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It was a fortunate match of value, needs and positional depth in the 2016 NFL draft for the Bills. The result was Buffalo capably plugging some of their biggest holes with rookies who can step in and start.
John Murphy takes a look at day 3 of the Bills' draft efforts as well as the Bills' 2016 NFL Draft as a whole.
Bills GM Doug Whaley and head coach Rex Ryan wrapped up 2016 Draft with their takes on this year's class. They discuss the additions on defense, finding depth at QB and RB in the middle rounds, and adding a speedy receiving threat late in the draft.
He was not a selection in 2016 NFL draft, but that might have proven to be better for Williamsville native Glenn Gronkowski as he agreed to terms with the Buffalo Bills Saturday evening.
Speed was the primary asset of Buffalo's final two draft choices, WR Kolby Listenbee and CB Kevon Seymour.
The Bills finished up their work in the 2016 draft by selecting CB Kevon Seymour of USC with their second pick in the sixth round.
Bills' 6th rd pick out of USC, DB Kevon Seymour talks about reuniting with Robert Woods and Nickell Robey, getting to work next weekend and more.
Jonathan Williams did not play in 2015 due to a foot injury, but in his college career the big-bodied back proved difficult to bring down.
Bills' 6th rd pick out of TCU, WR Kolby Listenbee talks about his speed, joining the Bills and more.
TCU WR Kolby Listenbee is not an easy receiver to catch, but there's more to him than his speed. Here's more on Buffalo's first sixth-round pick.
Watch some electrifying runs from Bills' 5th Rd draft pick out of Arkansas, RB Jonathan Williams.
He was forced to sit behind a pair of quarterbacks in college and it taught Cardale Jones patience and how to be a team player while motivating him to improve his personal game. He walks into a very similar situation in Buffalo, and that's a good thing knowing his game still needs refinement.
Bills 5th round pick, RB Jonathan Williams out of Arkansas talks to the media about his foot injury that sidelined him for the 2015 season, his running style, and the competition he faces here in Buffalo.
The Bills added to their depth at running back in the 5th round by selecting Jonathan Williams from Arkansas.
Bills 4th round pick Cardale Jones answers questions from the Buffalo Media regarding his communication with the Bills', how he feels he will develop further with the Bills and more.
Bills General Manager Doug Whaley and Bills Director of Player Personnel Jim Monos discuss the team's 4th round pick, QB Cardale Jones from Ohio State.
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The Bills as expected drafted a quarterback at the end of round four taking Ohio State QB Cardale Jones.
The Buffalo Bills select Cardale Jones with the No. 139 pick in the 2016 NFL Draft.
The Buffalo Bills selected Ohio State QB Cardale Jones with the 139th overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft.
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Bills Insider Chris Brown recaps all the happenings from inside the Draft Room as the Bills made the move to trade-up and grab linebacker Reggie Ragland out of Alabama in the second round.
Bills GM Doug Whaley sat down on The John Murphy Show to recap the trade-up to grab Reggie Ragland in the second round and the selection of defensive tackle Adolphus Washington in the third round.
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Since 1987 this French-born, Parisian trained chef has turned his Palm Desert restaurant into a highly rated culinary destination heralded by Travel & Leisure and The New York Times. Appetizers ooze of global inspiration with an Asian-theme tuna sashimi and daikon salad to more European-style salmon cured with lemon, herbs and olive oil. Main courses are similarly diverse with rack of lamb, lobster pot pie and Chinese-style duck in apricot-currant sauce.
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Former Grand Valley State QB found dead after search
UPDATE (10:50 p.m. ET): Lake County Undersheriff Dennis Robinson confirmed Tuesday night that Cullen Finnerty's body was found in the woods within a mile of where he disappeared. He said the body was not in the water and no foul play is expected at this time. The cause of death is not immediately clear.
The current players at Division II Grand Valley State have joined the search to find one of the storied program's most decorated former stars, who went missing during a fishing trip in rural Michigan over the weekend.
Former Lakers quarterback Cullen Finnerty was reported missing Sunday night after disappearing near Baldwin, Mich., some 65 miles north of Grand Rapids. Per the Associated Press, authorities have recovered a small pontoon boat Finnerty was believed to be using to fish in the Baldwin River.
"He talked to his wife on the phone and told her he had concerns about people following him and he was getting off the river," a Lake County undersheriff told the Ludington Daily News. Lake County sheriff Robert Hilts told the AP family members were worried Finnerty "might be having some kind of a mental episode," leading him to run into the woods surrounding the river.
Grand Valley State filled a team bus usually used to transport the Lakers to games with current GVSU players and staff ready to assist the search, mlive.com reported Tuesday. Some 40 volunteers were expected to leave campus at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
"We want to do all we can," GVSU coach Matt Mitchell said. The Lakers contingent is expected to search the area surrounding the Bray Creek State Forest campground near Baldwin, near where Finnerty was last seen and where his cell phone last "pinged."
Finnerty, now 30, finished his GVSU career 51-4 as a starter, leading the Lakers to D-II national championships in 2003, 2005 and 2006. The NCAA's winningest quarterback across all divisions when he graduated, Finnerty had a brief NFL career with the Baltimore Ravens.


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UCLA is Making a Movie About Johnathan Franklin
Or probably more accurately, some people from UCLA are making a documentary about Green Bay Packers rookie running back and school alum Johnathan Franklin.
Here's the first part of that documentary, which comes from the UCLA Producers Program. It traces Franklin's roots from Compton.
Monty McMahon is one of the founders of Total Packers. He is probably the most famous graduate of UW-Oshkosh next to Jim Gantner.


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How to manage your digital assets before you die
It's no secret that today's world is becoming increasingly digital. People own more digital assets than ever before, including photographs, music, books, and even different forms of currency.
Understanding how to properly manage these assets when a person dies can be confusing, because policies vary widely from company to company across the Internet.
Marissa German is an associate at McLeod Law LLP, and has written articles on topics such as digital asset estate planning for Wealth Matter. She says that digital assets can carry different types of value, ranging from monetary to sentimental and reputational values.
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The loss of one family member inspires another to find her sense of purpose
A single hockey jersey hangs in the middle of the ice at the Pincher Creek Memorial Community Centre Arena, with the name Elliott, and the number seven, on the back. It's there for my cousin, Taylor.
Hunting, hiking, and hockey were the passions that kept him afloat in the world. Many believed that he had the perfect life – I even bragged about being related to him, seeing as he was so cool. No one would have believed that there was anything troubling his mind.
Calgary researcher answering unique co-infection questions
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From parasites to HIV, doctor and her team are unlocking how the immune system picks its battles
As an infectious disease immunologist and assistant professor in the department of biological sciences at the University of Calgary, Constance Finney's lab is full of "puzzles" waiting to be solved. Her research is primarily focused on how the immune system makes critical choices when it's fighting more than one infection at a time.
"A lot of us may only have one (infection), but if you think about a lot of people who don't have access to health care, or are in the developing world... they (can) have loads," says Finney.
Community police stations closing won't stop Roy Ponte from serving the community
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Volunteering senior gives back for a life well lived
Every Monday morning starting at 8:30 a.m., 77-year-old retiree Roy Ponte calls police headquarters to request Brae Centre Community Station's doors be unlocked. Once he's inside, fellow volunteers and a police officer soon join him. Ponte then begins his four-hour volunteer shift. First, Ponte will wipe down everything in the office and then attack the pile of reports.
"You do these reports and then you sort of wait for business," chuckles Ponte.
Community police stations like Brae Centre often handle minor fender benders, stolen property and file police reports. Despite having no prior interest in police work, Ponte loves his "job" and has volunteered for 15 years.
$15.9 million in redevelopments for Shouldice Athletic Park crucial to Calgary's football community
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A revamped plaza and three turf fields could attract national tournaments
A major portion of the overhaul of Shouldice Athletic Park is nearly complete after floodwaters damaged three artificial turf fields in 2013, leaving minor league football teams without a home.
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Date: August 2013
Creator: Woodard, Jennifer Kristin
Description: Few studies have been conducted on the effectiveness of phytoremediation of pharmaceutical compounds, although the persistent and non-acutely toxic nature of many of these compounds in today's water bodies may yield an ideal application for this practice. To quantify the potential effectiveness of plant uptake, kinetic and proportional bioconcentration factors (BCFk, and BCFp, respectively) in nanograms (ng) carbamazepine and amiodarone per gram (g) wet weight plant tissue for Lemna spp. were determined utilizing a 14-day continuous flow-through study. Samples were analyzed using isotope dilution liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (ID-LC-MS/MS) running in positive ion mode. Kinetic BCF was estimated at 0.538, while proportional BCF was estimated at 0.485. Kinetic BCF for the amiodarone study was estimated at 23.033, whereas proportional BCF was estimated at 41.340. Possible contamination of the C18 column and peristaltic pump failure may have impacted uptake results. In light of variability and current lack of research in the field, this work should be considered exploratory rather than conclusive.
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Comparison of Bare Root vs. Potted Plants, Species Selection, and Caging Types for Restoration of a Prairie Wetland, and Quantitative Analysis and Descriptive Survey of Plant Communities and Associations at Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area (LLELA), Lewisville, TX
Date: May 2007
Creator: Buckallew, Robin R.
Description: Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area (LLELA) is an 809-hectare property in Denton County, TX. A study of the vegetation community identified 466 species in 104 families, with 25% of the species from only two families, Asteraceae and Poaceae. The property demonstrates the characteristics of an early successional community, dominated by weedy species. Prairie communities are dominated by Johnson grass and ragweed, with climax tall grass prairie communities only in areas that have been planted with native grass seed. Forest communities are similarly in an early successional stage, dominated by the hackberry-elm-ash alliance, with small remnants of native Cross Timbers found in isolated patches. Species richness and diversity were highest in the forests and lowest in the wetlands; evenness, though not different across ecosystems, demonstrated a strong seasonal component. The species list was compared with previously reported lists for Denton County, and 256 species identified had not been previously reported for the county. A wetland restoration study was conducted to determine if there was a difference in survival and growth between potted transplants with intact root systems and bare-root transplants. Two different mesh sizes were used for protection, and the success of the different caging was evaluated. Of eight species, only ...
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Comparison of GPS Point Selection Methods for GIS Area Measurement of Small Jurisdictional Wetlands
Date: August 2001
Creator: Shelton, Michael
Description: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) regulates fill of jurisdictional waters of the United States including wetlands. Recent USACE regulations set a threshold of impacts to wetlands at one-half acre. Impact area can be determined by Global Positioning System (GPS) measurement of wetland boundary and Geographic Information System (GIS) calculation of impact area. GPS point selection methods include (1) equal time interval, (2) transect and (3) intuition. Four two-acre shapes were measured with each GPS method and brought into GIS for area calculation. Analysis of variance and Root Mean Square Error analyses determine that the transect method is an inferior point selection method in terms of accuracy and efficiency.
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A Comparison of Mercury Localization, Speciation, and Histology in Multiple Fish Species From Caddo Lake, a Fresh Water Wetland
Date: May 2012
Creator: Smith, James Durward
Description: This work explores the metabolism of mercury in liver and spleen tissue of fish from a methylmercury contaminated wetland. Wild-caught bass, catfish, bowfin and gar were collected. Macrophage centers, which are both reactive and primary germinal centers in various fish tissues, were hypothesized to be the cause of demethylation of methylmercury in fish tissue. Macrophage centers are differentially expressed in fish tissue based on phylogenetic lineage, and are found primarily in the livers of preteleostean fish and in the spleen of teleostean fish. Histology of liver and spleen was examined in both control and wild-caught fish for pathology, size and number of macrophage centers, and for localization of mercury. Total mercury was estimated in the muscle tissue of all fish by direct mercury analysis. Selenium and mercury concentrations were examined in the livers of wild-caught fish by liquid introduction inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). Total mercury was localized in histologic sections by laser ablation ICP-MS (LA-ICP-MS). Mercury speciation was determined for inorganic and methylmercury in liver and spleen of fish by bas chromatography-cold vapor atomic fluorescence spectroscopy (GC-CVAFS). Macrophage center tissue distribution was found to be consistent with the literature, with a predominance of centers in preteleostean liver and ...
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Comparison of Risk Assessment-Predicted Ecologically Safe Concentrations of Azinphos-Methyl and Fenvalerate to Observed Effects on Estuarine Organisms in a South Carolina Tidal Stream Receiving Agricultural Runoff
Date: August 1997
Creator: Morton, Michael Gerard, 1957-
Description: A prospective ecological risk assessment method was developed evaluating the cumulative probabilistic impact of chemical stressors to aquatic organisms. This method was developed in response to the need to evaluate the magnitude, duration and episodic nature of chemical stressors on aquatic communities under environmental exposure scenarios. The method generates a probabilistic expression of the percent of an ecosystem's species at risk from a designated chemical exposure scenario.
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Concentrations of Triclosan in the City of Denton Wastewater Treatment Plant, Pecan Creek, and the Influent and Effluent of an Experimental Constructed Wetland
Date: August 2004
Creator: Waltman, Elise Lyn
Description: The Pecan Creek Waste Reclamation Plant in Denton, Texas, an activated sludge WWTP, was sampled monthly for ten months to determine seasonal and site variation in concentrations of triclosan (5-chloro-2-(2,4-dichlorophenoxy)phenol), an antibacterial additive. SNK separation after the highly significant ANOVA on ranked data were: summer = fall > winter = spring and influent > downstream = effluent = wetland inflow > wetland outflow (a=0.05). After the plant converted to ultraviolet disinfection, measurements were made before and after the UV basin to determine if significant amounts of triclosan were converted to dioxin. Percent loss at each of the treatment steps was determined. Concentrations of triclosan in the downstream site were below the published NOEC for the most sensitive species.
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Correspondence Between Aquatic Ecoregions and the Distribution of Fish Communities of Eastern Oklahoma
Date: May 2001
Creator: Howell, Charles E.
Description: I assessed fish community data collected by the Oklahoma Conservation Commission from 82 minimally impaired wadeable reference streams in eastern Oklahoma to determine whether existing aquatic ecoregions provide the best framework for spatial classification for the development of biological assessment methods and biocriteria. I used indirect ordination and classification to identify groups of sites that support similar fish communities. Although correspondence was observed between fish assemblages and three montane ecoregions, the classification system must be refined and expanded to include major drainage basins and physical habitat attributes for some areas to adequately partition variance in key measures of biological integrity. Results from canonical correspondence analysis indicated that substrate size and habitat type were the primary physical habitat variables that influenced the fish species composition and community structure.
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Culturing Vallisneria americana for Restoration Efforts
Date: May 2004
Creator: Tanski, Erin M.
Description: Robust Vallisneria americana was cultured for restoration purposes. Preliminary studies, with various iron treatments, were conducted to ascertain the amount of phosphorous release into the water column from sediments. There was a significant difference in the amount of phosphorous released if commercial sediment was used with a low iron amendment or without an iron amendment. The second study consisted of planting V. americana on two different sediment types while supplying half of the plants with additional CO2. Plants grown on pond sediment with additional CO2 had significantly more biomass. In the third study all plants were grown on pond sediment, and half were treated with CO2. All plants that were treated with additional CO2 had significantly more biomass than those that were aerated.
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A Data Fusion Framework for Floodplain Analysis using GIS and Remotely Sensed Data
Date: August 2000
Creator: Necsoiu, Dorel Marius
Description: Throughout history floods have been part of the human experience. They are recurring phenomena that form a necessary and enduring feature of all river basin and lowland coastal systems. In an average year, they benefit millions of people who depend on them. In the more developed countries, major floods can be the largest cause of economic losses from natural disasters, and are also a major cause of disaster-related deaths in the less developed countries. Flood disaster mitigation research was conducted to determine how remotely sensed data can effectively be used to produce accurate flood plain maps (FPMs), and to identify/quantify the sources of error associated with such data. Differences were analyzed between flood maps produced by an automated remote sensing analysis tailored to the available satellite remote sensing datasets (rFPM), the 100-year flooded areas "predicted" by the Flood Insurance Rate Maps, and FPMs based on DEM and hydrological data (aFPM). Landuse/landcover was also examined to determine its influence on rFPM errors. These errors were identified and the results were integrated in a GIS to minimize landuse / landcover effects. Two substantial flood events were analyzed. These events were selected because of their similar characteristics (i.e., the existence of FIRM or ...
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Density, Distribution and Habitat Requirements for the Ozark Pocket Gopher (Geomys Bursarius Ozarkensis)
Date: May 2004
Creator: Kershen, Audrey Allbach
Description: A new subspecies of the plains pocket gopher (Geomys bursarius ozarkensis), located in the Ozark Mountains of north central Arkansas, was recently described by Elrod et al. (2000). Current range for G. b. ozarkensis was established, habitat preference was assessed by analyzing soil samples, vegetation and distance to stream and potential pocket gopher habitat within the current range was identified. A census technique was used to estimate a total density of 3, 564 pocket gophers. Through automobile and aerial survey 51 known fields of inhabitance were located extending the range slightly. Soil analyses indicated loamy sand as the most common texture with a slightly acidic pH and a broad range of values for other measured soil parameters and 21 families of vegetation were identified. All inhabited fields were located within an average of 107.2m from waterways and over 1,600 hectares of possible suitable habitat was identified.
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Earlier I blogged on using multiple English translations to see how a passage is translated differently. In passages (such as James 4.5-6) where there are ambiguities, many times comparing English translations can help in understanding the best way to deal with the ambiguity.
With James 4.5, as we saw, translations are fairly evenly split in handling this passage. Recall the issues:
- Is it 'spirit' or 'Spirit'?
- Is [Ss]pirit the subject or direct object of its clause?
The first point is determined largely by context and how one reads the text. This means it is important to determine whether [Ss]pirit is the subject or direct object because this may assist in determining whether it is 'spirit' or 'Spirit'. This post digs into the second point above by digging down into the underlying Greek. Of course, this is problematic for the same reason: ambiguity.


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How Many Coal Miner Deaths Does It Take To Pass Safety Regulations?
Why the 29 who died at the Upper Big Branch mine were not enough.
The coal dust conflagration fed on itself as it zipped miles around darkened corridors. It was so powerful that some miners were decapitated. Others were asphyxiated. Tommy Davis' son, brother, and nephew were killed thousands of feet from the source of the explosion. Close to the source of the blast, Nicolas McCroskey, the miner who had had supper with Quarles at Hooters the night before the blast, was killed, as was Quarles. Rescuers missed finding McCroskey's remains for several days because they had been blown up into the roof of the shaft. The rescuers had been looking down and to their sides.
On the surface, a sense of disaster pervaded the Coal River Valley. Several miles to the south of UBB on Route 3, the only road to the mine, Gary Jarrell was working the cash register at the 125-year-old Jarrell General Store. He noticed one ambulance, then two, then a fast-moving convoy of rescue vehicles. "Rumors were flying about which mine it was," he says.
Massey officials noticed carbon monoxide monitors started going dead about six minutes after the blast. They wouldn't call for help for another 15 minutes. A group from Consol Energy, a Massey competitor, heard of the situation on an emergency alert network and came. Traditionally, coal firms respond quickly with their own trained rescue teams regardless of whose mine it is. Yet after they arrived, Consol officials became so disgusted with the haphazard way Massey was handling the rescue that they feared for their lives and quickly packed up and left—an incredible statement of no confidence. "Consol made the call not to participate in operations," says Lynn Seay, a Consol spokeswoman.
Finally, at 8:10 p.m., Massey announced that the blast was a serious event and set up a staging area at Whitesville, a scruffy mining town a few miles up Route 3. Terry Ellison, whose brother, Steve Harrah, was killed in the blast, heard about the disaster from friends via cellphone. By 7:30 p.m., about 1,000 people had already gathered in Whitesville. "No one called us. The company didn't call us," says Ellison. Patty Quarles, the mother of Gary Wayne Quarles, commented on the abruptness of Massey officials. "They would shout out, 'If I call out your name, go over to Whitesville Fire Department and identify the body.' That's how cold it was," she said.
At the time, Massey said seven miners were dead and 19 missing. It would be five more days before all 29 of the dead were accounted for. At one point Don Blankenship arrived at the recue staging area. He kept to himself as his company's directors and lieutenants spun the story that the disaster was caused by a seismic breach that released natural gas. They characterized the event as "an act of God."
Three independent probes would be scathing in their findings. A probe ordered by then Gov. Joe Manchin and another by MSHA ripped Massey's greedy corporate culture for the deaths, while another by the United Mine Workers of America, which tried and failed to organize UBB three times, dubbed the disaster "industrial homicide." Blankenship tried to push blame back on MSHA, but he was forced out in December 2010 with a golden parachute worth $86 million. Shortly afterward, Massey was sold to competitor Alpha Natural Resources for $7.3 billion.
Alpha was nothing like Massey in its corporate style. Its executives exude a worldlier, sophisticated air. The company has managed its image well by keeping on most of Massey's 6,700 employees and re-educating them on safety through its "Running Right" training program.
Alpha and its sister firms, however, have an agenda—blunting serious mine-safety-reform legislation. Historically, major mine disasters have been followed by new safety laws. One such law created MSHA and toughened inspections in 1969 after a blast in Farmington, W.Va. killed 78 miners. In 1977, federal law finally got around to forcing reclamation of strip mines after a 1972 flood killed 125 residents living along Buffalo Creek in West Virginia. Another law following fatalities in 2006 forced mine firms to equip miners with radio detection devices to make it easier to locate them underground.
A far-reaching law inspired by UBB was proposed in the summer of 2010 by Sen. Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, who died shortly after introducing it. It would have protected mine whistleblowers, made knowing violations of safety rules a felony and not just a misdemeanor, and held company directors and high-ranking coal-firm officials criminally liable if they knew about safety issues and did nothing. The Byrd bill would have helped stop serial violators like Massey Energy from continuing to operate unsafely by challenging every citation. It would extend to MSHA the same subpoena power held by other federal regulators. The proposal, later upgraded by Sen. Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia, ended up in limbo after Republicans gained control of the House in the 2010 elections. They blocked it under a barrage of opposition from coal firms and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Sen. Rockefeller told me this summer that he intended to work hard at passing the bill. With the House still in GOP control after the 2012 elections, however, that's a long shot.
Big Coal's strategy, meanwhile, is to let Upper Big Branch fade into memory. The industry is diverting attention away from safety by attacking Obama's modest plans to limit emissions from coal-fired electricity stations, some of them a half-century old. In doing so, it disregards the real reasons for its declining profits and layoffs—competition from cheap natural gas and sagging Asian demand for metallurgical coal.
Coal firms still made Obama's supposed regulatory severity a campaign issue and pumped millions of dollars into defeating him, more than double that in 2008. Alpha is a major campaign donor.
Alpha is also spearheading a sophisticated strategy that would block new laws while privatizing mine safety and making compliance with new methods largely voluntary. Last December, it entered into a $210 million agreement with federal prosecutors to pay out $47 million to UBB survivors, $35 million to cover Massey's fines, and $128 million to raise safety standards at its mines. Of that, $48 million will create a foundation to research mine safety.
"It's important to note," Booth Goodwin, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia wrote in an email to me, "that the resolution between my office and Alpha concerns only criminal charges against Alpha itself. My office has full authority to bring criminal charges against employees of the former Massey."
What isn't mentioned is that as Alpha raises its internal safety bar through its settlement, other coal firms are under no legal obligation to follow suit. As for the new coal safety foundation, it isn't certain yet what kind of research it will advocate or how it will be made applicable to the industry. One possibility is studying the resurgence of silicosis pulmonary disease afflicting Appalachian miners forced to breathe more rock dust as underground coal seams get thinner. Before, the major problem had been the threat of black lung disease from breathing coal dust, but mining machines are now cutting into more rock formations, releasing more silica.
The huge safety issues raised by Upper Big Branch and the behavior of Massey Energy don't seem to get mentioned any more. Criminal prosecution has so far been lackluster. Only two low-level Massey managers have been charged and convicted regarding UBB. Business seems to be going back to usual. In fact, Blankenship is staging a bit of a comeback. After staying quiet for nearly two years as the furor over UBB subsided and his company fell apart, he has drummed up publicity by giving $300,000 to Marshall University, his alma mater. He has also started a website to blog about his remarkable life.


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More Backstage Talk About Retirement for Christian, What Role WWE May Hire Him For
by Amish Patel - March 27, 2014
– As noted, Christian suffered a minor concussion on Monday's RAW in the Fatal 4 Way with Sheamus, Dolph Ziggler and Alberto Del Rio. This is Christian's second concussion within a one year period.
Even before this second concussion, there had been a lot of talk about his active in-ring career coming to an end. Talk started months ago that when Christian's current contract expires he would probably retire because he was 40, had been getting injured and creative had no real plans for him.
Those stories of him retiring surfaced again this week with the idea that Christian would make a great NXT trainer.
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Cave Restaurant and Resort | Richland, Missouri
The Cave Restaurant is 40 feet above ground and nestled in a cove that overlooks the Gasconade River. The cave can seat up to 225 people and features waterfalls, ponds, and live piano on Friday and Saturday nights for you to enjoy while dining on everything from deep-fried alligator tail to 21-day hand-cut cooked-to-order steak. There's an elevator that takes care of the three-story climb, so leave your rock shoes and canteen in the car. In the 1930s the restaurant served as a hangout for Al Capone when it was known as the Speak Easy, so if you're lucky you'll sit in the same seat Capone ordered a hit on some poor jamoke.
Hajime Restaurant | Bangkok
A sushi restaurant in Thailand? Yawn. That changes when it's a sushi restaurant that features a brigade of robot servers. The restaurant's owner dumped nearly $100,000 to get the restaurant off the ground, including the purchase of four robots from Japan. After placing your order via touchscreen, the robotic, samurai-shaped machines slide to your table to serve you, entertain you with a dance number (no Macarena, sorry), and bus your dishes.


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Omniphage was an infamous 19th century British playwright who was persecuted for his homosexuality.
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Best sports photos of 2012
It's almost the end of the year, so we're taking a moment to look back. Today, we're looking back at the year in sports. We've collected some of our photographers' favorite shots from 2012 -- football, skiing, baseball, track and field and lots more. Click here to see the photos.
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Comparison of MVC+jQuery and AngularJS+WebAPI
John wrote a pretty awesome article comparing MVC+jQuery and AngularJS+WebAPI. In summary, AngularJS looks really exciting, it gives you a really clean development model and it gives excellent seperation of conerns. If I may add, not being bound to MVC means you can replace WebAPI with any restful services backend you like! Read it here:


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Methods Of Managing Touristic Investments Made By Local Public Administrations
When it was decided that the ineffective mines in the Jiu Valley should be closed, there began the economic fall of the region determined by a permanent decrease in the standard of living of the community. The only viable alternative to replacing coal exploitation was considered to be the development of tourism, the area having spectacular mountainous landscapes and natural resources which favour winter sports. In this context, the City Hall of Petrosani aimed to ensure, through the implementation of successive investment programmes, the efficient exploitation of the area Rusu-Parang-Slima. Along with the materialization of the investment, the municipality has to find the best solution of managing it, putting in balance all the options, and direct management, the delegation of administration to a company belonging to the municipality, a public private partnership or leaving the services on the hands of a private investor.
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May 5, 2016
The one voice coalition hosted a rally to promote community service and raise awareness to crime activity.
About one hundred people showed up in the southside to march for a cause.
This is the second time One Voice has hosted a community event like this. They had people marching in the streets of southside neighborhoods picking up trash.
Community leaders were also there to support the group.
There was a booth set up for people to register to vote, a group for young men called 50 large, along with a church group.
The group ultimate goal is to hold more events to bring more awareness about the issues of street violence and gangs.
The rally was held at the Orange Avenue Apartments.
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Jobs Report Take Away: You Won't Find Work
punch to the gut. In 2012, an election year, Democrats outside the White House found ways to remain optimistic about soft employment reports as the economy remained a critical campaign issue across most states and Congressional districts. Members of the president's party didn't hesitate to admit Friday's report was rough, but they did shift blame to the sequester cuts."I don't think there's any question, rather, there's a connection between this anemic jobs report and the fact the sequester took effect March 1," Rep. Rob Andrews (D., N.J.), ranking Democrat on the House subcommittee on health, employment, labor and pensions, said in an interview. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office in February 2013 estimated that GDP growth would accelerate by 0.6 percentage points in the absence of the sequestration -- automatic, across-the-board spending cuts implemented by Congress -- but economists aren't yet certain of effect the spending cuts will have on the U.S. economy. "No one knows. Democrats are going to say, 'Well, yeah, it's because of sequestration,' and they're going to blame the Republicans, but the sequestration wasn't the Republicans' fault," said Bob Brusca, chief economist of Fact & Opinion Economics. "Sequestration is a failure of Congress to come to on a plan -- a booby trap that it set for itself." Brusca said that the labor force participation rate's deterioration is disconcerting and proof that the U.S. economy isn't poised to boom any time soon. "It's not the job-creation numbers that worry me the most -- although they're very bad -- it's the labor force participation figures; those to me are tragic," said Dan Mitchell, senior fellow at the libertarian think-tank Cato Institute. The participation rate in March dropped to 63.3%, its lowest level since 1979. There were bright spots in the report. February's nonfarm payrolls received an upward revision to 268,000 new jobs, from the robust 236,000 mark first reported last month. Payroll numbers for January also received a boost to 148,000, from the earlier estimate of 119,000.The White House issued its monthly response to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment situation with a written statement from Alan Krueger, chairman of Barack Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, who refrained from a cheerful response. Krueger's predecessor, Austan Goolsbee, on CNBC called the report a
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I began to suspect that some setting or driver or something like Bonjour or Quicktime was not installed correctly, but uninstalling and reinstalling didn't do anything. However, I stumbled upon this: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1925
The instructions there are much, much more detailed than on the Home Sharing help page. Uninstalation must occur in a very precise order or not everything will get removed. I went through these instructions, rebooting after uninstallation and again after installation. Voila - "Music" on the iPhone now shows the option to use my shared library. It took a long time to actually load up the library, but it's 20,000 songs so that's understandable. The important thing is that it works.
I think Apple should put better instructions on their Home Sharing help page.
Thanks for posting this. I gave it a try yesterday and it worked, kind of. Home Sharing is working fine, but Wifi Sync has stopped working when I put my computer to sleep and woke it up this morning. I've tried shutting down all Apple processes and opening iTunes again, but nothing appears.
I've yet to recieve a concrete answer on whether iTunes allows Airplay directly to the iPad or the iPad directly to iTunes, but if it is possible, I'm not getting Airplay without a third-party application.
Likewise, I've had a number of problems getting wifi sync and airplay stable. It is currently my view that you can only have one functioning correctly. Haven't got to the bottom of why and apple knowledge base only directs you to very simple debug procedures.
Firstly, I'm running iTunes on windows 7 64 bit, I have 4 airport express, 1 Apple TV, a mix of iPads and iPhones.
If you have the same setup and experience the same problems check out you event viewer and you will see the bonjour service has kicked up a number of errors. To stop this happening you have to decide what is important to you. Wifi sync or airplay?? Rubbish I know I'm sure an apple guru has an explanation but I'm yet to find anything in the knowledge base.
So, wifi sync works fine if you disable all airplay devices (no magic here, just turn them all off). Close iTunes, restart bonjour and launch iTunes again, wifi sync will start working.
If you want airplay devices stable then disable wifi sync on all your apple devices, it's a bit of pain as you will probably need to attach via the USB (as your devices are probably not syncing properly anyway!). Once disabled close iTunes, restart bonjour, start iTunes and you will see your airplay icon appear.
The key is make sure the bonjour service is running with no errors.
Hope this helps, it works for me and avoids painful reboots, iTunes installs. When I discover why this is happening I will let you all know but hopefully apple will do this before me.
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Quick and Efficiency tips to help you better succeed in SWTOR 2.3
The Old Republic since Rise of the Hutt Cartel hit the servers. BioWare calls Update 2.3 Titans of Industry; somebody call it Czerka. they've been on and off test center for the last few weeks, checking out not only the latest zone planet CZ-198 but also the Bounty Contract Week, and figured that since you guys will likely be jumping right into this new content, so I will give you a few tips of my own to help you better succeed in this new venture.
Disclaimer: These quick and efficiency tips are not endorsed by Czerka Corporation, the Galactic Republic, the Sith Empire, or their affiliates.
1. Group up
The quests on CZ-198 are not difficult. Any level 55 in just about any gear should be able to handle the questlines. However, today and likely most of the next few weeks, the planet will be crowded. BioWare offsets a lot of the congestion by instancing once the zone hits approximately 100 characters on a given faction. But the area we have to play in is still small. In square footage, it's probably the same size as the Corellian Black Hole daily area, but it's divided into multiple floors, making it seem that much more crowded. Grouping up allows you share kills in the tiny space. All the containers looted or destroyed by one player count for all the players in the group, so there is less fighting over spawns.
2. Kill all the mobs
If you're in less-than-optimal gear, as my Assassin on test center was, these little buggers can cause you a major headache if you happen to be knocked into them. I'd suggest killing them first before taking on the anti-toxin container.
3. Do the flashpoints
Here's another tip that might seem to be a no-brainer, but I know there are people who are either intimidated by flashpoints or feel they are a waste of time. In all honesty, the flashpoints (especially the first one) can be completed solo if set to story mode and you have raid-level gear. Since you're already in a group (see tip #1), it's really just a quick ten-minute run per flashpoint. It'd be a shame to miss out on the rep items you can gain by completing the weekly quest.
4. Run dilies on multiple characters
If you don't have time, I wouldn't suggest that you make time to run dailies. However, that Czerka Executive Cruiser looks real shiny and requires Legend standing with Ordnance Acquisition Corps (Imperial) or The Adjudicators (Republic). Given the optimal situation, I estimate that it will take six weeks' worth of reputation items to reach that level. The more characters that you run it on, the more likely you will be able to complete the rep grind in six weeks. For more information about SWTOR 2.3 check out


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This was a very good and easy cake. I think next time I will add some vanilla to the batter!
I hope it did not matter that I did not let it sit overnight but just gave it a couple of hours over lunchtime !! We loved it and the texture of the cake was soft and velvety. We ate it warm with custard.
Moist and crunchy, this is a great overnight breakfast! The tang of the buttermilk meshes well with the nutmeg and cinnamon, and the streusel 'like' topping was wonderful. I followed the directions as written and have tucked this away for future breakfasts. You've made my life a bit easier, especially on a holiday! Thanks for sharing, breezermom.
Nice easy coffee cake makes a bunch..thanks PeggyLynn
This resulted in a light fluffy cake and the pecans were the perfect crunch on top. I loved being able to just pop in the oven in the morning. Thanks!
In my book, nothing could be finer than this for breakfast! Yummy!!
Wonderful coffee cake!! I made 1/4 of the recipe, as it was just me, and used my mini loaf pan. I also didn't make it the night before, just whipped it up in the morning. While baking all the topping sank to the bottom of the cake. What a great combination of crunch from the pecans and crispy outside with the soft cinnamon flavored inside. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Made for Photo Tag game.
Perfection for a nice cinnamony and moist coffee cake! I used this recipe for our Christmas morning breakfast and it was so nice just being able to pop the prepared batter (that sat overnight in the fridge) into the oven and when the timer rang out I served up a yummy treat to my family. It is excellent warm from the oven and also later with a cup of coffee. I did add a bit of nutmeg to the batter and used chopped almonds in place of the pecans as a personal preference. Definitely will be using this recipe often as it will be a great treat for my kids even on school mornings when I want to surprise them. Thanks so much for sharing in the Newest Zaar tag game.


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As if Mayor wasn't already considered the most elite Air Force 1 aficionado, he just showed up in photos rocking a 'gold medal' that both commemorates and demonstrates his commitment. Mayor came in first with what's effectively the world record time, but that doesn't mean you can't also get in on the masterfully executed Nike Air Force 1 Low 'The Hero'. The latest release from the AF1 XXX Pearl Collection celebrating 30 years of Air Force 1 excellence honors America's Olympic superstars with a golden speckle on its luxurious leather upper and midsole, adding a gold patina to the medial side in tribute to a rich heritage of superior efforts. They'll be available worldwide on Friday, August 31st, so have another look after the jump, let us know if you'll wear yours on your feet or around your neck and stick with Sneaker News for updates.
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I don't rock AF1's anymore but I have to say that this sneaker right here is one of the best CW editions that Nike has ever produced!!! This is one of the "Holy Grail's" of AF1's, tru story! I think these pictures don't really show the truth about these sneakers, i think if you see them in the hand and on the feet you could really grasp the sexiness of this sneaker.
I can see these…every now and then Nike comes up with a clean AF1. 30 Anni collection is hot.
Did a factory worker Jizz on these? The "speckle" is shocking
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These would have been perfect had they had an air unit.
Damm I hope I can get these with out them sneaker head buying everything shit
@jayreckless6171 I fell your pain i been asking around too and cant get an answer out of anybody
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What kind of clothing would be recommended for the winter tours for Europe? Want to do Berlin, Prague and Vienna. Includes a 'classical Viennese evening', so I guess a fancy dress would be required, but the temperature would be around -4, so will need to be wrapped most of the time. Any suggestions?
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I really want to go on the Berlin, Prague & Vienna tour, but am a vegetarian and wondering that's going to be an issue?
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Cover three of the most popular eastern European cities in more depth with this tour. Three nights each in Berlin and Prague affords you the opportunity for day trips out of the city centre as well as the obligatory 'tick the box' sightseeing. Why not extend your experience and travel to Budapest as well on our Berlin to Budapest tour?


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Okay everyone another update for you. This month was my 2nd round of clomid and I got my 1st positive ovulation test tonight!!! I haven't ovulated in 3 years!!!! So prayers are greatly appretiated that my husband and I recieve our first positive pregnancy test this month! We are praying for our first bundle of joy and can't wait to be parents!!! Baby dust too all! (:
hi everybody, i ovulated on day 14, just waiting for my day so that i can go for pg text, wish u all the best
hi Ladymartin09,
God will surely see us all thru, this month is our month, by God grace. Baby dust for all
Okay everyone I ov'ed on the 13th of this month as stated in my earlier post, but I've got a question for you ladies. After I ov'ed on the 13th I then had spotting on the 14th around 10PM. It was VERY light pink mixed is white cm, sorry if this is TMI. My question is, is it okay to spot after OV because I know it is too soon for implantation bleeding. I mean I've heard people saying they experienced this and were pregnant and I've also had people tell me that it's a sign of a very good OV! Someone please help!! I also should add in the fact that my hubby and I did not have rough "love" the nights before and during OV, so I know this has nothing to do with it. I'm so worried that this could be something bad. It's just got me super worried since I haven't had this to happen before! Responses are GREATLY appreciated! Thanks.
Hello, I'm new here and was hoping to have some extra support and prayers. I have PCOS and had a m/c last year and trying again. On my third day of clomid......also taking metformin. I did want to comment to LadyMartin08 YES, very normal to have spotting during ovulation especially if its been awhile. Having PCOS i dont ovulate all the time but when I do especially on meds I get the samething and my OB said it very commen. Well ladies, here's hoping we get a BFP and have the comfort of knowing all of this trouble and worries ect. will vanish when we are holding our sweet babies! God bless all of u
I am on my second day of clomid. I have PCOS and my doctor put me on provera to bring on a period and then take clomid days 5-9. My husband and I have been trying for over 3years. Took one round of clomid in the past and it didn't work, and I just gave up. Trying it again for the second time and hoping it would work this time. Baby dust to all!!!
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Jesus at the Wheel
Make way for the Evangelical Environmental Network and its advertising drive against SUVs and other gas guzzlers.
"We take seriously the question What Would Jesus Do?" the Rev. Jim Ball told Britain's Guardian newspaper. "What Would Jesus Drive? is just a more specific version. What would he want me to do as a Christian? Would he want me to use public transportation?"
The Rev. Ball's provocative question will be the slogan for a multi-state TV advertising campaign that his group, the Evangelical Environmental Network, is about to launch against SUVs and other gas guzzlers.
Such anachronisms are always preposterous at first, but think for a moment and it's easy to imagine that if Jesus were alive today, he would use public transportation, if only to be among the poor. He might also rephrase his words in Matthew 19: "It is easier to park a Range Rover on a European street, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God."
The environmentalist part is dicier, though. Jesus certainly encouraged an appreciation of nature ("Behold the fowls of the air … Consider the lilies of the field …"), but can we really believe that out of all the manifest consequences of 21st-century human wickedness, he would choose to stress air pollution? The Rev. Ball has a point; he's just bearing down a little too hard on it.
When I was 14, I asked the chain-smoking chaplain of my school if it was a sin to smoke, given that the commandment "Thou shalt not kill" was supposed to prohibit suicide. The question was not sincere, since I suffered no sense of guilt for lighting up with my friends after classes. I just wanted to hear what he would say.
I'm afraid (and, okay, still a bit proud) that the priest failed my little pharasaical test. He said that there was "no proof" that smoking even a pack a day would do any harm to one's health. Which raised the obvious question of why students weren't allowed to do it (though if I managed to ask him that, I can't recall the answer).
So what might he have said, had he chosen to be honest? That it was an adult's privilege to make himself sick? In that case he would have denied his duty to set an example. How about admitting that he was a sinner, with a willing spirit but flesh as weak as the next man's? I would have been disarmed, but in that case too he would have undercut himself as a role model.
The chaplain was no doubt lying to himself as well as to me, which certainly mitigates his guilt. In any case, one instance of hypocrisy doesn't damn one as a mere hypocrite. At least, for my own sake, I hope it doesn't.
By the way, I gave up cigarettes 15 years ago, and now drive a compact Citroën that would meet the Rev. Ball's most stringent standards. But I did the first to court a girl who couldn't stand smoking, and I do the second because I couldn't otherwise survive the traffic in the city where I live. So where's the virtue in that?
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