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Peabody-based Analogic is a designer and manufacturer of advanced health and security systems and subsystems sold primarily to original equipment manufacturers. L-3 of New York is a prime system contractor in aircraft modernization and maintenance as well as in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance systems and government services. Analogic's EXACT tomography system is the heart of the eXaminer 3DX Explosives Detection System, which was developed jointly by L-3 and Analogic and distributed exclusively by L-3 for screening checked baggage at airports, Analogic noted. According to Analogic, that system provides full 3-D images of all the contents of a bag, enabling automatic detection of explosives. (By Chris Reidy, Globe staff) Posted by globebusiness at 3:38 PM | Comments (0) Esplanade Association links with Boston Marathon The Esplanade Association announced that it has been chosen by the Boston Athletic Association as the only environmental charity selected for this years Boston Marathon.
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The Richardson File: The Santa Fe New Mexican follows the governor's ...
Unless the Legislature and Gov. Bill Richardson agree to change state law, New Mexicans may never have a chance to vote in next year’s primary election for some of the Democrats and Republicans running for Congress or statewide offices. That’s because of a law that took effect this year that potentially restricts ballot access for candidates. As it stands now, Democratic and GOP candidates for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House and a state Supreme Court position can earn a place on the June primary ballot only if they receive at least 20 percent of the votes of delegates at their party’s preprimary nominating convention. In the past, candidates who fell short of that 20 percent threshold — as well as those who skipped the preprimary conventions — still could get on the ballot by submitting additional petitions with signatures of registered voters to the secretary of state.
Hillary Clinton hails victory as Barack Obama cries spin
So to say that voters only knew of Clinton going into Florida's primary because of name recognition and because the others did not campaign there, is more than an overstatement! If you think about the million voters who participated in Florida and realize that number is a fraction of registered democrat voters in the state, you start to realize that the primaries are not necessarily national indicators. Obama would lose big in Florida in November. Democrats who vote in primaries (ie. those that are more engaged in the contest) are clearly divided, therefore Obama has little chance of getting the nomination. Even if he did somehow get the nomination, does anyone doubt that the average midwestern white democrat would defect to McCain or another Republican? In the end the delegates will certainly go to Hillary if the Dem.
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