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Tampa, FL (Law Firm Newswire) June 23, 2014 – SEO | Law Firm, an Adviatech company, was awarded Best in Category in the Horizon Interactive Awards for work on the McDevitt Law Office website.
While family law can sometimes create bitter disputes, attorney Lisa Lane McDevitt wanted her web visitors to feel at home, surrounded by a warm design. The site was built to make users feel as though they are sitting in a family room, utilizing several interactive features (none of which rely on Flash).
The unique design of the McDevitt Law Office website, www.mcdevittlaw.net, caught the attention of the Horizon Interactive Awards. The judges gave the website the high honor of Best in Category among all legal entries (https://www.horizoninteractiveawards.com/web-site-awards/2013/legal).
The website built by SEO | Law Firm, an Adviatech company, was a favorite among its development team and was selected to compete based on that pride. While the award went to Adviatech, the team behind the website says their client deserves a great deal of credit.
Adviatech Art Director Kristen Friend said, "It's always a pleasure to work with someone who wants to look past what other lawyers are doing and focus on a design that communicates with their clients. It was a pleasure to work with Lisa and translate the warmth, experience and personal dedication that she gives to her clients into a creative design."
The international panel of judges consisted of industry professionals with diverse backgrounds and an end-user panel. The judges evaluated categories ranging from online advertising to mobile applications. The winning 2013 entries showcase the industry's best interactive media solutions including websites, mobile applications, print media, interactive displays, public exhibits, online advertising, video and email.
"The 2013 competition is undoubtedly one of the best showcases of outstanding interactive media in our long competition history," said Mike Sauce, founder of the Horizon Interactive Awards. "The continued trend of the convergence of multiple forms of digital media into a single interactive experience has yielded a new level of interactivity with technology and blended artistry. For the most part, designers and developers of interactive media experiences have embraced the concept that we can no longer assume how users interface with technology. That is seen in the fact that most of the web sites are built on responsive code sets to optimize the viewing experience no matter what type of device being used. In addition, entries have pushed the boundaries of traditional thinking in terms of expanded features, blended media and integration of multiple marketing and technology channels. Winners in this year's competition highlight the best blend of technology, cutting-edge thinking, outstanding user experience and overall aesthetics."
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Looking to push his music past the industry-standard boundaries that rule radio is Brooklyn's own Theophilus London, who has a potential single in Cold Pillow. Longing for a lost love, London implements a uniquely conversational vocal style that is both earnest and appealing to the senses. Those descriptors apply equally well to guest artist Jesse Boykins III who flanks London on this track off his This Charming Mixtape. Producer/DJ Ricci Rucker provides an ideal mixture of new and old on the production tip. Be on the lookout for the London Wave in '09 – Theophilus has an ear-catching sound that could break today's Top 40.
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For someone like Alfonso Cuarón who loves to emphasize his universe through long takes and tracking shots, space must be heaven in more ways than one. There is a sequence between seasoned astronaut Matt Kowalski (George Clooney) and Dr Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock) when they discuss the good things about space.
They agree they like the silence. The part where you can just be yourself, tune everyone and everything else out and just reach a zen state of mind. It reads like a wish list for Cuarón himself and his way of filmmaking and space - the endlessness gives him all the freedom to indulge in.
He gleefully does and the result, much like the view that Kowalski repeatedly claims, is breathtaking.
Cuarón improvises and doesn't just wish to take advantage of the stretching of space but also focuses repeatedly on the loneliness and the claustrophobic nature of it.
Gravity may be a sci-fi thriller but it thematically has little to do with science. The film doesn't bother itself with plausibility because its ambitions are more visceral. There is the invisible running motif of hope in the most hopeless and distressing of states. The film is a sweet and scary marriage of great special effects with genius filmmaking.
It is nothing but pure cinema. As Dr Stone evolves, we evolve both as movie audience and with respect to our place in this universe.
It might reveal a flaw or several with multiple viewings (which it deserves) but it will stay one thing throughout- fascinating.
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Congratulations, Lafayette, your home equity is growing.
Assessor Conrad Comeaux's office begins this week sending the letters to residents across Lafayette Parish informing them that their property values are up since the last assessment four years ago — nearly 5.5 percent in both the city of Lafayette and the unincorporated parts of the parish. This is a good thing, no? It means the house I own is worth more than it was four years ago and, should I decide to sell it, I can expect to get more for it. My investment is paying off.
Of course, what it also means, and this is ultimately the purpose of the letters from the assessor's office, is that my property tax bill is going to go up commensurately with the rise in my home's value. My taxes are going up. I'm not too bothered by this, not because I want to pay more in taxes. But I realize that in order for my local school board and government — and all the satellite functions like libraries and recreation centers, fire and police protection, paved roads and adequate drainage, having a jail to hold the bad guys — can continue to provide services at the level I've come to expect.
It's no secret that times are tough for local governments everywhere, although it can't be stressed enough that Lafayette has weathered the Great Recession better than most. But as the cost of operating government rises — fuel costs alone are an acute pressure on government and business alike — revenue must either keep pace or services must be cut. City-Parish President Joey Durel's proposed budget for the coming fiscal year, which the council is currently picking through and will finalize next month, contains cuts to many, many LCG departments.
Durel's budget also factored in a very important thing: that the City-Parish Council would see fit to keep property tax rates the same as they were last year. This being a reassessment year and the Durel administration no doubt having a general sense that property values and their attendant tax revenues would be up, the budget reflects this increased revenue and relies on it to stay in the black.
But here's the rub: It was in no way a slam dunk the council would go along. State law requires local governments to ease back on property tax rates when property values rise so the tax revenue doesn't exceed the prior year's revenue — unless a super majority on a city council votes to keep the rates the same, thereby ensuring that tax revenue keeps pace with inflation. Our CPC is a nine-member council; six votes were needed to ensure that pace-keeping revenue stream. And that's exactly what Durel got Tuesday night. Six council members — Don Bertrand, Kenneth Boudreaux, Jay Castille, Kevin Naquin, Keith Patin and Brandon Shelvin — voted with common sense and prevailed. The three who voted against the ordinance keeping tax levels the same — Jared Bellard, Andy Naquin and William Theriot — have established themselves as champions of short-sightedness.
It's important to emphasize that a yes vote Tuesday night was to keep tax levels at last year's rate, not to increase the tax rate. Indeed, the result of the vote is that taxes will rise, but Lafayette will remain the lowest taxed major parish in the state of Louisiana even after these increases go into effect. I suppose we could start really combing through the budget and slashing everything that isn't roads, bridges and public safety. Obviously non-governmental arts/culture and social service organizations would be the first to go, although line-iteming them out would do virtually nothing to address the issue. We could begin a slow drift toward being like Tensas or Beauregard parishes. Thanks, but I'd rather not.
This is a nonpartisan issue, and last night's vote reflected it: four Democrats and two Republicans voted yes; the three most far-right Republicans voted no. We can clearly see where the stress fracture on the CPC is located, and it's not between the donkeys and the elephants, it's between common sense and pandering.
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The fight to clean up Lafayette Parish could get some added ammunition with two ordinances up for votes Tuesday by the City-Parish Council targeting litter-bugs.
A divided 3rd Circuit Court of Appeal reversed a Lafayette district judge's ruling absolving the co-owner of a New Iberia accounting firm of liability in an embezzlement case.
Our View: It's reasonable, temporary and invests in Lafayette's future.
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By striking a deal to lessen the blow of health insurance changes on state workers, school employees and retirees, Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration lowered the volume of criticism but gave itself and local school boards a new budget headache.
With the airport tax coming up for a parishwide vote in about a week, the Broussard City Council and its mayor have come out in support of the proposal.
Protesters rallied peacefully in several Louisiana cities in the wake of the Missouri grand jury decision not to indict a police officer in the fatal shooting of Michal Brown.
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The U.S. rep billed LSU for work allegedly performed on the same days Congress voted on major legislation and held important committee hearings on energy and the ACA.
"I am only getting a little nervous about two projects — the proposed Sasol GTL facility [not the new ethylene plant] and the proposed G2X facility — both in Lake Charles. They need a hefty difference between oil and natural gas prices to make sense."
Abysmally low participation by the public has prompted the council to scuttle the 2014 survey with plans to simplify it and try again next year.
The village now says the ordinance will likely be overturned and authorities will more vigorously enforce existing leash laws.
Lower oil prices also might slow the growth of oil production in parts of the U.S., Canada and elsewhere because it will no longer be so profitable.
Bill Cassidy cast an early ballot Tuesday, seeking to draw renewed attention to a race that has fallen off newspaper front pages and away from people's minds as they plan holiday meals and shopping schedules.
A Lafayette woman faces up to 20 years in prison for running up more than $1 million in unauthorized charges to her company credit card.
Signs that our state's banking industry is undergoing a downsizing in 2014 were further confirmed today with the FDIC's latest figures showing a third straight quarter in which Louisiana lost more banks and earned less money.
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State police say a 47-year-old Lafayette man, who collected more than $83,000 in disability benefits, is accused of operating two businesses out of his home at a time when he claimed he had no income.
Battered all night by Baltimore's relentless pass rush, Drew Brees could feel his protection collapsing and Terrell Suggs getting ahold of him as he urgently unloaded a pass to the right flat toward tight end Jimmy Graham.
After a convincing defeat at the polls on Nov. 4, Earl "Nickey" Picard has decided to let bygones be bygones with his former right-hand man Brian Pope, announcing his support for his former employee's runoff bid to become Lafayette's next city marshal.
Saturday the athletic department did everything possible to ensure the 2014 Ragin' Cajun seniors remembered fondly their last home game. Rain and lightning never arrived but turbulence did in the form of the Appalachian State Mountaineers.
Even stranger than the Republican Party's decision to hold a "unity rally" earlier this month for Congressman Bill Cassidy in a Baton Rouge bar, Huey's Bar, was the fact that the establishment was named after Louisiana's most famous Democrat.
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After failing to pass a medical marijuana bill last year, state Sen. Fred Mills, R-Parks, is telling supporters he will return in 2015 with legislation that focuses on different applications like oils and pills.
Voters, obviously, are not yet tuned into the 2015 ballot, despite the intriguing races it will host.
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NOV 26 Zach Kopplin, who we came to know and love when he was a Louisiana high school student lobbying for the continued inclusion of science stuff in science class, pens this post in The Atlantic about a "textbook" available for social studies instruction in Texas that discusses how Moses contributed to the Constitution. (Oy! Texas rednecks love Jews. Who knew?)
NOV 26 Finally, mad people on the interwebz is a good thing! World wide webby outrage has caused the village of Moreauville to reverse its plan to confiscate pit bulls and Rottweillers and euthanize them simply because of their breed, WAFB reports here. The plan? They're going to enforce the leash law. Well, that would have been a good place to start.
NOV 26 Jim Brown, like many of us Louisiana voters, seems fed up with out of town know-it-alls trying to tell us what to do. Bill Cassidy can't make it through the day without flying someone in to "tell us political retards" how to vote, he says.
NOV 26 Blogger Tom Aswell is writing about the behavior of the two finalists in the 6th Congressional District race: Edwin Edwards and Garret Graves. Edwards has come out swinging, but Graves' campaign seems bent on snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, Tom says.
NOV 26 Blogger CB Forgotston is confused, he says, because Governor Bobby Jindal said higher education wouldn't get cut, but it looks like it is being cut. CB's asking: When is a cut not a cut?
NOV 26 Unless you're in Virigina, you shouldn't count on seeing our Governor on Election Day. Mark Ballard writes in the Advocate's political blog that Bobby will be appearing at a GOP love fest of some kind there, instead of spending the day here.
NOV 26 This post on The Lens takes a look at the ongoing dispute in New Orleans over the banners about the upcoming tax election for the school system. The banners are hanging on schools, and some feel they are promotional, which is not allowed, instead of educational - which is allowed.
NOV 26 Not all college students are focused on football games and parties at this time of year. This post on DIG Baton Rouge recounts an LSU student group that tries to make sure that those who are hungry and homeless are not forgotten by those of us who aren't.
NOV 25 Edwin Edwards took off the gloves on Monday, this post on WAFB tells us. At a Press Club appearance, he wondered how his 6th Congressional District opponent, Garret Graves, could be an expert in all the areas in which he claims to be - when he has no college degree in anything. (Five years - FIVE YEARS - in college, but no degree. Huh?)
NOV 25 Blogger Mike Deshotels offers this primer on predatory charter schools and how they operate, specifically in Louisiana. They're not just profiting from our tax dollars, they're using children and shortchanging them to do so, Deshotels says.
NOV 25 Here's a link to the petition that has been created to save Zeus, a family dog who is targeted for death by the learned fathers of the Avoyelles Parish village of Moreauville. They passed an ordinance based on nothing that outlaws pit bulls and Rotweillers. As of Tuesday morning, the petition had more than 230,000 signatures - a number that's a wee bit higher than the village population of 929.


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Street Decorations Feature Chistmas Season - The Normal Chamber of commerce will start putting up Christmas decorations this weekend for the holiday season ahead, according to Herman Tebrugge, president of the organization.
Most of the wiring will be completed this weekend. It is planned to have the remainder of the decorations up and lighted by December 1.
Decorations will consist of greenery interspersed with colored lights at the street intersections, and in addition will feature the Candy Canes with colored lights, reindeers and the red Christmas bells.
Santa Claus will make his usual visit to Normal, tentatively set for Saturday, December 5, on the non train, alighting at the Broadway crossing, and from there to Santa Claus Village to visit with Normal children.
University High has Cornerstone Service Monday - The cornerstone laying ceremony for the new University high School at Gregory and Main Street, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday. Dr. Harry D. Lovelass, director of U High will preside.
Members of the program committee were Conrad Carroll, Lewis Legg, jack Iungerich of the Student Council, and Dr. James Fisher. Those on the cornerstone box committee were Dr. Alice Eikenberry, Miss Stroud, Preston Ensign and members of the Student Council.
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Normal Rotary Club Students of the Month - Normal Rotary Club is honoring Tom Griffith of University High and Dana Lyle Starkey of Normal Community High as "Students of the Month" in November.
Tom is the son of Jim and Margie Griffith of 226 Division St., Chenoa. He is applying for the University of Illinois, Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Aerospace Engineering, and plans to pursue a career in this field.
Dana is the son of Max. L. and Marilyn Starkey of 300 South Orr Drive, Normal. He is presently employed at Old Country Buffet, Normal and attends Epiphany Catholic. He is the NCHS Student Representative on the United Way Allocations Panel.
ISU Professor setting up lab using Lasers - Illinois State University physics professor, Brian K. Clark, has directed the creation of a new research laboratory which will use lasers to study molecular processes.
Clark built one of two lasers that will be used in the Department of Physics from parts common to old television sets and cars among other things. This Nitrogen Laser makes studying molecular processes easier.
First Annual Geography Literacy Contest - Twenty-five Bloomington-Normal elementary schools will be competing in the First Annual Geography literacy Contest 10:00 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 18 at Community Players, Bloomington. The contest is sponsored by The Peoples Bank and the Illinois Geographic Alliance.
According to Barbara Gardner, vice president and marketing director of The Peoples Bank, "By November 15th, one fifth-grade contestant from each area school will have been selected to participate in the geography bee."
Individual school competitions will be conducted during National Geography Awareness Week, November 12-18. Separate city finals will be held at the Community Players in Bloomington at 10:00 a.m.
Jim Cantrell, a fifth grade teacher at Glenn Elementary School, says the geography bee will be conducted like a spelling bee.
"The kids will stand up and be asked questions. If they respond correctly they stay in, if they miss they're out."
Norman Bettis, coordinator of secondary education at I.S.U., said at a news conference, "Across the U. S. glaring omissions exist in students' knowledge of geography." He explained that the weakness exists because geography has been neglected in schools.
But Cantrell says that students enjoy geography. "I've tried to create some things that will be fun for the kids and keep them interested."
Gardner says the winner of the contest will receive a $500 savings bond from The Peoples Bank which will also give a Rand McNally globe and computer software to her or his school.
The student who finishes in second-place will receive a $200 savings bond and a National Geographic Society Atlas of the World for his school. Third place receives a $100 savings bond and an atlas.
The other community-level contestants, one from each school, will receive a $50 savings bond from the Illinois Geographic Alliance.
The Peoples Bank has promoted geographic awareness in the past by distributing world atlases to fifth grade geography classes.
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Shimadzu Instrumentation worth millions fuels transformative year for UT Arlington research
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
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The University of Texas at Arlington offers students a new level of experience with the most sophisticated scientific instrumentation this fall with the opening of two new teaching laboratories as part of the Shimadzu Institute for Research Technologies.
The newly-opened labs and the Center for Bio-Molecular Imaging, which will open Nov. 15, are part of a $25.2 million investment in research. The Institute gives UT Arlington students and faculty six diverse centers of excellence in which to share instrumentation and innovations across disciplines. The wealth of technology also puts UT Arlington in a unique position to support research and development across the U.S. and attract outside investments.
With the new labs, UT Arlington becomes home to the widest range of instruments from worldwide technology leader Shimadzu Corp. in the United States.
"Our students will learn through experience with instrumentation not available at universities elsewhere in the world," said Carolyn Cason, UT Arlington vice president for research. "The Shimadzu Institute is not only a resource for private business, but is also an educational hub that will prepare our next generation of researchers, scientists and innovators."
UT Arlington established the Shimadzu Institute for Research Technologies earlier this year with the support of a $7.5 million gift from Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Shimadzu's Maryland-based U.S. subsidiary. Shimadzu Corp. has worldwide sales of $3 billion annually.
Faculty members and research teams are planning projects that will put Shimadzu instrumentation in the hands of a variety of undergraduates – from nursing and biology students studying basic chemistry to future engineers and chemistry majors headed toward careers in drug development, epidemiology or food science. In addition, a $50,000 portion of the Shimadzu gift was designated to establish the Shimadzu Undergraduate Research Excellence or SURE Fund. That fund will be used to support innovative models in undergraduate research.
This fall, undergraduate enrollment in chemistry and biology classes that include lab components totals more than 4,500.
"This is state-of-the-art education for our students," said Jorge Rodrigues, an assistant professor of biology whose work on bacterial diversity was recently published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science. "They'll certainly have a competitive edge when interviewing for jobs or graduate school."
For example, the biology-teaching lab will allow undergraduates to work on a MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometry system that uses a software database for on-site identification of thousands of microorganisms. Such research is important in food safety, disease detection and pollution control.
The Center for Advanced Analytical Chemistry was the first component of the Institute to open in Spring 2012. This summer, research conducted at the center on potential contamination at private water wells near natural gas drilling sites made national and international headlines.
This fall UT Arlington's former Nanotechnology Research and Education Center has joined the Shimadzu Institute and is now known as the Nanotechnology Research Center.
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WPP's Y&R network will make a contribution to war veterans' charities in an attempt to compensate for the controversial spot created by its Buenos Aires office that resulted in a diplomatic row between the UK and Argentina.
Sources at WPP also suggested that those responsible face losing their jobs pending the results of an internal investigation.
The news follows the creation of a 90-second film that shows an Argentine Olympian in a "step-up" routine on a British war memorial in the Falklands.
Sir Martin Sorrell told Campaign: "The Argentinians have formally and unreservedly apologised for the desecration of the Falklands war memorial. We will be doing everything possible to deal with this appalling and embarrassing incident."
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From archaeological discoveries in Russia and England, to a 15th century recipe on 'Caudell of Almondys', here is some of the things we found in the news, on the blogs, and on Twitter.
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Baron Phillip Reed the Facetious, OP (Scott P. R. Berk, MD), became Chairman of the Board of Directors on Saturday, October 25.
Says Master Phillip of his new position, "I am honored to continue the progress the SCA has made to this point and look forward to continue leading the changes necessary for our organization to grow in the future."
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"Great warrior" unearthed from Russian burial site
An 11th century burial site near Omsk in south western Siberia has revealed the remains of Bogatyr, meaning "great warrior," who lost an arm in his final battle. The "giant," measuring 5'11", was buried with amazing grave goods. (photos)
Soldiers' kits through the centuries
The British newspaper The Telegraph recetly published a history feature showcasing British soldiers' kits through the centuries. The feature consists of a slideshow of the complete set and an annotated list of each item.
A "faire day in Sunbury"
More than one thousand people came out to enjoy the medieval festivities recently when Sunbury Revitalization Inc. (SRI) joined members of the Society for Creative Anachronism to present the Lake Augusta Renaissance Festival in Sunbury, Pennsylvania. Sarah De Santis of Newsitem.com has the story. (photos)
Swansea remembers its medieval past
Officials in Swansea, Wales are trying to bring the city's medieval past to life for citizens and visitors by installing street markers pinpointing major sites in the town. Cemlyn Davies, of the BBC, reports. (video)
New Event Concept Allows Easterners to Explore Research in a Novel Way.
On Saturday October 25, in Carolingia, over 70 Easterners participated in a new way to hold an event. There was a autocrat, gate, classes, even a musician playing in the social hall throughout the day. There was even a dayboard, unconventional as it was. (Those who pre-registered had the option of ordering a burrito lunch catered in) What there wasn't, was garb, court, or people in persona.
Autocrat Lady Aildreda de Tamworth has spent a lot of time talking with people over the last year or so about how the current Arts and Sciences model works really well for some subjects, and less well for others. Most of what we do at events and in persona is based on finished products, and competition. She learned from others that was what missing, what people truly wanted, was a place to talk about process, a place to talk about what went wrong, what they did not understand, where to go next. The idea came up again and again. What if we talked like researchers?
The concept for Voyages of Discovery was born. A non-garb event, run like a research conference. With the help of Lady Eadgyth aet Staeningum, the Massachusetts Convention Fandom Inc loaned the event projectors and screens, Baron Colin Ursell loaned computers as well as ran the technology team that helped all of the presenters use the equipment to help share their work.
The staff also assembled a team to put together and run a research library, staffed throughout the day by reference consultants, many who work as modern librarians or researchers.
There was an impressive collection of books on many topics of interest to Scadians, organized by subject. A great moment occurred when one attendee, who had brought a book in Russian for the great pictures of iconography, discovered that one of the reference assistants in fact spoke and read Russian fluently. They spent much of the afternoon translating the explanations of each photo on sticky notes.
There was a slate of classes on topics varying from Geometric Art in the Renaissance to Medieval Mortuary Rolls, Persian Plants, and the effect on volcanos on medieval weather. Some of the topics deeply benefitted from the technology available. Others were sort of meta-topics, hard to talk about at a traditional SCA event, such as Mistress Lakshmi's discussion on adopting another culture.
In addition to the classes and reference library, the other new concept was that of a poster session. Researchers used tri-fold boards used most often for science fairs to present information on their works in progress, show their process, and share research. Don Donovan Shinnock presented his work on the similarities and differences between the fencing masters Capo Ferro and Fabris. In addition to his poster, throughout the day he modeled the two different styles.
Mistress Nataliia Anastasiia Evgenova Sviatoslavina vnuchka presented a poster on her process in creating a 15th century paintbrush for illumination, which included her works in progress as well as her finished paintbrushes available for people to try out.
Throughout the day, people had nothing but compliments for this style of event. Many described it as a "rabbit-hole event" People started with one idea or topic, and stumbled down the rabbit-hole through others, moving to different conversations, or running to the research room to check out a new topic they hadn't considered.
Her Excellency Imigla Venture, Baroness of Carolingia, was excited to leave her coronet and regalia at home, saying that, "This type of event was much less stressful to prepare for, making it much easier to truly focus on the Science aspect." Don Donovan echoed this, saying, "Without all the other responsibilities of a normal event, we really get to just sit around and geek." Many others appreciated the conference-like name badges, which had both SCA and modern names on them, helping people connect names to faces and research.
Countess Marguerite inghen Lachlan also held one of her discussion salons, which was perfectly suited for this concept, as they are designed to be regalia and precedence-free discussions of meta-SCA issues. This one discussed the responsibility and feasibility of citing sources and doing research within an SCA context.
As the event ended, many echoed the sentiment that the event be repeated again. People left enthused, ready to begin new avenues of research, and with fresh ideas on how to implement what they learned in a day to day SCA context.
Filed under: Arts and Sciences, Events Tagged: events, research
Madison, Wisconsin: Hub of geekery and activism
What is it about Madison, Wisconsin that attracts passionate followers of such geek genres as gaming, steampunk and the SCA, and why do such folk become politically active? In a feature article for Isthmus the Paper, Julia Burke interviews gamers and con attendees about their culture and activism.
Dorchester garden produces wealth of medieval pottery
Rosemary Maw's gardening has produced more than just beautiful flowers. Her home, The Old Manor in Stratton, three miles from Dorchester, England, has produced over 100 historical artifacts including "over 150 bottle fragments, almost 20 pieces of medieval jugs, and extensive cobble and flint foundations" from its back garden.
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Artifacts unearthed from an 11th century Viking settlement near Cork, Ireland show evidence that the settlers were good at recycling and land reclamation. A new report, Archaeological Excavations at South Main Street 2003-2005 by Ciara Brett and Maurice F Hurley, has been published by the Cork City Council.
Podcasting the Middle Ages
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Missive from the New Kingdom Rapier Marshal
"Unto the mighty East Kingdom do I, Don Frasier MacLeod send greetings,
As many of you know by now I have been selected to take the reins of the Kingdom Rapier Marshal's position. I would like to start by thanking Don Caine Ramsey for his years of service and guidance, you have earned a well deserved rest my friend.
Quite a few questions have been floating around, so I'll try to answer a few of them. As a brief introduction, I have been in the Society for 25 years, with Rapier my primary focus in those years. I have held Rapier-related offices in two separate Kingdoms, both here in the East (my home Kingdom) and in AEthelmearc, where I served briefly as KRM before moving home to the East.
Second, the question of Rapier Spears. Rapier Spears will remain as they are now in this Kingdom. I have no plans to legalize them for any sort of use in the near future. I have a Rapier Spear Committee with which I will be working closely to examine these new weapons to determine their viability to our game. Beyond that, as I have stated, they will remain as they are.
Third, I have been asked about my Deputy position. I have chosen my Deputy Kingdom Rapier Marshal, and that is Don Donovan Shinnock. I have discussed this position with Donovan and he has expressed a willingness to step into the role and I am happy to have him.
Lastly, my contact information should be updated as of the December issue of Pikestaff. Please feel free to contact me via e-mail or the phone number provided if you have any questions or concerns. I look forward to the next several years with great anticipation.
In Service,
Don Frasier MacLeod, Kingdom Rapier Marshal"
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Medieval site with a royal connection
Archaeologists in York, England will have the rare opportunity to investigate a site which has lain undisturbed for nearly 500 years. The Hidden Guildhall investigation will focus on riverside property once the site of the medieval friary visited by the Duke of Gloucester, later Richard III.
Event update: Musicians' Day
The Crown Province of Østgarðr will be welcoming musicians from throughout the Kingdom to their Musicians' Day event on November 21st – 23rd.
The event organizers would like the populace to be aware of the following additional information which is not, at present, available on the event announcement:
Send reservations to
William Bornander
Make checks payable to "SCA-NY / Ostgardr"
Full and up-to-date information can be found on the Østgarðr website.
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Medieval cloister walls found at Merton Priory dig
Merton Priory, in Surrey, England, was founded in 1117 and dissolved by Henry VIII in 1538. In recent years, archaeologists have been excavating the foundations of the Merton Priory Chapter House and have uncovered the priory's medieval cloister walls. (photos)
Successor to the East Kingdom Marshal of Fence Announced
Sir Osgkar of the Wood, Earl Marshal of the East has announced that Don Fraiser MacLeod has been chosen to succeed Don Caine Ramsey as East Kingdom Marshal of Fence. Sir Oskar described the choice as difficult, but expressed his confidence that Don Frasier was the correct choice to continue to guide the rapier community in the East and help keep it dynamic and growing.
The transition in the office will occur at Crown Tourney in Stonemarche on November 1st.
Don Caine has expressed his gratitude to the rapier community at large for their support over the past three years. "It has been my sincerest joy and pleasure to serve you all" he said in an email.
Filed under: Fencing Tagged: EKMOF, fencing
Damsels, Tree Bark and York/Jorvik: Medieval News Roundup
This week's roundup finds some stories on how York is promoting its connection to its Viking past, wonderful images of writing on tree bark from medieval Novgorod and the troubles of being a historian in Cambodia.
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Barley malting oven found in Northampton, England
A nearly perfectly-preserved barley malting oven from the 13th century has been discovered by archaeologists working on an excavation in Bridge Street, Northampton, England. The construction was found complete with char marks on the hearth. (photo)
Plague burial discovered in Barcelona
Spain in the 14th century was one of the countries hardest hit by the Black Plague, yet no burial of plague victims had been discovered, until now. Recently archaeologists working on the Basilica of Sant Just i Pastor in Barcelona unearthed a burial of 120 bodies "packed like sardines" under the sacristy.
Trust bids to buy Roman fort from the Church
A Roman dig considered "the Pompeii of the North" is being sold in order to keep the site out of the hands of developers. Binchester Roman Town, in Bishop Auckland, England, owned by the Church of England, has drawn a UK£2m bid from the Auckland Castle Trust.
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