anachronism

I’m pondering this as Kirill and Leslie want to go and I wouldn’t mind
getting some thrown weapons in. With gas prices being what they are
however, even split three ways it’s just too expensive. If there’s one
or two more who ...

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From: Molecular Biology Discussion on behalf of Bruce McClure
Sent: Wed 4/9/2008 8:08 PM
To: MOLBIO-L@PO.MISSOURI.EDU
Subject: Saturday Morning Science April 12: Marc Johnson-Viruses through the ages
Greetings,
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Greetings unto Meli from Terafan,
I haven’t ever had a problem with using wooden dowels as the pivot
points. I haven’t noticed enough swelling tha it has caused a problem.
Perhaps because I made the table(s) in Germany, the humidity w...

Greetings unto Donato from Terafan,
If each of the legs are exactly identical above and below the pivot,
then the table top will be level.
Example. Leg 1 has the cross piece 18 inches above and below the pivot.
Leg 2 has the cross piece 16 inches...

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Archery practice
Thursday April 10, 2008
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
(This event repeats every week until Friday September 19, 2008.)
Location: 3130 Summit Sky Blvd, Eugene
Notes:
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Two things.
1: I have never heard of any "SCA conventions" that "require" an archer to =
use the point to aim with, it’s just one of the methods used. I’ve never us=
ed the point to aim and I don’t have limb marks....

Yes, even you in the back!
Angela the Event Steward is still looking for more fighters and demo-ers.
If you can help, please drop her a line at .
Thanks!
Arlys
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If you’re ordering by the gross, you’re expected to be separating out
the shafts into shooting lots yourself. Shafts are matched to 50 (or
better, 10) when you order by the dozen.
On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 4:54 PM, logantheboweyder
wrote:
&g...

I guess I need to upgrade my arrow supplier, then. My raw shafts=20
routinely vary by as much as 150 grains from top to bottom in a=20
gross.
Logan
— In SCA-Archery@yahoogroups.com, "jameswolfden"=20
wrote:
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> Normally, we meas...