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Inside the Duchy of Cornwall
Episode 1 | ABC
Take a trip to landlord Prince Charles' 'model village' for a surprisingly entertaining look at town planning, sustainability and the monarchy.
Classification: Parental Guidance
Further Back in Time for Dinner
Season 1 | Episode 4 | ABC
As the Great Depression bites, jobs are lost, food is scarce and offal is back on the menu in the Ferrones' household in the 1930s.
50:07 | Civics and citizenship
The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty
Critique the influence of a media magnate in politics, and shifting standards in journalism, through the history of the Murdoch family.
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5:42 | History
Sydney Jewish Museum captures holocaust survivors' stories
For years the Sydney Jewish Museum has shared the stories of holocaust survivors. Now the museum is using cutting edge technology to preserve their stories and artefacts by recording them and using them in 3D interactive displays.
The Last Journey of the Vikings
Season 1 | Episode 2 | SBS
With the help of their longboats, the Scandinavian Vikings have now started sailing more and more often to Francia, where they pillage monasteries and villages along the coasts. But the very first raids, in the end of the eighth century, actually fail. Why is this, and how do the Vikings react to it?
1:19:50 | Modern history
America: Our Defining Hours
Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself | Episode 3 | The History Channel
As the 20th century continues, America faces perhaps its most daunting challenges yet. The 1930s brings the greatest economic crisis in its history; FDR offers the troubled nation a New Deal, but there are clouds on the horizon; Pearl Harbor is a lightning bolt to the American soul, and in command of the allied invasion, General Dwight D Eisenhower; the US elects its youngest commander-in-chief, 46-year-old John F Kennedy; and on a bridge over the Alabama river, Martin Luther King's fight for equal rights will face its fiercest test. Then, on a bright September morning in 2001, America faces a new crisis: sudden, overwhelming and deadly.
Secrets of Britain's Great Cathedrals
The West | Season 2 | Episode 2 | Foxtel Arts
Dominating the landscape for centuries, ancient cathedrals and abbeys reflect Britain's turbulent history through their architectural grandeur - stories of its kings and queens, and the religious and social changes brought about by the English Reformation, as well as many other tales of intrigue, love, faith, and conviction. This series explores 22 cathedrals and abbeys found throughout England and Wales, featuring interviews with historians and experts, and breathtaking 4K footage captured by drones filming their legendary facades and soaring interior spaces. Never before has a television series brought together such a great number of ancient cathedrals and abbeys under one unified storyline.
Ku Klux Klan: An American Story
Birth of an Invisible Empire | Episode 1 | The History Channel
KKK: Three letters that instantly conjure images of hooded processions, public lynchings, and churches in flames. These shocking scenes summon up the darkest chapters of American history.
Classification: Mature Accompanied (15+)
Adam Liaw | Season 7 | Episode 10 | ABC TV
Malaysian-born Adam Liaw grew up in the hills of Adelaide. He takes Julia, in the universally under-appreciated 1989 Volvo 240, to his old family home. The memories rush back as they tour the house and meet Adam's father.
World's Biggest Murder Trial: Nuremberg
Seventy-five years ago, the biggest murder trial in history began in Nuremberg, Germany. Twenty-one Nazi leaders appeared in court charged with crimes that caused the death of millions of innocent people during World War II. This bold documentary recounts the dramatic story of the Nuremberg Trials. Meticulously crafted using over a thousand archive clips, including digitised film footage from the courtroom, and without voice-over or any interviews in vision, this is a truly cinematic, immersive and impactful record of the most important trial in history - an event that not only represented the birth of human rights, and shaped international law forever, but serves as a stark reminder of the brutal consequences of oppression, division, and hate.
47:15 | Modern history
WWII's Great Escapes: The Freedom Trails
Rossano | Season 1 | Episode 3 | SBS
Monty travels to Rossano in Northern Italy, a gathering point for escaped POWs after the Italian armistice and the start of the Operation Galia exfiltration. His journey takes him over precipitous ridges of the Marble Mountains and through the formidable Gothic Line, following the route the SAS took after their successful mission.
The Pyrenees | Season 1 | Episode 4 | SBS
Monty treks one of the toughest and most famous trails out of Nazi occupied France, taking him through the valleys and passes of the Pyrenees mountain range and into Spain. His route was part of an escape network that began in Paris and would have been fraught with danger - from German soldiers, the Vichy police, local informers, and the mountains themselves. We also meet Bob Frost, who, aged just 19, made the treacherous crossing, and hear remarkable stories of bravery and defiance from the local people, who used their knowledge of the mountains to lead thousands like Bob to safety.
Shane Gould | Season 7 | Episode 9 | ABC
Shane Gould is one-of-a-kind: a superstar swimmer who turned her back on the pool at the peak of her career in search of a simpler life. Shane and Julia revisit her school and the Margaret River home she escaped to.
Rise of the Nazis
Politics | Season 1 | Episode 1 | SBS
This episode takes us into the corridors of power where Germany's top political mastermind sees an opportunity to use the sudden popularity of the Nazis for his own ends. This sets off a chain of miscalculations, backroom deals and power grabs that will propel Hitler from the fringes of political activism into the heart of government.
1:44:30 | History
On April 15, 1989, 96 people died and hundreds were injured at Hillsborough Stadium. See the tragedy through the eyes of those there that day, many speaking for the first time.
In the late eighth century, the Vikings started to appear along the coasts of Europe. With their long boats, adorned with dragon heads and loaded with well-equipped warriors, the Vikings soon became infamous for their swift and brutal raids. Initially, they mainly targeted monasteries, pillaging them for gold and silver. The monks, whose only weapon was their Christian faith, were easy prey and would seldom be spared the wrath of the Vikings. Over the years, the Viking strategy changed, because they were not only brutal warriors but also skilled diplomats, not afraid to mix with those in power who wanted to create a new Europe.
Birth of Freedom | Episode 2 | The History Channel
America is forged in the fires of adversity. These stories chart the challenges that helped shape a nation. In the mid-1800s, America faces its darkest hour yet. Abraham Lincoln is elected President of a US on the brink of Civil War; the nation that emerges now creates great wealth - but not for everyone; Teddy Roosevelt steps forward, bringing fierce leadership on behalf of the working man - his aim: to hold the nation together.
The North | Season 2 | Episode 1 | Foxtel Arts
Dominating the landscape for centuries, ancient cathedrals and abbeys reflect Britain's turbulent history through their architectural grandeur - stories of its kings and queens and the religious and social changes brought about by the English Reformation, as well as many other tales of intrigue, love, faith and conviction. This series explores 22 cathedrals and abbeys found throughout England and Wales, featuring interviews with historians and experts, and breathtaking 4K footage captured by drones filming their legendary facades and soaring interior spaces. Never before has a television series brought together such a great number of ancient cathedrals and abbeys under one unified storyline.
Profile of the communist dictator believed to be responsible for the murders of 2 million Cambodians in the mid-1970s.
Discovering Britain
Ribble Valley | Season 1 | Episode 6 | The History Channel
Maureen Lipman, Larry Lamb and Michael Buerk travel Britain exploring the nation's enduring fascination with heritage, history and tradition. In this programme, they discover how the growing popularity of rare breeds and heritage varieties is having a direct impact on maintaining our vibrant craft and culinary traditions. Amidst the rolling hills of Lancashire's Ribble Valley - the inspiration for Tolkein's Middle Earth in Lord of the Rings - Larry discovers the secrets of drystone walling and finds out how our meadows are under threat. In Northcote Manor's walled kitchen garden, Maureen learns about heritage vegetables and Lancashire hotpot. In Yorkshire, actor Don Warrington shares his passion for 18th-century art and design at Harewood House. And Michael Buerk visits the chalk streams of Hampshire.
History Uncovered
Hitler, A Military Genius? | Episode 1 | The History Channel
In the catalogue of common beliefs about World War II, the idea that Hitler was a military genius has endured. He is believed to have conquered and subjected to his authority nearly all of Continental Europe. However, this is, in fact, a myth.


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Jack Donald Miller, 82, of Covington, PA passed away September 23, 2020 after a brief illness. Jack was born September 5, 1938 in Somerville, NJ to Albina and Raymond Miller. He was a member of the Bernards High Class of 1956. He joined the U.S. Air Force in 1956 and was honorably discharged in 1960. After serving in the Air Force, he was employed by New Jersey Power & Light (JCP&L) as a lineman. He also worked for the Borough of Far Hills as a special police officer from the 1960's through the 1990's. He finished his career with the Franklin Township, Somerset County, NJ school district as a school resource officer. He enjoyed fast pitch softball, the outdoors, fishing, and golfing. He was also a mason with the Condon-Overlook Lodge #163. Jack is survived by his son, Glenn (Lacey), daughter, Amy Fitzpatrick, brother Raymond (Karen), nieces Christine and Stephanie, and brother Allen (Mary Lou). Jack had a large extended family of aunts, uncles, and cousins. He was especially close with his cousin Buster and wife Linda. Funeral Services will be held at Gallaway & Crane Funeral Home, 101 S. Finley Ave, Basking Ridge, NJ on Wednesday, September 30, 2020 at 12:15 pm and officiated by Father Jay of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Bernardsville. Visitation will be from 10 AM to 12 PM prior to the funeral service. Burial will immediately follow at Somerset Hills Cemetery at the family plot In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory may be made to Heartworks, 19 Morristown Road, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920
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I have a sweet little treat for everyone today! A free pattern you can download and whip up in (almost) no time at all.
I love gifting these little buckets so I thought you might too! I wrote this pattern for anyone cranking out holiday goodies: you can make three at a time from one quilted fat quarter. Or if you're like me, and you save every little quilted scrap, you can use any already quilted pieces you have. I sure do love turning a bit of practice quilting into something useful!
While I've had my pattern for a set of three Quilted Nesting Buckets for a couple of years, this small-buckets-only version came about because over time I've noticed I have given away all the small buckets from the nested sets I've made! I've given them filled with candied nuts, with my homemade granola, with chocolates, with craft supplies, with socks, with flower bulbs...any other ideas? They're an easy way to both wrap a gift and give a useful handmade container.
If you're ready to jump in, grab a fat quarter and quilt it. Hey....I wouldn't be seducing you into practicing your free-motion quilting would I? Bwahahaha, yes, I would. Free-motion teachers are like that. Sneeeeeeaky.
You can find the FREE Little Quilted Buckets pattern on my Craftsy page. Please make sure you pick the pattern that says "free" and not the one that says "$5" unless you want the pattern that has three sizes of buckets.
So that's my holiday gift to you, my vibrant and crafty readers! May your holidays, and your buckets, be full and lovely.
Thank you. I hope to try some of those!
I learned free motion quilting by making these a few years ago! I use my buckets to collect selvedges. Now I have lots of Christmas gift ideas running through my head! Thanks!
Love your buckets, made with those adorable quilted bits!!! Thank you for putting the pattern up as a gift.
Thank you Christina ~ you are so generous! And, what a sweet video ~ got you right in my sewing room!
These are wonderful! I will be making some up this weekend along with some bento bags I am making for the holidays. Thank you so much!
Thanks, I downloaded the pattern. I love small projects to practice FMQ.
Thank you! The little buckets are great.
Thank you....just in time for me to make and fill to finish my Christmas gift list.
What an adorable container! It's so nice of you to share this with everyone. Thank you very much!
Wow I love it. I am so glad I watched the video as Imlove the way you attached the cuff. Thanks.
I have most of your patterns/classes & love them! This is a good spin on the little thread buckets I've made and I love the idea of showing others that they can make something wonderful from their practise pieces too. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for the free tutorial and for creating a good use for those practice sandwiches!
Thanks a lot! I will definitely sew some this Christmas, I have learned a lot from you.
Hi and thank you for this gift. But, it wants to charge me the $5.00 - craftsy says your code is not good on this item. Maybe it's me, but you might want to check that out.
Thanks for the pattern for your adorable buckets, watched the video and now am ready to use some of my orphan blocks.
Thank you Christina! These will make sweet gifts for the holidays.
I love this method. There's no need for a turning hole! Thank you!
Thanks so much for the sweet pattern, Christina! Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Hi Elissa, sorry you didn't see the free one. It's on there! There is also a $5 pattern for the three-sizes of buckets. Just choose the one that says "free". Happy stitching!
These look like the perfect gift!
The Snarky Quilter sent me here. Your buckets are wonderful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much, Christina, for the tutorial! I love the way mine turned out. I call it a memory fabric bucket since I used a practice quilt sandwich.
New project for me for 2018! Thanks, love it. Want to make them for my shelves for mittens, hats, gaiters. Might even make some for my potted plants! Thanks again for great directions.
I'm just now setting up a new sewing space for myself which will be always out in plain sight, so I want beautiful things to display and still be functional. You just showed me what they will be! Baskets large and small will house my works in progress! My Bernina is going to get a workout! I understand about cold Portland, too - we left there 15 years ago for Florida, and this January are experiencing below freezing weather! At least it isn't raining! Living there was hard on a southern girl! Portland's, and Oregon's, beauty made it worthwhile for 3 months out of the year.
I love this pattern. thank you for posting it. Ho do you choose your fabrics or do they choose you?
Had so much fun making the little fabric buckets. I ended up making 5 for myself. I am now teaching my granddaughter to sew and we will be making these buckets tomorrow.
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Burcon Reports Fiscal 2022 First Quarter Results
Burcon NutraScience Corp. (BU)
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Aug 16, 2021 (Newsfile Corp via COMTEX) -- Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - August 16, 2021) - Burcon NutraScience Corporation /zigman2/quotes/208841603/delayed CA:BU -2.16% /zigman2/quotes/208144736/composite BRCN -1.77% ("Burcon or the "Company"), a global technology leader in the development of clean-label, plant-based proteins for foods and beverages, reported results for the fiscal first quarter ended June 30, 2021.
Operational highlights for the first quarter ended June 30, 2021:
During the quarter, Burcon:
recorded its first royalty revenues from Merit Foods;
was approved for a dual listing on the NASDAQ stock exchange, with its shares now trading on The NASDAQ Capital Market as well as the Toronto Stock Exchange;
continued to advance discussions and negotiations with a number of potential partners on opportunities to commercialize Burcon's innovative plant-based protein technologies through one or more joint ventures and/or collaboration agreements;
continued to work with a third-party engineering firm to identify and build-out a suitable location in Winnipeg for a new and expanded innovation centre; and
received two U.S. patents covering the company's novel process for the extraction and purification of pea and canola protein ingredients and the pea proteins produced therefrom. The company's IP portfolio now consists of 296 issued patents in various countries, with 73 in the U.S., as well as more than 210 active patent applications, including 34 in the U.S.
During the quarter, Merit Foods:
completed the first end-to-end production runs of its novel lineup of Puratein® canola proteins at its just completed protein production facility, making it the first and only commercial-scale facility in the world capable of producing food-grade protein from canola, the world's second-largest oilseed crop;
began to fulfill commercial sales orders of its pea and canola protein ingredients; and
received a second co-investment from Protein Industries Canada, providing funds to develop new plant-based food and nutrition products using Merit's pea and canola protein ingredients
Subsequent to the quarter-end:
Burcon announced the appointment of Jeanne McCaherty to its board of directors on July 8, 2021.
Management Commentary
"Burcon's fiscal 2022 first quarter got off to a great start with Merit Functional Foods achieving the first commercial "end-to-end" production runs of its novel lineup of Puratein® canola protein ingredients," said Johann F. Tergesen, Burcon's president and chief executive officer, "Merit's recently completed state-of-the-art protein production facility can now produce commercial quantities of both pea and canola protein, to meet the demand of food and beverage manufacturers for clean-label, plant-based protein ingredients that offer superior taste, texture and purity. Merit began to fulfill commercial sales orders for its best-in-class pea and canola protein ingredients during the quarter. This significant achievement marks yet another milestone in Burcon's development as Merit is now the world's first and only supplier of novel canola protein ingredients for the global food and beverage ingredient market. Burcon team members have assisted Merit in the ongoing process of optimizing the new production facility, as Merit strives to ramp up production and customer sales. We believe Merit's introduction of canola protein is timely and that canola has the potential to become a major source of plant-based protein for food formulators and consumers alike."
"During the quarter, Merit also received a second co-investment from Protein Industries Canada as part of a product innovation research project that will see Merit's pea and canola protein ingredients formulated into food, beverage and lifestyle nutrition product applications. Led by Merit Foods, this project includes three outstanding Canadian consumer product companies: Daiya Foods, TWC Nutrition and Grand River Foods. This project has a total investment of $7.9 million with Protein Industries Canada providing half of the total investment into the project."
"Burcon announced that its shares began trading on The Nasdaq Capital Market, effective May 25, 2021. Our dual listing marks yet another milestone achievement for Burcon that can help build long-term shareholder value through increased awareness and improved trading liquidity."
"We continued to work with a third-party engineering firm during the quarter to assist us in planning and designing a new and expanded technology and innovation center. We are investigating options to replace Burcon's existing Winnipeg Technical Centre with an expanded innovation centre, complete with analytical and functional labs, and with expanded commercial production capabilities that would shorten Burcon's time-to-market for its new protein technologies. The new innovation centre would provide Burcon with additional R&D bandwidth to pursue new partnering and research collaboration opportunities in the future."
"As part of our ongoing efforts to protect our valuable intellectual property, we received a U.S. patent covering our unique and proprietary process for canola protein production and another U.S. patent covering our pea protein process. Our IP portfolio now consists of 296 issued patents of which, 117 cover our novel processes, composition of and applications for our canola protein ingredients."
"Subsequent to quarter-end, we announced that Jeanne McCaherty has joined our board of directors. Ms. McCaherty brings extensive senior management experience and deep knowledge of the global food ingredients industry to the Burcon board."
Financial Results (in Canadian dollars)
Net loss totaled $3.2 million or $0.03 per basic and diluted share for the first quarter of fiscal 2022, with more than one-half of the loss attributed to Burcon's share of Merit's loss. This compares to a net loss of $1.4 million or $0.01 per basic and diluted share in the same year-ago quarter.
Merit began fulfilling commercial sales orders of pea and canola protein products this quarter, and Burcon recorded its first royalty revenue of $18,000 from Merit. Merit recorded sales revenues of $1.2 million during the quarter, representing sales of pea and canola protein products, as well as sales of commodity items and by-products.
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Q: Add custom URL to WordPress Header I need to add custom urls to header. I edited Header.php and added this code:
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EDIT: Here is header.php code
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Ok here is code od header.php. I added custom URLs but they are not displayed on website.

A: You have placed the anchor tag for URL1 and URL2 in
if ( !get_header_image() )
which means it would show both the URLs only when there is no header image and if this is correct try placing the code inside
<?php if ( get_header_image() != '' ) : ?>
and also you are using the wrong form of the url you are using
URL1
but rather try using complete url which is
URL1

A: whats not working? does clicking link give 404?
if 404, then, as suggested, change href to a valid uri.
anything added to header.php will show on frontend, so only your href uri can be the issue, as far as the info you have provided for us goes.
Good Luck :)

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Q: Parsing powerpoint into one Image per slide I would like to convert a powerpoint presentation into a series of images. One per slide specifically so they can be uploaded as an image gallery to a blog.  Does anyone know of any libraries that can convert a .ppt into images.  Any language is fine as long as it can run on a *nix server, so no C# or .Net dependent libraries.

A: Even if one existed, and I would guess one does, it can't address animations in a meaningful way.  I see more and more ppt presentations making good use of animations to get their points across.  Many of these animations will overlap one another.  How could such a slide be turned into a single image?  How would you prioritize which animated image segments should overlap the others?  You may want to keep an eye on this thread: Converting ppt to png using Apache poi
This might get you a solution via php How to work with powerpoint in php?
This might work with python: https://stackoverflow.com/q/4995877/657003
This is a good discussion of the problem you face: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2008/02/19.html


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David Rittenberg (November 11, 1906 – January 24, 1970) was an American biochemist who pioneered the isotopic tagging of molecules. He was born and died in New York, and spent almost the whole of his life there. He obtained his B.S. in 1929 from the City College of New York, and his Ph.D. in 1935 at Columbia University under the supervision of Harold Urey.

Research on isotopes as tracers

Rittenberg's doctoral work concerned thermodynamic properties of molecules containing 2H (deuterium), and he built his career principally on work with isotopes.

His introduction of the use of 2H as a tracer to follow the fate of various different compounds in human metabolism changed the prevailing scientific theory, from a static, "wear and tear" view of metabolic processes, to a dynamic theory in which there is constant and rapid buildup and degradation of body constituents.

In their Biographical Memoir David Shemin and Ronald Bentley described the approach in these terms:
 The metabolites containing 2H had properties essentially indistinguishable from their natural analogs by the methods commonly used. Nevertheless, the presence of the isotope made it possible to trace their metabolic fate. Thus, if a 2H-containing compound, B, was isolated after feeding the 2H-labeled compound, A, to an animal, the metabolic conversion A → B was established. Prophetically, these authors noted that "the number of possible applications of this method appears to be almost unlimited." Subsequent developments have shown that they were true prophets.

From 1935 onwards Schoenheimer and Rittenberg published a long series of papers in the Journal of Biological Chemistry on the general topic of 2H as an indicator in the study of intermediary metabolism, starting with a general introduction to the topic, and continuing to 1938 with a study of hydrogen in amino acids.

From 1939 onwards Schoenheimer and Rittenberg continued on the same road with a further long series of papers in the Journal of Biological Chemistry on protein metabolism, starting by describing some general considerations.

Weizmann Institute

Although Rittenberg remained throughout his career at Columbia University, he also participated in the early years of the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, Israel, first as a member of the Planning Board and later as a member of the Board of Governors. He was a made an honorary fellow of the institute in 1967. Later he joined the Advisory Board of the Hadassah Medical School in Jerusalem.

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1906 births
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Black Swordsman armor upgrade?
Thread starter Ahmetal
Start date June 4, 2019
Ahmetal
God hand help us
I'm curious about the upgraded outfit that Guts appears with in the beginning of The Black Swordsman, Once More, when he meets Jill. The gear on his torso has been changed and armor was added to his legs. The last time we saw Guts before this little upgrade, he was leaving casca behind and Godot's cave at the end of He Who Hunts Dragons. Actually, I realize after he leaves Godot's cave for the first time he proceeds to encounter the snake baron as seen in the start of the manga. So technically, I believe the last time he's seen before receiving the particular armor change is after defeating the Count.
I've been trying to search the forum because I think this was covered before. If I remember correctly it's just assumed that Guts made another visit to Godot's cave sometime between the battle with the Count and meeting Jill. Or am I missing something that explains it explicitly?
TheWillOfT
The armor he has during lost children definitely did not get upgraded by Godot himself as it is stated by Erica that they didn't see Guts since 2 years (Episode 129). It is not really stated in the manga from where he got the extra protection from, but it does not also really matter. Generally it makes sense that he went for more protection after what happened during the count fight.
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Ahmetal said:
I believe the last time he's seen before receiving the particular armor change is after defeating the Count.
The breastplate Guts wears in the Black Swordsman arc is lost during his encounter with the God Hand, when Femto smashes him on a wall. He loses the pauldrons shortly before that, when the Count sends him flying into a pillar. When the arc ends, he has no armor anymore, which explains why he had to get a new one.
It's not a safe assumption that he visited Godot. We don't know where he got the armor from; it's never explained.
TheWillOfT said:
it is stated by Erica that they didn't see Guts since 2 years (Episode 129).
It's Rickert who says so.
Aazealh said:
That's right! Of course.... he had clearly walked away without it. And before that the Count, in apostle form struck Guts into a wall, knocking off one shoulder guard with the strike and the other one when he hit the wall. Thanks for the reminder of that factor, explaining the need for the new set of armor.
Thanks for this, I thought it was never explained but I was beating myself up trying to figure it out, thinking that I missed something.
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Hi again - another question regarding armor here. I've noticed in the art book there is a version of armor similar to the one we don't know the source of that he had acquired sometime prior to meeting Jill. In the art book it looks like He still has the first version of the repeating crossbow. However his shoulder armor has spikes on the top plate and a total of four plates with with the top one being biggest. The breastplate just has a buckle across it and nothing for holding throwing knives. The knees have guards but they look unique. I believe his cape is also held together with something different. I'm sure there are plenty of other variations to this armor.
My question is, has it been seen elsewhere? Are there any other sources besides the artbook? Or is there an explanation for the armor that I'm missing, be it story related, or just fun for the art book
Hi again - another question regarding armor here. I've noticed in the art book there is a version of armor similar to the one we don't know the source of that he had acquired sometime prior to meeting Jill. In the art book it looks like He still has the first version of the repeating crossbow.
He gets the new crossbow from Rickert in volume 17, along with a new armor.
Not in the manga, although it shows up in several illustrations. Notice that the scenes depicted are also not from the manga. I just take them for what they are: cool illustrations. You're free to make of them what you want, including to imagine some unseen adventures of Guts as the Black Swordsman.
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According to the Global Gender Gap Report of 2013, Iceland came in first place in the gender gap index, meaning that Iceland is the country with the smallest gap between men and women. Pandeia's Svanlaug Arnadottir speaks to an Icelandic student about being a woman in the world's most gender-equal country.
Recent research has shown that Iceland is a role-model in terms of gender equality. In research for the Global Gender Gap Report of 2013, 136 nations were investigated, and measured on gender equality in economics, education, health and politics.
Despite the financial crisis with heavy cut-backs in Iceland's healthcare and educational system, the results show that Iceland is doing well on gender issues. It is the fifth year in a row that Iceland has come in first place. But how is it to live in a country ranked with the highest equality in the world? How does it affect students?
Pandeia had a talk with Hrefna Jónsdóttir, a second year student in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Iceland, with a Bachelor in Physical Geography.
Do you experience inequality in your education?
No, not at all, I didn't in my geography education and neither in engineering. Right now we are the first year in a long time in Environmental Engineering with more girls than boys, it's great!
Do you think you have the same opportunities as your fellow male students after graduation?
Yes, if not even better because many engineering firms want as much gender equality as possible and at this point, there are more men working in engineering firms than women.
Were you surprised to find out that Iceland has the greatest gender equality in the world?
No, not at all. Gender equality is a very important discussion topic here, and therefore we are very aware of it.
Jónsdóttir says she does not notice much difference in media coverage on men and women but has noticed that media coverage in general is more about men than women.
Despite being a leading nation in gender equality, media coverage about women is only 28 per cent according to the Global Media Monitoring Project, which is lower than in other Nordic countries where the ratio is between 30-33 per cent.
40 per cent of Icelandic news is considered to strengthen gender stereotypes and only 13 per cent is considered to challenge stereotypes. In Internet coverage women rank a little higher; producing 36 per cent of the news while they are the topic of 23 per cent. Only four per cent of the online news seems to challenge gender stereotypes and 42 per cent strengthens them.
Despite Iceland's leading position, gender gaps have not been erased in the media. After the financial crisis different voices are being heard throughout society on the effect on gender issues. Some say women are worse off in society facing unemployment as cut-backs seem to affect professions that have more female workers than men – such as teachers and nurses. Other voices say that the crisis finally gave women a way 'in' – especially within the business sector where female voices are finally being heard. Values such as caution became more appreciated than risk-taking behavior and many women have gained higher positions and more responsibility through those changes.


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Wednesday trading saw the US's largest stock index plunge by well over 700 points amid the escalating US-China trade spat, along with the geopolitical conflict... 14.08.2019, Sputnik International
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© AP Photo / Richard DrewA screen above the trading floor shows an intraday number for the Dow Jones industrial average, at the New York Stock Exchange, Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2019. Stocks are falling sharply after the bond market threw up another warning flag on the economy.
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Wednesday trading saw the US's largest stock index plunge by well over 700 points amid the escalating US-China trade spat, along with the geopolitical conflict in the Persian Gulf, the Hong Kong protests and the UK's looming exit from the European Union.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank by 731 points on Wednesday, shedding 2.78 percent of its total value as of shortly after 2pm EST, with the S&P 500 Index taking a similar hit, dropping 80 points, or 2.74 percent, and the Nasdaq losing 237 points, or 2.96 percent.
All three indexes showed a decline after short and long-dated yields for US Treasury bills inverted for the first time in over a decade, with analysts taking the inversion as a potential sign of an imminent recession.
"The markets are really worried now. Germany and the UK will almost certainly go into recession in the next quarter and the US bond yield curve inversion is a strong indication that the US could follow suit next year," Yannis Koutsomitis, a Belgium-based political and economic analyst, said.
Dow slips nearly 700 points https://t.co/Gl6cUESYK0 pic.twitter.com/U3HWKrm6bl
— Bloomberg (@business) 14 августа 2019 г.
"But also the data from China are not looking good, with industrial production hitting a multi-year low," the analyst added. According to Koutsomitis, the Dow's drop may be confirmation that the Trump administration had "shot itself in the foot" with its trade war with China, with other factors, including the conflict brewing in the Persian Gulf, the protests in Hong Kong, and the UK's coming exit from the European Union, also playing a role.
Earlier Wednesday, new figures from Germany's Federal Statistics Office showed second quarter growth falling by 0.1 percent, with total 2019 growth projected at just 0.5 percent, down from 1.5 percent in 2018. Last week, the British Chamber of Commerce in Germany, a UK-German business association, warned that a no-deal Brexit come October would wreak havoc on both countries' economies, and plunge Germany into a full-fledged recession by the fourth quarter.
German banking rout deepens after dismal growth numbers w/ Commerzbank at fresh lows. pic.twitter.com/loH798zyFR
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) 14 августа 2019 г.
Recession Concerns 'Overdone'
Dr. Thorsten Polleit, chief economist of Degussa and an investment advisor, suggested that concerns "about a global recession" over Wednesday's stocks plung "are most likely overdone."
According to Polleit, investors may have "become spooked" by the inverted yield curve for the 10 year and 2 year bonds, given that "in the past," this type of thing "often preceded a recession."
"However, this time may well be different for two reasons. First, bond yields in general have become highly distorted by central banks' market interference. As a result, movements of the yield curve should have lost pretty much any predictive power. Second, monetary policies have become increasingly obsessed with the idea of pushing interest rates into negative territory – and the long-end of the US Treasury market seems to be responding to the forthcoming 'new monetary policy regime'," the economist explained.
"One thing is pretty certain, though," Polleit stressed. "Central banks are about to debase the purchasing power of the currencies by making yields negative in real terms in the coming year. By doing so they presumably hope to reduce the economies' debt burdens, in particular providing financial relief for ailing governments and banks in particular –while telling the general public that such a policy would be good for the economy."
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Overall, US Indexes Still Way, Way Up
Michael R. Englund, chief economist at Action Economics, a California-based financial services company, similarly suggested that Wednesday's drop in the markets was nothing to be concerned about, saying the "risk on"/"risk off" oscillations seen today "appear to have little correlation with economic activity and prospects."
"Note that, overall, US stock indexes have risen dramatically over this expansion, and over the last three years in particular, despite the recent downswing. And, nearly all US consumer confidence surveys show near-record highs, despite earlier all-time highs for some measures in late-2018," the economist explained.
According to Englund, although the market has expressed uncertainty regarding the US-China trade war, Hong Kong and Brexit, "US macro data keep showing persistent growth, and weekly and monthly labour market measures show that jobs continue to grow and the labour market continues to tighten."
"The expansion has proven quite long, and longevity alone may suggest a recession over the coming year or two, but I wouldn't take daily stock market swings as providing much insight on the timing," Englund stressed.
© AP Photo / Susan WalshPresident Donald Trump, left, holds a meeting with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, right, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019
President Donald Trump, left, holds a meeting with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, right, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019
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At the same time, Derek Scissors, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), opined that the stock market's importance to the American economy is overrated.
"Of course, we have had a very long expansion and a 2020 recession is quite possible as part of a normal business cycle."
Wednesday's stock slump hit despite President Trump's announcement earlier this week that he would be delaying the introduction of new 10 percent tariffs on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports into the US, saying he didn't want to hurt US shoppers ahead of the Christmas holidays. Previously, Trump had promised to slap the tariffs on Chinese goods effective September 1. Instead, tariffs will now be slapped on items including certain toys, cell phones, laptops and videogames starting December 15.
The US-China trade war began in 2018, when the US slapped tariffs on some $50 billion in Chinese goods, and escalated since then into a multi-trillion dollar trade conflict. Trump and his economic advisors have maintained that the US can "win" its trade war with Beijing.


(Cannon Beach, Oregon) - If one cliff in the Cannon Beach area could talk, it would have incredible stories to tell. Indeed, its stories would go back millions of years.
Most visitors to the coast never see this esoteric chunk of cliff, and yet possibly thousands visit each day to the overlooks just above it: a scenic highpoint for just about everyone passing by called Silver Point, on the north Oregon coast – the big famous pull over spot just south of Cannon Beach.
Down below, it's an interesting hidden beach, and a popular place with many local surfers. The smallish sea stack here has a big sea cave carved out by the ocean, and a reef here does odd things to the waves, creating a spot where the breakers will move north to south (instead of coming in towards the beach), looking like some mysterious creature darting back and forth in the water.
The cliffs are a curious sight, with a multitude of layers that are varied shades of gray, and it very much looks like these are grooves carved into the rock by some gargantuan geologic force.
The truth is a complex story that highlights some of the wildest factoids about the coast, from the fact this place used to be under the sea, to the startling volcanic action that seared through this area millions of years ago and created things we now know and love, like Cannon Beach's famous Haystack Rock.
First, know that the beach you're walking on, and the vantage point above that's so popular, used to be part of the bottom of the sea. The layers you see are then part of a series of heavy water flows that would shoot across this seabed.
Tom Horning, a geologist from Seaside who regularly pokes around the north coast, said Silver Point is primarily mudstone, but with sediments of interbedded turbidte making up those layers.
In other words, these layers and all those sediments formed a kind of concrete.
Below Silver Point is also typefied by a lot of debris from the cliff and boulders. The cliff is still eroding, sometimes with sizable rockslides.
A lot of other stuff is mixed in these layers as well.
There was a point, apparently more than 60 million years ago, when the Oregon coast didn't really exist as we know it. The coastline itself was a good 75 miles away, closer to what is now the I-5 corridor and places like Silverton. The drifting of the continents brought the coastline to its present state. But even as recently as ten million years ago, this whole area rose and sank and rose again several times, oscillating between being the seabed and being at sea level.
There were plenty of times in pre-history much of the coast was even farther out west than it is now, but so much has eroded over the eons.
Most know Silver Point from this point of view.
There is sizable evidence that the Ice Age some 10,000 years ago lowered sea levels in this area considerably, so that the beaches may have been a few miles farther west than they are now.
Somewhere around 45 million years ago or so, a series of enormous lava flows plodded their way across prehistoric Oregon (some awesome evidence of this is solidified in the rocks of Silver Falls State Park). These lava flows eventually reached the sea, and helped create big landmarks like Tillamook Rock, Neahkahnie Mountain, Cape Meares and Yaquina Head around Newport. These massive lava flows inched along slowly, but sometimes as high as 30 feet in some spots, destroying forests and anything else in their path.
Perhaps one of their most curious actions was something called "re-eruptions," which formed the famed Haystack Rock, as well as Twin Rocks in Rockaway Beach. These lava flows were so powerful they would push their way down and down through soft sediment even under the ocean – in the seabed. They would then re-erupt on the ocean floor, creating those sea stacks we know.
Haystack Rock was formed by "re-eruptions"
Meanwhile, these curious layers seen at Silver Point are being formed again on the sea floor off the Oregon coast right now, maybe creating another curiosity for some beach tourist millions of years from now.


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