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Just watched it RAW. Most of the time, based on the manga dialog, I could guess what they were saying, but I think I'll watch the sub later, just to be sure. My initial thoughts are these:
I don't know, the characters just seem to be shifting slightly in appearance every episode. (Except maybe Ed, Al, and Winry.) Hawkeye especially, I mean jeez. Pick an eye shape and stick with it, am I right? Other than that, I was happy with the way the showed the body language of the characters, and the added expressions of Edward during Winry's "blah blah feelings" speech were a nice touch.
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Not bad, but not particularly notable, in my opinion. But Ling's voice continues to satisfy me, and Dr. Knox was as expected as well.
The messed up order of things is finally evened out, but is it just me who, during the preview of the next episode was like, "
What the... they JUST killed her and one episode later they reveal the 'OMG she's alive' moment?! I had to go through about 5 chapters of thinking she was dead, the new FMA viewers should have to go through more than just a week!
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Just watched the sub. Mustang sure makes a good villain. I thought this episode was up to par, and definitely leaves the viewer with uncertain thoughts about everything by the end, which is what it was supposed to do.
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Great episode!
Even though Mustang killing Maria would have done great at the end (like a cliffhanger), I still liked the ending.
I loved Ling and Barry driving Falman crazy! hilarious!
The animation was good, but I thought Envy looked strange.
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QUOTE (Jen_Elric @ Jul 26 2009, 10:26 PM)
The animation was good, but I thought Envy looked strange.
I also think Envy looked odd. Good thing Envy didn't have center stage. I think they nailed Mustang though. I also liked the image of Ed scowling at Mustang in the alley.
Did anyone notice the unusually long pause before Ed asked Winry for advice? They could have made it shorter lol
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I absolutely love Ling XD I think they're doing such a great job with him. He and his retainers are my favorite thing about this adaptation thus far. I'm really,
pleased with how they turned out
And the Barry and Falman parts were good too :3
I liked the Roy and Maria subplot as well. He was such a villain in this episode...
one thing I wasn't thrilled with was that little bit with him at the end being all "now they won't hinder me"...that was unnecessary foreshadowing that I think they could have
done without. Although I suppose it did make him seem much more evil, because if you don't know what he's referring to it makes him sound like he's going to try to take over the world or something XD
Anyway, I can't wait for next week. I hope we get a lot more Ling :3
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Maybe my expectations were too high, but I was sort of let down by the "big event" of the episode, the scene in the alley with Roy and Maria.
First, because Ed and Al already knew about Hughes' death, their finding out about her arrest and running out to get answers isn't as dramatic. In fact, I sort of don't believe they would even run out right away like that just for Ross' arrest. It was that extra jolt of discovering Hughes was dead that led them to run out like they did in the manga.
Second, the scenes leading to the "event" didn't really build the way it did in the manga, and you don't know how Roy could even have known about Ross' escape. It could just be because I know how these events pan out from the manga, but there was a little too heavy hinting for my liking, and the lead-in to the scene was a little too quick.
The events in of themselves do amp up the tension in the story. I only wish they could have kept the proper manga event order and had the aforementioned scene at the end of an episode, not halfway through this one. If anything is an episode finale moment, it's that one. The first series was always good at doing things like that.
I can't be too picky, I suppose. I did like the episode, it just didn't enthrall me like I expected it to.
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Lol anyone find the epic music when Armstrong was punching Ed and dragging him off was soooooooo inappropiet XD lololol, I was like eh?? Normally I don't notice too much wrong with the music even though a lot of people go on about it, but that was really ran
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My thoughts after watching the subs:
-They mentioned Ling's age when he was in prison, so maybe they're not going to do the Ling/Ed height comparison.
-Soundtrack is getting way to repetitive. I think they used the same melody/theme within like five minutes of each other, just with different instruments.
-Lol @ evil babysitter Hawkeye
(I wonder why she slammed the door...)
-Poor Falman
-Winry was really cute in this episode :3
-Maybe I'm being nitpicky, but they forgot to change Ed's jacket!
-Switching the events around didn't really bother me, I thought it still flowed even if Bones didn't follow the manga exactly.
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Personally, plot-wise, I loved the whole episode. I'll admit that the Ross killing would have been epically dramatic at the end, but whatever. I think it was still a great episode.
The music - at the end of this episode it didn't fit at all, and they are using the SAME FRICKIN' FOUR OR FIVE PIECES. Seriously, new music would be nice, BONES.
art - I thought it was well-animated, but some characters did look kinda funky. Like Envy and Ed. And I agree with Hagaren4eva - they need to fix Hawkeye's eyes! Honestly! Earlier in the series they were okay, but now they are huge (and changing shape)! It doesn't even look like Hawkeye anymore. (But if anyone has seen Hawkeye in the Wii game trailers, her eyes look fine. O.o)
Anyway, I still really enjoyed this episode. I can't wait for the next one.
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Watched this subbed last night, and overall I'm content with this episode. Not completely happy nor completely disappointed, but content.
The re-working of the events was fine, though I wanted to see more from Ling & the others - loved that part when they're all in the hideout eating. Poor Falman...
It's always the straight man that suffers...
Couple of inconsistencies with the art, but that's normal.
Glad they kept the babysitter line and Winry's speech (and delivery of it) was great, I liked that her voice was just near-whisper as it's clear that she's been keeping her thoughts private.
Maria was adorable, especially when she was in her cell, struggling with her 'options'.
Roy's exactly how he's supposed to be at this point - the truth revealed should be excellent.
Also liked the VA for Knox, he's got that world-weariness in his voice, which fits.
I look forward to next week's episode.
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QUOTE (kkg22104 @ Jul 27 2009, 07:15 AM)
-They mentioned Ling's age when he was in prison, so maybe they're not going to do the Ling/Ed height comparison.
That was my first thought when he mentioned his age. I'd actually forgotten that Lin even mentioned his age while he was imprisoned, well it's a shame we've lost the height scene most likely but we'll live no doubt.
Onto the rest of the episode:
- So they changed Ross relaying everything that had gone on during her interrogation to Armstrong to just straight up showing the interrogation. The cyncial part of my brain can't help but think this was done to give Henry Douglas more screentime and therefore to justify his appearance in one of the eyecatches. But that's just crazy talk.
- This results in Armstrong now being told he's not allowed to speak with Ross, which I can't decide is realistic or not. This probably means it doesn't matter.
- As slow as the scene was, I really like the scene with Winry trying to form an opinion on what the brothers should do. It's a nice scene that shows some nice characterisation on Winry's part.
- Kinda dissapointed that they took out Barry asking for the phone, as well as the small scene where Falman comes to. No big loss as we're not idiots who can't put two and two together. Also
we'll probably see them soon anyway
- I'm actually in favour of Barry not stealing Lin's sword during the escape. Why? Because in the manga, Barry pretty much says 'this is mine now' but in later chapters Lin has clearly gained his sword back. Now I never much bought the idea that Barry just gave Lin his sword back so I'm happy to see that scene gone.
- Speaking of Lin, glad to see almost all of his humourous scenes were kept in tact. I especially love the smoke signals scene. Barry's reaction was pretty much perfect as well.
- I thought adding the scene where Hawkeye asks for leave and then slams the door upon leaving was a tad... odd. I'm not bothered by adding new scenes, it just seemed a tiny bit unecessary.
I guess they're trying to make it seem like Hawkeye is angry at Mustang (Envy's dialogue before that supports this) and thus make it a bigger surprise when it turns out that the girl on the phone IS Hawkeye
- Now while I agree that Ross' death would've been a better cliffhanger, I think that BONES deserve praise for the way they ended this episode. Using what had built up over the course of the episode, they managed to portray Mustang in a way that could make you question what he's planning. It's nice to see Mustang portrated as the scheming little so and so that, let's face it, he is.
All in all, not a bad episode at all in my opinion. Not one of the best so far. Alot of held frames in the animation and alot of cheating as well (oh thought you could slip Ed sitting up between shots and no one would notice, eh BONES) and Barry in particular looked off model but, as I said last week, I wont condem them for that.
Next week looks... dissapointing to be honest. I expected next week for them to be getting into the gut of the action during this story arc, but it looks like most of next week will be devoted to Xerxes and more talky talky.
I wouldn't mind so much if I didn't suspect they've only brought Xerxes forwards so a. we know Ross is alive and b. Scar can get mentioned.
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I really liked this episode. The pacing was finally normal, and it was better than last week. Ling was the best part...and Barry, too! Ross was funny and cute as well.
Roy was win, but all the foreshadowing was a bit much. Unless people DO interpret it like Aribelle says, that he's trying to sabotage the planet or whatever XD
So it was a great episode, only thing I'm going to say is why add Riza slamming the door, which seemed to do nothing for the plot, and then cut short scenes about the same length like Barry on the phone or Falman calling Riza and her saying Roy won't be back for a while?
Oh, and why isn't he on the phone at the end? At this point, Fuery's supposed to be calling in. Oh well, hopefully it'll be in next episode.
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I was waiting on tenderhooks for this episode and it didn't disappoint...on the whole. Again, music needs to change. The repetitiveness is beginning to grate. Although the death of Ross was as dark and dramatic as I was hoping for, it really, really should have been placed at the end as a cliff-hanger, like others have already mentioned. It was just too good to have as a midway point.
Also, and I suppose this probably sounds utterly ridiculous, but that announcer completely ruined the mood for me coming in halfway through Ed's confrontation with Mustang (when I totally didnt expect it XD) with his booming 'FULLLLL METALLL ALCHEMIST!!!~~' Yes, thanks for making me accidentally snort during a serious moment Mr. Announcer. If this series turns out bad it will be your fault entirely.
Argh. I love to hate Mustang. He really is playing villain in this episode. Just one example, aside from the obvious - the comment he made to Armstrong about all the beautiful women in Eastern HQ straight after killing Ross made him appear so despicable I just wanted to punch him
even though I know what comes next, its a knee-jerk reaction! I truly wanted to murder him when I read it in the manga...
. Ed's reactions were well portrayed - his anger, shock and confusion. I really felt for him in this episode. Al too.
I liked the early scene between Ed, Al and Winry, although what was with that looooong pause? Haha. Maybe it was because Winry's face didn't move during it so everything looked frozen. But I'm glad they didn't miss this scene out; I understand Winry's dilemma and its good to hear it voiced.
Dr Knox! Can't wait to see more of him. He has the perfect VA.
Can I adopt Ling please? I loved him in this episode, he and Barry were hilarious!
Well, that's all that springs to mind right now, roll on next week!
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Unimpressed again. And kinda bored for the beginning and toward the end.
Usual changes from the manga and the event reshuffling meant that things didn't work out half as well. And the stuff with Maria Ross came off a little too...Suspicious.
They did seem to get some humour in there at last though. Though it wasn't the smartest of comedy. :\
Didn't think the music in this episode was too good either. That tune when Winry was talking was just...Not good. At all.
Also the first time I've actually noticed Hawkeye's ridiculous changing appearance.
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Imagine Film Festival (April 8-17) features freaky anime and science fiction movies at the EYE Film Institute Netherlands, plus a gruesome Night of Terror at the Art Deco Tuschinski Theater on Reguliersbreestraat.
But without a doubt the biggest festival of Amsterdam's spring months is Queen's Day, April 30. Hundreds of thousands of orange-clad and orange-bewigged revellers crowd onto the streets, the canals are choked with barges blaring music, the bars overflow, and impromptu street market sprung up on every corner. This year's Queen's Day will mark the abdication of Queen Beatrix and celebrations are likely to be even bigger than usual.


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In 1981 federal monies were no longer available and the Center had to discontinue the service. In December, 1981, the Benton-Franklin Rape Relief and Sexual Assault Program was incorporated and funded by United Way of Benton and Franklin Counties and located at the Mid-Columbia Mental Health Center.
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Kids around the Grand Valley had plenty of time on their mittens thanks to the winter storm canceling school.
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Ant Chair: Arne Jacobson debuted the Ant chair in 1952 for a healthcare company in Copenhagen. This chair was the breakthrough piece that is still an icon for Fritz Hansen today.
Swan Chair: Designed to work with the Egg chair in the lobby and lounge areas of the Royal Hotel, the Swan chair was an innovative design with no straight lines, only curves, that was born in Arne Jacobson's garage.
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OLAF FUB SEZ: According to author Thomas Pynchon, born on this date in 1937, "If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers."
BETTER ANGELS – The Above the Rest Motorcycle Club, a drug-free riding group, will host its 10th annual Bike Blessing at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Schiller Park Community Center, 2057 Genesee St. It's free and open to all motorcycles, scooters, bicycles and Can-Am Spyders, which are those three-wheeled models. "If it's a bike," the organizers say, "we'll bless it."
Food, raffles, music and vendors will be available. All who come are asked to bring a white balloon in support of cures for lung cancer. For info, call 390-0314.
GEARING UP – Speaking of bikes, Jim "Jumbo" Griffin is hosting a benefit from 7 to 11 p.m. Friday in Molly Maguire's, 834 Abbott Road, to benefit the annual Ride for Roswell, which takes place June 22. Donation is $20 and includes beer and pizza. There will be prizes, auctions and music by Billy LaRusch and Friends. For info and donations, call Griffin at 912-2603.
CURE WANTED – An event to raise awareness about Prader-Willi syndrome, a genetic disorder that causes developmental problems and a chronic feeling of hunger, and to raise funds for a cure, will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in the Zoofari Courtyard at the Buffalo Zoo. It's being organized by Matt and Liz Bystrak, of Orchard Park, whose 3-year-old daughter, Violet, is affected by the syndrome.
For a minimum $25 donation per adult, families will get admission to the zoo, lunch, a T-shirt, a scavenger hunt and private animal meet-and-greets. For info, visit http://onesmallstep.fpwr.org.
HITTING THE STREETS – The seventh annual Cummins Run for Literacy, a 5K run and walk, takes place at 9 a.m. Saturday from the Prendergast Library, 509 Cherry St., Jamestown. Proceeds support the library's Literacy Center, which trains volunteer tutors to work with adults who need help with basic reading, writing, math and English as a second language.
Registration begins at 8. Fee is $17. The first 200 to sign in Saturday get a free T-shirt. The library will serve refreshments and present awards on the lawn afterwards. In case of rain, the party will move inside. For info, call Bobbie Caswell at 484-7135, Ext. 236.
SADDLE UP – The Knights of Equity and the Daughters of Erin, Court 5, will hold a Night at the Races on Saturday in the Buffalo Irish Center, 245 Abbott Road. Doors open at 6 p.m., and the race starts at 7.
Entry fee for those who want to name a horse is $10, which includes a roast beef sandwich, potato salad, dessert, beer and pop. For those who don't want a horse, the fee is $6. Call 812-0537 or 677-4497.
INTO THE PAST – Ladies will don Victorian dresses to serve the annual Mother's Day Tea on Saturday in the Hull Family Home and Farmstead, 5962 Genesee St., Lancaster. The menu for the three seatings – 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. – includes tiny tea sandwiches, fresh scones and petite homemade desserts.
Seating is limited. Cost is $20 for adults, $10 for children 10 and under. Tours of the historic house will be available for tea guests from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For info and reservations, call 741-7032.
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Minnesota State College Southeast recently hosted WSU Children's Center Summer School Age program participants on campus as part of their "How Things Work" week.
"The field trip allowed these children to get a glimpse into worlds that they may not know exist. In addition to being fun, it may have planted some seeds in an interest they may pursue in future years," states School Age Coordinator Karen Sullivan.
Throughout the day they were shown how a car runs, how a truck hauls, how technology is used in healthcare, and how changing the color of your hair is a science.
Photo Caption: WSU Children's Center participants ready to report for work in the MSC Southeast Nursing Lab.
Minnesota State College Southeast is seeking comments from the
public about the College in preparation for its periodic evaluation by its
regional accrediting agency.
The College will host a visit November 7–9, 2016,
with a team representing the Higher Learning Commission.
Minnesota State
College Southeast has been accredited by HLC since 1995. The team will review the
institution's ongoing ability to meet HLC's Criteria for Accreditation.
The public is invited to submit comments regarding the college
to the following address:
Public Comment on Minnesota State College Southeast
The public may also submit comments on HLC's website at www.hlcommission.org/comment.
Comments must address substantive matters related to the quality
of the institution or its academic programs. Comments must be in writing.
All comments must be received by October 7, 2016.
We are excited to offer a new program: Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences! This degree is designed to provide a well-rounded education with a range of coursework in the arts, humanities, mathematics, and sciences. By earning an Associate of Arts degree at Minnesota State College Southeast, you will gain a credential you can take with you to transfer into any Minnesota State four-year institution as a junior in college.
The study of liberal arts and sciences isn't just about memorizing facts - it's learning how to learn, so you will be prepared to adapt to an ever-changing world. You are not training for a specific job, but gaining the communications and reasoning skills that will enhance your career opportunities in any area you might pursue in the future.
There is an increasing national need for all working-age adults to possess at least two years of higher education. Our region's workforce communities have indicated that they are seeking "well-rounded" individuals who possess strong critical thinking, problem solving, and communications skills. With an Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences you will be better qualified to pursue your career options.
Students can finish an Associate of Arts degree within four semesters at the college. All essential courses are offered every semester and the college offers evening classes, online classes and hybrid classes. A full array of Liberal Arts and Sciences courses are available at both the Red Wing and Winona campuses.
For more information about the new Associate of Arts degree option, visit with an admissions advisor - call 877-853-8324 (Winona) or 800-657-4849 (Red Wing) to schedule an appointment.
Southeast Technical's Carpentry Program students and their instructor, Ralph Roemer, have worked for the whole school year to bring blueprints to reality, building a single-family home off County Road 15, on Homer Valley Road. They will celebrate with an Open House on Saturday, June 18 (10 am - 1 pm).
The new 1600 square foot, single-story home, is tucked into the hillside of Homer Valley. It features 2 bedrooms and three bathrooms.
As in previous years, a special feature of the home is custom cabinetry built by the students to design specifications provided by the owner for the kitchen and bathrooms. The students build the cabinets from "scratch" and finish them in the carpentry lab at the college before installing them in the home.Homeowners can expect to save a substantial amount of money on the cost of carpentry labor by working with Southeast Technical to build a new home. The college is seeking a prospective home owner to build a project house in the 2017-2018 school year.
Plans are set for the next home construction to start this fall, but it's not too early to start planning to build a home starting in September 2017. Interested parties should contact the college as soon as possible to see if working with our carpentry program might be a good fit for them. Call the college at 507-453-2700 and ask to leave a message for Ralph Roemer.
Southeast Technical's Carpentry Program graduates can look forward to an improving job market as the construction industry continues to rebound. A 2014 study ranked carpentry among the top 10 high growth, high pay occupations in Minnesota through 2022. Carpentry was listed at #4 in Minnesota with a median salary of $45,881.14. Carpentry was ranked as the #1 high growth, high paying occupation in Wisconsin with a median salary of $42,350.
Southeast Technical offers diploma and associate degree programs in carpentry, and also provides certificate programs for carpenters who are seeking additional training. To learn more, visit the Carpentry program page at www.southeastmn.edu.
The saying goes that "what goes up, must come down." But most prices seem to go up, up, up!
That's not the case with the cost of tuition at Southeast Technical. For the past four years, tuition has been frozen at $167.31 per credit. But this year tuition is actually going down to $165.64 per credit.
The good news gets even better once the effect of financial aid is factored in. Changes to the Minnesota State Grant Program that take effect this year are projected to benefit students at state colleges as well as state universities so that all students who benefit from the State Grant will see a decrease in net tuition.
For MnSCU students receiving state and Pell grants, the estimated average annual tuition cost for attending a state 2-year college full-time is $894.
Also new this year is the MnSCU Two-Year Occupational Grant Pilot Program. Through this program, tuition and fees are FREE to qualifying Minnesota high school graduates who enroll in career and technical programs at Southeast Technical for the 2016-17 and 2017-18 academic years (up to 72 credits). This grant money is limited and funds will be distributed on a first-come, first served basis according to the date of application.
The Two-Year Occupational Grant covers actual tuition and general fees remaining after Pell Grant and the Minnesota State Grant have been applied to the student's account. Families with an adjusted gross income of up to $90,000 are eligible for this grant, so it is designed to make a college education more affordable for middle-income families.
"Our state colleges and universities remain the lowest cost, highest value option in higher education in Minnesota," says Steven Rosenstone, chancellor of Minnesota State Colleges and Universities. "Affordability and accessibility ensure that our colleges and universities can be places of hope and opportunity for all Minnesotans."
Southeast Technical honored two alumni for outstanding achievement in their careers. By coincidence both graduated from the college's accounting program: Ryan Kilbride (Red Wing, 2009) and Senator Jeremy Miller (Winona, 2004).
Ryan Kilbride was named the Outstanding Alumni of the Year Awards winner for the Red Wing campus at the college's spring Commencement Ceremony in Red Wing on May 10. Ryan graduated in May 2009 with an Associate in Applied Science degree in Accounting, earning a 3.72 GPA.
Ryan started his own business, Kilbride Tax LLC, in 2007. He then worked in accounting at Stencil Cutting and Supply in Red Wing and Consolidated Precision Products in Bloomington. He is now a Tax and Business Manager at Haworth & Co. Ltd in West St. Paul, where he supervises a staff of five.
On Wednesday, May 11, Minnesota State College - Southeast Technical Class of 2016 honored Senator Jeremy Miller as Outstanding Alumni Awards winner, Winona Campus.
A 2004 graduate, Jeremy Miller earned an Associate in Applied Science degree in Accounting from the Winona campus. He is Chief Financial Officer for Wm. Miller Scrap Iron & Metal Co., where his responsibilities include accounting, business development, marketing, human resources, and domestic and global sales.
Jeremy is also serving his second term as a member of the Minnesota Senate. He represents Minnesota's 28th District, which includes Fillmore, Houston, and Winona counties. As the ranking member on the Senate Higher Education & Workforce Development Committee, Jeremy has fought for higher education funding and bonding bills that support capital projects in our community.
Congratulations to both of our award winners!
As the 2016 school year draws to a close, Minnesota State College - Southeast Technical is pleased to announce commencement ceremonies for the Red Wing and Winona campuses. All are welcome to celebrate with the college as the class of 2016 graduates. There will be two ceremonies:
Red Wing Campus Commencement CeremonyTuesday, May 10, 2016 - 7:00 p.m. Red Wing High SchoolLarry Sonju Gymnasium2451 Eagle Ridge DriveRed Wing, MinnesotaNote: Road construction in downtown Red Wing may affect access to Hwy 58. Please follow construction signage from Highway 61 to Hwy 58 south or use Truck Detour route.
Winona Campus Commencement CeremonyWednesday, May 11, 2016 - 7:00 p.m.Winona State UniversityMemorial HallCorner of Johnson & King StreetsWinona, MinnesotaNote: The Winona ceremony will be televised live by HBC Channel 25.
A reception with punch and cookies will be held for graduates, families, and friends immediately following the ceremonies.
© 2016 Minnesota State College Southeast
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Minnesota State College Southeast is an affirmative action/equal opportunity educator and employer. ADA accessible. MSC Southeast is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in employment and education opportunity. No person shall be discriminated against in the terms and conditions of employment, personnel practices, or access to and participation in, programs, services, and activities with regard to race, sex, color, creed, religion, age, national origin, disability, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, or sexual orientation. In addition, discrimination in employment base on membership or activity in a local commission as defined by law is prohibited.
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"Taste of the Holidays" began in 1993, after a presentation to our Rotary Club by Mr. Phil Ricord, who was then manager of the Foodworks Culinary Center in Arcata. The concept of showcasing local specialty food and beverage producers fit nicely with Rotary International's focus on Vocations, and provided our newly formed Rotary Club with a much needed signature fundraiser.
The first "Taste of the Holidays" was actually held in the warehouse of the FoodWorks Culinary Center. The following year, since the warehouse was chock-full of product, the event was moved to the historic Jacoby's Storehouse, which had recently been beautifully restored in downtown Arcata. After many enjoyable years at the Storehouse, the event was moved to the new Arcata Community Center in 2002, and we continue to enjoy success as "the first Holiday party of the year"
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Crystal structure of alanine: Glyoxylate aminotransferase and the relationship between genotype and enzymatic phenotype in primary hyperoxaluria type 1.
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A deficiency of the liver-specific enzyme alanine:glyoxylate aminotransferase (AGT) is responsible for the potentially lethal hereditary kidney stone disease primary hyperoxaluria type 1 (PH1). Many of the mutations in the gene encoding AGT are associated with specific enzymatic phenotypes such as accelerated proteolysis (Ser205Pro), intraperoxisomal aggregation (Gly41Arg), inhibition of pyridoxal phosphate binding and loss of catalytic activity (Gly82Glu), and peroxisome-to-mitochondrion mistargeting (Gly170Arg). Several mutations, including that responsible for AGT mistargeting, co-segregate and interact synergistically with a Pro11Leu polymorphism found at high frequency in the normal population. In order to gain further insights into the mechanistic link between genotype and enzymatic phenotype in PH1, we have determined the crystal structure of normal human AGT complexed to the competitive inhibitor amino-oxyacetic acid to 2.5 Angstrom. Analysis of this structure allows the effects of these mutations and polymorphism to be rationalised in terms of AGT tertiary and quaternary conformation, and in particular it provides a possible explanation for the Pro11Leu-Gly170Arg synergism that leads to AGT mistargeting. (C) 2003 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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The volcano is still blowing ash.
that volcano has done more for immagration in 5 days than the governmant have done in 20 years!!! simples!
I hear iceland are now offering ash back!
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Milton H. Block, 85, of Gothenburg died Monday, June 30, 2008, at Gothenburg.
A memorial service was held on Monday, July 7, at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel in Gothenburg with the Rev. Matthew Groenke officiating. Inurnment took place at Ft. McPherson National Cemetery with military honors by members of the Gothenburg Firing Squad.
Block was born northeast of Gothenburg, on Jan. 24, 1923, to Rankey Reakus and Ellen G. (Buesing) Block.
He graduated from Gothenburg High School in 1941 and served his country in the Army from 1945-1946, serving in the Asiatic Pacific.
Block was united in marriage to Wanda Ruth Fleharty on April 3, 1945, at Gothenburg. The couple lived briefly in Tyler, TX, and returned to Gothenburg in 1946 to raise a family.
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Block enjoyed jigsaw puzzles and going to McDonald's for breakfast and afternoon coffee, according to family members.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, Rankey and Ellen; his wife, Ruth in 2007.
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I have seen many people propose trading our 2nd rond pick (#49) to the Ravens for Jared Gaither. On the trade value chart, #49 is worth 410 points. As well, the diffrence between our first pick (#13) and the Ravens Pick (#25) is 430. If Trent williams is gone, I think we should trade with Baltimore #13 for #25 and Jared Gaither. I don't like Joe Haden, but Baltimore need CB help in a bad way and can use Gaither as leverage to move up to get Haden. Meanwhile, we get a proven OT and still get two first round picks and also keep our second rounder. With the rest of our early picks we take:
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G.K. Chesterton was happy to do some spoofery of the deductive detective genre -- his detectives seemed to depend more on the knowledge of human nature. One good example is Horne Fisher, the star character who solves bizarre little mysteries because he knows too much... and all the wrong things.
The first story opens with a reknowned book critic stumbling across a dead man with his head bashed on. Fortunately Fisher is fishing nearby, and is able to deduce who killed the poor man, when, and cleverly figures out the best (and most theatrical) way to get results.
In each story, Horne deals with another strange mystery -- the framing of an Irish prince freedom fighter, the vanishing of a priceless coin, a man killed off in the Middle East, an eccentric rich man dies during an obsessive fishing trip, another vanishes during an ice skate, a bizarre dispute over an estate, and most shockingly, a statue crushing his own uncle...
Chesterton was a good mystery writer. He could spin up bizarre little crimes (murder, theft, treachery) for a variety of colourful reasons, from the political to purely psychological. The Man Who Knew Too Much is a good example of that, and it shows Chesterton veering into more politically-charged territory than in his other mysteries, with the Irish-English conflict, spies and impending war.
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UK survey: More would invest in solar if they knew the financial benefits03. December 2012 | Industry & Suppliers | By: Lima Curtis
The authors of a survey of 2,000 Britons, which found that only one in three people realize how much money can be saved by installing solar power systems, have called for more publicity about the financial benefits of photovoltaics.
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Reza Shaybani, chairman of the British Photovoltaic Association (BPVA) commented, "There should be teamwork between the government and renewables industry. The government sets the policy and provides infrastructure, but they can't do all the work for businesses."
He added, "The reasons most people should be interested in solar photovoltaic is the generous ROI, it is true that feed-in-tariffs have dropped, but so has the cost of a panel, and installing it. People should also be looking to ensure they have secure supply of energy and of course renewable energy is so much better for the environment than using fossil fuels."
The survey found residents of Manchester, Bristol and London were best informed about the correct ROI from photovoltaics with 11% of those surveyed believing solar offered 0 to 2% ROI, 26% guessing 3 to 6% and an optimistic one-in-ten expecting a return of more than 20% on photovoltaic installations.
"Here we have a potential sixth of the market who are interested in an ROI of 7-10 percent but have no idea solar PV can provide it," added the spokesman for The Eco Experts. "We also saw that more than 50% of people wanted an ROI of 11% or more. This is something that may well happen in the future as the cost of photovoltaics comes down and conventional energy bills increase.
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Other Thoughts: Great little NAS. Contrary to the previous poster who says there is no apps available, there are plenty of apps out there if a person is competent enough to compile source code. I already have apps such as bit torrent, apache, openbuild service, DNLA service, mythtv service running on the unit.READ FULL REVIEW
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Pros: large capacity
Cons: two died within a week
Other Thoughts: Thought maybe that 7200.11 series was just a bad batch of drives a few years ago but it looks like that seagates reputation for reliability is long gone. Only gave them 1 egg because no eggs is not allowed.READ FULL REVIEW


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A few years ago, the great epic battle of the IT industry was all about operating systems. MS-DOS versus OS/ 2, Windows verses Mac. Novell NetWare rode the wave of the network operating system for a while, until Microsoft punched back with Windows NT. The first couple of years I was in my editor's chair, it seemed like every month we were writing about some hyperbolic new FUD from Microsoft as it sought to bring down Linux.
Dear Linux Pro Reader,
A few years ago, the great epic battle of the IT industry was all about operating systems. MS-DOS versus OS/2, Windows verses Mac. Novell NetWare rode the wave of the network operating system for a while, until Microsoft punched back with Windows NT. The first couple of years I was in my editor's chair, it seemed like every month we were writing about some hyperbolic new FUD from Microsoft as it sought to bring down Linux.
All these operating systems still exist (except for NetWare, I guess), but the great epic struggle of one system versus another hardly commands the same attention it used to. Even the great iPhone versus Android struggle is increasingly looking like iPhone versus Samsung – not that Google isn't still an interested party, but it isn't so easy to separate the experience of the operating system from the phone itself. Microsoft even tried to buy its way into the smartphone standoff with a massive subsidy for Nokia, only to discover that its cherished Windows brand had absolutely no significance to the market.
The showdown of the operating systems has gotten pretty predictable in recent years, so many industry watchers have taken to observing the competition in smartphones and tablets. But for me, the more interesting market to watch in the next few years will be the chips. Although the processor industry might seem like business as usual on the surface, new forces acting in the background are creating pressure for change. Intel has a tighter grip on the PC industry than ever before, with its market share for x86-class chips rising steadily over competitor AMD. But the sales for conventional PCs is actually starting to decline. PC vendors like HP and Dell are struggling to redefine themselves in the falling market, and Intel needs to find ways to carry its dominance to other fields, lest it awaken to find itself the captain of a ghost ship.
Meanwhile, the new emphasis on gadgets has brought new emphasis to ARM-based processors from vendors such as Qualcomm and NVidia that populate the tablet and smartphone industries, creating an interesting competitive space with more dimensions than the one-on-one battle of Goliath Intel and middleweight contender AMD. Intel is fighting to establish a presence in the smartphone sphere, with a new generation of Atom System on a Chip (SoC) systems designed to compete with ARM-based products such as Qualcomm's Snapdragon.
The HPC market also adds new dimensions. Although Intel still dominates, the fast-evolving field has led to many additional considerations, such as an emphasis on low power usage and minimizing the cost per cycle for large numbers of processors. Graphics processors (a specialty of AMD) have gained importance in the HPC field for massive-scale number crunching, and the low-cost, low-power ARM chips are also starting to leave a mark in the power-conscious HPC industry.
I'm not sure who to cheer for in all this. In terms market competition and the climate for innovation, it would probably be better if Intel doesn't take over the whole world. What would be really good for everyone is a highly competitive environment, in which several processor companies (or at least more than two) each have a specialty and are all able to compete across a broad range of uses. Let's hope some contenders rise to the challenge, and they all fight each other to a tie.
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