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Tillakaratne Dilshan, the Sri Lanka batsman, has said the current captain Mahela Jayawardene may have to lead till the 2015 World Cup in order to provide sufficient time for a successor to be groomed.
Angelo Mathews, the 25-year-old allrounder, is widely seen as a leading candidate to take over when Jayawardene steps down. Mathews has established himself in all three formats, but has struggled with injuries during his three-year career. Dilshan cautioned against thrusting the leadership on Mathews too soon.
"You can't give someone the captaincy all of a sudden. He (Mathews) has to be groomed under a good captain for two to three years," Dilshan said after a training session at the R Premadasa Stadium. "Not just on how to handle things on the field, but also off the field. Those are some of the things I learned. It's not easy, mind you. I hope Angelo will be a good captain, but he has time. He has to work under Mahela.
"Kumar [Sangakkara], Mahela and I are nearing our retirement age. After the next World Cup we would be gone. I think Mahela will have to shoulder the burden till the next World Cup."
Dilshan also defended his decision to step down as captain five months ago, following the tour of South Africa. He had never spoken publicly about the main reasons for quitting and said he wanted to remain tight-lipped about it till he gives up the game.
"There were many reasons for me to step down. I don't like to discuss them at this point as I am still involved in the game," Dilshan said. "But when I retire I will reveal why I quit."
Dilshan took over as captain from Kumar Sangakkara after the 2011 World Cup, led his team on tours to England, the UAE [against Pakistan] and South Africa and at home against Australia. His captaincy came under severe criticism as Sri Lanka lost both the Test and ODI series against all the four countries.
His form with the bat also dipped during his captaincy. Dilshan led Sri Lanka in 11 Tests since May 2011, of which his team won one Test and lost five. His own average during his tenure was 33.60, well below his overall average of 40.89. In the same period, he led in 21 ODIs, winning eight and losing 13. His batting suffered even more on the ODI front, as he averaged 20.95 against his overall figure of 34.68.
"At that point, with the way things were going, I felt that it's good to give up the captaincy and concentrate on my game," Dilshan said. "During that eight-month period I learned a lot of things. That experience taught me who people were. I think it was the right decision to step down."
Dilshan said he was the only realistic choice to captain Sri Lanka after Jayawardene and Sangakkara both had leadership stints. Mathews, who was named vice-captain before the home series against Australia last year, wasn't seen to be experienced enough to take over the leadership. Dilshan said he accepted the role because of the lack of options. Jayawardene took over for his second stint at the helm early this year before the one-day tour of Australia.
"I didn't want the captaincy and back then no one wanted to take over the captaincy," Dilshan said. "There was no leader and that prompted me to take over the leadership."
Reflecting on the positives of his captaincy, Dilshan said winning the Durban Test, Sri Lanka's first Test win in South Africa, gave him tremendous satisfaction.
"When I took over as captain, I wanted to give younger players opportunities. Most players made most of those opportunities and I am glad that those players are taking the initiative these days to win us games. That's my biggest achievement as Sri Lanka captain. The other thing that I look back with fondness is being able to win a Test match in South Africa which no captain has been able to do. Even that ODI series in South Africa we could have won, but we lost unfortunately due to rain."
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On Friday morning, May 21st, 2004, during a visit to my city by President George W. Bush, I learned what it means to live in a country when "free speech" means something entirely different if you don`t happen to agree with what your President, and/or his cabinet, have done in your name.
On this day, all good "pro-Bush" citizens in Baton Rouge, Louisiana got to stand along the curbside of Dalrymple Drive in hopes of catching a glimpse of the most powerful man on Earth, as he rode by them on his way to speak to the graduates at LSU.
"Superman at LSU," you ask? Not exactly, but President Bush was here. Now, having a sitting President visit is normally quite an honor in itself, kind-of, but Bush`s fans on Dalrymple Drive just didn`t have any good luck that day. The President chose a different route leading to the Assembly Center, and so the Bush fans went along their merry way without having caught a glimpse of their leader.
I, on the other hand, an old ex-Infantry veteran from long ago, was forced to stand 100 feet from Dalrymple Drive, in the direct Louisiana summer sun, hidden behind some of the beautiful giant oak trees growing alongside Dalrymple Drive at Highland Road, even though I had planned, with several other groups, to protest along the curbside on Dalrymple Drive.
But because I was not "pro-Bush", and because I carried a sign, I wasn`t allowed to do what I planned. A sign of protest? How devious! How DANGEROUS! It`s enough to suspend the Bill Of Rights, right? WRONG!
At LSU on Friday, May 21st, "Free Speech," as designated by law, was only to be allowed for "anti-war" citizens that were willing to stand in a roped-off 35 foot square, 100 feet from the road. My sign said "Veterans For Peace, No WAR" on one side, and "The DUBYA--M-D's ARE IN THE WHITE HOUSE" on the other. Not exactly controversial. Not exactly threatening. It just said that I`m against this Iraq "war," and I don`t like this President. I have been against this war since way before it even started, and I will be that way until the last U.S. soldier is home from there.
We had a legal permit to demonstrate against this war and President Bush, a permit from the Secret Service, as enforced by the LSU police. When our group of demonstrators arrived on Dalrymple Drive that morning to protest this visit, an LSU policeman told us that we had to stand in a 35-foot fenced-in square, exactly 100` from Dalrymple Drive, for "security" reasons, under the threat of arrest if we didn't. We refused to stand in that thing, but we did not get arrested. (It would have been funny if all the protestors had stood in the little square and said "MOO" over and over, like cattle do.)
Directly across the street from the "free speech zone," about 25 "pro-Bush" citizens stood along the curb and waited for the President. I was selected as spokesman for our group, so I asked the LSU police Sarge, "Why can those people stand along the curb but we can`t?" The Sarge said, and I quote, "Because they are pro-Bush, and they don`t have signs".... damn, it was my sign's fault!
At the end of the demonstration some of us demonstrators entered the little roped-off square, pulled up the stakes holding it in place, and proceeded to walk all around the Parade Grounds of LSU, inside the world's first government-issued "Moving Free Speech Zone." FOX News filmed it, and they even showed us marching around in our captured "free speech zone" on New Orleans TV.
So let me get this straight--and also let me present this to you, and you decide what is wrong with this picture. If you are "pro-Bush," you need no permit to stand along the edge of the road, and no security is necessary if you decide that you want to get as close to the President as you can. The police checked none of them, asked them for no permits, and allowed those people to line the street within only inches of where the President would be riding.
So if I were a terrorist or an assassin trying to "hit" our President, all I would have needed to do in order to get only inches away from him, would have been to say nothing, get no permit, and carry no sign.
I just don`t get it. Do you get it?
Did I mention that a lot of men and women have died in war thinking that their sacrifice would guarantee that something like this would never happen to me or you in the United States of America? Maybe if our "War President" had shown up when it was his turn to fight in a war, this wouldn`t have happened to us when he did show up somewhere, like here in Baton Rouge on May 21, 2004.
Nice of you to show up George. At least it was nice if you were a "pro-Bush-non-sign-carrying-pro-war" type. Please don`t come back here. You could have been a world hero, instead of being a world criminal, at least in my eyes. Could have, but never more.
The Infantry wasn`t too bad for me...I`m here. At least I can still write about "free speech," even if I can`t practice it. Peace George, from Baton Rouge. Stop the war, and bring the troops home now.
Ward Reilly, of Baton Rouge, La., is a member of Veterans For Peace and Vietnam Veterans Against the War.
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Talking tactics on Chris Rolfe, Chicago Fire and Dynamo
Oct 31, 2012, 11:50 AM EST
This video preview of tonight's playoff opener from Major League Soccer's content producers starts with Chris Rolfe's role for Chicago. And that's a heckuva good place to start, because like we told you previously, as Rolfe goes, so goes the Fire offense.
They talk about Rolfe playing as a second forward beneath target striker Sherjill MacDonald. But that's just it; Rolfe's role has been in evolution. As teams began identifying ways to keep the Fire's top attacking threat and primary linking conduit off the ball, the Fire needed to adjust his positioning on the field.
When Rolfe was more successful in September, he was playing deeper, closer to his own goal, picking up balls out of the midfield and then turning quickly to spring the counter attack.
As teams prioritized a quicker closure of passing lanes into Rolfe once possession was claimed by the Fire, he moved further up the field, working in closer connection to MacDonald. Last week against D.C. United, Rolfe looked more like a second forward in a 4-4-2 as opposed to the central playmaker in a 4-2-3-1 that we saw before.
Since Houston seems likely to use two holding midfielders in a 4-4-2 – similar to the way D.C. United set up fairly successfully in a 1-1 draw at Toyota Park last weekend – expect to see Rolfe in the more advanced positioning.
Adam Moffat and Ricardo Clark will be too much for the smaller Rolfe to content with in the midfield, so his best chances of success will be in working the connections closer to MacDonald, moving in and out of the advanced channels while forcing those Dynamo central midfielders and center backs to make choices and communicate on locating Chicago's primary threat.
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- wesbadia - Oct 31, 2012 at 3:39 PM
If Houston chooses to roll with the two holding mids (like they've done a lot lately) in order to shut down Rolfe, how do they play the 4-4-2 effectively enough to get opportunities to attack en masse? By having two holding mids actively disrupting Rolfe's play, I see them having a tendency to play a bit too deep in their own half to allow them to attack how they normally do. Is it smart for Kinnear to try to beat Chicago at their own game: on the counter?
I see Houston coming out how they have been for largely the last two months. A 4-3-3 with Clarke and Moffat as holding mids, Davis in the middle of the park being creative, and Boniek, Kandji, and Bruin at the top. Considering Houston probably won't get many chances on set pieces, I think they only way they score is through grinding it out like work horses.
That being said, I can't see favorable results for the Orange. It'll be a battle of attrition, and I think Chicago squeaks out a single goal late in the match on the counter-attack.
If I were Klopas, I'd push Rolfe's evolution a bit further by essentially interchanging him and Flaco so that Rolfe plays wide left and Flaco is CAM. Not because I think Flaco will do better there, per se, but just to throw a wrench in Houston's defensive set up. Flaco does rather well when there's not much pressure on him it seems, and if you can get one of Houston's holding mids to track out wider to cover Rolfe, it may give Flaco room to maneuver in the middle, which could possible lead to continued linking up with MacDonald. This might throw the Dyanmo off a bit and open up enough space to get a goal.
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The idea of the LIZ program is to express in physical form what San Francisco is all about: innovation. San Francisco sees the LIZs as a way to demonstrate the "economic and technological movements that define San Francisco today." These public installations are people-friendly monuments to the city's "creative expression and DIY spirit."
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee said the city's everyday pedestrians and visitors will also benefit: "this is a whole new approach to activating our public realm."
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According to The Architect's Newspaper, the Exploratorium's LIZ is called Pause, and it was designed by that museum's Studio for Public Spaces, along with Gehl Architects, and the Yerba Buena Community Benefit District. The installation has a set of "whispering dishes," a musical bench "activated by hand-holding," and a "pedal-powered cell phone charging station."
Shawn Lani, director of the Studio for Public Spaces at the Exploratorium told The Architect's Newspaper that people may pick up some science while enjoying the space. "Hopefully, you develop proficiencies for seeing space, and that's a type of learning—it's not always about delivering that science punch line."
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The provincial capital has been under the control of President Bashar Assad's troops since the beginning of the Syrian conflict in March 2011.
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Liberals do not believe that man is the only creature whose welfare is of importance. Some would argue that animals have rights, but whether they do or not most would agree that they should not suffer unnecessary cruelty. Why else do we legislate for the welfare of farm animals and domestic pets?
Is hunting, therefore, in the interests of the hunted animal? The Bateson Report showed that chasing a deer for up to six hours causes undue stress and suffering. How can that be justified by any liberal? It may give some men pleasure to chase the deer, it certainly doesn't give the deer any pleasure. This pain serves no useful purpose.
Deer and foxes need culling to control their numbers - few would argue about that, but even now the majority are controlled by shooting. Hunting plays a small part in keeping down fox numbers, in fact hunts have been reported breeding foxes especially to hunt.
Your editorial poses the question why should legislative priority be given to hunting? Because we can't do everything, does that mean we should do nothing? Of course the Government should tackle all the outstanding animal and human welfare issues - but while philosophers and commentators work out which should have the highest priority, nothing will be done. Neither the fox nor the deer are consenting partners in the pursuit. They need us to defend them.
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Malaga owner Sheikh Abdullah Al-Thani has stated that he will quit the Liga club, citing a lack of respect.
Al-Thani purchased the Spanish side in June 2010, and bankrolled big-money moves for the likes of Santi Cazorla, Joaquin, Martin Demichelis and Jeremy Toulalan.
With the investment in the squad, Malaga enjoyed a spell in the upper echelons of the Liga table and they finished fourth in the 2011-12 season.
That brought a spell in the UEFA Champions League, Manuel Pellegrini leading them to the quarter-finals in 2013, before they were knocked out by Borussia Dortmund.
However, Al-Thani's financial support for Malaga dried up, with Pellegrini and the stellar names departing La Rosaleda, while the club were banned from European competition for failing to comply with Financial Fair Play rules.
And it now appears as though Al-Thani will cut ties with the team, after writing on Twitter: "Just we want respect and appreciation and equality and credibility. Not only for me, for all the fans (of) Malaga.
"I'm sorry to say this, (but) yes I will go from here. Because I did not find the respect and appreciation and equality."
Reports in Spain suggest Al-Thani's frustrations are due to lack of developments for his plans to build a football academy in Malaga, while he has also been unable to purchase the club's stadium.
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President elect Reuven Rivlin.
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President-elect Reuven Rivlin said Thursday that the majority must speak out against racism or it is just as culpable as those who act on it. He was speaking while making a condolence call to the Shaer family, whose son Gil-Ad was killed by Hamas terrorists last month along with Naftali Fraenkel and Eyal Yifrah."When racist cheers came from the eastern mezzanine in Teddy [the Beitar Jerusalem stadium], I always thought that the western mezzanine is no less guilty. Being horrified is not enough," he said, implying that those who are silent when facing racism are just as guilty.According to Rivlin, the "continuing tragedy in the Land of Israel" has brought deterioration of the public's behavior.Rivlin's comments came after anti-Arab protests in Jerusalem were followed by rioting in the east Jerusalem Arab neighborhood of Shuafat, after 17-year-old Muhammad Abu Khdeir's burnt remains were in the Jerusalem Forest. Police have yet to determine the motive for the murder, nor who committed it."It seems that we can lose control and we have to return to sanity immediately," he said. "The Jewish people was kept out of the Land of Israel for 2,000 years because of hatred. We loved the Land of Israel without having to define our love by hating others."We cannot deteriorate to tribal warfare. We're a country, not a tribe," Rivlin concluded.Yesh Atid faction chairman Ofer Shelah called for police to solve Abu Khdeir's murder as soon as possible and determine whether suspicions that it was a hate crime by Jews are true or not."Terrorism is dangerous, but no less dangerous than the atmosphere of incitement, the demand for unbridled revenge, and the political, cynical use of mourning and pain. A country that has to deal with cruel, soulless enemies needs to keep its cool and stand determinedly for morals and justice, which are the sources of our strength," Shelah said."Jews and Arabs live and will live together here and whoever takes advantage of a terrorist attack to incite against Arabs is harming Israel's existence," he added.Meanwhile, Economy Minister Naftali Bennett said complaints about extremism and those who demand a response to the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teens last month are trying to silence the Right."In recent days and in the days to come you will read a lot about 'extremism' and 'irresponsible people,' " he wrote on Facebook. "Some will use stronger terminology in response to our demands for a powerful response following the difficult events we experienced."Their goal: to silence my position," he said. "It will not work. I will not be silenced, and I have no intention of apologizing."Bennett said the recent escalation in terrorism requires the government to bring back Israel's deterrence. However, that deterrence should come only by the government, not by criminal acts of retaliation by citizens, the Bayit Yehudi leader added."The murder of the [Arab] boy is a terrible thing, whatever the motives were. I emphasize that we do not know yet what the background is for the murder. Nobody should take the law into his own hands, ever. We must not learn that from our enemies," he added, referring to the teen's family's claim that "settlers" killed him in response to the kidnapping of the three teens.In addition to his comments, Bennett posted a photo of a cartoon from Haaretz showing him holding a machine gun and standing on the security cabinet table, with the headline: "If the Arab boy was murdered for nationalist reasons, the blood is on Bennett's hands."Later on Thursday, Housing Minister Uri Ariel said politicians are not to blame, in response to questions about possible incitement to violence against Arabs."No one has the right to take a teenage boy and murder him. I don't care who it is. God avenges, not people. We have to follow the law," Ariel told Army Radio. "If there's someone who needs to be condemned, when we find out who it is, we'll do it. Stop blaming politicians as if they called for this to happen."As for racism, the Bayit Yehudi minister said "everyone is created in God's image" and that he does not approve of incitement against Arabs.
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Relatives of victims recount details of massacre
A relative of some of the victims killed in a massacre in southern Afghanistan last March testified at a hearing for the U.S. soldier accused in the attack about finding their bodies piled together and burned.
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A relative of some of the victims killed in a massacre in southern Afghanistan last March testified at a hearing for the U.S. soldier accused in the attack about finding their bodies piled together and burned.
Speaking through an interpreter in a live video feed from Kandahar, Afghanistan, Khamal Adin sat at the witness table with his arms folded, his head tilted to the left, as he recounted what he had seen.
In a military courtroom half a world away, the defendant, Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, rose from his chair at the defense table and moved to a seat closest to the video screen that played Adin's testimony. He gave no discernible reaction to the story he heard.
After Adin concluded his testimony, the Afghan offered his thanks, adding: "My request is to get justice."
The Army says Bales went on a rampage in two villages near his base on March 11, killing seven adults and nine children. Bales, 39, could face the death penalty if he is convicted.
On the morning after the killings, Adin said, he arrived at a compound belonging to his cousin, Mohammed Wazir. Wazir had been away on a trip, and he found Wazir's mother lying dead in a doorway, a gunshot to her head.
Further inside, Adin said, he found the bodies of six of his cousin's seven children, the man's wife, and other relatives. The fire that burned the bodies was out, but Adin said he could smell smoke.
The video feed was shown in a military courtroom at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, outside Seattle, as part of a preliminary hearing to help determine whether Bales should face a court-martial.
On the video, Adin, who had a beard and was wearing a turban, was asked if he could testify that he personally saw the bodies. He answered: "Yes, I have seen each individual and took them out by myself."
Asked to describe the injuries, he said: "Everybody was shot on the head. ... I didn't pay attention to the rest of the wounds."
With the bodies quickly buried and no forensic evidence available from them, prosecutors need such testimony to prove the killings occurred.
Another witness, Faizullah, testified about rushing to his father's home to find his father with a gunshot wound to the throat. Faizullah's brother and sister were also wounded, as were two neighbor siblings.
Faizullah said he loaded them into a car, using a blanket to lift some of them. They were treated at a nearby base, then flown to a bigger military hospital in Kandahar. All five survived, and Faizullah's father and brother were scheduled to testify early Saturday morning.
Earlier, two Afghan National Army guards recounted what they had seen in the pre-dawn darkness outside the base the night of the killings.
One guard recounted that a man had arrived at the base and did not stop even after he asked him three times to do so. Later in the night, the second guard said, he saw a soldier leave the base - laughing as he went.
The guards did not say the soldier was the same person nor did they identify the man as Bales.
Prosecutors say Bales broke his shooting rampage into two episodes, attacking one village, returning to the base and then departing again to raid another.
Dressed in green fatigues, the first guard, named Nematullah, testified that he had told the man who arrived around 1:30 a.m. to stop. The guard said the man came toward him, said "how are you" in an Afghan language and went inside the base.
Under cross-examination from Bales' attorney, John Henry Browne, who traveled to Afghanistan to question the witnesses, the guard said he saw the man but could not identify him.
Browne pressed further, asking if the guard could describe the soldier at all. The guard said he was white and well built, but those were the only details he could provide.
Nematullah also said the soldier was coming from the north, which is the direction of a village that prosecutors say Bales attacked first in the nighttime rampage March 11.
Later, a second guard, Tosh Ali, said he replaced Nematullah and saw an American leaving the base around 2:30 a.m. The man greeted Ali as well with "how are you" in an Afghan language, and was laughing as he walked away.
Bales, an Ohio native and father of two from Lake Tapps, Wash., faces 16 counts of premeditated murder and six counts of attempted murder in the attack.
Prosecutors say that Bales wore a T-shirt, cape and night-vision goggles - no body armor - when he slipped away from his remote post, Camp Belambay.
In between his attacks, he woke a fellow soldier, reported what he'd done and said he was headed out to kill more, the soldier testified. But the soldier didn't believe what Bales said, and went back to sleep.
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In its latest quarterly financial report, Nevada Geothermal Power (CVX:NGP) states its revenue has increased more than 100%, while its net loss has been reduced by more than 75% compared to the same quarter last year.
Currently, Nevada Geothermal Power's entire revenue stream comes from its Blue Mountain geothermal power plant in Nevada. For the quarter ended March 31, 2011 power production from Blue Mountain was 47-megawatts (gross) and 37-megawatts (net). This production generated US$6.3 million in revenue, which represents a 9% increase from the previous quarter, and a 110% increase from the $3 million generated in the same quarter of 2010.
Brian Fairbank, the company's President and CEO, attributes the increased revenue to record power production from Blue Mountain. Over the past quarter the geothermal facility operated at 95% of its capacity, the highest total since it began operations in October 2009. Blue Mountain has a max power generation capacity of 49.5 MW.
Although Blue Mountain is NGP's only revenue source at the moment, the company is hoping that will not be the case for long. As Mr. Fairbank said upon release of the quarterly results, "We are continuing to develop our pipeline of geothermal properties, as well as Blue Mountain, focusing on the joint venture at Crump Geyser with Ormat and on finalizing the acquisition of two new advanced stage exploration projects in the Imperial Valley, Southern California."
In February NGP signed an agreement with Iceland America Energy, Inc. to have the exclusive right to purchase all of its geothermal assets in the Imperial Valley of Southern California. When complete, the purchase will be made for US$4.5 million. The Imperial Valley is considered one of North America's largest geothermal hotbeds.
The projects purchased from Iceland America Energy are all in their advanced stages and NGP believes it can be producing 30-35 MW of energy from them by 2013.
Additionally, the company continues to development work on the Crump Geyser geothermal project in Oregon. Crump Geyser is a joint venture that was crafted between NGP and Ormat in 2010. According to NGP field studies the area has between 40 and 80 megawatts of power potential. Through their joint venture, NGP and Ormat plan to place a 30 MW geothermal facility in the area by 2013. Currently, the project is undergoing resource confirmation drilling.
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"... while its net loss has been reduced by more than 400% compared to the same quarter last year."
It's kind of hard to reduce something more than 100% -- that's all there is. Did you mean it was reduced by a factor of four, i.e. by 75%? Or that it went from a loss of X dollars per quarter to a profit of 3X?
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The boss of Silicon Valley Cisco reseller Network Genesis has been indicted for selling counterfeit kit and sub-price products bought by the networking company's staff. According to the federal grand jury indictment, Cuong Cao Dang, sometimes known as Calvin Dang, bought counterfeit hardware for his San Jose reseller business …
Dang! I thought no one would notice!
They didn't.....for quite a while...
Counterfeit Products
It doesn't appear to be the case here, but it just occurred to me that slipping counterfeit equipment into the channel would be a great way to hide surveillance kit right inside overseas companies. Fully PRC Compliant Cisco switches.
Re: Counterfeit Products
Better to use real (made in China) Cisco kit and just have it make a detour on the way to the boat.
Guess the NSA could have fingered Dang's gear ...
as they couldn't invoke the NSA keys CISCO has in it's real gear.
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Looks like an (ex?)employee wasn't getting what they considered their cut. A bit hard on the employees who weren't in on the shceme
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277 adjustable height pendant light Home Design Photos
Keesee and Associates, Inc.
Lake Butler Custom Home
What is the light fixture over the breakfast area?
pendants and tiffany-style fixture over table
Like the combination of styles -- stained glass door panels and lighting fixtures with more modern pendant lighting. T
long island with seating, open concept, lighting
Pendant lights....I like the light fixtures...Lights basic...island and island lights...fridge Lighting above cabinets...pendant lights, backsplash...love lights and cabinet fronts
Ladna — jadzia53
Clawson Architects, LLC
Victorian Kitchen Renovations and Alterations
How high is the ceiling? Is the length of the pendant adjustable?
me decide on my pendants (finally). I can't see the backsplash tiles well - what are they?
Both pendant styles are made by Landmark Lighting. The fixture over the sink is the Chadwick Pendant: ... And the smaller pendants are Chadwick
-unfortunatley the larger pendant is on a back order with Landmark (other finishes may be in stock) ... -the mini pendants are avalible If you're interested
Can you tell me where I might be able to find these pendants?
Clean lines, hardware, stove, leaded glass, pendant lights.
Appliances with cabinets — gtowvim
Karla Dreyer Design
A Contemporary Family Home
love the cieling light. where is it from?
Yes, this is an Ikea light - the larger size...
Which size in the light? IKEA had two different sizes.
the light and the giraffe height chart
ceiling light...The light is from Ikea...The giraffe height measure...pendant only...giraffe height chart...Giraffee height...pendant lamp...The rug and height chart...lighting in ceiling...ikea maskros pendant lamp...Veiling light
Light — pres676
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Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting gallery. 270 locations nationwide!
Step into a Ferguson Showroom and you'll be surrounded by the latest styles in kitchen, bath and lighting design from the industry's leading manufacturers.
Contemporary Kitchen
Can anyone tell me where to purchase the pendant lights? Thank you.
multi level cabinet merging into the table height eating area.
the house was new. Stainless steel appliances, bright colors, and bold lighting all create a modern look in warm hues. The real jaw-dropper is the custom
Clear glass lights...like the thick glass lights...Glass pendants...Pendant light
refrigerator — dqubti
Garret Cord Werner Architects & Interior Designers
Dining Room
Stems require careful consideration. Lights hung by stems, vs. cords or chains, really finish off a pendant light by hiding the wire. Stems do not allow
you to play with the length very much. Always find out the total height of the light itself and the length of stems that come with it so you can calculate
calculate the length and know exactly how low it will hang (most stem lighting is based on 8- or 9-foot ceilings).
where can i but this light fixture
Chand — sarahstrait
LSA Architects
East Malvern
What is the height of the island?
The lights came from About Space. ...
Where can I find these pendants?...Where did lights come from...The lights came from About...black pendant light...black pendant lights...modern pendant light...Pendant lights above island...Cool pendants...Nice lights over island...Pendant lighting
alcove en bois pour les livres de recettes — kast37
IBB Design Fine Furnishings
Deuber Nursery
Can you please tell me where the light fixtures are from and how much?
Hi can you please tell me where the light fixtures are from and how much they
Hello. The light fixtures can be ordered through our store IBB Design Fine Furnishings.
Pendants hung in clusters at diff heights
Love the lights and the angel wings...3 pendants look better than one alone!
Everything — Belinda Botzolis
Fearns Studio
Bondi House
elements which the space has been built around," he says.Pendant lights: Smithfield S Pendant Light, Flos; wire bar stools: vintage Clement Meadmore
rather than elements the space has been built around'.Smithfield S Pendant Light, Flos. Wire bar stools, vintage Clement Meadmore.
Raum gemacht sind – und nicht umgekehrt."Hängeleuchten: Smithfield S Pendant Light, Ylighting; Barhocker aus Draht: Clement Meadmore, secondhand
Like the Smithfield S Pendant lights
Kitchen — Kamani Katapodi