is that a same john smith or different john smith? you can identify this really well. you can track people you registered as you're going through. you know you registered somebody because you have that some spreadsheet over here. you can knock out when they voted. small election you can do it on your own pc which is helpful. okay. you're going to be able to track those who will cast their ballot early. people you've identified because you made them do it. people already registered. figure it out. this will save energy and save money. you can do it in, in california we did it with just a vendor. we sent the download every day. matched up files, kicked it out and new group of people we're calling. comes easier and easier as technology gets more up-to-date. okay. so i legal, i want to make this point. know what the law is. go do research on that. figure out exactly what your people can do. what paid staff can do. have observers ready to go. plan out when you need to start having legal teams go stand at voting places make sure things go the way they ought to. double-check

is that a same john smith or different john smith? you can identify this really well.ou can track people you registered as you're going through. you know you registered somebody because you have that some spreadsheet over here. you can knock out when they voted. small election you can do it on your own pc which is helpful. okay. you're going to be able to track those who will cast their ballot early. people you've identified because you made them do it. people already registered. figure it out. this will save energy and save money. you can do it in, in california we did it with just a vendor. we sent the download every day. matched up files, kicked it out and new group of people we're calling. comes easier and easier as technology gets more up-to-date. okay. so i legal, i want to make this point. know what the law is. go do research on that. figure out exactly what your people can do. what paid staff can do. have observers ready to go. plan out when you need to start having legal teams go stand at voting places make sure things go the way they ought to. double-check wi

i'm sure there's more than one john smith born on the same day in a given state.t that many. most names aren't that common. so it's hard to identify dead people. we add other information on. we like to get race. when we can get it from a voter file. we try to identify race and ethnic data electronically. model through surveys and all kinds of other commercial data that allows us to identify likely race or likely ethnicity. now people will argue whether or not that is valuable information. ethnic, race, i think is. race is -- african-american, caucasian, hispanics, asian, pretty much sums up. but ethnic is much more county of origin, french, irish, jewish. it's very, very hard to get these no matter how good the service is you employ, i think he's a pretty good service. a combination of surname, first name, and geocode. a stein. in of milwaukee might be something than one in new york. however that works to try to have some separation between the surname and something more complicated than that. but there are limitations. not only to do it people not vote according

mike stewart, bird, smith is the officiating crew. kentucky starts on offense. john wall, 6'4", 194 freshman out of word of godacademy. many had him number one recruit in the nation when he signed on with the wildcats. lived up to the billing. patterson with the first miss. the ball is saved by austin peay. anthony campbell, the sophomore had his hands on the board for the wing. >> kyle: excuse me. austin peay is being patient here. they want to use the clock. when they get the shots, it's important they knock them down. >> matt: that was campbell on the miss. fraley on the save. channels. austin peay has the early lead. >> kyle: if there has been a history, opponents shot the three ball well. here is austin peay starting one of two in the early going. >> matt: eric bledsoe caught channels with an elbow. no call is made. cousins the miss. got his rebound. ball knocked out of bounds. last touched by austin peay. john calipari, first season as wildcats coach after great run in memphis, with 455 career victories. >> matt: darius miller with the three. the game is tied.

smith. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the fatal attack last week on four-year-old john-paul massey from merseyside raises once again concerns about the effectiveness of legislation relating to dangerous dogs. will my right honorable friend agree to meet, with me, a small delegation of those who are concerned about the issue to discuss what can be done? >> my honorable friend is absolutely right. this was a terrible death, and i am very sorry to learn about what happened to the little boy in liverpool, john-paul massey. she knows that the police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the death. they have also referred their handling of an original report from february 2009 to the independent police complaints commission. it would obviously be inappropriate to comment further on that instance, but the issue of the status of dangerous dogs was raised at the antisocial behavior working party a few days ago. we are working with the home office to ensure that those on the front line make full use of the powers available to them to tackle the problem of dogs affecting communities. the government have provided additiona

smith national title. and rick pitino 219 and national title. john calipari, ten wins maybe national title. >> kyle: hall and calipari have developed a unique relationship in the short period of time since he's been here. in the i.u. game, cats tried a 1-3-1 zone defense. hall loved that and probably tried to encourage him to give him a chance. >> matt: alley-oop. possession arrow in favor of the governors. austin peay started their orc schedule. they were picked third in the ovc behind murray and moorhead. 19-13. second in the ovc. holding their own for most of their day. here at rupp arena. addition side. roberson got mugged. >> kyle: this contest, they're trying to get focus to make them a better team for a conference play. they did come away with a win at southeast missouri state. which is a big win. austin peay was up eight with a minute to play. let them go to overtime before they put them away. >> matt: roberson at the line played a big role in that victory. career high 15 points. got ten today. two of three shooting at the free-throw line. bo

smith. to deny the allegation public, however, would have been to slander the reputations of his father-in-law, john wales, who purportedly was the father of sally hemmings. his beloved wife's memory and either his own brother randolph, or his two favorite nephews, the carr brothers, who admitted their paternity of sally's children to jeff randall. as a man of devotion and family honor, jefferson chose to suffer in silence. 12, the hemmings true believers. like professor annette gordon reed, have turned the debate into an obsessive agenda on the color of sally's skin and slave status. gordon reed's assessment, it must be taken on face value because white historians had previously ignored it are not facts, but racial canards and misinterpretations of the evidence itself. moreover, that is an intellectually dishonest argument. to paraphrase one historian, quote, i'm afraid that professor gordon reed, despite her admiral under an admirable qualities, is the worst thing to happen to thomas jefferson since james callender. this latest have taken diversity and created a hostile environment in the academic

smith, a nice cut, a nice finish. 80-63. wake forest and usc. hang around for a while. dominique lacy, no john fields.ake over. wake is up 13. wake would eventually win this thing by heavy. l.d. williams right there. 80-69 is the final. back to the nba now. steven jackson is used to taking on his old team. he has five of them. now on his sixth nba stop, jackson seems to be settling in nicely in charlotte. the former hawk, spur, warrior, pacer, was back at indiana wednesday. also a net, you know. jackson and the bobcats only one on the road. larry brown also is a form early patriots coach. the third quarter pacers up. here he finds him. indiana has an 18-point lead. picking up in the third, steven jackson had the highlight. two of his 22. fourth quarter, lee town to seven. gerald wallace at the hard working. wallace with 12 rebounds leefl now only five. now only they have. boris diaw. you see that shot doesn't count. here's the larry brown shot. pacers with the win. coming up on the "final score," maybe this or maybe that. i'm going to guess kobe for your i'm going to guess kobe for your oh! blue! time

john duke anthony, c.e.o. of the national council on u.s.-arab relations. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> thank you, dr. winship. thank you, russell smith, and thank you for the generosity of allowing your facilities to be used for this occasion. thank you to the guests and participants who came to this session. there is, as you could infer or devine around the table from the introductions an array of expertise and diversity of specialization here borne of no end of empirical education on the ground in this part of arabia and the gulf. it is hardly a region that is synonymous with marginalia. this is one of the few places, indeed, it is the only place on the planet that the united states have mobilize and deployed more troops and expended more treasure and encountered more casualties and three times in the last three decades than any other place on earth. and the significance is from that perspective alone and eight countries, seven of them are arab, one is persian, iran, and the vast majority of the energy, production, and exports come from the seven and not the one. this particular region is also one of the least well known amongst am

because they were reminded of conservative john was in a broad sense and assumed his basic values he was a conservative on spending issues as well. adrian smith this is general election ad for adrian smith. adrian is a, was a state senator from western nebraska. he was running for an open seat in 2006. he was endorsed by club for growth in western nebraska. good news he was republic being endorsed by club for growth, they help you raise a lot of money. flip side opponents attach views of club for growth to youing a a candidate. club for growth at the time was advocating reduction and or elimination of agriculture subsidies. as part of their budget act. and in western nebraska, not exactly the best thing to do. at least as far as general election was concerned. adrian was, we get into the general election. we're running against a democrat scott klebb. ran for senate two years later. promoting background with his family ranch and work he had done on his grandparents ranch in western nebraska. adrian is from town. those from rural parts, i'm from rural southeastern ohio. i didn't live on a farm. adrian is same kind of person. always lived in tow