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Yahoo.com - Welcome to 'Duk's Dozen, a streamlined selection of 12 morning-fresh links and items to start your baseball day. It welcomes your email submissions or Twitter tips .      1. Six Boston homers in one game? Ah, Baltimore's in town. Red Sox Monster 2. 9/9/09 — A tribute to Bill Mazeroski, Roger Maris and Ted Williams. Walkoff Walk 3. Cole and Heidi Hamels are back to weirding out everyone in Philly ...

Tiscali - A Michigan appeals court has dismissed a lawsuit against rap group D12 - after the band's former manager accused them of cheating him out of "millions of dollars".

ContactMusic - A Michigan appeals court has dismissed a lawsuit against rap group D12 - after the band's former manager accused them of cheating him out of "millions of ...

Detroit Free Press - D12 -- Kuniva, Bizarre, Kon Artis and Swift are entering a familiar world at an unfamiliar time. Kuniva, who was mostly known as the "quiet henchman" in the back, opens up about life, music and the "Return of the Dozen."

San Jose Mercury News - Rap group D12, which includes Eminem, plans to continue recording a new album despite the shooting death of band mate Proof. ``If people think that because he's not here we're not going to keep doing what we're doing, then they're wrong,'' said D12 member Denaun Porter, who goes by the rap name Kon Artis. Proof, whose real name was Deshaun Holton, was shot to death last month at an after-hours

San Jose Mercury News - Rap group D12, which includes Eminem, plans to continue recording a new album despite the shooting death of band mate Proof. ``If people think that because he's not here we're not going to keep doing what we're doing, then they're wrong,'' said D12 member Denaun Porter, who goes by the rap name Kon Artis. Proof, whose real name was Deshaun Holton, was shot to death last month at an after-hours

WOOD TV 8 - DETROIT The rap group D-12 says it will keep on recording a new album despite the shooting death of bandmate Proof. The group expects to resume recording next month after...

Lansing State Journal - DETROIT - The rap group D12, which includes Eminem, plans to continue recording a new album despite the shooting death of bandmate Proof.

E! Online - D12 may be down a man, but the rap group is not out. A month after cofounder Proof was gunned down, the Detroit hip-hop collective that also counts Eminem as a member says it will forge ahead with plans to record a new album, the Detroit Free Press reports. Denaun Porter, aka Kon Artis, told the newspaper that D12 will head back into the studio in June to finish the album, which will

Fox News - The rap group D12 to continue to record a new album despite the death of bandmate Proof.