Added SASSI user manual to bib and references to news. Refs idaholab#174

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+@article{sassi2006user,
+  author = {Farhang Ostadan},
+  title = {{SASSI - A System for Analysis of Soil Structure Interaction - User's Manual}},
+  journal = {University of California, Berkeley, California},
+  year = {2006}
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 @misc{opensees2009,
   author={S.~Mazzoni and McKenna.~F and Scott.~M.~H and Fenves.~G.~L},
   title ={OpenSees: Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation},

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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ MASTODON was selected as a finalist for the [2018 R&D100 awards](https://www.rd1
 
 ## Beam Elements in MASTODON
 
-Geometrically nonlinear beam and lumped mass/inertia elements have been recently added to MASTODON. These elements can now be used to model structures using stick-mass models. As a test scenario, a stick-mass model of a nuclear power plant from the SASSI manual ([image001]) was modeled using MASTODON and LS-DYNA. The first 15 natural frequencies of the MASTODON model agree well with the SASSI and the corresponding LS-DYNA models, and the spectral acceleration at a location on the structure matches well with the LS-DYNA results as shown in [image002].
+Geometrically nonlinear beam and lumped mass/inertia elements have been recently added to MASTODON. These elements can now be used to model structures using stick-mass models. As a test scenario, a stick-mass model of a nuclear power plant from the SASSI manual [citep:sassiuser2006] ([image001]) was modeled using MASTODON and LS-DYNA. The first 15 natural frequencies of the MASTODON model agree well with the SASSI and the corresponding LS-DYNA models, and the spectral acceleration at a location on the structure matches well with the LS-DYNA results as shown in [image002].
 
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        caption=Illustration of risk-informed and risk-based design methodologies.
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