SCA-Archery : Messages : 28729-28758 of 33212

Here is a thought.

I was recently given a Nook for travel.� I am the kind of guy whose carry-on is 40# of books and a toothbrush... maybe a change of underwear...

The Nook solves this problem save for one thing.

�

NONE of the books I want to read can be found on B&N site or even the Amazon site for the Kindle.� Sure, they have the NYTimes Bestseller list but tryto find Kline's Maza of the Moon or Lelands Gypsy Magic or Oakshott's swiord classification.

�

Gutenberg has some books.� But not all.

�

Now there ARE books out there in PDF and Doc format.� I have a couple on archery and swords and most of the Burroughs collection, some Kline, etc.

But I imagine that there are many more e-books out there that I havn;t found, but you have.

�

So, and this is a thought that is worth tossing out.

�

How about a yahoo-group dedicated to sharing these e-books?

these can be downloaded to our e-reader or read on our PC or even printed up as a 'real book'?

�

We can post the books we have (assuming that we are not stealing $$ from the author), offer to send the ones we have, or ask if anyone has books we want.

�

Essentuially a free bookstore that has books we want to read from Gods of mars by E. R. burroughs to Viking Swords by E. Oakshott to ??????

And reviews of the books.

�

I'm still in the development stage so am asking for input, ways to make it work, suggestions, etc.

--
Rick Johnson
http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

#28730

From: James of the Lake <jotl2008@...>
Date: Wed Mar 16, 2011 8:47 pm
Subject: Re: E-BOOK LISTING

jotl2008

If the eBooks are on period archery or otherwise relevant to this list, I'd like to see pointers to them posted here. Otherwise, have you looked for blogs on Nook-compatible books? There are several for the Kindle. I just hope that Google's plan to make e-copies of "orphaned" books (those out of print and still in copyright) comes to fruition with benefits to the copyright owners. I don't mind paying something reasonable to have access to them.

James

On Mar 16, 2011, at 1:21 PM, richard johnson wrote:

Here is a thought.
I was recently given a Nook for travel. I am the kind of guy whose carry-on is 40# of books and a toothbrush... maybe a change of underwear...
The Nook solves this problem save for one thing.

NONE of the books I want to read can be found on B&N site or even the Amazon site for the Kindle. Sure, they have the NYTimes Bestseller list but tryto find Kline's Maza of the Moon or Lelands Gypsy Magic or Oakshott's swiord classification.

Gutenberg has some books. But not all.

Now there ARE books out there in PDF and Doc format. I have a couple on archery and swords and most of the Burroughs collection, some Kline, etc.
But I imagine that there are many more e-books out there that I havn;t found, but you have.

So, and this is a thought that is worth tossing out.

How about a yahoo-group dedicated to sharing these e-books?
these can be downloaded to our e-reader or read on our PC or even printed up as a 'real book'?

We can post the books we have (assuming that we are not stealing $$ from the author), offer to send the ones we have, or ask if anyone has books we want.

Essentuially a free bookstore that has books we want to read from Gods of mars by E. R. burroughs to Viking Swords by E. Oakshott to ??????
And reviews of the books.

I'm still in the development stage so am asking for input, ways to make it work, suggestions, etc.

--
Rick Johnson
http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

#28731

From: richard johnson <rikjohnson39@...>
Date: Wed Mar 16, 2011 9:55 pm
Subject: Re: E-BOOK LISTING

rikjohnson39

the big problem here is that period books are probably still in photocopy or original in the university libraries and accessablt to Interlibrary Loan to credentialed people only.

Books that are relevent to us are rarely worth the cost�and trouble to convert.� Musashi's Book of Five Rings being the rare exception.

�

BUT, some people DO manage to find a PDF copy of a useful book�someplace or have a hard copy that they went to the trouble to scan and convert for their own use.

�

ex:

I have

...Sword ofthe Viking Age by Ian Pierce

... The Keris and Other Malay Weapons by Gerald gardner

...The Essentials of Archery bu L. Stemmler

and probably a few others on the home PC.

But there are many more out there.� You may know the URL for a few as does someone else,� But your knowledge doesn't help him. And if you post a message "here" on this group� "I found *** at http***", in a week that posting will be lost in the hundreds of other messages.

�

I'm trying to find a way to make it easier to share what we have access to.

�

On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 1:47 PM, James of the Lake <jotl2008@...> wrote:

�

If the eBooks are on period archery or otherwise relevant to this list, I'd like to see pointers to them posted here. �Otherwise, have you looked for blogs on Nook-compatible books? �There are several for the Kindle. �I just hope that Google's plan to make e-copies of "orphaned" books (those out of print and still in copyright) comes to fruition with benefits to the copyright owners. �I don't mind paying something reasonable to have access to them.

James

On Mar 16, 2011, at 1:21 PM, richard johnson wrote:

Here is a thought.

I was recently given a Nook for travel.� I am the kind of guy whose carry-on is 40# of books and a toothbrush... maybe a change of underwear...

The Nook solves this problem save for one thing.

�

NONE of the books I want to read can be found on B&N site or even the Amazon site for the Kindle.� Sure, they have the NYTimes Bestseller list but tryto find Kline's Maza of the Moon or Lelands Gypsy Magic or Oakshott's swiord classification.

�

Gutenberg has some books.� But not all.

�

Now there ARE books out there in PDF and Doc format.� I have a couple on archery and swords and most of the Burroughs collection, some Kline, etc.

But I imagine that there are many more e-books out there that I havn;t found, but you have.

�

So, and this is a thought that is worth tossing out.

�

How about a yahoo-group dedicated to sharing these e-books?

these can be downloaded to our e-reader or read on our PC or even printed up as a 'real book'?

�

We can post the books we have (assuming that we are not stealing $$ from the author), offer to send the ones we have, or ask if anyone has books we want.

�

Essentuially a free bookstore that has books we want to read from Gods of mars by E. R. burroughs to Viking Swords by E. Oakshott to ??????

And reviews of the books.

�

I'm still in the development stage so am asking for input, ways to make it work, suggestions, etc.

--�
Rick Johnson
http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

--
Rick Johnson
http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

#28732

From: Carl Nelson <archcoach@...>
Date: Wed Mar 16, 2011 10:08 pm
Subject: Re: E-BOOK LISTING

aeolwigg

here are a couple of websites that have low cost or free downloadable books of interest to history buffs (and others),�http://www.silkpagoda.com/catalog/�,�http://www.archive.org/details/millionbooks�,�http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page�. these all have scanned out of print books including Roger Ascham on the second one i.e. the millionbooks site. �there maybe others �but I have not done a real extensive search.
�,,

On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 2:55 PM, richard johnson <rikjohnson39@...> wrote:

�

the big problem here is that period books are probably still in photocopy or original in the university libraries and accessablt to Interlibrary Loan to credentialed people only.

Books that are relevent to us are rarely worth the cost�and trouble to convert.� Musashi's Book of Five Rings being the rare exception.

�

BUT, some people DO manage to find a PDF copy of a useful book�someplace or have a hard copy that they went to the trouble to scan and convert for their own use.

�

ex:

I have

...Sword ofthe Viking Age by Ian Pierce

... The Keris and Other Malay Weapons by Gerald gardner

...The Essentials of Archery bu L. Stemmler

and probably a few others on the home PC.

But there are many more out there.� You may know the URL for a few as does someone else,� But your knowledge doesn't help him. And if you post a message "here" on this group� "I found *** at http***", in a week that posting will be lost in the hundreds of other messages.

�

I'm trying to find a way to make it easier to share what we have access to.

�

�

On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 1:47 PM, James of the Lake <jotl2008@...> wrote:

�

If the eBooks are on period archery or otherwise relevant to this list, I'd like to see pointers to them posted here. �Otherwise, have you looked for blogs on Nook-compatible books? �There are several for the Kindle. �I just hope that Google's plan to make e-copies of "orphaned" books (those out of print and still in copyright) comes to fruition with benefits to the copyright owners. �I don't mind paying something reasonable to have access to them.

James

On Mar 16, 2011, at 1:21 PM, richard johnson wrote:

Here is a thought.

I was recently given a Nook for travel.� I am the kind of guy whose carry-on is 40# of books and a toothbrush... maybe a change of underwear...

The Nook solves this problem save for one thing.

�

NONE of the books I want to read can be found on B&N site or even the Amazon site for the Kindle.� Sure, they have the NYTimes Bestseller list but tryto find Kline's Maza of the Moon or Lelands Gypsy Magic or Oakshott's swiord classification.

�

Gutenberg has some books.� But not all.

�

Now there ARE books out there in PDF and Doc format.� I have a couple on archery and swords and most of the Burroughs collection, some Kline, etc.

But I imagine that there are many more e-books out there that I havn;t found, but you have.

�

So, and this is a thought that is worth tossing out.

�

How about a yahoo-group dedicated to sharing these e-books?

these can be downloaded to our e-reader or read on our PC or even printed up as a 'real book'?

�

We can post the books we have (assuming that we are not stealing $$ from the author), offer to send the ones we have, or ask if anyone has books we want.

�

Essentuially a free bookstore that has books we want to read from Gods of mars by E. R. burroughs to Viking Swords by E. Oakshott to ??????

And reviews of the books.

�

I'm still in the development stage so am asking for input, ways to make it work, suggestions, etc.

--�
Rick Johnson
http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

--
Rick Johnson
http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

--
Carl Nelson

archcoach@...

626-297-6513

#28733

From: Taslen <taslen2000@...>
Date: Thu Mar 17, 2011 3:14 am
Subject: Re: E-BOOK LISTING

taslen2000

Hey guys check out www.lulu.com I have found a few archery e-books for free or cheap on there.

Gaelen O'Grady

From: richard johnson <rikjohnson39@...>
To: SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, March 16, 2011 5:55:50 PM
Subject: Re: [SCA-Archery] E-BOOK LISTING

the big problem here is that period books are probably still in photocopy or original in the university libraries and accessablt to Interlibrary Loan to credentialed people only.

Books that are relevent to us are rarely worth the cost and trouble to convert. Musashi's Book of Five Rings being the rare exception.

BUT, some people DO manage to find a PDF copy of a useful book someplace or have a hard copy that they went to the trouble to scan and convert for their own use.

ex:

I have

...Sword ofthe Viking Age by Ian Pierce

... The Keris and Other Malay Weapons by Gerald gardner

...The Essentials of Archery bu L. Stemmler

and probably a few others on the home PC.

But there are many more out there. You may know the URL for a few as does someone else, But your knowledge doesn't help him. And if you post a message "here" on this group "I found *** at http***", in a week that posting will be lost in the hundreds of other messages.

I'm trying to find a way to make it easier to share what we have access to.

On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 1:47 PM, James of the Lake <jotl2008@...> wrote:

If the eBooks are on period archery or otherwise relevant to this list, I'd like to see pointers to them posted here. Otherwise, have you looked for blogs on Nook-compatible books? There are several for the Kindle. I just hope that Google's plan to make e-copies of "orphaned" books (those out of print and still in copyright) comes to fruition with benefits to the copyright owners. I don't mind paying something reasonable to have access to them.

James

On Mar 16, 2011, at 1:21 PM, richard johnson wrote:

Here is a thought.

I was recently given a Nook for travel. I am the kind of guy whose carry-on is 40# of books and a toothbrush... maybe a change of underwear...

The Nook solves this problem save for one thing.

NONE of the books I want to read can be found on B&N site or even the Amazon site for the Kindle. Sure, they have the NYTimes Bestseller list but tryto find Kline's Maza of the Moon or Lelands Gypsy Magic or Oakshott's swiord classification.

Gutenberg has some books. But not all.

Now there ARE books out there in PDF and Doc format. I have a couple on archery and swords and most of the Burroughs collection, some Kline, etc.

But I imagine that there are many more e-books out there that I havn;t found, but you have.

So, and this is a thought that is worth tossing out.

How about a yahoo-group dedicated to sharing these e-books?

these can be downloaded to our e-reader or read on our PC or even printed up as a 'real book'?

We can post the books we have (assuming that we are not stealing $$ from the author), offer to send the ones we have, or ask if anyone has books we want.

Essentuially a free bookstore that has books we want to read from Gods of mars by E. R. burroughs to Viking Swords by E. Oakshott to ??????

And reviews of the books.

I'm still in the development stage so am asking for input, ways to make it work, suggestions, etc.

--
Rick Johnson
http://rick-johnson.webs.com/
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

--
Rick Johnson
http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

Hey guys check out www.lulu.com I have found a few archery e-books for free or cheap on there.

#28734

From: kweancel@...
Date: Thu Mar 17, 2011 12:54 pm
Subject: Re: E-BOOK LISTING

kweancel

Start a folder in the file section for the URLs. That's the best way.
Karl

> But there are many more out there. You may know the URL for a few as does
> someone else, But your knowledge doesn't help him. And if you post a
> message "here" on this group "I found *** at http***", in a week that
> posting will be lost in the hundreds of other messages.

#28735

From: richard johnson <rikjohnson39@...>
Date: Thu Mar 17, 2011 2:57 pm
Subject: Re: E-BOOK LISTING

rikjohnson39

true.. as far as it goes.

And when I get the titles changed from what they list to what they are, i will.

I'm just trying to create a central depository so I don't have to remember a dozen URLs for a dozen types of e-books.

�

Here for medieval archery

there for modern archery

another for Conand and Red Sonja

still another for medieval classics

still another site for modern literature....

On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 5:54 AM, <kweancel@...> wrote:

�

�Start a folder in the file section for the URLs. That's the best way.
�� Karl

> But there are many more out there. You may know the URL for a few as does
> someone else, But your knowledge doesn't help him. And if you post a
> message "here" on this group "I found *** at http***", in a week that
> posting will be lost in the hundreds of other messages.

--
Rick Johnson
http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

#28736

From: "James W" <jameswolfden@...>
Date: Thu Mar 17, 2011 5:34 pm
Subject: Re: E-BOOK LISTING

jameswolfden

If we are dealing with archery books, I think listing them on this forum is fine
but I think you are looking for something more general if you are including
science fiction and fantasy novels like ERB's Martian series. In that case, I
think either setting up a personal web page or blog or a separate Yahoo Group is
the way to go.

I would caution you to read up on the copyright legislation. I find many people
don't really understand the difference between copyright or public domain or
fair use. They do have some excellent FAQs on the copyright government site.

Cheers,
James

--- In SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com, richard johnson <rikjohnson39@...> wrote:
>
> true.. as far as it goes.
> And when I get the titles changed from what they list to what they are, i
> will.
> I'm just trying to create a central depository so I don't have to remember a
> dozen URLs for a dozen types of e-books.
>
> Here for medieval archery
> there for modern archery
> another for Conand and Red Sonja
> still another for medieval classics
> still another site for modern literature....
>
> On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 5:54 AM, <kweancel@...> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >  Start a folder in the file section for the URLs. That's the best way.
> >     Karl
> >
> >
> > > But there are many more out there. You may know the URL for a few as does
> >
> > > someone else, But your knowledge doesn't help him. And if you post a
> > > message "here" on this group "I found *** at http***", in a week that
> > > posting will be lost in the hundreds of other messages.
> >
> >
>
>
>
> --
> Rick Johnson
> http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
> "Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security
> will soon find that they have neither."
>

#28737

From: richard johnson <rikjohnson39@...>
Date: Thu Mar 17, 2011 5:52 pm
Subject: Re: Re: E-BOOK LISTING

rikjohnson39

the copyright problem is THE big issue.

I don;t want to steal $$ from the authors.

I may borrow a bootleg copy of a SC but always buy the original when i can for many reasons, legality being one, quality being another, ethics being still another.

�

I have a number of e-books on aarchery that i KNOW are in public domain, but others may not be simply because someone bought a book and decided to scan it for a friend who gave it to a friend and before anyone knew it, the thing was being spread all over the world.

�

The copyright issue may destroy this project.

On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 10:34 AM, James W <jameswolfden@...> wrote:

�

If we are dealing with archery books, I think listing them on this forum is fine but I think you are looking for something more general if you are including science fiction and fantasy novels like ERB's Martian series. In that case, I think either setting up a personal web page or blog or a separate Yahoo Group is the way to go.

I would caution you to read up on the copyright legislation. I find many people don't really understand the difference between copyright or public domain or fair use. They do have some excellent FAQs on the copyright government site.

Cheers,
James

--- In SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com, richard johnson <rikjohnson39@...> wrote:
>
> true.. as far as it goes.
> And when I get the titles changed from what they list to what they are, i
> will.
> I'm just trying to create a central depository so I don't have to remember a
> dozen URLs for a dozen types of e-books.
>
> Here for medieval archery
> there for modern archery
> another for Conand and Red Sonja
> still another for medieval classics
> still another site for modern literature....
>

> On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 5:54 AM, <kweancel@...> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Start a folder in the file section for the URLs. That's the best way.
> > Karl
> >
> >
> > > But there are many more out there. You may know the URL for a few as does
> >
> > > someone else, But your knowledge doesn't help him. And if you post a
> > > message "here" on this group "I found *** at http***", in a week that
> > > posting will be lost in the hundreds of other messages.
> >
> >
>
>
>

> --
> Rick Johnson
> http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
> "Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security
> will soon find that they have neither."
>

--
Rick Johnson
http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

#28738

From: Carl Nelson <archcoach@...>
Date: Thu Mar 17, 2011 7:03 pm
Subject: Re: Re: E-BOOK LISTING

aeolwigg

thats why the three sites I posted are so good they have gone and�legally�obtained scanned copies of books that are otherwise no longer in print or under�copy write, and yes one site does sell books there by paying�royalties�to the authors.

On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 10:52 AM, richard johnson <rikjohnson39@...> wrote:

�

the copyright problem is THE big issue.

I don;t want to steal $$ from the authors.

I may borrow a bootleg copy of a SC but always buy the original when i can for many reasons, legality being one, quality being another, ethics being still another.

�

I have a number of e-books on aarchery that i KNOW are in public domain, but others may not be simply because someone bought a book and decided to scan it for a friend who gave it to a friend and before anyone knew it, the thing was being spread all over the world.

�

The copyright issue may destroy this project.

On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 10:34 AM, James W <jameswolfden@...> wrote:

�

If we are dealing with archery books, I think listing them on this forum is fine but I think you are looking for something more general if you are including science fiction and fantasy novels like ERB's Martian series. In that case, I think either setting up a personal web page or blog or a separate Yahoo Group is the way to go.

I would caution you to read up on the copyright legislation. I find many people don't really understand the difference between copyright or public domain or fair use. They do have some excellent FAQs on the copyright government site.

Cheers,
James

--- In SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com, richard johnson <rikjohnson39@...> wrote:
>
> true.. as far as it goes.
> And when I get the titles changed from what they list to what they are, i
> will.
> I'm just trying to create a central depository so I don't have to remember a
> dozen URLs for a dozen types of e-books.
>
> Here for medieval archery
> there for modern archery
> another for Conand and Red Sonja
> still another for medieval classics
> still another site for modern literature....
>

> On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 5:54 AM, <kweancel@...> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Start a folder in the file section for the URLs. That's the best way.
> > Karl
> >
> >
> > > But there are many more out there. You may know the URL for a few as does
> >
> > > someone else, But your knowledge doesn't help him. And if you post a
> > > message "here" on this group "I found *** at http***", in a week that
> > > posting will be lost in the hundreds of other messages.
> >
> >
>
>
>

> --
> Rick Johnson
> http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
> "Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security
> will soon find that they have neither."
>

--
Rick Johnson
http://Rick-Johnson.webs.com
"Those who give up a little freedom in return for a little imagined security will soon find that they have neither."

--
Carl Nelson

archcoach@...

626-297-6513

#28739

From: John edgerton <sirjon1@...>
Date: Thu Mar 17, 2011 7:55 pm
Subject: Re: Re: E-BOOK LISTING

sirjonfitzrauf

I see no problem with listing a site in the Links section of this group. But, at this time I think it best that no books be put in the files section.

Sir Jon Fitz-Rauf, group owner

On Mar 17, 2011, at 12:03 PM, Carl Nelson wrote:

thats why the three sites I posted are so good they have gone and legally obtained scanned copies of books that are otherwise no longer in print or under copy write, and yes one site does sell books there by paying royalties to the authors.

On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 10:52 AM, richard johnson <rikjohnson39@...> wrote:

the copyright problem is THE big issue.

I don;t want to steal $$ from the authors.

I may borrow a bootleg copy of a SC but always buy the original when i can for many reasons, legality being one, quality being another, ethics being still another.

I have a number of e-books on aarchery that i KNOW are in public domain, but others may not be simply because someone bought a book and decided to scan it for a friend who gave it to a friend and before anyone knew it, the thing was being spread all over the world.

The copyright issue may destroy this project.

#28740

From: Dearg Ailfredsson <thefenixhuntsman@...>
Date: Tue Mar 22, 2011 4:31 pm
Subject: M.I.T.

thefenixhunt...

I'm now officially an archery marshal in training

Dearg.

Lord Dearg Ailfredsson AOA CSO
[dare-eg ale-frid-son]
"Red son of Alfred"
11th century Gall Gaidhel [gall guy-yell
a.k.a. "Irish Northman"
Leather Craftsman, Archer, Huntsman and Archery M.I.T.
The Barony of Fenix
Paid SCA member since 2003

When you stop challenging yourself, that's as good as you'll ever be.

#28741

From: loreleiElkins@...
Date: Tue Mar 22, 2011 5:06 pm
Subject: Re: M.I.T.

fesparrow

LOL, nice smile. Welcome!!

Lorelei

-----Original Message-----
From: Dearg Ailfredsson <thefenixhuntsman@...>
To: SCA-Archery <SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com>; MidrealmArchery <MidrealmArchery@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Mar 22, 2011 8:31 am
Subject: [SCA-Archery] M.I.T.

I'm now officially an archery marshal in training

#28742

From: Noah <ndg1677@...>
Date: Tue Mar 22, 2011 5:17 pm
Subject: Re: M.I.T.

noah_ganzevoort

Great we always can use more

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 22, 2011, at 1:06 PM, loreleiElkins@... wrote:

LOL, nice smile. Welcome!!

Lorelei

-----Original Message-----
From: Dearg Ailfredsson <thefenixhuntsman@...>
To: SCA-Archery <SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com>; MidrealmArchery <MidrealmArchery@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Mar 22, 2011 8:31 am
Subject: [SCA-Archery] M.I.T.

I'm now officially an archery marshal in training

Dearg.

Lord Dearg Ailfredsson AOA CSO
[dare-eg ale-frid-son]
"Red son of Alfred"
11th century Gall Gaidhel [gall guy-yell
a.k.a. "Irish Northman"
Leather Craftsman, Archer, Huntsman and Archery M.I.T.
The Barony of Fenix
Paid SCA member since 2003

When you stop challenging yourself, that's as good as you'll ever be.

#28743

From: Cleve Johnson <lighttrek@...>
Date: Tue Mar 22, 2011 7:19 pm
Subject: Re: [MidrealmArchery] M.I.T.

lighttrek...

Excellent!

Eadric of Grenfeld

Cleve Johnson

"Archers make people quiver"

From: Dearg Ailfredsson <thefenixhuntsman@...>
To: SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com; MidrealmArchery@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, March 22, 2011 12:31:25 PM
Subject: [MidrealmArchery] M.I.T.

I'm now officially an archery marshal in training

#28744

From: Dearg Ailfredsson <thefenixhuntsman@...>
Date: Tue Mar 22, 2011 9:40 pm
Subject: Re: Re: [MidrealmArchery] M.I.T.

thefenixhunt...

Eadric,

Thank you for helping me get a good start.

Dearg.

Lord Dearg Ailfredsson AOA CSO
[dare-eg ale-frid-son]
"Red son of Alfred"
11th century Gall Gaidhel [gall guy-yell
a.k.a. "Irish Northman"
Leather Craftsman, Archer, Huntsman and Archery M.I.T.
The Barony of Fenix
Paid SCA member since 2003

When you stop challenging yourself, that's as good as you'll ever be.

--- On Tue, 3/22/11, Cleve Johnson <lighttrek@...> wrote:

From: Cleve Johnson <lighttrek@...>
Subject: [SCA-Archery] Re: [MidrealmArchery] M.I.T.
To: MidrealmArchery@yahoogroups.com, SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, March 22, 2011, 7:19 PM

Excellent!

Eadric of Grenfeld

Cleve Johnson

"Archers make people quiver"

From: Dearg Ailfredsson <thefenixhuntsman@...>
To: SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com; MidrealmArchery@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, March 22, 2011 12:31:25 PM
Subject: [MidrealmArchery] M.I.T.

I'm now officially an archery marshal in training

Dearg.

Lord Dearg Ailfredsson AOA CSO
[dare-eg ale-frid-son]
"Red son of Alfred"
11th century Gall Gaidhel [gall guy-yell
a.k.a. "Irish Northman"
Leather Craftsman, Archer, Huntsman and Archery M.I.T.
The Barony of Fenix
Paid SCA member since 2003

When you stop challenging yourself, that's as good as you'll ever be.

#28745

From: brett wilson <locm66801@...>
Date: Tue Mar 22, 2011 10:36 pm
Subject: Known World Champion??

locm66801

Is there anyone out there that has records of the competition at Estrella War that they used to call "The Known World Champion"? Where would someone find this information?

Leif of Crescent Moon

Calontir archer

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#28746

From: Edward deWitt <sagebowman@...>
Date: Wed Mar 23, 2011 1:47 am
Subject: resin on arrows

sagebowman

I received a couple dozen POC arrow shafts the other day and just noticed that several of them are coated with resin that is rather sticky. Does anyone have a solution for removing the resin and hopefully keeping anymore from oozing out of the pores?
Eduard deWitte

#28747

From: RJ Bachner <ragiwarmbear@...>
Date: Wed Mar 23, 2011 2:38 am
Subject: Re: resin on arrows

ragiwarmbear

Heya

Use turpentine to clean the goop off and then sand and seal it well. there should not be very much in the shaft and the terpentine will clean most off.

Ragi

On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 9:47 PM, Edward deWitt <sagebowman@...> wrote:

�

I received a couple dozen POC arrow shafts the other day and just noticed that several of them are coated with resin that is rather sticky.� Does anyone have a solution for removing the resin and hopefully keeping anymore from oozing out of the pores?
Eduard deWitte

#28748

From: "Caley" <caoillainn1@...>
Date: Wed Mar 23, 2011 2:53 am
Subject: Re: resin on arrows

caoillainn1...

What is POC?

Thanks!


Caley

#28749

From: Bill Tait <arwemakere@...>
Date: Wed Mar 23, 2011 3:04 am
Subject: Re: resin on arrows

arwemakere

Port Orford Cedar

On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 7:53 PM, Caley <caoillainn1@...> wrote:

What is POC?

Thanks!

Caley

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#28750

From: Sheldon the Just <ss0700@...>
Date: Wed Mar 23, 2011 3:06 am
Subject: Re: resin on arrows

ss0700

Greetings

Port Orford Cedar

Regards
Sheldon the Just

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Subject: Re: [SCA-Archery] resin on arrows
To: SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, March 22, 2011, 10:53 PM

What is POC?

Thanks!

Caley

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#28751

From: "i_griffen" <i_griffen@...>
Date: Wed Mar 23, 2011 4:17 am
Subject: Re: Known World Champion??

i_griffen

Leif to find this information yur hwould have to find the Atenveldt Royal Archer
between the Years of 2000 and 2007. there were 2 their mundane  Last names were
Gant.

Iain Griffen

--- In SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com, brett wilson <locm66801@...> wrote:
>
> Is there anyone out there that has records of the competition at Estrella War
> that they used to call "The Known World Champion"?� Where would someone find
> this information?
>
> Leif of Crescent Moon
> Calontir archer
>

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#28752

From: David Keil <archosevrard@...>
Date: Wed Mar 23, 2011 7:34 am
Subject: Re: resin on arrows

evrardarcher

The resin is pitch from the cedar.� I will typically wipe it down with acetone to get rid of it.� I also will wipe all of the shafts with a wet sponge to raise the grain and then buff them with 00 (medium) steel wool after they have dried.� It ensures a nice smooth coat of sealant when you rub it on or dip it.

�

Evrard de Valogne, OGGS,

An Tir

Proprieter of Arrows by Evrard

On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 8:06 PM, Sheldon the Just <ss0700@...> wrote:

Greetings

Port Orford Cedar

Regards
Sheldon the Just

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From: Caley <caoillainn1@...>
Subject: Re: [SCA-Archery] resin on arrows
To: SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, March 22, 2011, 10:53 PM

What is POC?

Thanks!

Caley

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#28753

From: "Caley" <caoillainn1@...>
Date: Wed Mar 23, 2011 12:38 pm
Subject: Re: resin on arrows

caoillainn1...

> Greetings

> Port Orford Cedar


Aha!

Thanks!


Caley

#28754

From: brett wilson <locm66801@...>
Date: Wed Mar 23, 2011 12:47 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Known World Champion??

locm66801

Thanks Iain, I will try to find them.

LoCM

From: i_griffen <i_griffen@...>
To: SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, March 22, 2011 11:17:22 PM
Subject: [SCA-Archery] Re: Known World Champion??

Leif to find this information yur hwould have to find the Atenveldt Royal Archer between the Years of 2000 and 2007. there were 2 their mundane Last names were Gant.

Iain Griffen

--- In SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com, brett wilson <locm66801@...> wrote:
>
> Is there anyone out there that has records of the competition at Estrella War
> that they used to call "The Known World Champion"? Where would someone find
> this information?
>
> Leif of Crescent Moon
> Calontir archer
>

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#28755

From: Taslen <taslen2000@...>
Date: Thu Mar 24, 2011 2:44 am
Subject: Re: M.I.T.

taslen2000

Dearg,

Congratulations! and welcome

Gaelen O'Grady
archery marshall of the field

From: Noah <ndg1677@...>
To: "SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com" <SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, March 22, 2011 1:17:19 PM
Subject: Re: [SCA-Archery] M.I.T.

Great we always can use more

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 22, 2011, at 1:06 PM, loreleiElkins@... wrote:

LOL, nice smile. Welcome!!

Lorelei

-----Original Message-----
From: Dearg Ailfredsson <thefenixhuntsman@...>
To: SCA-Archery <SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com>; MidrealmArchery <MidrealmArchery@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Mar 22, 2011 8:31 am
Subject: [SCA-Archery] M.I.T.

I'm now officially an archery marshal in training

Dearg.

Lord Dearg Ailfredsson AOA CSO
[dare-eg ale-frid-son]
"Red son of Alfred"
11th century Gall Gaidhel [gall guy-yell
a.k.a. "Irish Northman"
Leather Craftsman, Archer, Huntsman and Archery M.I.T.
The Barony of Fenix
Paid SCA member since 2003

When you stop challenging yourself, that's as good as you'll ever be.

#28756

From: Cleve Johnson <lighttrek@...>
Date: Thu Mar 24, 2011 3:01 am
Subject: Pale information

lighttrek...

Passed along per request

Eadric of Grenfeld

Cleve Johnson

"Archers make people quiver"

Hello all!

Please share this on any and all elists within the Kingdom, please :-)
Seneschals at all levels, please print this and keep it in your files.
Share it with your event autocrats.

We're experiencing a major problem with Pale ads: many are not
including all of the Required Information, and that means HL Gunnar,
Pale editor, has to spend a lot of time emailing back and forth to
obtain this required information. This delays the Pale getting to the
printer, and it results in your Pale coming later than usual.

Many are also coming in right AT or considerably AFTER deadlines. This
Has To Stop, Deadlines are there for a reason.

PLEASE, all seneschals and prospective event autocrats, when you
submit ad copy to The Pale, please remember these required points:

DEADLINE: the deadline for the May Pale is April 1, 2011. No Foolin'
:-) Ad copy received after that time runs the risk of NOT being
printed, even if you do provide all of the required information.
Deadline is always the first of the preceding month, with exceptions
for August and January; those deadlines are even earlier!

REQUIRED INFORMATION FOR A PALE EVENT AD:

Event Name
Sponsoring Group (incipient groups, include your sponsoring group with your ad)
Dates (day month, year)
Times Open/Closed
Site Address (street, town, zip)
Site Fees (adult, minor, camping, family cap, etc.)
Simple Directions to Site (no maps; save that for your event website)
Name of autocrat (Real)
Name of autocrat(SCA)
Address of autocrat
Phone number of autocrat

Other Useful Information:

autocrat's email address
child care/activities information
accessibility information
list of activities

Note, the email address is NICE but not required. The (or one of the)
autocrat(s) must provide COMPLETE contact information, including real
name, SCA name, complete street address, and a telephone number. We
are often missing the autocrat's contact information. This is required
at the corporate level.

Graphics: no copyrighted graphics. If you include them with your ad,
please tell us where you got it.

For this information and more, see the Pale page at midrealm.org:
http://www.midrealm.org/chronicler/pale/

If you have questions, please let me or HL Gunnar know, we'd be glad
to help you!

Thank you all so much,

Banbharun Siobhan O'Neill
Middle Kingdom Chronicler

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#28757

From: "Gary Kingston Th.D., Ph.D." <whgkingstone@...>
Date: Thu Mar 24, 2011 3:43 pm
Subject: Re: M.I.T.

whgkingstone...

Dearg,

Congratulations on becoming an MIT, and welcome !!

THL Ambrosius filius Merlinus, C.G.C. ("Merlin")

Group Archery Marshal for the Shire of Eastwatch

Northern Oaken Regional Lt. Commander for Archery

Deputy Northern Oaken Regional Archery Marshal

--- On Wed, 3/23/11, Taslen <taslen2000@...> wrote:

From: Taslen <taslen2000@...>
Subject: Re: [SCA-Archery] M.I.T.
To: SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, March 23, 2011, 10:44 PM

Dearg,

Congratulations! and welcome

Gaelen O'Grady
archery marshall of the field

From: Noah <ndg1677@...>
To: "SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com" <SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, March 22, 2011 1:17:19 PM
Subject: Re: [SCA-Archery] M.I.T.

Great we always can use more

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 22, 2011, at 1:06 PM, loreleiElkins@... wrote:

LOL, nice smile. Welcome!!

Lorelei

-----Original Message-----
From: Dearg Ailfredsson <thefenixhuntsman@...>
To: SCA-Archery <SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com>; MidrealmArchery <MidrealmArchery@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Mar 22, 2011 8:31 am
Subject: [SCA-Archery] M.I.T.

I'm now officially an archery marshal in training

Dearg.

Lord Dearg Ailfredsson AOA CSO
[dare-eg ale-frid-son]
"Red son of Alfred"
11th century Gall Gaidhel [gall guy-yell
a.k.a. "Irish Northman"
Leather Craftsman, Archer, Huntsman and Archery M.I.T.
The Barony of Fenix
Paid SCA member since 2003

When you stop challenging yourself, that's as good as you'll ever be.

#28758

From: "rayne_of_angels" <cargarsmom2@...>
Date: Fri Mar 25, 2011 12:17 am
Subject: Robin Hood Archery, Rapier & Thrown Weapons Tourney- CAID - Barony of the Angels

rayne_of_angels