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Potash spokesman Bill Johnson said the summer shutdowns are normal, although its Cory mine will be idle for about six weeks longer than normal for additional maintenance.
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PanARMENIAN.Net - The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency said Thursday, Aug 23 night it will strip Lance Armstrong of his unprecedented seven Tour de France titles after he dropped his fight against drug charges that threatened his legacy as one of the greatest cyclists of all time, The Associated Press reported.
Travis Tygart, USADA's chief executive, said Armstrong would also be hit with a lifetime ban on Friday. Under the World Anti-Doping Code, he could lose other awards, event titles and cash earnings while the International Olympic Committee might look at the bronze medal he won in the 2000 Games.
Armstrong, who retired last year, effectively dropped his fight by declining to enter USADA's arbitration process - his last option - because he said he was weary of fighting accusations that have dogged him for years. He has consistently pointed to the hundreds of drug tests he passed as proof of his innocence while piling up Tour titles from 1999 to 2005.
"There comes a point in every man's life when he has to say, 'Enough is enough.' For me, that time is now," Armstrong said. He called the USADA investigation an "unconstitutional witch hunt."
"I have been dealing with claims that I cheated and had an unfair advantage in winning my seven Tours since 1999," he said. "The toll this has taken on my family and my work for our foundation and on me leads me to where I am today - finished with this nonsense."
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Mar 23, 2013, 12:54 PM EDT
For a lineup that had so many uncertainties before kickoff in Commerce City, U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann sure seemed to get a lot of things right last night. From the patchwork backline, to the formation, to the midfield alignment to the forwards, everything seemed to work, as much as a roster missing so many of its regulars can work.
Let's start at the back
Brad Guzan was fine for the most part, but that was the easy one. With Tim Howard out, the Aston Villa No. 1 was the obvious choice, and while some early second half forays away from his line drew some gasps from the American faithful, Guzan was otherwise reliable. He was sure-handed, confident. He was expected what everybody expected.
We knew Omar Gonzalez and Geoff Cameron would start at the back. The question was where. Gonzalez was going to start in the middle, but electing to go with experience instead of injecting Tony Beltran, Klinsmann pushed Cameron to right back. It's not a spot he's used to with the national team, but he plays there with Stoke.
It was a safe choice, one that allowed Clarence Goodson to start a left-center half. It also allowed Klinsmann to get his most experienced defense on the field.
In truth, Cameron wasn't that good. His distribution was poor and he did little to prevent Bryan Oviedo from being Costa Rica's most dangerous player. Part of that was the weather, and part of Oviedo's success was on Graham Zusi, but it was still a patchy performance from the Potter.
But there we no major errors. For a team protecting a 1-0 lead for most of the night, that was the biggest thing. Those Oviedo crosses could have proved painful (especially a first half ball that fell for Bryan Ruiz), but ultimately, Cameron's growing experience outweighed his errors.
The revelation at defense was DeMarcus Beasley, who was having trouble getting called in at all before starting at left back. His night looked like it would end early when he went face-to-head with Omar Gonzalez, but the Puebla midfielder recovered to have one of the States' better nights. Whether he holds up at Azteca is another matter entirely, but after for one night, DMB gave U.S. fans reason to think he's got left back covered.
And he also revitalized his chances of getting to cap No. 100. In all likelihood, Beasley will reach appearance 99 Tuesday at Azteca.
With Danny Williams out, Klinsmann could have inserted Kyle Beckerman or Maurice Edu and maintain his tendency to select three players who normally play deep in midfield. But in a must win game at home, it was no surprise that Michael Bradley and Jermaine Jones (right) were asked to do the job by themselves.
The slight surprise may have been the depliyment. We think of Michael Bradley as the midfielder most capable of getting forward, and on Clint Dempsey's goal, he showed how he can contiribute without ever touching the ball. But for most of the night, Bradley was the deeper of the two, sitting deep to act as a fulcrum.
Jones was allowed to do what he does best – roam, disrupt, use his strength and athleticism to be as annoying as possible. In attack, that gave the U.S. a player to act as an outlet just inside the final third. In the buildup, it allowed the U.S. to patiently kick it around while the Costa Ricans trudged through the snow.
Add in Clint Dempsey's contributions dropping into the void above the pivot, and the midfield struck a perfect balance. That perception was aided by the early goal, Costa Rica's five-man defense, the field conditions, home field advantage, and the U.S.'s inherent edge in midfield talent, but the result's enough to bolster opinion that Klinsmann needs to stick with two, not three, defensively-inclined midfielders.
Attack did enough
Jozy Altidore had one of his better nights of the Klinsmann era. His holdup play was excellent, and Costa Rica seemed to lack the willingness or personnel to compete for the long balls coming out of the States' end. With a strong work rate and improved off-the-ball movement, Altidore is starting to improve on the qualities that made him an iffy fit before.
Herculez Gomez got the call on the left ahead of Eddie Johnson, a decision that's more difficult to judge. Gomez was fine, and his experience seemed valuable as he shunned the weather and got to work. On set pieces and with the ball at his feet, Gomez offers a bit more, and his work rate is always among the team's best. But it's not difficult to image Johnson being as effective, if in a different way.
On the other flank, Graham Zusi (right) was a non-factor in attack and a detriment tracking Oviedo, but it's hard to fault Klinsmann for this selection. In what the coach had labeled a must win game, Zusi's recent successes were always likely to earn Klinsmann's nod. Gomez could have started on the right while Johnson played on the left, but on a day when possession was going to be important, you can see why Zusi got the call.
On Tuesday, however? It's hard to feel that confident about that right side matching up against Andres Guardado and Jorge Torres Nilo, particularly when Mexico scored each of their Friday goals while attacking the defense's right. Klinsmann may have no better defensive option than Cameron, but for that flank to work, Zusi will have to be better running back toward goal.
And then there's Dempsey, who was never not going to start, but the main issues with "Deuce" as a No. 10 had been his ability to keep the play moving. For both club and country, there's been a tendency so slow play down outside the final third rather than build momentum. Positionally, a supporting striker's role allows Dempsey to do the kind of penalty area poaching that made the difference last night, but when that role requires a No. 10's flare in a 4-2-3-1, Dempsey's limitations are exposed.
In the snow of Colorado, those limitations were equalized. Everybody became a player who had trouble building momentum. It wasn't even worth trying. Smart, well-hit passes that actually got to your teammates became more important, and in that environment, Dempsey's strengths stood out. Putting him in the middle of a 4-2-3-1 proved a valuable focal point for a team that needed to hog the ball.
Credit the coach
Nobody was surprised by Friday's selection, but that doesn't mean there weren't significant choices to make. And it looks like Klinsmann made all the right ones. The right side could have been better, but you could see the coach's logic. And in the choice of formation, midfield selection, promotion of Beasley, and putting Dempsey (back) in a No. 10's role, Klinsmann seemed to get it right.
Not a bad a frying pan performance for the scrutinized boss.
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NGDATA™, the consumer intelligence and interactive Big Data management solutions company, today announced the availability of Lily 2.0, the industry's only solution that enables enterprises to gain a 360 degree view of their customers by combining and analyzing structured, unstructured and semi-structured data from multiple sources. Currently deployed at several enterprise organizations, Lily helps customers gain deep insights into their customers, products, markets and operations to optimize business processes and create highly personalized offers that drive sales and increase customer intimacy. Without Lily, organizations only get a partial view of customers, preferences and behaviors – resulting in disjointed and ineffective sales and marketing processes. Lily 2.0 includes a new set of innovative modules including: the Lily Customer Database, Lily Customer Applications, NGDATA Data Services as well as enhancements to the Lily Data Repository.
While there are a wide variety of business intelligence, Big Data, analytics, and real-time marketing solutions entering the market, Lily 2.0 supersedes the limitations of these solutions. Using Lily, customers are able to tap a wide variety of Big Data sources, access complete customer profiles in real-time and take into account a customer's latest interactions across multiple channels (CRM, social media, mobile) instead of relying on outdated batch data to make marketing and sales decisions. By better understanding a consumer's propensity towards specific offers and brands, Lily helps enterprise organizations to more effectively provide recommendations on products and advertisements – resulting in greater customer loyalty and increased sales.
"The ability to provide a comprehensive view of the customer and predict their propensity towards purchasing products will provide companies with a distinct competitive advantage. Today's consumers often make purchase decisions based on their most recent actions, interactions and social engagements, in addition to their historic behavior," said Benjamin Woo, managing director of industry research firm Neuralytix, Inc. and analyst at GigaOM Pro. "Lily offers enterprises the unique advantage of being able to collectively amass and act on this data – creating smarter and more effective sales and marketing campaigns."
New modules include:
- The Lily Customer Database: uses matching and machine learning capabilities to correlate all data from hundreds of internal and external sources to a unique customer. By aggregating data based on behavioral data, Lily can build and maintain customer records that contain all data related to each individual customer including purchase history, web clickstreams, geolocational information and social interactions. The Lily Customer Database easily integrates with applications such as SAP Business Objects, Tableau, SAS/ACCESS, Microstrategy, QuickView and Hive for exploratory analytics and business intelligence applications, providing real-time insights based on more complete data.
- Lily Customer Applications: The Lily Recommendation Engine leverages sophisticated machine-learning algorithms such as collaborative filtering to deliver highly targeted, contextual and personalized product recommendations. Now, enterprises can predict an individual's preferences toward a product or service by observing group behavior such as purchase history, brand affinity, social interaction, POS transactions, web clickstreams and geo-location information to deliver highly accurate recommendations. The Recommendation Engine can be integrated into any existing application such as mobile wallet or a fraud detection application.
- The Lily Data Repository: delivers new connectivity, indexing, scalibility, support capabilities for SolrCloud as well as certification on the latest Hadoop and HBase versions. As a result, enterprises can aggregate, store, index and retrieve a wide variety of internal and data into a native Big Data platform.
- NGDATA Data Services: augments existing customer data in Lily with other data sources such as social network data or reference databases, such as Lexis-Nexis and market and consumer data. Pre-integrated into the Lily Customer Database, NGDATA Data Services speeds up implementation and time to value by rapidly making external data available.
"Simply put, we empower enterprise organizations to gain competitive agility by making it easier to precisely pinpoint customer preferences," said Luc Burgelman, CEO and founder of NGDATA. "We help these companies improve marketing effectiveness, fraud prevention and one to one customer engagement by removing what used to be time consuming and disjointed processes of business intelligence, marketing and analytics. Lily serves as a company's consumer intelligence engine and steps in where traditional CRM and data warehousing systems have fallen short."
About NGDATA
NGDATATM is the consumer intelligence company that empowers enterprises seeking greater customer lifetime value to drive continuous, actionable insights to enable sales and increase customer loyalty. The company does this through its unique combination of Big Data management and machine learning technologies in a single integrated solution. Headquartered in Gent, Belgium with offices in New York City and San Francisco, NGDATA provides solutions to data-driven sectors such as financial services, retail and media/publishing. Please visit www.ngdata.com for more information or follow on Twitter @ngdata_com or connect with the company on LinkedIn.
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The Internet of Things will greatly expand the opportunities for data collection and new business models driven off of that data. In her session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Esmeralda Swartz, CMO of MetraTech, will discuss how for this to be effective you not only need to have infrastructure and operational models capable of utilizing this new phenomenon, but increasingly service providers will need to convince a skeptical public to participate. Get ready to show them the money! Speaker Bio: Esmeralda Swartz, CMO of MetraTech, has spent 16 years as a marketing, product management, and busin...
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ashton Kutcher's turn as Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt's directorial debut about a modern day Don Juan are leading a slew of star-studded premieres unveiled Monday for the 2013 Sundance Film Festival.
Kutcher stars in "Jobs," a biographical look at the career rise of Jobs from wayward hippie to charismatic inventor and entrepreneur, which Sundance said Monday will officially close the indie film festival backed by Robert Redford that runs January 17 to January 27.
The premiere lineup also features Gordon-Levitt directing, writing and starring in "Don Jon's Addiction," about a self-centered porn-addict attempting to reform his ways opposite Scarlett Johansson, Julianne Moore and Tony Danza.
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"Lovelace," starring Amanda Seyfried and James Franco, tells the story of porn star Linda Lovelace famed for the film "Deep Throat."
Sundance, the top U.S. film festival for independent cinema held in Park City, Utah, unveiled the premieres section - which typically feature more established directors - after it announced its competition films last week.
Adding to the premieres list is "Before Midnight," director Richard Linklater's third film collaborating with Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy after "Before Sunrise" and "Before Sunset," in which the audience encounters their characters nine years later in Greece.
New Zealand director Jane Campion will screen her new six-hour epic, "Top Of The Lake," a haunting mystery about a pregnant 12-year-old girl who disappears, with Holly Hunter.
Other big-name actors in the lineup include Steve Carell and Toni Collette in "The Way, Way Back," Naomi Watts and Robin Wright in "Two Mothers", Dakota Fanning and Elizabeth Olsen in "Very Good Girls," and Shia LaBeouf and Evan Rachel Wood in "The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman."
Australian actresses Nicole Kidman, Mia Wasikowska and Jacki Weaver star in psychological thriller "Stoker," which marks South Korean director Park Chan-wook's English-language debut.
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(Reporting By Christine Kearney, editing by Piya Sinha-Roy and Cynthia Osterman)
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North Central Texas College regents approved names for two soon-to-be-constructed buildings to honor several individuals who have contributed to the success of both programs.
The decision was made at the regular meeting of the regents held on Thursday afternoon.
The new health sciences facility will be named the Leo and Mabel Scott Health Sciences Center.
In 2005, the NCTC Foundation received notification that the college had been included as one of the beneficiaries of the Leo and Mabel Scott Estate. When the announcement was made and the trust was established, it was estimated that the value of the estate was $3.2 million with NCTC's portion being more than $1.1 million. Also as part of the estate over the past years, there has been mining of sand and gravel with provided additional revenues to the Foundation. To date, the NCTC Foundation has received $1,040,256 from the Leo and Mabel Scott Estate.
According to the Scott's will, they wanted these funds to be used to provide assistance for underprivileged persons for their education with preference for scholarships to be awarded to persons living in Cooke County and Love County, Okla. Since Fall 2005, the NCTC Foundation has awarded 2,780 Leo and Mabel Scott scholarships valued at $553,508. Many of these students have been health sciences students. Mabel Scott also worked as a Registered Nurse at Scott and White Hospital for several years and was the Love County Health Nurse for many years.
Also Thursday, regents approved naming the soon-to-be-built agriculture center the Henry Speath Agriculture Center.
In 2004, David and Lou Ann Spaeth gave a gift of $200,000 to support the agricultural programs by establishing an endowed scholarship program with the NCTC Foundation. The scholarship was named in memory of David's father, Henry Spaeth, who devoted more than 70 years of his life to the agriculture business and was a strong supporter of NCTC. Henry Spaeth was a member of the NCTC Foundation prior to his death and was active in helping to raise funds for scholarships.
In other business Thursday, regents approved the evaluation form and process to be published with the bid documents for the new Health Sciences Center and Career and Technology Center construction projects. They also set a bid date of June 25 for both projects and set a board meeting for July 2 at noon to consider awarding of the construction contracts.
Regents also approved the 2014-15 property, casualty and auto insurance renewal proposal from the TASB Risk Management Fund in the amount of $97,061, which is an increase of around 2 percent from last year's premium.
The board also approved the 2014-15 Catalog and approved contract renewals for faculty for 2014-15 who are in their first year of employment and were not included on the January renewal listing.
Regents then approved three new mid-year personnel additions that were identified as areas of critical need for additional staff. One was an Associate Director of Admissions that will be on the Flower Mound campus. Another is a Graphic Design Specialist on the Gainesville campus, and the third is a Senior Systems Analyst in the Information Technology Department on the Gainesville campus.
The board then approved hiring Pamela Van Hook as a Senior Systems Analyst and Kate Richardson as Associate Registrar.
All board members were present for Thursday's meeting.


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Under Armour executives Fulks, Stafford to take on elevated roles
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Two Under Armour Inc. executives are moving up in the ranks, and more are joining the company's senior leadership team.
Kip Fulks, the Baltimore sportswear maker's chief operating officer, will also taken on the role of president of product. As part of the position, he will lead product development, design, technology and supply chain.
Fulks started at Under Armour in 1996 with founder Kevin Plank and risen through the ranks in various positions.
Meanwhile, Henry Stafford, previously senior vice president of apparel, outdoor and accessories at Under Armour (NYSE: UA), has been promoted to president of North America, where he will oversee wholesale, retail marketing global retail and e-commerce.
Under Armour also said on Tuesday that Susie McCabe joined the company as senior vice president of global retail, and Jason LaRose was named senior vice president of global e-commerce. The new positions and promotions align with Under Armour's goal of expanding internationally.
McCabe previously spent 16 years at Ralph Lauren Corp. (NYSE: RL), including a stint as president of factory store concepts. At Under Armour she will be responsible for overseeing the company's brand house and factory house stores in the U.S. and beyond.
And LaRose comes to Under Armour from Express (NYSE: EXPR), where he served as senior vice president of e-commerce. In his new position, he will be responsible for driving Web business and overseeing Under Armour's global online experience.
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West Brom 0 Crystal Palace 2 match report: Dwight Gayle damage leaves Albion heading for exit
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Saturday 04 January 2014
Here was a contest that would have seemed of huge significance in the Premier League – how Crystal Palace must have wished it was – but failed to sprinkle any of that old Cup magic over a quiet and dispirited Hawthorns. Not that the 2,000 visiting supporters in a crowd of only 12,700 minded, as they brushed off a "Wem-ber-lee" chant rarely heard from followers of a club beaten in the third round for the previous three seasons.
Furthermore, Palace will use this as a springboard to push them further away from the bottom three of the League, from which they recently escaped for the first time this season.
In contrast, Albion, only four points above them, must be aware of the need to fill their managerial vacancy quickly; not because Keith Downing is doing a bad job – this was his first defeat in five matches as caretaker – but because a new man would have his own idea of transfer business to be done over the next three weeks.
Downing has proved astute at rotating the squad but he may have overdone it here in making as many as eight changes. The controversial figure of Nicolas Anelka, who had made all the headlines last weekend, was given a day off, with Shane Long recalled in his place alongside Matej Vydra in a partnership that did not quite gel.
Not until the second half did Albion present a serious threat, still finding the twin towers Damien Delaney and Danny Gabbidon, with goalkeeper Julian Speroni behind them, difficult to bypass.
Dwight Gayle, brought into Palace's attack as one of five changes, scored a well taken goal midway through the first half and after that Tony Pulis's side were able to pull men behind the ball, which was hoofed away without ceremony in between the sort of occasional counter-attack that brought a goal for substitute Marouane Chamakh with the last kick of the game. They also have a midfielder of high promise in Hiram Boateng, a young Londoner not 18 until later this week.
If this was to be Downing's last game, he will leave with a sense of frustration. "We gave them a goal, which made it doubly difficult, but in the first half we lacked intensity to our game and had too much caution," he said.
Pulis, a traditionalist who led Stoke City to the final three years ago, regretted the attendance was less than half of that which witnessed the corresponding League game in November (won 2-0 by Albion). "There's got to be a way of filling the stadiums up," he said. "That has to be looked at." It was symptomatic that the opening goal should stem from an error. Goran Popov played a casual pass infield from his left-back position that Boateng latched on to, sending it forward first time for Gayle, who swivelled and cleverly directed his shot out of reach of a flat-footed Ben Foster.
Although each side clipped what used to be called the woodwork, the first half was poor. Early on, Barry Bannan, a former Villa man, hit the outside of a post with a cross-shot from the byline. Soon after the goal, Zoltan Gera's cross from the left was headed onto the top of bar by Craig Dawson.
In the second half, Albion livened up and Speroni made his best saves from Vydra, low down with one hand, and from Saido Berahino, turned over with some difficulty. Gera pulled his team's last opportunity wide and on a break in added time, Yannick Bolasie did well down the left and set up Chamakh for an open goal
West Bromwich (4-4-2): Foster; Dawson (Amalfitano, 60), McAuley, Lugano, Popov; Gera, Morrison, Yacob (Sessègnon, 80), Berahino; Long, Vydra (Sinclair, 68).
Crystal Palace (4-5-1): Speroni; Mariappa, Gabbidon, Delaney, Parr; Bolassie, Dikgacoi, Bannan (Puncheon, 78), Boateng (O'Keefe, 67), Williams (Chamakh, 78); Gayle.
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