East Kingdom Gazette
Covering the Eastern Realm of the SCA
Fifty combatants take to the field to fight for the right to sit the Eastern Throne. In the first round of combat: Duke Randal of the Dark d. m’lord Joshua Mustard Master Dmitri Stephanovich d. Baron Vachir Arslanjin Baron Vladimir Bathory d. Master Ogedei Becinjab Sir Rhys Ravenscroft d. Lord Dorian Kalogero Sir Alexander de …
The Crown Tournament of Tsar Ivan and Tsaritsa Matilda is being held today, in Their Barony of Bergental. The tournament procession has begun! The Gazette will share results from Crown Tourney throughout the day, as available. There are 57 combatants entered in today’s tourney, making up 54 pairs of entrants. The full list of Crown …
Please be advised that commentary on the captioned matters will be accepted until January 15, 2018. Many thanks to Steve Herring who caught the mistake! Comments are strongly encouraged and can be sent to: SCA Inc. Box 360789 Milpitas, CA 95036 You may also email comments@lists.sca.org.
The Board of Directors is pleased to announce the addition of Richard Le Mons (Seigneur Etienne Le Mons d’Anjou) to the Society Officer Staff. Richard has accepted the position of Society Minister of Arts and Sciences. He will be taking over the job from Erik Contreraz, (Master Raven Mayne, OL), who was kind enough to …
Via the SCA, Inc. announcements mailing list Currently open for commentary is a proposal for changes to the By-Laws and Corporate Policies for the Society for Creative Anachronism. The reasons for the suggested changes are to clarify confusing language, eliminate antiquated terms, and to correct grammar errors. Due to the number of corrections requested, the …
Greetings to the Populace of the Kingdom of the East from the Office of the Webministry!
There have been, over the last 9 months or so, various references made to “Google for Non-Profits” in a variety of places. If you haven’t seen them, that’s fine, but if you have it has been awfully vague. It is time to no longer be vague.
Back in March we began a relationship with Google for Non-Profits (hereafter GfNP), the free service that Google provides to 501(c)(3) organizations. The GfNP service suite includes nearly every service that Google provides, such as GMail, Google Calendar, Google Forms, etc. Since then we have been slowly and carefully planning out just how we are going to manage moving more than 700 email accounts spread over ~70 branches plus the Kingdom itself so as to minimize the pain and suffering. We all went through the last East Kingdom Server migration, we do not wish to go through that pain again. (more…)
Attention Combatants and Consorts for Crown Tourney: The dayboard cooks will be preparing boxed lunches for all entrants, to be distributed separately from the general service so they may focus on the list while still getting a hearty lunch. A handful of you have emailed me to let me know of food allergies and issues—thank you! (more…)
Greetings all,
K&Q Arts and Sciences championship is approaching rapidly, and that means it’s time to find judges!
If you are interested in helping judge this illustrious competition, please fill out our judge registration form here.
Judging is open to anyone who feels reasonably experienced in an art and as a judge. You will be part of a team who will be evaluating several artisans’ work, and we make every effort to place judges and artisans together in a way that helps everyone learn and grow! (more…)
Those desiring to preregister for Yule Revel in Renaissance Germany can be preregistered online by completing the survey here then paying the EK PayPal invoice (which will be generated within 24 hours). Event announcement can be found here. Additionally, our dayboard cook has sent us her menu pasted below. (Remember to contact the cooks for …
The Society College of Arms runs on monthly cycles and letters. Each month, the College processes name and armory submissions from all of the Kingdoms. Final decisions on submissions are made at the monthly meetings of the Pelican Queen of Arms (names) and the Wreath Queen of Arms (armory). Pelican and Wreath then write up their decisions in a Letter of Acceptances and Return (LoAR). After review and proofreading, LoARs generally are released two months after the meeting where the decisions are made.
An “acceptance” indicates that the item(s) listed are now registered with the Society. A “return” indicates that the item is returned to the submitter for additional work. Most items are registered without comments. Sometimes, the LoAR will address specific issues about the name or armory or will praise the submitter/herald on putting together a very nice historically accurate item.
The following results are from the August 2017 Wreath and Pelican meetings.
EAST acceptances