Verify that the candidate has a degree, and make sure it's a valid degree. Ask for a copy of the candidate's diploma and transcript. This is standard practice. Tell the candidate to order a complete transcript and have it sent directly to your office. This way you have a sealed, tamper-free record. You can also call the college registrar's office to verify the candidate's attendance. Check the school's credentials. You want to hire a degree-holding professional, but if the degree is the product of a diploma mill, it's worthless.
Meaning of Colors Used in Coats of Arms. The coat of arms' colors and symbols represented important elements of a family's history. Related Articles. The practice of heraldry arose in medieval Europe as a family insignia worn by combatants to identify themselves and distinguish themselves from their enemies.
The blazon of arms for this coat of arms would be as follows: Arms: Argent, a saltire azure, cantoned with four markings of ermine sable. (Silver or white shield with a blue saltire or 'X' and in four-equidistant places the marking of the ermine 'fur' in black.)