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DanMachi ~Memoria Freese~ (ダンまち～メモリア・フレーゼ～), abbreviated as DanMemo (ダンメモ), is a game created by Wright Flyer Studios for mobile that was originally scheduled for release in Summer 2017. It was later announced to be released on June 19, 2017 and is currently available for both iOS and Android. On August 25th, 2017, Crunchyroll announced a deal for English localization of the game. The North American version of the game was released on March 30, 2018. On December 27, 2023 Wright Flyer Studios announced that it would end all International Services for the game on February 28, 2024.The game has made several crossover events with other franchises like Kino's Journey, Date A Live, Attack on Titan, Goblin Slayer, Strike The Blood, Another Eden, The Executioner and Her Way of Life, and Crunchyroll.Information[]Story[]The game is fully voiced, ranging from the conversations with characters on the main screen to every main story stage and side story scenario, containing over 27,000 words. While the main story can be accessed by progressing through each individual stage, the side stories can only be unlocked by raising a character's CP Level, which can be done by talking with them when they appear in the streets, through experience gained after battles, and giving them presents.As of release, only eight characters had side stories (Bell Cranel, Ais Wallenstein, Hestia, Liliruca Arde, Yamato Mikoto, Loki, Eina Tulle, and Syr Flova). Later on, Lefiya, Ryuu, Riveria, Freya, Tione, Tiona, Bete, Finn, Hephaestus, and Welf were added.Also, there is an option to switch between the DanMachi and Sword Oratoria stories, which have an Ais part and a Lefiya part. For the main story, chapters 1-6 cover volume 1, 7-13 cover volume 2, 14-18 cover volume 3, 19-21 cover volume 4, 22-29 cover volume 5, 30-34 cover volume 6, 35-40 cover volume 7 and 41-47 cover volume 8. Currently, the main story ends at the end of volume 13. For Sword Oratoria, the story has been currently covered up to volume 9.For the second, third and fifth anniversaries of the game the Argonaut, Astraea Record, and Knights of Fianna events were released, which are

In the fight against erosion, articulated concrete blocks serve as an option to armor auxiliary spillways.A new chapter in the National Engineering Handbook – reviewed by Freese and Nichols’ Grady Hillhouse, PE, and Colin Young, PE – covers articulated concrete blocks (ACBs), its usages, new design methodologies, design considerations, maintenance and installation guidance.Grady and Colin worked in collaboration with the Natural Resources Conservation Service’s National Design, Construction and Soil Mechanics Center in Fort Worth, Texas.The guidelines for ACBs were published in March. Read the full chapter here.What are ACBs?The articulated concrete blocks serve as a system of mats of precast concrete blocks to resist erosion and replace other hard armoring methods like roller compacted concrete (RCC), poured concrete riprap, or stone riprap. The blocks range in thickness from four to nine inches, can interlock, be tapered and be open- or closed-cell.The new design methodology requires individual blocks to be stable based on their own without cabling. Cables are only used to facilitate deployment in mat form. The ACB system includes a filter and separation system below the blocks consisting of geogrids, coarse aggregate, geotextile and sand.ACBs can provide channel protection, scour protection around bridge piers, grade stabilization and spillway protection, but this new guidance document is focused specifically on use in spillway armoring under high velocity conditions. Case Study: Upper Elk Creek Site 23DFreese and Nichols recently completed work for NRCS on the Upper Elk Creek Site 23D project, also making history in Oklahoma as NRCS’ first use of ACBs in a spillway in the state.Located in Beckham County, Oklahoma, and constructed in in 1976, the existing dam surpassed its 50-year design life. Freese and Nichols design for rehabilitation used ACB to extend the service life to 100 years while providing required flood protection.Colin served as project manager, and Grady was the lead H&H engineer. John Wolfhope, PE, is Freese and Nichols’ Water Resources Program Director.

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