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THAT CHARACTER HAS AUTHOR! |
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In 1027 the Council of Elne prohibited hostilities between knights & others any time on this day of the week |
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A bassoon is an example of an instrument with a double one of these; a saxophone, a single one |
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She & Daniel Craig play a married couple in "Dream House" & took their work home with them, marrying secretly in 2011 |
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Dating to c. 1650 B.C., the Rhind Papyrus, a scroll from this civilization, put the value of pi at about 3.16 |
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Jenny Garp, one of the title character's kids |
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A celebration of the Eucharist |
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The increasing idealization of women by knights developed out of cult devoted to this biblical woman |
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A type of dulcimer that is the state instrument of Kentucky is named for these mountains |
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Evan Rachel Wood played Sophie-Anne, the vampire queen of Louisiana, on this biting series |
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In 1949 this acronymical computer found pi to more than 2,000 digits; modern ones have passed 2 quadrillion |
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Major Major Major Major, a major character |
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It's distilled to make rum |
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In 1202 Albert, this Latvian city's bishop, organized the Brothers of the Sword to convert pagans |
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Appropriately, the song "Back In The U.S.S.R." mentions this Russian instrument |
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She plays Rachel Berry, who uses every opportunity to propel herself to stardom on "Glee" |
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R.I.P. Ludolph van Ceulen, who calculated pi to 35 places & had the digits engraved on his this in 1610 |
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Paul Atreides, who has a rough go of it on Arrakis (the original author, please) |
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A multi-colored light cotton fabric named for an Indian seaport |
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The name of these identifying designs comes from their use on the surcoat worn over a knight's armor |
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She hosts an eponymous show on MSNBC |
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Eureka! around 250 B.C., this sage of Syracuse estimated pi at around 22/7 |
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Jurgis Rudkus, a worker in the Chicago stockyards |
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This Greek word refers to one underlying system of beliefs of a social group |
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For some reason, a 3D Legend of Zelda game is subtitled this instrument "of Time" |
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This Aussie actress went American to play Sarah Walker on "Brothers and Sisters" |
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Johann Lambert wasn't delusional in 1761 when he showed that pi is one of these numbers |
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Quentin Compson, a suicidal Harvard student |
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10-letter word meaning having an unpleasant smell |
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