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nopeop is wrong, if you dont go there and push then they will which means they will get about 10 minions with them when they assault, unless you have extremly good aoe to take out those minions you will lose top they cap insanly fast, will block your skill shots, so listen to op to some extent, but u still have to push top
Ridiculously convoluted way to explain it, but I agree with your point. That and pushing in general is extremely dangerous. If you control your mid, and they control windmill and you do NOT have vision on the jungle, you can easily be ganked by pushing minions towards windmill even if you have not crossed the midsection. tl;dr: unless you're a dedicated bot laner, pushing is bad.
That's why it's important for your team to gain control of the jungle between Windmill and your middle point if you don't have Windmill so that if you have a strong pusher, he can safely do so without getting caught out and killed. There's enough brush to be able to have vision of all jungle approaches to the upper corner health relic location without being seen yourself, which basically turns your pusher into bait. The pusher is also generally close enough to the action to be able to come and assist in the teamfight should it break out. Insert counterplay with Sweeper, scouting abilities, and skillshots from the opposing team here, and whatnot.
Going to cap the opponent's mid isn't a bad idea, but you need to be smart. If you've just aced them in a fight at top, hit tab. Make sure they're all dead. Look at how long until they come back. You probably have time to run down and neutralise mid. Are they alive again? Even if you can't see them on the map, they're going to be running past mid in about 5 seconds, so it's time to leave (unless you're almost done capping). But don't **** around in the jungle between top and mid, if you already control top. It's a bad place to fight. You already have the advantage - you stand to lose far more than they do. The most likely outcome is that you die, you bait some of your team to come and die as well, and you lose top.
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My family and I have tried grass-fed beef from several farms, and last fall we ended up purchasing a half steer from Thundering Hoof when the farm we used previously didn't have availability. It turned out to be a fortunate twist of fate, because the Thundering Hoof beef is fantastic! The quality and the flavor are indescribably good, and John and Stephenie have been wonderful to talk with and purchase from. On the day we visited and ordered our half steer, John spent a lot of time showing us the facilities, explaining his process, and discussing their outlook on farming in general. You can tell from the first moment that these are people who really care and are invested in their animals and their farm. We've already put in our order for more!
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Oak Creek - An officer waiting for a tow truck after arresting a Franklin man for drunken driving in the 2600 block of West Rawson Avenue arrested a second drunken driver at the same location during the early morning hours of Dec. 30.
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An officer came across a vehicle parked in the middle of the road in the 2600 block of West Rawson Avenue about 2:45 a.m. Dec. 30. While questioning the driver, a 26-year-old Franklin man, the officer noticed the man smelled of alcohol. The man admitted to drinking four drinks in a bar prior to driving and failed field sobriety tests. A breath test showed he had a blood-alcohol content of 0.13, and he was arrested for drunken driving.
While the officer sat in his squad waiting for the driver's car to be towed from the scene, about 3:25 a.m., another driver pulled up behind the squad, stopped his car in traffic and began texting on his cellphone. The squad had its emergency lights activated at the time.
The officer went to talk to the driver, a 23-year-old Oak Creek man, and found he had slurred speech and red, glassy eyes and smelled of alcohol. The man admitted to drinking at bars in downtown Milwaukee with friends and stated multiple times that he had made a stupid mistake, should not have driven home and that he was too drunk to drive. He also failed field sobriety tests and was arrested for drunken driving. His BAC was 0.14.
This is the second time in less than two months that Oak Creek police have arrested two drunken drivers at the same place in a short period of time.
At 1:50 a.m. Nov. 4, police arrested a 33-year-old Oak Creek woman for drunken driving after she almost struck a police squad in the 1500 block of West Puetz Road. An officer had parked the squad, with its emergency lights activated, about 1:30 a.m. to block traffic at the scene of a drunken driving accident. Due to that collision, a 29-year-old Oak Creek man had been arrested for drunken driving.
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Increasing need for high quality video communication and video streaming, and tremendous growth of video content on Internet stimulated development of highly efficient compression methods. H.264/AVC is the newest international video coding standard, which achieves compression gain of about 50% comparing the previous standards, keeping the same quality of reconstructed video [1]. However, such compression efficiency is payed by dramatic increase of the computational demands, which makes the video coding hard to be achieved in real-time on single-core Cental Processor Units (CPUs). The commodity computers of the latest generation, equipped with both multi-core CPUs and many-core Graphical Processing Units (GPUs), are able to achieve high performance in various signal processing algorithms. GPUs' architectures usually consist of hundreds of cores, especially adapted to exploit fine-grained parallelism. As such, GPUs have proven to be highly efficient in exploiting data-parallel parallelism and have been frequently applied to implement complex signal processing applications. On multi-core CPUs, on the other hand, data-parallelism can be exploited either at a lower level, by using vector instructions, or at a higher level, by concurrently running multiple threads on different cores. The simultaneous exploitation of all these different parallelization models involving both the CPUs and the GPUs conducts to complex but rather promising challenges that are widely attractive and worth to be exploited by the most computational demanding applications. However, even though these devices are able to run asynchronously, efficient parallelization models are needed to exploit such computational power of concurrently running devices. These models must guarantee respecting of data dependencies in the parallelized algorithm, aiming in the same time to achieve load balanced execution on processing devices.
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Extent of fuel spill at Willard Bay State Park remains unknown
SALT LAKE CITY — Cleanup crews were able to recover 195 barrels of diesel fuel spilled in a pipeline break at the Willard Bay State Park, a Chevron official said Wednesday, but the company does not know how much fuel ultimately spilled or what led to the pipeline's failure.
The Monday afternoon pipeline rupture led to the closure of the state park's North Marina and campground while the fuel is soaked up through multiple absorbent booms that have been placed in a retention and drainage ditch. The South Marina at the park has opened early as a result of the spill to accommodate visitors.
Tage Flint, general manager of the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District, which oversees operation of the Willard Bay Reservoir, said Wednesday that no fuel has leaked into the reservoir and it is unlikely to seep there because of remediation efforts on the ground.
Such a contamination would have been problematic for the reservoir's role in the district's water management system — especially in such a low snowpack year — because farmers and ranchers rely on the reservoir for irrigation needs, Flint said.
In exchange for getting water from the Willard reservoir, they trade water higher up in the mountains that is treated and delivered to municipal and industrial users.
"It is an integral part of our system," Flint said, and the pivotal source for development of future drinking water supplies.
Details about what action will be taken over the next several weeks were released Wednesday at a news conference hosted by Chevron at its offices in West Valley City.
For now, much of the focus is to corral the rest of the diesel fuel and scrub the area of the remnants before the migratory bird season gets into full swing in the next two to three weeks.
Curtis Kimbel, the Environmental Protection Agency's point person on the cleanup, said the fuel poses threats to the habitat of the multiple species of waterfowl that frequent the area. The Box Elder County reservoir is south of the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, where the Bear River flows into the northeast arm of the Great Salt Lake.
Officials say no wildlife is known to have been killed by the spill, but one beaver had to be relocated and another, contaminated with the fuel, is being cared for at a wildlife rehabilitation center in Ogden.
A 50-person crew of Chevron employees and contract workers will continue to remain on site of the spill indefinitely, spokesman Terry Duhon said, and an investigation is ongoing to determine what caused the leak.
Duhon would not say if the 168-mile, 63-year-old pipeline has had problems in the past or describe the overall safety record of the line that runs from Salt Lake City to Burley, Idaho.
He said the 8-inch pipeline is subjected to routine maintenance inspections, but he declined to say what those internal inspections may have revealed.
"Those inspections will be part of our investigation," he said.
Duhon stressed, too, that this spill is completely unrelated to the two failures in the crude oil pipeline above Red Butte Gardens in Salt Lake City in 2010.
An estimated 800 barrels of oil escaped undetected from that aging pipeline on June 11-12 after a windstorm knocked into an overhead power line and a resulting arc punched a hole in the line. In December of that same year on the same pipeline not far away, another failure resulted in the escape of crude oil, but none made it into the nearby Red Butte Creek.
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Published 9:48am Friday, January 25, 2013Guest Column: By Jeanne Poppe
With the first two weeks of the 2013-14 legislative session behind us, lawmakers will soon begin debating a flurry of legislation that will have a big impact on Minnesotans across our state.
Optimism, cooperation, bipartisanship and working together are all words and phrases that describe my hoped-for experience this session. Why? Because this past election voters delivered a clear message: they are tired of political games and partisan bickering. Our constituents expect us to work together in a serious and focused manner to find common ground and make responsible decisions.
As bills make their way through committees over the coming weeks, I am hopeful for respectful, civilized and constructive debates that focus on what's best for the people of Minnesota — not our respective political parties.
Unfortunately, some legislators are already trying to fan political flames instead of working together. Barely one week into the legislative session, my colleague Rep. Rod Hamilton attacked DFL legislators over the issue of how the agriculture committees are structured and accused DFLers of not representing our rural districts. His decision to use such a divisive and negative tone was disappointing.
Challenging the advocacy skills or commitment of rural members just because they are DFLers and now are the majority caucus of the Minnesota House is not helpful in getting to the outcome we all desire. As the new chairwoman of the Agriculture Policy Committee, I believe we will present a stronger voice for rural Minnesota by working together as both Democrats and Republicans. It's important that we mend fences, not build walls.
With a projected $1.1 billion budget deficit, cooperation and collaboration will be key to putting our state on sound fiscal footing. We cannot afford any more gimmicks or short-term fixes. Solving our state's perpetual budget shortfalls will not be easy, but voters did not elect us to avoid tough decisions. They elected us to solve the big challenges facing our state.
Building a budget to last requires us to use a balanced approach that prioritizes the investments that will make Minnesota successful down the road — things like world-class schools, a strong middle class, and a thriving business climate.
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Definitely not, this item is OP as hell and needs to be removed. Way to powerful on champs like swain and singed.
The synergy with periodic damage effects is pretty broken from what I've heard, the general attributes it offers and it's optimal usage tends to benefit tanky dps over the squish dps that need it as well. If the on-hit effect is changes in such a way that spam casters benefit as much or more from it than DoT and aura based effects then it would be cool to see it migrate to SR.
From what I've read, I think they are putting a weaker version of it on SR. (Liandry's Lament)
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