The Board of Directors of the Society for Creative Anachronism will meet July 9, 2011 in Milpitas, California. The meeting will be followed by a barbeque.

Aryanhwy, of the Kingdom of Drachenwald, reports that the SCA College of Arms is seeking comments on revised rules for submission of heraldry.

Leslie Luther-Fulton offers clarification on the July 9, 2011 Board of Directors Meeting and Barbeque.

Thanks to the efforts of THL Gregor MacDonald and Mistress Jessa d’Avondale, various sizes of the SCA logo are now on-line for use by SCA newsletters and websites.

Renee Signorotti and Theresa Anderson report that a picnic will follow the Society for Creative Anachronism Board of Directors meeting July 9, 2011 in Milpitas, California.

Riordan MacGregor, the new editor of Tournaments Illuminated, is seeking articles for the SCA's magazine.

Decadent Publishing, which publishes the fictional SCA romance novel Tender is the Knight, is offering discounts on ebook and trade paperback editions of the novel from now through Memorial Day 2011 in honor of Midrealm Spring Crown Tournament, taking place at the Drawbridge Hotel in Erlanger, KY.

Baroness Jocosa d'Auxerre, Chronicler of the Kingdom of Meridies, reports that Society Archivist, Master Aldred von Lechsend aus Froschheim, is seeking historical material for inclusion in the Archive.

Soul Stealing in the Current Middle Ages is a beginner's guide to photography at SCA events that is now available for Amazon's Kindle™ Reader.

Leslie Luther-Fulton, Executive Assistant to the Board of Directors, has announced that the SCA's Member Services office will suspend memberships for residents of those affected by the recent tornadoes in the southern U.S., to protect those members from expired memberships during the crisis.

Trompe  L'oeil, or Trick of the Eye, is a textbook by Duke Sir Patrick Devilin of DarkWrath Keep on advanced SCA fighting techniques. Originally published in 1999, the book is in its second edition as of 2011 and is 230 pages long.

Leslie Luther-Fulton, Executive Assistant to the Board of Directors, has published an announcement of a membership fee increase approved by the Board recently.

The SCA is seeking the next Laurel Principal Sovereign of Arms.

The Grand Council of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. is looking for a few good people to help deal with changes affecting the SCA in the modern world.

Longtime SCAdians know and love Leslie Fish's iconic SCA war song, Serious Steel. Now newer members can sing along to the song as posted on YouTube.

The SCA 2010 Census needs volunteers with experience in data analysis and descriptive statistics.

The SCA Board of Directors have released a Frequently Asked Questions list regarding upcoming changes in kingdom newsletters.

In an article for PRI radio program The Best of Our Knowledge, the SCA is included in a discussion of gaming as a worldwide phenonmenon. Tom Chatfield, the author of Fun Inc., Why Gaming Will Dominate the Twenty-First Century.

Countess Honor of Restormel, Chronicler for the Society for Creative Anachronism, offers a brief clarification regarding electronic vs paper newsletters.

Leslie Luther-Fulton, Executive Assistant to the Board of Directors, has posted an announcment about reimbursement to Kingdoms for newsletter production.

The Directors and Corporate Staff would like to extend a cordial invitation for all to attend the upcoming Board of Directors meeting, to be held on January 29, 2011.

The Middle Ages is alive and well in Wisconsin, at least according to Aubrey Ralph of Wisconsin Public Radio who recently visited a Northshield shire. The podcast is available in MP3 format.

On her NPR pop culture blog Monkey See, Linda Holmes relates the 50 Wonderful Things From 2010 she experienced including "The last 15 minutes of Lost" and a television episode involving the Society for Creative Anachronism.

The Directors and Corporate Staff would like to extend a cordial invitation for all to attend the upcoming Board of Directors meeting, to be held on January 29, 2011.

The Board of Directors of the SCA, Inc. has proposed changes correcting grammar and spelling to Corpora, By-Laws and Corporate Policies.

Leslie Luther-Fulton, EA SCA, Inc., requests that those wishing to send comments to the Board of Directors should refrain from using attachments in email.

Benjamin M. White, Chairman, SCA Census 2010 Committee, requests help with census data prep and statistical analysis.

Dori Andrepont, Publications Manager for the Society for Creative Anachronism, reports that the SCA Volunteer Agreement has been pulled for a rework.

The SCA Board of Directors has announced changes to membership fees beginning January 1, 2011.

Good Afternoon. Although it has been several years since I was last able to write a Links List, I am giving it a go one more time. Hopefully my system will remain safe and deadly bug-free this time around. I have missed my readers, and hope the feeling is mutual.