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Regional Deterministic Precipitation Analysis (RDPA - CaPA)
The Regional Deterministic Precipitation Analysis (RDPA) based on the Canadian Precipitation Analysis (CaPA) system is on a domain that corresponds to that of the operational regional model, i.e. the Regional Deterministic Prediction System (RDPS-LAM3D) except for areas over the Pacific ocean where the western limit of the RDPA domain is slightly shifted eastward with respect to the regional model domain. The resolution of the RDPA analysis is identical to the resolution of the operational regional system RDPS LAM3D. The fields in the RDPA GRIB2 dataset are on a polar-stereographic (PS) grid covering North America and adjacent waters with a 10 km resolution at 60 degrees north.
The data is available using the HTTP protocol and resides in a directory that is plainly accessible to a web browser. Visiting that directory with an interactive browser will yield a raw listing of links, each link being a downloadable GRIB2 file. In practice, we recommend writing your own script to automate the downloading of the desired data (using wget or equivalent). If you are unsure of how to proceed, you might like to take a look at our brief wget usage guide.
The data can be accessed at the following URLs:
- hh:time interval of 06 or 24 hours in which precipitation accumulations are analyzed
File name nomenclature
The file names have the following nomenclature:
- CMC: constant string indicating the data is from the Canadian Meteorological Centre
- RDPA: constant string indicating the data is from the regional deterministic precipitation analysis (RDPA)
- APCP: constant string indicating the variable included in this file is in this case the accumulated precipitation which has been analyzed.
- 006: Precipitation accumulation interval is 006 hours
- 024: Precipitation accumulation interval is 024 hours
- 0100cutoff: Observation cut-off time is one hour after the time YYYYMMDDHH indicating that possibly not all observations have been collected
- 0700cutoff: Observation cut-off time is about 007 hours after the time YYYYMMDDHH indicating that a maximum of observations has likely been collected
- SFC: constant string indicating the type of level is at the surface.
- 0: elevation of the above level type where here 0 indicates the surface. For RDPA grib2 data this is the only level available.
- ps10km: constant string indicating the projection used is polar-stereographic at 10km resolution.
- YYYYMMDD: Year, month and day of the beginning time of the analysis.
- HH: UTC run time [00,06, 12, 18]
- 000: represents the number of hours after the YYYYMMDDHH time at which the analysis is valid.
- grib2: constant string indicating the GRIB2 format is used
Example of file name:
This file originates from the Canadian Meteorological Center (CMC) and contains data of the regional deterministic precipitation analysis (RDPA).
It contains the preliminary analysis of the accumulated precipitation represented here by APCP over a 6 (006) hour time interval starting at 2015011206 and ending at 2015011212. It is considered preliminary because the analysis has been produced using observations collected in a short 0100 hour period i.e. before all observations have been collected.
The data is on a polar-stereographic grid at 10km resolution (ps10km).
The file name contains the valid time of the analysis which in this case is 2015011212_000.
The data encoded in GRIB2 format (.grib2).
Note that a second variable is also included in this file and it is the confidence index for the analysis.
RDPA variables are only available for the surface level.
Data in GRIB2 format
More details about this system can be found here: The Canadian Precipitation Analysis (CaPA)
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A top-down approach to identifying threats and countermeasures, CISOs should consider a threat modeling technique also described in Part III. The threat modeling technique allows the target application to be decomposed to reveal its attack surface and subsequently its relevant threats, associated countermeasures, and finally, its gaps and weaknesses.
A top-down approach to identifying threats and countermeasures, CISOs should consider a threat modeling technique also described in Part III. The threat modeling technique allows the target application to be decomposed to reveal its attack surface and subsequently its relevant threats, associated countermeasures, and finally, its gaps and weaknesses.
New application technologies and platforms such as Mobile
New application technologies and platforms such as Mobile , Web 2.0, and Cloud Computing Services offer different threats and countermeasure techniques.
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Executive Summary
The fact that applications ought to be considered company's assets is "per se" a good reason to put applications in scope for compliance with information security policies and standards. The impact of compliance with information security policies and standards for applications typically depends on the classification of the asset-data stored by the application, the type of exposure of the application to the users (e.g. internet, intranet, extranet) and the risk of the functionality that the application supports with the data (e.g. access to confidential data, transfer of money, payments, users administration etc). From information security perspective, applications should be in scope for organizations specific vulnerability assessments and application security requirements. The security validations and certifications of applications follow specific security requirements such as for the secure design, secure coding and secure operations. These are often part of the goals of application security standards. Therefore compliance is a critical aspect of application security and of CISOs responsibilities but not the only one.
Application security spans also other security domains that CISOs are responsible for. These can be summarized as (GRC) Governance, Risk and Compliance.
- From governance perspective CISOs are responsible to institute application security processes, roles and responsibilities to manage them and software security training and awareness for software developers such as defensive coding and vulnerability risk management for information security officers/managers.
- From the risk management perspective, the risks managed by the CISOs also include application security risks such as the risks of specific threats targeting applications that process confidential user data by seeking to exploit gaps in security controls as well as vulnerabilities in applications.
- Among CISOs security domains, compliance with regulations and security standards is often the one that gets the most attention from the organization's executive management. The aim of this guide, is to help CISOs fulfill compliance requirements as well as to use compliance requirements as one of the reasons for justifying investments in application security. For some organizations managing risks of security incidents such as credit card fraud, theft of personal identifiable information, theft of intellectual property and confidential data is what gets most of executive management attention especially when the organization has been impacted by data breach security incidents.
Part I: Reasons for Investing in Application Security
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The mitigation of the risks of cyber threats targeting the organization's assets is today one of the CISOs top priorities. This is due to the emerging cyber threats that characterise today's threat landscape. These threat agents are financially motivated and often seek to either steal money or valuable data such as citizen's personal data, customer's financial accounts, client data and business intellectual property data. Because of the continuously evolving cyber threats and attacks increasingly targeting applications, their source code and data, CISOs today focus on the protection of these assets from these cyber threats. For these reasons, one of the primary goals of this guide is to help CISOs managing the risk of cyber threats specifically targeting these. This guide for example will focus on threat analysis and risk management besides the traditional vulnerability management that is done for applications. For example, managing application risks deals with the identification of the value assets such as mission critical applications, the analysis of threats against these assets, the assessment of vulnerabilities exposing these assets and the selection of security measures to reduce potential impacts for the exploit of these vulnerabilities for the business.
Part II: Criteria for Managing Application Security Risks
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CISOs must prioritize security issues in order to identify areas needing attention first. To make informed decisions on how to manage application security risks, CISOs often need to assess the costs of fixing known vulnerabilities and adoption of new countermeasures and to consider the risk mitigation benefits of doing so. Costs vs. benefits trade offs are critical to decide on which application security measures and security controls to invest in to reduce the level of risk. Often CISOs need to explain to executive management the risks to applications and to articulate the potential business impacts for the organization in case applications are attacked and confidential data is breached.
Security risks are business risks only when all three risk characteristics exist:
- Viable Threat
- Vulnerability that may be exposed
- Asset of value
To systematically prioritize risks for investment, CISOs should consider a risk scoring methodology known as the Common Vulnerability Scoring System Version 2.0 (CVSSv2).
A top-down approach to identifying threats and countermeasures, CISOs should consider a threat modeling technique also described in Part III. The threat modeling technique allows the target application to be decomposed to reveal its attack surface and subsequently its relevant threats, associated countermeasures, and finally, its gaps and weaknesses.
New application technologies and platforms such as Mobile Applications, Web 2.0, and Cloud Computing Services offer different threats and countermeasure techniques.
- Mobile Applications
- Example Concerns: lost or stolen devices, malware, multi-communication channel exposure, weak authentication
- Example CISO Actions: Meeting mobile security standards, tailoring security audits to assess mobile application vulnerabilities, secure provisioning, and application data on personal devices.
- Web 2.0
- Example Concerns: securing social media, content management, security of third party technologies and services
- Example CISO Actions: security api, CAPTCHA, unique security tokens in form posts, and transaction approval workflows.
- Cloud Computing Services
- Example Concerns: multi-tenant deployments, security of cloud computing deployments, third party risk, data breaches, denial of service malicious insiders
- Example CISO Actions: cloud computing security assessment, compliance-audit assessment on cloud computing providers, due diligence, encryption in transit and at rest, and monitoring.
One important aspect covered by this guide is to create awareness of the economical impacts caused by the loss and the compromise of confidential data stored and processed by applications. Today's cyber threat landscape is characterised more and more by value driven threat agents rather than the ego driven threat agents of ten years ago. Ego driven threat agents such as script kiddies and hackers sought to exploit computer vulnerabilities for fame. Today's threat agents seek financial gain such as by attacking applications to compromise users' sensitive data and company's proprietary information for financial gain, fraud as well as for competitive advantage (e.g. through cyber espionage). To mitigate the risks posed by these threat agents, it is necessary to determine the risk exposure and factor the probability and the impact of these threats as well as to identify the type of application vulnerabilities that can be exploited by these threat agents. The exploit of some of these application vulnerabilities might severely and negatively impact the organization and jeopardise the business. The aim of this guide is also to help technical security managers and project managers to prioritise application vulnerabilities for mitigation. Vulnerability management is a critical process for reducing technical risks that the exploit of these vulnerabilities might entail. Unfortunately, just mitigating the risk of application vulnerabilities might not be enough to protect them from attacks of motivated and persistent threat agents seeking to exploit gaps and holes in the deployment and configuration of applications. Even under the assumption that all vulnerabilities identified within an application are fixed, such an application might still be attacked and impacted because of the lack of adequate countermeasures against specific threats. To help CISOs to decide which countermeasures are cost effective for mitigating the risks of specific threats against applications, this guide aims to provide criteria to CISOs for estimating the economical impact that data breach incidents sought by these threats. By estimating the impact for the business of security incidents is possible to compare them with the costs of the security measures to decide which measures to apply.
For risk complacent organizations, the situational awareness of the type of security incidents impacting applications and of the emerging threats causing them, not always translates in the adoption of a new application security measure or of strategic processes to proactively mitigate these risks. For risk adverse organizations, cyber threat awareness of which applications are the primary targets from cyber attacks and incidents might translate in giving CISOs the responsibility for creating a new cyber-threat risk management strategy for mitigating the risk of emerging threats. For organizations that have a conservative approach toward mitigation of the cyber risks a sound risk mitigation strategy consists of proactively managing application security risks. Simply put, proactive risk management in the case of application and software security is one of the goals of security engineering. At a minimum, this includes identifying application vulnerabilities and fixing them before these could be exploited by threat agents and negatively affect the organization's business.
Often vulnerability assessments are just the bare minimum technical risk mitigation process and often these required for compliance with internal information security policies. Unfortunately just identifying vulnerabilities and fixing them is not enough for mitigating the risk of today's emerging cyber-threats. The mitigation of the risk if emerging cyber-threats requires the adoption of new security measures and application security processes that adapt to these cyber-threats. For several organizations the adoption of new application security measures and processes often depends upon different factors besides threat awareness also costs and the organization risk culture also referred by risk managers as the organization "appetite" for risk. This appetite for risk is typically low when one of the organization has been impacted by a security incident and incurred in financial losses as result of it. For some organizations today unfortunately, this is rather the norm then a probability as for many organizations that have already experienced security incidents. Often these security incidents cause significant impact to the business and applications have been targeted resulting in the loss and the compromise of confidential and sensitive data. Because cyber threats are real and impacts noticeable CiSOs are often the ones that are asked by executive management to respond if security incidents involving applications could have been prevented. Unfortunately, for the majority of the CISOs today the question is not "IF" their applications will be impacted by a data breach incident but "WHEN". CISOs therefore need to be prepared to answer these questions more often. One thing that CISOs can do is to make sure application risk are communicated to the business executives such as by providing "emerging cyber-threat awareness" to executive management. CISOs need to be real about cyber-threat risks and present to the business the overall picture of information security risks, not just compliance and vulnerabilities but also security incidents and threat intelligence of threat agents targeting the organization information assets including for applications.
Cyber-threat risk awareness is necessary today to justify a request of spending in application security measures such as processes, tools and technologies to reduce the impact of these cyber-threats to the organization.For CISOs, the understanding of the security investment budgeting constraints, the reasons for investment in application security and the prioritisation of risk mitigation measures within these reasons and constraints is mandatory. For some type of organizations such as financial organizations, the majority of the investments in application security is spent to comply with information security standards and regulatory requirements to pass audits and certifications. For organizations already impacted by security incidents involving applications, the need of investment in application security is for making sure other security incidents in the future won't cause further data losses. In both cases, ability to communicate risks to the business empowers CISOs to articulate the business case for application security and justify additional spending in application security measures. This justification need to consider the economical impact of security incidents comparing with the costs of unlawful non compliance. Today's costs to the business due to the economical impacts of security incidents is much higher than the costs of non-compliance and failing audits. Often the severity of the impact of security incidents might costs CISOs their jobs and the company loosing reputation and revenues.
The focus on mitigating the impact of security incidents targeting applications and software today is no longer an option but a necessity. From risk management perspective, the main questions that CISOs need to answer are "what is the likelihood and impact of application security incidents" and "what are the most cost effective measures to prevent and application security incident". One aspect of risk prevention is focusing on vulnerability testing and vulnerability risk management programs. OWASP is the primary source to provide organizations with the top ten web application risks that need to be mitigated. The testing of OWASP T10 might require organizations to routinely perform security testing of these vulnerabilities in web applications. Once the vulnerabilities are identified and the severity assigned to these, it is important to have a vulnerability management process that allow managers to prioritise the fixes of these vulnerabilities by risk severity but also by the business impacts that might cause in the case these will be exploited by an attacker.But vulnerabilities are just one aspect of risk mitigation for application security risks. Besides managing the risk of application vulnerabilities, it is also important to deploy countermeasures against emerging top cyber-threats targeting applications such as denial of service, hacking and malware.
Another important factor to consider in applying security measures is to follow information security principles and best practices. Today, preventive and detective security controls play an important role in mitigating application security risks and should be considered by CISOs as necessary security measures. There is no silver bullet such and "no one security measure fits all application security needs". Therefore, proactive and detective security measures need to be implemented at different layers of the application architecture by following security principles such as the principle of "defence in depth" that is to apply layers of security controls that attacks need to break into while at the same time these attacks can be detected and countermeasures can be deployed to resist from them. A good example of application of defence in depth is the mitigation of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks agains applications. At the most outer layer that is the edge of the internet it is possible to filter the malicious traffic before attacks the internal layer that is the data centre where the application is hosted and other countermeasures are implemented. As the DDoS attacks take place, defence in depth allows the organization to be alerted and prepare new filtering blocking rules for malicious traffic. But applying the principle of defence in depth, even if it can slow down attackers, is not enough and other defensive security principles need to be followed when deploying countermeasures as well such as to consider control of security of the weakest point, consider the simplicity and openness of the security mechanism so can be managed and vetted securely, apply security as the least privilege for users' access are all essential for the security of the design of security controls of applications and software.
Changes to applications are also are a source of potential risks especially when new or different technologies are integrated within applications. As applications evolve by offering new services to citizens, clients and customers, it is also necessary to plan for mitigation of new vulnerabilities introduced by the adoption and implementation of new technologies such as mobile devices, web 2.0 and new services such as cloud computing. Adopting a risk framework to evaluate the risks introduced by new technologies is essential to determine which countermeasures to adopt to mitigate these new risks. This guide will provide guidance for CISOs on how to mitigate risks of new threats against applications as well as of vulnerabilities that might be introduced by the implementation of new technologies.
Part III: Application Security Program
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From the risk management strategic point of view, the mitigation of application security risks is not a one time exercise; rather it is an ongoing activity that requires paying close attention to emerging threats and planning ahead the deployment of new security measures to mitigate these new threats. This includes the planning for the adoption of new application security activities, processes, controls and training. When planning for new application security processes and controls, it is important for CISOs to know on which application security domains to invest. Accessing process maturity is a prerequisite for adoption of application security and software security processes. One criteria that is often adopted by organizations is to consider the organization's capabilities in application security domains and the maturity of the organization in operating in these domains. Examples of these application security domains include application security governance, vulnerability risk management, regulatory compliance and application security engineering such as to design and implement secure applications. Specifically in the case of application security engineering, adopt software security assurance if often necessary when there is not direct control on implementing the security of such software since is produced by a third arty vendor. A factor to consider in this case is to measure the software security assurance using a maturity model. A pre-requisite for measuring software security assurance is the adoption of a Secure Software Development Lifecycle (S-SDLC). At high level, S-SDLC consists on embedding "build security in" security activities, training and tools within the SDLC. Examples of these activities might include software security processes/tools such as architectural risk analysis/ threat modelling, secure code reviews/static source code analysis, application security testing/application vulnerability scanning and secure coding for software developers. A reference to OWASP software assurance maturity model as well as to the several OWASP projects dedicated to software security and S-SDLC are provided in this guide as well.
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Once application security and software security investments are made, it is important for CISOs to measure and report the status of governance, risk and compliance of the application security program to Executive Management. Furthermore, CISOs need to show the effectiveness of the application security program investment and its impact on business risk.
CISOs also need metrics to manage and monitor the people, processes, and technologies that make up the application security program. Example metrics for measuring governance, risk and compliance of application security processes are also included.
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Application Security Process Metrics These support informed decisions to decide where to focus the risk mitigation effort and to manage application security risks more effectively. These risk management goals are usually very organization specific and depend on the type of organization and the industry sector that the organization does business with, to decide which application security risks should be prioritised for action.
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- How consistently are we executing security SLAs? By application? By division?
Application Security Risk Metrics
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- Security Incident Metrics - What security issues have been exploited? Were they known issues that were released in production? What was the cost to the business?
- Threat Intelligence Reporting and Attack Monitoring Metrics - Which applications are receiving more attacks than others? Which applications have upcoming expected peak usage?
Security in the SDLC Metrics
One often neglected aspect when spending on software security is the economics of dealing with insecure software applications. The investment in software security to identify and fix security issues prior to release of software in production actually pays by itself because save the organization money. Patching vulnerabilities after applications are released into production is very expensive; it is much cheaper than to invest in secure architecture reviews to identify design flaws and remediate them prior to coding, as well as to invest in secure code reviews to identify and fix security bugs in software during coding, and to ensure that releases are configured correctly.
- Metrics for Risk Mitigation Decisions - What is the Mean Time to Repair by an application's risk category? Does it meet expectations? What is the risk heat map by application? By division?
- Metrics for Vulnerability Root Causes Identification - What are the root causes of vulnerabilities for each application? Is there a systemic issue? Which security practices have been best adopted by each development team? Which development teams need more attention?
- Metrics for Software Security Investments - Which SDLC phase have identified the most security issues? What is the maturity of the corresponding security practices in each SDLC phase? What is the urgency for more security people, process, and technologies in each SDLC phase? What are the cost-savings between security testing versus downstream vulnerability penetration testing? What are the cost-savings between issues identified in each phase?


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Great food, service and atmosphere! (Thu, 2014-03-06 17:48)
Aitkin High School Spanish Club says:
Excelente lugar para disfrutar la cocina mexicana y practicar el idioma Español. (Fri, 2014-02-21 19:17)
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Excelente lugar para comer deliciosos platos Mexicanos. Recomendamos este restaurante a todas las clases de Espanñol.brinda una extraordinaria oportunidad para practicar el idioma y disfrutar de la cocina auténtica de México. (Fri, 2014-02-21 19:15)
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The service was great but food could have been better. It may have been if that red sauce wasn't poured over everything and if the food was hotter. I've had better Mexican food. The service was awesome though. (Sat, 2013-11-02 17:24)
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Your food was truly amazing and the service was prompt and very friendly. We will definitely take friends and family to your restaurant when they come to visit us. Thank you for an enjoyable evening. (Wed, 2013-06-26 19:10)
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My husband & I have eaten here many times. El Tequila is my favorite place to eat out! It has always been teriffic. Amazing Mexican food and great service. We have never had anything to complain about here. Also love the atmosphere, dark & cozy. Nice place to eat & relax. (Sun, 2013-05-26 15:56)
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I was in there a month ago 2:30 ish. The food was terrible, left over from lunch,dry crumbly all the beef . Waiter said sorry meat was left from lunch, and cook had not made new fresh meat. It truly was garbage to try and eat. Sorry was all he said, even though I could not eat it, he gave me the bill. I have been there awhile back food was ok. This one is off our family list of restaurants .9ys (Thu, 2013-01-31 19:16)
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Hands down the best Mexican food in the area, and honestly, my favorite and I'd dare say one of the best restaurant in the Brainerd area period! The El Tequila's in the Verndale area is very good too, same food and a lot of the same wait staff... Don't pay attention to ridiculous negative comments about the place because they "changed their salsa"... I mean, seriously? If you like "authentic" mexican food, El Tequila ranks right up there with the best I've ever had, and I've traveled the whole country. (Sat, 2012-05-05 11:56)
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I appreciated the fast and luxurious service, along with the willingness to accomodate my large wheelchair and oxygen tanks. These guys really know how to please. Plus, the food was fairly delicious, burrittos to go!! Lol lol :). I will definitely stop by again and consume "La Tequila"! Lol! (Sat, 2011-07-16 11:44)
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truly the best place to eat in town!!! Moving back from the twin cities there is not a lot of options in town but this is the best mexican restaurant I have ever eaten at!!! I reccomend the el tequila buretto (Thu, 2011-05-05 10:30)
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Delicious food, large portions, and fast service. Always glad to take home the leftovers. About time the lakes area had a decent non-fast food restaurant in the area. (Fri, 2011-04-22 15:56)
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|Pradeep S, Kim SW, Wu SY, Nishimura M, Chaluvally-Raghavan P, Miyake T, Pecot CV, Kim SJ, Choi HJ, Bischoff FZ, Mayer JA, Huang L, Nick AM, Hall CS, Rodriguez-Aguayo C, Zand B, Dalton HJ, Arumugam T, Lee HJ, Han HD, Cho MS, Rupaimoole R, Mangala LS, Sehgal V, Oh SC, Liu J, Lee JS, Coleman RL, Ram P, Lopez-Berestein G, Fidler IJ, Sood AK. Hematogenous metastasis of ovarian cancer: rethinking mode of spread. Cancer Cell 26(1):77-91, 7/14/2014. PMCID: PMC4100212.
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OKLAHOMA CITY -- Francesca Enea and Megan Bush homered and Stacey Nelson threw a two-hitter against the nation's top scoring offense as top-seeded Florida beat Arizona 3-0 Thursday night at the Women's College World Series.
Nelson (40-3) gave up singles to the Wildcats' first two batters, but then didn't give up another hit for her 21st shutout of the season. The Gators (61-3) haven't given up a run in 38 of their 61 wins this season.
"I never, the whole game, really felt out of trouble," Nelson said.
Arizona coach Mike Candrea gambled by starting Lindsey Sisk instead of ace Sarah Akamine. Sisk (13-5) had struck out a career-high 14 in relief as Arizona rallied to beat Stanford and advance to the World Series, but gave up both home runs before being relieved by Akamine in the second inning.
Akamine then threw five innings of scoreless relief for the eight-time champion Wildcats (46-16).
"One of our toughest situations we've been in this year has really been unpredictable as far as our pitchers. We kind of rolled the dice and thought Sisk would be a good matchup," said Candrea, whose pitching staff has the highest ERA in program history this season. "A couple bad pitches and we're down 3-0."
Arizona came into the World Series as the nation's top team in hitting (.344) and scoring (8.2 runs per game) and with an NCAA record 134 home runs.
Arizona State runs over Missouri
Arizona State's grounders kept bounding and bouncing until the Sun Devils had taken the first step toward defending their Women's College World Series title.
Jessica Mapes and Taylor Haro each had four base hits as Arizona State used an onslaught of singles to beat Missouri 7-3 Thursday on the opening day of college softball's premier event.
The Sun Devils (47-17) had 13 singles for the most hits in a seven-inning World Series game since 1998, and scored six quick runs to chase Tigers starter Chelsea Thomas after only two innings.
"I'm getting used to singles right now. For some unknown reason, we just haven't had many long balls lately," Arizona State coach Clint Myers said. "But the mentality is what we're trying to do at the plate. We're trying to stay on top of it."
Upon their return to the field where they scored seven runs in the final inning of an 11-0 defeat of Texas A&M to clinch the title last year, the Sun Devils put their first five hitters on base. They never let up with a string of singles the Tigers (50-11) couldn't handle.
"It does definitely put some extra pressure on them if you can get down to first base quickly," said Mapes, who went 4-for-5 and scored twice. "Even if it's not a base hit, you might be able to make them rush a throw."
Mizzou coach Ehren Earleywine complained that the field hardened since the Tigers won the Big 12 tournament on it, and that proved advantageous for the Sun Devils.
"We have a dropball pitcher throwing, and the infield played like a trampoline," Earleywine said. "In the first two innings where they got those six runs, they hit two balls off the barrel. I don't know how many six-hoppers got through the infield, but it's just not conducive to a dropball pitcher when you've got an infield that hard.
"That really put us in a hole really too big to climb out of."
Marla Schweisberger hit a solo home run off Hillary Bach (31-9), and Rhea Taylor had an RBI double for the only two extra-base hits.
The 10th-seeded Sun Devils advanced to a Friday night game against Pac-10 rival Washington, which beat Georgia 3-1 earlier in the day. Missouri, the only unseeded team in the field, will face Georgia on Saturday in an elimination game.
Earleywine said he didn't intend to complain about the playing conditions.
"You just play, whether its an asphalt playground or a mud pit," Earleywine said. "I've played on fields with glass on them before. You just play. But the facts are the facts. It's not a conducive infield for a dropball pitcher."
The Sun Devils certainly didn't have any problems with the infield, producing the most hits since Fresno State had 13 in a 6-1 win against Nebraska in 1998. Iowa holds the record with 17 in a 14-inning victory against Michigan in 1995.
"Our field's pretty bouncy at home, so that's good for us," Bach said.
Williams' bat, Lawrie's arm lift Huskies
Freshman Niki Williams hit her first home run in three months, and national player of the year Danielle Lawrie threw a six-hitter to lead third-seeded Washington to a 3-1 win over Georgia.
Williams broke a scoreless tie off a screwball that Christie Hamilton (24-9) left too high. It was only the third homer of the season for Williams, the No. 9 hitter in the Huskies' lineup. She hadn't hit one since Feb. 27, finishing the entire Pac-10 season without a homer.
"Any hit's great, and a home run's even better," said Williams, who was 3 for 16 in postseason play entering the World Series.
"It just gives her that much more confidence going into Friday, and that she can hit the ball. She has power and she definitely showed that today," Lawrie said. "She swings it."
Lawrie (38-7) made it stand up, striking out five to add to her NCAA-leading strikeout total of 477. Kimi Pohlman added an RBI single in the sixth inning for the Huskies (47-11).
Taylor Schlopy had an RBI double for sixth-seeded Georgia (44-11) in its World Series debut.
Michigan wins first game of CWS since 2005
Amanda Chidester homered and Teddi Ewing had three hits and two RBIs as Michigan won 6-1 over Alabama in its first game at the World Series since claiming the title in 2005.
The Wolverines (47-10) took an early lead by capitalizing on some wild pitching by Kelsi Dunne, who last week became the first pitcher to throw back-to-back no-hitters in the NCAA tournament.
Dunne (28-4) hit one batter with a pitch and walked two others to force in a run in the second inning. Chidester then hit her eighth home run in the third, and Ewing's first of two RBI singles pushed the lead to 3-0 in the fourth.
"I have great respect for their lineup. They have great hitters one through nine," Dunne said after allowing the last two hitters in Michigan's lineup to go 5-for-6. "Ultimately, you can't give them free passes, and I was doing that a little too much tonight."
Fifth-seeded Michigan then added three more runs in the sixth as the Crimson Tide (52-10) misplayed bunts on consecutive plays.
Nikki Nemitz (28-5) threw a three-hitter and lost her bid for a shutout on Whitney Larsen's RBI double with Alabama down to its last out.
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Sit back, crank your speakers, and prepare your life to become the equivalent of a Maxell commercial, as the automotive-filmmaker's dream team that is Will Roegge and Joshua Herron announce "Keep Drifting Fun." This will be their first feature-length production about grassroots drifting in America. Over the course of this year, the duo will be taking to the streets of the U.S.A., living out of a van, eating mostly peanut butter. For obvious reasons (cough Slide America), I am insanely excited to see this come to fruition. It has been nearly four years since we shot Slide America, and as far as I'm concerned… it's about damn time we get another dose of where grassroots drifting in America is REALLY at, in a current timeframe.In the meantime, enjoy this section of the video, from our members-only drift event in Nashville… And remember… KEEP DRIFTING FUN. rnOR ELSE.
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