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- The Iron Ring was a consortium of the most powerful slavers in Skullport.
- Iron Ring is a ring in Dragon Age: Origins.
- Ruling Ring of the Confederation of Jofrain or Lankst.
* Currently led by King Kochalang Source: Guide to Glorantha
- The iron ring is an ethical symbol worn on the pinky finger of the working-hand of practicing Canadian engineers to re-enforce their obligation to the profession; to hold public well-being as paramount, to act in loyalty to their employers and clients as a faithful agent and trustee, to disclose conflicts of interest, to be competent and knowledgeable in engineering work and comply to all other arguments of the Code of Ethics of their governing Professional Engineering body. The ring is provided to graduating engineering students across Canadian universities from undergraduate engineering programs accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEBA).
- The Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer is the ceremony where Iron Rings are given to graduating engineers who choose to obligate themselves to the highest professionalism and humility of their profession. It is a symbol only and reflects the moral, ethical and professional commitment made by the engineer who wears the ring. The ceremonies are strictly private affairs with no publication. Invitations to attend are extended to local engineering alumni and professionals (who have taken the obligation - non-obligated engineers may choose to register to take the obligation, but may not participate otherwise until obligated themselves), as well as to obligated engineers by those who are scheduled to take the obligation. Although the details of the ceremony are not secret, they are considered s
- The Iron Ring were a slaver group that operated during the years following the end of the Clone Wars, primarily on worlds that had formerly been part of the Confederacy of Independent Systems. They had a presence on the planet Cato Neimoidia and in about 17 BBY they entered an arrangement with the Hutt crime lord Darga Jiramma Mionne wherby Darga would supply them with slaves that he had acquired as a result of a deal that he had made with the Galactic Empire. However, the slaves that Darga supplied were of poor quality and many of them died before the Iron Ring could sell them, so an Iron Ring delegation traveled to Darga's palace on Cato Neimoidia, to complain. A short time later, Darga's majordomo Igren Demos persuaded two Iron Rings to assist in an assassination attempt against some un
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| Description | - Black iron, shaped like a serpent devouring its own tail.
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*Cato Neimoidia
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- The Iron Ring were a slaver group that operated during the years following the end of the Clone Wars, primarily on worlds that had formerly been part of the Confederacy of Independent Systems. They had a presence on the planet Cato Neimoidia and in about 17 BBY they entered an arrangement with the Hutt crime lord Darga Jiramma Mionne wherby Darga would supply them with slaves that he had acquired as a result of a deal that he had made with the Galactic Empire. However, the slaves that Darga supplied were of poor quality and many of them died before the Iron Ring could sell them, so an Iron Ring delegation traveled to Darga's palace on Cato Neimoidia, to complain. A short time later, Darga's majordomo Igren Demos persuaded two Iron Rings to assist in an assassination attempt against some undercover Alderaanian Resistance agents that were staying in the palace.
- The Iron Ring was a consortium of the most powerful slavers in Skullport.
- Iron Ring is a ring in Dragon Age: Origins.
- The iron ring is an ethical symbol worn on the pinky finger of the working-hand of practicing Canadian engineers to re-enforce their obligation to the profession; to hold public well-being as paramount, to act in loyalty to their employers and clients as a faithful agent and trustee, to disclose conflicts of interest, to be competent and knowledgeable in engineering work and comply to all other arguments of the Code of Ethics of their governing Professional Engineering body. The ring is provided to graduating engineering students across Canadian universities from undergraduate engineering programs accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEBA). First introduced in 1925, the practice of wearing the ring is said to have surfaced fromthe Quebec Bridge collapse in 1907 and 1916 that killed 88 construction workers. After a thorough investigation, the accident was credited to be caused by the negligence of chief engineer, Edward Hoare and consulting engineer, Theodore Copper. The disaster revealed the power of the engineer on society and the dire consequences that could occur when they do not adhere to their responsibilities toward the public. As such, the iron ring was created to act as a constant reminder to practicing engineers of the tragic incident and their duty to act with integrity and professionalism. The rings are physically distributed in a ceremony known as the Ritual of the Calling of the Engineer. After the recital of the Obligation, which lists the ethical responsibilities and obligations of an engineer, the iron rings are placed on the fingers of graduating engineers. The ceremony is closed to only the graduating students, the engineering faculty and practicing engineers. In addition to that, the symbolism behind the Iron in the Iron ring is that it came from the collapsed parts of the wreckage of the Quebec Bridge. Whether or not this is a fact it is to be seen as a symbol of the seriousness of the engineering profession's responsibility and the dire consequences of negligence or mistakes in an engineer's work. Furthermore, the Iron ring stands for the long standing history of the engineering profession and the skill and tradition that engineers have obtained from the dozens of generations of members of the engineering field whether they were engineers, masons, or craftsmen that came before the engineers of today. To that history, engineers who wear the ring bear it as a sign that they believe in an ethical, moral, and professional obligation to serve their community in performance of their duty and practice utmost fidelity in their profession. All these concepts of tradition, rings, and symbols may sometimes lead to a shrouded air of mystery about the nature of the engineering rings and the nature of an engineers obligations to the professional engineering society. Some may even go as far as to make references to such actions as being representative of the behaviour of secret societies such as the free masons. While the Iron Ring is exclusive to professional engineers and while said engineers must uphold certain traditions; bringing in such allegations is not healthy for the profession because it brings about a certain amount of misconception that may threaten the public confidence in the fact that professional engineers belong to a self regulated organization that does not tell the public everything the public needs to know. This leads to the public questioning the organizations goals and motives.
- The Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer is the ceremony where Iron Rings are given to graduating engineers who choose to obligate themselves to the highest professionalism and humility of their profession. It is a symbol only and reflects the moral, ethical and professional commitment made by the engineer who wears the ring. The ceremonies are strictly private affairs with no publication. Invitations to attend are extended to local engineering alumni and professionals (who have taken the obligation - non-obligated engineers may choose to register to take the obligation, but may not participate otherwise until obligated themselves), as well as to obligated engineers by those who are scheduled to take the obligation. Although the details of the ceremony are not secret, they are considered sacrosanct and obligated engineers will normally decline opportunies to discuss the ceremony, particularly with engineering students.
- Ruling Ring of the Confederation of Jofrain or Lankst.
* Currently led by King Kochalang Source: Guide to Glorantha
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