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Report: Angels' Hamilton facing MLB discipline Los Angeles Angels outfielder Josh Hamilton is meeting Wednesday with MLB officials in New York about a disciplinary issue, the Los Angeles Times reported.

DJ IntroThis is the latest asdf software from Serato. This new software is based around all-in-one controllers such as the Numark Mixtrack Pro. This innovation makes it where: Two tracks can be mixed simultaneously using traditional DJ controls - scratch, nudge, pitch bend, EQ. Serato Sync locks tracks together for seamless grooves. Serato Crates make audio file management easy and advanced iTunes integration gives you instant access of personal library and playlist information. Cue points allow you to quickly access specific parts of songs. Loops repeat selected sections and can create new intros, outros and extended mixes. DJ-FX will enhance any asdf DJ set, allowing you to color songs and create unique sounding transitions. The Sample Player can play up to four short samples, audio loops, sound effects or full length tracks in addition to the two tracks you're mixing. Plug-and-Play connectivity makes it simple and fast to setup your supported Serato DJ Intro controller, computer and software and start DJing.ItchIn 2008, Serato announced the development of Itch, an integrated software and hardware system similar to Scratch Live but tied to hardware controllers and with a more simplified interface. Compatible hardware included the Vestax VCI-300 and the Numark NS7. The controllers connect via USB and use the MIDI Protocol to communicate with Itch. Since Itch's original release, new controllers and accessories have been released by Numark, Vestax, Denon, and Allen & Heath. These include:Allen & Heath Xone DX - All-in-one contoller with four channel mixer layout. Allows four deck control/playback(compared to two with other current hardware) and fx control.Denon DN HC5000 - Rackmount controller with touch sensitive jog wheels and displays with two line character text support. Compatible with optional CD/DVD drive.Numark NSFX - Matching fx controller for the NS7. Unlocks and allows control of Itch's fx section.Numark V7 - Single deck style controller modeled after NS7. Features A/B function for two deck control from one V7. When using two decks, the controllers are linked via an RJ45 ethernet cable so that only one USB port is used, which also allows seamless transition between DJs by plugging into the free USB port. Also features built in fx control.Vestax VFX-1 - Matching fx controller for VCI-300. Unlocks and allows control of Itch's fx section.Novation TwitchThere is also the forthcoming Numark X7 digital mixer which is rumored to allow full four deck control when combined with four V7s.

I was on Tamron Hall's MSNBC show Monday, and she played a clip of Peter King, the Long Island Republican congressman who well articulates the hawkish critique from the right. You've heard it many times: that Obama dilly-dallied for two years ago and should have been arming the Syria rebels before, or all this never would have happened.King could be right. With some reservations, I have basically agreed with the King/Hillary Clinton position. In August 2013, I wrote that bombing Syria (this was after news hit of the chemical attacks) was very risky but defensible and maybe inevitable. So I get King's argument. Where I differ with him is that he isn't, you know, God, and thus he can't possibly know what would have happened if Obama had armed the rebels in 2012. So while it's possible that King is right, there's also a chance that we just could have ended up arming ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusra, and the situation might have been worse.

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Well, nobody ever said it was easy being commander-in-chief, especially when you're running a war that nobody (starting with you) really wants. And you have to go on America's most-watched television news magazine show and admit that the intel was all screwed up. And the people we're supposedly "degrading" with all these airstrikes are suddenly within a few miles of the Turkish border in Syria, while in Iraq they are by some accounts within a few miles of Baghdad (although this is contradicted by other accounts).This war has taken a quick turn for the worse, or perhaps two or three of them. And then, as background music to all the above, there's the festering issue of its legality, both under international and domestic law, and the role of Congress in all this. Barack Obama is in for a rougher-than-usual couple of months. From the right, he is going to keep getting hammered for not having acted sooner. From the left, and perhaps from some corners of the right as well, for having acted too soon, or at least for having acted without congressional consent.