-Was there famous centers of productions through out Eurasia-Africa(which will henceforth be known as the "Old World") similar to Milanese plate armor or Toledo/Damascus Steel?

As a matter of geographical area I would like if all of the Old World was considered. Responses from the advent of the chainmail to its fall out of use are very much welcome concerning the Sahel, the Steppes, East Asia, India and the Middle East.

EDIT: Edited for spelling and typos.

https://www.heritagedaily.com/2020/03/fine-tuning-radiocarbon-dating-could-rewrite-ancient-events/126597?fbclid=IwAR1S8VgT-OTunE7p380pzmFm0t6DI8ONcTW1PSnh0p3d6uLxIAuDn3gdTHU

"The study also addresses a debate over the date of a massive volcanic eruption on Santorini. This much-studied event is dated around 1500 B.C. by archaeologists but earlier – 1630 to 1600 B.C. – by scientists. Manning said the new findings rule out the date of 1500 B.C., but may also modify the science. A 1630-1600 B.C. date remains possible, but a later date in the range 1600-1550 B.C. now becomes plausible, and even works better with existing archaeological and historical records, including writings from Egypt."

I read the middle earth books in publication order first. I am now going to start my second read through of all the books. I was thinking about using www.chronology.org to read all Tolkiens works on middle earth (Silm, Unfinished, FotR, TT, RotK, tCoH) in exact chronology order. It breaks down all these books into about 180 sections you have to jump between but puts them all in order. Has anyone done this? Is it worth it and do you gain anything from it? If not is there a suggested order for rereading?

I've been reading this Wikipedia article and it appears to say that the Middle Chronology is the most popular but I have a few modern books that use the Short Chronology. What are the differences and why do some academics choose one over the other?

Tale of Years-LOTR Appendix B.

I've read up on what happens to the main characters from the Lord of the Rings after the events of the trilogy, i.e. the death of Aragorn and Legolas sailing off to the undying lands with Gimli etc., but what is the last significant event concerning Middle Earth's timeline that Tolkien details?

Good or bad, I think this device is really overused, and it smacks of film-makers or studios not liking their own beginning to the story enough to think that audiences would pay attention if it weren't for some more 'exciting' scene to start the film. I just started watching 1900 (Novecento) [I'm half an hour in, no spoilers please!] and was a bit disappointed to see the exact same thing done, when I think the intro from the chronological start (Alfredo and Olmo being born) would have worked just fine. It makes me think the studio wanted to put De Niro and Sutherland as quickly on the screen as possible, but maybe the reasoning for starting on Liberation Day will make sense later.

An example where this device is used well is Once Upon a Time in America (I watched this yesterday), where a lot doesn't make sense in the first half-hour of the movie, but one knows that Noodles's three compadres meet a sticky end in 1933, so you live through their friendship knowing and fearing the tragedy that is to befall them. It helps that the entire film is told out of chronological order, so starting at that particular point doesn't feel so arbitrary.

But a worse example is The Blind Side, which starts with a scene of a lawyer talking to Michael Oher about his "odd situation", which makes it seem like he's suspected of a crime like murder. When the scene is revisited nearly two hours later, it turns out she wants to know if >!his parents affected his decision of which college to pick, which is disappointing, and shows that the first scene was quite misleading.!< It also didn't need to be there, since the story is interesting enough from the very start not to need that arbitrarily chosen scene to begin the movie.

I see this kind of scene done a lot in TV as well. I especially remember the second episode of Agents of SHIELD starts with a plane explosion that is only revisited later in the episode, almost a "keep watching the episode, you won't want to miss this!" promising action later, rather than actually keep the show interesting outside of the action.

Do you think this movie device is overused? Do you think it's mainly good or mainly bad? On the whole I'm not a fan of it, as you watch a confusing scene where you don't know who the characters are before going back and finding out who they are, and it's a cheap illogical way to put one of the better scenes of the movie near the front. But there are exceptions to the rule.

Edit: I finished 1900 and the intro d

I’ve got the world’s best job (and it’s all thanks to Reddit): I’m a professional cheap flight finder.

Five years ago, Reddit helped take Scott’s Cheap Flights from a hobby to a side-hustle to a job to now a start-up with 40 people and growing.

(If you're curious you can check out Scott's Cheap Flights here, but zero pressure. Honestly!)

To say thanks, once a year or so I like to pop in and spend the day talking cheap flights and answering all your questions, travel or otherwise. And also to celebrate Redditor’s success stories getting cheap flights, including:

• u/Dhawk777’s Denver-Tokyo flight for $214 roundtrip
• u/gforcewinds13’s (or at least their coworker’s) Raleigh-Tokyo flight $330 roundtrip
• u/DStudge23’s Charlotte-Tokyo flight for $225 roundtrip
• u/kateoclock’s Switzerland flights for sub-$300 roundtrip
• u/RunRyanRun3's Atlanta-Amsterdam flights for $400 roundtrip

(If you’ve been able to book a cheap flight recently give a shout in the comment section—I wanna celebrate with you!)

And now, after years of being asked “what’s your secret to finding cheap flights?” I finally got my shit together and compiled everything I know into a book out next week, Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World.

One of my goals in this book was to cut through the BS misconceptions that get parroted elsewhere as cheap flight advice, like “clear your cook

I've made my first fan edit. Added all deleted scene from all 6 movies.

This is my first fan edit

I've worked on some colors adjustment

Chronological order

Deleted all opens and credits ending

total time: 19H

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vZJyymGmdeMnBWyNwmLuvwdFgxpGWd9o/view?usp=sharing

Photos preview https://imgur.com/a/PNTzT9M

I have never taught thematically, as the schools I have worked at the last 8 years have had social studies taught chronologically. It was decided that we are breaking the next school year into 6 units based on GRAPES, though not exactly in that order. So, the first unit would focus primarily on Geography and we'd explore a host of civilizations through the lens of geography. The next unit would focus in on Religion, and so on. In short, my grade covers from prehistory through river civilizations and all the way up to the end of the Middle Ages. Does anyone have any resources they could recommend based on this GRAPES breakdown? Is anyone aware of any other school/district doing themes like this? Any advice is welcome.

I made this originally here as several comments in Re:Zero's last episode discussion. It was requested that I make it into a post for better visibility, and to make it easier for people interested to save this.

The Story so Far - A Summary

This is a summary to help you understand what's going on and shine light on things that are easy to miss. I'll start with an easy to understand chronological timeline showcasing the most important events we know of so far and explaining in-place the misunderstood parts if any, then a couple interesting things you might have missed, some misconceptions, common wrong translations, and lastly a succinct explanation of the magic system in the Re:Zero world. Spoiler-free if you've finished S2 and the 2 OVAs.

Note: I didn't include plot points that were purposely cut out in S1/S2. The important ones will definitely be rearranged in future seasons.

Note 2: Some events in a categorical year might not be accurately ordered, as we don't really know the exact chronology of all events.

Timeline

• ~400 years ago
  • The Witch of Greed Echidna creates Beatrice, an artificial spirit.
  • The Witch of Gluttony Daphne creates artificial beings known as mabeasts in a naive attempt to eliminate starvation from the world. Out of which, the Three Great Mabeasts are the most dangerous: the White Whale, the Great Rabbit, and the Black Serpent.
  • A sage called Flugel plants the Flugel tree on Lifaus Highway.
  • Roswaal A Mathers is saved by Echidna from a natural process known as Hatsumaki (Magic Release Period) that afflicts powerful magic users. After which he's taken by her as a disciple.
  • Echidna and Roswaal start collecting half-bloods to create a hidden community in the Lost Forest of Clemaldy, attempting to create a sanctuary that will protect her against a mysterious person known as the Warlock of Melancholy Hector.
  • Sanctuary is attacked by Hector before the barrier is complete. By a suggestion from Ryuzu Meyer, Echidna uses Ryuzu's Od as the barrier's core. Ryuzu has elf blood and as such has one of the largest Ods among living beings, making her an ideal sacrifice for powering the barrier.
  • Beatrice is entrusted to protect the forbidden library which contains the accumulated knowledge of Echidna, and is instructed to wait for "that person" if Echidna doesn't come back. Echidna gives 2 imperfect

I run a private campground. We have open camping and host events. Before my family’s land became a campground, it wasn’t much of anything. It wasn’t used for farming or ranching. The trees weren’t harvested for lumber. My family’s income came from other means, though sadly what those were was never passed down. The prior generations had more important information to convey - like how to survive the little girl that weeps outside the window every night. So for the most part, the land existed as a source of resentment for the locals.

The campground was started not just as a source of revenue, but also as a way to mollify the town. After all, people are a lot happier when they know where their next paycheck is coming from.

If you’re new here, you should really start at the beginning and if you’re totally lost, this might help.

I vaguely understood that things were bad prior to the campground. Those old grudges had to come from somewhere, after all. My grandfather certainly created quite a few, but the soil was already fertile for resentment and that had to come from somewhere. I didn’t understand just how bad it really was, though. Our oral family history glossed over that. The town didn’t like us and that was all that was said.

I guess… I’d just projected my own experiences onto that. No friends growing up. Covert glances in the hardware store. Contentious town hall meetings. There was enough resentment that the man with no shadow could exploit it, but things settled down after he was gone. I figured that’s how it’d always been.

My brother found that wasn’t the case. He called me up and told me to read some pages out of Mattias’s journal. He thought they might be helpful with some of the problems I’m currently dealing with. I’ll admit that I haven’t been spending a lot of time with the journal. I’ve already read the earlier entries and there’s not a lot there that I don’t know already. The useful stuff is in the later entries, but those have their own challenges.

Mattias stops writing in chronological order about halfway through. He’ll tell part of something, come back the next day and write about something completely different, and then finish the original story up

Apes, our saga is gettin' juicier than Minute Maid! Who's thirsty?

I hope that you enjoy my educational "AMC Timeline." My goal is to research, compile, maintain, and clearly explain the chronology of events in recent AMC stock history in order to:

1. provide a permanent, sharable point of historical reference for "all things AMC stock";
2. educate new and veteran apes alike on exactly how AMC got to this point;
3. show why/when/how shorts and hedge funds are getting increasingly desperate;
4. prove that all happenings along the way thus far are squarely in apes' favor, slowly contributing to—and virtually guaranteeing—the moon landing;
5. give existing AMC apes the confidence to buy and hodl more AMC bananas;
6. give potential AMC apes the confidence to become first-time investors in AMC bananas . . . and hodl them sumbiches with kung-fu gorilla grip!

Learn, enjoy, and—most importantly—spread the "Word of Grodd" that AMC stock is awesome! Informing and educating new investors is the best way to thank me!

-- AMCGrodd

NOTES:

• If you follow me on Reddit (u/Few_Campaign8623), you'll get an alert every time I post an updated timeline (which is roughly every 2 days).
• If you think that something is missing from the timeline, please send me a message in Reddit. I'll gladly consider the addition and add it, if appropriate. Thank you.
• Apes, whenever you post news, quotes, or data, please do the community—and, by extension, yourself—a massive favor by always including a link to your source. This necessary practice will become increasingly critical as we approach—and find ourselves immersed in—the squeeze. Time that we waste having to search for and verify each other's sources can cost you/us a great deal of money and a lifetime of regret.

DISCLAIMER:

I am not a financial advisor! Nothing in this personal reflection constitutes—or is intended to be—financial advice. I only have 3 teeth. You must always conduct your own due diligence before engaging in any financial activities.

_______________________________________________

1920–2019

1920:

Maurice, Edward, and Barney Dubinsky purchase the Regent Theatre in Kansas City, Mo.

1961:

Stanley Durwood becomes CEO of the company and renames it American Multi-cinema.

1962:

Opens the world's first multiplex,

Alright, so a lot of people on here believe (or are very hopeful) that we are on the brink of at least a light disclosure. As a lurker who is only subscribed to sometimes see a cool pic or two that I then come on and say “Looks like a mylar balloon” and watch as diehard believers lose their shit, I’ve only been able to capture the recent excitement in snippets. And I can hardly force myself to listen to a Joe Rogan podcast. (I wish people would stop trying to reveal big news there).

Anyway, I think I’ve mostly pieced it together although I’m sure there are holes, misunderstandings, or inaccurate chronologies, so please correct or add as you see fit. Here we go (under each numbered point, if you see an “edit” it is a correction made by user responses):

1. Despite the U.S. govt for years denying any interest in the UFO phenomenon, it was revealed in the not too distant past that in fact the U.S. govt has an agency named AATIP (Advanced Aerospace Threat Investigating Program??) that is still actively funded to investigate UFOs.

EDIT: Harry Reid and two other long running and now deceased senators secured the funds for AATIP initially. Reid had been pals with UFO buff Robert Bigelow for some time beforehand and also had an active interest in UFOS. Now Bigelow had contractual dealings with a couple government agencies through his research and development into advanced aeronautics and space flight. In addition he owned a MUFON like company through which the FAA had written instructions for pilots to report UFO sightings to. In summary Bigelow was the de facto UFO guy and link between Reid and AATIP.

EDIT: AATIP was discontinued several years ago, more recently it was replaced by UAPTF.

2. In 2017, Luis Elizondo, through his connection with “Academy to the Stars” (a civilian program investigating UFOs and created by Blink 182 drummer, Robert Deleong) revealed that he is a counter intelligence officer who had worked on AATIP and that while he had entered the program as a skeptic, he has seen clear and blatant evidence that non-human technologies exist and are interested in our military.

EDIT: The Blink 182/civilian UFO investigators name is Tom Delonge, and he was the guitar player and vocalist.

EDIT: AATIP was officially on the books for roughly decade before Elizondo left.

EDIT: Lue Elizondo does not outright claim they are not human. He does say that they likely aren’t ours or another country’s. He mentions quantum physics and beings that might exper

Wow, I am so happy with the response of the last post. Enjoy the pictures and descriptive language of this lovely post. Check out part 1 here.

Some things that came up; I’m not in Xinjiang now, and I’m releasing these in segments because there’s so much to write about. I am happy to talk about all things China related to the best of my ability. So feel free to ask.

https://imgur.com/a/FVR7anG Metro and propaganda

https://imgur.com/a/0Yqyl0M Police compilation

https://imgur.com/a/miJw5HI Grand Bazaar

https://imgur.com/a/tXkkkmv GD goat

https://imgur.com/a/7BRxmwd Bullet hole

This section takes place over two days, and it is more of an observation of street life as opposed to a chronological tale like the first one.

Finding a new Hotel

As mentioned in my last post, this dingy little hole in the wall would only have me for as long as I needed.

Also, I think there was a bullet hole in my window, So I called up the Mercure Hotel and they said I could stay. Perfect. I told the woman at the front desk that I didn’t need the second night and she gave me back half of my fee.

I asked if she could help me call a taxi, and if it was okay to leave so brazenly because there are police outside. She just told me to get a taxi outside like the unhelpful cow she was. I didn’t get to see the neighbourhood because I arrived so late. But it reminded me of my time living in the boonies before moving to Shanghai.

Even when I lived in rural Guangdong, there was a Uyghur that would drive a van of goats to the plaza near where I worked, and butcher it there and then to barbeque the meat. This street was goat meat central.

Piles of goat carcasses in the back of a van. This was a whole street of small-town China with ‘Uyghur characteristics’.

I took the bus to the hotel, admiring the scenery, comparing what’s standard Chinese aesthetic with what makes it uniquely Xinjiang.

The new hotel was in a gated high security area just like the Russian one, but less drunk people stumbling around. It was on top of a hill overlooking a massive market area, mainly selling DIY stuff. It would be easier from now on to tell you what places DON’T have security checks.

I was allowed to stay at this hotel and get my ‘baogao’ later on, at 10pm whe

Hello fellow Tolkien fans!! So I was wondering if anyone has/has read ‘The History of Middle Earth’ books. Hubby is a big LOTR world fan and our anniversary is coming up. Been looking at these for a while so I wanted to hear from you all being fellow Tolkien fans! TIA!

greetings. it's me, your neighborhood dr. joe stan, with a recap of today's "click bait" episode starring our subreddit husband, dr. joe (in bold to distinguish from grocery joe). they kind of jumped around a bit, so some things are out of chronological order. disclaimer: i don't write recaps often.

INTRO

- for the first time in click bait history, one of tayshia's ex-boyfriends will be a guest on the pod. but he probably won't be the last now that she's in NYC and half of her cast lives there.

- natasha asks who zac is closest with from the guys on her season. tayshia says that he has kept in touch with many of them, but it's not like he goes out to dinner with them so she wouldn't call any of them his closest friends. (OP note: i'm assuming she's referring to how often the NYC crew hangs)

- joe asks if zac is close with today's click bait guest.

>TAYSHIA: absolutely. this particular person has actually been in our close quarters quite a couple of times… definitely without me knowing at first. (OP note: apparently joe recently went on a run with a couple of zac's friends & zac's sister follows him, so they must have bonded a lot)

- a wild dr. joe appears!

- joe asks dr. joe if he prefers joe, dr. joe… dr. joe says they can call him whatever they want.

>JOE: well, how about dr. park?

>DR. JOE: joe, i've known you for about 30 seconds now. we're friends. call me joe.

>TAYSHIA: i'm going to call you dr. park because i think that's cute.

>NATASHA: i like dr. joe. so there you go! you've got all of them.

ABOUT DR. JOE

"how long have you lived in NY?"

• dr. joe has lived in NYC for the past 8-9 years, but he grew up in long island. besides the few years he spent in D.C. for college (georgetown), he's spent his whole life in NY.

"how did you learn how to surf?"

• dr. joe lived near the south shore of long island, right by long beach. there are some world-class waves during hurricane season in the fall. when other people are freaking out about an incoming hurricane, he's thinking about how great the waves are going to be.

"what's your type?"

• dr. joe says that he knows this is a cop-out, but he doesn't have a type. he's dated women who are korean, italian, israeli, mexican… he's also dated someone from boston. (OP note: LOL) but the one commonality is that they've all been kind and a little silly.

ANESTHESIOLOGIST LIFE

- joe asks dr. joe how he's doing. **dr. j

Hello,

I was thinking it might be fun to read the entire chronology of Middle Earth again once Beren and Luthien comes out in June. I haven't read any of these books save The Children of Hurin since High School, and College, so I gleamed the following information from Wikipedia, and the various subreddits. I was wondering if anyone had any insight into if I'm missing any major work, or mis-ordering anything. Please also feel free to use this list if it's helpful.

Thanks!

Chronology of Middle Earth Reading List

1. Sil: Ainulindalë
2. Sil: Valaquenta
3. Sil: Of the Beginning of Days
4. Sil: Of Aulë and Yavanna
5. Sil: Of the Coming of the Elves and the Captivity of Melkor
6. Sil: Of Thingol and Melian
7. Sil: Of Eldamar and the Princes of the Eldalië
8. Sil: Of Fëanor and the Unchaining of Melkor
9. Sil: Of the Silmarils and the Unrest of the Noldor
10. Sil: Of the Darkening of Valinor
11. Sil: Of the Flight of the Noldor
12. Sil: Of the Sindar
13. Sil: Of the Sun and Moon and the Hiding of Valinor
14. Sil: Of Men
15. Sil: Of the Return of the Noldor
16. Sil: Of Beleriand and its Realms
17. Sil: Of the Noldor in Beleriand
18. Sil: Of Maeglin
19. Sil: Of the Coming of Men into the West
20. Sil: Of the Ruin of Beleriand and the Fall of Fingolfin
21. Beren and Luthien
22. UT: Lay of Leithian
23. Sil: Of the Fifth Battle: Nirnaeth Arnoediad
24. The Children of Húrin
25. Sil: Of the Ruin of Doriath
26. UT: Of Tuor and his Coming to Gondolin
27. Sil: Of the Voyage of Eärendil and the War of Wrath
28. Sil: Akallabêth
29. Unfinished Tales (the rest of)
30. The Hobbit
31. LOTR: The Ring Sets Out
32. LOTR: The Ring Goes South
33. LOTR: The Treason of Isengard
34. LOTR: The Ring Goes East
35. LOTR: The War of the Ring
36. LOTR: The End of the Third Age
37. LOTR: Appendices
38. Bilbos Last Song

This is an attempt to put together an as-comprehensive-as-possible chronology of the Kristin Smart Investigation. I claim none of this research as my own; I just needed a chronology for my own understanding and figured I'd share. Please give suggestions and corrections in comments or messages to me -- this is truly too much info for one person to get 100% correct so I welcome input.

I will add citations as I finish this up, but all info is culled from multiple re-listenings of YOB, KSBY.com, SLO Tribune, Sheriff Press Releases, and, in the latest happenings, my own observations.

_______________________________________________________________________________________

May 24th, 1996

Afternoon (general)

• Kristin makes final call to parents, with "Good News!" Denise states that they found out after the fact that this call was about a test that had been lost being found, and Kristin's grade improving in a class (Biology? Denise speculates). Stan and Denise miss the call but listen to the message later that night.

Evening, After the phone call (general)

• Kristin gets ready to go out. She is wearing a grey crop-top, black board shorts (that some remembered as being vinyl, but were probably nylon or lycra), and red Puma brand athletic shoes.
• Kristin leaves Muir hall with Margerita Campos, without her key (she had lost it), ID or money. Margerita was her neighbor in the dorm, and she was counting on using Margerita's key to get back into the dorm that night.
• Kristin and Margerita run into two other girls from the dorm and the four of them flag down a guy in a truck and ask him to drive them around to find a party off-campus. Per Margerita, Kristin was really wanting to find a party, while she was more reluctant to go out as she was stressed over a Biology test.
• They stop, shortly thereafter, at a house off of Foothill Blvd in SLO and watch some guys play video games until they decide that this definitely isnt the party they were looking for. They may have had one beer at that party.
• They returned to driving around in the truck looking for a better party, but because it was Memorial Day weekend, there werent many parties. Kristin suggested that the driver leave them at the corner of California and Foothill Blvd so they could keep looking for a party on foot.
• Margerita gets tired of looking for a party, and tells Kristin that she needs to pee and wan

“Right,” I said, raising my voice on deck to make sure I could be heard. There were four of us, me up front and three others lounging around on deck chairs. “What have we got so far?”

“The anchor’s bad,” Cole answered, sitting upright to rub a hand over his shaved head. “I’m not sure I’ll be able to get it up. It’s held out for thirty years and isn’t coming easy.”

“Well we kinda need to get it up,” I replied. “Especially if we’re going to get this baby to a dock.”

“If we need to,” he said, “we can cut it but I’m not sure we’ve got anything that can do the job.”

“I’ll speak to Khasim’s men,” I replied. “How’s the rudder?”

“Looking good,” Gareth answered. “The rudder is good.”

“Anything else?”

“We found a leak,” Charlie said, crossing her boots with a sigh. “Bottom deck is flooded but we can’t be sure why the water level is still.”

“A leak’s bad news,” Gareth groaned.

“It is,” I said, “let’s get down there. Charlie, Cole, you ready for a dive?”

“Aye aye,” they cried. “Already brought the suits up,” Charlie added.

“Sounds good,” I said. “Let’s get going.”

With that Charlie and Cole left. Out of all of us they had the hardest job and from the keen looks in their eye as they made their way below deck, they took it seriously. I nodded approvingly at Gareth as he walked over. He handed me a coffee and we began to carefully pick our way across the open deck where we stood. It looked like it had been a sunbathing area with a nearby bar. Now all that furniture was just broken wreckage left strewn across the floor.

“They’re good guys,” I said. “They’re taking all of this well.”

“It does seem pretty good on paper, doesn’t it?” Gareth said.

We had been hired ahead of any other crew and sent to board the ship on our own. Our job was to have some kind of inventory ready to go the second the buyer’s crew arrived. After that we would organise and manage the repair effort based on our initial reports.

“It does,” I said. “I would say that, except…”

“Nothing about this place feels good?” Gareth asked.

“You have to wonder, don’t you? Looking at all this shit.” I picked up an old handbag that had been lying on the floor. “I know it was a sudden evacuation but I’m not sure the captain went crazy like they say.”

“You think it was something else?” Gareth asked, arching one eyebrow towards me. “This place is creepy but I’ve just been putting it down to nerves.”

“I don’t know.” I shrugged and tossed the handbag to the floor. “It’d help if it was a big story, y’kn

FYI, due to my timeline having surpassed the 40,000-character limit for a Reddit post, I had no choice but to transition the timeline to a Google Doc. Please note that the timeline text that I have pasted below is incomplete (ends at April 14) and the formatting is completely butchered due to various incompatibilities with Google Docs. To view the full, up-to-date, perfectly formatted version of the timeline, please click this Google Docs link:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XbuthWit5VUI1nudNV_SVMK2rPnmsNxFL39crS44ET4/edit?usp=sharing

— AMCGrodd

*** Ultimate AMC Timeline ***

I hope that you enjoy my educational "AMC Timeline." My goal is to research, compile, maintain, and clearly explain the chronology of events in recent AMC stock history in order to:

1. provide a permanent point of historical reference for "all things AMC stock";
2. educate new and veteran apes alike on exactly how AMC got to this point;
3. paint a picture as to why/when/how shorts and hedge funds are getting increasingly desperate;
4. show that all happenings along the way thus far are squarely in apes' favor, slowly contributing to—and virtually guaranteeing—the moon landing;
5. give existing AMC apes the confidence to buy and hodl more AMC bananas;
6. give potential AMC apes the confidence to become first-time investors in AMC bananas . . . and hodl them sumbiches with kung-fu gorilla grip!

Learn, enjoy, and—most importantly—spread the "Word of Grodd." Informing and educating new investors is the best way to thank me!

NOTES:

• If you follow me on Reddit (u/Few_Campaign8623), you'll get an alert every time I post an updated timeline (which is roughly every 2 days).
• If you think that something is missing from the timeline, please send me a message in Reddit. I'll gladly consider the addition and add it, if appropriate. Thank you.

DISCLAIMER:

I am not a financial advisor! Nothing in this personal reflection constitutes—or is intended to be—financial advice. I only have 3 teeth. You must always conduct your own due diligence before engaging in any financial activities.

1920–2016

1920:

Maurice, Edward, and Barney Dub

Apes, our saga is gettin' juicier than Minute Maid! Who's thirsty?

I hope that you enjoy my educational "AMC Timeline." My goal is to research, compile, maintain, and clearly explain the chronology of events in recent AMC stock history in order to:

1. provide a permanent, sharable point of historical reference for "all things AMC stock";
2. educate new and veteran apes alike on exactly how AMC got to this point;
3. show why/when/how shorts and hedge funds are getting increasingly desperate;
4. prove that all happenings along the way thus far are squarely in apes' favor, slowly contributing to—and virtually guaranteeing—the moon landing;
5. give existing AMC apes the confidence to buy and hodl more AMC bananas;
6. give potential AMC apes the confidence to become first-time investors in AMC bananas . . . and hodl them sumbiches with kung-fu gorilla grip!

Learn, enjoy, and—most importantly—spread the "Word of Grodd" that AMC stock is awesome! Informing and educating new investors is the best way to thank me!

-- AMCGrodd

NOTES:

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DISCLAIMER:

I am not a financial advisor! Nothing in this personal reflection constitutes—or is intended to be—financial advice. I only have 3 teeth. You must always conduct your own due diligence before engaging in any financial activities.

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1920–2019

1920:

Maurice, Edward, and Barney Dubinsky purchase the Regent Theatre in Kansas City, Mo.

1961:

Stanley Durwood becomes CEO of the company and renames it American Multi-cinema.

1962:

Opens the world's firs