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Beams vs cannons has a few mutually depending problems imv.
1) energy drain mechanics,
these have moved so far away from the initial design that we lost a whole cpt class in space. Warpcores and marion only made matters worse.
2) Shield vs hull tanking.
Shields resists are through the roof in PvP, and since not a single NPC is actually rebalancing thier shields and all the big optional targets (gates, transistors, etc) are unshielded. Doing more damage to hull(whether shields are up or not) is being rewarded multiple times over. Hull goes pop makes a kill or advances the mission, shields go down is unseen in pvp for a long time, and irrelevant in most PvE missions.
3) Lack of rewarding diversity in NPC encounters
It would be easy to design NPCs or mission objectives that play to the strenghts of cuisers, healers and beamboats (mostly the same thing, i know but, not necessarily so). However, such content doesn exist. There is no mission that benefits from F@W spam cleaning, and there are no NPCs who are defeated more quickly by beam boat boradsides. As for PvP when is the last time you've seen a shield facing going down from single beam barrage (aka not tripple stacked DBB BOs?)
4) Weapon types BO powers
all of the above leads to cannons outperforming beams in 90 percent of cases. If you fly beams its usually that you fly a ship (wells) that can't equip DHC, you've given up on the idea that your weapons are there for the damage (sci ship target subsystems) or IP reasons. Single cannons can be your friend if you have enough tac slots. While Duals are useless and poorly designed for as long as i can recall playing STO.
5) lets not forget that cannons with CRF proc more often then beams. Another advantage on top pf the above.
6) inflated parser data leads people to confuse effective dmg with overall DPS. "I did 16k dmg in infected in a Vesta all has to be fine!"
Nerfing DHC is not the way to go. Buff singles and especially duals (give them a bigger angle?), and make the advantage of beams vs. shields count by tweaking NPCs, STF objectives, and the various forms of shield tanking in PvP. Tac team made broadsiding pretty poor, the fact that most carrier pets like danoobs, are laughing off broadsides long enough for them to cause their havoc doesn't help either.
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1. agree: Resists and passive repairs have hurt variety of ship layouts.
2. not sure this is a beams vs cannon issue, more of a burst vs DoT issue. BO even from a Beam Array can be more effective if well timed than a non-Tac CRF. BO also has the benefit of applying the damage instantly, less damage fall off at range, wider arc, and only takes 1 weapon mount to use it effectively. Not bad for the best energy weapon burst in the game.
3. Not sure if this is true anymore. Aux2batt cruisers w/Dem/Plasm&Disrupter Procs/APB/FaW etc have the potential for very high DPS in PvE. There's also a couple of missions like NWS and the Fleet mission where people are rewarded by keeping freighters alive where I can see Beamboats shine. Though there should be more variety I agree.
4. Again, not sure about the damage potential (in non-PvP environment) of DoT anymore. I messed around w/Romulan sci ship for awhile, and I used Beam Arrays/Torps/Mines even though it could fit DCHs. Imo, BO2 is better than a CRF1/CVS1 in a situation where you know you'll have a modest spike at best.
5. What procs are you referring too? Most procs are based on firing cycling not shots per cycle. Being on the other end of old FaW balls, 8 beamed cruiser balls proc plenty.
6. agree, which is why I prefer the BO2 BA I mentioned in #4 vs dhcs w/crf1.
To me the passive repairs and resists need to drop. I'd also add TSSx strips any EPtX that's active, ie EPtX 1 would be stripped by a TSSx 1 or higher. A TSSx1 vs an EPtX 2 would drop the effectiveness of EPtX 1. It would give people a reason to use TSSx again anyway.
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Things continue to worsen for Kevin Kenerly.
Kenerly -- a county commissioner from 1994 until his tumultuous resignation in November 2010 -- filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of Georgia on Monday, citing less than $50,000 in estimated assets.
A receptionist for Atlanta attorney George Geeslin, who is handling Kenerly's bankruptcy case, abruptly declined comment for him Wednesday.
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Documents filed by Kenerly listed just under $3.5 million in debts, including more than $1.6 million owed on his nine-bedroom, 15,308-square-foot home in Chateau Elan. They also included nearly $700,000 toward a property in Myrtle Beach, S.C., and about $67,000 worth of payments on three separate vehicles.
An online listing for Kenerly's mansion in Chateau Elan -- an upscale golf community in Braselton -- values it at about $2.8 million. The home is on the sixth hole of the Legends Championship Golf Course and includes a 40-foot pool, four-car garage and spacious home theatre.
Chapter 11 involves a reorganization of a debtor's business affairs and assets, and is one of the most complex forms of bankruptcy.
Kenerly made his career and hearty living in the real estate and property business, a field ravaged by the housing and financial crises of the last few years. Perhaps ironically, it was accusations of shady land deals that eventually landed the then-longest tenured county commissioner out of office.
Kenerly was originally indicted in October 2010 on one charge of bribery, a special grand jury accusing him of accepting $1 million from a developer to enable a favorable transaction when the county purchased land for an expansion to Rabbit Hill Park.
That indictment was voided in July by the Court of Appeals of Georgia, which found that the grand jury did not have the power to indict.
Kenerly was indicted on the same charges again less than a month later.
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CD 3 years, 3 months ago
Folks: this is why we need Bannister-Kenerly-Webb International Airport. This may have kept Kevin out of Chapter 11. Don't we, the taxpayers, owe it to Kenerly to roll over and give him and the merry band of gluttonous heathens what they want and deserve? Now, how about a rousing round of applause for the Gwinnett Chamber guided, recklessly, by Nick.
Cleanupguy 3 years, 3 months ago
CD - looks like you're just a one trick pony. Please get over the ghosts of evil past and focus on the ones that can still do us harm - those currently in office. None of those you alluded to have any power any more - driving while looking in the rearview mirror can only lead you to yet another wreck. Anyway, those behind the curtain are still in place running the show - keep an eye on them.
CD 3 years, 3 months ago
Sarcasm: more or less, one needs the IQ to deal with it.
Cleanupguy 3 years, 3 months ago
That explains your repetitive living in the erroneous past comments elsewhere (Bannister-Green the last time, wasn't it?) - thanks.
Coolray 3 years, 3 months ago
The County ATM closed for him thanks to Danny Porter
HonestIngine 3 years, 3 months ago
Couldn't even take care of his own debts, and he was running the county... Just like our Governor... File backrupcy to avoid paying for their mistakes....as we the taxpayers scrap every last cent to keep our homes and food on our tables....Two peas in a Pod... Nathen Deal is no different than Kenerly.
R 3 years, 3 months ago
Oh he took care of his debts alright, he just lost access to the "Citizens of Gwinnett" Bank prematurely…
jack 3 years, 3 months ago
This website does not have the bandwidth to support the number of jokes this story evokes.
Oliver 3 years, 3 months ago
If he loses his home to forclosure, there's probably some empty space in the $20-million-over-budget baseball stadium into which he can move. And if he needs a new source of income, maybe he can get a job mowing and painting lines on the football field named after him in Duncan Creek Park. wait, what? nevermind
LilburnLady 3 years, 3 months ago
Kenerly may be gone, but he leaves behind a legacy that all of us who live in Gwinnett have to deal with for the foreseeable future. The legacy includes dozens of zonings in which he gave re-zonings to his developer buddies over the objections of all of the surrounding neighborhoods and in which he disregarded or bent the zoning regulations to allow incredibly dense, cheaply-built developments which today, are worth less than the older homes surrounding them.
I feel for his family, but his story is a prime example of where unbridled greed and arrogance will eventually lead you. Too bad the rest of us will be dealing with the collateral damage he caused for years to come.
apsLilburn 3 years, 3 months ago
If that monument of this guy is still up in Duncan Creek Park it needs to be taken down. A quick shove by a tractor would do it. First artificial field at a county park and it just happened where Kenerly coached? Kenerly stated that he had nothing to do with that decision. Right!!!
kevin 3 years, 3 months ago
Look at the assets he owns. They are worth way over $50,000!! Boy, what an accummulation of wealth. I wonder where all that money came from and why he was such a show-off?
CD 3 years, 3 months ago
I'm tempted to sit in on his 341 hearing. Besides, the food is pretty good in the Federal Building. I'm thinking of the coconut pie now.
NewsReader is correct. No one should be jealous or angry of those that EARN their wealth. But the taxpayer should not be expected to subsidize wealth or the appearance of it.
kevin 3 years, 3 months ago
when do these people ever go to jail? we should look at the judges next.


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We are in love with the convenience of paying with credit cards, especially when it comes to paying for gas because most of us are too lazy to walk the 3 feet to pay inside.
I admit, I'm guilty of it. But nowadays I pay at the pump because I don't want to see my hard-earned cash disappear before my very eyes to pay for crazy expensive fuel costs. I'd rather get angry in the privacy of my home when I open up the credit card bill.
That's why I felt I should tell you about a hidden credit card fee that might just literally "fuel" you with anger when you're fueling up your vehicle.
I recently read astory onNewsDay.comabout a man named Peter Jespersen who was filling up his gas tank with what was supposed to be $4.29 a gallon, but since he used his credit card he found out he was charged 10 cents more per gallon!
What he didn't realize was that the main gas station sign posted that the $4.29 was only if you paid for cash.
Peter, along with many other disgruntled gas consumers, are angry about this, but apparently it's totally legal for gas stations to do this.
Credit card fees add an average of 3 percent in costs to station owners for each transaction. To make up for this fee, station owners may not charge you more for credit purchases, but they candiscounttheir cash purchases.
Pretty slick, huh?
This is straight form the article: "A gas station's street sign can advertise the lower cash price without stating the higher credit price, as long as it says "cash" alongside the price, and as long as the prices for both credit and cash are displayed in smaller signs atop each pump."
I think by "smaller signs atop each pump" they mean barely visible for even a fruit fly to see, because I've never seen one.
So now that you know, you should always look for the cash and credit prices whenever you use your credit card to pay for gas.
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Volvo to replace body parts with energized carbon fiber panelsSubmitted by Bob-45 on Sat, 10/19/2013 - 05:49
[This is the REAL future of electric cars.]
By Angus MacKenzie
October 18, 2013
For automobile manufacturers, the electric elephant in the room continues to be bulky and weighty battery packs. This week, Volvo unveiled an innovative potential solution to the problem that it has been working on for the past three and a half years with other European partners; replace steel body panels with carbon fiber composite panels infused with nano-batteries and super capacitors.
The conductive material used around the vehicle to charge and store energy can be recharged via the vehicle's regenerative braking system or via the grid. When the system and motor requires a charge, the energized panels behave like any traditional battery pack and discharge accordingly. According to Volvo, the material charges and stores faster than a typical system.
Using a Volvo S80 as a test platform, the team replaced the vehicle's trunk lid and plenum cross member over the engine bay with the new material. Volvo claims the composite trunk lid, which is stronger than the outgoing steel component, could not only power the vehicle's 12 volt system but the weight savings alone could increase an EV's overall range and performance as a result.
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Bangladesh is the worlds most densely populated country with over 2000 people per square mile. Human power runs this country. In Dhaka: a dense urban landscape, the streets are crammed with Bicycle Rickshaws. Rickshaw drivers, called Wallahs, decorate their vehicles with bright colors and gold and silver foils to attracts attention and fairs.
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DA's office: Co-owner of Last Hope Cat Kingdom in Atwater won't face charges over animals
Last Hope Cat Kingdom co-owner Renate Schmitz won't face criminal charges in connection with the discovery of sick and dying animals at her shelter, the Merced County District Attorney's office announced Friday.
"Our ethical responsibility requires that we only file a case where we believe we have a reasonable likelihood of obtaining a conviction," said Supervising Deputy District Steve Slocum, the prosecutor handling the case. "Any prosecutor would be hard-pressed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt to 12 jurors that Ms. Schmitz is a criminal deserving of conviction and incarceration."
The Atwater rescue group's site became the subject of a criminal investigation after county Animal Control officials seized 295 cats and six dogs in June. Officials said the animals were living in deplorable conditions and euthanized 200 cats they said were "too sick to survive."
Schmitz was unaware of the district attorney's decision to not file charges when contacted by the Sun-Star on Friday afternoon. The 62-year-old reacted with surprise and was close to tears after hearing the news. "Oh, that is wonderful," Schmitz said with a gasp. "This is the most wonderful thing I could hear. I'm very thankful, and we will work hard to get everything done that they've asked us to do."
It's been a week of decisions for the embattled rescue. On Thursday, the county's Planning Department announced it will allow Last Hope to keep its permit and continue to operate, but with fewer animals and under a set of restrictions for two years.
Schmitz was given five days to appeal the decision regarding her permit, but told the Sun-Star on Friday that she will accept it. "It's better than taking the license away," she said. "I will not give up and make sure we will be in good standing in two years."
One of the conditions set by the county requires Schmitz to reduce the number of cats to 40 and remove dogs within 45 days. Schmitz said she currently has about 80 cats and 29 dogs, but is working with rescues outside the county to house them.
With one of the biggest shelters in Merced County scaling back, many are wondering how the growing number of unwanted, abandoned and neglected animals will be affected.
Cynthia Karsten, a veterinarian and resident at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, supported setting limitations for Last Hope but said controlling the animal population falls on the shoulders of the community.
"One organization cannot solve the problem and it shouldn't be expected of her," Karsten said. "Overburdening a shelter with housing these animals has not worked. Even if you make a bigger shelter, you're going to fill it eventually."
"The shelter is clearly overwhelmed, so it's a matter of coming up with new programs," she said, adding that "the community needs to look at how they want to handle it."
Karsten said such efforts begin with encouraging people to adopt from shelters, helping people keep their animals by offering programs and services such as free pet food, and providing bilingual education about spaying, neutering and licensing pets.
"It has to be priority for the community; it's not going to happen on its own," Karsten said. "People need to work together instead of against each other."
Working together hasn't always come easy for some animal groups in Merced County. Some Last Hope volunteers said a rift between their rescue and another came to a head when some of them accused the other group, New Beginnings for Merced County Animals, of being involved with causing the June raid.
"If one really looks hard enough, they'd be able to see for themselves the common threads that run the whole thing," said Amanda Hage, a volunteer and supporter of Last Hope.
Hage said she understands why area animal groups feel the need to compete for resources such as volunteers and donations, but that it's a waste of energy that could be spent helping animals.
"I have witnessed the negativity in the groups and I don't agree with it," she said. "It only hurts the animals if we're fighting amongst each other. I would hope going forward we can all work together because the issues are so large in Merced County."
Kristen Lucas, vice president of New Beginnings for Merced County Animals, said her rescue didn't cause the "deplorable" conditions at Last Hope and has nothing to gain by having it shut down. Lucas said her organization has worked with Last Hope in finding homes for at least 100 of its animals.
"You can't blame us for the conditions that were out there. We had no part in that," Lucas said. "We have absolutely nothing to gain by anyone going under or what happens at Last Hope. If she had her permit taken away, it makes our job that much more difficult."
It's not uncommon for animal groups in one community to butt heads, Karsten said. "People just have their own way of doing things," she noted. "People care a lot and it's an emotionally charged topic."
Although strong feelings were involved, Slocum said, the decision to not file charges against Schmitz was based solely on the evidence.
"When it comes to animals, you see a wide range of opinions from both sides," Slocum said. "But my job is fairly simple. All I have to do is look at the evidence, and based on everything, there were extenuating circumstances surrounding Last Hope. It's my opinion that there was no criminal intent on her part."
Lucas, who also works as an Animal Control officer for Livingston, said not prosecuting the Last Hope case sets a dangerous precedent for animal cruelty and neglect cases.
"In the long term, it's going to hurt a lot of animals," Lucas said. "If we try to file on neglect or cruelty cases, it's going to be difficult. Nobody seems to have taken the animals' best interest at heart. We won't be able to hold anyone else accountable either."
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Hello all, we are in need of some help. We currently have white Azaleas in front of the porch that faces East, and you know how Azaleas get when they're dying. What shrubs should we plant that can get up to 4FT high, and has flowers, is a perennial and in partial shade? I don't want Hydrangeas because of the sticks in the plant during the winter. Thanks for your input, we are out all of ideas and welcome any and all suggestions.
Tell us more about how many hours of sunlight this area gets. Is it like my eastern exposure...sun in the morning?
There are some Japanese holly options for you, though they don't have significant flowers. Do you know why the azaleas have done so poorly? Perhaps there is a problem with the soil or drainage that needs to be addressed.
Zone 7 Georgia? Is that coastal or in the hills?
I'd think that the azaleas would love the eastern exposure since their shallow root system does not want to be stressed by a lot of hot sun. They also like an acid soil, and take a lot of acidic mulching, such as pine straw or oak leaves, and they enjoy good drainage. Azaleas can take cold weather, and up in Massachusetts the kind of azalea is mostly the Korean style, not the Indica types we have along coastal Alabama.
I think you probably want an azalea, but must figure out how to keep them happy.
And since hydrangeas are not for you because you don't like the bare sticks in the winter, you are looking for evergreen plants. And perhaps blooming as well? Have you thought about camellias or sasanqua japonicas? They bloom, but unlike azaleas their heavy tree-like stems are bare at the bottom. You could still plant dwarf azaleas at the base of such plants. And the camellia is slow growing, can be trimmed to stay at your preferred height.
But again, they are acid loving plants.
Have you done a soil analysis? Highly recommended.
oH YEAH....how about nandina domestica?
They bloom, they make red berries, and they are evergreen, at least in zone 8B. They spread, they have a layered appearance as a good azalea does, and they would like an eastern exposure. They are easy to keep about 4 feet in height, but if you really fertilize them, some can reach much higher.
They are cheap, and very easy to grow.
Let's make this clear (to me). I'm confused, I guess, because azaleas should do just fine with morning (only) sun. Are you saying that the white FLOWERS turn brown so fast or that the entire plants are croaking for some reason? If it's just the flowers, then I'd suggest that you replace the azaleas with more azaleas, but of a different color.
The fungus disease that attacks azalea flowers seems more common on white ones, for some reason. This disease, called Petal Blight, can be prevented by a combination of horticultural housekeeping and timely applications of fungicide.
If the whole plant is dieing, then I still say that you need to figure out why before planting anything else.
I'll respectfully suggest that Nandina dometica is probably not the best of choices for you. As pretty as it is, it is happy to achieve heights of 8 feet (or more). Considered an aggressive grower, you'll be cutting this plant back more than once per year.
But the more serious issue is that of it's status as an invasive plant. A highly invasive plant. It is often on the top ten list of the worst offenders, especially in southern states.
Research has been on-going to produce more sterile cultivars than exist now, and it will be worth watching to see what happens. Right now, "Fire Power" is one of the cultivars that will not flower nor fruit. Some people don't like the coloring of that particular Nandina, though.
Some of the other dwarf Nandinas were reported to be sterile when they first came out, but revert pretty quickly. Also, even the non-fruiting varieties are still able to form thickets by suckering and underground rhizomes.
Above is a fact sheet from UFL that discusses the problems with Nandina and what we can do prevent this invasive species from causing problems in our own communities.
Here is a link that might be useful: More information
Hey, Rhizo, I've just learned more about nandina domestica than I ever knew before. It has never been invasive for me, for whatever reason. But I know in the proper/wrong climate many plants can become invasive. So I'll retract the recommendation for nandina. Most of the ones I have now are the dwarf form, not FirePower but something with Fire in the name.
You might consider something like yews, which are evergreen, come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and will take sun or shade. You could mix them with some flowering shrubs or plant low flowering perennials and annuals in front of them.


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I walked a circular route around the lower part of the mountain, which was covered at all times with an all encompassing fog (didn't bother with the top for this reason). This did mean that I saw more golden macaques over the next two days than I did tourists, and despite the fog, the walk was really beautiful and held true to a more romanticised ideal of what travelling in China would be like: endless stone ...
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... up at a nice outside eatery right next to a beautiful river setting. The twice fried pork is delicious and so is the scrambled egg with tomatoes.
Our stay at the Teddy Bear hotel is ok, but getting any sleep is a problem. There is just so much noise.
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If you gave Boaz the chance, he'd probably talk your ear off about everything wrong with our world. Save your time and just watch a little CNN. During commercial breaks, however, feel free to tune into the Pittsburgh's rapper's new single, Crazy World, for an alternative take on things. Boaz covers everything from coke deals to the Iraq War, never missing a chance to complain about the powers that be. Producer Johnny Juliano, the man responsible for Wiz Khalifa's trance-rap success, handles the beat, borrowing a catchy little piano melody from disco-soul artist Jamiroquai's '96 hit, Virtual Insanity. Fellow Steel City native Josh Everette takes care of the laid-back hook. Crazy World will appear on Boaz's upcoming album, The Audiobiography (Fall '08).
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Two police officers were gunned down on Monday in the northern Iraqi cities of Samarra and Mosul, while four other police officers died in separate shoot-outs in Baghdad.
Three soldiers were killed in clashes with fighters in the Iraqi capital.
Two civilians died when fighters attacked an Iraqi army base near the northern oil refinery town of Baiji, while a Turkish trucker was also gunned down by unidentified armed men near Baiji.
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Late on Monday a lieutenant colonel with the Interior Ministry, Mohammed Abed Wali, and his driver were shot dead when two vehicles with fighters surrounded his car and opened fire, a source in the Defence Ministry told AFP.
Two bombers blew themselves up in attacks on US convoysAnother police officer also died later in the day in Samarra in a shoot-out with fighters, in which a woman and child were wounded in the crossfire.
Two bombers blew themselves up in attacks on US convoys
Also in Samarra, three Iraqi army soldiers were killed and four others wounded when attacked by armed men during a patrol.
In other violence, two bombers blew themselves up separately while attacking US military convoys north of Baghdad, wounding five civilians.
Police said three suspected fighters were also killed in gunfights with security forces north of Baghdad, while a businessman was kidnapped at gunpoint.
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In a related development, Syria expressed "deep regret" over comments made on Monday by Iraq's interior minister, who accused Damascus of not making a serious effort to crack down on fighters in its territory or prevent them from entering neighboring Iraq.
Interior Minister Bayan Jabr said he had proof of Syrian links to fighters"The statement attributed to Iraqi Interior Minister Bayan Jabr contradicts with what was agreed on in Baghdad," the state-run news agency SANA quoted an unidentified Syrian Foreign Ministry official as saying.
Interior Minister Bayan Jabr said he had proof of Syrian links to fighters
The official added that Syria wants to "build the best relations with Iraq and is ready to provide anything that could help" Baghdad to combat fighters opposed to the presence of foreign troops in Iraq.
Jabr, in an exclusive interview with The Associated Press in Turkey, indicated he was not optimistic that Damascus would curb supporters of the violence on its territory.
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He also said that he had pictures and addresses of leaders in Syria.
"They say, 'We are ready to cooperate,' and I hope they cooperate, but only talking is not sufficient," Jabr said a day before the interior ministers of Iraq's neighbours were scheduled to meet in Istanbul. "We need real steps to capture these names."
The Syrian official said Damascus wants to promote the "safety and unity" of Iraq and that his country has "deployed a large number of its soldiers" along the Syrian-Iraqi border and "increased the number of checkpoints" to stop fighters from entering Iraq.
Syria also last month sent a diplomatic and security delegation to Baghdad to brief Iraqi officials on the efforts exerted by Syria to control its border and asked Iraqi authorities to "provide Syria with any information, photos or phone numbers concerning the issue of infiltration through borders but received nothing," said the official.
Jabr also said that while Jordan was committed to stopping the flow of money from its territory to fighters, many Jordanians and Iraqi expatriates in the country were still succeeding in getting significant financial support to the fighters.
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Livex Lighting Newcastle Convertible Drum Pendant
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|Fixture Type: Drum pendant; Mini pendant
|Style: Traditional
|Shade Material: Fabric
|Shade Color: White Silk Shimmer
|Shade Shape: Drum
|Finish: 1: Nickel
|Finish: 2: White
|Material: Metal
|Sloped Ceiling: Yes
|Room Use: Kitchen; Entryway; Dining room; Hallway
|Swarovski Crystal: No
|Bulb Type: Incandescent
|Transformer Required: No
|Number of Tiers: 1
|Swag Light: No
|Bulb Included: No
|Adjustable: Yes
|Dimmable: Yes
|Connection: Junction box
|Light Direction: Down; Up
|Voltage: 120 Volts (V)
|Wattage per Bulb: 60 Watts (W)
|Product Care: Wipe clean with a dry cloth
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Number of Lights (14.5" H x 13" D Size): 3
|Number of Lights (14.5" H x 16" D Size): 4
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 1 Year
|Energy Star Compliant: No
|Damp, Dry or Wet Location Listed: Damp
|UL Listed: Yes
|cUL Listed: Yes
About the ManufacturerLivex Lighting is a manufacturer and distributor of decorative residential lighting. Their company was founded in 1993 and is now headquartered in a 150,000 square foot facility in Somerset, New Jersey.
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I felt like the quality of this light did not match the price tag. The crystals were a huge pain to put on. The wires that hold the crystals together are very very cheaply made. They won't crimp tightly and I feel like they are just going to fall off one day. The fixture itself is pretty nice, but the crystals are a huge letdown. Also, be aware that the shade is not as opaque as it appears in the picture here. It's almost completely transparent. You can see straight through it like a window screen. Maybe you like that, but the picture is misleading.
This light is BE-A-UTIFUL!
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The Newcastle Convertible Pendant is simple, clean, classy, and SUPER Shabby Elegance. It looks very elegant in our dining room and was super easy to install with the exception of the lack of directions of where to string the links to and from. My husband and I did figure it out, but directions and or a photo visual would have been nice. This light was exactly as described! (I wish it came in a larger size.)
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bought this to match the wall sconce, they look amazing together
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When the light arrived, the fabric on the shade was ripped, I called customer service and they sent a replacement.nlove this light goes well in my dining room. Pic very accurate.
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Bought the wall sconces that match and room just flows. The sheer shade makes the view unobstructed and the 3 different sizes, one should be perfect for anyone!
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Quest Hand in bugs
Just wanting to let the Dev's know that's there's a couple of bugs for a couple of the Klingon Quest.
1) Bringing Down the House will not finish as it will not let me place the Bat'leth Tournament trophy on my ship on 2 toon's ( so I won't bother doing it on a 3rd)
2) Cold Case: Preserved for Posterity in the S'hinga system, step 1 scan gas cloud......done, step 2 scan the moon.....done, step 3 destroy the 3 chunks of asteroid shot them, torpedo them even poked them with a stick and no updates, I've delete the quest line 3 times and started from scratch so its a definite bug, I've even as in zone and the only people that seem to have been able to complete it are feds.
2) these are funky when I did them you had to be sure that you were firing at the moon rocks that were exposed. I think the first targetable set of rocks is covered by the second or third one, so cycle through the targets to see which ones are actually getting reduced by the attacks.
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In 'does it really matter? no' news, Deadline reports that Megan Ellison has pulled out of financing 2015's "Terminator" reboot.
Despite nabbing the rights to the enduring science-fiction series a couple of years ago (for around $20 million), and consequently retaining an legally-dictated executive producer position on the new film in the series (which is set to go into production shortly with Alan 'Thor The Dark World' Taylor at the helm), the filthy-wealthy Ellison has opted to let brother David – via his Skydance Productions, the outfit that bankrolled the recent "Mission : Impossible" films – pay her share (it's something like a 60/40 split between Skydance and Paramount). Sibling love, hey?
Nobody's saying why Megan's cutting back on her responsibilities to the film, but it could be that she considers "Terminator" (or "Terminator : Genesis" as it's been referred to in recent months) out of place on her impressive CV, which now boasts such award-worthy meat as "American Hustle", "Her" and "Zero Dark Thirty" (and one has to admit, what with his penchant for bankrolling Tom Cruise movies, brother David's company does seem a better fit for the film). It might also be that the failure of "Oldboy", which her company Anapurna chipped in for, stung her bank balance a bit (but, considering the money these Ellison's apparently have.. that's doubtful). or maybe Ellison balked at the price of the thing (it's currently being budgeted) – but she'd have to have known going into this that it'd probably be the most expensive movie she'd made, so… nah. Shit, It doesn't much matter who pays for the film – Megan or David, because the money's still coming from the same place… the fat bank-account of father Larry.
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For five decades, Bo Diddley has been turning heads with his great chops, incredible showmanship and outrageous guitars. The G6138 is a faithful reproduction of the famous rectangle-shaped guitar Gretsch built for Bo back in 1958. I wonder if Bo Diddley received any kick backs for this branded guitar, I ask because he never received royalties for the songs that have been recorded by other artists, and or used in commercials and film. What's up eh? Bo Diddley R.I.P
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Golf Digest's January cover story could be considered a double-bogey. The cover picture features a photo-shopped portrait of Tiger Woods caddying for President Obama. The associated article is called: "10 Tips Obama can take from Tiger."
After the latest revelations regarding Woods' ex-marital affairs, the world's No. 1 golfer is hardly someone who is setting an example.
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