Alix -

Too late - we sent our check at least a week ago. Sorry. Hope that it will
help with any expenses that don't get covered by the folks who donate at the
Con.

Trudy

>From: "Alix Jordan" <eddana@sympatico.ca>
>Reply-To: ICG-D@yahoogroups.com
>To: "ICG-D" <ICG-D@yahoogroups.com>
>CC: "Alix Jordan" <eddana@sympatico.ca>,"Barb Schofield"
><Schofield@sympatico.ca>,"Linda Bowland" <squorfles@hotmail.com>
>Subject: [ICG-D] Costumers' Suite
>Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 00:32:59 -0400
>
>Gentlebeings:
>
> Okay. I've just spoken with Barb and we are ironing out the hours for
>the Costumers' Suite. So far we plan on having it open from Five in the
>evening until whenever on the Friday and Saturday. (With non-stop
>costuming panels on Friday and Saturday until six in the evening, opening
>it earlier just didn't seem practical. Besides, that's when Linda is
>available.)
> We do not have a time yet for the Thursday because there is no
>costuming programming that day, and because Barb still needs to get times
>from the Hudson Bay Company.
> Now, anyone who has pledged money, or wishes to pledge money, please
>do not send cheques at this point in time! Canadian banks tend to hold
>American cheques for at least a month before releasing the funds. Barb
>would prefer cash at the convention. If you are not attending the
>convention, and do not have someone that you can send with the money,
>please send a money order.
> Money orders are sent to
> Barb Schofield
> Box 784 Adelaide St. Post Office,
>Toronto, Ontarios, M5C 2K1,
>Canada.
> Thank you.
>
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>

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Dear Trudy:

> Too late - we sent our check at least a week ago. Sorry. Hope that it

will

> help with any expenses that don't get covered by the folks who donate at

the

> Con.

It can't be helped. If it arrives in the next day or so, it should
clear. I'll tell Barb to be on the lookout for it, and to deposit it
soonest. Thanks for the donation.

Peace
Alixandra
eddana@sympatico.ca

To all:

We need another on-stage ninja for our Torcon group. Murphy and Life are
conspiring against us. Size and gender don't matter. Needed are the
ability to make or have made (in the short time left) a shirt (sort-of
pirate style), vest, and ascot. Also needed are black trousers and black
dress shoes or boots (no sneakers). The pattern for the made items is
McCall's 4092. We will get you the fabric.

TIA,

P & S


"Those Who Fail To Learn History
Are Doomed To Repeat It;
Those Who Fail To Learn History Correctly--
Why They Are Simply Doomed."

Achemdro'hm
"The Illusion of Historical Fact"
-- C.Y. 4971

Andromeda

ARISIA in Boston has evening panels, as well as filking, 24 hr. movies,
dance/masquerade, a dealer's row that chooses on its own when to close,
parties, etc. The art show is open in the evening on Friday, I believe,
and the dealer's room runs to 7:30pm or 8pm, if I recall correctly
--
Janice Dallas
Boston,MA area, USA
Janice@dallas-family.com
"Just so, the girl has beauty, virtue, wit..."

Hey, folks in the Wash/Balt area...

I just got this on my Costume-Con account, and thought I'd pass it
along. Because of the very public nature of Yahoo Groups, I've deleted
her email addy and phone numbers.

If you're interested or able to help, please contact me and I'll pass on
the complete message with both intact.

Thanks!

Betsy

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: help
Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2003 10:12:47 -0400
From: Julianne Fuchs-Musgrave

Hello!

Great site. I am in the process of helping the Washington National
Cathedral revamp the costumes for their annual Christmas Pageant. I am
looking for donations from material & craft sources to rebuild the
costumes
and props. Any help you can give me will be greatly appreciated.

Juli Fuchs

Gentlebeings:

We're into the good news, bad news area. I sat down with pad and paper today, plus a list of songs, and some doll patterns to trace.
On the good side, I've got fifteen designs. The bad side is that I can't draw them. I tried. I traced the bodies, but I can't draw the clothing. I can't figure out how to layer a drawing (shirt over top of trousers for example; two layer skirts). I just can't do it. No way in hell. I can describe what I have in mind. I can go into great detail, but I can't draw them; not even a very bad sketch. This is most likely why I seldom make patterns for dolls' clothes; I either go abstract, or wing it.
So, I really don't think that I'm going to be able to send anything in. This happened before. One of the special catagories was to dress things in ways that they weren't meant to be. I'm explaining this poorly, I know, but to give you and example I had ideas for doing Star Wars (first movie) as a Shirley Temple movie, with Liea in crinolines and tap shoes, and dancing storm troopers, with Obi Wan as the tap dancing butler. I had all the designs, but I couldn't draw them. I had twelve designs for regular entries that year, but I couldn't sketch them, and a couple of hours later they were gone.
Anyway, unless I suddenly come up with an idea to get them down on paper, that's it.

Peace
Alixandra
eddana@sympatico.ca

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Should I send Kringle again, if I can afford it?
Henry Osier
that guy from CC21


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Dear Henry:

> Should I send Kringle again, if I can afford it?
> Henry Osier
> that guy from CC21

Would you mind explaining that one, since I wasn't there for CC21?

Peace
Alixandra
eddana@sympatico.ca

It is a very delicious pastry. It comes in about four different flavors. I
forget that I am on a diet when I get around them.

Dora

----- Original Message -----
From: "Alix Jordan" <eddana@sympatico.ca>
To: <ICG-D@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 26, 2003 4:33 PM
Subject: Re: [ICG-D] Re: TorCon Costumers' Suite


>
> Dear Henry:
>
> > Should I send Kringle again, if I can afford it?
> > Henry Osier
> > that guy from CC21
>
> Would you mind explaining that one, since I wasn't there for CC21?
>
> Peace
> Alixandra
> eddana@sympatico.ca
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> ICG-D-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
>
>
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>
>

Yes, send them!

Elaine
"Sit potentia tecum"
.....Yoda

>
> > Should I send Kringle again, if I can afford it?
> > Henry Osier
> > that guy from CC21
>

From: "Dora Buck" <vze3zdp7@verizon.net>

> It is a very delicious pastry. It comes in about four different flavors.

I

> forget that I am on a diet when I get around them.

If you think it comes in 4 flavors, your lack imagination. Most Kringle
bakeries will do at least a dozen.

andy

The Folio is a *design* contest, not a drawing contest.

If you can describe them, then I suggest you send the descriptions in.

Do not cop out and admit defeat. Challenge our judges to judge your
pure design, with or without an accompanying drawing.

Karen Heim
Coordinator, Future Fashion Folio
Costume Con 22

Alix Jordan wrote:

>Gentlebeings:
>
> We're into the good news, bad news area. I sat down with pad and paper today, plus a list of songs, and some doll patterns to trace.
> On the good side, I've got fifteen designs. The bad side is that I can't draw them. I tried. I traced the bodies, but I can't draw the clothing. I can't figure out how to layer a drawing (shirt over top of trousers for example; two layer skirts). I just can't do it. No way in hell. I can describe what I have in mind. I can go into great detail, but I can't draw them; not even a very bad sketch. This is most likely why I seldom make patterns for dolls' clothes; I either go abstract, or wing it.
> So, I really don't think that I'm going to be able to send anything in. This happened before. One of the special catagories was to dress things in ways that they weren't meant to be. I'm explaining this poorly, I know, but to give you and example I had ideas for doing Star Wars (first movie) as a Shirley Temple movie, with Liea in crinolines and tap shoes, and dancing storm troopers, with Obi Wan as the tap dancing butler. I had all the designs, but I couldn't draw them. I had twelve designs for regular entries that year, but I couldn't sketch them, and a couple of hours later they were gone.
> Anyway, unless I suddenly come up with an idea to get them down on paper, that's it.
>

Thanks Andy
It has taken us a year to convince her there were only four and none were
her favorite flavor
Carl

----- Original Message -----
From: "Andrew T Trembley" <attrembl@bovil.com>
To: <ICG-D@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 12:10 AM
Subject: Re: [ICG-D] Food for TorCon Costumers' Suite


> From: "Dora Buck" <vze3zdp7@verizon.net>
> > It is a very delicious pastry. It comes in about four different
flavors.
> I
> > forget that I am on a diet when I get around them.
>
> If you think it comes in 4 flavors, your lack imagination. Most Kringle
> bakeries will do at least a dozen.
>
> andy
>
>
>
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>
>

Now there is an idea for next year and beyond a contest, you create a design
with only words and some one else makes it without a picture to guide them.
Carl

----- Original Message -----
From: "Karen Heim" <axejudge@accessus.net>
To: <ICG-D@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 12:19 AM
Subject: Re: [ICG-D] Folio...good news and bad news


> The Folio is a *design* contest, not a drawing contest.
>
> If you can describe them, then I suggest you send the descriptions in.
>
> Do not cop out and admit defeat. Challenge our judges to judge your
> pure design, with or without an accompanying drawing.
>
> Karen Heim
> Coordinator, Future Fashion Folio
> Costume Con 22
>
> Alix Jordan wrote:
>
> >Gentlebeings:
> >
> > We're into the good news, bad news area. I sat down with pad and
paper today, plus a list of songs, and some doll patterns to trace.
> > On the good side, I've got fifteen designs. The bad side is that I
can't draw them. I tried. I traced the bodies, but I can't draw the
clothing. I can't figure out how to layer a drawing (shirt over top of
trousers for example; two layer skirts). I just can't do it. No way in
hell. I can describe what I have in mind. I can go into great detail, but
I can't draw them; not even a very bad sketch. This is most likely why I
seldom make patterns for dolls' clothes; I either go abstract, or wing it.
> > So, I really don't think that I'm going to be able to send anything
in. This happened before. One of the special catagories was to dress
things in ways that they weren't meant to be. I'm explaining this poorly, I
know, but to give you and example I had ideas for doing Star Wars (first
movie) as a Shirley Temple movie, with Liea in crinolines and tap shoes, and
dancing storm troopers, with Obi Wan as the tap dancing butler. I had all
the designs, but I couldn't draw them. I had twelve designs for regular
entries that year, but I couldn't sketch them, and a couple of hours later
they were gone.
> > Anyway, unless I suddenly come up with an idea to get them down on
paper, that's it.
> >
>
>
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> ICG-D-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>

Dear Karen:

> If you can describe them, then I suggest you send the descriptions in.> Do

not cop out and admit defeat. Challenge our judges to judge your

> pure design, with or without an accompanying drawing.

You got them!

Peace
Alixandra
eddana@sympatico.ca

Dear Dora:

> It is a very delicious pastry. It comes in about four different flavors.

I> forget that I am on a diet when I get around them.

Thank you.

Dear Henry:

Bring them if you want to; if you have a way of getting them here. Of
course, you are coming with Sandy and Pierre's group, I believe.

Peace
Alixandra
eddana@sympatico.ca

Dear Dora:

> > It is a very delicious pastry. It comes in about four different

flavors.> I> > forget that I am on a diet when I get around them.

And the penny drops. I remember a making kringles back in Niagara
Falls. We had a cookbook with instructions for one. It was rather like a
sweet bread; similiar in some ways to coffee cake. I never actually ate
them because even before the dibeties I was never fond of sweet foods...just
pop. I do remember being hasseled because I used cinnimon instead of
nutmeg, but people ate it, and we didn't have nutmeg in the house. I used
the cinnimon for the killer cinnimon rolls that I used to make. My teeth
hurt just thinking about those things.

Peace
Alixandra
eddana@sympatico.ca

Dear Elaine and Henry:

> Yes, send them!

That had better be "send them with someone" because as with consigning
costumes: who do you mail/ship them to? And with Canada Post there is a
good chance of sending kringles and ending up with pancakes...or crumbs.

Peace
Alixandra
eddana@sympatico.ca

Sounds like the early computer games. No pictures - just text. Cool!

Elaine
"Sit potentia tecum"
.....Yoda

> Now there is an idea for next year and beyond a contest, you create a

design

> with only words and some one else makes it without a picture to guide

them.

Henry,

If you ship them to us, we'll be DELIGHTED to bring them with us.....on the
drive.....it's usually an 8 hour drive, plus food stops........

Sure. We'll bring them........

most of them................


some....

never mind

Elaine
"Sit potentia tecum"
.....Yoda

>
> Dear Elaine and Henry:
>
> > Yes, send them!
>
> That had better be "send them with someone" because as with consigning
> costumes: who do you mail/ship them to? And with Canada Post there is a
> good chance of sending kringles and ending up with pancakes...or crumbs.
>

If you send them they will show up. I promise (cross my heart) that I will
not open a single one till I get to Toronto. Okay maybe I should open one
just to make sure they got here safely. Maybe I should open all of them and
decorate them in eatable glitz and glitter, after all they are going to the
COSTUMER'S SUITE. They should be fashionably decked out.

What do you think????

Dora

----- Original Message -----
From: "Elaine Mami" <vze3zdpc@verizon.net>
To: <ICG-D@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 8:55 AM
Subject: Re: [ICG-D] Re: TorCon Costumers' Suite


> Henry,
>
> If you ship them to us, we'll be DELIGHTED to bring them with us.....on
the
> drive.....it's usually an 8 hour drive, plus food stops........
>
> Sure. We'll bring them........
>
> most of them................
>
>
> some....
>
> never mind
>
> Elaine
> "Sit potentia tecum"
> .....Yoda
> >
> > Dear Elaine and Henry:
> >
> > > Yes, send them!
> >
> > That had better be "send them with someone" because as with
consigning
> > costumes: who do you mail/ship them to? And with Canada Post there is
a
> > good chance of sending kringles and ending up with pancakes...or crumbs.
> >
>
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> ICG-D-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>

Alix, and all,
Kringle is a danish that is made the Dutch that settled just south
of Milwaukee. I was using them to promote CC21. They come in a wide variety of
flavors. The only sad thing about the ones that get shipped is that some of
the best flavors are not made by the companies that ship Kringle.
For more information, here are some links:
<A HREF="http://www.racinekringle.com/">Larsen's Bakery</A>
<A HREF="http://www.kringle.com/">Racine Danish Kringles</A>
Henry


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Hi,

my husband and I saw POC today. Fun film, don't even look for historical accuracy. In fact what it reminded me of most was "The Crimson Pirate" with Burt Lancaster just more special effects.

Genie

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Dear Genie:

"The Crimson Pirate" with Burt Lancaster just more special effects.

I saw them all and that's still my favourite!

Peace
Alixandra
eddana@sympatico.ca

I'd be happy to be on programm items for CC22. I do most forms of embroidery
and can discuss or demo them (I've done a crewel workshop at a past CC). I've
also run a worldcon masquerade and done the main ballrom schedulong for a CC.
I'm currently committed to someone's group for the SF masquerade and may
possibly be in the historical.

Vicki Warren

I agree that Pirates of the Caribbean was good. I saw it with a fair
amount of trepidation because some Disney ride films are so *bad*
(thinking about Country Bears and Tower of Terror) -
and with the recent spate of films showing all their good moments in
the previews, it's hard to imagine that there could be more to the
movie then pirates and skeletons sword-fighting.

There was also attention to detail to include scenarios from the
Disney World PoC attraction into the movie.

Old pirate favorite of mine ... Errol Flynn in Captain Blood.

Sharon

--- In ICG-D@yahoogroups.com, "Genie" <kerowyn@m...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> my husband and I saw POC today. Fun film, don't even look for
historical accuracy. In fact what it reminded me of most was "The
Crimson Pirate" with Burt Lancaster just more special effects.
>
> Genie
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I just heard that Bob Hope died last night of pneumonia. He was 100.

My favorite Bob Hope movie is "Princess and the Pirate."

Toni

Alix,

Sorry for the delay on this. My phone number is

303-368-1862

Just tell Barb not to call after 11p.m. mountain time.


Thanks.

Daren

----- Original Message -----
From: "Alix Jordan" <eddana@sympatico.ca>
To: <ICG-D@yahoogroups.com>
Cc: "Barb Schofield" <Schofield@sympatico.ca>
Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 10:13 PM
Subject: Re: [ICG-D] Costume displays at Torcon


>
> Dear Daren:
>
> > Even though I'm not making it to the Con, I am still willing to send
> display> items if I can find a way to get them there. I have critters
> a-plenty for> display duty. Just let me know.
>
> We still want the costumes; just don't know how to get them. Could
you
> give me your number and I'll have Barb get hold of you and see what can be
> worked out.
>
> Peace
> Alixandra
> eddana@sympatico.ca
>
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> ICG-D-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
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>
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>
>

I was watching "Rebecca" over the weekend and I'm thinking, "What a great
wife Mrs. Danvers would make for Professor Snape."

I mean, she's always dressed in black like he is (costume connection) and
she's just as creepy as he is.

Toni
<it was 3am and I was bored.>

> From: "Lay, Toni" <toni@spaceyideas.com>
>
> I was watching "Rebecca" over the weekend and I'm thinking, "What a great
> wife Mrs. Danvers would make for Professor Snape."
>
> I mean, she's always dressed in black like he is (costume connection) and
> she's just as creepy as he is.
>

I'm not sure that I would wish that on Mr. Snape.

Actually, I think we're going to find out something about him in the last book
that will greatly humanize him and give us all a better understanding of him.
In fact, we get a glimmer of understanding him in the latest book (No, I won't
spoil it.), so we might see something in the sixth book that reveals a bit more
about Mr. Snape.

I fully expect that by the end of the series, Potter and Snape will be very
close, and Harry will fully trust him.

You all should know better than to judge someone by what they wear. ;-)

Until later--

Carole

Hear, hear!!! :) personally I figured there was more to the man thasn
the first book suggests--just read the books and you'll see what I
agree with Carole on.
Pam

> >
> I'm not sure that I would wish that on Mr. Snape.
>
> Actually, I think we're going to find out something about him in

the last book

> that will greatly humanize him and give us all a better

understanding of him.

> In fact, we get a glimmer of understanding him in the latest book

(No, I won't

> spoil it.), so we might see something in the sixth book that

reveals a bit more

> about Mr. Snape.
>
> I fully expect that by the end of the series, Potter and Snape will

be very

> close, and Harry will fully trust him.
>
> You all should know better than to judge someone by what they

wear. ;-)

>
> Until later--
>
> Carole

On Monday, July 28, 2003, at 12:15 PM, Lay, Toni wrote:

> I was watching "Rebecca" over the weekend and I'm thinking, "What a
> great
> wife Mrs. Danvers would make for Professor Snape."

Which "Mrs. Danvers" are you thinking of?

Judith Anderson was pretty good in the Hitchcock adaptation, but Diana
Rigg is probably the best Danvers I've seen...

--
andy trembley, Bitchy Design Queen - http://www.bovil.com/
San Jose, CA - '72 R75/5 '86 R100 (mine) - '92 K75sa '03 R1150R
(Kevin's)
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Sorry gang, that was supposed to be off list. My bad.

Daren

----- Original Message -----
From: "Dbost" <lionpaw@ix.netcom.com>
To: <ICG-D@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: [ICG-D] Costume displays at Torcon


> Alix,
>
> Sorry for the delay on this. My phone number is
>

on 7/28/03 06:52 PM, Dbost at lionpaw@ix.netcom.com wrote:

Sorry gang, that was supposed to be off list. My bad.

Daren

Damn,
There goes my plans for the crank telephone calls I was planning for you.
LOL
Stephanie





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I was thinking more of the character than the actress, but either Dame will
do.

Toni

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Trembley [mailto:attrembl@bovil.com]
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 6:16 PM
To: ICG-D@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ICG-D] Mrs. Snape

On Monday, July 28, 2003, at 12:15 PM, Lay, Toni wrote:
> I was watching "Rebecca" over the weekend and I'm thinking, "What a
> great
> wife Mrs. Danvers would make for Professor Snape."

Which "Mrs. Danvers" are you thinking of?

Judith Anderson was pretty good in the Hitchcock adaptation, but Diana
Rigg is probably the best Danvers I've seen...

--
andy trembley, Bitchy Design Queen - http://www.bovil.com/
San Jose, CA - '72 R75/5 '86 R100 (mine) - '92 K75sa '03 R1150R
(Kevin's)
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Star Trek designer, Matt Jeffries, died last Monday of a heart attack at age
82. He designed the original "Enterprise."

Toni

Bruce and I are always available for programming.
Are you doing panels or only lectures, demos and workshops? I am
more easily willing to participate on panels and contribute my 2 cents than
to take the complete responsibility and claim status of an all knowing
expert for a one person event. There are so many ways to achieve end
results...
This part seems to be appropriate for the list at large.
Dana

At 10:51 AM 7/24/2003 +0000, you wrote:

> Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2003 22:50:07 -0000
> From: "Picmajik" <picmajik@aol.com>
>Subject: cc22 programming
>
>Greetings to all attendees of Costume-Con 22 in Atlanta!
>I met many volunteers in Chicago who offered to help with
>lectures/demos or other programming suggestions in Atlanta.
>I would like to hear from all who are willing to either lecture,
>demo or do a workshop at some point in Atlanta. I am going to sketch
>out a programming grid and need to find out who can do what and when.
>Even if I haven't asked you before, please email me so I can arrange
>the best schedule for all. Please indicate if this would be a
>lecture, demo, or workshop. If for a demo or workshop, what
>materials and setup will you need?
>I would like your email address/contact info, what you will be able
>to do and the best times for you. I do not want to schedule someone
>for a time they can't be there or opposite another event that they
>will like to see. I do not have any preconceived notions of what to
>expect.
>Things I would love to see:
>how to drape a pattern
>how to drape a bustle
>how to make molds for facial appliances
>make-up q&a
>lights/other blinky bits
>wings--practical lecture or demo
>corset fitting
>mascot building/performance (hi Daren)
>theatre design vs historical recreation--where do we draw the line
>for stage? What are some differences, good or bad?
>Hat construction, gloves, accessories, other finishing touches
>
>I liked many of the listings I saw for TorCon--the 27 Queen
>Amidalas, 40 Mr Spocks and 30 Harry Potters (or so) sounded funny.
>
>Of course this is a work in progress and I'm sure I'll hear from
>people with all kinds of things I haven't expected but I'll be glad
>to work out a schedule that will have interest for all and not abuse
>the lovely volunteers so they will be able to enjoy the con as well.
>
>Thank you all and I can't wait to see everyone in April!
>Debra*
>

The Harry Potter series will continue beyond Book 7 with the following
titles and a new movie:

Harry Potter and the Chariots of Fire
Harry Potter and the Last Crusade
Harry Potter and the New Hope
Harry Potter and the Attack of the Clones
Harry Potter and the Phantom Menace
Harry Potter and the Temple of Doom
Harry Potter and the Curse of the Black Pearl

New Movie:
Harry Potter and the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen -- starring Sean
Connery as Godric Gryffindor


Toni
<switching to decaf>

Too late Toni way too late

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From: "Lay, Toni" <toni@spaceyideas.com>
To: <icg-d@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 3:39 PM
Subject: [ICG-D] New Harry Potter Books


>
> The Harry Potter series will continue beyond Book 7 with the following
> titles and a new movie:
>
> Harry Potter and the Chariots of Fire
> Harry Potter and the Last Crusade
> Harry Potter and the New Hope
> Harry Potter and the Attack of the Clones
> Harry Potter and the Phantom Menace
> Harry Potter and the Temple of Doom
> Harry Potter and the Curse of the Black Pearl
>
> New Movie:
> Harry Potter and the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen -- starring Sean
> Connery as Godric Gryffindor
>
>
> Toni
> <switching to decaf>
>
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Harry Potter and the Chariots of Fire - Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters
attack Hogwarts School in flaming chariots; Dumbledore and the teachers, and
Harry and the members of the D.A. defend the school; Ron and Hermione snipe
at each other.

Harry Potter and the Last Crusade - Lord Voldemort, his Death Eaters, the
dementors and the giants meet Dumbledore, the teachers, members of the
Ministry of Magic, and Harry and the D.A. members on the slopes of Mount
Doom to battle for supremacy in the magic world; Ron and Hermione snipe at
each other.

Harry Potter and the New Hope - unbeknownst to everyone, there is another
prophesy in the Department of Mysteries, lost for centuries, involving Mark
Evans, Harry's cousin; Ron and Hermione snipe at each other.

Harry Potter and the Attack of the Clones - Lord Voldemort has somehow
replaced Dumbledore, McGonagall, Madam Pomfrey, and Professor Sprout with
clones, and it is up to Harry and the D.A. gather evidence to convince the
Minister that evil is happening at Hogwarts; Ron and Hermoine snipe at each
other.

Harry Potter and the Phantom Menace - While Ron and Hermione snipe at each
other, a mysterious unknown force is killing halfbloods and the Muggle-born;
Harry and the D.A. must discover the source of the evil.

Harry Potter and the Temple of Doom - Lord Voldemort has set up his
headquarters in a secret crypt of York Minster; Harry and the D.A. look for
a special powerful spell that will seal him in the crypt forever; Ron and
Hermione snipe at each other while she brews the potion for the spell.

Harry Potter and the Curse of the Black Pearl - Mundungus Fletcher has come
across the legendary Black Pearl that has the power to give Lord Voldemort
the energy to conquer the Witch and Muggle worlds; Harry and the D.A. must
prevent the Dark Lord from getting the pearl and stop Mundungus from selling
it to the highest bidder; Ron and Hermione stop sniping at each other.


Toni

Toni, Toni...
My dear, you have WAAAAYYYYY too much time on your hands.
Shouldn't you be making garb for Pennsic or something?

Steph

on 7/29/03 05:01 PM, Lay, Toni at toni@spaceyideas.com wrote:



Harry Potter and the Chariots of Fire - Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters
attack Hogwarts School in flaming chariots; Dumbledore and the teachers, and
Harry and the members of the D.A. defend the school; Ron and Hermione snipe
at each other.

Harry Potter and the Last Crusade - Lord Voldemort, his Death Eaters, the
dementors and the giants meet Dumbledore, the teachers, members of the
Ministry of Magic, and Harry and the D.A. members on the slopes of Mount
Doom to battle for supremacy in the magic world; Ron and Hermione snipe at
each other.

Harry Potter and the New Hope - unbeknownst to everyone, there is another
prophesy in the Department of Mysteries, lost for centuries, involving Mark
Evans, Harry's cousin; Ron and Hermione snipe at each other.

Harry Potter and the Attack of the Clones - Lord Voldemort has somehow
replaced Dumbledore, McGonagall, Madam Pomfrey, and Professor Sprout with
clones, and it is up to Harry and the D.A. gather evidence to convince the
Minister that evil is happening at Hogwarts; Ron and Hermoine snipe at each
other.

Harry Potter and the Phantom Menace - While Ron and Hermione snipe at each
other, a mysterious unknown force is killing halfbloods and the Muggle-born;
Harry and the D.A. must discover the source of the evil.

Harry Potter and the Temple of Doom - Lord Voldemort has set up his
headquarters in a secret crypt of York Minster; Harry and the D.A. look for
a special powerful spell that will seal him in the crypt forever; Ron and
Hermione snipe at each other while she brews the potion for the spell.

Harry Potter and the Curse of the Black Pearl - Mundungus Fletcher has come
across the legendary Black Pearl that has the power to give Lord Voldemort
the energy to conquer the Witch and Muggle worlds; Harry and the D.A. must
prevent the Dark Lord from getting the pearl and stop Mundungus from selling
it to the highest bidder; Ron and Hermione stop sniping at each other.





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Steph,

If I could bring and use my sewing machine here at work without disturbing
anyone, I would be making garb. But, since I can't.......

Toni

-----Original Message-----
From: Stephanie Carrigg [mailto:bada.boom@verizon.net]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 4:57 PM
To: ICG-D@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ICG-D] New Plots to the New Harry Potter Books


Toni, Toni...
My dear, you have WAAAAYYYYY too much time on your hands.
Shouldn't you be making garb for Pennsic or something?

Steph

o

Toni..
That's why the Goddess invented beadwork, or embroidery, crewel, tatting,
lace making, knitting, chain mail, and crocheting (pardon to any hand work
that I've forgotten)
It's quiet and is easily portable.

Steph
on 7/29/03 05:07 PM, Lay, Toni at toni@spaceyideas.com wrote:

Steph,

If I could bring and use my sewing machine here at work without disturbing
anyone, I would be making garb. But, since I can't.......

Toni

-----Original Message-----
From: Stephanie Carrigg [mailto:bada.boom@verizon.net]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 4:57 PM
To: ICG-D@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ICG-D] New Plots to the New Harry Potter Books


Toni, Toni...
My dear, you have WAAAAYYYYY too much time on your hands.
Shouldn't you be making garb for Pennsic or something?

Steph

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In a message dated 7/29/03 12:40:37 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
toni@spaceyideas.com writes:

> New Movie:
> Harry Potter and the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen -- starring Sean
> Connery as Godric Gryffindor

I'd buy that Chocolate Frog card!

Randall

In a message dated 7/29/03 2:22:55 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
bada.boom@verizon.net writes:

> Toni..
> That's why the Goddess invented beadwork, or embroidery, crewel, tatting,
> lace making, knitting, chain mail, and crocheting (pardon to any hand work
> that I've forgotten)
> It's quiet and is easily portable.

Glitziana can be a crewel mistress.

Randall

Oh yeah, anything with Flynn in swashbuckling mode.

Genie

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sharon" <stremble@lucent.com>
To: <ICG-D@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 8:57 AM
Subject: [ICG-D] Re: Pirates


> I agree that Pirates of the Caribbean was good. I saw it with a fair
> amount of trepidation because some Disney ride films are so *bad*
> (thinking about Country Bears and Tower of Terror) -
> and with the recent spate of films showing all their good moments in
> the previews, it's hard to imagine that there could be more to the
> movie then pirates and skeletons sword-fighting.
>
> There was also attention to detail to include scenarios from the
> Disney World PoC attraction into the movie.
>
> Old pirate favorite of mine ... Errol Flynn in Captain Blood.
>
> Sharon
>
>
> --- In ICG-D@yahoogroups.com, "Genie" <kerowyn@m...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > my husband and I saw POC today. Fun film, don't even look for
> historical accuracy. In fact what it reminded me of most was "The
> Crimson Pirate" with Burt Lancaster just more special effects.
> >
> > Genie
> >
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After a great deal of coordination, confirmation, confusion, and ftp'ing, I'm
pleased to announce (finally) a new section to the ICG Home Page.

With the assistance of Carl Mami, Pierre Pettinger and Charles Mohapel, we've
added the ConJose Masquerade Photo Gallery. I'd meant to get this up long
before now, but there were a number of unforeseen complications that bogged
things down. Hopefully this is the first of a number of galleries to be added.

Go out to the main page at <A HREF="www.costume.org">www.costume.org</A> and look for the ConJose Photo
Gallery link on the left side, or visit the news page.

JSM


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We put together a group of 13 people in costume (including several original
crewpeople from the "Cherry Jubilee" from 1986-88, LOL!) and went to see
Pirates of the Caribbean at our local theater the Saturday after it opened.
The theater manager was so impressed by our motley crew that she gave us
discounted admissions on the spot (she wanted to comp us in, but she can't
do that on weekends). We loved the movie (hope to see it a couple more
times in theaters before it goes away), and had a good time doing an outing
in costume as well. The theater wants us to come to other movies in
costume, too (good publicity for them), so we'll probably make our next
LOTR outing to this theater instead of the big fancy one up by Pittsburgh
that could care less (even when one of our people came to Two Towers
completely made up as an Orc!).

Will have pics for show-and-tell after we get our film developed--still
have to shoot off the rest of the roll.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I used to do this kind of group
costume outing with the STAR TREK club I belonged to in the 70's (as at
least one other list member can attest), and I enjoy doing it just as much
or more than doing competition pieces. All the fun, and none of the stress.
And, as a bonus, you get to "freak the mundanes."

--Karen

In a message dated 7/29/03 8:38:14 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
castleb@pulsenet.com writes:

> I don't know about the rest of you, but I used to do this kind of group
> costume outing with the STAR TREK club I belonged to in the 70's (as at
> least one other list member can attest), and I enjoy doing it just as much
> or more than doing competition pieces. All the fun, and none of the stress.
>

My SCA group in central Iowa used to do quite a bit of this in the 80's. It
worked well for Ladyhawk and when the Memorial Union ran Monty Python and the
Holy Grail. Being without armor, it fell to me to clack the coconuts.

Randall


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> From: "Lay, Toni" <toni@spaceyideas.com>
>
>
> Harry Potter and the Chariots of Fire...
>
> Harry Potter and the Last Crusade...
>
> Harry Potter and the New Hope...
>
> Harry Potter and the Attack of the Clones...
>
> Harry Potter and the Phantom Menace...
>
> Harry Potter and the Temple of Doom...
>
> Harry Potter and the Curse of the Black Pearl...
>

You forgot one:

Harry Potter Versus Megalon - Professor Potter and Lord Voldemort are changed
into giant radioactive creatures during a magical duel. Half of Tokyo is
destroyed while Ron and Hermione are starting to fall in love. A badly
wounded Lord Voldemort disappears into the ocean while still in creature form.

Until later--

Carole