Volume 37

The Drekkar

Newsletter of the Barony of Storvik

in the Kingdom of Atlantia,branch of the SCA, Inc.

September, A.S. LI (2016)

Issue 10

Battle on the Bay

Capt. John Smith's just post-period (1612) map of the Chesapeake Bay. The Pawtuxunt Flu(Patuxent River), where we hold BotB, is the one that meets the Bay just to the left of the P in“Chesapeack.” Our site is well up-river, somewhere near the end of the word “Chesapeack.”

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Upcoming Events

Sep 9-11: Sacred Stone Baronial Birthday (Boonville, NC)

Their Majesties will attend Sacred Stone'sannual natal celebration, with a theme of Heian Era Nippon. Walk the path of a samurai, attend a tea house and moon viewing, participate in children's activities.

Sep 9-11: Fiber, Foliage, Forging, and Fermentation (Louisa, VA)

Hosted in conjunction with Cygnet HollowFarm: a weekend of period agriculture, metal forging, and brewing.

Sep 17: Fall University (St Mary's City, MD)Classes on static arts, performing arts, martial arts, sciences, officer training, SCA life. Join many of your fellow Storvikiat this lovely site in southern MD.

Sep 23-25: Clash with Bacchus (Big Island, VA)

Tournament of Chivarly (armored) and Tournament of Honor (rapier); brewing and drinking-related A&S contests

Sep 30 – Oct 2: Fall Coronation (Lanexa, VA)Their Royal Highnesses, William Thomas and Alyna, shall inherit the thrones of Atlantia this day. 12th cen. English theme. Royal Bardic Friday night; children's activities; 4 A&S competitions.

Baronial Activities

Locations to regular baronial activities on the last page.

Business Meeting: September 18, 2016, 7pm at 9240 Canterbury Riding, Laurel, MD

Pre-Business Meeting A&S: 4-6pm ahead of the business meeting, topic TBD.

Armored, Rapier Practice: September 5, 12, 19, 26, 7-9pm.

Dance Practice: September 5, 12, 19, 26, 8-10pm.

Archery Practice: Some Sundays (see Yahoo Group messages for details) (11:00am)

Newcomer's Meeting: TBD

Armoring: Sundays at 1pm at Quartermaster John West's home in Bowie. Pickup from Greenbelt Metro possible by arrangement.

Early Northern European Adhocracy: September 13, 7-9pm. This month is spinning with a spindle.

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Contents

Calendar 2Baronial Progress 3Oyez! Oyez! (Baronial News) 3Skol! 4Overheard and Unattributed 5Arabic Lesson 5Between the Beltways 6Lady Alicia's Pickles 7Awards of Atlantia 9Baronial Meeting Notes 12Barony Officers 14

Progress of Their Excellencies Celric and Ilaria

September 17 Fall University Dun Carraig Lexington Park, MD30-2 Fall Coronation 2016 Atlantia Lanexa, VA

October 8 Dun Carraig Baronial Birthday Dun Carraig Nanjemoy, MD22 Chalice of the Sun God Ponte Alto Leesburg, VA

November 5 Fall Crown Tournament Lochmere Street, MD 12 Marinus Baronial Birthday Marinus Virginia Beach, VA19 Holiday Faire Stierbach Manassas, VA

December 3 Unevent Raven's Cove Kenansville, NC

OYEZ! OYEZ!Baronial News Highlights

Bouncing Baby Baronet!: Give joyful shouts to the skies! Baroness Ilaria is with child. She and Baron Celric expect to welcome the babe in December.

Achievement Unlocked - Inventory: Under the leadership of our quartermaster John West, astalwart team of Mistress Graciela, Lady Sonya, Morton Douglass and Dan inventoried the baronial storage shed despite the best efforts of Thor to stop them. There are numbered totes and associated lists of contents within the totes and photos of every item therein as well. And all of this shall be recorded in an online document.

Newcomer Hospitality: The Chatelaine is seeking donations of feast gear to use as loaners for newcomers. Contact chatelaine@storvik.atlantia.sca.org if you have items to give.

Known World Dance and Music Symposium: Get your rooms now! Use reservation code KWDMX7 at the Radisson in Timonium, MD for a reduced rate of $104/night.

List Fence Work Day: The baronial list fence is not so badly off after all, but it needs some TLC. Look for an announcement scheduling a work day to repaint it and build some additional posts to augment it.

Newsletter Delivery Service: The chronicler will be setting up a service to deliver the electronic newsletter to your mailbox. It is opt-in only; email chronicler@storvik.atlantia.sca.org to subscribe.

Volunteers needed for Site Committee: We've been saying it for years: we need more potential sites. Carlyle will be spearheading an effort to create a list of potential sites, and the Baron and Baroness are looking for gentles to help. Contact webminister@storvik.atlantia.sca.org to volunteer.

Word-Fame Wanted: Baroness Ilaria will add a bead to her Viking necklace for every award recommendation she receives and for every tale of good work by her people that comes to her ears. If you see your fellow Storviki being awesome, let her know

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(baroness@storvik.atlantia.sca.org) – our baroness needs swag! (And cc chronicler@storvik.atlantia.sca.org, and I'll put it in the Skol! feature, below.)

Skol!Word fame for those in Storvik's hall

Skol! For Tala al-Zahra, raised to the ranks of Atlantia's nobility by His Majesty's hand at royal court at Pennsic.

For the work crew who braved the torrential rains to do inventory: Mistress Graciela, Lord John West, Lady Sonya Flicker, Douglass Morton and Dan – thanks to you all!

Many Storviki shared their knowledge at Pennsic University. Lady Alicia of Cambion, Lady Tala al-Zahra, Lady Isabella D'Angelo and your humble servant all offered classes.

Storvik was well-represented in performance as well. Mistress Fevronia and I were among the volunteers providing music at the Children's Fete; Mar Yaakov HaMizrachi performed his “The Book of Delight” on the Main Stage. Lilies Among Thorns, a Clan Cambion ensemble, also took the Main Stage for the Known World Bardic Presentation. Storvik was also represented in the Depressing Song Competition and took fourth place.

Aside from His Majesty acknowledging Lady Tala's day-long presence on the archery field – in the oppressive sun and heat! - I have heard no tales of Storvik daring in war. That cannot be right! Pray send corrections to chronicler@storvik.atlantia.sca.org and we shall hear tales of war next month.

Much noteworthy service was recognized at Battle on the Bay, but the wind made hearing uncertain. I will wait for the court reports before raising a Skol! for those good gentles, but know that you were seen.

But a Skol! can be safely raised for Lady Sonya Flicker, our autocrat, who wisely persevered despite the threat of a major storm. It never arrived, and the weekend was glorious for over400 GENTLES who attended! Skol! also for Lady Naila al-Zarqa, the head cook, and her kitchen staff; for Lady Kunigunde von Darmstadt, drafted at the last moment to run the gate, and her assistants; for Lord Carlyle Jamesson, the Marshal in Charge, as well as the marshals and Ministers of the Lists who worked all day to provide the amazing fighting and archery scenarios that BOTB has become known for. We notably had a banner day for youth fighters, with 17 authorizations and 25 combatants! Baroness Emma West ran the Newcomer's Point and held a class for chatelaines; Caer Bear (Mistress Fevronia and Master Igor) sponsored the Performing Arts pavilion, and Lady Tala sponsored a Middle Eastern Madrassa. And though they be not of Storvik, Skol! also for our neighbors from Lochmere and beyond who led other activities at BOTB – there was a mead tasting, a fiber solar, children's activites, a storytelling contest, and an Iron Commedia.

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Overheard and UnattributedSaid at the business meeting – we won't say by whom

“No, that is too much. You can kiss, no climbing.”

Storvik's Monthly Arabic LessonEach month, this column will feature a new Arabic word to use with fellow Scadians

by Lady Tala al Zahra

SCA-Friendly Arabic Word-of-the-Month: CAMP [noun]

Arabic translation: مخيمEnglish transliteration:mokhayamPronunciation: mo khay AM (The ‘kh’ is pronounced like ‘ch’ in ‘Bach.’)

Arabic word root: خ ي مPossible words made from root letters: camp, tent, booth, dwelling, abidingSuggested SCA-usage: "Let's go back to our mokhayam for dinner. I've already spent a of of money on concessions this week." "What mokhayam are you with? I'd love to come visit you at Pennsic next year!"

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Between the BeltwaysLocal events of interest to Scadians

Chesapeake Shakespeare Company: Othello, September 16 – October 9.

Shakespeare Theatre Company: Romeo + Juliet, September 13 – November 6. Also, acting classes.

Folger Shakespeare Library:

• Will & Jane: Shakespeare, Austen and the Cult of Celebrity: a look at how the two famous authors have been remembered. Exhibition through Nov 6.

• The Food of Shakespeare's World: The Folger has a podcast? This is episode 53?! Wow!

• Scholarly Programs: A wide variety of topics

National Herb Garden: Under the Arbor: Natural Dyes, September 24, 1:00 – 4:00 pm. Hat tip: Lady Tala al Zahra

What did people use before the advent of synthetic dyes? Plants, of course! Learn the process of natural dyeing from harvesting the plants and preparing the dyebath and cloth, to unfurling and ultimately enjoying the wonderful and often surprising results! See how different plants react to different fibers and mordants, resulting in an array of colors. Pick up tips for your own natural dyeing project. Free.

The GWU Textile Museum: Collections include Oriental rugs, pre-Hispanic Peruvian textiles (remember, 1492 is in period), 8th - 13th century Islamic textiles, 14th -19th century silks from Spain and the Ottoman empires, Chinese textiles from the 3rd century on, and a large collection of African textiles. Located at George Washington University's Foggy Bottom Campus 4 blocks from the Foggy Bottom Metro.

The Walters Art Museum has Waste Not: The Art of Medieval Recycling, on the reuse of artifacts, running now through September 18.

Coming Soon: Art of the Qur'an, arriving at the Sackler Gallery in October. The article discusses the exhibition and its significance. Hat tip: Lady Tala al Zahra

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Lady Alicia’s Cookery Booke: Pickles

By Lady Alicia of Cambion

Greetings! Recovered from Pennsic yet? Backhome at the Manor, we have finally gotten thelast of the trunks put away, the last of thebedding aired out and the last of…well, mostof the laundry done. It seems like every timeI turn around twice, there’s another pile. Ididn’t think I had packed that much garb! Ithink it is spawning when I am not looking.

In the meantime, the late summer harvestsare upon us and there is much foodpreservation to be done! The manor gardenshave been puttering along in my absence and,while the accursed squirrels seem to havegotten the better of my cucumber plants,there may yet still be enough to put up acouple batches of pickles before the season isthrough.

Pickling is a period means of foodpreservation through a highly-acidic storageenvironment. This keeps bacteria fromgrowing and spoiling the food. You can picklealmost anything but for this recipe we will bepickling cucumbers, or, as you will often seethem referred in period, cowcumbers.

In pickling you create a vinegar-based brinethat can be flavored by adding herbs or otheraromatics to it. Elinor Fettiplace has a recipefor preserving artichokes which uses hyssopand fennel (she notes you can preservecowcumbers this way, too). The recipe Ipersonally use is a family recipe, but it is stillvery similar to the one from Hugh Plat’sDelightes for Ladies:

You may take a gallon of faire water, and apottle of veriuyce, and a pinte of bay salt, anda handfull of greene Fennell or Dill: boile it alittle, and when it is cold put it into a barrell,and then put your Cowcumbers into thatpickle, and you shall keepe them all theyeere. (Delightes For Ladies, Sir Hugh Plat,1609)

A pottle is equivalent to a half gallon and“veriuyce” or verjus is the juice of tart orunripe fruits, such as crabapples orimmature grapes.1 If you cannot findverjus, vinegar will work as well. Whileboth the Plat and Fettiplace recipes arejust slightly out of period, they dodocument an existing in-period process.

To start, add 1 tablespoon of non-iodizedsalt directly to the containers being usedto make the pickles. This could be amason jar, a plastic deli container or anyfood-safe container. NOTE: If you areunsure whether a glass container is safefor boiling liquids, do not use it! Boilingliquid can shatter glass and cause seriousinjury. Better to wait than to hurtyourself.

Next cut up your cucumbers and placeinto the jar. You can cut them intorounds or spears, however you prefer.You will want to pack the cucumbers intightly, but not so tightly that the brineand aromatics cannot circulate. Be sureto cut off the blossom end (non-stemend) of the cucumber – the blossom endcontains enzymes which will soften thepickle while it is in the brine and nobodylikes a floppy pickle.

I like garlic with my pickles, so at thispoint I will split a couple peeled garliccloves in half and tuck them in with thecucumbers. While garlic was used as anaromatic in period, this particular recipedoesn’t use it, so feel free to leave it out,if you prefer.

1 Verjus is an ingredient that shows up in medieval recipes but it is experience its own renaissance as contemporary chefs are rediscovering it as an ingredient and you will see it on menu descriptions in restaurants.

While Plat’s 2:1 ratio of water to vinegarmakes for a good brine, the large quantitythat he lists makes a significantly largeamount of brine, moreso that you will needfor a small batch of pickles. 2:1 cups of eachyields enough brine for 2 1-quart containersof pickles.

Combine your 2:1 water:vinegar ratio in asaucepan. You can use white vinegar for thebrine but I find apple cider vinegar to be acloser approximation of the verjus used in theoriginal period recipe. Bring the mix to a boil,then add some roughly-chopped dill to thebrine. You may also use the fennel that bothPlat and Fettiplace mention, or explore withother aromatics (such as coriander or bay ormustard seed) as you see fit. Unlike the Platrecipe, do not allow the brine to cool -- pourthe boiling brine directly into the cucumberjars, covering the cucumbers. Cover the jarand allow to cool to room temperature beforestoring in the refrigerator.

These cucumbers should marinate for abouttwo weeks before fully infused, though thattime may differ, depending on the cut andthickness of your cucumbers. You’re justgoing to have to sample to taste readiness. Ihave no idea how long these will last in therefrigerator, as I have never had a batch of“preserved cowcumbers” hang around longenough after maturing – they are just thatdelicious!

Preserved Cowcumbers (CucumberPickles)Adapted from Delightes For Ladies, Sir HughPlat (1609) and Elinor Fettiplace’s ReceiptBook (1604).

2 Cups Water1 Cup Apple Cider (or other) Vinegar2 T Kosher Salt (or so)½ Cup fresh Dill, rough chopped (or otherPickling Spices)Cucumbers

Slice cucumbers in rounds or spears,being sure to remove the blossom end ofthe cucumber. Put 1T salt into eachcontainer and fill with preparedcucumbers. Pack cucumbers in tightly,but not so tight as to prevent the brinefrom circulating.

Combine water, vinegar and spices in asaucepan and bring to boil. Carefullypour into containers until full. Allow tosit until cooled to room temperature,then keep in refrigerator. Pickles shouldmature about 2 weeks.

I had to get these cucumbers from themarket (accursed squirrels!).

Enjoy! Go forth and cook good food!

Do you have a cookery question youdesperately need to have answered?Email Lady Alicia at ofnoimp@yahoo.com.Do you think I could pickle one of thosegarden-rampaging squirrels? Thequestion really is, how does one coaxthem into the jar…?

Awards of AtlantiaTo assist the populace in determining who should be recommended for which awards, the Drekkar will be profiling the various awards of Kingdom and Barony, along those who are listed as holding them (and residing in Storvik) in the Kingdom Order of Precedence (OP). If you see that a worthy gentle does not have an award, first go to the OP and search by their name – they may not be listed as a Storviki. If they are not there at all, recommend them to Their Majesties, and also let Their Excellencies know.

ArmsThe Award of Arms inducts a gentle into Atlantia's nobility. It also accompanies the Orders of Merit.

The Grant of Arms is an elevation. It can be awarded on its own, and it accompanies the Orders of High Merit and Landed Baronages (after completion of their first term).

The Patent of Arms is the highest distinction, and is received by those joining one of the Royal Peerages (Pelican, Laurel, Chivalry) and the Order of the Rose.

Polling OrdersThe Orders of High Merit and the Royal Peerages are polling orders. The current members are consulted by Their Royal Majesties and asked to recommend potential new members. The final decision on whether or not to bestow the award resides with TRM. But recommendations from the populace are forwarded to the principals of the Orders, and a steady flow of recommendations for a candidate speaks well of them.

September: Service AwardsThe Order of the Pelican is the Peerage for service. Pelicans have distinguished themselves with consistent, helpful service that impacts the Kingdom or even the Society. Tsunetomi Todomu, Malcolm MacMalcolm, Herveus d'Ormonde, William le Younger, Vuong Manh, Johanna von Sudeborn, Brenna of Storvik, and Elizabeth Harlyn are all Pelicans who live or have lived in Storvik.

The Order of the Golden Dolphin, an Order of High Merit, honors and recognizes those subjects of the Kingdom who have distinguished themselves by their exceptional service andleadership in the Kingdom of Atlantia. Vuong Manh, Badouin MacKenzie of Balfour, Moira Maureen ua Seamus of the Green Hills, Richard de Montbrai, Tsunetomi Todomu, Herveus d'Ormonde, Brenna of Storvik, Johanna von Sudeborn, Elizabeth Harlyn, Graçia Esperança de Sevilla, William le Younger, Therasa du Domremy, Hreodbeorht MacBeath, Temair MacDiarmada, Pedro de Alcazar, Sean Dalamara, Órlaith Carey, Tirzah MacCrudden, James Griffin, Kim of Wolfshaven, Emma West and LLyr of Anglesey have received this award.

The Order of the Opal, an Order of Merit, honors and recognizes those subjects who have

distinguished themselves by their service to Atlantia. Richard de Montbrai, Elizabeth Harlyn, Graçia Esperança de Sevilla, William le Younger, Ilaria de Gandia, Sean Dalamara, Órlaith Carey, Tirzah MacCrudden, James Griffin, Kim of Wolfshaven, Gregor von Leipzig, Teleri

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Barod, Mac Con mac Rodáin, Emma West, LLyr of Anglesey, Grazia Morgano, Bjorn Bjorklund, John Angus West, Devora bat Shimshon, Cairell mac Cormaic, Margaret of Hollingford, Patricia of Trakai, Beatrix von Leipzig, Ariana of Storvik, Ysabella Louvière d'Orléans, Kunigunde von Darmstadt, Devin of Storvik and Rónán Ó Gobhann have received this award.

The Award of the Fountain recognizes and honors those who have performed acts of service for the

Kingdom of Atlantia. Elizabeth Harlyn, Graçia Esperança de Sevilla, William le Younger, Therasa du Domremy, James Griffin, Kim of Wolfshaven, Mac Con mac Rodáin, Emma West, James Carlyle, Grazia Morgano, John Angus West, Cairell mac Cormaic, and Thomas Fitzcharles of Cheltenham have received this award.

The Award of the Undine honors and recognizes those subjects who have distinguished themselves with exceptional service to the Queen of Atlantia. This award is a gift solely of the Queen to whomever

she deems deserving. As this is at the Queen's discretion for those who have helped her, I would hesitate to make recommendations for it. William Shopp Ratt, Elizabeth Harlyn, Sorcha Crowe, Graçia Esperança de Sevilla, William le Younger, Ilaria de Gandia, Oswulf the Grey, James Griffin, Kim of Wolfshaven, Emma West, Barbara of Cambion, Beatrix von Leipzig, Badouin MacKenzie of Balfour , Igor Medvéd, Tsunetomi Todomu, Catherine Grace Fitzlewis and Andromeda Xanthia have received this award.

The Award of the Herring honors and recognizes those who have distinguished themselves by extraordinary achievement as autocrats. Graçia Esperança de Sevilla has received this award.

The Award of the Star of the Sea honors and recognizes those who have distinguished themselves by extraordinary contributions in ensuring the future of our Kingdom through our youth or new members; furthering their educational growth to become active and productive members of Atlantia. No one in Storvik holds this award.

The Award of the Sea Urchin honors and recognizes those children (up to and including the age of 12), who have distinguished themselves by their contributions to the Kingdom of Atlantia in service, martial activities, and/or arts and sciences. There are no children in Storvik with these awards.

The Order of the Hippocampus honors and recognizes those young people (up to and including the age of 17), who have distinguished themselves by their service and contributions to the Kingdom of Atlantia. Riocárd Ó Donnghaile and Graham filius Johannae have received this award.

Baronial Awards for Service

The Order of the Lozulet is granted to those gentles who have demonstrated continued and significant service to the Barony and its people. Badouin MacKenzie of Balfour, Gauss Magnússon, Fevronia Murometsa, Vuong Manh, Richard de Montbrai , Igor Medvéd, Herveus d'Ormonde, Brenna of Storvik, Caitlín Cheannláidir, Johanna von Sudeborn, Elizabeth

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Harlyn, William le Younger, Oswulf the Grey, Pedro de Alcazar, Sean Dalamara, Rorik Fredericsson, Frederich von Teufen, Órlaith Carey, Tirzah MacCrudden, James Griffin, Kim of Wolfshaven, Teleri Barod, Emma West, LLyr of Anglesey , Cameron de Grey, Oliver de León de Oro, Patrick Ravensclaw, Beornheard of Wearmouth, Catriona Beansheinn, Arbogast of Diedenhofen, Devora bat Shimshon, Finn O'Donovan, Margaret of Hollingford, Patricia of Trakai, Beatrix von Leipzig, Serena de la Mar, Ariana of Storvik , Thomas Fitzcharles of Cheltenham, Kunigunde von Darmstadt, Sonya Flicker, Devin of Storvik , Róis O'Callaghan , Clan Cambion , Muirgheal McLelland, and Aaradyn Ghyoot have received this award.

The Order of the Muddy Drekkar was created by Baroness Elizabeth Harlyn for service above and beyond the call of duty at the coronation of Denise and Robert in Lochmere, April2005. It rained and rained and rained at that event. Cars needed to be pulled out, pavilions fell down, and everything was covered in mud. Recipients of this award went out of their way to help manage the problems that arise at a very wet event. The order was closed on January 20, 2006 at the last court of Baron Sean and Baroness Elizabeth, so it will not have any more members. Badouin MacKenzie of Balfour, William le Younger, James Griffin, Kim ofWolfshaven, Ceara níc Fhionnghalaigh and Rachel the Younger are the members of this Order.

The Order of the Faering is granted to those children who enhance the Barony through their service, arts and sciences, or youth combat. Kanamori no Tatsume, Andrew Roriksson, Riocárd Ó Donnghaile, Graham filius Johannae, Edward Igorson, Rachel the Younger, Ceridwyn of Needwood Forest, Sciath ingen MeicCon, Susanna Mercer, Haldora, Isaac of Storvik, Jennifer Williamsdottir, Justina, Ulrich, Thorbjorn Karlsson, Brenna O'Donovan, LiamO'Donovan, Emma Constance Matthews, and Alexander MacUlfric have received this award.

The Shield of Storvik is an award given to recognize those people who have already been recognized with appropriate baronial awards and have continued to conspicuously serve the Barony. Johanna von Sudeborn, Órlaith Carey, Tirzah MacCrudden, Teleri Barod and Patricia of Trakai have received this award.

So – Who's Missing?

Kingdom Awards: Make a recommendation here.

Baronial Awards: Make a recommendation here. (Bottom of page)

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Baronial Meeting Notes, June 29, 2016Still tracking down these notes.

Baronial Meeting Notes, August 21, 2016Graciela, John West, Carlyle, Tibbie, Teleri, Sonya, Patricia, Rose, Morton in attendance

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Officers' Reports

Acting Seneschal Mistress Graciela: Transition is happening. Graciela will be seneschal as soon as paperwork is done.

Exchequer: $9126.52 as of 31 July. Since then have paid $1000 for KWDMS deposit and $700 for chairs. (Receipt is with Baroness Emma.) Has info to set up PayPal for KWDMS. Upcoming: Troll check for BOTB, portajohns for BOTB.

Chatelaine: Next newcomers’ meeting is on Friday 8/26, get garb for BOTB. At Patches' house. There will be gaming. Have been getting 2-3 people in homes, but 11 at Board and Brew, but it is expensive. Gracie: Let’s find out why B&B is popular and see if we can find other places (less expensive) to do similar. Patches: Kingdom Chatelaine suggested library. Also: Took chatelaine class at Pennsic - if you’re trying to recruit younger people, have to send out younger folks. Like attracts like. Maybe focus on networking aspect of SCA too, compare to Greek life. Took two dishes from inventory to be able to lend out to newcomers.Looking for donations.

Chronicler: Special Edition and August issue out. Going to do profiles of awards and folks who have them to facilitate awards.

Herald: Still has to get the missing baronial awards in to kingdom. Office did not transfer owing Pennsic, will now start paperwork for Rose.

Quartermaster: Thanks to all who helped in torrential downpour - Patches, Morton, Dan (a newcomer!), Gracie, John. Shed inventory done, will be on Google Docs. There are picturesfor photo inventory. Exchequer has files. Totes are numbered. Carlyle will make page on website. There are 3 different list fences in various conditions. Archery stuff still needs to be inventoried. Mostly cardboard targets, couldn’t find netting. Baronial regalia needs inventoried. Baronial dayshade still with Badouin, will come to BOTB and be relocated. IronKey: two kits loaned out. Not sure about rapier kit status (Ilaria still has it, Angeline doesn’t have a place to put or way to transport it).

Webminister: Is the IT guy. Do not expect him to do content update except by request. Has gotten Chronicler access to create posts on website, will do same for seneschal and Their Excellencies, plus the super admin account. Will give webminister account to Kingdomin case of emergency. All requested changes to website made.

Youth Minister (Astrid, but Sonya reporting for her): Has warrant, needs 2 signatures from officers, will come to practice tomorrow to get them.

Baronage: Baby baron on the way, due December!

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Events

BOTB: Tentative schedule done, will have meeting with Lochmere to finalize schedule on Tuesday. Morning court will be 30 min 10-10:30, evening one hour with 30 min for Kingdom, 15 for Lochmere, 15 for Storvik. Activiites from 11-4, court 5-6, feast 6-8:30, Iron Commedia performance at feast, dance at feast (one dance between removes). Mead table, fiber arts pavilion, performing arts pavilion, fighting - heavy scenarios are up, rapier maybe have rapier woods battle added. Henry West and Carlyle are handing field management. Need to get Acorn updated to point to website. Need someone for Troll.

Target Archery Marshal asking to be reimbursed for target archery supplies. As long as receipts don’t exceed budget, will be reimbursed. If goes over budget, then populace has tovote.

Song and Dance: Still trying to get in touch with Knights of Columbus about rental possibility

KWDMS: Announcement at Atlantian Royal Court at Pennsic, hoping to get into court report (haven’t seen it yet). Handed out fliers at Pennsic, talked it up. Hotel: all set with the deposit. People can now call in and use website to register for hotel rooms KWDMX7. Havea budget with a worst case of 102 people and insufficient rooms to get the hotel rental down. In that case, we lose $110. Expecting to get 150 people, get a price break on hotel, would make $1300. Already have 12 room-nights reserved. Day trips/prereg is $20, at thedoor $30. $104/night for rooms. $60 for full event, $80 at the door.

Novice: Carlyle to autocrat.

Old Business

New thrones supposed to be at BOTB. Have been paid for.

List fence: List fencing is not horrible. Needs repainting and TLC. Better to use what we have and augment it (build additional). Have spoken with Excellencies, will be a baronial project (work day).

Exchequer to release unspent funds from chair fund into general funds. (no objections)

New Business

Carlyle: Can we make it a policy to Spike events with minimal info and link to a Storvik website to make changes to info faster/easier? Graciela supports working in that direction.

Morton: Move to hold Sept business mtg Sep 18, at Canterbury Riding. All aye.

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Baronial RegnumBaron and Baroness of Storvik

Baron Celric d'Ravelle & Baroness Ilaria de Gandia

baron<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org, baroness<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Officers & Deputies

SeneschalLady Rayhana bint Yusufseneschal<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Deputy SeneschalMistress Graciela Esperanza de Seville

Minister of Arts & SciencesMeisterin Johanna von Sudeborn moas<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

ChroniclerLady Teleri the Well-Prepared chronicler<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Deputy ChroniclerLady Patricia of Trakai

ExchequerDouglass Mortonexchequer<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

QuartermasterLord John Westironkey<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Herald Lady Patricia of Trakai herald<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Castellan/ChatelaineLady Sonya Flicker chatelaine<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Knight MarshalAngelineknightmarshal<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Minister of ListsLady Kunigunde von Darmstadt mol<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Deputy Minister of ListsDame Brenna of Storvik

Archery MarshalVacant

Rapier Marshal

rapiermarshal<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Deputy Rapier MarshallLady Constanza de Talavera rapiermarshal<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Web MinisterLord Carlyle Jamesson (pending warrant)webminister<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Deputy Web Minister for Yahoo GroupLady Kunigunde von Darmstatmol<at>storvik.atlantia.sca.org

Archery MarshalVacant

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Youth Combat MarshalVacant

Minister of MinorsAstrid (pending warrant)

Baronial Champions

ArcheryLady Tala al-Zahra

Arts & SciencesVacant

BardicTHL Teleri the Well-Prepared

Court PainterTHL Richard Wyn

Heavy WeaponsLord Carlyle Jamesson

RapierLord Ffernfael Kymro

YouthWulfgar of Skye

Baronial Appointees

WarlordLord Griffin Wharvager

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Business meetings are held the 3rd Sundayof the month at 7pm at the Canterbury Riding Clubhouse in Laurel, MD. Take your best route I-95 exit 35A, MD-216 East. Keepright off the exit, take the ramp for StephensRoad. First right onto N Laurel Rd. then first left into Canterbury Riding. Follow the road around and turn into the second courtyard. The address is 9240 Canterbury Riding.

Fight practice (heavy and rapier) and dance practice are held each Monday at St.Andrew's Episcopal Church, 4512 College Ave., College Park, MD 20740, at the corner of College Ave and Princeton Ave. off of Route 1, south of Paint Branch Pkwy. 7 blocks from the College Park/U of MD Metro on the Green Line.

Archery practice on Sunday 11:00am at Adelphi archery range, 2800 University Blvd E, Adelphi, MD 20783; equipment-making atLord Cameron's during inclement weather.

Newcomer's Night rotates on a monthly basis. Check the Drekkar and/or the Yahoo Group.

Early Northern European Adhocracy: 9426 Canterbury Riding, Laurel, MD. Free unassigned parking. One cat.

Scriptorium: 9565 Fort Foote Rd, Fort Washington, MD 20744, can pickup from Huntington Metro with prior arrangements. On-street free parking. Two cats.

9240 Canterbury Riding, Laurel, MD (click forGoogle Map)

4512 College Ave., College Park, MD 20740

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