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I'm not an expert on shamans, but I think reducing the mana cost of your most common spells by 10% (Convection 2/3) would give you more than increasing your maximum mana by 10%.
For an example: let's say you have 20k mana normally, and your Lightning Bolt costs 440 mana. That means you can cast 45.5 lightning bolts before running out (before considering mana regen). If you increase your max mana by 10%, you will be able to cast (22k/440=) 50 bolts before running out, and if you reduce cost by 10% you will be able to cast (20k/396=) 50.5 bolts. OK, in that particular case the difference is not quite enough to actually matter, but you can see how it would still be a larger number if the margins were different.
Furthermore, let's say you bring out your Mana Spring Totem. Currently, MST returns enough mana to cast another Lightning Bolt in about 24 seconds (91 mp5, and a LB costs about 440 mana at level 80). With Ancestral Knowledge, you'd still get an extra bolt per 24 seconds, since it doesn't care about max mana. But with Convection, it would only be 22 seconds. The same goes if you use e.g. a Runic Mana Potion: it normally gives you (4300/440=) 9.8 bolts, but (4300/396=) 10.9 bolts with Convection.
Now, there are some tradeoffs there. If you're casting spells that aren't affected by Convection, like a Healing Wave, or totems, Ancestral Knowledge starts catching up pretty fast, since AK helps no matter what you're casting. But I guess that's up to each shaman to figure out how much that matters.
Turtlehead said...
As noted in the article, higher max mana increases the regen from thunderstorm. Both elemental and enhancement shamans have a hodgepodge of mana talents. I'm still hoping they clean things up with Cataclysm but it's looking less and less likely. Twenty-nine different ways to regain/save mana is not quality flavor for a DPS spec.

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"Nessie…Renesmee!! Please wake up! Oh Emily she isn't waking up!"
"Here Claire put this cold wet towel on her forehead and help me move her to the bed."
"Are you sure we should move her? What f we break her?"
"It looks like she just fainted not attacked."
"You don't know that."
"Which is exactly why I've already sent for Landon."
"What's he going to do he is just a pup."
"He's a year younger than you and he is our only way to stay connected to the pack. Sam will be able to take survey of everything through him."
" Are you sure you want to worry them? I bet they are stressed enough already looking for Jared and Kim."
"True but you never hide things from your imprint."
"Not even to shelter them?"
"If you say so."
"I do now help me move her."
"Alright I'll get her legs.'
"On three. One…two…three…"
"Wow this chick is heavy."
Who was she calling heavy?
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Wait I can hear them but why couldn't I respond? Why could I only see black?
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What I couldn't even feel that I was holding anything.
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"Then what do you plan we do."
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The National Immigrant Justice Center's Basic Procedural Manual for Asylum Representation (http://www.asylumlaw.org/docs/united_states/manual.pdf) is recommended. Although much of it deals with US law and procedure that may not be relevant in other jurisdictions, some sections, like "Preparing for the Hearing on the Merits" starting on p. 35, have lots of good general information on how to interview clients and prepare a case.
The Midwest Immigrant and Human Rights Center's Immigration Equality Asylum Manual
The Midwest Immigrant and Human Rights Center's Immigration Equality Asylum Manual can be found online at (http://www.immigrationequality.org/issues/law-library/lgbth-asylum-manual ). The manual focuses mainly on LGBT claims, but it also provides general asylum practice advice.
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The Advocates for Human Rights' Pro Bono Asylum Representation Manual can be found online at (http://www.theadvocatesforhumanrights.org/uploads/pro+bono+asylum+representation+manual+2009.pdf). Applicable practice information generally starts on p. 21 with "Preparing the Asylum Application," "Interviewing the Client," "Establishing Trust with Your Client," "Overcoming Cultural Barriers," "Dealing with Psychological Barriers," "Interviewing through an Interpreter," various "Practice Pointers," "Affidavits," "Corroborative Evidence," "Personal Documentation," "Material Witnesses," "Country Conditions Documentation," "Expert Witnesses," etc.
Researching Country of Origin Information
"Researching Country of Origin Information" that could be useful to some academics who have no experience in writing declarations on behalf of asylum seekers. It includes all the relevant refugee laws for those of you who may need background on the 1951 Convention and other legal matters pertinent to refugees. There are also links to declarations or expert opinions published by various organisations that you can easily access. You can find the document and download it as a pdf file here: http://www.coi-training.net/content/doc/en-COI%20Manual%20Part%20I%20plus%20Annex%2020060426.pdf
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Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts says a $500 million deal with the city of Chicago to renovate the nearly century-old Wrigley Field is a milestone.
Ricketts spoke to reports Monday at Wrigley Field, the day after the deal with the city was announced. The plans include an electronic video screen and more night games. It still needs final approval.
Ricketts said the financial impact of the proposal would help lead the team to the World Series. He said if the plan is approved the team would "win the World Series" for its fans and players. The last World Series championship for the Cubs came in 1908 - six years before Wrigley was built.
Ricketts calls it a "massive investment" that includes community contributions, like $1 million for a local park.
The Chicago Cubs and the city of Chicago finally reached a Wrigley Field renovation deal Monday morning.
After months of talk about a facelift for the 99-year-old ballpark, the framework for the $500 million plan emerged Sunday night - and taxpayers won't have to spend a dime. The Cubs and the Ricketts family will fund the entire renovation.
"I think it's great as long as we don't have to pay for it," one Wrigleyville resident said.
The plan includes $300 million in stadium renovations that will feature a large new outfield video screen and large sponsor signs. Those signs have been a point of contention between the Ricketts, the city and rooftop owners, who have concerns that a potentially obstructed view will affect business on the popular rooftops.
The stadium walls behind left and right field will extend about 10 feet, to make more room for concessions. That change will affect traffic flow on Waveland and the Sheffield sidewalk.
The family also plans to build a new hotel across the street, which will have 175 rooms, a plaza and office space. There will be a walkway bridge from the stadium to that hotel. The deal also expands parking with 1,000 remote spaces and offers shuttle service.
The deal increases the number of night games to 40, with the possibility of additional night games when required by Major League Baseball's TV contract or when the Cubs make the playoffs.
"It's the Cubs. They deserve it," a Cubs fan said. "This park is old. They need to renovate it, make it better."
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Memorializing Your Infant After Miscarriage or Stillbirth
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"After people heard of this, it evolved into a silent auction (we found a lot of our friends and neighbors had some wonderful talents!)," says Czajkowski. About 100 people attended this year, and the Czajkowskis raised more than $2,600.
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New Castle, Delaware mom Tiffany Chalk delivered her son, Jared, at 23 weeks gestation in March 2003. Babies born that prematurely have very little chance of surviving because their vital organs are underdeveloped: Jared lived 28 days. During the long days at the neonatal intensive care unit, Chalk read materials about the March of Dimes and its research and funding for therapies that help premature babies in the fight to survive.
In 2005, Chalk organized a team of friends, family, and co-workers to walk in the March of Dimes' WalkAmerica. "I felt like every step I took was a step in the name of love for my son and towards finding answers to the question of why some babies are born prematurely," shares Chalk. "What helped me the most was knowing that supporting the March of Dimes could help keep another family from going through the pain my family has endured."
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Daniel Loeb, founder of Third Point, LLC, is best known for his poignant letters that he sends to companies where he disagrees with their overall corporate strategy. He employs a team of analysts that are known for their painstaking attention to detail and thorough analysis. Loeb and his team are the ones that discovered former Yahoo! CEO Scott Thompson never graduated with a degree in computer science, but Yahoo! stated that he had in their SEC filings. By uncovering this fabrication, Loeb was able to get himself appointed to the company's board and bring in current CEO Marissa Mayer from Google. Yahoo! is his largest holding and has been a big winner for him.
Loeb is an aggressive fund manager. He's not passive money. He's willing to use his stakes in companies to advocate for change and he also knows when to take money off the table. He went into Herbalife in December by buying an 8.2% stake, but did sell some of his position with the stock up 18% in 2013. Loeb also sold some of his Yahoo! position and locked in profits. He's willing to trade his position by buying and selling at opportune times.
So where is Loeb investing now? We know about Yahoo! and Herbalife, but those have already made gains and I certainly don't want to get in the middle of the slugfest brewing at Herbalife between Ackman, Loeb and Icahn. The answer lies in looking at his recent 13F filings.
Virgin Media (NASDAQ: VMED) is a new position for Third Point and is now Loeb's second largest holding. Liberty Global agreed to acquire Virgin Media in February for $23.3 billion in cash and stock and the deal is expected to close in the second quarter of this year. This is likely a merger arbitrage play for Loeb. Besides Loeb, John Griffin from Blue Ridge Capital and Andreas Halvorsen's Viking Global have jumped on this trade.
European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EPA: EAD) is another new holding for Loeb. EADS is the manufacturer of Airbus jets. Loeb likely bought this holding after the problems with Boeing's 787 Dreamliner were announced and the aircraft was taken out of service. The 787 Dreamliner allowed Boeing to record more orders than Airbus last year. Boeing's problems are Airbus' gain. The stock is trading at a new 52-week high of 41.47, another winner for Loeb.
Loeb has 5% of his portfolio in Murphy Oil Corp. (NYSE: MUR), an oil & gas exploration and production company. Loeb stated in his quarterly letter to his investors that Murphy "had many routes to unlock talent, meaningful value, among them – and most significantly – a highly accretive spin-off of its retail business." Since Loeb penned that letter, Murphy has announced that it will spin off Murphy USA.
The financials show Murphy Oil to be an undervalued situation. The company has a forward P/E of 9.77 and a PEG ratio of 0.94. The return on equity is an impressive 10.88% and the book value per share is $46.90. Murphy pays a dividend of $1.25 per share for a yield of 2.00%. Judging from the financials, Murphy has the resources to increase the dividend to shareholders.
Tesoro Corp. (NYSE: TSO), another new position for Loeb, is in the business of refining crude oil into transportation fuels and selling those fuels through its retail stations. Tesoro is an undervalued play that I agree with Loeb on. The company has a forward P/E of 9.43 and a PEG ratio of 0.74. The return on equity is 17.67% and the book value per share is $30.85.
This is another company with solid financials that can increase its dividend. Tesoro currently only pays an $0.80 dividend for a yield of 1.40%. Considering the company's solid balance sheet, I see the dividend increasing. The stock is trading just shy of the 52-week high of $59.56. Of the 20 analysts that follow the stock, 5 have it rated as Strong Buy, 8 a Buy, and 7 a Hold.
Loeb is a big fan of Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) CEO Jame Gorman. He thinks Gorman has positioned Morgan Stanley into being able to grow its core investment banking and trading businesses. Most analysts see EPS growth of 14% over the next 5 years.
If Loeb thinks the company is positioned for growth, it also helps that the company has a cheap valuation. Morgan Stanley has a forward P/E of 8.96 and a PEG ratio of 0.58. The stock is currently trading at $22.67 compared to its book value of $30.70. As you can see, Morgan Stanley is cheap from these metrics.
Analysis Supports Loeb's Thesis
We can never know when Loeb is getting out of these positions and that's what worries me about getting into his more high-profile picks of Yahoo! and Herbalife. He already has gains in those positions and I don't want to be buying when he is selling. With these 5 stocks I mentioned – Virgin Media, EADS, Murphy Oil, Tesoro, and Morgan Stanley – they're backed by valuation analysis that supports owning them regardless what Loeb does, but I do thank him for pointing these stocks out!
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The Secretary of Agriculture shall establish 1 or more centers for the purpose of carrying on a program of research and experimentation—
(1) to determine species of fishes most suitable for culture on a commercial basis in shallow reservoirs and flooded rice lands;
(3) to develop methods for the control of parasites and diseases of brood fishes and of fingerlings prior to stocking;
(4) to develop economical methods for raising the more desirable species of fishes to a marketable size;
(5) to determine, in cooperation with the Secretary of the Interior, the effects of fish-rice rotations, including crops other than rice commonly grown on rice farms, upon both the fish and other crops; and
Source(Pub. L. 85–342, § 1,Mar. 15, 1958, 72 Stat. 35; Pub. L. 104–127, title VIII, § 889(a)(1),Apr. 4, 1996, 110 Stat. 1180.)
1996—Pub. L. 104–127, in introductory provisions, substituted "Secretary of Agriculture shall" for "Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to" and "1 or more centers" for "an experiment station or stations" and, in par. (5), substituted "Secretary of the Interior" for "Department of Agriculture".
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Department of Computer and Information Science
Graduate programs
Master of Science
This program leads to a Master of Science degree from Purdue University. Many courses are offered in the late afternoon or evening to accommodate working students.
The Department offers three options for Master of Science studets: Thesis, Project, and Course Only. Each option requires 30 completed credit hours. Thesis students complete a research project that counts for 6 or 9 credit hours of the 30 required credits. Project students complete a project, usually of a more practical nature related to their work or academic interests, counting for 3 or 6 of the 30 required credits. Course Only option students take 30 credit hours of course work, and select an area or areas of concentration. No thesis or project work is required.
Application for Admission
Submit applications for admission to the graduate program directly to the Department of Computer and Information Science by May 1 for the following Fall semester and September 15 for the following Spring semester. To be considered for departmental graduate assistant positions for the following Fall semester, all application materials must be received by January 15. Financial support is generally not available for Spring admission. Apply early because it may take up to six months to complete the application process.
Students interested in advanced study or students who are required to complete preparatory courses and are waiting on application processing may take courses as graduate nondegree students. However, no more than 12 graduate credit hours earned as a nondegree student may be counted toward a graduate degree program.
See the department's Web site (www.cs.iupui.edu) for additional information on requirements and application deadlines. For guidelines and online applications, follow the link to the IUPUI Graduate Office on the department's Web site.
General Admission Requirements
The applicant to the graduate program must have a four-year bachelor's degree or equivalent. Students with three-year degrees may be required to complete additional course work in order to be eligible for admission.
The applicant's record should demonstrate strong individual accomplishments, include recommendations from independent references and exhibit outstanding achievement as indicated by the grade point average for each degree over his or her entire academic record. An applicant is expected to have a GPA of at least a 3.0 on a scale of 4.0.
The Graduate Record Exam (GRE) General Test is optional for admission, but required to be eligible for financial aid. Those submitting GRE General Test scores are encouraged to submit Computer Science Subject Test scores.
All applicants should have a background in the following core areas of computer science:
- software development experience in a high-level language
- data structures and algorithms
- systems (operating systems, compilers, and programming languages)
- theory (discrete math and theory of computation)
- hardware (computer architecture)
In addition, applicants should have a strong background in mathematics, including calculus, linear algebra, and numerical computations.
All applicants whose native language is not English must submit a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of at least 550 on the paper-based test, or 250 on the computer-based, or 77 on the Internet Based Test (iBT), or have International English Language Testing System (IELTS) band score of 6.5.
Provisional Admission
Those students who do not satisfy the admission requirements may request provisional admission only to the graduate program if they satisfy the following requirements:
- possess a bachelor's degree with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- have taken MATH 16500
- have taken CSCI 24000 or equivalent experience or credit
If provisional admission to the graduate program in computer science is granted, the student will be required to satisfy the stipulations of the admission, which may include satisfactorily completing one or more courses, before admission without provisions is granted.
Degree Requirements
To receive the Master of Science degree, the applicant must be admitted as a graduate student without provisions and complete 30 semester credit hours of study in CSCI courses numbered 500 or above, at least 6 credit hours of which must be from the following core courses:
- CSCI 50300 Operating Systems
- CSCI 50400 Concepts in Computer Organization
- CSCI 56500 Programming Languages
- CSCI 58000 Algorithm Design, Analysis, and Implementation
Each student is required to submit to the graduate committee for approval an initial plan of study during the first year in the program. This is prepared in consultation with the faculty advisor. Before the semester of expected graduation, the student's formal plan of study must be submitted to, and accepted by, Purdue University Graduate School. Each student must register in CAND 99100 for 0 credits during the final semester before graduation.
Credit for Courses from Outside the Department
Credit for graduate courses taken at other institutions may be transferred with the approval of the graduate committee and the Graduate School if the courses have not been used for other degree requirements. Transfer credits are normally limited to 6 credit hours and are restricted to courses in which the grade is B or higher. Up to 6 credit hours of graduate credit from a closely related discipline may be used to substitute for the elective courses, subject to approval by the department before enrollment.
The student's graduate examination committee will examine the student's project or thesis and general proficiency in computer science. Grades of A and B are expected; up to 6 credit hours of C may be included, provided an overall GPA of 3.0 (B) is maintained. Other grades are unacceptable.
Programs of Study
The department offers three programs of study within its M.S. program: the Research Program, the Applied Program, and the Course Only option.
Research Program
The objective of the Research Program is to help students develop a general knowledge of computer science, depth in a specific area, and an ability to do independent research. The student learns research techniques by working in close cooperation with a faculty member while doing the thesis research. In addition to the two core courses and 6 to 9 credit hours of thesis work, the student completes a sufficient number of electives from the department's graduate level courses to satisfy the requirement of 30 credits hours total.
Applied Program
The objective of the Applied Program is to develop skills and knowledge of the computer science fundamentals and an ability to apply these to practical problems. In addition to the two core courses, it requires at least two courses in a specialization, 3 to 6 credits of work in the M.S. Project course, CSCI 69500, and a sufficient number of electives from the department's graduate courses to complete the requirement of 30 credits hours. The course work is designed to provide breadth of knowledge to the professional as well as specialized knowledge in the areas that the project will require. The project normally involves at least two semesters of intensive work on an application of the course material to a problem of practical importance. This might be a project from the student's work environment, internship, or a faculty member's work. Its objective is generally more immediately practical than the thesis in the Research Program. The student carries out the project under the supervision of a faculty member.
The Applied Program offers a menu of courses from which the individual selects one or more specializations to prepare for the proposed project. To define a specialization, the graduate advisor and student identify in the plan of study two or more courses that provide depth in a cohesive theme.
Course Only Option
The Course Only option is meant for students who desire practical knowledge and skills in a range of specializations in computer science. It offers a menu of courses from which the individual selects one or more specializations to define a concentration area. The program provides both depth and breadth of knowledge in the discipline, and is ideal for students who are not planning careers exclusively in research.
Doctor of Philosophy
Students interested in research in certain areas and who qualify may be admitted to pursue a Ph.D. degree. Information on the general nature of the program appears in the "Graduate Programs" section of the School of Science part of this bulletin. Consult the department's Web page (www.cs.iupui.edu) for more specific information on how this might be arranged.


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- § 300e. Requirements of health maintenance organizations
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- §§ 300e-2, 300e-3. Repealed.]
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- § 300e-4a. Repealed.]
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When Jeffco sheriff's Deputy Fred Haggett came face to face with an armed criminal, only one thing went through the deputy's mind.
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If summer baseball is a harbinger for the following spring's high school season, the forecast is bright for Dakota Ridge and Chatfield in 2015.
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The Jeffco Sheriff's Office and West Metro Fire Rescue evacuated the homes in the 10700 block of West Berry Place as a precaution when the first device was discovered, sheriff's spokesman Mark Techmeyer said.
The devices were made out of plastic bottles and fireworks. Authorities detonated the two devices along the trail near Blue Heron Lake, Techmeyer said. No one was injured.
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