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My Lynskey Viale Commuting Bike. Built as 6-speed bike with Hope Single speed hub.
* Frame: Lynskey Viale Medium
* Fork: Lynskey Endurance
* Headset: Hope
* Headset Spacers: Chris King and Hope
* Stem: Thomson 90mm
* Handlebar: Raceface Turbine
* Grips: Ergon GS3
* Seatpost: Thomson Elite
* Saddle: Crank Brothers
* Pedals: HT Cheetah
* Shifter: Paul Thumbies & Dura Ace
* Rear Derailleur: Shimano 105
* Crankset: Shimano 105 – Hope Retainer Chainring (44 Tooth)
* Cassette: Shimano SLX 9 Speed (used 14-16-18-21-24-28 Tooth only) 14T is Ultegra CS-6500 first position
* Rims: Velocity Dyad
* Hubs: Hope Pro4 front – Hope Pro4 Trials SS rear
* Spokes: Dt Swiss Competition
* Tires: Schwalbe Marathon Supreme 700X32
* Brakes: TRP Spyre
* Brake Levers: Shimano BL-R780
Toyohara Chikanobu (1838-1912) - Loyal retainer Tadanobu, from the series The vicissitudes of the Minamoto and Taira clans, Japan, 1885 : detail
Batman Burgess Meredith as The Penguin 1966 Vintage Halloween the 1960s - Charles Chas Addams cartoon cartoonist Eccentric holiday Evil creature monster Frankenstein like mask costume creatures vamp undead patchwork man monsters toy toys valet servant retainer manservant nanny domestic portrait climbing up wall batrope side of building TV television show 60s series bat rope screengrab screen grab 2022
Lisa Loring as Wednesday Addams and Ken Weatherwax as Pugsley Addams - Addams Family Card Game by Milton Bradley from 1965 Vintage Halloween the 1960s - Charles Chas Addams cartoon cartoonist Eccentric holiday Evil creature monster Frankenstein like mask costume creatures vamp undead patchwork man monsters toy toys valet servant retainer manservant nanny domestic rubber alligator crocodile portrait mace doll Marie Antoinette
Showing off our unbelievably hot glasses and retainers.
I must say thats one of the worst pics ever taken of me.
Ok, so I've officially (lol) been tagged by the beautiful Miss Jezikalyn : ) to share 16 random things about myself! So here it goes:
1. I have a missing front tooth, I was born without it. I have to wear a retainer with a fake tooth attached to it. It's so annoying!
2. I'm the oldest of 3 children. My two little brothers are Cameron (17 years old) and Blake (6 years old). Cameron is severely disabled, wheelchair- cant walk- or talk -or eat from his mouth. We are blessed to have him in our lives. Blake is such a class clown and quite the charmer with the ladies =P
3. I danced (tap, jazz, hip hop and ballet) for 11 years of my life. I quit because I needed a different creative outlet in my life.
4. I've never had long natural nails, I've always bitten them. It's a horrible nervous habit. Damn scary movies get me everytime!!
5. Speaking of movies, I am OBSESSED. Name a movie, bet I've seen it!! Ok, well I don't typically watch cartoon or anime's (except disney/pixar etc.) but I can't rent from blockbuster anymore.. I've seen everything.
6. I've always been really mature for my age. I think that led to me not making friends well because I was on a different level than everyone my age, but the older kids wouldn't give me the time of day. I've realized the importance of friendship being quality over quantity.
7. I've been a Pescetarian (a person who does not eat meat but does eat fish) for about 5 years now. Never cheated- not once. I have a huge heart for animals. Hopefully someday I will be able to become vegan. I hear it's difficult, but I think it'd be awesome.
8. I have 3 ulcers in my tummy(ooowww) since Sophomore year of highschool. Stress really takes a toll on my body.
9. I learned how to use photoshop because I used to run a Livejournal community on layouts, banners, and icons. hehe DORK
10. I really love well-done body art and modifications. I find them so appealing and fascinating. I plan to get as many tattoos as possible throughout my lifetime because they mean so much to me.
11. My eye color changes day to day. It usually goes from a green to gray, but sometimes they get blueish green.
12. I'm currently trying to find a job in the Berkeley area so I can move there ASAP : )
13 I am 5 foot 1. 100 pounds. But I used to drive a lifted 81' Chevy Stepside truck that my grandpa and I built. He died shortly after so it meant a lot to me, but with economy and gas I couldn't afford to keep it. So I sold it, and got my angel wings tattoo'd in memory of my grandpa instead : )
14. In the future, I hope to be an auto mechanic for vintage vehicles. But I definitely want to do photography/graphic design on the side!
15. I went to a cosmetology school
16. I could live on coffee, sushi, bagels, chocolate, cheese and italian food. For the rest of my life. And be totally happy!
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Lying under a stone arch is William de Wakebridge 1369 flic.kr/p/MEuiqw one of the greatest benefactors of the church, lived in Wakebridge manor house nearby. He built a chapel at his manor house sometime between 1349 - 1368 when he lost most of his family to the Great Plague, adorning it in a most costly manner and furnished it with a chaplain..
A "valiant knight" he distinguished himself in the wars with France. He also sat in the parliaments of Edward ll, but after the Black Death killed within 3 months in 1349, his wife, father, 3 brothers (Nicholas, Robert & John) , 2 sisters (Joan & Margaret) and a sister in law Elizabeth, he gave himself to religion rather than worldly affairs, and founded 2 chantries here. One chantry in the east end of the north aisle was " for God's service, and maintaining of poor folk," founded in 1350,in honour of St. Nicholas and St. Catherine +++; The other at the end of the south aisle was founded in 1361 by Sir William, Richard de Chesterfield & Richard de Tissington in honour of the Virgin Mary. The income of the former was valued in 1547 at £12. 4s. 41/2d. per annum; the other at £6. 3s. 4d. . He also co-founded another chantry in Nottinghamshire and also a fine chapell at Wakebridge, furnishing with orgayne and other costly devises.' for his family and retainers at Wakebridge. This chapel was furnished on a generous scale; an inventory of its goods for the year 1368 included a portifer or breviary for the lord of Wakebridgc's use, and a manual de usu Lincolnie. The considerable remains of this chapel were cleared away in the 1840s when the east window was moved into the grounds of Lea Hurst, home of Florence Nightingale
He was the son of Peter Wakebridge 1349 & wife Joan / Juliana FitzRalph 1344
He m Joan de Aslaccon
(Some sources say he had a daughter +++
1. Alice / Alicia 1368 +++ www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/Sw5PR4 m Roger 1326 www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/isM0gZ son of William de Beler of Eye Kettleby, Sheriff of Lincolnshire
(and members of the Bellairs family have claimed that this is the effigy of Sir Roger Beller but that theory seems to have been disproved)
On the death of Sir William, his sister Cecily brought Wakebridge to Sir John de la Pole, their second son Ralph inheriting this estate, the eldest son Peter www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/HNR5w8 settling at Radbourne
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+++NB Some sources say William died without issue, others that he was the father of Alice (either way both lines seem to have inherited parts of Crich)
+++ "Licence for ten marks which William de Wakebrugge will pay to the King for the alienation in mortmain by the same William of 4 messuages, 3 cottages, a toft, 7 bovates of land and 16 shillings rent in Cruche [Crich], Whetecrofte, Holeways, Alveleie and La Lee by Dethek, and 40 shillings rent from lands in Hassop, Harstone, Wakebrugge, Tannesleie and Tyversalt, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service in the church of Cruche as he shall ordain, for the good estate of him, Alice beler & Roger Beler +++ (her son) and Margaret his wife; William de Balydene; Henry de Codyington and Margery his wife, and Robert de Chestrefield, for their souls when they are dead, as well as for the souls of Nicholas de Wakebrugge and Juliana his wife; Peter de Wakebrugge and Joan his wife, and John Wakebrugge, Robert, Nicholas and Peter, sons, and Maud, Joan and Margaret de Wakebrugge, daughters of the same Peter; William Cosyn and Eleanor his wife, and Alice and Cecily, daughters of the same William; Roger Beler and Thomas his son, and Katherine and Agnes his daughters; Thomas de Mumpeler, and all children, ancestors and heirs of the first name William - ten marks paid in the hanaper: Derbyshire".
Sir William de Wakebridge built a chapel at his manor house
at Wakebridge, garnished with an " orgayne and other costly
devises." An inventory of the goods of this chapel, as given in the Crich Chartulary, dated 1368 :
"Memorandum de ornamentis capelle de Wakebrugge. In primis j haire, Et ij alterclothez cum frontellis bonis, Et j tapeta ad pendeudum ante altare, Et ij peria de Ridel* cum apparat', Et ij vestimenta festivales, Et j vestimeiitum feriale, Et j calix, Et j missale, Et alind missale vetus, Et j portiforium, Etj psalterium, Et iij coporalia cum cases, Et j tabula depicta, Et j portiforium
quo dominus utitur, Et j mauuale de usu Lincolnie."
* The Eidels (Fr. rideaux) were the curtains which fenced in the back and sides of the altar.
The " use " or ritual of Lincoln seems to have generally prevailed in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield. There were five distinct uses in England York, Lincoln, Hereford, Bangor, and Salisbury. That of Lincoln prevailed also in many parts of
Scotland. The Sarum use was prescribed for the whole province of Canterbury in 1541, hence arose the general adoption of red for altar cloths, as red was the ordinary
colour of the Salisbury rite. www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/j-charles-john-charles-cox...
- Church of St Mary, Crich Derbyshire
Picture with thanks - copyright Michael Garlick CCL www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6993788
After losing two caps, actually three if you want to count the time that I lost this one, I finally decided to do something about it.
This teenager wears civilian garb and a red livery jacket with the white ragged staff badge. In his cap is another ragged staff badge probably cast in lead. In his hand is a leather spacer used to hold longbow arrows apart in transit and stop the flights from damaging each other. Essentially this functioned like a 'clip' of rifle bullets. Similar spacers were found in the wreck of the Mary Rose.
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Back in the summer of 2019 I celebrated my 65th birthday with a visit to Kirby Muxloe Castle, Bosworth battlefield, Warwick Castle, Stratford and Tewkesbury battlefield.
The Warwick portion of the visit was especially important as I am a member of the Lance and Longbow Society and a keen Wars of the Roses wargamer. Warwick Castle now belongs to Madame Tussaud's. Part of the historic castle has been presented as it would have appeared when it was the main home of Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick, who was known to history as 'Warwick the Kingmaker' due to his pivotal role in getting Edward IV crowned - as the alternate crowned monarch - and then in returning Edward's rival, Henry VI, to the throne when Warwick's over-reaching ambitions were thwarted by his protege Edward.
The life-sized figures presented by Tussauds date from around 1461 to 1471 - pivotal years in Warwick's life. He tried to be the power behind the throne (any throne) but was killed at Barnet in 1471, probably while running for his horse to escape the losing battle in the fog.
One daughter married the feckless George, Duke of Clarence while the other married Henry VI's son Edward, Prince of Wales and then married the future Richard III. Richard's son was therefore half Neville but the child died in childhood. Had the child survived then Warwick's ambition - to get Neville blood on to the throne itself - would have succeeded.
Retainer Walls - TJM Property Maintenance has wide range of concrete retaining wall blocks. Retaining Walls is consider as a fences for protect your land promises.
This was the residence of the chief retainer of the house of Doi that ruled the Koga domain. The Takami family held the hereditary position of chief retainer. The house dates back to 1633 and was built with extra wood that wasn’t used for the construction of Koga Castle’s 3rd floor. The most famous chief retainer of the Doi clan was Takami Senseki (1785-1758) who also served as respected advisor to the Tokugawa shogunate as an advisor on all things “western”. A student of Dutch studies, Senseki was instrumental in creating modern maps of Japan and engaging in the diplomatic negotiations with the western powers in the waning days of the Shogunate. Senseki was fond of corresponding in Dutch and even signed his letters under the pen name Jan Hendrik Daper. An extensive collection of his work is on display at the Koga City History Museum.
Koga City, in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, has a history that dates back to ancient Jomon times and was even mentioned in the Man’yōshu anthology of poems that was compiled in the AD 800s. During the Muromachi period, Koga became the base for the Kantō branch of Ashikaga under the leadership of Shigeuji, who led a rebellion against the Ashikaga shogunate.
During the Edo period (1603-1868), the fief of Koga was ruled by many hereditary daimyo whose families had pledged loyalty to Tokugawa Ieyasu prior to the battle of Sekigahara in 1600. The families that ruled Koga included the Ogasawara, various branches of the Matsudaira, Okudaira, Nagai, Honda and Doi. Perhaps Doi Toshikatsu, who became tairō (chief elder of the council of elders - rōjū) during the reign of Shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu, was the most famous ruler of Koga.
Another famous ruler of Koga was Doi Toshitsura (1789-1848), who is sometimes called the “The Snow Lord”. Apart from being a key advisor to the Tokugawa shogunate, he was the first person in Japan to seriously study the designs of snowflakes. He illustrated his findings in a book Sekka Zusetsu (Pictorial Illustrations of Snowflakes) and some of the patterns became popular for clothing and decorative purposes.
Today, there is nothing left of the Edo period Koga castle, but numerous old temples, shrines, samurai and farmer homes remain. Unfortunately, many of these buildings suffered damage during the magnitude 9.0 earthquake that struck northeastern Japan on March 11, 2011 and repairs were ongoing when I visited.
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I woke up at 7:45, grabbed my bag and was about to park at Austins house when I realized I didnt have my glasses, so I went back home for them and then back to Austins. We loaded up Austins guitar gear and went to the park and ride to meet One For The Angels at 8:30. Zoe(not the one I gave dreads to) and some other people were there, so Brooke and I talked with Zoe while we waited for OFTA. Someone called them, and apparently Zach had just woken up and hadnt picked up everone at the church yet.
So we waited for him to pick up everyone and then he was finally there. Matt and his friend rode with us. We were late cus of Zach, so we didnt get to the venue until 11:30ish instead of 10am. We were supposed to play 2nd or 3rd, but other bands were late so they made us go first. They barely gave us time to tune and adjust our levels. You couldnt hear the vocals, and we were rushed so we didnt do a good job. Then after 2 songs, they cut our set and told us we could only play one more. So we didnt even get to play our good songs. It was embarrassing.
Brooke and I were playing frisbee with some guys from OFTA but we were really bad so they made us watch xD So then we went to a shopping center for a few hours since it was an all day concert. We went to Starbucks, Gamestop, Barnes and Noble, a toy story, Radio Shack, I forget where else. We decided it is time for Confessions From Statues to end. At least until we practice more and get more songs so we dont have another horrible set. Then we went back to the venue and hung out for forever.
The other bands were good, but there was this one skanky scene chick that hooked up with a few guys and was showing her boobs for cigarettes. I tried to take a few naps but I could never fall asleep. We watched One For The Angels, In Alcatraz 1962, and Motionless in White. They were all super good!
Right before Motionless In White, I realized that the van battery was dead. So after the show we got a jump from OFTA and then left. We stopped at a Taco Bell in Frederick around 1am and then we went to the park and ride. And then guess what? Zach was late AGAIN. So we waited there for over an hour. At this point, I had to wake up in 3 hours for work sunday. So Jesse, Matt and his friend(I forget his name) said to just leave them there and go home. So I dropped Austin at home, went home and slept for a few hours before work.