Royal Division
When the SLDF was divided into six separate regions, General Shandra Noruff-Cameron, wife of First Lord Ian Cameron, decided that the core of each region's forces would be divisions from the Hegemony Armed Forces. Every member of the Royal units had to be a native to a world of the Hegemony. In addition to the Royal Divisions, Royal Regiments and Battalions would be dispersed throughout the rest of the regular army.[1] This also included Royal units among those elements of the SDLF Marines permanently or otherwise attached to the regular army, one example being the 8th Royal CAAN Marine Regiment,[2] another the marine elements of the Royal Black Watch Regiment.[3] There were also Royal units among those marine forces under the direct operational as well as administrative control of the SLDF Marine Corps, including a number of independently operating (as were the bulk of the 'standard' CAAN Regiments) Royal CAAN Regiments.[4][5][6]
Royal Division
Predicted order of finishLOWER CAPE MAYThe Tigers have enjoyed a resurgence with .500 or better records in three of the past four seasons after a 5-5 mark last year while competing in the WJFL United Division. With an experienced team, the program should continue moving in a positive direction and seriously challenge for a division title. Sr. WR-LB Archie Lawler (6-3, 210) was a first-team all-conference selection on defense. He had 71 tackles, 15 TFL, 7 sacks and 1 INT in addition to 18 receptions for 195 yards and 1 TD. Jr. OL-DL Quintan Hagan (6-1, 240) was a first-team choice on offense, while also contributing 30 tackles. So. WR-DB Braswell Thomas (6-2, 190) was a first-team selection on offense. He had 20 receptions for 305 yards and 1 TD. Sr. OL-DL Jacob Bey (6-4, 230) was second-team on D. Jr. QB Hunter Ray (6-1, 195) completed 48-102 for 648 yards and 5 Tds. He also rushed for 171 yards (5.0 avg.) and 5 Tds, earning second-team honors. Jr. WR-DB-P Jackson Brown (5-10, 175) was a first-team punter. Another key returning two-way veteran is Jr. OL-DL Ronnie Neenhold (5-10, 240). Jr. RB-DB Oguer Nunez (6-0, 185) had 42 tackles. Jr. RB-K-DB Dennis Serra (5-10, 175) added 23 tackles. Also seeing action on at least one side of the ball was Jr. OL-LB Cody Lewis (5-9, 185). Key returning letter winners include Jr. OL-DL Joe Franzillo (6-2, 260), Jr. OL-DL Ben Rue (6-2, 260), So. OL-DL Dominic Battle (6-1, 230), So. WR-DB Zach Castellano (5-9, 160) and So. WR-DB Brian McNeal (6-0, 175). Among promising newcomers are Fr. DB Jon Fernandez (5-9, 165), Fr. OL-DL Mike Millard (6-0, 210), Fr. OL-DL Will Garoh (6-1, 220), Jr. OL-TE-LB Amari West (6-1, 200) and Jr. RB-LB AJ King (5-10, 185).
CUMBERLANDThe Colts were 1-8, 0-5 while competing last year in the United Division. This is a division where the Colts should be competitive, especially with an experienced team returning. Leading the group of returnees are two first-team all-conference selections on defense Jr. OL-DL Malachai McCoy (5-10, 260) and Sr. WR-DB Riddel Palmer (5-10, 160). Sr. QB-RB-DB Kyon Barnes 6-0, 180) and Sr. OL-DL Ajay Hernandez (6-4, 275) were second-team all-conference on offense. Jr. WR-CB Kielle Woodard (5-9, 170) was honorable mention on defense. Other returning two-way veterans are So. OL-DL Jack Bodine (6-0, 230), So. OL-DL Bryan Harris (6-0, 280), Jr. FB-DL Anthony Miller (5-9, 230), Sr. RB-LB David Bennett (5-10, 200), Sr. QB-LB Ryan Criss (5-10, 190) and So. RB-LB Xavier McBride (5-11, 200). Players who saw action on one side of the ball are Jr. CB Dashawn McLemore (5-9, 170) and Jr. Cb Yartavian Nock (5-9, 170). Key returning letter winners include So. WR-DB Chase Pepper (5-10, 190), So. OL-DL Luke Heisler (5-10, 210), So. WR-DB Steven Pierce (5-9, 170), Jr. LB Kennedy Jones (6-0, 180), Jr. WR-DE Christian Roller (5-11, 195), Jr. OL-DL Jalen Stewart (6-4, 275), Sr. RB-LB Kevin Watson (5-10, 200) and So. OL-LB Nevoro Young (5-11, 200).
The Royal Division of the Aachen-Düsseldorf-Ruhrort Railway (German: Königliche Direction der Aachen-Düsseldorf-Ruhrorter Eisenbahn) was a railway division controlled by the Prussian government that was founded in 1850 and taken over by the Bergisch-Märkische Railway Company in 1862. It was based in Aachen and founded on 4 March 1850, taking over the operation from 1 April 1850 of two railway companies that had been working together since their founding:
Since serving the royal family is the primary purpose of the Royal Guard, they do not interfere in Gotei 13's affairs and the defense of Soul Society, even against major threats like Aizen and his Arrancar.[3] They are known to do whatever is required by order of the Soul King.[4]
Like the divisions of the Gotei 13, the Royal Guard has a unique symbol that represents the division's primary role, which is in its case based upon the Winter Daphne (沈丁花, Jinchōge). This symbol is placed inside the Gotei 13 symbol of a rhombus to form the division's complete insignia, which is displayed upon each member's haori.[18]
Age-based division of labor among workers is a fundamental life-history trait of many social insects, including the Western honey bee, Apis mellifera L. Extensive studies of the causation of the most pronounced transition from performing tasks in the nest to outside foraging indicate hormonal regulation of complex physiological changes. However, the proximate neurobiological mechanisms that cause the behavioral repertoire to change are still not understood and require novel approaches to be fully characterized. Thus, we established the first comprehensive monoclonal antibody microarray in honey bees with 16,320 antibodies to directly identify proteins in the brain that regulate the transition to foraging. Major royal jelly protein (MRJP) 1 and MRJP3 were identified as potential protein effectors and further investigated. A series of experimental manipulations of the workers' behavioral transition led to changes in MRJP1 and MRJP3 quantities in accordance with their presumed functional role. Injection of MRJPs into the brain resulted in increased task-reversal from foraging to nursing and decreased task-progression from nursing to foraging, while the latter was increased by injection with MRJP antibodies. Finally, down-regulation of MRJP1 and MRJP3 expression via RNAi injection into the brain increased the transition from in-hive nursing to outside foraging, confirming a causal role of these two proteins in the proximate regulation of behavior and life-history of honey bee workers. Interaction partners of MRJP1 and MRJP3 in the honey bee brain included other regulators of honey bee behavior and life history. Thus, our transformative methodological advancement of proteome analysis in honey bees reveals novel regulators of honey bee behavior, extends our understanding of the functional pleiotropy of MRJPs, and supports a general nutrition-based model of the regulation of the age-based division of labor in honey bees.
This division is part of the Zahard Family but the members don't bear the surname of Zahard. None of them have received the powers of Zahard and they don't call the King "Father", unlike the Princesses who also belong to the Zahard Family. However, RED does receive the protection of the King,[2] in exchange for upholding the Zahard Family name and image.
The Royal High School Jazzettes recently competed in the American Dance/Drill Team Virtual Halftime Showcase. The competition included over 100 Texas teams. Each school was given a division rating and the Jazzettes earned the highest rating, a Division 1 Superior, for our halftime prop routine. To earn a Division 1 rating, each judge must give the team a score of 90 or higher. This is the first Division 1 rating given to the Royal Jazzettes, and we are extremely proud of our team and the hard work they have put into this season despite all of the challenges!
The Division fans have been curious about the possibility of a battle royale for years. Ubisoft even issued a survey in 2017 asking whether The Division players would want a battle royale in the franchise. Rumors have swirled in the years since, but no battle royale has come to fruition as Ubisoft instead released the now-defunct Hyper Scape. That may be changing, though, as there's a new rumor indicating that a standalone The Division battle royale could be back on track.
As reported by Jeff Grubb on the Game Mess podcast, Ubisoft is potentially resurrecting a The Division battle royale project that was previously in development for some time. The game has been known as codename Reaper within Ubisoft and may have been in development since 2018. Reaper was ultimately shelved, however, in part due to underwhelming feedback from early player impressions. Now Reaper may be back, retooled to offer a more unique battle royale experience.
The new The Division battle royale project isn't being rebuilt from the ground up, which could mean it's being fast-tracked for release. Instead of being remade, it's described as being retooled with "roguelike features." The Division has historically been a class-based experience. "Roguelike features" could, speculatively, be as simple as stripping away The Division's class-based trappings and making it more focused on randomized loot drops not just for weapons and equipment but also abilities.
It's also explicitly said that The Division battle royale project is being resurrected because Hyper Scape failed and Ubisoft still wants a successful battle royale. This isn't an abnormal strategy for a major game publisher, of course. Most publishers are exploring massive free-to-play online multiplayer experiences, given how lucrative they can be.
Ubisoft should also understand more than most that the live service market is currently oversaturated and breaking into the market isn't guaranteed. For every League of Legends there's a Paragon and Guardians of Middle-Earth. For every PUBG and Fortnite there's a Hyper Scape. Ubisoft will hopefully be taking what it learned from Hyper Scape struggles and putting it into ensuring The Division's battle royale is a great live service game. 041b061a72