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2012.01.27 05:14 dziban303 WarshipPorn

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2011.12.20 21:05 tehblister World of Warships: exploding pixel boats

Revenge-class BB when, Wargaming? 👀
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2020.10.27 05:12 Truered11JC RichelieuAzurLane

This subreddit is all about Richelieu from Azur lane.
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2024.05.21 11:46 innosflew The Cardinal Richelieu of the Orbán administration has been lying low for years – now everyone is talking about him again

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2024.05.21 10:24 telex_bot The Cardinal Richelieu of the Orbán administration has been lying low for years – now everyone is talking about him again

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2024.05.21 02:17 aughtandanodyne Which of these should I limit break?

Which of these should I limit break?
Helena and a few purples are also listed.
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2024.05.20 22:11 RLoret French battleship Richelieu maneuvers up the East River, New York, February 1943 [3185x2000]

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2024.05.19 12:14 EXEJAR360 Lousiana fantasy based map i call Richelieu

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2024.05.17 19:45 PaulChomedey Suggestions d'itinéraire pour un overnighter de bikepacking/cyclotourisme autour de Montréal ?

Il annonce beau en fin de semaine, j'ai rien de prévu et je trouverais ça niaiseux de pas sortir de l'ßle pour aller explorer les environs.
J'ai quand mĂȘme une bonne expĂ©rience de bikepacking, donc j'ai fait pas mal d'overnighters autour de MontrĂ©al, autant au nord (p'tit train du Nord, loop de la ForĂȘt Ouareau, corridor aĂ©robique) qu'au sud (en direction de Granby ou Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu).
J'ai pas particuliĂšrement envie de refaire quelque chose que j'ai dĂ©jĂ  fait, alors je suis en quĂȘte d'inspiration pour un nouveau trajet.
(Je stealth camp en tente).
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2024.05.17 11:06 Puzzled_Ad_3072 Bulls team vs beneton

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2024.05.16 08:24 CaporalStrategique Un tir de canon du cuirassé Richelieu signalera désormais midi aux Parisiens depuis le toit du Musée de la Marine

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2024.05.16 03:36 shadowlarx The Three Musketeers (1993)

The Three Musketeers (1993)
Wishing to follow in his father’s footsteps, young swordsman d’Artagnan (Chris O’Donnell) aspires to join the Musketeers, the King of France’s personal guard. Arriving in Paris, he instead learns that the Musketeers have been disbanded by the powerful and corrupt Cardinal Richelieu (Tim Curry) as part of a sinister plot to assassinate the king. He ends up joining forces with the last three Musketeers, Athos (Kiefer Sutherland), Porthos (Oliver Platt) and Aramis (Charlie Sheen), who defy the Cardinal and strive to protect King Louis (Hugh O’Conor) and Queen Anne (Gabrielle Anwar) by intercepting the Cardinal’s spy, Milady de Winter (Rebecca De Mornay).
This is, to this day, my favorite version of this classic tale, largely because of the wonderful cast. Sutherland, Platt and Sheen were a fantastic combo as the titular heroes and O’Donnell plays d’Artagnan with the right amount of youthful energy. Anwar, De Mornay and Julie Delpy as Constance were all absolutely stunning. Michael Wincott was understatedly sinister as the Cardinal’s henchman, Captain Rochefort. And Tim Curry turned in another delightfully brilliant performance as the evil Cardinal. The film had some wonderful one liners and plenty of fun action sequences. This film never gets old, in my opinion.
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2024.05.13 23:34 jrobbio TIL in the 1630s, Cardinal Richelieu grew weary of watching his dinner guests pick their teeth with their table knives, grinded down the end, and invented the modern dinner knife

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2024.05.13 14:23 chongblyat Richelieu prepares to go on a shakedown cruise after an extensive refit (circa 1943, colorized)

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2024.05.12 20:36 HeStoleMyBalloons The Roayl Navy battlecruiser HMS Renown (72) operating in the Indian Ocean, 12 May 1944. Battleship HMS Valiant (02) is in the top right while the French battleship Richelieu is in the top left [5734 × 4256]

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2024.05.12 08:01 chongblyat If Sabaton ever makes a WW2 naval-themed album, I do hope Richie is in one of the songs.

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2024.05.12 05:49 BowlingWithButter Is use of Wikipedia entries in event text normal?

Found something in one of France's events from 1.36 and I wonder if it's a regular thing or if someone just got lazy for this event. In The Rade of the Toulon Arsenal event, the event text is basically a copy-paste from two paragraphs of the Wikipedia article on the Toulon arsenal. It starts with the paragraph on the rade and goes through most of the first paragraph of the history. Are there other events that copy Wikipedia for their text?
I've copied the text from the event and Wikipedia below. The only differences are changing references from the real king of France to say your king, changing or removing the dates mentioned originally, and anonymizing the reference to Cardinal Richelieu.
Event Text
The word rade comes from the old English term 'Road' "a protected place near shore, not so enclosed as a harbor, where ships can ride at anchor." The Rade of Toulon is one of the best natural anchorages on the Mediterranean, and the largest rade in Europe. It is protected from the sea by the peninsula of Giens and the peninsula of Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer, and has been used as a military harbor since the 15th century. The Rade shelters the port of Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer, the port of La Seyne-sur-Mer, as well as the arsenal, or military port of Toulon, and the commercial port.
The early modern history of the port began when [Root.Monarch.GetName] built his Tour Royale at Toulon in [GetYear]. A naval arsenal and shipyard were built simultaneously, and small a sheltered harbour, the Veille Darse, was built a few years later to protect ships from the wind and sea. The shipyard was greatly enlarged by a later Cardinal, who wished to make Provence into a Mediterranean naval power.
Wikipedia Text
The word rade comes from the old English term 'Road,' "a protected place near shore, not so enclosed as a harbour, where ships can ride at anchor.".[3] The Rade of Toulon is one of the best natural anchorages on the Mediterranean, and the largest rade in Europe. It is protected from the sea by the peninsula of Giens and the peninsula of Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer, and has been used as a military harbour since the 15th century. The Rade shelters the port of Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer, the port of La Seyne-sur-Mer, as well as the arsenal, or military port of Toulon, and the commercial port.
The 'modern' history of the port began when Louis XII built his Tour Royale at Toulon in 1514. A naval arsenal and shipyard were built in 1599, and small sheltered harbour, the Veille Darse, was built in 1604–1610 to protect ships from the wind and sea. The shipyard was greatly enlarged by Cardinal Richelieu, who wished to make France into a Mediterranean naval power. In 1680, Jean-Baptiste Colbert, Secretary of State of the Navy and Controller of Finance of King Louis XIV, began building a much larger port, called the Darse Vauban or the Darse Neuve, and shipyard, designed by his commissioner of fortifications, Vauban.[4]
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2024.05.11 18:16 No-Surprise9411 Another late war french navy design of mine. The fleet escort fast heavy cruiser

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2024.05.11 13:16 bigdigger7 4 days in Paris - our thoughts

Hi all,
Just left Paris after spending 4 days and what an amazing time it was. Just thought I'd share our trip itinerary and some advice.
Day 0 - Landed at CDG at 8am. It took us 3 hrs to reach the Latin Quarter as baggage pickup was incredibly slow. We fly through the rest of the airport fairly quckily. We took a taxi as the metro line was long and we wanted to sleep in the taxi without worrying about our bags. We visited the Notre Dame then went shopping around the 6th arrondisement. We regret not spending some time to visit Sainte-Chapelle.
Day 1 - Visited the Louvre in the late morning. The line does go quick but it can get really long. We arrived at 10:10 and was in by 10:45. Our timed entry was for 10:30. The louvre is huge and tiring but we had a great time. We particularly enjoyed the Denon wing. The richelieu wing was much more peaceful but some sections didn't interest us as much. We had plans to visit the tulleries garden, Arc De Triomphe and eiffel tower but only did the eiffel tower afterwards.
Day 2 - Full day in Versailles. It's honestly incredible how massive the whole palace and Gardens are. We were planning for a river cruise at night but we were too tired so we just ate at a restaurant and enjoyed a quiet night. It can get busy whilst exploring the palace. Try to get a timed ticket as early as possible.
Day 3 - Visited Palais garnier in the morning. Palais Garnier was beautiful and quiet as we were near the front of the queue at opening time. Afterwards, we made our way to the Arc De Triomphe which was incredible. I wish we booked tickets to climb to the top. Spent the rest of the afternoon shopping around Galaries Lafayette. At night, we booked a river cruise along the Seine.
Couple of tips and observations from our time in Paris
  1. We only encountered some scams near the Palais Garnier. We had the petition people come towards us but we ignored and kept walking. We had a weird encounter whilst we were shopping. Someone was trying to see if what cards or cash we were using but we just ignored them. They got escorted out by security shortly after.
  2. Try to speak as much french as possible especially when trying to ask for a table or ordering food. We found french people to be extremely nice but saw many times where tourists were trying to sit wherever without asking and not attempting any french at all. We didn't have much issue with the language barrier as a lot of french people speak very good English. It's all about the approach and starting your interraction in french goes a long way.
  3. Be aware of your belongings and surroundings. We saw a lot of tourists with bags that were slightly unzipped and phones in back pockets. We used some bags from pacsafe but any bag with a lock will be useful.
  4. Don't underestimate how tired you'll be. Paris is massive and you'll be doing a ton of walking. Don't jampack your itineraries. We averaged around 24,000 steps each day. Wear comfortable shoes!!
  5. If you want to save your legs at the eiffel tower, try to get a lift ticket. It's a lot of steps to climb to the 2nd level but it was well worth the view. It can get crowded on the 2nd level as there are narrow walkways but please be patient. We saw people pushing past and causing all sorts of traffic jams because of it. It's not fun when you are literally squished like sardines because some people can't wait.
Some personal highlights from the trip:
-The eiffel tower at night was stunning. It was beautiful during the day but it had the parisan romance at night.
-Versailles is well worth the day trip. Every part of it was absolutely stunning. Some of the rooms got crowded around midday and we were moving like snails. Try to visit as early as possible. We regret not hiring the golf cart to view the gardens. It seemed like a lot of fun and a great way to save energy.
-The food and pastries are absolutely incredible. I'm already missing the croissants and pain au chocolats. The pain au chocolats at La Maison D'isabelle was our favourite.
-Arc De Triomphe is breathtaking. It's an absolute masterpiece and was our favourite landmark.
-Just the general walk through paris streets. The architecture is incredible and always took our breath away. We found the streets to be clean.
Contrary to what we had been told by some of our friends, people in paris were so lovely. We had an amazing time and wish we had longer to stay!
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2024.05.10 16:04 Independent_Leg_9385 Conrad Labelle : le chef incontesté du bootlegging au Québec

Conrad Labelle est nĂ© en 1898 dans une famille modeste Ă  Farnham et dĂ©mĂ©nage Ă  Iberville, aujourd’hui Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu. Vers 1912, son pĂšre vend la boulangerie familliale et part s’installer au Vermont. Conrad Labelle, qui suit avec toute la famille, va y apprendre le mĂ©tier de boulanger. Lorsque la guerre Ă©clate, il s’enrĂŽle dans les forces amĂ©ricaines comme boulanger et voyage Ă  Plattsburgh.
Ou plutĂŽt il essaie, mais on lui dit que l’équipe est complĂšte. Il est recrutĂ© par deux boulangers qui lui offrent de travailler pour eux et Ă©viter la conscription, mais se fera arrĂȘtĂ© tout de mĂȘme, en 1918 pour avoir Ă©chouĂ© Ă  se prĂ©senter Ă  la convocation militaire. En 1919, il rejoint sa famille, dĂ©sormais Ă  Champlain, une ville frontaliĂšre. Depuis le fenĂȘtre, Labelle voit passer bien des cargaisons Ă©tranges et ne rate rien du commerce illĂ©gal qui se dessine. Parfois, une superbe Cardillac blanche file comme un Ă©clair dans la nuit. Il se demande de quoi il aurait l’air, lui, dans une belle Cadillac

AprĂšs quelques mois, Labelle dĂ©cide qu’il a envie de passer Ă  l’action. Il rend son tablier et s’engouffre dans le train du bootlegging. Il faut dire que l’endroit est idĂ©al. Champlain est Ă  un jet de pierre des États-Unis et Ă  moins d’une heure de de MontrĂ©al. MontrĂ©al est une ville “mouillĂ©e” et juste Ă  la porte, un demi-continent de gens assoifĂ©s prĂšs Ă  payer des prix de fous pour une mauvaise bouteille de whiskey.
DĂšs avril 1920, les États-Unis estiment que 90 % de l’alcool saisi dans les États de la Nouvelle-Angleterre provient du QuĂ©bec. En un voyage de contrebande, Conrad Labelle fait l’équivalent d’un mois de salaire. Dans une Ă©poque oĂč les QuĂ©bĂ©cois sont frappĂ©s de pauvretĂ©, il tire 100,000 dollars de contrebande dans sa premiĂšre annĂ©e de bootlegging.
L’alcool que Labelle vend est peut-ĂȘtre achetĂ© lĂ©galement, mais il n’est certainement pas achetĂ© honnĂȘtement. Il achĂšte ses alcools directement auprĂšs de la Commission des Liqueurs, nouvellement crĂ©Ă©e en 1921. Petit hic : la Commission des Liqueurs n’autorise qu’un seul achat par personne. Un client, une bouteille. Pour contourner cette rĂšgle, Labelle frappe Ă  la porte des chauffeurs de taxi montrĂ©alais et leur donne dix cents par bouteille achetĂ©e. Lorsque la banquette arriĂšre et le coffre sont pleins, ils dĂ©chargent leur butin dans l’un des multiples entrepĂŽts du tsar. L’opĂ©ration est lĂ©gale.
C’est la frontiĂšre amĂ©ricaine qui pose le plus de problĂšmes. Les autoritĂ©s amĂ©ricaines se rendent compte que c’est l’alcool en provenance du Canada qui contrarie le pauvre bureau de la prohibition. Pourtant, rien ne vaut l’appĂąt du gain pour les quelques gardes en poste. Pour chaque douanier qui ferme les yeux, Labelle offre prĂšs de 1 000 dollars par livraison, soit l’équivalent de 15 000 dollars d’aujourd’hui.
Dans les annĂ©es 1920, Conrad Labelle Ă©tait millionnaire. En une seule nuit, Conrad Labelle gagnait jusqu’à 80 000 dollars, soit l’équivalent d’un million de dollars aujourd’hui. Au sommet de sa gloire, on dit qu’il avait 800 employĂ©s et une flotte de 500 voitures. Sans oublier trois goĂ©lettes.
D’une audace sans pareille, il ne recule devant rien, dilapidant une grande partie de sa fortune dans des parties de cartes endiablĂ©es, allumant ses cigares avec des billets de 100 dollars enflammĂ©s. Son ambition dĂ©bordante l’a mĂȘme conduit Ă  boire du champagne avec Warren G. Harding, le 29e prĂ©sident des États-Unis, qui apprĂ©ciait Ă  sa juste valeur les plaisirs de la Prohibition. Ah, et avez-vous entendu parler de sa rencontre avec Alphonse Gabriel
 Al Capone en personne !
Les relations du camarade Conrad sont tout aussi impressionnantes. Conrad se rend Ă  Chicago pour rencontrer nul autre qu’Al Capone lui-mĂȘme. InterviewĂ© dans les annĂ©es 70, Labelle rĂ©sume l’expĂ©rience. Lorsqu’ils se sont rencontrĂ©s, Al Capone et Conrad ont conclu un marchĂ©. Capone avait reçu une cargaison de 3 000 caisses d’alcool dans un bateau au large de Boston, dans le Massachusetts.
Comme il Ă©tait trop loin de chez lui, il proposa de les acheter Ă  Conrad, sachant que c’était dans cette rĂ©gion qu’il avait le plus de clients. Conrad vend les caisses Ă  Lowell, Springfield et Ă  d’autres villes de la rĂ©gion, ainsi qu’à des Italiens du Connecticut, rĂ©alisant ainsi un bĂ©nĂ©fice substantiel. Ses associĂ©s de Plattsburg s’occupent des affaires en son absence. Cela nĂ©cessite beaucoup d’hommes et de camions.
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2024.05.10 03:22 Cytokines_ Airline Transport Pilot quebec

Hello everyone,
I'm writing to you because I need a bit of your help and advice. To keep it simple, I want to start my training to become an airline pilot in the fall of 2024. I'm aware that the most affordable path would be to do online courses / each certification individually, but I really prefer to be guided through the process.
I have applied to several schools, but honestly, I'm a bit lost as to which one to choose. Being from the Montreal area, I'm torn between CARGAIR, Air Richelieu, Lachute Aviation. Do you have any advice on which one would be best? I've heard that the most important thing is to get along well with your instructor, but I wanted to have a bit more information!
I also noticed that there are good schools in the Quebec region (iFLY), do you think it's worth moving to Quebec for this?
Also, I have just completed a DEC in natural sciences. Do you think an AEC is a good foundation or is a DEC in Aircraft Pilotage really a big plus? I saw that for Air Richelieu, the DEC included JET training.
Thank you very much for your help and sorry for the long text 😂
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