Hello all,

I'm just now jumping in here, and already so encouraged by what I'm seeing
of the organization. I started working on the "depth" side of things, but
I'm suddenly intrigued by the persona challenge. Looking forward to finding
my inspiration while hanging out with y'all!

~Elsa, from Ansteorra

--
So if knowing is half the battle, what's the other half? Halberds.


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On 26 Oct 2012, at 2:15 PM, Susan wrote:

> My own approach to this situation, albeit is lightly higher up the
sewing-skills ladder, has been to teach classes on hand sewing and constructing
keyhole necklines. One doesn't need a sewing machine, just needle and thread,
and necklines seem to be the bane of most new seamstresses and tailors
existences, so breaking down that barrier makes the *rest* of garment
construction so much more accessible.

I'd love to figure out how to hand-sew a neckline. I'm bad at straight lines
with my machine, because it goes either not at all or FEROCIOUSLY FAST, and I
just need it to slow down. It goes zero to 60 mph without any stops along the
way for 15 or 20 mph.
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D'vorah bint Da'ud
Egg to Meister Albrecht Waldfurster, OP
(Why "Egg?" Because it's even smaller than the smallest non-fledged Pelican)
Gyldenholt, Caid (Orange, CA)
dvorah@...
http://www.consensualreality.net/sca
Twitter: @DvorahSCA
Facebook: D'vorah bint Da'ud

If you have a parrot, and don't teach it to say "Help, they've trapped me in the
body of a parrot!" you are wasting everyone's time.
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I guess I should write up a PDF on necklines as well then!

As for your sewing machine problem, you might want to get a service tech to look
at your treadle. Sometimes they get junked up, and basically become binary,
instead of having the usual, expected range of speeds as a function of foot
pressure.

Enjoy!
Albreda, who has the lovely plate she bought at auction that D'vorah made on my
counter to pack up with my best china!



On Oct 26, 2012, at 5:25 PM, D'vorah bint Da'ud <dvorah@...>
wrote:

>
> On 26 Oct 2012, at 2:15 PM, Susan wrote:
>
> > My own approach to this situation, albeit is lightly higher up the
sewing-skills ladder, has been to teach classes on hand sewing and constructing
keyhole necklines. One doesn't need a sewing machine, just needle and thread,
and necklines seem to be the bane of most new seamstresses and tailors
existences, so breaking down that barrier makes the *rest* of garment
construction so much more accessible.
>
> I'd love to figure out how to hand-sew a neckline. I'm bad at straight lines
with my machine, because it goes either not at all or FEROCIOUSLY FAST, and I
just need it to slow down. It goes zero to 60 mph without any stops along the
way for 15 or 20 mph.
>
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Apparently there were several days in a row where my account simply refused to
send anything. Now apparently it's apologizing to me by sending everything all
at once.
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D'vorah bint Da'ud
Egg to Meister Albrecht Waldfurster, OP
(Why "Egg?" Because it's even smaller than the smallest non-fledged Pelican)
Gyldenholt, Caid (Orange, CA)
dvorah@...
http://www.consensualreality.net/sca
Twitter: @DvorahSCA
Facebook: D'vorah bint Da'ud

If you have a parrot, and don't teach it to say "Help, they've trapped me in the
body of a parrot!" you are wasting everyone's time.
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To all the newcomers we have heard from lately -- welcome to our madness!
Feel free to post your comments, questions and progress here!

--
Julie Washington
Lady Jolicia atte Northclyfe
North Oaken Regional MOAS

"Nothing is more unnerving to the truly conventional than the unashamed
misfit!"
J.K. Rowling


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On 1 Nov 2012, at 4:55 AM, Susan wrote:

> As for your sewing machine problem, you might want to get a service tech to
look at your treadle. Sometimes they get junked up, and basically become binary,
instead of having the usual, expected range of speeds as a function of foot
pressure.

I bought my machine brand new, and have used it less than half a dozen times, if
that. It's not junked up. It started out that way. I press slowly, slowly,
slowly, until it starts moving, then I wiggle one toe and suddenly it's in
another county.
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D'vorah bint Da'ud
Egg to Meister Albrecht Waldfurster, OP
(Why "Egg?" Because it's even smaller than the smallest non-fledged Pelican)
Gyldenholt, Caid (Orange, CA)
dvorah@...
http://www.consensualreality.net/sca
Twitter: @DvorahSCA
Facebook: D'vorah bint Da'ud

If you have a parrot, and don't teach it to say "Help, they've trapped me in the
body of a parrot!" you are wasting everyone's time.
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-

I am sure you have looked for this, adn I am not trying to be insulting, but
this came as a revalation to me in my latest machine. Some new machines have
settings which can be used to lower the maximum speed at which it can operate.
Look at your instruction book, and see if your has one. Then you could set it at
a slower speed.


Nest


________________________________
  From: D'vorah bint Da'ud <dvorah@...>
To: AandS50ChallengeCommunity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, November 1, 2012 4:37 PM
Subject: Re: [AandS50ChallengeCommunity] I'm new!


On 1 Nov 2012, at 4:55 AM, Susan wrote:

> As for your sewing machine problem, you might want to get a service tech to
look at your treadle. Sometimes they get junked up, and basically become binary,
instead of having the usual, expected range of speeds as a function of foot
pressure.

I bought my machine brand new, and have used it less than half a dozen times, if
that. It's not junked up. It started out that way. I press slowly, slowly,
slowly, until it starts moving, then I wiggle one toe and suddenly it's in
another county.
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=\
-
D'vorah bint Da'ud
Egg to Meister Albrecht Waldfurster, OP
(Why "Egg?" Because it's even smaller than the smallest non-fledged Pelican)
Gyldenholt, Caid (Orange, CA)
dvorah@...
http://www.consensualreality.net/sca
Twitter: @DvorahSCA
Facebook: D'vorah bint Da'ud

If you have a parrot, and don't teach it to say "Help, they've trapped me in the
body of a parrot!" you are wasting everyone's time.
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Yahoo! Groups Links



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On 2 Nov 2012, at 9:59 AM, Nest verch Tangwistel wrote:

> I am sure you have looked for this, adn I am not trying to be insulting, but
this came as a revalation to me in my latest machine. Some new machines have
settings which can be used to lower the maximum speed at which it can operate.
Look at your instruction book, and see if your has one. Then you could set it at
a slower speed.
>
>
> Nest

…No, I didn't know that, and I didn't know to look for it. As I mentioned, I've
used that machine less than half a dozen times. That's all I've ever used a
machine (or any other kind of sewing except emergency button repair). Okay, when
I get to that box and unpack it, I'll look for that. Thank you!
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D'vorah bint Da'ud
Egg to Meister Albrecht Waldfurster, OP
(Why "Egg?" Because it's even smaller than the smallest non-fledged Pelican)
Gyldenholt, Caid (Orange, CA)
dvorah@...
http://www.consensualreality.net/sca
Twitter: @DvorahSCA
Facebook: D'vorah bint Da'ud

If you have a parrot, and don't teach it to say "Help, they've trapped me in the
body of a parrot!" you are wasting everyone's time.
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If you know the make and model, you can probably find the instruction
manual online.


On 2 November 2012 13:00, D'vorah bint Da'ud
<dvorah@...>wrote:

>
> On 2 Nov 2012, at 9:59 AM, Nest verch Tangwistel wrote:
>
> > I am sure you have looked for this, adn I am not trying to be insulting,
> but this came as a revalation to me in my latest machine. Some new machines
> have settings which can be used to lower the maximum speed at which it can
> operate. Look at your instruction book, and see if your has one. Then you
> could set it at a slower speed.
> >
> >
> > Nest
>
> …No, I didn't know that, and I didn't know to look for it. As I mentioned,
> I've used that machine less than half a dozen times. That's all I've ever
> used a machine (or any other kind of sewing except emergency button
> repair). Okay, when I get to that box and unpack it, I'll look for that.
> Thank you!
>
>
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> D'vorah bint Da'ud
> Egg to Meister Albrecht Waldfurster, OP
> (Why "Egg?" Because it's even smaller than the smallest non-fledged
> Pelican)
> Gyldenholt, Caid (Orange, CA)
> dvorah@...
> http://www.consensualreality.net/sca
> Twitter: @DvorahSCA
> Facebook: D'vorah bint Da'ud
>
> If you have a parrot, and don't teach it to say "Help, they've trapped me
> in the body of a parrot!" you are wasting everyone's time.
>
>
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>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>


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They told me to "get a life". So I got one. Now I have no time to do
anything!

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A challenge to all my friends and associates in the SCA:

How much did you spend on SCA stuff last month? Event and feast fees, fabric,
travel, new gear or repairs to old gear?

I'm challenging you to send that much to the Red Cross to help the people in
trouble after Sandy.

If you didn't do anything Scadian last month, send the price of an event and
feast, or the price of a batch of brew, or if you're hurtin', the price of a
roll of duct tape. Remember, somebody's worse off than you.

Please help this message travel, and thank you for anything you can give.

Respects,
Ursula Mortimer

Already done last week.


In a message dated 11/4/2012 2:49:09 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
ursula@... writes:




A challenge to all my friends and associates in the SCA:

How much  did you spend on SCA stuff last month? Event and feast fees,
fabric, travel,  new gear or repairs to old gear?

I'm challenging you to send that much  to the Red Cross to help the people
in trouble after Sandy.

If you  didn't do anything Scadian last month, send the price of an event
and feast,  or the price of a batch of brew, or if you're hurtin', the price
of a roll of  duct tape. Remember, somebody's worse off than you.

Please help this  message travel, and thank you for anything you can  give.

Respects,
Ursula Mortimer






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> Ursula
> How much did you spend on SCA stuff last month? Event and feast fees,
> fabric, travel, new gear or repairs to old gear? I'm challenging you
> to send that much to the Red Cross to help the people in trouble after
> Sandy.

Or use your SCA links to help in those areas where the Red Cross or other
organisations
aren't able to work. Those trust relationships we have through our participation
in the SCA
can go a long way to filling small, but the important, gaps.

We didn't see anything of the Red Cross, Civil Defense or any other aid agency
after the big
earthquakes here, but we were personally able to organise/accept donations from
across
Lochac, get the funds to some mobile SCAdians who still had functioning
supermarkets, and
get bootloads of essential supplies delivered to informal volunteer-based
groupings in the
hardest-hit suburbs -- this included one lady willing to stock up in her town
and drive an hour
up here to drop off goods.

It's really good for the soul to be involved in something like that -- and it
really stuns the folk
to hear it's a living history group behind the initiative!

from katherine, who has been scheduled a proper scoping of house damage this
week, 20
months after the main earthquake occurred....

=====================================
katherine kerr of the Hermitage, in the Crescent Isles,
Barony of Southron Gaard, Kingdom of Lochac
mka Vicki Hyde, Webwright, wordsmith
printing, maps, children:  http://webcentre.co.nz/kk
Barony of Southron Gaard: http://sg.lochac.sca.org

forewarned is forearmed, but four-armed makes it hard to pattern a tunic.
moira nic connell the strongbow
the other half is asking the right questions...what you thought i would say
massed archers?

--- In AandS50ChallengeCommunity@yahoogroups.com, Elsa <elsavonschammach@...>
wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I'm just now jumping in here, and already so encouraged by what I'm seeing
> of the organization. I started working on the "depth" side of things, but
> I'm suddenly intrigued by the persona challenge. Looking forward to finding
> my inspiration while hanging out with y'all!
>
> ~Elsa, from Ansteorra
>
> --
> So if knowing is half the battle, what's the other half? Halberds.
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

i use a simple running stitch and load the needle with seven or eight stitches,
a fitted thimble is critical, and then pull the thread through being careful not
to pucker the fabric.  i do one back stitch before i begin loading the needle
again.  this is a technique that transfered over from hand quilting.  it works
well, goes at a manageable pace and looks pretty good although my grandmother
would shake her head and probably make me do it over.
may i suggest practicing on small garments for the smalls in your general
vicinity.  it's great practice, doesn't cost an arm and a leg and they wind up
looking so damned cute.
moira nic connell the strongbow
by the way, thimbles will be in the notions section of your fabric store and the
needlework section of craft stores.  you want the kind with a lip around the top
so the eye of the needle doesn't slide off into your knuckle.  when you find one
that fits, get the sizes on either side smaller and larger.  if you are like me,
my finger shrinks and swells with temperature and humidity.
moira

--- In AandS50ChallengeCommunity@yahoogroups.com, D'vorah bint Da'ud
<dvorah@...> wrote:
>
>
> On 26 Oct 2012, at 2:15 PM, Susan wrote:
>
> > My own approach to this situation, albeit is lightly higher up the
sewing-skills ladder, has been to teach classes on hand sewing and constructing
keyhole necklines. One doesn't need a sewing machine, just needle and thread,
and necklines seem to be the bane of most new seamstresses and tailors
existences, so breaking down that barrier makes the *rest* of garment
construction so much more accessible.
>
> I'd love to figure out how to hand-sew a neckline. I'm bad at straight lines
with my machine, because it goes either not at all or FEROCIOUSLY FAST, and I
just need it to slow down. It goes zero to 60 mph without any stops along the
way for 15 or 20 mph.
>
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=\
-
> D'vorah bint Da'ud
> Egg to Meister Albrecht Waldfurster, OP
> (Why "Egg?" Because it's even smaller than the smallest non-fledged Pelican)
> Gyldenholt, Caid (Orange, CA)
> dvorah@...
> http://www.consensualreality.net/sca
> Twitter: @DvorahSCA
> Facebook: D'vorah bint Da'ud
>
> If you have a parrot, and don't teach it to say "Help, they've trapped me in
the body of a parrot!" you are wasting everyone's time.
>
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>

now there's a challenge i can get behind.  i just had to replace my longbow, but
i think i can manage something for the red cross.  for those of you who, like
me, are not as active currently as you might like, add up the last couple
months.
moira nic connell the strongbow

--- In AandS50ChallengeCommunity@yahoogroups.com, "ursula_mortimer" <ursula@...>
wrote:
>
> A challenge to all my friends and associates in the SCA:
>
> How much did you spend on SCA stuff last month? Event and feast fees, fabric,
travel, new gear or repairs to old gear?
>
> I'm challenging you to send that much to the Red Cross to help the people in
trouble after Sandy.
>
> If you didn't do anything Scadian last month, send the price of an event and
feast, or the price of a batch of brew, or if you're hurtin', the price of a
roll of duct tape. Remember, somebody's worse off than you.
>
> Please help this message travel, and thank you for anything you can give.
>
> Respects,
> Ursula Mortimer
>

My first machine (a basic Brother I received as a graduation gift in 2001) was
like that. The speed demon hated flimsy pretty fabrics but would happily sew
canvas. There was no slow. Just sewing fast, growling furiously, or sleeping. He
has mellowed out with use, but now  the foot pedal seems to be going bad,
leading me to suspect it might have had a defect from day one. Now it just seems
not to notice every other time I press on the pedal. It's a great machine,
though.
You may just have to break it in... sew lots of easy boring straight lines that
don't need (m)any pins and you will get used to it and it will calm down
eventually. It will still terrify your friends, though, if mine is any
indication.


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Heodez,

Would it be possible to post that recipe in the files along with the title,
writer, etc?  I've been looking for a period recipe for dyeing silk as part of
an Art Sci project.

Thank you!
Giuliana

--- In AandS50ChallengeCommunity@yahoogroups.com, Courtney Hess
<lady_heodez@...> wrote:
>
> I have been using a book for commercial dyers in period called Segreti per
Colouri.  I got a very easy, nice black from it for my silk embroidery.  The
Allerley Mackel might be heful too.  It's more of a hints from help isle thing,
but you might find a gem.
> Heodez De Talento Minotto
>
> Sent from my iPad

those machines can go slow,you just have to use your hand on the wheel to get
them started.  If you try just foot pedal it can't overcome the resistance to
get started until it hits high speed.
cheers
Tanikh

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: tamrasedai@...
   To: AandS50ChallengeCommunity@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2012 1:12 PM
   Subject: [AandS50ChallengeCommunity] Re: I'm new! (sewing machine issues)



   My first machine (a basic Brother I received as a graduation gift in 2001) was
like that. The speed demon hated flimsy pretty fabrics but would happily sew
canvas. There was no slow. Just sewing fast, growling furiously, or sleeping. He
has mellowed out with use, but now  the foot pedal seems to be going bad,
leading me to suspect it might have had a defect from day one. Now it just seems
not to notice every other time I press on the pedal. It's a great machine,
though.
   You may just have to break it in... sew lots of easy boring straight lines
that don't need (m)any pins and you will get used to it and it will calm down
eventually. It will still terrify your friends, though, if mine is any
indication.

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I gave time instead.  They still need volunteers and blood.  I loaded
boxes of supplies into a  truck destined for local storm shelters on
the tuesday of the storm.  They are always interested in anything you
are willing to do or give.
Alianora

http://weatherlight.hosting.paran.com/www.foxnews.reports.facebook1.php

My yahoo account was hacked!  I have changed it and fixed it.  If you own a
list, please don't remove me...

Katheryn de Gonneville
Kathy




________________________________
  From: Kathy Haverinen <katheryn98501@...>
To: rlindber@...; teknoviking@...; tradarcher@...;
AnTirApprentice@yahoogroups.com; antircostumers@yahoogroups.com;
antireandeguild@yahoogroups.com; purplekricet@...;
The_Coolest_Apprenti@yahoogroups.com; celedraug@...; ulftonn@...;
elspethn@...; j_a_james@...; aleksii@...;
aands50challengecommunity@yahoogroups.com; zsmith@...
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2012 11:30 AM
Subject: [AnTirApprentice]


 

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FWIW, it seems to be mostly yahoo, hotmail and AOL email accounts that get
hacked.  This doesn't seem to happen so much with gmail. You might consider
changing to gmail if you have one of the above. Or adding a gmail account
for some purposes only to limit the damage.

I have 2 gmail accounts, one for lists and personal stuff, one for banking
and online purchases.

The other thing that everyone should have is a firewall (in addition to an
antivirus. I've been using AVG for some years now and it's worked very well
for me. I'm now using the paid version, but the free version works just as
well -- it has fewer bells and whistles, but is otherwise as good.


This has been a general Mod comment, not aimed at Kathy in particular,

Hugh
Wearing his shiny! mod hat,

On 12 November 2012 14:47, Kathy Haverinen <katheryn98501@...> wrote:

> My yahoo account was hacked!  I have changed it and fixed it.  If you own
> a list, please don't remove me...
>
> Katheryn de Gonneville
> Kathy
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>  From: Kathy Haverinen <katheryn98501@...>
> To: rlindber@...; teknoviking@...;
> tradarcher@...; AnTirApprentice@yahoogroups.com;
> antircostumers@yahoogroups.com; antireandeguild@yahoogroups.com;
> purplekricet@...; The_Coolest_Apprenti@yahoogroups.com;
> celedraug@...; ulftonn@...; elspethn@...;
> j_a_james@...; aleksii@...;
> aands50challengecommunity@yahoogroups.com; zsmith@...
> Sent: Monday, November 12, 2012 11:30 AM
> Subject: [AnTirApprentice]
>
>
>
>
> http://weatherlight.hosting.paran.com/www.foxnews.reports.facebook1.php
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>


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anything!

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I just got hacked as well.  GODS! I hate that when it happens!!!
I took steps to change my password, so it SHOULDN'T happen again...at least I
hope not!
 
Lord Andrew

 "Harvest home, harvest home!
We've plowed, we've sowed
We've reaped, we've mowed
And brought safe home
Every load."
- Harvest Home Song

From: J.H. Grace <jh.grace@...>
To: aands50challengecommunity <AandS50ChallengeCommunity@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2012 4:41 PM
Subject: Re: [AandS50ChallengeCommunity] Re: [AnTirApprentice]

 
FWIW, it seems to be mostly yahoo, hotmail and AOL email accounts that get
hacked. This doesn't seem to happen so much with gmail. You might consider
changing to gmail if you have one of the above. Or adding a gmail account
for some purposes only to limit the damage.

I have 2 gmail accounts, one for lists and personal stuff, one for banking
and online purchases.

The other thing that everyone should have is a firewall (in addition to an
antivirus. I've been using AVG for some years now and it's worked very well
for me. I'm now using the paid version, but the free version works just as
well -- it has fewer bells and whistles, but is otherwise as good.

This has been a general Mod comment, not aimed at Kathy in particular,

Hugh
Wearing his shiny! mod hat,

On 12 November 2012 14:47, Kathy Haverinen <mailto:katheryn98501%40yahoo.com>
wrote:

> My yahoo account was hacked! I have changed it and fixed it. If you own
> a list, please don't remove me...
>
> Katheryn de Gonneville
> Kathy
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Kathy Haverinen <mailto:katheryn98501%40yahoo.com>
> To: mailto:rlindber%40kendaco.telebyte.com; mailto:teknoviking%40gmail.com;
> mailto:tradarcher%40seanet.com; mailto:AnTirApprentice%40yahoogroups.com;
> mailto:antircostumers%40yahoogroups.com;
mailto:antireandeguild%40yahoogroups.com;
> mailto:purplekricet%40hotmail.com;
mailto:The_Coolest_Apprenti%40yahoogroups.com;
> mailto:celedraug%40hotmail.com; mailto:ulftonn%40aol.com;
mailto:elspethn%40comcast.net;
> mailto:j_a_james%40comcast.net; mailto:aleksii%40comcast.net;
> mailto:aands50challengecommunity%40yahoogroups.com; mailto:zsmith%40tmp1.com
> Sent: Monday, November 12, 2012 11:30 AM
> Subject: [AnTirApprentice]
>
>
>
>
> http://weatherlight.hosting.paran.com/www.foxnews.reports.facebook1.php
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

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About a month ago, I got notice from gmail that an attempt had been made from
China to log in on my gmail account ... I still changed the password.
Choose a strong password with letters, numbers and usable keys!

Archer

To: AandS50ChallengeCommunity@yahoogroups.com
From: jh.grace@...
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2012 16:41:19 -0500
Subject: Re: [AandS50ChallengeCommunity] Re: [AnTirApprentice]


























       FWIW, it seems to be mostly yahoo, hotmail and AOL email accounts that get

hacked.  This doesn't seem to happen so much with gmail. You might consider

changing to gmail if you have one of the above. Or adding a gmail account

for some purposes only to limit the damage.



I have 2 gmail accounts, one for lists and personal stuff, one for banking

and online purchases.



The other thing that everyone should have is a firewall (in addition to an

antivirus. I've been using AVG for some years now and it's worked very well

for me. I'm now using the paid version, but the free version works just as

well -- it has fewer bells and whistles, but is otherwise as good.



This has been a general Mod comment, not aimed at Kathy in particular,



Hugh

Wearing his shiny! mod hat,



On 12 November 2012 14:47, Kathy Haverinen <katheryn98501@...> wrote:



> My yahoo account was hacked!  I have changed it and fixed it.  If you own

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> Katheryn de Gonneville

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They told me to "get a life". So I got one. Now I have no time to do

anything!



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Sorry, folks, but my email obviously got hacked.

I've changed my passwords, so hopefully this won't be an issue again.

Only nice thing about this was discovering just how many groups of
fascinating and talented people I have worked with during the 17 years
I have had this account! My contacts list is freaking enormous! >.<

Best wishes,
Susan/Sigil/Siggi/Albreda or what ever other name you know me by!

On 11/12/12 5:43 PM, Susan Bingham wrote:
> Sorry, folks, but my email obviously got hacked.
So has the email of quite a few other people in the SCA,
apparently. I've seen too many of the hacked bits,
and almost as many of the apologies - in almost identical
language, which I'd find amusing if it weren't so
bothersome.


Alban

http://foolbird.net/wp-content/themes/twentyten/google.html

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Wee Catherine has now completed her first item!  On the 20th, she built two
tabletop catapults for us to have our own battles.  We tested them out by firing
them down the main hallway--with our cat Pumpkin "recovering" our ammunition. 
They work great!

Judith

Dearest Judith, Would you kjndly give us a link to directions or point us in the
right direction for plans? This is something I'd like to make!
Jacinth

--- In AandS50ChallengeCommunity@yahoogroups.com, "sierradelta2"
<sierradelta2@...> wrote:
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> Wee Catherine has now completed her first item!  On the 20th, she built two
tabletop catapults for us to have our own battles.  We tested them out by firing
them down the main hallway--with our cat Pumpkin "recovering" our ammunition. 
They work great!
>
> Judith
>

Hi all,
I've made a couple Sarmatian-related posts recently.
http://sarmatianinthesca.blogspot.com/2012/12/literature-review-new-penguin-atla\
s-of.html
http://sarmatianinthesca.blogspot.com/2012/12/a-sarmatian-timeline.html
As well as this one which isn't part of my persona challenge, but a fun thought
exercise for everyone.
http://sarmatianinthesca.blogspot.com/2012/12/happy-christmahannakwanzuleid.html

Happy Holidays,
Aritê


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