The samurai were a class of skilled professional warriors, experts in deadly force. They were similar to European knights in ...

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Century Capital has appointed Archie Dickinson (pictured above), as its new originations manager. Archie has spent over 10 years in the industry building experience and a transaction history of more ...

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Employees at the Portland plant reportedly bypassed mandatory hardness tests and entered false results for approximately 12,800 armor plates of various types. These plates were marked as tested and ...

The Philbrook Museum of Art’s latest exhibition features the armor of samurai warriors spanning almost nine centuries. Japanese samurai were the country’s medieval elite, often practicing the arts ...

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Maqluba, the legendary upside-down pilaf, cooked just like in the 13th century! Layers of tender meat, fragrant rice, and vegetables come together in a dish that's as stunning as it is delicious.

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Friday the 13th lived up to its notorious rep for a Long Island teen — who suffered a stroke that day in December, leading her to need brain and open-heart surgeries. “I was on a call with my ...

Plate armor was first used in Europe during the 13th century and became the dominant form of protection during the 15th century, according to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.