 8 High School Football leaders and predictions

This weekends high school football games and predictions Thursday’s Games Mission Valley League Marshall vs. Arroyo at Pasadena HS — ARROYO Pacific League Arcadia at Glendale — ARCADIA Prep League Trinity Classical Academy vs. Pasadena Poly at College of Canyons — POLY Valle Vista League Baldwin Park vs. Covina at Covina District Field — COVINA

Friday’s games Almont League Alhambra vs. Bell Gardens at Moor Field — ALHAMBRA Keppel at Montebello — MONTEBELLO Schurr at San Gabriel — SCHURR Angelus League Harvard-Westlake at St. Paul, 7:30 p.m. — ST. PAUL La Salle at Cathedral — CATHEDRAL St. Francis at Salesian — ST. PAUL Baseline League Damien at Los Osos — DAMIEN Del Rio League California at Pioneer — CALIFORNIA Santa Fe at El Rancho — SANTA FE Whittier vs. La Serna at California HS — LA SERNA Freeway League Sonora at La Habra — LA HABRA Hacienda League Diamond Ranch at West Covina — DIAMOND RANCH Los Altos at Chino – LOS ALTOS Walnut at Charter Oak — CHARTER OAK Miramonte League Ganesha at Garey — GANESHA La Puente at Pomona — LA PUENTE Mission League Bishop Amat at Serra — SERRA Mission Valley League Gabrielino at El Monte — EL MONTE Rosemead at South El Monte — SOUTH EL MONTE Montview League Azusa at Sierra Vista — AZUSA Nogales at Duarte — NOGALES Workman vs. Gladstone at Citrus College — WORKMAN Olympic League Whittier Christian at Maranatha — WHITTIER CHRISTIAN Pacific League Hoover at Pasadena — PASADENA Muir at Burroughs — MUIR Palomares League Claremont at Bonita — BONITA Diamond Bar at Ayala — AYALA Glendora vs. South Hills at Covina District Field — GLENDORA Rio Hondo League La Canada at South Pasadena – SOUTH PASADENA Temple City at San Marino — SAN MARINO South Catholic League Bosco Tech at Cantwell-Sacred Heart – CANTWELL Suburban League Bellflower at La Mirada — LA MIRADA Valle Vista League Northview at Rowland — NORTHVIEW Wilson at San Dimas – SAN DIMAS Nonleague Monrovia at Cerritos Valley Christian – MONROVIA

Saturday’s games Prep League Firebaugh vs. Rio Hondo Prep at Lynwood — RH PREP

Local High School Football Leaders Offensive Passing 1. Quinn Commans, Whittier Christian, 2,192yards, 313 avg., 20 TDs 2. J.P. Andrade, Bonita, 2,122 yards, 303 avg., 18 TDs 3. Ernesto Camacho, Arroyo, 1,888 yards, 236 avg., 15 TDs 4. Miguel Aguero, Schurr, 1,769 yards, 252 avg., 20 TDs 5. Kwon Peterson, Maranatha, 1,606 yards, 200 avg., 19 TDs 6. Ike Udengwu III, Workman, 1,512 yards, 216 avg., 9 TDs 7. Steven Comstock, Northview, 1,488 yards, 212 avg., 16 TDs 8. Jacob Rodriguez, El Rancho, 1,376 yards, 196 avg., 8 TDs 9. Kody Oloms, Los Altos, 1,363 yards, 194 avg., 17 TDs 10. Nathan Delgado, Whittier, 1,263 yards, 180 avg., 10 TDs

Rushing 1. Zaquand Irby, Ganesha, 1,708 yards, 244 avg., 22 TDs 2. Armando Flores, Mountain View, 1,212 yards, 151 avg., 16 TDs 3. Sal Tovar, South El Monte, 1,046 yards, 149 avg., 16 TDs 4. Abel Cueva, El Monte, 1,011 yards, 144 avg., 9 TDs 5. Eric Cuellar, Covina, 994 yards, 165 avg., 6 TDs 6. Angel Favela, La Mirada, 941 yards, 117 avg., 7 TDs 7. Alex Retana, Whittier, 874 yards, 124 avg., 5 TDs 8. Noah Maldonado, San Dimas, 815 yards, 116 avg., 12 TDs 9. Matthew Chavez, Charter Oak, 811 yards, 115 avg, 8 TDs 10. Dylan Ware, San Dimas, 787 yards, 112 avg., 6 TDs

Receiving 1. Lance Babb II, Schurr, 824 yards, 55 receptions, 7 TDs 2. Ryan Romero, Whittier Christian, 747 yards, 45 receptions, 6 TDs 3. Noah Sanchez, Whittier Christian, 674 yards, 52 receptions, 6 TDs 4. Daniel Centeno, Temple City, 636 yards, 106 avg., 4 TDs 5. Christopher Vargas, Baldwin park, 617 yards, 23 receptions, 6 TDs 6. Jimmy Amezquita, Northview, 583 yards, 25 receptions, 7 TDs 7. Jason Garcia, Azusa, 564 yards, 19 receptions, 8 TDs 8. Tristan Sprague, Covina, 559 yards, 27 receptions, 11 TDs 9. Rey Cotero, Arroyo, 558 yards, 40 receptions, 6 TDs 10. Shane Wells, Diamond Bar, 543 yards, 32 receptions, 3 TDs

Defensive Tackles 1. Luis Saenz, Maranatha, 93 2t. Devin Escobedo, Damien, 88 2t. Justin Diebert, La Mirada, 88 4. Nathan Alba, Damien, 85 5t. Andrew Martinez, California, 80 5t. Manuel Santa, Arroyo, 80 7. Jacob Moreno, Maranatha, 77 8. Chandler Auguste, Maranatha, 76 9. Aaron Rosales, Schurr, 75 10. Joseph Troncoza, St. Paul, 74

Sacks 11 – Ray Dominguez (Baldwin Park); 8 – Mark Sosa (South El Monte), Alexandre Dumais (St. Paul); 7 – Michael Dominguez (Pioneer), Isaiah Isaac, (Temple City); 6 – Aaron Maldonado (Bishop Amat), AJ Carreon (South El Monte), Luis Valerio (El Monte), Cesar Haro (Arcadia), Frank Hernandez (Monrovia), Noah Sanchez (Whittier Christian),

Interceptions 6 – Michael Anyanwu (Charter Oak), Isaiah Hamilton (Charter Oak); Damion Thompson (Northview), 4. Clark Phillips III, (La Habra); Luis Chavez (Ganesha), Daniel Mendoza (Arroyo).

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