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SALT LAKE CITY — A federal court has denied a Brigham City doctor's appeal of his conviction for illegally prescribing painkillers.
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Dewey C. MacKay's argument that the jury had insufficient evidence to convict him. MacKay also challenged certain jury instructions, admission of a piece of evidence and expert witness testimony.
The court, however, did send the case back to U.S. District Court to clarify for the record the sentence Judge Dee Benson imposed. MacKay argued that the sentences on some of the counts taken individually were excessive.
A jury in December 2011 found the doctor guilty of 37 counts of illegally dispensing painkillers, including two that resulted in the death of a 55-year-old man; and three counts of using a communication device in a drug trafficking offense. Jurors acquitted him of 44 other counts.
Benson sentenced MacKay to 20 years in prison.
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WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to intervene in the cases of two naturalized U.S. citizens who want to stop American forces in Baghdad from turning them over to Iraqi authorities.
MANAMA, Bahrain - Defense Secretary Robert Gates planned to tell Gulf countries Saturday they must work together to help the U.S. counter Iranian threats, including Tehran's ballistic missiles and meddling in Iraq. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said the United States still wants new sanctions.
DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a habit that I have developed off and on for the past two years. I love the taste of clay. It's not dirty as far as I can see. I eat almost a 1/2 cup at least once a week. I know this is not normal behavior. Tell me a bad side of this problem that might make me stop the habit. I live in South Carolina, where clay is easily found. Please help.
BRUSSELS, Belgium - NATO foreign ministers agreed Friday to maintain a strong peacekeeping force in Kosovo to handle any flare-up of violence in the province, which appears poised to move toward independence from Serbia after negotiations failed.
WASHINGTON - Be ready to wait if you want to get information from a toll-free hot line about freezing the interest rate on your subprime mortgage.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan's opposition parties remained deadlocked Friday after three days of talks to draft conditions they want the government to meet for their participation in next month's elections.
ORANJESTAD, Aruba - A judge Friday ordered the release of the last of three suspects re-arrested last month in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway, ruling the evidence was not strong enough to continue holding him.
ATLANTA - Washaun Ealey ran for 280 yards and four touchdowns to lead Emanuel County Institute to a 35-14 win over Clinch County in the Class A state semifinals on Friday.
NEW YORK - Rupert Murdoch installed his own leadership team at Wall Street Journal publisher Dow Jones & Co. on Friday, a week before his acquisition of the company is expected to close. He also tapped his son James as heir apparent to his media empire News Corp.
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Friday the United States would continue along a two-track strategy to deal with Iran, pressing for new sanctions and demanding Tehran come clean about its nuclear program while offering talks to sweeten the deal. But Russia ignored her calls to punish Iran.
WASHINGTON - The one-time top aide to former Rep. Curt Weldon pleaded guilty in federal court Friday to a conspiracy charge as part of a plea agreement.
OMAHA, Neb. - In the first surveillance images released of a teenage gunman's shopping mall rampage, the shaggy-haired assailant can be seen raising an assault rifle to fire in front of a department store mannequin.
Eric Ferguson has become Statesboro's go-to guy.
Although your probabilities for success are stronger than usual in the year ahead, you must take care that you don't take on more than you can comfortably handle. Focus only on your most meaningful goals.
WASHINGTON - Congress has dropped legislation that would have expanded hate crime laws to include attacks on gays after it became clear the measure wouldn't pass the House, aides said Thursday.
Bernard's Jewelers owners Pamela Anderson, Polly Reed Schuman and Pamela Reed have just returned from market and packed every inch of their beautiful little jewelry store "that service built."
Sherry Lynn's Farm Girl Miscellany and Sherry Lynn's Salon is located at 8 East Vine Street behind the Sea Island Bank's downtown drive thru.
Marc and Danielle Nauts are the owners of B&R Accounting & Taxes at 45 East Main Street. They share office space with their other company, B&R Treasures & Treats.
Renee Kalloniatis became the owner of Grace Gardens in June 2014.
When Bernard and Patricia Olliff opened Bernard's Jeweler's in Statesboro more than 40 years ago, they never dreamed their little jewelry store would become the success it is today.
B&R Treasures & Treats is a must see store in downtown Statesboro.
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Forest Heights Pharmacy, located at 4439 Country Club Road, was founded by the late Joel Sikes in 2006. He was a long time Brooklet resident. Joel sold the business to Ben Ross in 2008 after he became ill. Ben is a second generation pharmacist/pharmacy owner who grew up working in his dad's pharmacy, Ross Drug, in Sylvania. Ben, his wife, Lauren and their two girls, Lanie and Lucy Kate, are active Bulloch County residents.
In 2006, Angie Hitchens and Brandon Blair founded 180 fitness. Angie had managed Gold's Gym for 10 years prior to its closing and Brandon was an employee of Gold's. Together they have a commitment at 180 to bring our community together through fitness and wellness.
Located in Statesboro, with over forty years of industry experience, since 1973, Bulloch County natives Lewis Spivey and Arthur Allen, Jr. own Southeastern Alarm & Technologies, Inc. Southeastern Alarm is the only full time locally owned and operated alarm company in Bulloch County.
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Filed under: Afghanistan, Cuba, Democrat Corruption, Economy, Education, Energy, Foreign Policy, Freedom, Global Warming, Health Care, Immigration, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Law, Media Bias, Medicine, Military, National Security, Regulation, Russia, Taxes, Terrorism, The Constitution, The United States, Unemployment | Tags: Barack Obama, Choosing Sides, Fundamentally Transorm?
Most of us are apt to divide the world up into the good guys and the bad guys. Opposites. Simplistic thinking, of course. No nuance. (when did that word slip into the daily vocabulary?) Winners and losers. Short and tall, rich and poor, hard-working and lazy, handsome and ugly, cruel and kind, smart and stupid. It helps us to understand those things we encounter in the world, we can modify our judgment later.
World War II was clear — Allies and Axis, and the Cold War — Communists and the Free World. Things began to get confused with the War in Vietnam. Protesters couldn't decide who were the good guys and who were the bad guys. Jane Fonda has never been forgiven for her stupidity, but she was not alone among the far left. It was a confusing time, and when the Draft was ended, surprisingly so were the protests.
Questions today on the internet ask "Is Obama a Christian?" and "Is Obama a Muslim?" But those are the wrong questions. Obama has given every indication of signing up with the bad guys, the Axis, the Communists, and those who oppose our country. His dislike for the Israeli prime minister is obvious; his distaste for the United Kingdom is clear; his support for a deal with Iran; his support for the Muslim Brotherhood; for the deposed president of Egypt; inability to reach a status of forces agreement with Iraq; Benghazi; refusal to help the dissidents in Iran, and in Syria; and the silly outreach to Cuba; and the support for most anti-American governments in South America.
There is a pattern. A pattern which is behind Rudy Giuliani's asking if the president loves America. One would think that the media would be somewhat aware of the direction of the entire Obama administration, instead of dissolving in wrath when someone actually notices. (Or is that why the media boiled over —they're beginning to notice?)
I think he is just doing exactly what he said he would do: attempt to "fundamentally transform the United States of America." Everybody was so excited with the idea of the first black president, the mellow baritone voice, the moving phraseology "Yes We Can!," "We are the ones we've been waiting for!," that they didn't really pay any attention to what he actually said that he wanted to do. I don't think he is trying to destroy the country, he just wants to "fix" it.
We are paying the price for our inattention. And it's up to us to find out exactly what he meant by "fundamentally transform." It matters. It matters a lot.
Filed under: Democrat Corruption, Foreign Policy, History, Iran, Iraq, Islam, National Security, Progressivism, Religion, Russia, Terrorism, The United States | Tags: Barack Obama, Root Causes Error, Spokesgirl Marie Harf
Last night on Hardball on MSNBC, Host Chris Matthews interviewed State Department spokesgirl Marie Harf, who explained to viewers just why Obama's attempts to deal with ISIS have been so ineffective.
Remember that Marie Harf, as a spokesperson, does not express her own opinion, but the opinion of her boss, Secretary Kerry, the administration and the president. So this is Obama 's foreign policy:
MATTHEWS: Are we killing enough of them?
HARF: We're killing a lot of them and we're going to keep killing more of them. So are the Egyptians, so are the Jordanians. They're in this fight with us. But we cannot win this war by killing them. We cannot kill our way out of this war. We need in the medium to longer term to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups, whether it's lack of opportunity for jobs, whether…
MATTHEWS: We're not going to be able to stop that in our lifetime or fifty lifetimes. There's always going to be poor people. There's always going to be poor Muslims, and as long as there are poor Muslims, the trumpet's blowing and they'll join. We can't stop that, can we?
HARF: We can work with countries around the world to help improve their governance. We can help them build their economies so they can have job opportunities for these people…
It must often seem that conservatives are anxious to find anything that will reflect badly on Obama, but it's the policies that are the problem, and I think Conservatives are seriously worried about national security, do not feel that the administration understands the problem, and fears that they want to make a deal with Iran, the evil state that sponsors the terrorism that we see in the world.
Conservatives are inclined to believe the "Death to America" and "Death to Israel" shouts of their officials. The "root causes" theme always has some appeal to the West, because it offers a simple, and simple-minded cure. But it never works and has been proven wrong over and over. Democrats just can't bring themselves to believe in evil, except when applied to Republicans or anyone else who stands in their way.
And sorry, Marie. Wars are always won by killing the enemy, until they are so utterly defeated that they give up abjectly and permanently. Wars are not won with peace treaties, nor with amelioration of root causes. Wars are won by defeating the enemy. Mr. Obama is more concerned about global warming than the threat of Islamic terrorism, which he cannot even dignify by naming it.
The President does not know what he is talking about. He misconstrues Vladimir Putin, and does not know his history. He does not understand Iran, and does not grasp their intentions. He has surrounded himself with yes-men and women, and does not listen to disagreement. A president needs to have those who disagree with his policies around, so he can learn what the opposition thinks, and evaluate whether his own position is correct. He needs to be probing the best minds he can find, to learn and ponder ideas other than his own.
ADDENDUM:The jihadists recruited from Western countries are usually, according to studies, from comfortable middle class families, or well-to-do parents, who have been radicalized by charismatic preachers or recruiters. Poverty and lack of opportunity are not usually the problem.
Filed under: Capitalism, Domestic Policy, Foreign Policy, History, Iran, Islam, Israel, National Security, Politics, Terrorism, The United States | Tags: Barack Obama, Israel, Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu
Democrats are up to their old tricks. The New York Times, with their usual accuracy, accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of breaking diplomatic protocol by going behind the administration's back to accept an invitation to speak to Congress before receiving approval from the White House.
The paper of record was quickly forced to issue one of their frequent corrections, as Netanyahu did not accept the invitation until after the White House was informed.
Mr. Obama has reportedly asked the Congressional Black Caucus to boycott the speech, and Nancy Pelosi, the ranking Democrat in the House, said she was concerned that if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to the U.S, Congress in March, it might result in negative ramifications for the ongoing nuclear talks with Iran.
She added that it was "not appropriate " that Netanyahu will speak "only two weeks before an election", but she did not mention the fact that high-ranking Obama administration campaign operatives are currently on the ground in Israel attempting to sabotage Netanyahu's chances at reelection. The Israelis are offended at Obama's interference in their elections. Obama may not have sent his campaign operatives, but he surely could have prevented their participation. It seems highly unethical to interfere in another country's politics, but Obama has done this before.
We are not getting straight talk from the administration about their negotiations with Iran. The Iranian regime "agrees" to certain principles regarding nuclear enrichment, and has been caught time and again violating their own agreement. The regime has built an 89-foot missile which may have the capability of striking the United States.
In an interview with Mathew Yglesias from the Vox.com website, the president was asked about terrorism. He responded that the terrorism threat is overrated, and referred to the jihadists who committed the mass murders in Paris last month as "a bunch of violent vicious zealots" who "randomly shot a bunch of folks in a deli in Paris." The Jews who were shopping for Shabbat" were just a bunch of folks in a deli, not a kosher delicatessen. The media, needing an audience, inflates the significance of these acts of random violence.
President Obama seems remarkably comfortable embracing our enemies and distancing himself from our long time allies. I don't think this has ever happened in the United States before. Presidents have made mistakes, as they are only human, but this is something different. Obama's statement was intentional, not accidental, for White House spokesman Josh Earnest and State Department spokesgirl Jen Psaki not only repeated the denial of the anti-Semitic nature of the kosher deli murders, but doubled down on it.
The Black Congressional Caucus, obediently, has announced that they will not be attending the Netanyahu speech because Bibi "disrespected" the president. Both Obama and V.P. Biden have announced they will refuse to meet with the leader of our closest ally in the Middle East during his stay in Washington.
The consequences of Mr. Obama's denial of the nature of the targeting of the Jewish state by Islamic jihadists may be grave indeed. Obama is assisting Iran to emerge as a nuclear power, thinking that it will have no unpleasant consequences, because everyone is reasonable and agreements can be reached by well-meaning people.
Well-meaning people who know their history and can remember our previous engagements with Iran and the mullahs, are deeply dubious about the president's intent — and worried.
Elie Wiesel, Holocaust survivor, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, will attend the speech. Orthodox Rabbi Shmuley Boteach has placed a full page ad in the New York Times and the Washington Post urging Congress to put partisanship aside and listen to what Prime Minister Netanyahu has to say about the catastrophic danger of a nuclear Iran.
Filed under: Capitalism, Democrat Corruption, Economy, Election 2014, Energy, Politics, Progressivism, Taxes | Tags: Barack Obama, Richard Epstein, Uncommon Knowledge
I am a great admirer of Richard Epstein. I like his mind and the way he thinks and I am fascinated with anyone who can speak for 20 or 30 minutes in complete sentences without pause and without a stumble. There is a perfect coordination between brain and mouth.
I am a slow thinker— clear enough, but s-l-o-w, and the connection between thought process and actual speech leaves much to be desired. I have made speeches that were
much somewhat admired, but they were short and it was a struggle. This particular video from Uncommon Knowledge from the Hoover Institution is from March of 2009. It is nevertheless completely fascinating, but over 30 minutes long, if you can make the time.
Richard Epstein discusses his personal and professional associations with Barack Obama in the video starting at 20.36 and lasts around ten minutes if you are short on time. I have found his comments on Obama to be as good a guide as I can find, and have proven accurate as situations arise. It helps to explain the inexplicable.
There is a lot that is inexplicable. The man remains much of a mystery, and as we get deeper into the weeds of ObamaCare, it is more puzzling. He does not change his mind. Once he has accepted 'received knowledge' he is not open to changing his mind. Hence, in spite of the collapse of the IPCC, Obama will pursue his pledge to stop global warming in its tracks. The failure of the stimulus merely means that he needs more infusions of wealth into the economy to stimulate it. See what you think.
Filed under: Capitalism, Democrat Corruption, Domestic Policy, Economy, Election 2014, Health Care, Liberalism, Politics, Progressivism | Tags: Barack Obama, Irresponsible, Talking the Market Down
Many are beginning to notice that President Obama is overreaching in the current standoff over raising the debt limit. The heavy-handed effort to make the public suffer by boosting the levels of inconvenience have gone beyond inconvenience. He has tried to scare senior citizens by suggesting that they may not get their Social Security checks — a usual approach for Democrats but entirely uncalled for. Social Security is considered am essential service.
Obama keeps asserting that the debt limit has never been used "to extort a president or a government party." Treasury Secretary Jack Lew is trying to sell the same yarn, saying "until very recently, Congress typically raised the debt ceiling on a routine basis…the threat of default was not a bargaining chip in the negotiations."
"That is simply untrue," said Kevin Hassett, director of economic policy at the American Enterprise Institute.
The Obama administration's campaign to make the debt limit appear non-negotiable might reflect concern that Republican congressional strategy might actually work. Six out of 10 Americans say "it is right to require spending cuts when the debt ceiling is raised, even if it risks default," according to a Sept. 26 Bloomberg poll. (Only 28% say "the debt ceiling should be raised when necessary, with no conditions.")
One thing is certain: The debt limit has been a powerful negotiating tool in the last several decades. It has enabled the passage of important additional legislation.
According to the Congressional Research Service, Congress has voted 53 times from 1978 to 2013 to change the debt ceiling. The debt ceiling has increased from $742 billion to today's $16 trillion.
[T]he debt limit has provided significant leverage to the minority party and has been a check on the power of the presidency.
Republicans today are playing a role that has been played many times. While the debt-limit kabuki inevitably roils markets as deadlines approach, the alternative absence of fiscal discipline would make government insolvency more probable in the fullness of time. …
Trying to separate ObamaCare from the debt limit, President Obama has asserted that his health law has "nothing to do with the budget." His argument is eagerly echoed by an at-best ignorant media. The Affordable Care Act was passed under "reconciliation"—a legislative process that is used only for budget measures and which limits congressional debate.
The notion that legislation passed as part of a budget might be reconsidered as part of subsequent budget legislation should be uncontroversial. Perhaps that is why the administration has staked so much on its misrepresentation of history.
President Obama's "overreach" has included trying to talk the market down. Why is the nation's chief executive talking down the growth engine of the U.S economy? On Tuesday, the day the shutdown went into effect, the stock market rallied with the S&P index rising 0.8% and the NASDAQ rising 1.2%. So Obama went to work trying to kickstart a selloff. If he can scare the markets enough…
This is the most irresponsible behavior I have ever heard of from any president. Has there ever been a president who so misconstrued his role?
Filed under: Media Bias, National Security, Terrorism | Tags: Barack Obama, Boston Bombing, Incompetence, President Bush
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Terrorists attacked the United States at home on September 11, 2001, 8 months into President Bush's first year in office. We now know, from the 9/11 Commission, that one of the major reasons is because the Clinton administration had erected a "wall" that prevented the CIA and FBI from communicating with one another. After that horrific day, President Bush kept Americans safe at home for the rest of his two terms in office.
Five years into his presidency, Barack Obama cannot say the same thing.
America has been attacked again, by people we not only allowed to immigrate, but for whom we provided welfare as well. If the news media were remotely fair or balanced, or if a Republican were president, this failure is all they would be talking about. But it is not, so they are trying their hardest to ignore the administration's failure altogether.
Our government was warned multiple times and did nothing. Americans deserve answers.
Filed under: Capitalism, Democrat Corruption, Economy, Environment, Health Care, Politics, Statism | Tags: Barack Obama, Crony Capitalism, Wealth Redistribution
It was a very bad week for the administration. The Left sunk everything they had into an effort to recall Governor Scott Walker, and it didn't work. The governor did exactly what he promised when elected, did battle with the unions over pension and healthcare benefits that the state could not afford, yet still left union workers with better benefits and lower cost for them than the average. Many pundits noted that the vastly public service union employees were still vastly overpaid.
The previous week was also a very bad, horrible, no good week. The monthly job report was a disaster, and the economy was close to a second phase of recession. And the president between demanding that the rich pay their "fair share" spent his time in campaign events with the very rich celebrities that he was disparaging. Well, they know he didn't really mean it, and their accountants will cope with any tax increase.
So what did the President do? He held a press conference to say that the private sector was just fine, and we needed more stimulus to help states and local governments to hire more cops and teachers and firefighters. We thought it was a bad move, but he was just being honest.
Later the same day, of course, he tried to take the remark back and said the private sector wasn't really fine, people were out of work. But the funny thing is, Harry Reid said exactly the same thing last October. And they both meant exactly what they said.
"The massive layoffs we've had in America today—of course they're rooted in the last administration—and it's very clear that private sector jobs are doing just fine. It's the public sector jobs where we've lost huge numbers, and that's what this legislation's all about. And it's unfortunate my friend the Republican Leader is complaining about that."
We need to listen more carefully to the second part of Obama's statement about the private sector. He said:
If Republicans want to be helpful, if they really want to move forward, and put people back to work, what they should be thinking about is, 'How do we help state and local governments and how do we help the construction industry?'" Obama said. "Because the recipes that they're promoting are basically the kinds of policies that would add weakness to the economy, would result in further layoffs, would not provide relief in the housing market, and would result – I think most economists would estimate – in lower growth.
See, his heart is in the right place. He wants to put people back to work in government jobs, where the pay is high and the benefits large. And for ordinary working people, nice union construction jobs with lots of rules to protect their "rights."
Well, we know that Democrats favor big government and Republicans believe in small government that is lean and does not do what is better done by state or local government, or by the people themselves. But this is ridiculous. They consider public sector jobs as high-paying middle class jobs, and more desirable jobs than anything in the private sector. Obama has continually referred to private sector jobs as "service jobs" and as admirable — because they are doing important things for other people.
I admire cops and firemen as much as anyone, and I admire teachers who do a good job., but the idea that all public sector jobs are something special and better than private sector jobs is baffling. Obama meant what he said the first time. Public sector jobs are the important ones, and you reward your friends in the public sector.
I don't think that Obama grasps the idea that the rest of us are scandalized by his crony capitalism. That's just how things are done in his mind in the public sector. At least that's how things are done in Chicago. His entire career is based on people doing favors for him and knowing that he will return the favor when the opportunity presents. Bill Ayers got him the job running the Annenberg Challenge, the big failed Chicago school reform effort. That became his big resume enhancement. He got help in his elections when the sealed divorce records of his opponents magically were opened for the press. The Speaker of the Illinois legislature decided, reportedly, that he was going to "make himself a Senator," and Obama won a magically almost uncontested race for the U.S. Senate.
He has had a lot of payback to do. That's just the way things are done in the Chicago tradition. My next-door neighbors grew up in Illinois and had many tales about the longstanding political corruption there. Read again how Mayor Richard Daley enhanced his pension, all quite legally, of course.
Obama's redistribution of wealth is meant to redistribute more wealth from the private sector to the public. The entire pursuit of climate change and energy legislation is meant to redistribute wealth. Has nothing to do with global warming, it is and always has been a power grab. The energy sector must become a publicly owned and controlled piggy bank. ObamaCare is in actuality another redistribution of wealth scheme. When the government owns the entire medical establishment, they have all of us suckers locked in.
The proper form of government is that with a special class of wise people in public service, advising, regulating, controlling and making life better for all us little people. They need large cadres of worker bees to fill the bureaucracy required to do all the good works that they will do. And if they enrich themselves and their friends in the process— well that's just what they deserve, isn't it?
Think how they enrich the private sector portions of the economy who support and depend on them, like their sycophants in the mainstream media. They support the left, the left supports them — with special information not accessible to others. We call them "leaks" but it's just another kind of crony capitalism. Or ask yourself how it is that Katie Couric deserves a $4 million salary. I rest my case.
ADDENDUM: According to the Bureau of Labor statistics, the employment rate for government workers last month was just 4.2 percent, up slightlyl from 3.9 percent a year ago. Compare to the construction industry( 14.2 percent unemployment), Leisure and hospitality services( 9.2 percent), agriculture (9,5 percent), professional and business services (8.5 percent) and wholesale and retail trade (8.1 percent)


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"Always funny!"
David Sedaris has refreshing humor that is only made better with his personal readings of his work. My favorite selections are the ones that were recorded with a live audience, but they are all hilarious. It is easy to listen to all at once or in pieces, since it is a collection of stories.
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The story is great, and the narrator did a great job. Overall, I found myself staying in the car to listen and immediately downloaded the next book in the series when it was over.
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Yes, we are all well aware of your predictive powers!!
Romney-Santorum ring any bells??
How about 'landslide'??
It's so amusing to see old racist white guys calling for treason and attempting to justify it by the twisted logic that your are 'preserving the Constitution'
We just had an election.
Your side lost.
Start behaving like an American, and not like the treasonous bas tard you act like around here.
Not everybody will agree on everything, ever.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Never were truer words said.
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back when they released the game after post beta there were a bunch of problems that could have been fixed and then released the game instead of dealing with weekly patches to try and fix it
the store was a particularly big one
now with the release of season 1, forum search function is down, achievements aren't ready, practice games are down, and people are still whining over matchmaking
its just a big wave of nostalgia from post-beta launch
yes they did. their competition is blizzard this time. not HoN. they should have been more careful
also, to add something to your list. - extra rune pages.
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Uhh... no. Almost all of the issues brought up are due to the huge influx of players and server demand. That is difficult to contest with (and some of the issues you brought up are temporary solutions to help with the server demand).
It's pretty impressive how something can be 8 months late and still feel rushed :|
Well got to still give them credit for allocating their time from work and responding to the forums in a friendly manner. I don't think a Blizzard staff member would do that because they're almighty with their money-earning games.~ :O.
Riot is trying and I think we should just wait for things to settle down one at a time.
something like a competitive season with long term implications should have been thought out better imo. i still don't understand why solo queue is put with duo queue.
What the heck is with all the complaining!!!! 90% of my posts on these forumn's are complaints about all the complaints! Do you enjoy this game? Have you played more than 10 hours already this week? Why are you complaining!?!?!
p.s. I do apologize for my complaint about your complaint considering its a buildup of all the complaints ive been reading.. but seriously, complaining is for kids when they don't get exactly what they want..
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What cabinet color with shiny black appliances?
We purchased the new "shiny" black appliances (mirror finish, not the "knubbly" type, basically looks like car finish), and I would like to repaint our kitchen cabinets, which are currently of the old golden oak variety. If anyone has shiny black appliances, I would LOVE to see your pictures!
Thank you!!
Well, I think the golden oak scrubed and shined up, or maybe revarnished would look great with shiny black.
If you're going to paint you'll need to remove the varnish, sand and fill/prime them correctly so that the grain doesn't come through.
What style do you like? You could do glossy white for a classic style. Bubblegum pink for a retro, jazzy look. A soft blue or green for a cool look. Red lacquer would give you a hot, club vibe. Blue lacquer would lean more to the Italian. Black and white concentric squares would be op art and very cool, though probably a bit dizzying.
That picture just about blew my mind! I do a lot of research and love google images!!
Our house is traditional-tuscan style, the colors are brown, butterscotch, sage green and some golds. Currently the kitchen is painted Behr Butter Cookie, but that can be changed. I think glossy white would be too stark, but I do like the creamy french-vanilla colors. DH prefers to see the wood grain in the cabinets, but since we're not updating the cabinets in this house (first house, will probably move within 6 years), I'd like to just repaint them and call it a day!
I've been studying color combinations for awhile now. I love the soft grey/taupe color. Jim Bishop makes a beautiful taupe cabinet that I think I'm going to use in my kitchen with black cabinents. I like getting away from the standard whites and warm wood colors, so I'm using a soft version of the taupe.
New Appliances!! Goody.
I think black is one of those colors that goes with
everything. Think the little black dress, black eyed peas,
(the musical group), black porche, black eyeliner,
and yes black appliances. Look below at all the different
options. You can have a warm color, cool wood tone,
white or black painted cabinets or even a chocolate stain.
Now the oak is tough to paint but if you read up and
plan you can do it. Gel stain is nice option too.
Meanwhile here are some ideas.
Kitchen View towards window
Erik Schjeide Custom woodworking
Mission style copper hood
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ONGOING exploratory work could be the key to securing the future of around 170 gas workers in Barrow.
Centrica Energy is carrying out tests in a bid to find more gas around its gas fields in the eastern Irish Sea.
At present the firm is drilling in its Rhyl gas field, 39km from the Barrow coast, and conducting seismic scans in the Morecambe Bay gas field.
Drilling in the Rhyl field is expected to conclude in the next few weeks while the seismic exploration is at an "early stage".
It is hoped the work will reveal signs of porous rock, such as sandstone, which is often a positive indicator of gas being present.
A spokeswoman for Centrica Energy said the firm was hopeful of finding further gas off the North West coast and said should this happen, jobs in Barrow and Morecambe would be secured, as well as potential apprenticeship programmes.
News of the renewed search has been met with enthusiasm in Barrow.
Councillor Brendan Sweeney, deputy leader of Barrow Borough Council, said: "The gas terminal has provided good quality jobs for Barrow and district for a good number of years. It would be really useful for the town if more gas was found. It would be excellent news in terms of employment, particularly if they could take on apprentices.
"It is really important, especially with the amount of youth unemployment we have in Barrow."
Barrow and Furness MP John Woodcock said: "Centrica's welcome investment in gas drilling is helping cement Furness as a key part of Cumbria's energy coast.
"Successfully opening up new fields would in turn sustain current jobs and have the potential to create new apprenticeships – opportunities that are badly needed for young people."
A statement from Centrica said: "Centrica remains very committed to the area and the community. We will continue to be a key local employer at our East Irish Sea gas terminals, Morecambe Bay gas fields, Rhyl gas field, Rampside terminal and windfarms.''
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I was the offshore manager of a survey ship which completed a seismic shoot (not scans - please note correct terminology NWEM) off the south of Walney in 1998.Whilst we onboard the vessel never got to see the final product of any of our surveys (it takes days and months of high-tech processing), the onboard geophysicists were able to tell me that there were some very big oil deposits down there. However, at that time it would have been too costly and inefficient to extract it....Lets wish Centrica success with their survey and hope they can fill the "energy gap" just a little bit :-)
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2. Baby is born and Lori dies in birth. Lori turns into a zombie, perhaps even during the pregnancy. Could be a pretty intense episode to have to deliver a baby from a zombie. No new knowledge is gained though.
3. Baby dies in the womb or during child birth. Turns into zombie and possibly kills Lori (if shes still alive) from the inside (this would be difficult seeing as how the baby will have no teeth, but I'm sure with enough zombie persistence it would eventually kill her) Gained Knowledge: We now know that there is probably no hope for a world without zombies because newborns/fetus are infected too.
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I usually take reviews with a grain of salt and read each one thoroughly before buying from amazon because ive found too often where a review is submitted where the writer would not have run into any issues if they would have READ THE LISTING COMPLETELY or READ THE INSTRUCTIONS that came with the product. In this case, I am glad I did not heed some of the bad reviews or I think I might have missed out on a great product at a fantastic price. Integration with my iPad 2 was flawless and without hitch. This keyboard provided a unique code for connection which in this world of heavy bluetooth use where everyones code is 0000 means that I am not connecting to someone elses device. It is a handy piece of equipment to have around and tucks away in a neat little compact pocket and I would highly recommend it to anyone that asked me about it. Though I dont use it everyday, I do use it often and find it invaluable when I do. Seller also shipped very quickly and I had it prior to the estimated delivery date.
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Do you have good spark from ignition coil? Start there and if thats ok check for spark at spark plugs. As you asked the distributor cap gets oxidation buid up on points and rotor. This will cause misfires over time due to the spark traveling to a path of less resistance.
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i will check the ignition coil first., is that usually gets bad over the time inside the distributor? thanks
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