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Share any tips you never / rarely see in Dominion, but are still helpful in their own way.
- Something that is pretty obvious, but I've seen so very few actually do it. Is if you know you're safe and want to B. Instead of doing it in a brush, go back while standing on the speed buff. You'll have the speed buff with you and it'll help you get a little faster to your target from the fountain.
There are strips of fog of war right at the exit ramps on each base. You can use this to run into the jungle and not give away your position to the enemy.
If you have a champ who can 'hop' across walls, you can 'hop' across the ramp's wall to get to mid or bot nodes without revealing your position.
Spirit Visage can help on tanks because the 15% heal buff on it increases med packs heal.
Bottom is SUPPOSED to be able to handle 1v2s. The point of bottom is to put down so much pressure that you force two guys to camp there and never leave.
Bottom ganks are GOOD!
If you going to gank bot, tap that speed shrine on your way down. That extra move speed will KILL SECURED.
When defending, stand on top of the point. Ranged champs are likely to accidentally click their tower and lock themselves into channeling for about a second.
Garrison can be borderline OP and wins games.
When picking teams balance is actually important. Less so than SR, but a tank can really carry a game. Animus Alistair and Leona can hold points for those precious seconds so that your team can arrive. Alistar with a garrison can be a tough point to take. A tank on top turret can relieve pressure so that your team can go back to buy.
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I was in a car accident a month ago. I was taken to the hospital. the police report said i would be charged with a dui. I have not recieved anything yet. when will i know if i am getting charged with a dui
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Whenever the State decides to inform you is the short answer, but normally within 60 to 90 days. The blood test can take time to come back to the Officer and then it normally must be screen by the DA that handles that court. Most states have a statute of limitation of at least one year if it's a misdemeanor. You should of already contacted an Attorney, but apparently not if you are seeking information online. Speak with a Dui Defense Attorney as soon as possible; hoping that nothing will happen will not work. Good luck.
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A teen who took clothes from a mall shop led police officers and sheriff's deputies on a chase, which resulted in an injury to one officer last week.
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A 16-year-old Milwaukee boy was arrested for receiving stolen property and resisting arrest after he took clothing valued at $139 from Hollister Co. at Mayfair at 10:36 a.m. March 24.
He ran through the mall lot, through neighboring yards and alleys, climbed an eight-foot fence and made his way to the grassy median between the North Avenue on-ramp and Highway 45. He was removing his clothing, including his shoes, and dropping the items he took as he ran.
An officer punctured his hand on a sharp portion of the fence during the foot chase.
Eventually, the boy ran to Denny's, where he asked staff for water, shortly afterward, he left and was stopped by an officer.
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This is one of those things you start and then leave sitting around for a year or so before you suddenly get the urge to go back and finish what you started.
It looks like Azelea but isn't, it also looks a lot like one of Satomi's dresses, so much for originality, I think I must have been subconsiously influenced by Burdastyle all along.
I used my 'magic seams' technique for the top part to get a perfect finish.
cotton, cotton and more cotton for the lining.
no zipper, 2 decorative brass buttons.
Nov 14, 2010, 08.35 PMby miledo
C'est parfetaiment fait !!! J'aime bcp que se ressemble à azelea mais le dessous de robe n'est pas blanc. C'est originale, c'est élégante ((=
Aug 15, 2009, 05.49 PMby blythee
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I will have to give the magic seams howto a trial run. It looks interesting.
Jul 15, 2009, 09.32 PMby sunflowerinski
It's a special way of sewing seams inside out so that when you turn the thing the right way all seams are hidden! You can find it in my techniques 'magic seams' http://beta.burdastyle.com/techniques/magic-seams-reversible
Jul 15, 2009, 12.33 PMby miss-g
It reminds me very much of Satomi's dress – I loved that one too. Please tell me what is the 'magic seams' technique? Sounds like something I should know.
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NIce ! I like it a lot ;)
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Loyola University New Orleans women's basketball defeated Dillard University 73-48 tonight for their sixth straight victory of the season. This is only the second time in Loyola women's basketball history that the Pack have started the season 6-0.
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Most of my favs are in my signature. I'm pretty much all-in for the classics, with a few exceptions. These are some of my fav fn/mn combos:
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Seward & Kissel, which bills itself the law firm that "helped create the first hedge fund" (A.W. Jones & Co. in 1949), has just completed a survey of new U.S. hedge funds.
The Seward & Kissel 2011 New Hedge Fund Study focused on the firm's own clients and, of those, considered only hedge funds sponsored by new U.S.-based managers entering the market in 2011 (or scheduled to enter in Q1 2012), not new funds sponsored by existing managers. Seward & Kissel did not say how many funds were involved in its survey but estimates its sample represents about 60% of all 2011 hedge fund startups.
Among the survey's key findings was that half the new U.S. hedge funds created in 2011 are equity or equity-related strategies, one third of which focus on U.S. equities. Multi-strategy funds accounted for 20% of new launches in 2011 and credit strategies for 10%. Another 20% of funds fell into the "miscellaneous" category.
Despite much talk about fees in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, the study found that the majority of new U.S. hedge funds still charge the traditional 2% management fee and 20% performance fee. All the funds surveyed had high water mark provisions.
Three-quarters of the new funds offered quarterly redemptions while the remainder offered monthly exits.
A full 60% of the funds had a soft lock-up (usually a year) while 30% had no lock-up and the rest had a hard lock-up.
The vast majority of funds in the study had no gates while about 25% had an investor level gate.
You'll need $1 million to invest in most newly launched U.S. hedge funds, although that could drop as low as $250,000 or soar to $5 million for some funds.
Seward & Kissel found that 45% of responding funds had benefitted from some form of founders', seed or strategic capital, but the majority did not.
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Smarthome is giving its thermostat line a splash of color. Smarthome just announced that the Venstar ColorTouch T5800 thermostat is now in stock and available through the Smarthome website, the catalog, and the company's Irvine, California retail store.
The Venstar T5800 ColorTouch is a full color, 7-day programmable touchscreen thermostat. However, it does a lot more than adjust temperature.
For starters, the T5800 allows you to track energy usage through color graphs right on the screen. If you get sick of charts and numbers, the unit can also double as a digital picture frame.
"We offer a vast selection of brands, technologies and price points that really cover a wide customer-base," said Laurie Maroni, VP of marketing for Smarthome. "As soon as we launched the Venstar ColorTouch thermostat we knew it was going to be a popular product because our forums were immediately buzzing."
The T5800 also has something called "Time Period" Scheduler, which can automatically change the temperature and mode for up to four periods per day. Other features for the T5800 include customizable backgrounds and preset themes, security features, and a variety of faceplate options.
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Yakawlang District
Yakawlang District is located in the northwestern part of Bamyan Province. Its population is about 80,000 predominantly from the Hazara ethnic group. The capital city Yakawlang (altitude 2714m) formerly held 60,000 residents, and it was completely destroyed by Taliban forces in 2001. Massacres of civilians by the Taliban were reported by Human Rights groups.
There is a gravel surfaced airport near the city.
The road between the provincial capital Bamiyan city and Yakawlang district was asphalted on October 2012, reducing the four-hour distance to 80 minutes. The 98-kilometre road cost $70 million (3.6 billion Afghanis), the World Bank (WB) and Japan jointly funded project, and was implemented by a Korean road construction company in a period of four years.
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Coordinates: 34°44′N 66°58′E / 34.733°N 66.967°E
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Statement by Gov. Rick Perry on Texas Senate Passing Measure Supporting Federal Balanced Budget Amendment
Wednesday, February 23, 2011 Austin, Texas Press Release
Gov. Rick Perry today issued the following statement on the Texas Senate passing a measure in support of a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution:
"I applaud the Texas Senate for taking this important step to reign in Washington's out-of-control spending, which has put our country on a collision course with economic disaster. We must insist on a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution, so Washington will be required to exercise the same fiscal restraint that sensible businesses and families have long employed. I look forward to working with members of the Texas House who share the goal of a federal balanced budget amendment to put the U.S. back on the path to fiscal responsibility."
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Twitter Opens @MagicRecs Recommendations To Android, iPhone Users
Twitter is so pleased with its @MagicRecs notification experiment — and it says the user feedback has been so good — that it's taking that idea and opening it up to all Twitter for Android and Twitter for iPhone users.
What it means is that Twitter users on those two apps will start getting personalized recommendations of tweets and accounts that are popular with the accounts you follow. The notifications will show up via push notification, but that can be changed in your account settings.
Unlike the @MagicRecs experiment, there's no need to follow a certain account.
Although Twitter says you may get notified when your network retweets or favorites a certain tweet, in my experience the notifications have been almost exclusively about accounts that others in my network have started following.
I'm a fan of what @MagicRecs has been doing; your mileage may vary, of course.
Twitter also says the @MagicRecs account will continue as an experimental feature.
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The Economics Department at the University of Oregon, located in the College of Arts and Sciences, features a dedicated group of faculty, staff and students who lead the field in current economic issues. We are also one of the fastest growing departments at the University due to the relevance of our subject matter and reputation for excellence in teaching and scholarship.
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UO Economics Professor Jeremy Piger has been named a recipient of the UO's Fund for Faculty Excellence Award for 2014-15.
A total of thirteen faculty members across campus were selected to receive the Fund for Faculty Excellence awards for 2014-15. Awards are given based on a nominee's standing and impact on his or her field of study, contributions to his or her program, and demonstrated academic leadership.
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In 2 Samuel 12, when Bathsheba's first son was dying, David fasted and clamored with the Lord. After he died, David washed himself, ate a meal, and tried his best to move forward. That's the position that many of us in the United Methodist Church face after several decisions made by this year's General Conference. I feel like I made the best case I could on several issues (and I probably lost my credibility with some people I care about as a result). My church has made a decision, and I will … [Read more...]
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March's "Name This Dish" Contest Winnerby Food Network Magazine in Food Network Magazine, April 16th, 2013
Each month, thousands of Food Network Magazine readers submit clever names for the back page's Name This Dish contest. Previous dishes include a stuffed cupcake (winning name: "Heart of the Batter"), a cheese puff tower ("Mount Chevrest") and even a stuffed popover ("Puddin' Pops"). In the March 2013 issue, we asked readers to dream up names for these cheese fries (pictured above). Some of our favorites were:
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On Monday evening, President Obama announced the outline for a tax compromise with Republicans: All of the Bush era tax cuts will be extended for two years, unemployment benefits get a 13-month extension, workers will get a year-long break on payroll taxes, and the estate tax will be re-instituted at 35 percent for fortunes over $5 million. The deal has met resistance from both the Left and the Right. If it is enacted, will it do anything to boost the economy? (Watch an MSNBC discussion about the tax cuts and jobs creation)
The deal will help... a bit: The Bush tax cuts were mostly an economic failure, says Christopher Beam in Slate. Extending them for two years, though, "will help the economy — but just barely" — "taxes don't affect the overall economy much," period. Any real boost will come from the more stimulative tax breaks Obama negotiated, especially lowering payroll taxes and extending jobless benefits.
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This is a step backward: Nothing in this deal "will get us out of a recession," says Jimmie Bise, Jr. in The Sundries Shack. Continuing the Bush cuts for only two years still leaves uncertainty for companies, and Obama's additions to the deal will make things worse: Extending jobless benefits will raise costs for states and small businesses. "Turning this economy around" should be Republicans' top priority, but the GOP just got "suckered."
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The benefits will mostly be psychological: Republicans got the better end of the deal, but both parties got tax cuts they want, says Felix Salmon in Reuters. This "Oprah-style" tax deal — "You get a tax cut! And you get a tax cut! And you!" — is bad policy, "but hey, nearly all of us will end up with extra cash for the next couple of years. Which will make us a bit happier, even if it does little good from a fiscal perspective."
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Agency Asks Legislature for $82M Increase in GME Funds
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) recommends an 88-percent increase in funding for Texas graduate medical education (GME) programs in the 2016-17 state budget. Included is a nearly quadruple increase in funding for the newly created GME expansion grant programs. THECB's recommendations to the Legislative Budget Board seek additional monies for the GME expansion grant programs, funded at $14.25 million provided for 2014-15, by raising it to $54.25 million for 2016-17. THECB also recommended doubling funds for the state's Family Practice Residency grant program, for a total of $28.8 million.
THECB recommended a 38.9-percent boost (an increase of $20.9 million for public institutions) in 2016-17 state GME formula funding, to be provided directly to academic health centers to help offset a portion of resident teaching costs. The same level of increase for Baylor College of Medicine would result in $4.6 million in additional GME funding for the school. All of these recommendations will be considered during the budget development process for the 2015 Texas legislative session, which begins Jan. 13, 2015.
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More State Grants for Growing GME in Texas
THECB continues its work in implementing the four new programs the legislature developed to promote GME growth.
Grant awards are pending for three of the four GME expansion programs listed here.
First Award Cycle for New and Expanded GME Grant ProgramGrants will be awarded to support the expansion of first-year residency positions at existing or new GME programs. Funds should be used to support direct resident costs, including stipends and benefits, at $65,000 per resident, per year. The application deadline was Sept. 8, and grant awards are expected to be made in the next few weeks. Awarded positions must be filled by July 1, 2015, and funds must be expended by Aug. 31, 2016.
Second Award Cycle for Hospital GME Planning Grant Program The second request for applications for the Hospital GME Planning grant program closed Sept. 8. State law authorizes grants of up to $150,000 for eligible hospitals that are not currently under Medicare GME funding caps. Hospitals received a total of nine grant awards in 2014, and the legislature provided funding for 12. Grant awards for the second award cycle have been determined and will be announced in early November.
Second Award Cycle for Unfilled GME Position ProgramThe Texas Legislature authorized a program to provide funding for GME positions that are accredited but unfunded and unfilled. In the first grant cycle, THECB provided $65,000 per position, per year for 25 positions for 2014 and 2015 to cover the first and second years of training for the residents in these positions. The second request for applications cycle for this program closed Sept. 8. The agency has funding for 25 additional entry-level GME positions, and decisions about grant awards will be made in the next few weeks. Awarded positions must be filled by July 1, 2015, and funds must be expended by Aug. 31, 2016.
Resident Physician Expansion Grant ProgramGrant awards will be issued through the Resident Physician Expansion grant program on a competitive basis to encourage the creation of new GME positions through community collaboration and innovative funding. The legislature appropriated $5 million for the program.
The objective is to create new GME positions in the state with an emphasis on increasing residency positions in medically underserved areas and for medical specialties with shortages in the state. These initiatives also should maximize local and federal matching funds.
If you'd like to apply for this program, a Notice of Intent to Apply form must be submitted to THECB by 5 pm (CT), Dec. 1, 2014, and the application deadline is 5 pm (CT), Dec. 15, 2014. Details are available on the Texas Resident Physician Expansion Program webpage.
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Primary Care Medical Education Pipeline Grant Program
In addition to the GME expansion grant programs, the Texas Legislature authorized and funded the Primary Care Innovation Grant Program to incentivize innovation among Texas medical schools in designing programs for increasing the supply of primary care physicians in the state. A $2.1 million appropriation is available for distribution during the current fiscal year, which began Sept. 1. The coordinating board completed the first request for proposals cycle for this program on Oct. 15. Grant awards will be provided on a competitive basis, and decisions about grant awards will be made in the next few weeks.
Updates on grant awards for these programs will be published in future editions of It's Academic.
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Dr. Varma Appointed to Texas Medical Board
Gov. Rick Perry appointed Surendra Varma, MD, to the Texas Medical Board for a term to expire in 2019. Dr. Varma is executive associate dean of graduate medical education and resident affairs at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC). He is the Ted Hartman Endowed Chair in Medical Education and vice chair of pediatrics at the TTUHSC School of Medicine.
TMA Leads the Charge in Providing Ebola Resources
TMA has been busy providing Ebola virus information and resources to Texas physicians. The TMA Committee on Infectious Diseases urges physicians to study the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendations for personal protective equipment and environmental infection control measures in ambulatory settings. Physicians also can contact their local health department or regional health office and the Department of State Health Services infectious disease unit at (800) 252-8239 for further instructions.
For additional information on the virus, including patient handouts and office flyers, visit the TMA Ebola Virus Resource Center.
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Apply by Dec. 8 for 2015 TMA Award for Excellence in Academic Medicine
TMA is now accepting applications for the 2015 TMA Award for Excellence in Academic Medicine. This multi-level program recognizes academic physicians for achievements in teaching, serving as role models, mentoring, professional development, leadership, and service. Does this describe your career in academic medicine? If so, TMA encourages you to apply for this award program created for doctors like you.
The program is in its third award cycle. "TMA wants to recognize our physician members who are exceptional teachers, mentors, and medical professionals," said Rodney B. Young, MD, chair of the TMA Council on Medical Education. "Their contributions directly align with TMA's vision to improve the health of all Texans, and this award program underscores their value in preparing the future physician workforce to be leaders within TMA and their communities."
The program has four recognition levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. We encourage you to review the eligibility criteria on the program's website to decide which level is the best fit for you.
By submitting your application, not only will you give TMA the opportunity to recognize you for excellence in academic medicine, but also the award may make a fine addition to your professional portfolio and help you advance in your career. All recipients receive a printed certificate and recognition at the TMA House of Delegates' 2015 meeting in Austin. The Platinum-level award winner receives a $5,000 cash award and trophy, generously provided through a grant from the TMA Foundation. All recipients receive recognition in Texas Medicine, It's Academic, and in the Handbook for Delegates at TexMed 2015.
If you have questions, contact Jennifer McHaney at TMA at (800) 880-1300, ext. 1451, or (512) 370-1451, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Deadline for submission to TMA is Dec. 8 at 5 pm (CT). Apply today, and get the credit you're due!
Choosing Wisely: Earn Free CME Credits
Listen to Texas physicians leading the charge to reduce the use of potentially unnecessary tests and procedures, and earn free continuing medical education (CME) credit. Learn about the Choosing Wisely® campaign and how it can help you by watching the Choosing Wisely CME webinars, and earn 3.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and 3.75 ethics credits. For a limited time, the Choosing Wisely CME bundle is available free at www.texmed.org/ChoosingWiselyCME.
TMA: A Physician's Strongest Advocate
The 2015 congressional and state legislative sessions are right around the corner. TMA's Healthy Vision 2020, Second Edition, articulates in detail what we are asking of the Texas Legislature, the U.S. Congress, and state and federal regulators.
TMA has been a longtime advocate for academic faculty and medical schools, monitoring legislation, determining the potential impact to patients, and actively lobbying for your interests. Only with grassroots support can we make sure Texas remains a premier state in the education of future physicians, in research, and in quality patient care.
Join or renew today, pay 2015 membership dues, and receive membership for the remainder of 2014 free of charge. That's 13 months for the price of 12. Within your department or academic institution, funds may be available to cover the cost of your membership. Please check with your department administrator or chair.
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The State legislature is unable to support the existing medical schools adequately. Another institution, no matter where it is located, would put more unnecessary strain on already stretched finances. Find the money to treat the ones you have better before straining draining resources.William E. Powell, M.D.


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Ezhini wrote: Your studio images are promising. Looks like you have a decent understanding of lighting.
Thank you
Try and shoot more controlled ideas - as in, visualize an image first then try and make it. Not just set up a certain lighting and start shooting hoping for some fun, exciting images to happen occasionally or accidentally.
Good advice. I sometimes have problems getting ideas from inside my head out in front of the camera, but I'm working on getting better at that.
Your post processing effects are over the top. Try sublte.
I recognize this as an issue, but I really like the clarity tool. I admit, I sometimes abuse it. A few of the images are intentionally over processed, like the model in the yellow dress and one of the B&W ones where the model wanted a "glamor shot" style image.
Since you ask, yes, get rid of those watermarks. Or make them simpler and smaller, even 50% opacity.
I'll probably get rid of them, but I'll wait to get more critiques to avoid confusion.