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Creating Motion Graphics 5th Edition has been thoroughly revised to reflect the new features introduced in both After Effects CS4 and CS5 in one massive, essential reference. New chapters cover the revolutionary new Roto Brush feature, as well as mocha and mocha shape. The 3D section has been expanded to include working with 3D effects such as Digieffects FreeForm plus workflows including Adobe Repouss, Vanishing Point Exchange, and 3D model import using Adobe Photoshop Extended. The print version is also accompanied by a DVD that contains project files* and source materials for all the techniques demonstrated in the book, as well as nearly 200 pages of bonus chapters on subjects such as expressions, scripting, and effects. (*Note: Project files are for CS5; they are not backward compatible with CS4.)

Objective: Research into the effects of manual massage on physical performance has proved inconclusive, with studies primarily examining the major muscle groups of the lower extremities. Grip performance is essential for object manipulation, as well as for many grip-dependent activities and sports; but there have been no studies to determine the effects of manual massage on immediate grip performance in healthy subjects. The purpose of this study was to assess the effects of using manual massage to improve power-grip performance immediately after maximal exercise in healthy adults.

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Conclusions: Manual massage to the forearm and hand after maximal exercise was associated with greater effects than nonmassage on postexercise grip performance. The present data do support the use of a 5-minute manual massage to assist immediate grip performance after fatigue in healthy subjects.

The Program is being developed after front-end evaluation (telephone survey of law/business faculty members from schools, law and business graduate students and industry professionals from around the United States) which explored the need, successful format, length and other essential or logistical elements of program design. Formative evaluation will continue through student pre-, and post-, testing to evaluate content, information transfer and retention. This program teaches the basic principles of coastal. environmental science to all law and business students (not just those students with experience in environmental science). The goal of this program is to ensure that future lawyers and business leaders will be able to make "informed decisions" about issues which effect the coastal environment.

The Texas Department of Insurance proposes amendments to 21.2803, 21.2809, and 21.2810 concerning submission of clean claims to health maintenance organizations (HMOs) and insurers who issue preferred provider benefit plans (preferred provider carriers). The sections were adopted earlier this year as part of the "clean claim" rules (28 TAC 21.2801-21.2816) and apply to claims filed for non-confinement services, treatments, or supplies rendered on or after August 1, 2000, and to claims filed for services, treatments, or supplies for in-patient confinements in a hospital or other institution that began on or after August 1, 2000. Section 21.2803(b)(1) specifies the elements necessary for the submission of a clean claim by physicians and noninstitutional providers. The amendment to 21.2803(b)(1) revises the requirements relating to the element on disclosure of any other health care coverage when the response is "no." The amendment is necessary to facilitate the electronic claims filing process and is proposed in response to petitions from physicians and providers. Section 21.2809(b) addresses procedures for refunds due to the HMO or preferred provider carrier upon completion of the audit. Articles 3.70-3C 3A(e) and 20A.18B(e) of the Insurance Code as enacted by House Bill 610 (Acts 1999, 76 th Leg., ch. 1343, p. 4556, eff. Sept. 1, 1999) require notice of the audit results to be provided to the physician or provider and require a refund to be made to the preferred provider carrier or HMO upon completion of the audit in the event of overpayment to the physician or provider. The amendment is necessary to clarify the essential information that is to be included in the notice of audit results and is intended to assist physicians and providers in more efficient and accurate recordkeeping of audited claims. The amendment also clarifies that existing or future contractual arrangements that allow alternative reimbursement methods in the event of overpayment to the physician or provider are not affected by the rule. The amendment is proposed in response to comments received at the January 25, 2000 hearing on the clean claim rules. Section 21.2810 specifies the means for determining when payment is considered to have been made on a clean claim for purposes of determining compliance with the statutory claims payment period. The amendment allows private metered postmarks to be acceptable proof of postmark in those instances when the claim payment is delivered by the U.S. Postal Service. This amendment is in response to information received by the department from the U.S. Postal Service that private metered mail is checked by the post office to verify the correct date and is returned to the customer if incorrectly dated. be457b7860