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Grit Index: D-backs use 9 runs to keep Dodgers from clinching NL West
The Arizona Diamondbacks prevented the Los Angeles Dodgers from clinching the division and celebrating on their home field by earning a 9-4 win on Wednesday night at Chase Field.
Arizona got out to an early 4-0 lead and they were able to hang on but not without some pressure from LA.
Once again it was Paul Goldschmidt with the clutch hit in the first, a two-run homer, to put Arizona on the board first. Goldy battled in a 10-pitch at-bat, once down 0-2 in the count, before launching the homer into the pool area in left-center field.
In the third, they tacked on another two runs and came one hitter shy of batting around the order.
The D-backs were unable to scrape a run across from the fourth to the seventh innings despite having several opportunities with men on base.
But the floodgates opened in the eighth.
They scored five runs, batted around the order and put the Dodgers away for good with Brad Ziegler closing out the game in the ninth, despite allowing a solo home run to Tim Federowicz.
D-backs' starter Brandon McCarthy was solid for the most part. He lasted six innings, gave up ten hits and three earned runs as well as a solo home run to Yasiel Puig in the fourth. He also recorded three strikeouts and no walks.
Dodgers' starter Stephen Fife, who was starting in place of Clayton Kershaw, meanwhile, was ineffective. He pitched just 2.1 innings, allowing four earned runs on six hits and giving up one home run while walking three in the loss.
The Good:
The Diamondbacks are now 4-2 in their last six games and 11-7 in their last 18 home games. With the win on Wednesday night they won their third straight season series against the Dodgers for the second time in club history. They also did it from 1999-2001.
The Bad:
Although it was nice that the Diamondbacks generated some offense with 12 hits on the night, it was not good that they left 14 runners stranded. Overall they were 4-for-16 with runners in scoring position.
-Starting pitcher Brandon McCarthy is now 3-1 with a 2.50 ERA, with one walk and 18 strikeouts in his last five starts. Over those five starts he faced 142 batters
-Reliever David Hernandez has now recorded eight straight scoreless appearances since his recall from Triple-A Reno on September 1st.
-The D-backs five-run eighth inning was the largest against the Dodgers since July 6th, 2012.
-Paul Goldschmidt hit his 34th home run of the season and tied Steve Finley for seventh place on the club's single-season, all-time list.
He Said It:
"You know we were on ESPN tonight and I wanted Goldy to have a good game, selfishly. You know they're talking about other very good candidates. We're certainly biased here. He proves it day in and day out. He's everything you could want. He's certainly deserving of the most valuable player." -Manager Kirk Gibson on the play of Paul Goldschmidt
Up Next:
The Diamondbacks play the Dodgers in the finale of this four game series against the Dodgers in a matinee on Thursday at Chase Field. Wade Miley will get the start for Arizona and Ricky Nolasco will go for Los Angeles. Miley is looking for his eleventh win of the season (10-10) and currently owns a 3.70 ERA. The lefty has a 1-0 record with a 3.29 ERA in two starts against the Dodgers this season.
Nolasco is 13-10 on the season for Los Angeles and has a 3.36 ERA. This will be his 14th start as a Dodger. He was acquired by LA on July 6th.
First pitch on Thursday is at 12:40pm on Arizona Sports 620 AM.
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- Joe Garagiola Jr., MLB Sr. VP of Standards & On-Field OperationsThe former D-backs GM shares his thoughts on Randy Johnson's upcoming Hall of Fame induction.
- Greg Swindell- Former Diamondback Greg Swindell looks back at his time as a teammate of three of the four new Hall of Famers.
- Luis Gonzalez, D-backs legendGonzo remembers what it was like to be Randy Johnson's teammate.
- Tony La Russa, D-backs Chief Baseball OfficerTony recalls what it was like to manage ball games against Randy Johnson.


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UNIVERSAL CITY, California — Both said it could happen someday, and now it has: Jessica and Ashlee Simpson have recorded a duet.
The sisters collaborated on a version of "Little Drummer Boy" for an upcoming holiday record from Jessica.
"It was a good opportunity because it's for a Christmas album, and Christmas is about family," Ashlee said backstage at the Teen Choice Awards taping Sunday (see "Usher And Lindsay Win Big, Ashlee Burps, Britney A No-Show At Teen Choice Awards" ).
Jessica just started the record, so the title and release date have yet to be determined, according to her spokesperson. It is known the singer will duet with another family member on the release — husband Nick Lachey — although the spokesperson was unsure which song the reality-TV stars will do.
Ashlee, meanwhile, is preparing to release her second single and video, "Shadow" (see "Blondes Have More Fun In Ashlee Simpson's New Video" ), and is talking with MTV about shooting a second season of "The Ashlee Simpson Show." "I'm pretty sure we'll do it," she said.
The reality show will be Ashlee's only TV series now that she has left the cast of "7th Heaven" in order to tour behind her album.
" '7th Heaven' is amazing, all the cast is so nice," Ashlee said. "But I'm happy to move on. [Artists] have stepping stones and then we do other things."
Ashlee's album, Autobiography (see "Ashlee Simpson Retakes Top Spot On Albums Chart" ), debuted at the top of the sales chart three weeks ago, surprising even Ashlee herself.
"Oh my God, I had no clue I was going to have the #1 record, so it was pretty darn exciting for me," she said. "I thought my first week I would sell 80,000, and the first day I found out I sold 150,000. I was like, 'What in the world is happening to me?' "
To celebrate, Ashlee's father and manager, Joe Simpson, surprised her with a trip to Cabo San Lucas. "I hadn't had a day off in so long, so … [we] relaxed for three days," she said.
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2 Sarah died in Kiriath-arba (that is, Hebron ) in the land of Canaan; and Abraham went in to mourn for Sarah and to weep for her. | 2 She died at Kiriath Arba (that is, Hebron) in the land of Canaan, and Abraham went to mourn for Sarah and to weep over her. |
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Looks like the 2012 AOY race will be one of musical chairs. We've had a lead change after every event.
Current tournament leader Brent Chapman is now in the driver's seat and should remain so at least until the next stop at the Mississippi River later this month. A lead change after each of the first five tournaments hasn't happened since 2008, when there was a change after every tournament until the ninth. KVD won it that year, kicking off his string of four in a row ... and counting.
Photographer James Overstreet and I have joined a dozen other boats with observers of Day Two leader Brent Chapman. He already had one bass in the livewell and we saw him add another at 6:55. Neither is much more than a keeper.
But Overstreet has spent time observing Chapman each of the last two days, and he reports Chapman has been whacking bass all day long.
Chapman mentioned at the weigh-in yesterday that the thermocline in this area is right at 30 feet deep and the bass are holding as close to it as possible.
The take-off is over and the semifinal 50 boats are on their way. Shortly, or at least no later than today's weigh-in, we will be able to put to rest a couple of arguments brewing around the crew.
Some say already that this is Brent Chapman's tourney to lose. The boy is just stroking them that strong. Yesterday's 25-pound, 8-ounce stringer is a testament to that.
But the other side insists it's too early to tell. This is Toledo, where a 5-pound deficit is just a half a bite. One big fish and you can make a major move. Ish Monroe did it last year. Still others say, guys like Matt Herren are catching them pretty strong, as is Cliff Pace. Even Jeff Kriet, who boated 25 pounds on Day Two and sits in ninth place, has a shot.
We love to argue. This remains, after all, a bass tournament, where almost every scenario is possible. And this is a lake that always serves up some drama. Dean Rojas had a decent lead last year, and just won by an ounce; we've had ties here before and about 10 years ago, the space shuttle crashing closed off sections of the lake.
All of that to illustrate: You can't rule out anything on Toledo. Promises for an interesting day.
Steve Wright and James Overstreet are out on the water, and we'll soon hear from them in the Live Blog. Mark Zona and Tommy Sanders are there as well and will be shooting BASSCams, and James Hall and Gary Tramontina are in another direction. All their info with BASSTrakk and we should soon see this event taking shape.
There's nothing like being at a Bassmaster Elite Series event. But if you can't be in Many, La., for the 2012 Bassmaster Elite Series Toledo Bend Battle this weekend, we've got you covered. You can keep up online in a way that will make you feel like you're on the water yourself.
Here are nine ways we'll keep you informed:
You get a front row seat to the weigh-ins each day. From the comfort of your home, you can watch the pros weigh in right in front of you on your computer screen without delay. You'll know who wins at the same time the winner finds out! Tune in to the live weigh-ins at 3:15 p.m. CT all four days of competition.
2. Twitter
In fewer than 140 characters apiece, you can read updates of the tournament as it is happening. From your laptop, phone or desktop, you can watch the event unfold, tweet by tweet.
There are several ways to follow along on Twitter. You can follow the official B.A.S.S. Twitter account, www.twitter.com/BASS_nation, where you'll get insider info provided by B.A.S.S.'s on-site staff, B.A.S.S. emcees and tournament officials.
You can follow the official hashtag of B.A.S.S., #bassmaster. Anyone connected to or interested in the tournament tags his or her posts with this keyword, and fans can read multiple perspectives on the tournament's goings-on. Even the pros post with this hashtag, so you could get actual updates from contenders who have spectators on the water tweeting for them. To follow the hashtag, whether you have a Twitter account or not, just go to http://tweetchat.com/room/bassmaster.
You can also follow the pros' or insiders' Twitter accounts. Click these links to follow the lists of Bassmaster Elite Series pros, including Randy Howell and Keith Poche, or to follow B.A.S.S. insiders, including emcee Dave Mercer and host Mark Zona.
3. BASSCam
BASSCam is a series of videos shot on the water and uploaded immediately so you can get near-live updates of what's happening out there, often in the pros' own words. Vidoes are posted all four days of competition.
4. Facebook
Fans of B.A.S.S.'s Facebook page, www.facebook.com/bass, get updates and photos throughout the day right in their newsfeed. You can comment, ask questions and share photos, all within Facebook. Plus, most of the Bassmaster Elite Series contenders have their own fan pages, so you can watch your favorites (and get their fishing advice) all year long.
During the live weigh-ins, fans can watch the Live Leaderboard to see who's on the bubble for the final cut (from 50 to 12 during Saturday's weigh-in) and to keep up with who has performed consistently and how much they need to bring to the scales to secure a win.
B.A.S.S. emcee Dave Mercer and Bassmaster hosts Tommy Sanders and Mark Zona team up for Toyota Hooked Up!, a live video special, which airs at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. CT Saturday and Sunday. After the champion has been crowned, you'll hear from the winner in his own words — while he's still absorbing the shock of his win.
7. War Room
At the 2012 Bassmaster Classic, B.A.S.S. introduced the War Room, a concept that was extremely popular with fans. The doors to the formerly private TV and production trailers have been pried open, and you now get to hear what B.A.S.S. officials hear, when they hear it.
Even better, if you have a question, just ask it in the comments box below the War Room video, and the producers will make every effort to get your question answered.
The War Room opens at 9 a.m. CT Saturday and Sunday and provides updates on the hour until 2 p.m. CT.
8. Live Blog
The Live Blog is where our reporters' on-the-fly updates will be posted throughout competition on Saturday and Sunday. B.A.S.S. reporters take to Toledo Bend, seeking out contenders and trying to get the scoop, which we then deliver to you, right here.
9. BASSTrakk
The very popular BASSTrakk will be running during competition hours Saturday and Sunday. When a contender catches a fish, his Marshal reports the estimated weight, which in turn is posted online so you can see how your favorite pro is doing — and where the fish are.
All nine of these options are completely free! We invite you to tune in, interact and enjoy!


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As regulatory compliance pressure mounts and the trend towards continuous monitoring increases, enterprise security teams are adapting and are using solutions like QualysGuard PC to automate General Computer Controls (GCC) to adopt a broad and proactive auditing approach. The use of such solutions provides enterprises with the ability to move from a sampling, point in time approach to 100% coverage with near real-time results while reducing costs.
Key data and trends from this data include:
- A large number of devices scanned more than half of the scan target are out of support. Companies are depending on a large number of computer technologies, especially operating systems that are no longer supported by their manufacturers through standard support. Examples include Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows XP, RHEL, AIX 5, Solaris 8 and Solaris 9. Windows 2003 Server and Windows XP account for the vast majority of technologies under extended support, which will end in July 2015 and April 2014, respectively.
- Newer computer technologies have a higher rate of passing compliance, confirming the general trend of higher security for newer technologies also on the compliance side.
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I'm retiring 'Wild Picnic' to focus on my new blog A Forager's Treasury, which has a book to go with it - hurrah!
I've loved doing Wild Picnic, and one of the best things about it has been the contact it's allowed me to make with other foraging enthusiasts.
Thank you to everyone who has ever read it or commented on it. The experiences, ideas and knowledge shared have been immeasurably valuable.
Please come along to A Forager's Treasury - the blog or the Facebook page, and continue to comment if you'd like to.
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Posted: May 1, 2012
Rocky Patel Premium Cigars has released the Rocky Patel 2012 Decade Edición Limitada: a limited production Decade with a broadleaf wrapper and bolder blend.
The blend on the 2012 release is the same as in past years: a Pennsylvanian maduro broadleaf wrapper around a bunch of Nicaraguan filler and binder tobacco—with one special change. "The exception," said creative director Anthony Jimenez, "is that we added one additional leaf of ligero, giving the cigar a bigger, bolder flavor."
The Decade Edición Limitada comes in three sizes: Robusto (5 1/2 inches by 52), Toro (6 by 52) and Torpedo (6 1/4 by 52). The cigars have suggested retail prices of $10.60, $11.60 and $12.10, respectively.
The three-size limited-production line was originally released in March 2010, making this the third year of Edición Limitada Decades for Rocky Patel Cigars. The Torpedo scored 90 points in the December 2010 issue of Cigar Aficionado magazine.
Rocky Patel Cigars produced just 500 boxes of each size. They come in boxes of 20 and are made at the El Paraiso factory in Honduras, so the entire production across all three sizes was just 30,000 cigars. The line shipped at the end of April and is in retail stores now.
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What's Happening with Rooms 115, 117 and 119?
Posted February 14th, 2008 by AnonymousOver the last several days room 115 (the Academic Support office and 1L study aids library) and 119 (student mailboxes and other communications) have gotten new rugs and 117 (upper class study aids library and study area) was closed because it was used to store confidential materials from 115. We were lucky that the University was able to provide us with these badly needed new rugs for free despite the budget crunch. Rooms 117 and 119 are now back in operation and set up as they were prior to the disruption. Room 115 still needs to have the computer and phone hooked up and will have a new look when it opens.
I am also in the process of sorting through the various 1L study aids and eliminating obsolete ones. (Many thanks to the faculty, students and alums who have contributed to the collection over the years!) For example, I am taking the audio cassette sets off the shelves as I don't believe anyone can use them anymore. I will resume office hours in 115 next Monday, but, as always, my door is almost always open to room 216 and I can address matters involving Academic Support or Student Affairs from either venue. I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.
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Louisville Law Negotiation Team Wins the Nationals Competition!
Posted February 12th, 2008 by AnonymousCongratulations to our Negotiations Team, which won the national competition held February 8-9 in Los Angeles, Calif. The team has been invited to attend the international competition in London, England, in July as the United States representative. This is the negotiation team's best result in school history.
The ABA Law Student Division's Negotiation Team Competition is designed to promote greater interest among law students in legal negotiation and provides a means for them to practice and improve their negotiating skills. The competition simulates legal negotiations in which law students, acting as lawyers, negotiate a series of legal problems.
The students who represented the law school at this competition are Scott Powell and David Scott, both 3Ls. Michelle Grant Rudovich and Mary Jo Gleason are the co-coaches.
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Posted February 12th, 2008 by Timothy S. HallUpcoming Events at the Louisville Bar Association
Posted February 6th, 2008 by AnonymousThe Louisville Bar Association will be hosting its annual Attorney Bowl for Kids Sake on February 20th, 2008 at the Lucky Strike Bowling Lanes at 4th Street Live. Participation in this event will serve as an investment into the local community. All proceeds will go to benefit the Kentuckiana Big Brothers and Big Sisters program. Lanes are available at 4:30, 5:30, and 6:45, and teams may have up to six bowlers. It would be great if a team from Brandeis could participate. This will be a great opportunity to not only help kids in the local community, but to also network with members of the Louisville Bar Association. If you are interested in participating and would like more information, please contact Ja Nae Martin your Louisville Bar Association Representative at email@example.com.
Patti Heying to Speak at Next Public Service Lunch 'n' Learn
Posted February 5th, 2008 by AnonymousThe next Lunch 'n' Learn sponsored by the Public Service Program will be on Wednesday, February 13 at 12:15 p.m. in Room 177. Our guest speaker will be Patti Heying from the Department of Public Advocacy. All students are welcome to attend. If you are a third year who still needs to sign up for your public service project, this might be an opportunity for you. Reservation Forms will be available for students to sign up that day.
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Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals Invites Students to Hear Oral Arguments
Posted January 31st, 2008 by AnonymousOn February 1, a three-judge panel from the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals will hear oral arguments presented by Air Force appellate government and defense counsel in the Allen Courtroom. Law students are invited to attend the proceedings. Documents summarizing the case will be made available prior to the proceedings.
The Court consists of eight sitting judges, two of whom are graduates of our law school: Colonel James R. Wise (class of '75) and Colonel Barbara Goodwin Brand (class of '81).
Following the proceedings, Colonel Wise and his law clerk, Captain Cynthia Kearley, will be available to discuss their work in the Court. Students are welcome to join the officers for a brown bag lunch.
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WHERE: Brandeis Room. You MUST pay $30 (students) the day your picture is taken.
Graduating Students: Composite pictures will be taken Tuesday, Feb. 5 from 1-5 in the Brandeis Room. The cost is $30 to be paid in CASH or by CHECK at the time your photo is taken. This gets you in the large school composite picture, 1-11x14 class composite, and 2-passport sized photos.
There is no need to sign up for a time! Just stop by and see the photographer! THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE!
FACULTY: Professors may also have their picture updated free of charge.If you are unable to make this last time please email a headshot to email@example.com indicating that you are from the UofL School of Law.
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2008 American Inns of Court Warren E. Burger Prize
Posted January 16th, 2008 by AnonymousThe Warren E. Burger Prize is awarded to encourage thoughtful practical scholarship in the areas of legal excellence, civility, ethics and professionalism. The American Inns of Court invites professors, students, judges, and other authors to participate in the writing competition by submitting an original, unpublished essay of 10,000 to 25,000 words on a topic of your choice addressing issues of legal excellence, civility, ethics and professionalism. The submission deadline is June 15, 2008.
The author of the winning submission will receive a cash prize of $5,000, and the essay will be published in the South Carolina Law Review. The Warren E. Burger Prize will be presented to the author at the American Inns of Court annual Celebration of Excellence in Washington, DC on October 11, 2008.
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Summer Law Institute & Internship in Seoul
Posted January 15th, 2008 by AnonymousFordham University School of Law and Sungkyunkwan University College of Law are pleased to co-sponsor the third annual Summer Law Institute, a three week academic program in international and comparative law in Seoul, Korea from June 10-27, 2008. The 2007 Summer Institute was attended by 97 law students and practitioners, with students coming from 35 U.S. and Canadian law schools including Boston College, Cornell, Fordham, Hastings, USC, University of Texas, and Villanova. Five countries were represented in the student body, including two students from Beijing University in China.
Students may enroll in three credit hours by taking one of the following courses: International Human Rights Law, International Commercial Arbitration, and International Business Transactions. These courses will be taught in English by distinguished tenured or tenure-track faculty from Fordham and the University of Washington Law Schools. The program will also offer optional Korean language lessons for those students interested in learning some basic Korean. Students will be able to enroll in three credit hours during the program, and the courses are approved by the ABA for credit toward the J.D. degree.
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CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming could help finance the construction of a coal export dock in the Pacific Northwest, according to the executive director of the Wyoming Infrastructure Authority.
Wyoming makes the pitch for exports in tours to Powder River Basin mine
GILLETTE — In between the appetizers at Old Chicago, dinner at the Prime Rib Restaurant and Wine Cellar and tourism videos showing deer, elk and antelope grazing on the grasslands of the Powder River Basin, there was coal. Some 100 million tons of it.
Corps halts review of Oregon coal export terminal
PORTLAND, Ore. — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has brought its review of a proposed coal export terminal to an immediate halt, a blow to the Australian company that's trying to get coal from the Northern Rockies to a hungry Asian market.
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DECKER — The 300-foot dragline juts into southern Montana skyline like an industrial tower, a titan among giant equipment at Cloud Peak Energy's Spring Creek Mine.
Coal port developers ask for support in Pacific Northwest
Developers said Wednesday they are politically outmatched in their battle to build two coal ports in Washington state, and they're begging for help from Montana industry.
Companies seek to drop dueling lawsuits over mine
Two companies sought to drop their dueling lawsuits over a Montana coal mine on Wednesday after a deal to sell the mine stalled over financing troubles.
Hearings in Portland, Hermiston on coal exports
PORTLAND, Ore. — Hundreds of people attended hearings Tuesday in Hermiston and Portland on a proposal for a coal transfer terminal on the Columbia River at Boardman.
Hearings on coal transfer terminal at Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore. — Thousands of comments are expected to be received as Oregon regulators consider permits for a proposed terminal along the Columbia River to transfer coal from trains to barges for eventual shipment to Asia.
Montana coal mine deal beset by financing problems
More signs of problems have emerged with an Australian company's bid to take over a Montana coal mine, as court documents reveal Ambre Energy has been unable to come up with more than $70 million in cash to close on the deal.
Oregon coal port gets key draft permit
GRANTS PASS, Ore. — An Australian energy company has cleared a key hurdle for a terminal on the Oregon side of the Columbia River that would ship coal from the Great Plains to Asia.
Montana considering loan to Australian coal exporter
An Australian company seeking to take control of a Montana coal mine and boost exports to Asia is in discussions with state officials about a potential $10 million loan from an economic development trust, representatives of the state and Ambre Energy said Friday.
Export coal deal stalls as companies renegotiate
A proposed deal on a Montana coal mine that supporters said would boost Asian exports of the fuel via the West Coast has stalled, according to court documents that show the companies involved are renegotiating terms of the sale.
Australians eye coal-to-liquids plant
CASPER, Wyo. — A company with coal mining and export assets is considering building a coal-to-motor fuels plant in Wyoming.
Groups to sue BNSF, others over coal in waterways
SEATTLE — Several conservation groups on Tuesday announced plans to sue Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway and several top U.S. coal producers, claiming they spill coal into Washington state waterways in violation of federal law.
Oregon coal export permit delayed; company expects to start on time
CASPER, Wyo. -- The company planning one of two Oregon terminals that could export Wyoming and Montana coal to Asia grudgingly agreed this week to a state suggestion that it seek a delay in a permit deadline for its project.
Coal company rapped by research group
An environmental research group says an Australian company seeking to ramp up U.S. coal shipments to Asia has financial problems that could hobble its export ambitions.
Coal deal could boost exports; Montana layoffs stand
A pair of coal companies have struck a deal on a disputed Montana mine that both sides said could boost Asian exports through the West Coast, but won't prevent up to 75 layoffs in the short term.
Decker Coal Mine's future uncertain as layoffs loom
With dozens of workers set to be laid off early next year, a southeastern Montana coal mine faces an uncertain future as an internal ownership dispute and the impending loss of a key customer leaves roughly 90 more jobs hanging in the balance.
Montana's Decker coal mine to lay off 75 workers
Up To 75 employees of Montana's Decker Coal Mine will be laid off from the surface mine near the Wyoming border in mid-January, managers said Friday.
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Meta Byte Technologies to offer Ultra-Secure Two Factor Authentication solutions to protect against Weak & Static Password Vulnerabilities in the region
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August 7th, 2012Many children return to sports such as soccer, football, cross-country and volleyball when they return to school. Teri McCambridge, MD, clinical director of Sports Medicine at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, says preparation before the first day of practice is critical to help reduce the risk of injury.
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August 6th, 2012The Natural Products Association (NPA) is the nation's largest association representing natural products and the leading representative of the dietary supplement industry. NPA Executive Director and CEO John Shaw and Senior Vice President of Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Dr. Cara Welch respond to a Consumer Reports story about vitamins and other supplements:
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I'd expect a little less attenuation, a more malty beer and a few more esters. I think S-04 would be a great yeast for an imperial stout. Throwing on the cake, I would also expect a pretty wild fermentation and I'd use a blowoff tube. Good luck.
Is there any particular reason you are choosing to pitch on the yeast cake of your previous batch? My advice would be to just go ahead and buy some S-05.
Yeah dry yeast is cheap, just buy a pack. If you use S-04, it's less attenuative than S-05, which is not something you really want on a beer that is going to have a high FG anyway.
I wouldn't adjust the hops much if at all. The profile will be a bit more malty but it won't make a malt bomb or anything. It will just not be a crisp. I don't think your final gravity will be all that far off using S-04 vs. US-05. Both list 75% or so for attenuation. I've gotten over 75% with both.
Don't know if 04 will handle that much alcohol. Why take a chance for a few bucks of yeast? 04 is an easy fast ferment but I have found I don't like the end product as much as 05 or a liquid English yeast.


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Review Sushi Restaurant: Ginza Kyubey (Kyubei): A few months ago we went to Ginza for Travelling. During that time, we have lunch at the Kyubey Sushi restaurant. This restaurant is famous in Sushi for long time ago. And we will review this restaurant for everyone.
As you may know that, Sushi is the most famous traditional food in Japan. Many tourists thought that if we need to eat the best sushi, then we have to go to the Tsukiji fish market. But that is not always true!
Acutely, the reason that why the Sushi restaurant at Tsukiji fish market are popular for tourist because it is located near the fish market and they think that the fish quality should be fresh and good, but for the Sushi restaurants in Ginza are the only one that can bids all the basest fishes from this markets. Then, the fish qualities for the sushi restaurants in Ginza are better than the Sushi restaurants in the Tsukiji fish market.
Ginza Kyubey (Kyubei) Restaurant Information:
Address: 7-6, Ginza 8-chome, Chuo-ku,Tokyo, 104-0061, Japan
Map direction: http://g.co/maps/8ajpk
Tel: (81 33) 571 6523
Open: Monday till Saturday, 11.30 – 14.00 and 17.00 – 22.00
English menu is available.
Price: 15,000++ Yen for Lunch course and 30,000++ Yen for Dinner course.
Note: if you need to dinner after 18.30, the restaurant is required you to make a reservation first.
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Having rediscovered the love of basketball, my 13-year-old recently tried out for her middle school team and made the final cut. This will be her first organized play in several years, dating to the phase when she was a veritable tomboy who lived and breathed hoops.
Naturally, my interest in basketball featuring females has risen again and is likely to remain elevated until I no longer have a family member involved. At that point, basketball featuring males will reclaim its prior market share of my hardwood affection, approximately 99 percent.
Sequoia dreams of playing in college and proceeding to the WNBA. I'm grateful that such opportunities for scholarships and paychecks even exist for little girls. I'll do everything in my power to help her pursue her goals, while rooting like crazy for every team she makes.
But the growth of women's basketball doesn't rest on folks like me, who are into it primarily because a relative or friend is involved. The sport's popularity will increase only by cultivating more genuine fans, whose attraction runs deeper than personal connections. One of the best ways to do that is through a simple act, a move that would make the game more exciting and increase the players' efficiency:
Bring the basket closer to the ground.
Don't just take my word for it. That's also the opinion of Geno Auriemma, UConn's legendary women's basketball coach.
"What makes fans not want to watch women's basketball is that some of the players can't shoot and they miss layups and that forces the game to slow down," Auriemma told the Hartford Courant on Monday. "How do help improve that? Lower the rim [from 10 feet]."
No one has more authority on women's basketball than Auriemma. UConn had posted one winning season in its history when he arrived in 1985. Under his direction, the Huskies have reached 13 Final Fours, won seven national titles and produced four undefeated seasons. A member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, as well as the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, Auriemma has reeled off winning streaks of 90 games and 70 games during his tenure.
Clearly, he doesn't make the suggestion because his teams are struggling to compete.
Auriemma merely acknowledges a fact that's sometimes difficult to concede, especially in politically-correct tones. But you can note physical differences between males and females without going Neanderthal and ranting about the "weaker sex." We do it in softball, where base paths are shorter and fences are closer than in baseball. And we do it in other aspects of hoops, where women use a smaller ball and shoot shorter 3-pointers.
Lowering the rim would be the same vein, an accommodation that's largely unnoticed in another sport.
"Do you think the average fan knows that the net is lower in women's volleyball than men's volleyball?" Auriemma said. "It's about seven inches shorter so the women have the chance for the same kind of success at the net [as the men]."
The tight bodies in form-fitting uniforms play a role, but that's not the only reason women's volleyball is more popular than its counterpart. Players don't enjoy the widespread exposure of women's college basketball and the WNBA, but their athleticism and explosiveness are easier to see, certainly more evident than if their net was identical to the men's height.
The spikes and blocks that make women's volleyball such a thrilling sport to watch wouldn't be as dynamic -- or occur as frequently -- if players had to rise an extra seven inches. Likewise, women's basketball players would be capable of more dunks and high-flying finishes if their target was closer.
It's not rocket science.
It's science.
"Let's say the average men's player is 6-5 and the average woman is 5-11," Auriemma said. "Let's lower the rim seven inches; let's say 7.2 inches to honor Title IX [instituted in 1972]. If you lower it, the average fan likely wouldn't even notice it. Now there would be fewer missed layups because the players are actually at the rim [when they shoot]. Shooting percentages go up. There would be more tip-ins."
The change would be a pain at facilities where rims and backboards are fixed, mounted to the wall. Switching to adjustable apparatus would create a cost, an expense that administrators might consider unwarranted given the tight economic conditions facing many sports programs. But the payoff would be worthwhile, a game that's more fun to play and watch.
Dropping the rim wouldn't decrease expectations or lower standards.
It would raise the level of enjoyment for our girls. And their fans.
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You try to use these examples of other uses (which I said that I am for) but the real reason all you all want it legalized so you can smoke it and get high off of it. Are you going to teach your kids to do the same? Are you going to send them to a school to brainwash and teach them that marijuana is good for your body, and according to you all, has no heath effects? I think you all are being the ignorant and naive ones. We are not living in the 60's anymore when free love and smoking weed was considered cool and the thing to do. As you can see, people's morals have declined starting then.
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Dr. Michael P. Vincent graduated from the Duke University School of Medicine in 1976. He works in Rockville, MD and specializes in Plastic Surgery and Hand Surgery. Dr. Vincent is affiliated with Suburban Hospital, Medstar Montgomery Medical Center and Shady Grove Adventist Hospital.
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Specialties: Plastic Surgery, Hand Surgery