Chronopin: upcoming release dates, events and other important dates

The MD-90, a stretched MD-80 with IAE V2500 engines, first flew on 22 February 1993; launch customer Delta took the first delivery in February 1995 and began service on 2 April 1995.

The TV special Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks tells the tragedy of an alternate future where the androids have all but wiped out humanity, following a grown Trunks as he trains under a dying Gohan before traveling back in time.

Eric Clapton won six Grammys at the 35th ceremony at the Shrine Auditorium, taking Record and Song of the Year for "Tears in Heaven" and Album of the Year for Unplugged, while Arrested Development won Best New Artist and Michael Jackson received the Grammy Legend Award.

Airbus's first A321, prototype F-WWIA with IAE V2500 engines, took off from Hamburg-Finkenwerder on 11 March 1993, the stretched first derivative of the A320 that Lufthansa took into service in January 1994.

Quest released the real-time tactical RPG Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen for the Super Famicom in Japan on 12 March 1993; directed by Yasumi Matsuno, it sold through all 400,000 copies.

Intel shipped the first Pentium (P5) processors on March 22, 1993 in 60 MHz and 66 MHz versions with 3.1 million transistors on a 0.8-micron process.

The direct-to-video Kyou kara Ore wa!! begins release, a delinquent-school comedy OVA adapting Hiroyuki Nishimori's manga about two transfer students, Itou and Takashi, who reinvent themselves as tough guys at a new school.

One of the longest-running anime in the medium’s history, Nintama Rantarou has aired on NHK continuously since April 10, 1993, adapting Sōbē Amako's manga about Rantarou, Shinbei, and Kirimaru — first-year students at a Sengoku-era ninja academy who are more interested in food, money, and mischief than in mastering ninjutsu. Produced by Ajia-do, it packages short comic vignettes into each half-hour episode and has grown into a multi-generational institution in Japan, with an episode count now well past 2,000.

The 41 Central Street branch offers hand-made dumplings and Northeastern dishes, including pine-nut-and-corn dumplings, cabbage-and-pork dumplings and guobaorou.

Boeing's all-cargo 747-400F, a short-upper-deck freighter with the -400's wing and systems, made its first flight on 4 May 1993, six months before entering service with launch customer Cargolux.

At the 28th Academy of Country Music Awards on 11 May 1993, Garth Brooks won Entertainer of the Year for a third year, Brooks & Dunn took Album of the Year for Brand New Man and Single for "Boot Scootin' Boogie", and the film Pure Country won the Tex Ritter Award.

Square released the action RPG Secret of Mana (Seiken Densetsu 2) for the Super Famicom in Japan on 6 August 1993, introducing the Ring Command menu and drop-in cooperative play for up to three players.

Slam Dunk begins its TV run, a basketball comedy-drama following delinquent freshman Hanamichi Sakuragi as he falls for a classmate and, through her, discovers the sport.

Unit 2 moves into monitored storage in December 1993 after the initial accident cleanup; decommissioning remains a separate, later process.

Square released Romancing SaGa 2 for the Super Famicom in Japan on 10 December 1993; it is the best-selling Romancing SaGa title with over 1.5 million copies sold in Japan.

Tezuka Productions begins releasing the Black Jack OVA, adapting Osamu Tezuka's manga about an unlicensed surgeon of legendary skill who charges enormous fees to save lives others have given up on.

A downtown New Brunswick senior (55+) tax-credit building at 217 Somerset Street, counted at 97 units by HUD and 98 by the state housing agency, placed in service in 1993 and later joined by the 53-unit 55 Harvey next door. Pennrose manages it; the operator's one-bedroom price now reads $2,163, against $1,868 recorded earlier.

Neige, the Hemmingford, Quebec ice cider from La Face Cachée de la Pomme, was first produced in 1994, when the cidery scaled up cryoconcentrated ice cider with Christian Barthomeuf.

Air Inter put the first Airbus A330-300 into commercial service on 17 January 1994 on Paris Orly-Marseille. The French domestic carrier flew four A330s with 412 single-class seats until 1996.

At the 36th Grammys at Radio City Music Hall, Whitney Houston opened the show with "I Will Always Love You" and won Record of the Year, Album of the Year for The Bodyguard and Best Female Pop Vocal, while Alan Menken's "A Whole New World" took Song of the Year and Toni Braxton Best New Artist.

A Shilong neighbourhood restaurant highlighted by Dongguan Radio and Television for crucian-carp congee, steamed beef balls and late-night stir-fries.

Square released Final Fantasy VI on the Super Famicom in Japan on 2 April 1994 (as Final Fantasy III in North America later that year). The Super NES and PlayStation versions had sold over 3.48 million copies by 2003.

On 9 April 1994 Boeing rolled the first 777, WA001, out of its Everett factory in 15 ceremonies held through the day for about 100,000 guests, two months before its first flight.

Garth Brooks won Entertainer of the Year for the fourth consecutive time at the 29th Academy of Country Music Awards on 3 May 1994, hosted by Alan Jackson and Reba McEntire; Jackson took Album and Single of the Year, and Charley Pride received the Pioneer Award.

The $15BN Channel Tunnel opened, linking Britain to mainland Europe by rail for the first time since the last Ice Age, after six years of construction under the English Channel.

Unilever's Birds Eye Wall's introduced Solero in the UK in mid-1994, ice cream inside a soft fruit-sorbet coating, which reached the rest of Europe from March 1995; Solero Exotic is 98 kcal per lolly.