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Bareilly: Angry over rejection of their
internet admit cards at a BSF recruitment camp here, aspirants
on Saturday went on the rampage at a nearby railway station damaging
engine of a freight train which led to disruption of traffic
on Bareilly-Moradabad route for several hours.
The youths got agitated after authorities at the camp
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sources said here.
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a ruckus, damaging engine of a freight train, other equipment
and vandalising railway property, they said.
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Avista Corporation, an energy company, is engaged in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity; and distribution of natural gas primarily in the United States and Canada. It operates in two segments, Avista Utilities and Ecova. The Avista Utilities segment generates, transmits, and distributes electricity primarily from hydroelectric, thermal, and wind facilities; and provides natural gas distribution services to retail customers in parts of Eastern Washington, Northern Idaho, and Northeastern and Southwestern Oregon. This segment is also involved in the wholesale purchase and sale of electricity and natural gas; and provision of electric distribution and transmission, as well as natural gas distribution to residential, commercial, and industrial retail electric and natural gas customers. In addition, it operates facilities with a total net capability of approximately 1,844 mega watts; and provides retail electric service to approximately 366,000 customers and retail natural gas service to approximately 326,000 customers. The Ecova segment provides energy efficiency and cost management programs and services for multi-site customers and utilities in North America; and expense management services for telecom needs. This segment also provides strategic energy management and efficiency services that include procurement, conservation, performance reporting, financial planning, facility optimization and monitoring, and energy efficiency program management for commercial enterprises and utilities. The company is also engaged in custom sheet metal fabrication of electronic enclosures, parts, and systems for the computer, telecom, renewable energy, and medical industries; real estate investments primarily in commercial office buildings; and provision of investments in emerging technology venture capital funds and fuel cell business. Avista Corporation was founded in 1889 and is headquartered in Spokane, Washington.
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On November 14, 2014, the Board of Directors of Avista Corp. amended Article VII of the company's Bylaws. Article I: The principal office of the Corporation shall be in the City of Spokane, Washington. The corporation may have such other offices, either within or without the State of Washington, as the Board of Directors may designate from time to time. Article II: Section 1. Annual Meeting. The Annual Meeting of Shareholders shall be held on such date in the month of May in each year as determined by the Board of Directors for the purpose of electing directors and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Section 2. Special Meetings. Special meetings of the shareholders may be called by the President, the Chairman of the Board, a majority of the Board of Directors, or the Governance Committee of the Board, and shall be called by the President at the request of the holders of not less than two-thirds (2/3) of the voting power of all shares of the voting stock voting together as a single class. Section 3. Place of Meeting. Meetings of the shareholders, whether they be annual or special, shall be held at the principal office of the Corporation, unless a place, either within or without the state, is otherwise designated by the Board of Directors in the notice provided to shareholders of such meetings. Section 4. Notice of Meeting. Written or printed notice of every meeting of shareholders shall be mailed by the Corporate Secretary or any Assistant Corporate Secretary, not less than ten (10) nor more than fifty (50) days before the date of the meeting, to each holder of record of stock entitled to vote at the meeting. Section 5. Voting of Shares. At every meeting of shareholders each holder of stock entitled to vote thereat shall be entitled to one vote for each share of such stock held in his name on the books of the Corporation, subject to the provisions of applicable law, and may vote and otherwise act in person or by proxy. Article III. Board of Directors. Section 1. General Powers. The powers of the Corporation shall be exercised by or under the authority of the Board of Directors, except as otherwise provided by the laws of the State of Washington and the Articles of Incorporation. Section 2. Number, Tenure and Eligibility. The number of Directors of the Corporation shall be as fixed from time to time by resolution of the Board of Directors, but shall not be more than eleven. Section 3. Regular Meetings. The regular Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors shall be held immediately following the adjournment of the Annual Meeting of the shareholders or as soon as practicable after said Annual Meeting of Shareholders. Article IV. Executive Committee and Additional Committees. Section 1. Appointment. The Board of Directors, by resolution adopted by a majority of the Board, may designate three or more of its members to constitute an Executive Committee. The designation of such committee and the delegation thereto of authority shall not operate to relieve the Board of Directors, or any member thereof, of any responsibility imposed by law. Section 2. Authority. The Executive Committee, when the Board of Directors is not in session, shall have and may exercise all of the authority of the Board of Directors including authority to authorize distributions or the issuance of shares of stock, except to the extent, if any, that such authority shall be limited by the resolution appointing the Executive Committee or by law. Article V. Officers. The Board of Directors shall appoint one of its members Chairman of the Board. The officers of the Corporation shall be elected by the Board of Directors at the Annual Meeting of the Board. Each officer shall hold office until his successor shall have been duly elected and qualified. Article VI. Contracts, Checks and Deposits. The Board of Directors may authorize any officer or officers or agents, to enter into any contract or to execute and deliver any instrument in the name of and on behalf of the Corporation, and such authority may be general or confined to specific instances. Article VII: Shares of Capital Stock; Transfer of Shares. Shares of capital stock of the Corporation may be either certificated or uncertificated. The Board of Directors shall have the authority to direct that shares of capital stock, upon their original issuance, be certificated or uncertificated. Article VIII. Corporate Seal. The seal of the Corporation shall be in such form as the Board of Directors shall prescribe.
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A Chandler man who gunned down his children and killed himself on Nov. 15 left a suicide note in his car and another in a pair of jeans on the floor near his body, according to a search warrant inventory.
Robert Louis Roberts, 43, was found dead in his Chandler home along with his children, Michael Roberts, 6, and Carleigh Roberts, 4.
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All three were shot in the head with a semiautomatic handgun, a search warrant affidavit shows.
Police would not say what was written in the suicide notes, but records show in one note Roberts discussed "taking the children to heaven with him."
Police also found a copy of the book "Gone From My Sight, The Dying Experience" in his car. The book is aimed at people whose loved ones are facing death or have died. Roberts' mother had died recently.
Other items police took from the home include children's "Finding Nemo" and "Little Mermaid" blankets and two white pillows with gunpowder burns.
Roberts had a history of threatening suicide and had been going through a divorce.
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Malika James, a suburban Miami socialite who vanished over the weekend, is a graduate of Curtis High School south of Seattle. Her mother, who still lives in Tacoma, spoke to KIRO Radio�s Brandi Kruse on Tuesday about what may have happened to her 28-year-old daughter, who she described as being �outgoing, fun, happy,� and full of life.
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- Seattle police chief �very frustrated� by Black Friday protest
In an interview with KIRO Radio�s Brandi Kruse on Monday, Seattle Police Chief Kathleen O�Toole said she was �very frustrated� by protesters who ruined the city�s annual Christmas tree lighting on Friday. She said she is proud of the "incredible restraint� shown by officers during a week of anti-police brutality protests that are expected to continue for several days.
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The third Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour heralds the collaboration of Opera Australia and Spanish creative team La Fura dels Baus. The result is an inspired reimagining of Giacomo Puccini's Madama Butterfly.
Although a sometimes mildly confusing production of an often confounding play, this is nonetheless a fine rendition of one of Shakespeare's comparatively lesser-performed works.
It is clear from the structure of the evening that the enjoyment you get out of attending an event such as this, is solely dependent on the audience.
The program informed me that the first choir formed at St James' Church included convicts. I suppose there must be some other church choirs in Sydney with such a long history, but few have built on it to the extent that the choir of St James' has.
There is brilliance in this show. There are moments I felt physically, moments like punches, moments of numbness. But I also found it kind of frustrating.
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Want to spray perimeter, but....
There is a pond 40 yards from the back of our house, and I don't want to kill the fish. I don't want to kill my little Dachshunds. I don't want to kill anything but bugs. The pond has frightened me away from the products I've seen in the local home improvement warehouses. I don't know if the pond is far enough away to be safe from perimeter sprays. I imagine the rain could carry the chemicals to the pond. But I want something that really works, and will knock back ants, pill bugs, roaches, and spiders. Did I mention I don't want my doggies to get sick stepping across these perimeters? Surely someone out there is in a similar situation and can recommend something? Please?
I dont like to spray anything either. I use these stakes to control the ants.
http://www.amazon.com/Lilly-Miller-B.../dp/B003A0LJV6 I put about 6 around the outside of the house and that works for me. I usually install them in the spring and they last all year. As far as the spiders, I use glue boards in the unfinished sections of the home ie garage, basement, attic, etc. This works for me and no spraying. :thumbsup: |
Thanks for the suggestion! Is it the case that all of the perimeter sprays will find their way into a nearby pond or onto household pets?
Perimeter sprays from a hand sprayer, including spraying up the side of the house, will stay put. Make sure that the chemical has time to dry before any rainstorm and it won't leach. Stay within 2-4 feet perimeter on the soil, spray as high as you want. The house and rain gutter/spouting will protect the perimeter. Don't use granules, as they can move downhill. Keep pets and people out of perimeter until it is dry.
The ant baits are a good solution to ant problems as there is a better chance of colony elimination. You can do both, but don't do both at the same time as your spray may work against your baiting strategy. If you can keep the bait stations out of the spray perimeter, all the better. The baits won't stay fresh and acceptable all year; probably need to change them every couple months, especially if you have ant activity. |
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About this song: This song is a reminder that, when given a choice to walk or ride—walk! The lyrics illustrate the unexpected beauty nature has to offer when "using our feet to get from there to here". A short walk outdoors is just enough to refresh the mind, body and spirit! Our friend Kevin Suggs played the pedal steel guitar on this song.
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State Sen. Sally Fox, D-Chittenden, listens during debate on the Senate floor in April 2012 in Montpelier.MONTPELIER Chittenden County Sen. Sally Fox died early Friday after a prolonged battle with lung cancer.
Fox, 62, a Democrat from South Burlington, was diagnosed with sarcoma in 2012. The longtime lawmaker was elected to the Senate in 2010 after a lengthy earlier stint in the House. She was currently serving on the Senate Health and Welfare and Appropriations committees.
House Speaker Shap Smith announced her death Friday morning in the House chamber, saying she had died peacefully, surrounded by family, around 3:15 a.m. Many lawmakers gasped upon hearing the news, and some were emotional.
Later in the morning, Lt. Gov. Phil Scott gaveled the Senate to order with a heavy heart, noting that Foxs death was bringing the first week of the session to a tragic close. Foxs seat sat empty, and her desk was clear except for a single white rose.
Senate President Pro Tem John Campbell said on the Senate floor that the news of Foxs death made it very difficult to compose our thoughts. He said a resolution honoring her will be prepared for Tuesday, when senators will be able to provide their own remarks in her honor.
In a statement, Campbell praised Fox as a tireless advocate who always looked out for vulnerable Vermonters. He said that her spirit will live on and provide us with guidance, compassion and support.
It would be difficult to find a more passionate advocate and champion for our most vulnerable citizens the young, the elderly and the disabled, Campbell said. As a Chittenden County state senator, she fought tirelessly to ensure that all Vermonters have access to quality health care, that those who suffered from mental illness are not forgotten, and that our children are provided with every opportunity to succeed.
Both Campbell and Smith noted Foxs absence Tuesday when the Legislature reconvened for the 2014 session. Moments of silence were held in her honor in both the House and Senate.
Many of Foxs colleagues in the Legislature echoed Campbells sentiments Friday, noting that she was deeply respected for her work advocating for the poor and disabled through her work as an attorney with Vermont Legal Aid.
Fox was elected to the House in 1986 and served in that chamber for 14 years. In the House she served as chairwoman of the Appropriation and Judiciary committees and as assistant majority leader.
According to her Senate campaign website, Fox was most proud of her role in creating the Vermont Family Court system, which consolidated all family- and child-related issues into a single venue.
Sen. Claire Ayer, chairwoman of the Senate Health and Welfare Committee, said on the Senate floor that a table was placed outside the committee room to allow people to leave messages for Foxs family.
A lot of people who work in this building lobbyists, students, pages, whatever are grieving about Sen. Fox, and its surprising the number of constituents who come here who are grieving and would like to say something to her family, so we have put some paper out there and a pen, she said.
By Friday afternoon, dozens of messages had already been left.
Gov. Peter Shumlin, who served on the Judiciary Committee when he was appointed to the House, said Fox was a mentor to him and will be remembered for her role as an advocate.
Sally Fox was a relentless champion for kids and vulnerable Vermonters. Those who often lack a voice always had an advocate with Sally in the State House, Shumlin said in a statement. Sally took me under her wing and taught me a great deal about how to effectively serve Vermonters in the State House. She was a great friend, and I will miss her tremendously.
Shumlin on Friday ordered all flags at the State House, federal and state facilities and public buildings and grounds around the state to be flown at half staff from sunrise Sunday until sunset Tuesday.
The governor has the task of appointing a senator to serve until the next election.
Fox is survived by her husband and two adult sons.
Services will take place at 1 p.m. Sunday at Temple Sinai in South Burlington, followed by a private burial.
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If you want to know how your veterinary clients are faring financially as of late, here's an update. Financial experts agree it's a good sign that consumer credit has increased and it's a reflection that household debt obligations are finally returning to a more normal relationship to household income. This could have an effect on consumer spending.
Even so, now's not the time to assume that the economy has returned to normal, says Steven Kyle, professor of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University. On the positive side, he says, household debt obligations as a ratio to disposable income are in the 12 percent range, which is comparable to what we saw in the mid-1990s. The precipitous drop in household debt since two or three years ago shows that there is an end to this long and dark tunnel—it's just going to take awhile to climb out of it.
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The premier public radio showcase for contemporary music serving up an eclectic blend that includes blues, rock, world, folk, and alternative country.
As '80s Week continues, World Cafe keeps combing through its archive for artists from the decade of synths and irregular haircuts. Today, that means bringing back a wide-ranging 2004 session with Colin Hay of the Australian band Men At Work. Hay's distinctive voice helped carry songs like "Who Can It Be Now" and "Down Under" to prominence in the early '80s.
Here, the singer performs a few of his newer songs and tells the story of Men At Work's international success.
This week's World Cafe: Next artist, Calgary's Viet Cong, released its full-length debut last week. It's not so much a dark record as a harsh one: This is a guitar-intensive rock band whose songs stretch out with some sturm and drang, while still finding ways to get under your skin. Hear and download two songs from Viet Cong on this page.
The much buzzed-about Toronto-based band Alvvays joins us today. We first heard about Molly Rankin and the band in 2013 when Frank Yang of the blog Chromewaves presented them as a band to watch on our Sense of Place visit to Toronto. Their self-titled debut came out last year and within a month had become the most played album on college radio. They join us in the studio today. Make sure to download the band's performance of "Adult Diversion."
Nude Beach, a punk trio from Brooklyn, is today's guest on World Cafe. The band recently released a double album called 77, and it's full of catchy power-pop tunes.
Formed in 2008 while its members were still in high school, the band includes guitarist and singer Chuck Betz, drummer and singer Ryan Naideau, and bassist Jim Shelton. Nude Beach made three albums together before releasing 77 in October. In this session, we'll learn what the title 77 signifies and hear some of its songs performed live.
On this episode of Latin Roots from World Cafe, Rachel Faro joins the show to discuss cancion de protesta. While the U.S. experienced its own period of politically charged songs about the Vietnam War and more in the '60s and '70s, Latin American songwriters were creating commentary about the repressive regimes in power there.
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Philadelphia singer Son Little cut his teeth on collaborations with The Roots and RJD2. Now, he's got his own nationally released EP, titled Things I Forgot.
Israel Nash got his start in music after moving to New York City; his 2009 debut came out of his experiences there. His 2011 follow-up album was recorded on a small farm in the Catskills and was co-produced by Sonic Youth's Steve Shelley. A relocation to a small ranch in Dripping Springs, Texas, preceded his new record, Rain Plans.
On this episode of World Cafe, he describes how he wanted his third album to reflect the Hill Country, and professes his love for Neil Young. And, of course, he performs a few of his songs live.
This week's World Cafe: Next artist is a band that's been around for a decade and a half. In fact, Big Dark Love is Murder By Death's seventh album.
After many years in Bloomington, Ind., its members recently relocated to Louisville, Ky., where they recorded their new album. Murder By Death plays everything from intense indie-rock ballads to rootsy rock songs. Hear and download two tracks from Big Dark Love at the audio link.
The Revivalists' name can be interpreted a couple ways: Yes, the band keeps older forms of music like blues and R&B alive, but its spirited performance also recalls a gospel revival.
It's no surprise that the group came together in New Orleans. The Revivalists' members got together in 2007 and have played 150 dates a year ever since. Last year brought a reissue of their second album, City Of Sound, which they'd put out themselves in 2012. The reissue includes an extra live disc.
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NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 17: Actress Demi Moore attends the "Margin Call" premiere at the Landmark Sunshine Cinema on October 17, 2011 in New York City.
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In this hit Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM), three high school outcasts invent a time machine that allows them to travel back in time to prevent other outsiders from ending up in embarrassing situations. Sci-fi meets comedy in this entertaining Disney movie, starring Jason Dolley (as Virgil Fox) from the hit Disney Channel series, Cory in the House.
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TOP Leamington archer Naomi Folkard has made an excellent start to Olympic year.
The 28-year-old Great Britain international, who was fourth in the second leg of the World Indoor Cup last month, continued her good form in Las Vegas last week.
Shooting indoors over 18 metres against some of the world's best recurve ladies, she was fourth in the World Indoor Championships and took the silver medal in the World Indoor Cup, despite suffering most of the week with an infected wisdom tooth.
Folkard qualified for the World Indoor championships in 11th place with 577 for the five dozen arrows, just seven points off the top three of Ksenia Perova (Russia), Kristine Esebua (Georgia) and Christine Bjerendal (Sweden).
It took her through into a series of knockout head-to-head matches. She shot well in winning her first three matches against Karina Winter (Germany) 6-4, Alejandra Valencia (Mexico) 6-2 and Begul Lokluoglu (Turkey) 6-5.
The match against Lokluoglu was particularly tense with both ladies scoring highly before Folkard triumphed on a single arrow tie-break.
It set up a semi-final clash against Miranda Leek (USA) in which Folkard shot well, but narrowly lost each set to go down 6-0.
Shooting for the bronze medal she came up against Perova who had qualified in first place and was shooting superbly. Folkard lost 7-1 and had to settle for fourth place.
The championships were followed by the Las Vegas Archery Festival in which hundreds of archers of differing disciplines take part.
This event incorporated the third and final leg of the FITA World Indoor Cup.
Points were gained from finishing positions in tournaments in Singapore, Nimes and Las Vegas and the top 16 qualified for a head-to-head shoot-off in Vegas for the World Cup.
Folkard, who qualified in fifth place, started with a high scoring 6-4 victory against De Giuli (Switzerland) before beating Dobromira Danailova (Bulgaria) 6-4 to book her place in the semi-finals.
She defeated long time rival Lisa Unruh (Germany) 6-4 in an exciting match to reach the final where the Russian Perova awaited.
Perova, for the second match running, finished with three 10s and despite some great shooting by Folkard, which included five 10s and seven 9s, the Russian triumphed 6-2.
Folkard returns home to step up preparations for the Olympic selection shoots in a confident mood.
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Docked: Egypt's Nile cruises docked, awaiting tourism recovery
The severe hit on Egypt's tourism means more unemployment, late salaries. For now, the tourism sector is eyeing hand-over to civilian rulers for rebound.
October 22, 2011 10:11 by Reuters
"The idea of military rule scares tourists. Most of these worries will continue until the presidential vote and civilians take over," said Farid Farah, General Manager of Nubian Travel, warning "when tourism stops, everything does with it."
Tourists who have come say they aren't that worried.
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"I haven't felt unsafe at all. Everyone is very friendly and we are having a fantastic time," said Young, who arrived the day after this week's clashes. She is like many tourists in the city, who were tempted by cheap rates and bargain prices.
Budget tourists don't bring in the same revenues, however. Tourist guides say they are less interested in expanding their travel plans and don't always tip well. Guides complain they get few customers. Some work once a month, if at all.
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Tourism Minister Mounir Fakhry Abdel Nour said in April he saw a rebound by the last quarter of the year, even if it still meant a 25 percent fall in revenues from 2010.
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Norway's Tarjei Boe wins men's biathlon at worlds
World Cup leader Tarjei Boe of Norway won the men's race at the world biathlon championships Tuesday for his first major title.
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World Cup leader Tarjei Boe of Norway won the men's race at the world biathlon championships Tuesday for his first major title.
He was followed by Russia's Maxim Maksimov and Austria's Christoph Sumann. The top American was Leif Nordgren in 21st place.
Boe missed one target and was timed in 48 minutes, 29.9 seconds over the 20-kilometer course for his fifth top-three finish this season and first individual world title.
"It's the most remarkable and memorable moment in my life," Boe said.
He also was part of the winning Norwegian mixed relay team at these worlds. He skied on Norway's gold-medalist relay team at the Vancouver Olympics.
Maksimov shot cleanly but couldn't keep Boe's pace and finished 40.0 seconds behind. This was Russia's first medal in six races at the championships.
Sumann led Boe by 48 seconds entering the final shooting range, but a miss added a minute to his time. He ended 45.5 seconds behind the winner.
Boe had an early start number and had to wait for most of his major rivals to finish to find out he had won.
"It should be a gold medal," he said as the race was close to the end.
Maksimov was one of four of 123 competitors to hit all the targets.
"I've surprised everyone today," he said.
Boe leads the World Cup standings with 979 points, followed by countryman Emil Hegle Svendsen with 887. The world championship races also count toward the World Cup standings.
Svendsen was the second-fastest skier but missed two targets and finished fourth to secure the World Cup individual title with 188 points from four races this season.
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I check back on this thread every now and again to see what has become. It frustrates me to think that all the posts saying we don't like this and we don't care for it are gone, though i assume that means they either left TT or LoL all together. seeing how things have gone, it feels like the petition and every bit of criticism has gone to waste. Riot for all that they listen and engage with the community, just don't care about those of us that just wanted to voice our opinions on what would make our favorite game mode better. they care about the comments that are either bugs or constructive criticism that is pretty much "love this map!! u guyz roxzor!! dis map would be so much bettorz with x,y,z!!! or maybe change h,i,j to l,m,n!! thanks love u guyz ur the best!!!" :/ its sad to think that when i write a post that's from my point of view and many others said this map was worse, they just sweep it under the rug and hide it like an illegitimate red headed step child.
lol they've had exactly one patch since they changed Treeline, and they addressed a lot of our complaints pretty promptly. Are we really going to be this juvenile?
this whole "split focus" thing is bull****. The people who like new treeline are NOT the people that liked old treeline. What about dominion? Does that not "split our focus"? How about we get rid of ALL the maps except summoner's rift? Bull**** riot. Bull****.
Actualy I loved the old 3v3 map, I played it regularly in ranked and all. The new map...is way better, in every conceivable way. I don't know what you guys are all crying about.
The issues I have with the new TT is that it is far too snowbally and there seems to be some champion imbalance. The map is 90% teamfights and once one team starts pulling out ahead there is little hope the opposing team can catch up. Gain a a few items, levels and both alters over the other team and its pretty much gg.
I loved the old TT. However, I like the new one more, because I hated turtling. I am sad at the loss of the top jungle, but overall I like the new map more than the old one. I have been a fan of TT ever since I started playing Leagues, and I still am. I will not stop playing a game I love because of a change like this.
The shrines are a nice concept, but it seems with the new map Blade of the Fallen King is just essential on all ad champions. The setup was nice for a while, but I feel like it's changed the feel of TT for me.
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"The HIV estimations 2012 indicate an overall continuing reduction in adult HIV prevalence, new HIV infections and AIDS related deaths in India. The adult HIV prevalence declined from an estimated level of 0.41 per cent in 2001 through 0.35 per cent in 2006 to 0.27 per cent in 2011. The decline was registered in high prevalence areas including Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Manipur, Karnataka and Nagaland. Also of the 1.6 lakh estimated new infections in 2001 among adults, the six high-prevalence States account for 31 per cent of the new infections," noted the report.
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