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Website: PHI Mining GroupPHI Mining Group is a U.S.-based mining and exploration enterprise focusedon acquiring and developing industrial mineral properties. The company isin the process of negotiating to acquire interests in diatomite, lead,copper and granite properties in South East Asia and South America. PHIMining Group is committed to high standards in the areas of environmentalmanagement and health and safety for its employees and neighboringcommunities.Web site: Harbor: This news release contains forward-looking statements thatare subject to certain risks and uncertainties that may cause actualresults to differ materially from those projected on the basis of suchforward-looking statements. The Major Indoor Soccer League announced today that Philadelphia KiXX forward Leo Gibson has been named the MISL Player of the Week for the week ending Sunday, Dec 6.

Gibson paced the KiXX (1-2) attack with four goals this past Friday night, leading the team to a 20-6 road victory over the previously unbeaten Rockford Rampage (2-1). "This past Friday against Rockford, Leo really capitalized on his chances," KiXX head coach Don D'Ambra stated. He truly has all the tools to be a fantastic player." The Monrovia, Liberia, native netted a hat trick in the first half alone in the win over Rockford, and his eight points and four goals are a single game high in the MISL this season.Gibson, who was an addition to the KiXX roster during this past offseason, jumped to third in the league in scoring off the output of this match alone. Gibson played his first two indoor seasons with the Detroit Ignition, and he was a key figure in bringing Motown the Xtreme Soccer League championship last year when he finished tied for fifth on the team with 25 points on eight goals and eight assists.The Liberian native played college soccer at King College in Bristol, Tennessee, before receiving a trial with the Dallas Burn of Major League Soccer in 2004. He spent his first four professional outdoor seasons with the Minnesota Thunder of USL-1 before spending this past year with the Cleveland City Stars.

Next up for Philadelphia is a road matchup with the Milwaukee Wave (1-2) on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. The KiXX will play its historic first home game at the Liacouras Center on the campus of Temple University on Saturday, Jan 9, hosting the Rockford Rampage at 7:00 p.m. Season and group ticket packages for the KiXX are available now by calling 1-888-888-KiXX.. Well, its official. The 2009Nebraska Cornuskers' offense was the worst since 1968. For those of you who aremathematically challenged, that means it hasn't been this bad in Lincoln in 41 years. The 2009 Cornhuskers finished ranked 102 nationally in yards per game. If you are wondering, those statistics include the Sun Belt conference games the Cornhuskers played earlier this year. I'm not sure if I want to know how much worse Nebraska would have ranked if they had not been able to start the season with those three cupcakes. All of this, of course, means a central question of the next month is going to be whether or not Nebraska head coach Bo Pelini decides to make changes to his offensive staff. Say what you will about Bill Callahan, but I really think he could have succeeded at Nebraska if he had not first hired Kevin Cosgrove to be his defensive coordinator and then stubbornly stuck by him as the Blackshirts imploded. Callahan's Nebraska teams had good to very good offenses with historically terrible defenses. This year Bo Pelini's Nebraska team had an excellent defense with a historically awful offense. Neither of these formulas are championship winning ones, as we have learned the last eight years.What makes this decision such a difficult one for Pelini is that Shawn Watson has had success at Nebraska and Colorado before as an offensive coordinator. Furthermore, the overall state of the Nebraska program seems to be on the upswing and any changes may backfire or give the impression to recruits that things are not as they should be. Nebraska's 2010 recruiting class is no doubt listening to this chatter too.That said, awful is awful. This was Shawn Watson's third year as Nebraska's offensive coordinator and the product on the field was largely his making. Blame it on the players if you will, but he recruited the majority of him. So who is at fault Can you really reward this offensive awfulness with continued employment By the way, Mark Mangino is available and on the coaching market. He guided Oklahoma's offense to the 2000 National Championship, resurrected Kansas' program, and developed several NFL-level offensive stars there. Is sticking with Watson better than making a splash with a new hire like ManginoAnother issue is that Nebraska's offense suffered from a lack of identity in 2009. In the Callahan/Norvell/Watson years that identity was clearly based on the West Coast offense. Bo Pelini seems to want to reinvent the offense and make it more run game, ball control, and game management orientated. Can Watson be his guy if that is the goal Maybe 2009 was evidence of the failure of that working relationship.To put it mildly, the Nebraska offensive staff has some major problems to work on in the weeks leading up to itsmatch-up with Arizona in the Holiday Bowl. I am guessing that Pelini, unlike Mark Richt at Georgia, will give the offensive coaches the extra practice time this month to show improvement. If Shawn Watson follows up the offense's poor showing in the Big 12 Championship with a dud in the desert, the calls for his head in Lincoln will only grow louder.. Lawyer Brings Corporate, Securities Law and M&A Expertise to Firm's CorporateDepartmentHOUSTON, Jan 7 /PRNewswire/ Steven M.

Tyndall, who has built an extensivelegal practice in general corporate law, securities law and mergers andacquisitions, joined Baker Botts L.L.P. on January 1, 2009, as partner in theCorporate Department.He will be based in the firm's Austin, Texas office.(Photo: http://)A majority of Tyndall's clients are based in the technology, life sciences,oil and gas and energy sectors.His corporate and securities practiceincludes representing issuers, underwriters and venture capital investors inpublic and private offerings of equity and debt securities, as well as clientsinvolved in mergers and acquisition transactions.He also represents publicand private companies in general corporate and transactional matters.Tyndall has represented issuers and investors in venture capital financingswith an aggregate transactional value in excess of $300 million.His publicofferings work includes representing issuers and underwriters in transactionsranging to $800 million."Steven adds depth to our corporate department team in traditional keyindustries for Baker Botts, as well as in targeted practice areas where wecontinue to see the potential for growth," said Baker Botts Managing PartnerWalt Smith. Tyndall earned his undergraduate degree from Southern Methodist University andhis law degree from the University of Tulsa.Prior to joining Baker Botts, hewas a partner at Fish & Richardson P.C."I have long admired the strength and sophistication of Baker Botts' corporatepractice and am impressed by the varied and extensive expertise of the firm'sintellectual property practice, an area that is important to many of myclients," Tyndall said."I am excited to be building my practice at a firmwith the capability, reputation and history of Baker Botts."For more information about the Corporate Department at Baker Botts, pleaseclick here.About Baker Botts L.L.P.Baker Botts L.L.P., dating from 1840, is a leading international law firm withoffices in Austin, Beijing, Dallas, Dubai, Hong Kong, Houston, London, Moscow,New York, Palo Alto (California), Riyadh and Washington.With approximately820 lawyers, Baker Botts provides a full range of legal services tointernational, national and regional clients.For more information, pleasevisit Available Topic Expert(s): For information on the listed expert(s), clickappropriate link.StevenTyndall Botts L.L.P.Michael Cinelli, Associate Director, Public Relations of Baker Botts L.L.P.,1-713-229-1764, cell, 1-281-546-4295, . Way back in September, when my fantasy league held its draft, I struck gold with the first overall pick. One of the many benefits of picking first is you can square away all your crucial positions and then go for favorites earlier/more easily than anyone else. I took full advantage and probably reached a little to yank the Pittsburgh Steeler defense off the board for reasons too convoluted to describe here.Whensuper-freak safety Troy Polamalu went down with a knee injury in the first game of the season against the Tennessee Titans, I knew I was in trouble.Luckily, I reached into the hat and blind panic nothwithstanding had thewherewithal to snag the New Orleans Saints' D. Insert big sigh of relief.Although my emergency plan has become the stalwart, I've still kept a close eye on Steel City.