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The banner reads "The Knights of The Damned Jousting Stunt Team". We assume that the Knights were kicked out of the Sealed Knot for debauchery and gross historical inaccuracy. Dejected but unbowed, they donned their sweet suits of armour, mounted their trusty steeds, inserted their Queen Greatest Hits cassette into ye olde Alba porta-system, and set out to perform acts of Xtreme Chivalry in the fealty of Dave Vanian and co.
Here's another picture from my hike Monday morning. I used Nikon Capture NX to process this image, and I'm really liking how well the program works. So far the results are very nice.
So yeah, inside the crusty, battery acid eaten box was this lovely little prize. The mini lab features a built in variable bipolar supply, a fixed 12 v bipolar supply, a basic audio function generator, several breadboards, an AC voltage source, some other stuff, pots, logic switches and pulsers. I threw in the wires and audio signal tracer, which is really just a little amplifier. Now I can breadboard circuits anywhere I want. I'll be modifying it to include some audio jacks, some mounts for switches and loose pots, etc...
11.8.13
SPB hosts Knight Madness held in the Kuch Gymnasium. Knight Madness included AU athletes, prize giveaways, games, dunk contests, and school spirit!
Photographer: Kara Wright '14
Held at Doncaster Racecourse on 6 Sept 2014, Knight-Con showcased cosplay, stars and cars and was an awesome day out. I got to meet Virginia Hey, Chase Masterson, Femi Taylor, Pam Rose, Kenny Baker, David Prowse, Ken Coombs and Sarah Douglas and catch up with good friends and make new ones as well.
Knights Verses Manly March 2008
Nights 13, Manly 12
Wet rainy and dark night
A typical darting run by Buds
Held at Doncaster Racecourse on 6 Sept 2014, Knight-Con showcased cosplay, stars and cars and was an awesome day out. I got to meet Virginia Hey, Chase Masterson, Femi Taylor, Pam Rose, Kenny Baker, David Prowse, Ken Coombs and Sarah Douglas and catch up with good friends and make new ones as well.
Vampire Knight (ヴァンパイア騎士, Vanpaia Naito?) è un manga shōjo ideato da Matsuri Hino.
Successivamente il magazine LaLa ha annunciato un adattamento dell'opera in anime, trasmesso su TV Tokyo
Trama.:
Vampire Knight è ambientato principalmente nella Cross Academy, una prestigiosa scuola privata con una quanto meno insolita struttura delle classi. Gli studenti sono infatti divisi fra Day Class, composta da normali studenti che svolgono le loro lezioni di giorno, e Night Class, un'élite di geni bellissimi che in realtà sono vampiri........
Genere.: Shōjo, Azione, Fantasy
Andy Knight, Toyota Tatuus. Spirit of a Nation Cup race. Saturday, NZGP weekend - 9th-11th March 2007
The American Knight II was made with HeroMachine 2.5 at Ugo.com (I can see this superhero being active today).
Held at Doncaster Racecourse on 6 Sept 2014, Knight-Con showcased cosplay, stars and cars and was an awesome day out. I got to meet Virginia Hey, Chase Masterson, Femi Taylor, Pam Rose, Kenny Baker, David Prowse, Ken Coombs and Sarah Douglas and catch up with good friends and make new ones as well.
11.8.13
SPB hosts Knight Madness held in the Kuch Gymnasium. Knight Madness included AU athletes, prize giveaways, games, dunk contests, and school spirit!
Photographer: Kara Wright '14
The Polish Knight versus the Black Knight in a sword fight during the Medieval Weekend at Tutbury Castle.
A tomb inside the Bristol Cathedral.
The plaque on this tomb reads:
"Here lyeth the bodies of Sir John Young Knight and Dame Ioane his wife: By him she had Yssve, Sir Robere, Iane and Margaret. She was fyrste marryed to Sir Gyles Straingewayes Knight by whome shee has yssve John, Edward, George, Nico, Ann, and Elisabeth, she was daughter to John Wadham esquire and shee departed this mortall lyfe. The 14th June 1603. Aged 70 yeeres"
Held at Doncaster Racecourse on 6 Sept 2014, Knight-Con showcased cosplay, stars and cars and was an awesome day out. I got to meet Virginia Hey, Chase Masterson, Femi Taylor, Pam Rose, Kenny Baker, David Prowse, Ken Coombs and Sarah Douglas and catch up with good friends and make new ones as well.
Lewis Chessman
A hoard of 78 pieces was found in 1831 in the parish of Uig on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides in what was described as a 'subterranean' chamber. Eleven pieces from the same find are in the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland in Edinburgh. From the pieces it is clear that the hoard was not made up of a number of complete sets, and as none of the carving is incomplete, a workshop hoard is most unlikely. Perhaps they formed part of the stock of a merchant ship wrecked on the shores of the island, subsequently hidden and not recovered. The pieces show virtually no signs of wear.
The form of the chessmen and the decoration on the back of the thrones on which the kings, queens and some of the bishops are seated, have led to pieces being dated from the middle to the end of the 12th century and to their being attributed to either Britain or Scandinavia. It is difficult to find a parallel for the figure style, except in other gaming pieces, and even amongst these the Lewis pieces are more stylized and rigid than any others that survive. It is unlikely that they were carved later than the middle of the century, unless they were produced in a very remote centre, but their very high quality and especially the subtlety of their decorative carving would not support this. They belong to a group of carvings whose style is found in both Scandinavia and East Anglia: at, for example, Lund Cathedral and Ely Abbey, regions that were linked by trading and by political and close ecclesiastical contacts. The actual carving of such pieces of walrus ivory could have been carried on either side of the North Sea.
[British Museum]