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This could be a bombshell from The Political Hurricane blog:
Allison Tant, the insider's pick to be Democratic Party chair, was a lobbyist in 2000 for ChoicePoint, the parent company of a database firm hired by the state of Florida to purge its voter rolls of felons, many of whom happened to be Democrats and minorities.
Reached by phone, Tant tells us she didn't actually lobby for the subsidiary involved in the felon-purge work, called DBT. Instead, she said, she lobbied for ChoicePoint, a data-mining company. The company sought to ensure that the financial-services industry had adequate identity-theft protections in place so that the personal data was misused, she said.
Even though she didn't work for DBT (another lobbyist handled that line of work, she said) the mere association with the company can be politically toxic in some liberal circles.
Thousands, if not tens of thousands, of lawful voters might have been unfairly removed and blocked from voting in an election that George W. Bush won by just 537 votes. The voter purge has been part of Democratic lore ever since.
"Allison Tant was lobbyist for firm that purged African-Americans from voter rolls before, during and after 2000 recount," says The Political Hurricane blog headline.
The felon purge is still fresh in the mind of Florida Sen. Bill Nelson as well. He mentioned it during testimony at the Senate's Judiciary Committee on Wednesday as an example of how Republicans allegedly game the election system. Turns out, Nelson also is the driving force behind Tant, who's also backed by Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic National Committee chair.
ChoicePoint was recently hired by the Obama administration to conduct criminal background checks on possible hires. So it might not be that anathema any longer.
Tant withdrew from representing ChoicePoint in late January of 2001 -- about two months after the famed recount was halted by the Supreme Court in the Bush v. Gore decision.
One of Bush's lawyers: Barry Richard, a Democrat and longtime Obama supporter, who's married to Tant.
Tant's opponent, Alan Clendenin, and his backers have long noted the Richard tie. And they've resented the way party leaders have thrown their weight behind one candidate -- especially after Clendenin spent the last eight months collecting votes for the job. His supporters say he still has enough grassroots votes to pull it off.
The story by the Political Hurricane, which backs Clendenin, probably doesn't hurt his chances.


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Takamine - Ideal Acoustics For Stage & Studio
Takamine - Ideal Acoustics For Stage & Studio
Last year Takamine celebrated their 50th Annivesary, that's quite a heritage with a number of remarkable innovations and guitars that have helped define quality electro acoustic guitars. Starting out in 1962 means two acoustic legends were born that year, with Bob Dylan releasing his debut album as well. While Takamine went electric a little later than Bob, when they did the results were eminently worth it developing their Palathetic pickup in the late seventies. One of the distinguishing characteristics of Takamine, ingeniously designed to minimise string crosstalk and deliver the true sound of the instrument.
Of course no amount of electronic wizardry can make an acoustic sound great on its own. Fortunately Takamine have spent decades perfecting the luthier's craft as well as investing in high end facilities and materials to make sure every guitar is sings on its own. This has lead to the development of a number of unique features, that you can only get with a Takamine.
Unique Takamine Features
Here's a demonstration of the Palathetic Pickup, showing just how much great sound you can get from the pickup alone, even without a mic. Plus an awesome technical display from Takamine artist Jake Allen.
Takamine On-board Unit Preamps
Laser Inlay Work
Double Bridge Saddles
Asymmetrical Neck Grip
Two-way Adjustable Truss Rod & Side-beams
Takamine original design endpin
The Pro Series
The culmination of this rich history, innovation, unique features and craftsmanship is the Takamine Pro Series. Covering a wide range of tones, looks and prices they all make for a fine instrument whether you need sweet chiming tone for the studio or clarity, presence and features for stage.
For a breakdown of the Pro Series check out our buyers guide.
Artists Using Takamine
Takamine are perhaps best known for being ideal for the stage, with custom electronics married to quality tone woods and the features above it's clear Takamine is a natural choice for the serious performer. Double bridge, two way truss rod and grounded in two locations Takamine guitars are built to last and remain rock solid. No surprise then that it's been seen in the hands of some of the worlds biggest artists including Bruce Springsteen, Simon Neil from Biffy Clyro, Jerry Cantrell from Alice In Chains and India Arie.

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PORTLAND, Ore. – With the Portland Timbers looking to move forward to a new era, the LA Galaxy turned back the clock with an epic performance from their veteran stars in a 5-3 win Saturday night at JELD-WEN Field.
Midfielder David Beckham recorded a first-half brace –two vintage, curling strikes from distance –forward Robbie Keane put in two goals of his own, and Landon Donovan notched a goal and assist for good measure.
And it was a good thing, too, with a new-look Timbers side in their first game under interim boss Gavin Wilkinson looking to play some exciting soccer as well following the firing of former head coach John Spencer earlier in the week.
OPTA Chalkboard: Galaxy stars shine bright in 5-3 win over Timbers
It was an era that started with much promise. In the third minute, midfielder Kalif Alhassan found Kris Boyd cutting to the near post on a perfectly placed cross. Boyd fought in front of defender David Junior Lopes and finished over goalkeeper Josh Saunders.
But then Beckham got started on a very Beckham-like performance.
In the 19th minute, Beckham found himself with the ball in space and, from 35 yards out, beat goalkeeper Troy Perkins with an arching wonder strike. WATCH
He struck again just five minutes later. This time, on a free kick from 22 yards, he unleashed his patented bending shot that cleared the wall and beat a diving Perkins to the inside post. WATCH
LA piled on in the 27th minute when a penalty kick was awarded after right back Kosuke Kimura brought down midfielder Michael Stephens in the box. Donovan converted coolly past Perkins to make the score 3-1. WATCH
A minute later, Donovan got to work on some familiar play of his own when he beat defender David Horst for a clean run down the right wing. Keane tapped home Donovan's cross the Galaxy's fourth goal and Donovan's 100th career MLS assist. WATCH
The fast-paced action continued with Portland getting one back through Kimura, his first in a Timbers uniform. He pounced after Saunders mishandled a Boyd free kick from 25 yards.
Both teams kept the foot on the gas in the second half, and it was Keane who finally broke through. The Irishman's second strike came in the 64th minute off a cross from Sean Franklin. WATCH
Boyd completed a two-goal night of his own with a bouncing free kick from 30 yards that beat a diving Saunders.
With the result, the Galaxy's second consecutive win, LA move into striking distance of fourth place in the Western Conference standings, just four points behind Vancouver. The Galaxy and Whitecaps will face off Wednesday at BC Place.
The loss was Portland's first at JELD-WEN Field since a 2-1 decision against Chivas USA on April 7. Portland are tied with Dallas for last place with 19 points from 17 games. They now head to the dreaded road, where they have yet to win in eight games, for a Wednesday afternoon game against Chivas USA.


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Earlier today we attended a preview of the Transmission1 exhibition and event curated by none other than fashion designer Raf Simons. The showcase, which currently takes place at the BCC in Berlin, acts as the launch event for the new digital interview magazine by Mercedes Benz, entitled 'The Avant/Garde Diaries'. The online magazine, which just launched hours ago, features individuals that think out of the box, as well as innovations and extraordinary ideas. Using the video format, 'avant-garde' individuals usually go out and introduce the audience to other creative people that have inspired them on their way.
Tranmission1 is essentially a three day festival, where artists and trendsetters present their take on today's and tomorrow's world. All artists were hand picked by Raf Simons. The line-up includes Peter Saville, the British art director best known for designing all Joy Division, OMD and New Order covers. In Berlin he showcases his own Mercedes Benz SL 500, built in 1998, with the car playing Joy Division and New Order music. Konstantin Grcic, the industrial designer, created an installation made of chairs, entitled '360'. Choreographer and dancer Michael Clark will be performing tonight to David Bowie music. Furthermore a one hour life set will be played by These New Puritans. Artist Peter de Potter created a large scale photographic installation all around the top floor of the BCC building. Further work will be coming from Germaine Kruip, Goose, Begum Sekendiz Bore and Peter Henderson. A highlight for us today was the showcase of the A-Class Showcar Installation, with the car put into a beautiful foggy scenery.
Check out the first videos on The Avant/Garde Diaries here.
Photography: Highsnobiety
Take a preview look at the Transmission1 installations after the jump.
Raf Simons talks about his involvement in the project.


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Rodgers leads Packers over Browns 31-13
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Aaron Rodgers shuffled around the field to make plays. He jokingly needled a young receiver about his first Lambeau leap.
And perhaps even most importantly, he was one of the calming influences this week on a Packers team beset with injuries.
Rodgers threw for 260 yards and three touchdowns, Eddie Lacy ran for another score, and the defense came up clutch in a grinding, 31-13 win Sunday over the Cleveland Browns.
"Hang with us fans, it might not be the prettiest game," Rodgers said. "But we've got to kind of win with defense, not turn the ball over and make the plays that are there."
Rodgers finished 25 for 36 in methodically carving up Cleveland (3-4) despite already being without two of his top targets in injured receivers James Jones and Randall Cobb.
Then tight end Jermichael Finley left on a stretcher with about 10 minutes to go with a neck injury after a late hit by Brown safety Tashaun Gipson on a 10-yard gain. The team later said Finley had movement and feeling in his extremities.
"Those are tough to see," Rodgers said. "Not being able to walk off the field I know, in the back of our minds, is kind of our worst nightmare."
The Packers pressed on during a rainy night. Coach Mike McCarthy praised Rodgers and the team's other veterans with helping young players called upon to fill the holes at receiver and linebacker.
They came through, starting with receiver Jarrett Boykin. Making his first start with Jones and Cobb out, finished with eight catches for 103 yards and a touchdown.
On the other side, second-year Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden struggled again. He finished 17 for 42 for 149 yards with an interception and a 2-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Cameron with 6:09 left.
"It was definitely slippery, but that's no excuse," Weeden said. "Aaron was throwing the ball just fine" in the rain.
Weeden's already on the hot seat with fans following his ugly flip that turned into an interception that made lowlight reels in last week's 31-17 loss to the Lions. The offense has been struggling since Brian Hoyer went down with a season-ending knee injury earlier this month against the Bills.
Browns coach Rob Chudzinski said changing quarterbacks Sunday wasn't an option. He also didn't give Weeden a resounding endorsement.
"I'll look at the film and we'll evaluate his play and everybody's play after the game," Chudzinski said.
Green Bay (4-2) won its third straight and took over first place in the NFC North. Lacy finished with 82 yards, while Finley had a 10-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter before leaving with the injury.
The defense took care of the rest against a struggling Weeden, recording three sacks in spite of being without starting outside linebackers Clay Matthews and Nick Perry.
Still the Browns had hope late. Cleveland thought it caught a huge break after recovering an onside kick, only for the play to be erased by an offside penalty.
The Packers got the ball back, and Rodgers found Boykin for the touchdown. The second-year pro out of Virginia Tech had two Browns closing in before leaping at about the 1 to stretch the ball out over the goal line to stretch the lead back to 18.
"If you don't make the (Lambeau) leap all the way to the wall, you're going to hear about it," Rodgers said. "I'm sure if it wasn't, he had a guy help him up."
Boykin was just happy to get in the end zone.
"I just had to stretch it," he said. "I can't be denied at that point."
The Browns did have two nice fourth-quarter kickoff returns that helped set up drives into Green Bay territory, including an 80-yarder by Travis Benjamin that led to Cameron's score.
Otherwise, bad luck lingered over the Browns like the dark clouds that drenched Lambeau Field with a steady shower most of the game.
On an earlier drive, a fourth-down pass from the 31 to Josh Gordon was broken up by Davon House at the last second. House also had the first-quarter interception of Weeden.
The Packers finished strong and got off to a hot start.
Rodgers connected with Finley for a 7-0 lead after the athletic, 6-foot-5 tight end spun around one defender, then caromed off two others like a pinball into the end zone.
Lacy followed on the next drive with a 1-yard score to give Green Bay a two-touchdown lead late in the first quarter.
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I have done a lot of research (on this forum and Amazon reviews) and I have decided that Athenaze is the right textbook for me to learn Ancient Greek by myself.
But my question is, how many books do I need to buy?
I hear the book comes in 2 seperate volumes. And that there are also workbooks and a "teachers handbook". Also there is a UK and a USA version of the books.
If I am working by myself then clearly I will need an exercise answer key. Does the regular Athenaze not contain an answer key? If that is the case then it is a little annoying that I would need to fork out $100 for the teachers edition (amazon price).
What about the "workbook"? Is this strictly neccesary or just supplemental?
What is the difference between the US and UK versions?
Also, based on my ability, should I start with Volume I or move straight into volume 2? I have already done some Koine, I know the 3 declensions, present, middle passive, aorist and future verb conjugations and probably know most of the vocab that appears more than 50 times in the Bible. But I have no Attic. I am thinking that Volume 1 may be a waste of time and money based on what I already know, but then again Volume 2 may be throwing myself in the deep end if I haven't learnt all the vocab from volume 1.


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Keselowski Finishes 25th in 2009 Cup Series Season Finale
November 23, 2009
Keselowski took the green flag on Sunday afternoon under almost perfect South Florida conditions at the 1.5-mile speedway. The 25-year-old driver struggled with a loose-handling race car during the early portion of the 267-lap event. He radioed crew chief Roy McCauley to explain that the car was extremely loose under power, which hurt Keselowski's ability to generate straightaway speed in the Penske Dodge. McCauley and the team went to work to determine the changes the crew would make to the car during the first pit stop of the night.
The No.12 Penske Dodge team prepared to see its machine on pit lane under green flag conditions for the first pit stop of the evening on lap 52. The team changed four tires and filled the car with fuel.
Keselowski told the team five laps later that the car was much better and the changes really helped the No. 12 come to life. He explained that the car was very responsive in the corners and he could really be aggressive with the gas pedal.
By lap 100, the Michigan native had the Penske Dodge Charger positioned in 21st place. He reported that the car was still a bit loose-handling in the middle of the corners, but he was searching the track for a line which was both fast and responsive.
When the caution flag was displayed to the field on lap 116 for an incident coming out of turn 4, the No. 12 Penske Dodge team prepared for another round of pit stops. Keselowski brought the car into the pit stall on lap 117 for service. The team changed four tires and filled the car with racing fuel. It also made a slight air pressure adjustment to both left side tires as the crew tried to dial in the car for the next green flag segment.
The field took the green flag race restart on lap 123 and Keselowski found himself in the 26th spot, but he was on a mission towards the front of the pack. In one lap, Keselowski passed seven cars using the outside line of the racing surface. His forward progress catapulted the Penske Dodge into the top-20.
With just 67 laps remaining in the event, Keselowski found himself in the 20th spot. He radioed McCauley to explain that the balance of the car was good, but it was lacking grip, which hindered Keselowski from being aggressive with the accelerator. He got all he could out of the car for the remaining laps and produced a 25th-place result.
"We fought hard all night; we just didn't quite have enough," said Keselowski after the 267 lap race. "The No. 12 team put in a great effort. We just couldn't get the speed out of the car that we needed. I've learned a lot in the few races that I have been in the seat of the 12 car. I'm excited about the off-season. We have a lot to build on for next year and we'll be ready to go by the time that we get to Daytona."
The No. 12 Penske Dodge team, which finished the season ranked 30th in the Cup Series owner point standings, will return to action in February at the 2.5-mile Daytona International Speedway for the 52nd running of the Daytona 500
Brad Keselowski Ford 400 Statistics
Start: 27
Finish: 25
Laps: 267/267
Laps Led: 0
Status: Running


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Bombs away, patriots!
Bombs away!
Today- Friday June 19th, 2009- is the day of the RJ Harris Moneybomb.
Please donate and just as importantly, spread the word about this moneybomb. Make your donation here and ONLY here: RJ Harris 2010 OK 4 - Donate. Remember that not too long from now, another great liberty candidate- Adam Kokesh- will be having his own moneybomb on July 4th.
It seems I'm asking a lot- and I know that I am. I know because it's a lot for me too! But having candidates that you can fully support and even be excited about is a very rare thing for us liberty-minded people. It hasn't happened in my (admittedly short) lifetime until Ron Paul's bid for President in 2007-08. Now the Ron Paul Revolution has suddenly seemed to spawn an entire field of patriotic contenders for national office.
Let's take advantage of this rare once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and remember that if we don't volunteer our financial support for these great freedom-fighters today, we won't be politely asked for our financial support for American-style socialism tomorrow. We can't afford not to give. The cost in blood and treasure of losing this battle will be far too high.
I really believe that, and if you do too- cruise on over to RJ's site and give! Happy moneybombing!


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Trust us. We're the government.
Amrit Singh of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project said that "the government's position is extreme" and that the government "is asking you to ignore that the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals found" that Khouzam has scars that are consistent with torture, that there is evidence of past violations of so-called "diplomatic assurances" by the Egyptian government, and that a State Department report notes that Egypt has been a regular torturer.
Khouzam escaped Egypt in 1998 after being tortured for his religious beliefs. In mid-flight, the United States revoked his visa after the Egyptians claimed that he was wanted on homicide charges. He was detained on arrival.
Six years later, in 2004, the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals granted him a "deferral of removal" under the Convention Against Torture, a treaty to which the United States is a party. In 2006, he was released from prison and lived and worked in Lancaster County until his detention by ICE officials in May. The federal government claimed that it had diplomatic assurances from Egypt that Khouzam would not be tortured upon his return.
"The issue before this court is the United States' obligations under the Convention Against Torture," Singh said. "There is no foreign policy exception in the Convention Against Torture."
Government attorney Douglas Ginsburg argued that Egypt is an ally and that a court is not in a position to intervene in foreign relations.
"Why would they work with us again if their dealings would be opened up to scrutiny," Ginsburg asked.
Judge Vanaskie asked Singh about the murder charge against Khouzam, for which he was reportedly convicted in absentia, and Singh noted that the charges are highly dubious.
Vanaskie also stated to Ginsburg, "One of the concerns I have is that using diplomatic assurances after the deferral of removal makes the process seem like a charade."
In response, Ginsburg said that a ruling against the government "harms diplomatic relations between countries."
Despite relying on the Egyptian diplomatic assurances, Khouzam and his attorneys have not seen any documentation of these assurances, and in court, Singh questioned the lack of a monitoring mechanism by the U.S. government to ensure that the Egyptian government follows through on its commitment.
More information, including briefs and links to related information, can be found at www.aclupa.org/egyptiantorture.
Andy in Harrisburg in Scranton
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Megalocornea-mental retardation (MMR) syndrome, otherwise known as Neuhauser syndrome, is an extremely rare genetic disorder characterized by distinctive abnormalities of the eye, several degrees of cognitive impairment, and a wide variety of additional symptoms The range and severity of the symptoms varies greatly from one person to another, which has led some researchers to suggest that MMR syndrome encompasses several distinct, but similar disorders. The exact cause of the disorder is unknown. Some cases appear to follow an autosomal recessive inheritance pattern.
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H7218A/B-300 Advanced Keysight VEE Pro
4 天 | 课堂培训 | 地点和时间 | Advantages of Keysight Training
Audience: The advanced course is designed for scientists, engineers and programmers.
This course will present detailed instruction, explanation, and training for advanced programming of VEE Pro.
This includes tips on how to design efficient and structured VEE Pro programs as well as integrating ActiveX technology, MATLAB scripts, and Microsoft.NET Framework to create a more powerful VEE Pro program.
What you will Learn
- Perform advanced instrument control programming
- Specify and design efficient, supportable, and structured VEE Pro programs
- Control applications ActiveX Automation
- Add new functionality into VEE Pro using Active X Controls
- Invoke MATLAB scripts from VEE Pro
- Access the extensive Microsoft .NET Framework from VEE Pro
- Integrate VEE Pro with C/C++ compiled programs
- Students must have taken "Introduction to VEE Pro," or have at least six months experience in VEE Pro program development.
Day 1
- VEE Pro Basics introduction and review
- Advanced Instrument
Day 2
- Advanced programming practices
- Integrate C Language Programs
Day 3
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