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Archaeological and Paleontological Research in Central Flores, East Indonesia: Results of Fieldwork 1997-98
Morwood, M. J., Aziz, F., O'Sullivan, P., Nasruddin, Hobbs, D. R., Raza, A.,, Antiquity
Claims for Homo erectus on Flores were first made by Fr. Verhoeven, a Dutch priest and amateur archaeologist, who excavated fossil sites in the region (Verhoeven 1968; Maringer & Verhoeven 1970a; 1970b). He reported stone artefacts at Mata Menge, Boa Lesa and Lembahmenge, and concluded that they were about 750,000 years old on the basis of their association in the fossil deposits with Stegodon, an ancestral elephant species.
The range of evidence presented for his claims was generally judged inconclusive because of doubts about the identification of the stones nominated as artefacts, the uncertain stratigraphic association between these and Stegodon fossils, and the age of the strata (e.g. Allen 1991; Bellwood 1985: 66).
Palaeontological research undertaken by an Indonesian-Dutch team replicated Verhoeven's findings. They reported stone artefacts with the remains of Stegodon at Mata Menge (van den Bergh et al 1996: 32-4) and, on the basis of preliminary work, reported a similar association at Dozu Dhalu (van den Bergh & Aziz 1994: 22; van den Bergh 1997: 249).
Furthermore, their excavation at the stratigraphically older site of Tangi Talo, which lacked associated stone artefacts, revealed that there had been a major turn-over in fauna: Tangi Talo contained the remains of pygmy Stegodon (S. sondaari), giant tortoise (Geochelone sp.) and Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis), whereas Mata Menge had large Stegodon (S. trigoncephalus florensis), crocodile and giant rat (Hooijeromis nusatenggara). Sondaar (1987) argued that this faunal turn-over resulted from the arrival of a new predator, H. erectus. Palaeomagnetic determinations from Tangi Talo and Mata Menge suggested that the former was 900,000 years old and the latter 'slightly less than' 730,000 (Sondaar et al. 1994: 1260).
Reaction to these claims was muted, and where published, generally cautious (e.g. Bellwood 1997: 67-8). The major impediments to general acceptance of the conclusions were three-fold: the identification of stone artefacts, the lack of taphonomic detail, and the chronological ambivalence of a palaeo-magnetic transition 3 m below the Mata Menge fossil/artefact deposit.
More recent work has shown that stone artefacts definitely occur in situ at Mata Mange (Morwood et al. 1997), while fission track dates of 880,000-800,000 and 900,000 years for Mata Menge and Tangi Talo, respectively, show that both sites are of Early Pleistocene age (Morwood et al. 1998). These findings have significance for assessing the capabilities of early hominids, for their dispersal and for insular evolutionary processes.
Here we present the results of excavations at two of the sites where stone artefacts were said to be in primary association with Middle Pleistocene faunal remains - Boa Lesa and Dozu Dhalu. These are discussed in the light of regional site-survey data. In both cases our aims included:
a To record the stratigraphy and other information on the context of deposition.
b To ascertain whether stone artefacts occur in situ in the deposits associated with fossils, as claimed by previous researchers.
c To collect geological samples for dating, grain-size analysis and palynology.
d To recover a representative sample of stone artefacts and/or fossils.
Geological context
Evidence for early hominid presence on Flores comes from the Soa Basin on the upper Ae Sissa River [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 1 OMITTED]. The basin is about 35x22 km in size and is almost entirely surrounded by mountains and active volcanoes. There is one deeply incised river outlet.
The work of Hartono (1961) provided a useful framework for establishing the general and specific geological context of the sites. He identified and mapped three basic stratigraphic units in the study area and our work has added much detail.
The basal material of the Soa Basin is an andesitic breccia termed the Ola Kile Formation. …


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Structuring Venture Capital, Private Equity, and Entrepreneurial TransactionsThis course covers tax, legal, and economic principles applicable to a series of interesting, complex, current entrepreneurial transactions, utilizing venture capital or private equity financing, including (1) new business start-up, (2) growth-equity investment in existing business enterprise, (3) leveraged buyout of private or public company (including going-private transaction), (4) use of flow-through tax entity such as S corporation, partnership, or LLC for variety of venture capital or private equity financed transactions, (5) devising equity-based executive compensation program, (6) private equity financed restructuring or workout (in or out of bankruptcy) for troubled over-leveraged enterprise and utilizing troubled company's NOL after restructuring, (7) devising exit scenario for successful venture capital or private equity financed enterprise (such as IPO, SEC rule 144 sale, sale of company, or merger of company into larger enterprise), and (8) forming new venture capital, LBO, or private equity fund. Substantive subjects include federal income tax, securities regulation, corporate law, partnership law, LLC law, bankruptcy law, fraudulent conveyance law, and other legal doctrines, as well as accounting rules and practical structuring issues (including use of common and preferred stock, subordinated debt, convertible debt, convertible preferred stock, warrants, and options), all reviewed in a transactional context, and with discussion of their policy underpinnings and likely future evolution. No specific prerequisites, but introductory income tax strongly recommended, entity taxation desirable, and knowledge of corporate law, securities regulation, bankruptcy, and accounting helpful. However, the course book and the course book appendix contain adequate discussion and supplemental precedents for an understanding of the material covered by the course. The grade is based on a final in-class examination.Spring 2016
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Telecommunications and Internet LawThis is an introductory course looking at the regulatory regimes in the U.S. that apply to telephony (both wireline and wireless) and the infrastructure of the Internet. In particular, this course will explore the legal and policy history behind such regulation and the difficulty of classifying new technologies and applying the existing regulatory regimes to new technologies. This course will not cover mass media regulation (broadcast television and radio, or cable television). Grades will be based upon class participation, a few short reaction papers, and a final in-class exam.Spring 2016
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The Constitution Goes to SchoolThis new course will examine how the Supreme Court's constitutional opinions have both shaped and misshaped the nation's public schools. In 1969, the Supreme Court famously declared that students do not "shed their constitutional rights when they enter the schoolhouse door." Not surprisingly, though, Supreme Court Justices both before and since have bitterly contested the precise scope of students' constitutional rights in the elementary and secondary school contexts. Some Justices, moreover, have concluded that it is typically unwise for the judiciary to enter the educational realm, lest the Supreme Court turn into a schoolboard for the entire nation. Even if such fears are overblown, however, there can be no doubt that the Court's constitutional interpretations have had significant consequences for schools charged with transforming students into citizens. Constitutional topics will include: freedom of speech, establishment of religion, free exercise of religion, searches and seizures, cruel and unusual punishment, due process, and equal protection. Educational topics will include: homeschooling, zero tolerance policies, corporal punishment, school funding, school uniforms, racial desegregation, strip searches, single-sex schools, off campus speech, drug testing, unauthorized immigration, the school-to-prison pipeline, and book banning. There are no prerequisites for enrollment. The student's grade is based on a take-home final examination and class participation.Autumn 2015
The Financial Crisis of 2008: Law and PolicyThe financial crisis of 2008 was a watershed in American financial history. We look at the financial crisis and its aftermath from a predominantly legal perspective. Topics include why financial regulators were unable to stop the crisis from happening; how they responded to the crisis; and the policy and legal response to the crisis. Special attention will be given to the legal basis of the crisis response, and to the post-crisis litigation.Autumn 2015
The Future of CorporationsThis seminar will examine the role of corporations in the future. The relationship between corporations and work, consumers, and society at large will be our focus. Questions addressed will include: Should the proliferation of both complex supply chains and on-demand service platforms like Uber change our understanding of the optimal relationship between company and worker? Should we understand the potential relationships between corporations and worker organizations differently in 2050 than we did in 1935? How should we understand the global corporate social responsibility movement? Conscious capitalism? Consumer demand for things like fair trade and worker-owned products? What role should U.S. companies - and in particular tech firms like Google - have in providing goods to those living under authoritarian regimes? Do moral and ethical obligations to workers, consumers, and society follow from the corporate personhood theory articulated in cases like Citizens United and Hobby Lobby?Spring 2016
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The Law and Ethics of LawyeringThis seminar, which satisfies the professional responsibility requirement, will consider the law and ethics of lawyering. Working with materials from a leading casebook, the ABA Model Rules, and supplementary readings, we will devote considerable attention to the question: What does the law that governs lawyering say that I should do. Topics will include conformity to law, corporate fraud, confidentiality, and conflicts of interest. At the same time, we will explore the gap between what the law of lawyering says I should do and what I (all things considered) might think I should do. What different kinds of reasons can a lawyer have for doing or not doing what the law of lawyering says should be done? Enrollment will be limited to 20. Students will be evaluated on the basis of participation, a series of short written assignments, and an in-class final exam. Attendance is mandatory.Winter 2016
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My sister in law loves running and candy so for her birthday cake, we decorated a cake like the candy land board game. She is running on starburst road, past Reese's peanut butter cup pond, past lollipop forest, through Peep Town and by Ice Cream Cone Mountains. The kids had a blast decorating it.
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hi !
I hope I post on the right board ! If not, please tell me, I'll bring my topic where it should be !
I'm spending a few days in Berlin in July (yay !) and I'll like to know where I could shop for fabric (or anything sewing related, in fact) ? I'm not looking for cheap and run-of-the-mill fabric, my hometown has what's needed in that area. I'm looking for some choice, quality or "special" items (quirky prints, unusual weave etc ...) .
I read a review about the Turkish Market, and I'll make sure to go there, but surely there are other fabric shops in such a big city ?
Thanks !
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Dear Rose,
I am not from Berlin and know only one shop there by own experience (H�CO) but on the German sewing website www.hobbyschneiderin.net, somebody was kind enough to collect all other fabric stores in Berlin mentioned in this German forum.
It is not clear though which stores carry the stuff you'd have at home and which ones would carry the more extraordinary fabric.
Fabric stores in Berlin
If you follow this thread further, some additional addresses are mentioned (e.g. Tessuti Stoffe) which may be also worthwhile exploring.
Enjoy Berlin -- it's a great & exciting city!
------Happy Sewing!
Thank you !
I printed the list !
I may have a look at Tessuti, too, it sounds promising (as well as the vintage fabric shop !)
If I understand correctly, "grosshandel" means that you can only buy in bulk, doesn't it ?
Yes, Rose, that's correct. But it is not uncommon in Germany that wholesalers sell to both types of customers: private ones and professional ones so I'd give it a try.
Please let us know which shops you liked -- your recommendations will come handy for the next visitors to Berlin
(a great city -- hope you'll enjoy it! Highly recommended are (1) Hacke'sche H�fe (2) walk along the former wall with about 200 m material being left (3) Reichstag and chancellor's office (4) boat tour on the Spree (5) museum's island (6) Tiergarten (7) ...)
You are very fortunate! And, if you don't speak German, just remember that the word fabric (as pronounced) actually means "factory" in German. don't ask how I know, just be assured that my family had a good laugh at my expense.
Thank you all !
I'lll probably have time only for a couple of stores, but I'll try to make the most of it :)
I spreche ein bisschen Deutsch. Ich hoffe, dass es genug wird(Dazu lese ich gern Burda)
Oh yes, 'fabric' and 'Fabrik' are false friends ...
If your travel dictionary does not include the vocabulary you need for fabric hunts in Berlin (or elsewhere in Germany), you could compile a list with the help of the fantastic online dictionary
Leo where you can even listen to (and practice) the pronounciation.
Chose the language from which you want to translate into German (available: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese) and simply type the word of interest.
Next to the German word is the icon of a loudspeaker, click on that, click further on the PLAY symbol in the blue linguatec box down on the left, and listen.
So, I had a wonderful time in Berlin :)
Unfortunately, my fabric budget got significantly smaller just before the trip (car tune up turned out more expensive than planned).
I had a look at Tessuti, drooled a bit (not on the bolts) and left. Fabrics are wonderful but way to expensive for me and my limited skills !
I then went to Babie Lato and bought several yards of gorgeous coton and biais there.
Fichu is very nice, a bit quirky, but it was more for entertainment than for sewing.
I also had a trip along the turkish market, wow ! Didn't bought anything but it was incredible !
Unfortunately, I didn't have the time to go to Hueco or Frau Tulpe, the other two shops on my list. But then, I didn't have to time to go to the "Alte Museum" as well, so I'll have to plan another visit !
The city is wonderful, I'm really in love with it !
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But she is exposing my secrets.
She is exposing that I've been cheating for years.
Now you've got to understand. Everybody knows me as a voice. Anyone who says I can play the guitar is saying it to make me feel good. You know it, I know it. My journey thus far has been to learn how to provide passable accompaniment to the voice. I've hit obstacles, and rather than working through them, I've used tools. There is nothing wrong with having tools in your toolbox. I have a bunch. Open tunings, capos, three-finger versions of moveable jazz chords (usually done with four fingers). I've used the editing process to weed out sour notes from recordings. I've hired others to do what I can't do. Thank goodness for these cheats. They have given me the confidence to get as far as I have, for which I am very thankful. However, since Maybell won't tolerate the tricks, I feel like I have to finally go for the thing that I've been avoiding all along: skill.
I dream of leads, fretting wide spans, and the beautiful tone which comes from strength of hand and intimate knowledge of one's instrument.
I dream of being a guitar gypsy with a golden voice, not a vocalist who backs herself with boom chucks.
I sat with Maybell, trying to trick her, and realized the game was up.
I am going to have to learn how to play the damn guitar.
This will not be a weekend workshop endeavor. This will need time and focus, and I have to get others involved.
I picked up the phone and called the local folk shop. It's a little music store in Idyllwild, run by Frank Orlando. He lives in the desert but comes up the hill for the weekends, teaching a couple of days each week. It wasn't like my other guitar lessons I have done, where I've tried to make myself look big and knowledgeable. I brought my humility with me and said "I am ready to learn how to do this."
He said "show me a scale" and I butchered it.
He said "play me some chords" and I played my go-to 3 finger jazz chord thing.
He said play me a song and I played "Wildwood Flower," the one bluegrass song I can play all the way through.
He asked me what I want to do. I told him about my dreams (see above). Then he gave me three things to do:
1. a left hand drill
2. a right hand drill
3. a chord progression to work on.
I may have scoffed at these exercises in the past, as being very simple. In fact, I'm pretty sure I've seen these exercises in a book before and did just that. You know, you go through it once and then you go "I can do that" and go to the next one but you really haven't spent enough time on it to build what needs to be built. I've been playing the left hand exercise all week: frets 1-2-3-4 on each string, anchoring the thumb, fretting the string in the right place, holding each finger down as I go to the next. Slow and steady. 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4...up, and then down. 4-3-2-1, 4-3-2-1, 4-3-2-1...
I quacked a lot at first. That's my own made-up term. That's the funny sound the string makes when you don't really fret it properly, and you end up muting it instead of playing a pretty note. It sounds like a quack. I'm quacking less. I'm building speed. It is feeling more natural. I still suck, but I'm not going to suck forever.
I'll share what I'm up to, and I invite you to get out of your own way and join me. Maybe we can all improve.


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Attempted Suicide: A Practical Guide to Its Nature and Management
Oxford University Press, 1982 - Brief psychotherapy - 162 pages
Focuses on how to help patients who have taken overdoses or injured themselves. Also gives main findings concerning the patterns of attempted suicide and the problems faced by people who make attempts.
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Top 10 MMOs/Multiplayer Games at Gamescom 2014 You Can Expect
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Gamescom is Europe's largest gaming convent and there will be plenty of new MMOs that will be showcased at Gamescom. Both new and familiar ones and if you don't know what to play in the coming months then you have come to the right place. Here are our top 10 MMOs worth looking at.
Top 10: World of Speed
Genre: Racing MMO
Developer: Slightly Mad Studios
Status: No beta yet
Fee: F2P
At this year's gamescom Slightly Mad Studios will reveal more content about their upcoming racing MMO--World of Speed. Some of the features they will reveal are about their multiplayer component including the elaborate team mode, team tactics mode and team objective system. The game is all about fast nice looking cars driving in real life locations where you can compete and create clubs (namely guilds).
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If UK's players were distracted during a late-game timeout Tuesday against Alabama, well, it's hard to blame them given the dance-off happening in the stands at Rupp Arena.
Something to note, college basketball fans: If ESPN's cameras catch a single metal facing falling hours before Indiana tips off at Assembly Hall, as it did last month, the network can find anything in the stands at a game.
And now we present two University of Kentucky fans from Tuesday's Alabama game at Rupp Arena. Not only did ESPN show a clip during the game, but the pair of older fans appear headed for SportsCenter's "Not Top 10" list that airs each Friday.
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On Sunday 11/22/2015, The Rt. Rev. Greg Brewer, celebrated and preached during his visit to church of the Ascension in Orlando, FL.
On Sunday 11/22/2015, The Rt. Rev. Greg Brewer, celebrated and preached during his visit to church of the Ascension in Orlando, FL.
On November 19th, 2015, Bishop of Honduras, The Rt. Rev. Lloyd Allen celebrated and preached in the Bishop's Oratory in Orlando FL.
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The world's top leaders coming together to shape our shared future.
Each year, business leaders from around the world gather for YPO EDGE, YPO's landmark event. For 2 days, members, their spouses, partners and invited guests from more than 130 countries convene with world-renowned thought leaders to address key issues in business, politics, philanthropy and humanities. The event, hosted on a different continent every year, offers exceptional educational opportunities for attendees while helping the global leaders of today shape the world of tomorrow.
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Dubai is a stirring alchemy of profound tradition and futuristic vision. Its rise from humble beginnings to the home of the world's tallest building has captured global attention not only for its gutsy ambition but its ability to realize projects that elsewhere, would never get off the drawing board. In March 2016, YPO and WPO members will realize their own potential as leaders during our flagship event, the YPO EDGE. Welcomed with warm Arabian hospitality, more than 2,500 members, spouses and partners will converge on this dynamic metropolis for two days of powerful idea exchange, inspiration and discovery that will go beyond the mirage and uncover the real pulse of Dubai and this dynamic region.
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His Majesty King Abdullah II
King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Sir Richard Branson
Founder and Chairman
Virgin Group
Muhtar Kent
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The Coca-Cola Company
Aung San Suu Kyi
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and General Secretary of the National League for Democracy
Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
Steve Wozniak
Apple Computer
"YPO EDGE (formerly Global EDGE) was a phenomenal experience that challenged my thinking about both business and life. One of my key takeaways resulted in direct changes to our company's strategy and a significant increase in performance in the following months. As a young YPOer, direct business value is a key driver of my YPO experience."
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Wingsplitter & Black Flame beer w/ Cuban Sandwich & three floyds burger. My cousin and I spilt Mac and Cheese & their Fries! Delicious ! Also our appetizer was the recommendable Basket tacos. 🔥
Unbelievable selection of rotating beers on tap, but be prepared to wait a long time for a seat.
Waiting to be seated can be a little long but the beer is worth the wait.
Arrive early. If you ride you bicycle there, you might not find a good spot to lock it, as FFF hasn't bothered to install a bike rack yet. Overall: good beer, decent food, bad ambience.
Interesting atmosphere. Good food. Great beer. Terrible service.
Don't be disappointed you can't buy zombie dust. Their other stuff is awesome.
Everything is good here.
Good beer, no standing room only seating. Just wanted a beer.
You cannot drink in the parking lot. Or anywhere in Indiana apparently. But yay
1.5 hout wait just to try a beer? You're insane. Had some from a guy and it wasn't even that good!
Worth the wait, great beer, artisan food
Beware that you will be accosted by very loud heavy metal music.
Only the finest craft brewery in America. 2 case limit/person if you wish to purchase carry-out. Parking is not bad if you're willing to walk. The food is amazing, too. Indiana's most popular brewery.
Obviously, you are here for the beers, but the food is fantastic and the music is killer!
Just great
Two hour wait at 2pm on a Saturday.
These guys really know how to brew a good beer. They have consistently delicious stuff and are always selling all out.
Incredible IPA and double IPA selection. Great food too
One of best brewing establishments. Get beer to go.
Check out the Zombie Dust, a phenomenally clean, robust and satisfying pale that, had fresh, is just about perfect. Read more
Beer. Food. Music.
The ramen is out of this world
My Favorite Place to hang out with the fellas. Great Food and Great Drinks
Came here on Saturday at 3:30 thinking we would be alright for a late lunch and waited 2 hours. Be prepared to wait, but the for and beer are absolutely delicious
First time
Amazing beers, and the food is top notch. Music is a great list of old and new metal.
Everything. Great beer, good food. Must go.
I feel everything here is phenomenal. I have yet to find something I don't like, pretty sure it won't happen.
Great beer and food! Highly suggest the Zombie Dust. Burger was one of the best I've had. Good value too! 5 of us, with food and beers got out for under $140 before tip. Be prepared to wait.
Insanely epic world class craft beer. But you already knew that. The food is crazy good too. Long lines on weekends so get there early and plan to wait. It's more worth the wait than you know
Truly amazing beer, with an atmosphere to match
The food's a little pricey, but tasty
Cool atmosphere, great beer, good food!
Good booze and good food. Get the tacos.
Pork belly tacos and permanent funeral are a great pairing!
Moloko is one of the best milk stouts ever, and the smoke pork shoulder sandwich is amazing. Also order the beer flight. Don't ask, just do it.
Awesome what more can I say Freaking AWESOME
Obviously the beer is world-class. But the food is surprisingly well executed and always very creative. Get any crazy dish and you will be satisfied.
Everything. Brewery, beer, draft beer, beer store, apparel, upscale food
The food and of course the beer is awesome. Better get here early on weekends and special beer releases because it gets packed quick but well worth it.
Well worth the drive. Looney Tunes, c'mon! Come abt 45mins b4 opening to beat line. Food menus a bit adventurous. Those Cheese Curds tho! Try as much beer as you can, and pick-up some to take home.
One of the best breweries in the world. Enjoy the beer: regulars like Gumballhead or Robert the Bruce or more exclusive beers that you can't find elsewhere. Pork burger was great (if its still there).
zombie dust!
Good beer, long lines.
Obviously some of the best beer in the world is made here.
Amazing food- not a "I guess we should sell food, too"
Don't let the industrial neighborhood throw you off. Fantastic beer, great food.
If you aren't into hoppy beers, you're probably not going to be happy here.
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Produce Industry Leadership Program
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United Fresh is dedicated to providing promising, up-and-coming leaders with the tools they need to achieve success in the produce industry. The Produce Industry Leadership Program is designed for produce industry professionals ready to take the next step in their leadership journey.
Established in 1995, the Produce Industry Leadership Program is made possible by a generous educational grant from DuPont Crop Protection. With extensive involvement from professional trainers, faculty, leading United Fresh members and DuPont executives, the program focuses on four core areas:
- Leadership Development
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Each class is limited to 12 participants. Whether touring lettuce fields in California or citrus groves in Florida, building a deeper understanding of each others' businesses while trekking across the country in a bus, participants learn some of the most important industry lessons and skills from each other.
In 2015, United Fresh and DuPont celebrated the 20th Anniversary of the Leadership Program. Hear directly from our program graduates on how this program has shaped their careers:
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The application period for the program year opens in January. To be notified when the application period is open for the coming program, contact United's Director of Education Jessica Mosley.
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Resource Residential purchased the 976-unit apartment complex in June 2012 and has since made several upgrades to the property.
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OLAF /11/09 Brussels, 18 May 2011
Fraudulent use of 3 million euro destined to help development in poorer countries has been foiled following an OLAF investigation. After close co-operation between OLAF and Italian judicial authorities two people connected to an Italian company in receipt of money from both the EU and the European Development Fund (EDF) were arrested by the Carabinieri Antifraud-Unit (NAC) in Rome. The company had received at least 10 million euro from the EU and the EDF for the delivery and supply of goods to several developing countries.
"Fraud against European development funds hurts the poorest and most unfortunate. These appalling acts must be stopped. This case shows how effectively OLAF, European Commission and Member State investigative services can work together to discover and prosecute suspected criminals. I am also confident that this will have a deterrent effect," said OLAF Director-General Giovanni Kessler.
The NAC criminal investigation followed up on information received from OLAF gathered during a complex administrative investigation into an Italian company receiving EU and EDF funds.
During the administrative investigation, OLAF inspected goods and participated in dawn raids at the premises of the direct and indirect suppliers involved. The OLAF investigation proved that the company repeatedly acted in breach of the contracts related to EU and EDF funds. The delivery and supply of goods did not correspond to those indicated in the offers and in the contracts, and trademarks attached to items supplied did not correspond to the real manufacturers.
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2001 Cadillac Seville • 90,000 miles
The starter needs replaced but in the last week or so I need to floor it to get it to shift gears it doesnt seem like the tranny but it definitley needs something done once I reach 60 it sems like its ok any ideas? My local gm mechanic thinks it may be the catallic converter the car
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Updated to iOS5 fine on phones. Was able to update apps on phone. Later, go to second phone to update apps, and apple ID no longer works. Go to iTunes store, and cannot access account or make purchases because apple id no longer matches up with orginial password.
Tried to reset password, but it is not working.
We have 3 phones, 2 ipads, and ipods out the wazoo. I planned on using the original apple id to continue to have "master account" for all purchases, then set up 3 apple ids to use cloud services for the 3 phones/2 ipads.
But none of it works without the original apple id working. It is ancient - just a name, not an email. So I am thinking that is the problem. All the iTunes purchase receipts go to a working, current email, but I am sure it was set up long, long ago with an email that no longer exists.
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My wife and I have found this refrigerator to be perfect for our needs. It is somewhat smaller than our previous appliance but it is more than adequate for our requirements. This new appliance...Read complete review
My wife and I have found this refrigerator to be perfect for our needs. It is somewhat smaller than our previous appliance but it is more than adequate for our requirements. This new appliance fits into our kitchen much better and allows movement in the area to flow without blockages. We entertain frequently and it seems that everyone ends up in the kitchen area. Now all can move around easier without the refrig sticking out into the room and impeding traffic flow. The refrigerator has easily moveable shelves which pull out to allow easy access to everything in it. It is well designed to allow use of all available space. We especially like the fact that it has two ice makers, one in the door for easy access and one in the freezer for additional needs. We never run out of ice even though we use lots of ice. After getting accustomed to the digital control panel we find it easily readable and allows us to know how the appliance is functioning at all times. The door ajar warnings are especially helpful when all of our grandchildren are in the house. To this point we have found this refrigerator to meet all of our needs even though we cook all of the time. Storage of food needing refrigeration has never been an issue. We couldn't be more pleased with this product than we are.
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We bought this counter depth refrigerator because it was the perfect fit for our cabinets. While it looks good and runs quietly, there are some substandard aspects to it.First, there are...Read complete review
We bought this counter depth refrigerator because it was the perfect fit for our cabinets. While it looks good and runs quietly, there are some substandard aspects to it.First, there are some cheap looking plastic parts on the exterior. The kickplate is cheesy plastic that won't stay in place correctly. There are two cheap looking plastic stabilizing feet that are exposed in the front. This is really low class and a poor design.Second, the door stops do not hold in place and allow doors to swing completely open. As a result the door hits the cabinet knob and makes a dent in the stainless steel door front. The set screw in the door stop is simply not strong enough to hold back the weight of the door. Also, one of the doors is warped and won't mate with the other door. No adjustment can correct this.There are much better products available than this one. This purchase was a complete regret.
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By Chickiebabe
from Bolivia, NC
Purchased 3 months ago. Works fine. The second ice maker is a great feature.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Pretty but falls short
By Larry60
from Vero Beach Fl
Bought this a little over a month ago. It has 2 ice makers. The one in the door makes small cubes, and the one in the freezer large cubes. The lower ice maker did not work and required a service call. The doors are a little frustrating. The left door closes quickly not allowing you time to open drawers. It does stay nice and cold and is quiet.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
like the features.
By jj22
from Franklin, MA, United States
Had a problem after three weeks. Had to have the control panel replaced. Love the refrigerator. Hoping there are no more problems.
A really nice refrigerator.
By Tony T 45
from Scottsdale, AZ, United States
Have it only two months, but it's a dream. Have the counter depth model & it is a better fit then any other make out there. There ample room for for all our needs even with the ice maker inside the frig. Which why its a better fitting refrigerator for the cut out.
Very quiet and we love the soft start lighting!
By John55
from Fort Collins, CO, United States
We bought our Electrolux fridge in June 2015 and it's been the best fridge we've owned to date (which is 6ish other brands). This fridge is quiet (ice maker does make noise when it cycles but we quickly got used to it) and it simply looks smashing in our kitchen... it has a very polished, professional look to it... makes the room look 'smart'!
Nice look but not reliable ice maker
By rstrik00
from Murfreesboro, TN, United States
Did not have an issue with it until i owned it for about a year, then the ice maker in the freezer died completely. I expect more out of such an expensive appoiancel
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By davinfayetteville
from Fayetteville, AR, United States
I bought this as well as an Electrolux slide in range and matching microwave hood for a complete kitchen remodel. After 11 months, all are performing flawlessly and look great! If I had to do another kitchen remodel, I'd choose the same great Electrolux appliances.
Would not purchase again
By Llee
from New Jersey, United States
Purchase mainly for the design however, for the cost definitely not a good product. I would not recommend this refrigerator. The unit is makwas a very audible noise which we have gotten used to, does NOT keep food fresh, the doors do not always seal properly and remains ajarred yet the warning indicator does not go on. The freezer compartment does not keep ice cream completely frozen, consistency is soft. Parts are only covered for one year - really poor warranty. Found that out when we realized the gaskets needed to be replaced - less than 2 years old and already breaking down.
excellent except for size
By Judy 1
from asheville nc
we bought this because we were told that Kitchen aid didnot make a counter depth. This refrigerator seems to work well but there is not enough shelf space because of the position of the ice maker and water dispenser. The electroniocs and digitals are gooid
Have had 2 months, and very pleased.
By DebJ
from Nebraska, United States
Decided to replace a much larger, 22-year old refrigerator. I know this one will never last as long as my old one....appliances just aren't made to last today! But I look forward to many years of use and keeping my fingers crossed. Have had for 2 months and so far everything is great. Have always wanted and needed a counter-depth for the size of the kitchen. And would never have thought I needed 2 ice-makers, but I am happy to have both. Still have to play around and figure out the best positions for shelves to meet my needs, but really like the look of the interior.
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1988 Ford Ranger • 2.9L V6 2WD Automatic •
I am teying to change the water pump in a ford ranger 1988 2.9L. To release the tension on the 3 belts you undo a couple bolts from the AC compressor, alternator and power steering pump to allow them to shift some. Well one of the bolts on the ac compressor is missing the head. Its rusted and stripped and just all screwed up. I think I HAVE to remove this bolt to move the AC. How do I get the bolt out! I have tried using wd40. I have tried using vice grips. Tried hitting it with a hammer. I have the bolt extractor set BUT my drill is to big to access the bolt properly with the drill bit on it. I dont have a torch so the hot/cold and/or welding ideas are a no go. And its impossible to find a proper diagram of which bolts I am even supposed to loosen so if anyone has a picture and can upload it here that'd be great. As MAYBE I dont have to take this one off? I am lost. And over it. This has been going on for days. Help please. Thanks!
July 2, 2014.
July 2, 2014.
We don't have any pictures of that. If the bolt is broken and only goes through the bracket then it shold move anyhow or the a/c compressor can be removed to drill it. Otherwise it will need tohave the bracketremoved as wellor an angle drill will need to beused toget the bolt out.
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Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis
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|Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis
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Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis (マナケミア ~学園の錬金術士たち~ Mana Khemia ~Gakuen no Renkinjutsushi-tachi~) is a role-playing video game developed by Gust Corporation for the PlayStation 2 in 2007. The game is another iteration of Gust's Atelier series, and incorporates elements of standard turn-based combat and alchemy. A PlayStation Portable version was released, with additional features included.
Mana Khemia is console role-playing video game and is a spiritual successor to the Atelier Iris series, also created by Gust. As a result, the game shares many common elements with games in that series.
At the core of the game is alchemy through which the player can create weapons, armor, usable items, and complex ingredients for these recipes. The player is required to gather core materials through field exploration, spoils of combat, or buying them in the shops. Each item carries fundamental properties that include elemental and special abilities and character stat improvements that can be infused into equipment. Through the creation of new items, these properties can transfer over into the new item. A new "alchemy wheel" allows the player to adjust the quality of each ingredient as it is added to the mix, for better or worse, in order to alter the final item's properties as well. Recipes for items are learned over the course of the game by finding or buying recipe books, conversing with characters, or can be extrapolated from existing recipes by altering the ingredients list.
When in the field, the player can opt to avoid encounters with monsters by running and jumping over them, but also may attempt to strike first to go into battle. Mana Khemia uses a turn-based system similar to previous Atelier Iris games. Once the player has more than three characters in the party, he or she can then have up to three characters in reserve; these characters can switch in during a normal turn, or be called in at the end of one character's attack to provide an additional blow, or be called in to replace a character about to be attacked. The swapped out characters require a number of turns to recover before being called in again. As the player becomes able to inflict more damage, they can activate "Burst Mode" that temporarily increases the damage from each attacks and rewards the player with a large number of hits in this mode. Additionally, about mid-game, Burst Mode can lead to a "Finishing Burst" that requires the player to meet a certain condition while Burst Mode is activated, such as striking with each team member or healing a certain amount of damage; this allows for a special powerful finishing move to be unleashed by one of the characters.
Both alchemy and combat are necessary to grow the characters. Unlike typical role-playing games, there are no experience points or characters levels. Instead, through combat, the characters earn "action points" which are used in the character-specific "grow book" to unlock new skills and character bonuses such as additional health or mana points. However, these bonuses are tied to completing the recipes for specific items in that book. The grow book is presented as a graph of synthesizable items. The bonuses for an item cannot be acquired using action points until an adjacent item on the graph and the item itself has been made.
The game is presented as a series of terms at a school. Each term is made up of several weeks, typically starting and ending with an event, ultimately leading to a key battle to be won. In between, the player is generally required to complete two or three courses, earning a grade for how well the course was completed. This is then followed by two or three days of free time. If the player should fail to make a decent cumulative grade by the end of courses, they will need to spend one day of free time in detention, doing required tasks. Once in free time, the player is free to take odd jobs, talk with characters, and perform side quests related to the other members of the party.
The game's main focus is on the lead protagonist, Vayne Aurelius, the son of a legendary alchemist named Theofratus who had disappeared sometime after Vayne's birth. Vayne, since then, had led the life of a hermit, his only companion being a Mana in cat form named Sulpher. Vayne is invited to the Al-Revis Academy for alchemy training by Zeppel, one of the professors there. He is quickly indoctrinated into the school by become part of an atelier led by Flay Gunnar (an older student who is known as The Defender of Justice) along with two other students, Jess (a clumsy girl who is nevertheless adept at alchemy) and Nikki (an impulsive beastgirl). They are soon joined by Pamela (the school's resident ghost), Anna (an 11-year-old master swordsman), Roxis (the son of a famous family of alchemists who is quickly forced to join the workshop by Flay) and Muppy (an alien the group discovers on an assignment). The eight of them are able to succeed at completing assignments and allow the workshop to prosper and learn the skills of alchemy.
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Playable characters[edit]
- Vayne Aurelius (ヴェイン・アウレオルス Vain Aureorusu?)
- Voiced by: Akira Ishida (Japanese), Liam O'Brien (English)
- The protagonist main character. He lived alone with Sulpher, a black cat, deep in the forest. But one day, he was suddenly invited to come to Al-Revis Academy, due to supposedly being the son of a famous alchemist. He is shy and has a weak personality, and his friends talk him into trouble. He performs several miraculous acts as the game progresses, and it is eventually revealed that he is an artificial Mana that is able to grant wishes, created by the aforementioned famous alchemist. Depending on his relationship with others, he will either continue to live on knowing that he is the Mana of wishes or choose to disappear from the world. In all the good endings, Vayne eventually saves his friends and the school by wishing his power away.
- Jessica Philomele (フィロメール・アルトゥング Firomēru Arutungu?)
- Voiced by: Sakura Nogawa (Japanese), Kate Higgins (English)
- Vayne's classmate. She fears no one, and has a very friendly and outgoing personality, but is slightly klutzy. She loves alchemy, and will test out her strangely unique syntheses whenever she has the time. And every time, she causes something to explode. And she actually had a strange illness that no doctors could fix it since she was little. The legendary alchemist Theofratus managed to cure her but made a mistake in the process - as a result her life expectancy has been greatly reduced. In her ending, Vayne becomes her doctor, working to cure her along with the other members of her workshop. Her bag appears to be some kind of magical device akin to a bag of holding, however she is also able to pull out items that were never placed inside.
- Flay Gunnar (グンナル・ダム Gunnaru Damu?)
- Voiced by: Kenyuu Horiuchi (Japanese), Richard Epcar (English)
- Vayne's schoolmate who is one year his senior. He is known throughout the school for being a troublemaker. On Orientation Day, he forced Vayne to join his workshop, along with Jess and Nikki. As long as he's having fun, he does not care about anyone else's troubles. He also loves an adventurous non-boring world. He always wanted to be a 'King of Justice' aka a Superhero, dragging Vain with him as his partner hero. In his ending, Flay has become a villain (though most likely out of a playful matter) named the "Flayvor of Evil" in the U.S. version, and Vayne is the hero who continually battles with him.
- Nicole Mimi Tithel (ティティルミミニケメレ Titiru Mimi Nike Mere?)
- Voiced by: Miyuki Sawashiro (Japanese), Jennifer Sekiguchi (English)
- An energetic beastman girl. She talks and acts before she thinks. She hates sitting still inside a room, so she does not concentrate on her syntheses. She is lazy to be in the academy, because she hates doing assignments. She grew up in a small village, which may be why she sometimes seems to lack common social ideas. However, out of all the members of the workshop, she has the most common sense. Nikki has a beautiful singing voice and came to Al-Revis to find a husband so she can save her vanishing race. In her ending, she and Vayne get married and take care of their children.
- Roxis Rosenkrantz (ロクシス・ローゼンクライツ Rokushisu Rōzenkuraitsu?)
- Voiced by: Daisuke Kishio (Japanese), Patrick Seitz (English)
- A cool, sarcastic transfer student who comes from a famous alchemist family. A very diligent, hard worker. His words are very polite, even though he's an annoying student. His hobbies are studying and reading. He likes being alone, and has an air about him that distances himself from others. He sees Vayne as a rival, and he dislikes him. In his ending, Vayne and Roxis are sparring partners, the loser of each round forced to be the other's test subject for all sorts of experiments.
- Pamela Ibis (パメラ・イービス Pamera Ībisu?)
- Voiced by: Asuka Tanii (Japanese), Brianne Siddall (English)
- A ghost girl who lives in Al-Revis. She's very soft and likes all cute things. She is a recurring character in the Atelier series having previously appeared in Atelier Judie, Atelier Viorate, Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana and Atelier Iris 3: Grand Phantasm. Pamela decides to join Vayne's workshop, but as soon as she sees how bleak it looks, she begins to complain about being in such a plain environment. With no other choice, Vayne gathers the cute items that Pamela wants, and decorates the workshop with them. In her ending, Pamela leaves Al-Revis with Vayne (now a doctor) to travel with him from town to town... though her habit of scaring people does not die out. Later on she appears in Atelier Rorona: The Alchemist of Arland and Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book.
- Anna Lemouri (アンナ・レムリ Anna Remuri?)
- Voiced by: Ui Miyazaki (Japanese), Danielle Judovits (English)
- A very young girl who has already mastered swordsmanship at her young age. She is an underclassman of Vayne, but is more mature than she looks. She is strict, fastidious and takes most things far too seriously, even jokes and results of her occasional wild speculations. Once she is set in her path, she's unstoppable. In her ending, Vayne meets up with her for a duel only to find that she now uses both alchemy and swords as part of her fighting style so she will happily use bombs and poisons on him.
- Muppy Oktavia Wonderchak VIII (ムーペ・オクタヴィア・ヴォンドラチェク8世 Mupe Okutavia Wondoracheku Hachi-sei?)
- Voiced by: Yūichi Nagashima (Japanese), ? (English)
- A foreign exchange student from a faraway world. By a strange turn of events, he ended up learning alchemy with Vayne and his workshop friends. He wanders the school in a pot-like machine, so everyone thinks he's slightly strange. His true plan is world domination as he tends to have delusions of grandeur. In his ending, Vayne travels with him to his home planet... and makes an offer to Vayne to become his queen.
Non-playable characters[edit]
- Sulpher (サルファ Sarufa?)
- Voiced by: Akio Ōtsuka (Japanese), ? (English)
- Vayne's companion and Mana who transforms into Vayne's weapon in combat. Sulpher normally takes on the form of an arm-mounted blade with a red eye, but can change his shape to perform other attacks. Sulpher is apathetic, rude and unimpressed by seemingly everything. He traveled alongside Theofratus until the day he died, and then became friends with Vayne (he could talk with Vayne, but he can't anymore since Vayne lost his powers). In truth, Sulpher is not a mana, he is a normal cat. Vayne is the mana while Sulpher himself is the contractor, being able to take the forms he does simply because Vayne wished it.
- Isolde Schelling (イソルテ・シェリング Isorude Sheringu?)
- Voiced by: Ayako Kawasumi (Japanese), Wendee Lee (English)
- Female teacher at the academy, and Theofratus's lover. She's less pleasant than the other teachers, often giving out more difficult assignments. She is a graduate from Al-Revis and was classmates with Zeppel. While Zeppel is the laid back teacher, Isolde is much more serious. She cares for Vayne while on the other hand hate him for killing Theofratus.
- Zeppel Kriever (ゼップル・クライパー Zeppuru Kuraibā?)
- Voiced by: Kazuhiko Inoue (Japanese), Richard Epcar (English)
- Vayne's homeroom teacher. He is friendly to students and is a popular teacher. He found Vayne from the mountains and invited him to the academy. In Mana Khemia 2 he has become the principal of Al-Revis Academy
- Tony Eisler (トニ・アイスラー Toni Aisurā?)
- Voiced by: Mitsuaki Madono (Japanese), Derek Stephen Prince (English)
- An older student at the academy who is exclusively seen with Renee, and he seems to be the less powerful out of the two. He hates Gunnar with a passion and considers him his rival, however his attempts to defeat him and the main party are usually met by exasperation. ("Who are these people?" "We don't have time to play with you!") Gunnar tends to just ignore/make fun of him, and as the game passes it becomes obvious that he is much less evil than he originally appeared. He gets angry easily, which makes his speech deteriorate and causes him to him make rash decisions. He is ordered by Isolde to watch over Vayne. He returns to the academy in Mana Khemia 2 to become a full-time teacher, if only to continue his grudge against Gunnar.
- Renee Kearse (レーネ・キア Rēne Kia?)
- Voiced by: Ai Nonaka (Japanese), Danielle Judovits (English)
- An older student at the academy. Is exclusively seen with Tony. Goes along with Tony's bothering of Vayne, but it seems her heart isn't really in it. Whenever Tony makes up 'schemes' to defeat Vayne's company, she don't stop or encourage him. She barely has any interests in anything, and tends to get bored fast by all kinds of activity. She's also seems to be very powerful in combat, as Tony asks her help to beat up Flay in the beginning of the game (though she prefers to back off to avoid breaking her new nails, and Tony decides against fighting Flay alone). The fact that she is capable of summoning the Mana who hates humans, Azure Flame Mana, may prove that she's more formidable battler than she looks. Still, she'll only fight seriously occasionally, thus making her not much of a threat to Vayne and the others.
- Bernard Tieck (ベルンハルト・ティーク Berunharuto Tīku?)
- Voiced by: Naomi Kusumi (Japanese), Derek Stephen Prince (English)
- The academy's principal. He is a jovial man who is nice to all students. He is also a great cook.
- Ernentraud Karnap (エルメントラウト・カルナップ Erumentorauto Karunappu?)
- Voiced by: Yukari Hishizu (Japanese), ? (English)
- The academy's vice-principal. She is very strict, and bullies the principal. She is also hopeless at baking.
- Melanie Ruthers (メルヒス・ロイティエール Meruhisu Roidiēru?)
- Voiced by: Rina Sato (Japanese), Wendee Lee (English)
- The academy's nurse. She runs the infirmary and sells a variety of healing products. She enjoys teasing Vayne and his friends.
- Cardinand Lorryale (Lorr) (カルダディイロルアレ (ロル) Karudadī Roruare (Roru)?)
- Voiced by: Ryuuta Iguchi (Japanese), ? (English)
- The academy's combat and tactics trainer. He's a beastman like Nikki.
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The soundtrack was composed by Ken Nakagawa and Daisuke Achiwa and includes opening song "Run For Your Life"' by Haruka Shimotsuki and ending song "TOGGLE" by Yuuki Mizusawa.. It was released May 30, 2007 in Japan by Team Entertainment.
Insert songs:
- "夢の未来へ~合唱版~ (Yume no Mirai e ~Gasshouban~ / To the Future of Dreams ~Chorus Version~)" by Gust Staff
- "シリウス (Sirius)" by Marie
- "ねぇ (Nee / Hey)" by Marie
- "STIGMATA" by Noriko Mitose
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Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis received mixed reviews. It received an aggregated score of 71.18% on GameRankings based on 22 reviews[1] and 69/100 on Metacritic based on 20 reviews.[2]
A port for the PSP system that was released in Japan on September 25, 2008 under the title Mana-Khemia Gakuen no Renkinjutsushi-tachi Plus, and in North America on March 10, 2009, branded under the name Mana Khemia: Student Alliance. There are added features like multiplayer battles, Jump Start function to allow the game to load faster, and more items that can be synthesized. In multiplayer battles, enemies may drop rare items that cannot be found in the main game. Student Alliance was generally given lower reviews than its PS2 counterpart due to its additional loading times, but this can be remedied by playing the download rather than the UMD or using the install function.
A sequel was released on May 29, 2008 in Japan and in North America on August 25, 2009, the sequel's story is set 15 years later after the original game, and the only returning characters are Flay, Tony, and Zeppel.
- ^ a b "Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis for PlayStation 2". GameRankings. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
- ^ a b "Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis for PlayStation 2 Reviews". Metacritic. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
- ^ VanOrd, Kevin (May 12, 2008). "Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis Review". GameSpot. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
- ^ Elston, Brett (April 1, 2008). "Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis review". GamesRadar. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
- ^ Haynes, Jeff (April 1, 2008). "Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis Review". IGN. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
- ^ Wigham, Simon (May 30, 2010). "Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis PS2 Review". Console Obsession. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
- ^ Sacranie, John (April 1, 2008). "Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis (PlayStation 2) review". Honest Gamers. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
- ^ Dukta, Ben (July 5, 2008). "Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis Review". PSXextreme. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
- ^ Gann, Patrick (March 28, 2008). "Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis". RPGFan. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
- ^ Bishop, Sam (March 20, 2008). "Almost the Right Recipe - Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis". Total PlayStation. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
- ^ McKown, Ken (January 27, 2011). "Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis". ZTGD. Retrieved November 28, 2014.
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Official website (Japanese)
- Official website (PSP) (Japanese)


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