Has anyone had these professors and/or these classes. If so how hard are they. Thanks

Kaiserreich Beta 0.17 - ‘Springtime for Kaiser’

Hey everyone! Our next update here, it's not a big one but is rather a huge compilation of bug fixes and some smaller changes. We hope you enjoy it all the same! Now stop memeing, the pretty words are here.

• The KR4 team

Changes

Notable Additions

• The unit limit formula has been fully reworked - it now uses the country’s total population as a base, and then further modifies that value based on the country’s industrialisation relative to its population. The upper caps have been completely removed.

• Removed the militia unit - militias are now represented by infantry division templates with low combat width.

• Restored the resource gain from infrastructure, but at a rate of 5% instead of the vanilla 10%.

• Syndicalist-aligned Social Democrats have been removed. All such paths have been reviewed and moved to full RadSoc or full SocDem.

• Expanded the interactions of the Austrian Military Occupation path with Germany, Poland and the Belgrade Pact - The Brotherhood of Slavs as a faction no longer exists, and its previous members now join the Belgrade Pact instead, calling them into the war against Austria. If Austria loses this war, it then seeks formal integration into the German Empire.

• The Union of Britain’s Republican Army and their high command are no longer a ragtag group of screamy militias.

• Overhauled the Indian portraits and rosters.

• Added support for additional font colours and characters for decisions and tooltips.

• Ongoing rebalancing and speed-up work in the Spanish Civil War, which is now set up to end in 1939 or before in most runs. The Spanish Civil War will now always occur, unless bypassed in Game Rules.

New Focus Trees

• Assyria

• Shanghai

Reworked/Expanded Focus Trees

• Austria - updated military tree

• Denmark - new BM and military trees

• Dutch East Indies - updated military tree

• Ethiopia - minor tweaks to the German-aligned branch

• German East Asia - updated military tree

• Netherlands - partial revamp

• Nordic Federation - revamp

• Norway - minor tweaks

• Siam - minor tweaks

• Sweden - minor tweaks

• Union of Britain - reorganisation and new military tree

• Uruguay - revamp

New Events

• Argentina

• Austria

• Ethiopia

• Romania

• Uruguay

• Shanghai/Legation Cities

• Qing Government

• Shanxi

• Siam

New Decisions

• Austria

• Nordic Federation

• Romania

• Siam

• Uruguay

• Qing Government

New Custom Country Paths

• Bulgaria

I’m curious how you’d choose to spell these names with multiple spellings and how close we’ll all be to agreeing.

Lindsay/Lindsey/Lyndsey/Lindsy

John/Jon

Sara/Sarah

Sophia/Sofia

Danica/Danikah

Katie/Katy/Kati/Caty/Catie

Alan/Allan/Allen

Emily/Emilie/Emilee

Erin/Arin/Aaryn

Conner/Connor/Conor

Jessie/Jessy/Jessi/Jesse

Ann/Anne

Zoey/Zoe/Zoie/Zooey

Jeffrey/Geoffrey

Corey/Cory/Kori/Kory/Cori/Corrie

Aaron/Aron

Brittany/Brittney/Britney/Brittani

Amy/Aimee

Deborah/Debra

Brian/Bryan

Kristie/Kristy/Krystie/Christy/Christie

Catherine/Katherine/Kathryn/Katharine/Catharine

Haley/Hayley/Hailey/Haleigh

Nicole/Nikole/Nichole/Nickole

Megan/Meghan/Meagan/Meaghan

Jasmine/Jasmin/Jazmin/Jazmine/Jazmyn/Jasmyn

Lewis/Louis

Duane/Dwane

Brendan/Brenden/Brendon

Erica/Erika/Ericka/Erikah

Nicholas/Nicolas/Nikolas

Shawn/Sean/Shaun

Lucas/Lukas

Freddy/Freddie

Kristen/Kristin

Lauren/Loren/Lauryn/Loryn

Caitlin/Kaitlin/Caitlyn/Kaitlyn/Catelin/Catelyn/Caitlynn/Kaitlynn/Katelin/Katelyn/Katelinn/Katelynn

Jen/Jenn

Jackson/Jaxon/Jaxson

Alison/Allison/Alyson/Allyson

Jamie/Jaime/Jaimie/Jaymie/Jaimee

Kaleigh/Kayleigh/Caley/Kaley/Cayleigh/Kaylee/Kaylie/Kailey

Steven/Stephen

Derek/Derrick

Jaden/Jayden/Jaiden

Michelle/Michele

Kelly/Kelley/Kellie/Kelli

Micaela/Mikayla/Makayla/Michaela/Mikaela/McKayla

Ashley/Ashleigh/Ashlee/Ashly

Jonathan/Johnathan/Jonathon

Eric/Erik

Mark/Marc

Isabel/Isabelle/Isobel/Izabelle

Mackenzie/McKenzie/Makenzie/Makensie

Elizabeth/Elisabeth

Rachel/Rachael

Stewart/Stuart

Charlie/Charli/Charlee/Charley

Tom/Thom

Maddie/Maddy/Maddi/Madi

Abby/Abbey/Abbi/Abbie/Abi/Aby

Zack/Zach/Zac/Zak

Hillary/Hilary

Aiden/Aidan/Ayden

Riley/Reilly/Rylee/Ryleigh

Good afternoon all. I have been re-reading the Historia Regum Britanniae (1966 Penguin Classics edition) and was wondering if the folks on this sub have any thoughts on the text.

Geoffrey was obviously writing well after the pagan era in Britain but his book, and for his own contemporary political reasons. However, he explicitly discusses paganism among the pre-Roman (and post-Roman) Celtic peoples in ways which it is tempting to think may be remnants of older folklore traditions.

The most interesting part I found on this read is in "Before the Romans came" and is a section on the life of king Bladud (son of Rud Hud Hudibras). Geoffrey recounts two incidents of pagan relevance: a talking eagle who spoke prophetically during the construction of the "fortress of Paladur" (modern Shaftesbury in Dorset). Bladud is also said to have founded the city of Bath, (aka the Roman Aquae Sulis) in the name of Minerva (Sulis to the Britons). The ash of incense burners apparently turned to stone at the baths, which seems a strangely incidental kind of magic to record and makes me think it might reflect a pre-Goffarian legendary tradition. The editor of this edition, Lewis Thorpe, also suggests that there is a link to a separate legendary tradition of Bladud being healed of leprosy by the baths.

Does anyone on this sub have any suggestion of other surviving Celtic traditions of talking eagles or legends connected with King Bladud? Much of Geoffrey's writing in this chapter is about succession and politics so to have two pagan "miracles" mentioned within one character's lifetime seems interesting from a Celtic recon perspective.

More generally I would be interested to hear members' thoughts on Geoffrey's relevance (or lack thereof) to Celtic reconstruction given that much of the source material for the practice is medieval in origin.

I hope this post is relevant to this sub, please let me know if not. I am mainly a contributor on the eclectic pagan and Hellenism subs. As you can tell from my username I am a fan of Geoffrey's work in its own right!

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Q: Alright, let's get straight to the point. What is Infinite Frontier?

A: Infinite Frontier is the name of the DC event that will kick off the next era of DC Universe titles that beginning in March 2021. It's not a continuity reboot like The New 52 nor will every title be renumbered a la DC Rebirth, but the idea is similar in that it's a fresh start for the DC Universe, with many titles getting brand new creative teams, making this a very ideal jump-in point. The creatives in this line comprise of a mix of A-listers, rising indie talents, and creators who've worked on DC properties in other media.

Chronologically, Infinite Frontier will take place some time after the events of Dark Nights: Death Metal, which resulted in the creation of a multiverse of multiverses where anything can be canon. DC Future State, the two-month long event that takes place in January and February 2021, will offer a sneak peak into a number of possible futures, with many of the same creative teams moving onto their respective Infinite Frontier titles.

The era will kick off on March 2 with DC Infinite Frontier #0, an oversized one-shot led by Joshua Williamson (The Flash, Batman/Superman) with a framing story centered on Wonder Woman (in the wake of Death Metal) and the Spectre. The one-shot will feature snippets of upcoming storylines:

• Prologue, by Joshua Williamson, James Tynion IV, Scott Snyder, John Timms, and Alex Sinclair
• Justice League, by Brian Michael Bendis, David Marquez, and Tamra Bonvillain
• Batman, by James Tynion IV, Jorge Jiménez, and Tomeu Morey
• Wonder Woman, by Becky Cloonan & Michael W. Conrad, Alitha Martinez & Mark Morales, Emilio Lopez
• Wonder Girl, by Joëlle Jones and Jordie Bellaire
• Green Lantern: Alan Scott, by James Tynion IV and Stephen Byrne
• Teen Titans Academy, by Tim Sheridan, Rafa Sandoval & Jordi Tarragona, and Alejandro Sanchez
• Superman, by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Jamal Igle, and Hi-Fi
• Green Arrow & Black Canary, by Joshua Williamson, Alex Maleev, and Jordie Bellaire
• Stargirl, by Geoff Johns, Todd Nauck, and Hi-Fi
• Green Lanterns, by Geof

Rules:

• The goal is to minimize the number of battles. A wild battle you run away from immediately does not have to count.
• No talking to the hiker in the wild area that gives out experience candy (you could talk to him over and over again to gain unlimited exp with no battles)
• No camping (same reason as the last rule)
• No interacting with other games
• No item menu in battle

I've done a bunch of minimum battles challenges. Sword/Shield was the first one I did, but I did it with items in battle, which makes things a lot easier. I wanted to try again without.

Since the first three gyms are Grass, Water, and Fire, your starter is going to have a bad matchup. You technically get a Toxel on route 5, but it's slow, frail, and it comes at level 1, so it's not that helpful, and so your starter is going to have to handle the bad matchup alone.

In my minimum battles challenge, I choose Grookey to postpone the bad matchup as long as possible (also since I allowed items in battle I could catch the pokemon from Kabu's gym challenge to help). However, without items in battle, I don't see a way for Thwackey and Toxel to defeat Bede 2 at the level you'd be at.

I looked to the other starters. Raboot at first glance didn't seem to have anything for Bede 2, but I could see Drizzile doing it. I didn't know how Drizzile could get past Milo, but I was going figure it out hopefully. However, last second I hate a change of heart and looked at Raboot again, and I decided to go for that instead.

I'll list all the battles below and comment on the ones I have comments for.

Start-Milo

1 - Hop 1 (Postwick)
2 - ??? (Slumbering Weald)
3 - Youngster Jake (Route 2)
4 - Youngster Benjamin (Route 2)

5 - Hop 2 (Route 2) - This is the first battle I had to think about, but it's not that hard. I bought an Oran Berry from Wedgehurst for this. Scorbunny is actually better than Grookey here because it's not weak to Peck and has a special move it can switch to after being Growled at. Shouldn't be too big a problem.

I then spent far too long in the wild area collecting watts, berries, and other items. I bought the TR for Blaze Kick which should be good enough for a while.

6 - Team Yell Grunt 1 (Motostoke)
7 - Team Yell Grunt 2 (Motostoke)
8 - Team Yell Grunt 3+4 (Motostoke)
9 - Hop 3 (Motostoke)
10 - Schoolboy Peter (Route 3)

11 - Worker Sandra (Galar Mine 1) - This battle is my first loss. I got cocky. After Peter I

The following characters had never been killed onscreen, or were never presumably or possibly killed.

• Chad Hansen
• Philly Colin
• Harold Ronson
• Kev Portly
• Stump Blump
• Ryan Goldman
• Jonas Noogan
• Captain Roland Canterbury
• Carlos Burdt
• Str8 Shoota
• Captain Geoffrey Custard
• John Farn
• John Grits
• Jon Sascachawean
• Johm Barley
• Jen Bruhn
• Hubert Brown
• Felix White
• Vladimir VonBraun
• Chuck Sammids
• Juno Grumptert
• Dane Slojd
• Steve Stevens
• Hendrix
• Pete Sound
• Gary Gray
• Sally Cue
• Burt Slim
• Tom Hardly
• Captain Ed Roberts
• Matthew Flexer
• Michael Bends
• Shawn Sean
• Jimmothy Pug
• Timothy Lewis
• Jack Sheen
• James Lancelot
• General Galeforce (The Only Popular character to never die at all)
• Wilson Stone (Dies in the D.E.B Fail)
• Abigail Stone
• Timmy Stone
• Larry Gordon
• Kert Steel
• Mortdecai Booker
• Ellie Rose (The Most popular character to be here, however she dies in multiple fails)
• Sten Lundgren
• Perry Sherman
• Carlos Candela
• Elizabeth Greene
• Lars Greene
• Jeremy Steinfield
• Geoff Constanza
• Alice Hamilton
• Sarah Connifers
• Waxwell Gex
• Pendell Toad (Him, Sarah and Waxwell don't look like they're stationed in the Dogobogo Jungle so they wouldn't be killed in T4L)
• Elmer Paizano
• Marcus Blåberd
• Dr. Vinschpinsilstien
• Matteo Gurtchev (You can see his tank in PP)
• Bob Pants
• Paul Penn (Like the JB Government, I don't think they participated in the Toppat Raid to be stationed in the Dogobogo Jungle so it's unlikely they were killed in T4L)
• Ivan Petroteva
• Nacy Popo
• Natascha Tadin
• Travis DeGroot
• Hank Stockman
• Hayden Brock
• Ellias Bahtchin
• Phantom

If there's anything I noticed, It's that most of Red Mesa and the CCC Agents we see are here, and the only CCC agent we don't see here is Kyle Baxter (The CCC's inn to the Wall; He might have been killed in the prison riot.)

However, there are a few fails where they die:

• As stated before, Wilson dies in the D.E.B fail and Ellie dies in Multiple fails.
• Everyone in Lawyered up is Killed in the CCC Nuke fail in JPE, as the entire city is destroyed.
• Hank and Hayden are killed in ANOTHER Nuke fail in T4L.
• Everyone else is killed in the Moon fail in T4L.

Breaking the Bank

1. Henry Stickmin - Coloradoan (I headcanon he lives in Denver)
2. Chad Hansen - Illinoisian (his reference was born in Chicago)
3. Philly Colin - English (his reference was born in Middlesex)
4. Ted McAdams - Californian
5. Winston Davis - North Carolinan

Escaping the Prison (38 bios)

1. Rupert Price - English (comfirmed in the developer commentary)
2. Dave Panpa - Mapuche
3. Harold Ronson - Coloradoan
4. Blade "Knifeman" McGee - Wisconsinite (Jeffrey Dahmer was born there)
5. Kev Portly - North Dakotan
6. Stump Blump - Wisconsinite
7. Ryan Goldman - Rhode Islander
8. Carlos Burdt - Cuban
9. Str8 Shoota - Floridan
10. Jen Bruhn - New Hampshirite
11. John Farn - New Yorker
12. John Grits - Wyomingian
13. Jon Sascachawean - Canadian (Saskatchewanian)
14. Johm Barley - Washingtonian
15. Captain Geoffrey Custard - Ohioan (his reference was born in New Rumley)
16. Jonas Noogan - Nevadan
17. Captain Roland Canterbury - English
18. [Unknown] Hendrix - Connecticuter
19. Pete Sound - Delawarian
20. Sally Cue - Illinoisian
21. Gary Gray - Missourian
22. Ungus Bungus - Mogollon (an ancient culture in what was now New Mexico)
23. Felix White - Japanese (Phoenix Wright is presumed Japanese)
24. Hubert Brown - New Mexican
25. Vladimir VonBraun - German
26. Chuck Sammids - Iowan
27. Juno Grumptert - North Dakotan
28. Dane Slojd - Swedish
29. Steve Stevens - Californian
30. Burt Slim - Tennessean
31. Tom Hardly - English (his reference was born in London)
32. Captain Ed Roberts - Missourian
33. Jimmothy Pug - Indianan
34. Michael Bends - West Virginian
35. Shawn Sean - Iowan
36. Mathew Flexer - Coloradoan

Stealing the Diamond (27 bios)

1. Mayor Gene Fredrickson - English
2. Jeff Stickley - New Hampshirite
3. Jacob Rose - Hawaiian
4. Cliff Knux - New Mexican
5. Konrad Conners - Floridan
6. Billy Barnes - Marylander
7. Zach Knut - Ohioan
8. Himbert Schült - Luxembourgish
9. Billy Clud - Mississippian
10. Sam Turner - Vermonter
11. Richard Wilkins - English
12. Todd Slimmonds - Tennesseer
13. Johnny Panzer - German
14. Jack Sheen - Virginian
15. Samuel Mundy - Australian
16. James Lancelot - English
17. Kurt Dietrich - German Swiss
18. Joseph Jo - New Mexican
19. Timothy Lewis - Coloradoan
20. Alexander Garb - New Hampshirite
21. Tony Franz - Italian
22. Clyde Jenkins - Oklahoman
23. Corporal Bill Bullet - Kentuckian

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The funeral director was asking us what we think Mum should wear in her casket.

Mum always loved to wear sarongs (fabric wraps that go around the torso and drape downward a bit like a long skirt would), so my uncle suggested that she wear a sarong in there.

The funeral director looked a bit confused, as did some of our family members, to which my uncle added:

"What's sarong with that?"

I started laughing like an idiot. He was proud of it too. The funeral director was rather shocked. We assured her, and our more proper relatives, that Mum would've absolutely loved the joke (which is very true).

His delivery was perfect. I'll never forget the risk he took. We sometimes recall the moment as a way help cushion the blows of the grieving process.

--Edit-- I appreciate the condolences. I'm doing well and the worst is behind me and my family. But thanks :)

--Edit-- Massive thanks for all the awards and kind words. And the puns! Love 'em.

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3461. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine (Vol.1 & Vol.2), 20th Edition: Dennis L. Kasper & Anthony S. Fauci & Stephen L. Hauser & Dan L. Longo

3462. An Introduction to Language, 11th Edition: Victoria Fromkin & Robert Rodman & Nina Hyams

3463. Milady Standard Esthetics: Fundamentals, 11th Edition: Milady

3464. Public Administration: Partnerships in Public Service, 5th Edition: William C. Johnson

3465. McCarthy's Introduction to Health Care Delivery: A Primer for Pharmacists, 6th Edition: Kimberly S. Plake & Kenneth W. Schafermeyer & Robert L. McCarthy

3466. Torres' Patient Care in Imaging Technology, 9th Edition: Andrea Dutton & TerriAnn Ryan

3467. The Human Past: World History & the Development of Human Societies, 4th Edition: Chris Scarre

3468. Introduction to Polymers, 3rd Edition: Robert J. Young & Peter A. Lovell

3469. Crowley's An Introduction to Human Disease: Pathology and Pathophysiology Correlations, 10th Edition: Emily Reisner & Howard Reisner

3470. ManageFirst: Hospitality and Restaurant Management, 2nd Edition: National Restaurant Association

3471. Leadership in Nursing Practice: Changing the Landscape of Health Care, 3rd Edition: Daniel Weberg & Kara Mangold & Tim Porter-O'Grady & Kathy Malloch

3472. Automotive Engineering Fundamentals, 0th Edition: Richard Stone & Jeffrey K. Ball

3473. Business Statistics, 3rd Edition: Norean D. Sharpe & Richard D. De Veaux & Paul F. Velleman

3474. Essentials of Systems Analysis and Design, Global 6th Edition: Joseph S. Valacich & Joey F. George & Jeff Hoffer

3475. The Ventilator Book, 2nd Edition: William Owens MD

3476. Introduction to Security, 9th Edition: Robert Fischer Ph.D. & Edward Halibozek & David Walters

3477. Art of Mesopotamia, 1st Edition: Zainab Bahrani

3478. Analysis for Financial Management, 12th Edition: Robert C. Higgins

3479. Heat and Mass Transfer: Fundamentals and App