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Feb. 1, 2006
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Twenty-one standout student-athletes have signed a National Letter of Intent (NLI) to attend the University of Missouri and play football for Head Coach Gary Pinkel, as announced today by Mizzou's head coach.
According to the Rivals.com rankings, Mizzou's 2006 recruiting class rates ahead of 27 other schools that participated in bowl games during the 2005 season. Just a handful of the other bowl teams from last year that Missouri bettered include: Oregon (47th), Utah (51st), North Carolina State (52nd), Georgia Tech (53rd), West Virginia (54th), TCU (58th), Minnesota (59th), Iowa State (60th), Southern Mississippi (63rd), BYU (65th), Colorado (68th), Northwestern (76th), Colorado State (82nd), Texas-El Paso (82nd), Houston (85th), and Fresno State (94th), among many others.
Five of Mizzou's 2006 class hails from the state of Missouri, including two of the state's top four players, according to Rivals. Once again, the state of Texas was a big focal point for MU's recruiting efforts, and those efforts paid off with a group of nine players from the Lone Star State. Mizzou also signed two student-athletes from the states of California and Oklahoma, and one each from the states of Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana.
Mizzou's quarterback class rated 13th-best in the country, according to Rivals.com, and MU also fared well in the wide receiver position (17th-best class in the nation). The defensive back class (featuring seven players, the second-largest DB class in the nation, according to Rivals) ranked 30th.
"This is a quality group of young men both on and off the field," said MU Head Coach Gary Pinkel. "We see a lot of skill and desire and football ability here, and this is a group that is excited to come to Mizzou and wear the Black and Gold. We feel good about addressing some needs with people that have the ability to contribute right away," he said.
Following is a roster and biographical sketches for each of MU's 21 signees...
|Hometown (High School/Jr. College)
|Danario Alexander
|Marlin, Texas (Marlin HS)
|Tim Barnes
|Marshall, Mo. (Pettis County Northwest HS)
|Marquis Booker
|Ardmore, Okla. (Ardmore HS)
|Castine Bridges
|Richmond, Calif. (Pinole Valley HS/Diablo Valley College)
|Cornelius Brown
|Adel, Ga. (Cook HS/Reedley [Calif.] CC)
|Justin Brown
|Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs HS/North Dakota State Col. of Science)
|Bart Coslet
|St. Peters, Mo. (Francis Howell Central HS)
|Dominic Grooms
|Tampa, Fla. (Middleton HS)
|Jesse Hernandez
|Ardmore, Okla. (Ardmore HS)
|Del Howard
|Dallas, Texas (South Garland HS)
|Jeremy Maclin
|Kirkwood, Mo. (Kirkwood HS)
|Jared Perry
|La Marque, Texas (La Marque HS)
|Mike Prince
|Southlake, Texas (Carroll HS)
|Kevin Rutland
|Houston, Texas (North Shore HS)
|Brant Scott
|College Station, Texas (A&M Consolidated HS)
|Paul Simpson
|Oakland, Calif. (San Leandro HS/Chabot CC)
|John Stull
|Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge HS)
|La'Roderick Thomas
|Dallas, Texas (South Oak Cliff HS)
|J.P. Tillman
|Houston, Texas (Cy Falls HS)
|Tremane Vaughns
|Patterson, La. (Patterson HS/Pasadena City [Calif.] CC)
|Sean Weatherspoon
|Jasper, Texas (Jasper HS)
|Texas (9)
|Alexander (Marlin), Howard (Dallas), Perry (La Marque), Prince (Southlake), Rutland (Houston), Scott (College Station), Thomas (Dallas), Tillman (Houston), Weatherspoon (Jasper).
|Missouri (5)
|Barnes (Marshall), Brown (Blue Springs), Coslet (St. Peters), Maclin (Kirkwood), Stull (Columbia)
|California (2)
|Bridges (Richmond), Simpson (Oakland)
|Oklahoma (2)
|Booker (Ardmore), Hernandez (Ardmore)
|Florida (1)
|Grooms (Tampa)
|Georgia (1)
|Brown (Adel)
|Louisiana (1)
|Vaughns (Patterson)
|Fr., WR/DB, 6-3, 190, Marlin, Texas (Marlin High School)
|Skilled all-around athlete who could play on either side of the ball at Mizzou ... Earned honorable mention All-State and 1st-Team All-District honors as a senior wide receiver for Marlin High School in 2005 after catching 49 passes for 850 yards and 9 TDs ... Named 2nd-Team Super Cen-Tex in 2005, as well ... Was an honorable mention All-District pick as a junior in 2004 ... An excellent all-around athlete who was a 1st-Team All-District performer in baseball ... Was also the district champion in the long jump (best of 23'10") and triple jump (best of 45'10") in 2005, and hopes to challenge for a state title in 2006 in both events ... High school coach - Jerry Malone ... Full name - Danario Donte Alexander ... Birthdate - Aug. 7, 1988 ... Parents - Larry Alexander & Helen Woodson ... Chose Mizzou over Texas Tech, Baylor, Houston and SMU, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Dave Steckel.
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|Fr., OL/DL, 6-4, 310, Marshall, Mo. (Pettis County Northwest High School)
|One of the most highly-coveted prospects in the state of Missouri who was an early commitment to Mizzou, the summer prior to his junior season ... Is ranked as the No. 4 overall prospect in the state of Missouri by Rivals, and as the No. 23 offensive guard prospect in the nation, as well ... Earned numerous All-State, All-Conference and All-District honors during his career at Pettis County Northwest High School in Hughesville, Mo. ... Excellent all-around athlete who was a four-year letterwinner in basketball and a two-year letterman in baseball, in addition to his exploits on the gridiron ... Has also earned 1st-Team All-Conference and All-District honors in basketball, as well ... A solid student who is a member of the National Honor Society, and also served on his school's student council ... High school coach - Caleb Crooker ... Full name - Timothy Robert Barnes ... Birthdate - May 14, 1988 ... Parents - Jeff & Becky Barnes ... Chose Mizzou over Miami, Fla., Michigan and Iowa, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Andy Hill.
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|Fr., TB/LB, 6-1, 235, Ardmore, Okla. (Ardmore High School)
|Linebacker prospect who was a 1st-Team All-State and 1st-Team Super State standout at the position at Ardmore, Okla. High School ... Averaged more than 100 tackles over the last 2 seasons while helping his team to two state semifinal appearances in three seasons on the varsity ... Amassed 156 tackles as a senior, and added 6 QB sacks and grabbed 4 interceptions, as well ... Was also named the District Five linebacker of the year as a senior, as his team won a district championship ... Converted to linebacker from running back as a sophomore ... Will join Ardmore teammate Jesse Hernandez as part of Mizzou's 2006 signing class ... High school coach - Mike Loyd ... Full name - Marquis Xavier Dominique Booker ... Birthdate - Oct. 8, 1987 ... Father - Randy Booker ... Chose Mizzou over TCU, Oklahoma State, Colorado State, Tulsa, Iowa State and Baylor, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Dave Christensen.
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|Jr., WR/DB, 6-2, 195, Richmond, Calif. (Pinole Valley HS/Diablo Valley College)
|High-level junior college cornerback who looks to make immediate contributions at Mizzou ... Was a big-play performer at Diablo Valley College, where he was named a 2nd-Team JUCO All-American by J.C. Gridwire after he intercepted 8 passes in 2005 (he also had 2 more TDs called back due to defensive penalties - including 1 by his brother, Namon West) ... Also returned 1 interception for a TD and recovered 2 fumbles ... Ranked as the No. 89 overall junior college prospect at any position, according to Rivals, and as the No. 12 defensive back by the same outlet ... Named the Golden Gate Conference defensive MVP in 2005, and was a 1st-Team All-Conference performer ... Was named to the California Community College Football Coaches' Association All-State team both years at Diablo Valley ... Grabbed 8 interceptions as a freshman in 2004, to tie for the state lead in that category ... Will have three years to play two at Mizzou ... Lettered in football for 2 years at Pinole Valley High School, where he had 5 career interceptions, and was an All-Conference performer as a senior ... Also played basketball and competed in track as a prep athlete ... Junior college coach - Ralph Depew ... High school coach - Steve Alameda ... Full name - Robert Castine Bridges ... Birthdate - Oct. 11, 1985 ... Mother - Darline Sanders ... Is interested in studying psychology at Mizzou, and he lists playing chess and swimming among his hobbies ... Chose Mizzou over Utah, Marshall, Kansas State, New Mexico, Oregon, Oregon State and Indiana, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Matt Eberflus.
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|Jr., WR/DB, 6-0, 200, Adel, Ga. (Cook High School/Reedley [Calif.] C.C.)
|Highly-skilled safety who played for national power Reedley Community College ... Ranked as the No. 92 junior college prospect in the country, at any position, according to Rivals ... Will have 3 years to play 2 at Mizzou ... Won 1st-Team All-State and All-Conference honors as a sophomore, as he helped lead his team to a conference championship in 2005 ... Reedley also won the league title in his freshman year in 2004 ... Reedley was ranked #1 in the nation for much of the 2005 season by JCGridiron.com, and finished the year 10-0 ... Earned 2nd-Team All-Conference honors that season, and was also named his team's defensive player of the year ... Also returned both kickoffs and punts ... Was a two-time 1st-Team All-State selection in high school as a defensive back in Adel, Ga., at Cook High School ... Also earned All-Region mention as a sophomore and junior at the wide receiver position ... Lettered in football four years in high school, as well as three years in basketball ... Junior college coach - Michael White ... Full name - Cornelius Dawson Brown ... Birthdate - Feb. 19, 1985 ... Parents - Edward & Maggie Gear ... Chose Mizzou over Texas Tech, New Mexico, Boise State and Marshall, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Craig Kuligowski.
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|Jr., WR/DB, 6-2, 200, Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs High School/North Dakota State College of Science)
|Junior college defensive back who will return to his home state of Missouri, looking to make immediate contributions for the Tigers ... Played the last 2 years at North Dakota State College of Science, located in Wahpeton, N.D. ... Earned 1st-Team All-Region honors as a DB in 2005, after he had 54 tackles, 13 passes broken up, 4 interceptions and 2 caused fumbles ... Also returned kickoffs and averaged 25.9 yards per return ... Notched 50 tackles as a freshman in 2004, and added 11 pass break ups and 3 interceptions, while leading the conference with a kickoff return average of 28.4 yards ... Was a standout at powerhouse Blue Springs High School, where he teamed with 2005 Mizzou signees Jaron Baston and James Stigall to win the Class 6 state championship in a 13-0 season in 2003 ... Caught a 62-yard TD pass in the championship game, as Blue Springs routed Hazelwood Central, 53-0, to win the title ... Also had 2 tackles in the title game, and intercepted a pass that he returned 37 yards ... Was a 1st-Team All-State honoree as a senior at Blue Springs in 2003, and was selected to play in the 2004 Missouri-Kansas high school all-star game ... Also won 3 letters in track and 2 more in basketball at Blue Springs ... Has three years to play two at Mizzou ... Junior college coach - Mike Beagle ... High school coach - Kelly Donahoe ... Full name - Justin Maurice Brown ... Birthdate - June 28, 1986 ... Parents - Nathaniel Brown & Billie Watkins ... Chose Mizzou over Iowa State and BYU, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Andy Hill.
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|Fr., TE/DE, 6-6, 245, St. Peters, Mo. (Francis Howell Central High School)
|Highly-rated defensive end prospect out of the St. Louis area that missed his senior year due to a knee injury ... Despite missing the season, still ranks as the nation's No. 26 weakside defensive end prospect, and the No. 12 overall prospect in Missouri by Rivals ... Was a pre-season All-American by Collegiate Sports prior to his senior season ... An outstanding athlete who was also recruited by several Division I schools to play basketball ... Played AAU hoops for the well-known St. Louis Eagles AAU team ... Earned 1st-Team All-Conference, All-District and All-Metro honors as both a defensive end and tight end as a junior in 2004, as he had 79 tackles and 3 sacks on defense and added 15 catches for 159 yards and 2 TDs on offense ... Earned 1st-Team All-Conference and All-District mention as a sophomore tight end in 2003 after grabbing 11 passes for 267 yards and 3 TDs ... Also racked up 59 tackles and added 3 QB sacks as a sophomore ... Played on both sides of the ball as a freshman, starting some at tight end for the 6A program ... High school coach - Todd Berck, who coached current Tiger senior LB Dedrick Harrington at Mexico (Mo.) High School ... Full name - Bart Thomas Coslet ... Parents - Tom & Krista Coslet ... Is an avid outdoor sportsman who lists hobbies as hunting, fishing, camping and floating ... Chose Mizzou over Nebraska, Kansas State, Kansas and Illinois, among others ... Primary Mizzou Recruiter - Cornell Ford.
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|Fr., QB/DB, 6-2, 180, Tampa, Fla. (Middleton High School)
|Four-year starter at QB who is rated as the No. 24 dual-threat QB in the nation, according to Rivals ... Had a very successful senior season, that saw him compile 1,600 yards and 16 TDs passing, and he added 512 yards and 8 TDs on the ground ... Transferred to Middleton High School for his senior year, and he led the Tigers to a 7-4 record in 2005 and to the 4A quarterfinals ... Played his first three years of ball at Tampa Bay Tech, where he exploded on the scene as a sophomore, when he threw for 1,928 yards and 18 TDs, and ran for 382 yards and 3 TDs ... Missed 5 games due to a foot injury as a junior, but still amassed 1,010 yards passing and 6 TDs, and ran for 212 yards and 2 TDs ... Started his first game late in the year as a freshman at Tampa Bay Tech and had 492 yards passing (3 TDs) and 120 yards rushing (1 TD) ... Is also competing in track this spring at Middleton ... High school coach - Harry Hubbard ... Full name - Dominic Jairo Grooms ... Birthdate - July 6, 1988 ... Mother - Vicki Grooms ... Chose Mizzou over South Florida, North Carolina State, Clemson, North Carolina, Vanderbilt and Bowling Green, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Dave Christensen.
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|Fr., OL/DL, 6-3, 295, Ardmore, Okla. (Ardmore High School)
|Athletic and tough-minded offensive line prospect who is ranked among the top-30 players to come out of the state of Oklahoma (No. 26 overall prospect in Oklahoma by Rivals) ... Will join Ardmore teammate Marquis Booker as a member of the 2006 recruiting class at Mizzou ... Transferred to Ardmore in the middle of his junior year, after starting his prep career at Lone Grove, Texas ... Earned All-District honors as an offensive lineman as a senior as he registered 35 pancake blocks and graded out at 90 percent or better in each game ... Also played on the defensive line and had 20 tackles, 2 QB sacks, forced 5 fumbles and recovered 4 fumbles ... Played on the defensive line and as a tight end his first 3 years of prep career ... As a junior in 2005, had 89 tackles, 11 QB sacks, 43 tackles for loss, and added 5 catches for 113 yards ... Sophomore season saw him record 74 tackles, 14 QB sacks, 47 tackles for loss and 4 catches for 130 yards ... Is an accomplished wrestler who made the Oklahoma Greco/Freestyle national team ... High school coach - Mike Loyd ... Full name - Jesse Dale Hernandez ... Birthdate - May 25, 1987 ... Mother - Teresa Hernandez ... Is an avid weightlifter who took 3rd place in a state powerlifting competition as a sophomore, competing against 6 seniors ... Also has won 2 "toughman" competitions ... Is interested in studying communications at Mizzou ... Chose Mizzou over Miami, Fla., Oklahoma, Tulsa and Baylor, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Dave Christensen.
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|Fr., WR/DB, 5-11, 180, Dallas, Texas (South Garland High School)
|Athletic defensive back prospect who could play a number of positions for the Tigers ... Amassed 143 tackles as a senior, earning 2nd-Team All-State mention, as well as 1st-Team All-District and All-Area honors ... Was named the defensive MVP of his district, as he added 3 interceptions, 7 QB sacks, 8 passes broken up, and returned a fumble for a TD on the year ... Helped his team reach the third round of the state playoffs in 2005 ... Earned 1st-Team All-District honors as a junior in 2004 after registering 88 tackles and forcing 3 fumbles ... Named team's rookie of the year as a sophomore, making 56 tackles on the year ... Is also a multi-year letterwinner in track at South Garland ... High school coach - Mickey Moss ... Full name - Delria Excel Howard, Jr. ... Birthdate - Feb. 7, 1988 ... Parents - Delria & Darlene Gunnells Howard ... Has an interest in studying business at Mizzou's highly-regarded School of Business ... Chose Mizzou over Wisconsin, Minnesota, Arizona State, Georgia Tech, Purdue, Illinois and Tulsa, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Bruce Walker.
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|Fr., WR/DB, 6-1, 185, Kirkwood, Mo. (Kirkwood High School)
|An outstanding two-sport athlete who is considered the top wide receiver, and one of the top overall prospects to come out of the state of Missouri in 2006 ... Was a star wideout, safety and punt returner for Kirkwood ... Ranks as the nation's No. 24 wide receiver prospect by Rivals, and is listed as the No. 3 overall prospect in Missouri by the same outlet ... Earned 1st-Team All-State honors as a wideout in 2005, after catching 41 passes for 1,042 yards and 11 TDs, averaging an impressive 25.4 yards per catch ... Also carried the ball 36 times for 293 yards and 4 TDs, and added 2 TDs throwing the ball ... Proved to be a dangerous return man, as he took 11 punts back for an average of 24.6 yards per return, with 1 going for a TD ... Also named All-Conference as a safety, as he notched 55 tackles, and added 4 interceptions, including 1 that he returned for a TD ... Earned 1st-Team All-State honors as a junior wideout, as well, as he caught 58 passes for 1,184 yards and 18 TDS, while rushing for 2 TDs and also returning 1 kickoff for a score ... Added 59 tackles and 6 interceptions on defense as a junior ... Named 2nd-Team All-Conference as a sophomore wideout and return specialist - caught 33 passes for 356 yards and 4 TDs, and averaged 25 yards per punt return (1 TD) and 30 yards per kickoff return that year ... Is also a standout on the hardwood, as he is averaging 11 points, 4 assists and 2.5 steals per game currently for Kirkwood's basketball team ... Was an honorable-mention All-State and 1st-Team All-Conference guard as a junior, averaging 13 points, 5 assists and 4 steals per game ... High school coach - Larry Frost ... Full name - Jeremy Albert Maclin ... Mother - Cleo Maclin ... Has an interest in studying accounting or marketing at Mizzou's School of Business ... Chose Mizzou over Ohio State, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas Tech, Colorado, Notre Dame, UCLA and Illinois, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Cornell Ford.
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|Fr., WR/DB, 6-0, 170, La Marque, Texas (La Marque HS)
|Speedy wideout who was a team captain and his team's offensive player of the year as a senior in 2005 ... Caught 32 passes for 540 yards and 13 TDs as a senior, after making 51 catches for 1,000 yards and 8 TDs as a junior ... Was a 1st-Team all-district performer as a junior ... Played on a team that won a state championship as a sophomore ... Also runs track for his school, and has been a regional qualifier for the past two years ... Runs sprints and has also high jumped 6-foot-6 ... Full name - Jared Dewayne Perry ... Son of David & Debra Bourgeios ... Birthdate - Aug. 27, 1988 ... Chose Mizzou over schools that offered him, such as Colorado, Kansas, Utah, Houston and TCU, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Craig Kuligowski.
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|Fr., OL/DL, 6-4, 295, Southlake, Texas (Carroll HS)
|Tenacious offensive line prospect who comes from a winning background ... Was a two-year starter on an offensive line that paved the way for one of the more impressive runs in national high school history ... Played on Southlake Carroll teams that went 47-1 in three years, including consecutive 16-0 seasons in 2004 and 2005 ... Ranked as the No. 33 offensive tackle prospect in the nation, according to Scout.com ... Was a starter for the last two years, with Carroll going 32-0 in games in which he started ... Both years saw the Dragons win the Texas 5A state championship, and end the year as the mythical national champions in various polls ... Earned 1st-Team all-state honors (by the Texas Sportswriters' Association, as well as Scout.com) as a senior, and added 1st-Team designation on the all-district squad as well, and was his team's co-captain in 2005 ... Was an all-district performer in 2004 ... Will join former teammate Chase Daniel, now a Mizzou quarterback, on campus this fall ... High school coach - Todd Dodge ... Was also a letterwinner in wrestling and track, where he threw the shotput ... Full name - Michael Armand Prince ... Son of Bill & Jeannine Prince ... Birthdate - March 29, 1988 ... Currently undecided on intended major at Mizzou, but lists computers as one of his primary hobbies ... Chose Mizzou over Iowa State, Utah, Texas El-Paso and Colorado State, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Dave Steckel.
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|Fr., QB/DB, 6-1, 185, Houston, Texas (North Shore High School)
|Solid athlete who possesses the size and skills to contribute on either side of the ball ... Played numerous positions as a senior at Houston's North Shore High School, including DB, WR and QB, and helped his team to an undefeated regular season and an appearance in the state playoffs ... Ranked as the No. 51 cornerback prospect in the nation, according to Rivals, and earned 2nd-Team All-District honors as a senior in 2005 ... Played QB as a junior, and was his team's MVP, as he ran for 6 TDs and threw for 3 scores ... Also lettered in basketball and track, and was part of a district champion 4x200 relay team ... High school coach - David Aymond ... Full name - Kevin Polk Rutland ... Birthdate - April 2, 1988 ... Parents - Kenneth & Helen Rutland ... Chose Mizzou over Colorado, Kansas State, Texas-El Paso, Oklahoma State and Northwestern, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Brian Jones.
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|Fr., DT, 6-2, 270, College Station, Texas (A&M Consolidated High School)
|Explosive athlete who excelled at defensive tackle for A&M Consolidated High School in College, Station, Texas ... Earned 2nd-Team All-District honors and was named to the 2005 All-Central Texas team after registering 85 tackles and 4 QB sacks as a senior ... Also added 5 fumble recoveries, as he helped lead his team to the state semifinals in class 6A ... High school coach - Jim Slaughter ... Full name - Nathan Brant Scott ... Birthdate - Dec. 13, 1987 ... Parents - Vernon & Lyn Scott ... Chose Mizzou over TCU, Northwestern, Baylor and SMU, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Brian Jones.
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|Jr., WR/DB, 6-2, 185, Oakland, Calif. (San Leandro HS / Chabot Community College)
|Skilled junior college defensive back who will have the best shot at providing an immediate impact for Mizzou ... Graduated from Chabot in December, and is now enrolled in classes at Mizzou, and will be able to participate in spring drills ... Earned All-Conference honors at Chabot in 2005, as he amassed 60 tackles, broke up 7 passes and grabbed 1 interception ... Gladiators were the Golden Gate Conference champions in 2005 ... Caught a TD pass against Merced that helped give team a 21-9 victory early in the season ... Has two years to play two at Mizzou ... Was a two-year letterman in both football and basketball, at San Leandro High School ... Junior college coach - Danny Calcagno ... Full name - Paul-Craig M. Simpson ... Birthdate - Oct. 24, 1985 ... Born in Montego Bay, Jamaica, where he lived until he was 7 years old ... Mother - Pauline Simpson ... Has an interest in studying business management at Mizzou ... Chose Mizzou over Oregon State, Fresno State, Colorado State, New Mexico, BYU and San Diego State, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Dave Christensen.
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|Fr., TE/DL, 6-4, 250, Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge High School)
|Ranked as the No. 16 overall prospect in the state of Missouri by Rivals, who also rates him as the No. 61 strongside defensive end prospect in the nation ... Earned 1st-Team All-State honors after recording 64 tackles and 9.5 QB sacks as a senior in 2005 ... Earned 1st-Team All-Area and All-District honors as a senior co-captain, as well ... Strong all-around athlete who also lettered in basketball at Rock Bridge ... Coached at Rock Bridge by former Mizzou standout A.J. Ofodile ... Full name - John Jattros Stull ... Birthdate - Aug. 20, 1987 ... Parents - Martin Stull & Laurie Jattros ... Chose Mizzou over Iowa, Kansas, Kansas State, Northwestern and Stanford, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Andy Hill.
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|Fr., QB/DB, 6-2, 190, Dallas, Texas (South Oak Cliff High School)
|Versatile athlete who was an all-district quarterback at Dallas' South Oak Cliff High School ... Was a 2-year starter at signal caller, and was a team captain in both football and basketball ... Passed for over 1,000 yards and ran for over 300 as a senior, adding 10 passing TDs and 3 rushing scores that season ... As a junior, earned 2nd-Team All-District honors at QB after passing for over 1,200 yards (13 TDs) and rushing for over 500 more (6 TDs) ... Basketball team won a state championship as a junior ... High school coach - J.B. Wallace ... Full name - La'Roderick Labon Thomas ... Birthdate - April 13, 1987 ... Mother - Bridgit Thomas ... Interested in studying business at Mizzou's top-notch School of Business ... Chose Mizzou over Kansas, Kansas State, Toledo, New Mexico, Texas-El Paso, Wyoming and San Diego State, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Bruce Walker.
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|Fr., QB/DB, 6-2, 230, Houston, Texas (Cy Falls High School)
|Three-sport athlete who ranks as the No. 22 dual-threat QB in the nation, according to Rivals ... Attended Mizzou's Independence Bowl win in Shreveport, La., then the next week played at the same stadium at the All-American Bowl, where he starred, going 8-of-8 passing for 125 yards, while adding 32 yards rushing on 8 carries ... Led his West team to two scoring drives on the day, as his team went on to a 21-13 win in the all-star game ... Completed 94-of168 passes as a senior for 1,406 yards and 10 TDs, and also rushed for nearly 200 yards and 4 TDs, in being considered a top-10 QB in the state of Texas ... Was 1st-Team All-District and MVP of the district as a sophomore and a junior, and earned team's offensive MVP honors both years, as well ... Threw for 1,041 yards as a junior, completing 51-of-100 passes, and threw for 17 TDs, while rushing for 217 yards and 9 TDs ... Accounted for 20 TDs as a sophomore, throwing for just under 1,000 yards and 11 TDs, while rushing for 126 yards and 9 TDs ... Was a multi-year letterwinner in basketball and track, in addition to football ... High school coach - David Raffield ... Full name - John Paul Tillman ... Birthdate - Oct. 9, 1987 ... Parents - John & Marcia Tillman ... Has an interest in studying health and nutrition at Mizzou ... Chose Mizzou over North Carolina and Duke, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Brian Jones.
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|Jr., WR/DB, 5-9, 180, Patterson, La. (Patterson High School/Pasadena City [Calif.] C.C.)
|Well-rounded athlete who comes to Mizzou looking to contribute in any number of ways ... Was a "Mr. Versatility" at Pasadena City Community College, where he played wide receiver, quarterback, defensive back, running back and also returned kickoffs and punts ... Ranked as the No. 94 junior college prospect, at any position, by Rivals, and earned honorable mention JUCO All-American plaudits as an all-purpose back from at least one outlet ... Hails from the same junior college as current Tiger OL Louis Pintola ... During the 2005 season, rushed for 318 yards on 79 carries, completed 19-of-49 passes for 216 yards and 1 TD, and caught 25 passes for 216 yards and 2 TDs ... Also returned 8 punts for an average of 9.9 yards per return, and averaged 18.0 yards on 8 kickoff returns ... Also recorded 17 tackles and 1 pass broken up as a defensive back ... Set a Pacific Coast Conference single-game record by catching 13 passes (for 149 yards and 2 TDs) in a 2005 game against Golden West ... As a freshman in 2004, had over 30 tackles on defense, and averaged 26.5 yards on kickoff returns and 19.7 yards on punt returns at Citrus College ... Was a prep standout in both football and track at Patterson (La.) High School ... Was an All-State all-purpose back as a senior in 2003, and as a defensive back in 2002, and was named the state 3A defensive player of the year in '02 ... Ran on a state-title winning 4x100 relay team, and was an All-State performer in track at 100 and 200 meters, and as part of 4x100 and 4x200 relay squads ... Has 3 years to play 2 at Mizzou ... Is interested in studying business at Mizzou's School of Business ... Junior college coach - Dennis Gossard ... High school coach - Tommy Minton ... Full name - Tremane Terrell Vaughns ... Birthdate - Sept. 6, 1984 ... Parents - Tyrone Vaughns, Sr. & Anja Rasheed ... Chose Mizzou over Marshall, Minnesota and Purdue, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Bruce Walker.
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|Fr., WR/LB, 6-2, 210, Jasper, Texas (Jasper High School)
|Versatile athlete who was an accomplished three-sport star in Texas, including as a linebacker in football ... Was named the Texas District 22-3A player of the year as a senior, after making 98 tackles in 2005 for Jasper ... Had 8 tackles for loss in 2005, and added 4 QB sacks and 2 interceptions from his linebacker position as well, and was a 2nd-Team All-State pick ... Also played receiver on offense, and had 27 catches for 428 yards and 7 TDs on that side of the ball ... Was a 1st-Team All-District selection as a junior in 2004 at linebacker, after registering 105 tackles, 6 tackles for loss, 2 QB sacks and 3 interceptions ... Was named the 22-3A defensive newcomer of the year as a sophomore in 2003, when he amassed 101 stops, 3 tackles for loss, 1 QB sack and 2 interceptions ... Excellent all-around athlete who was an All-State high jumper in track, and an All-District performer as a guard in basketball ... High school coach - Danny Lauve ... Full name - Franklin De'Sean Weatherspoon ... Birthdate - Dec. 29, 1987 ... Parents - Develous & Elwanda Weatherspoon ... Has an interest in studying business administration at Mizzou's top-notch School of Business ... Chose Mizzou over Iowa State, Houston, Tulane and TCU, among others ... Primary Mizzou recruiter - Matt Eberflus.
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French, D; (2000) The Strategy of Unlimited Warfare? Kitchener, Robertson and Haig. In: Chickering, R and Förster, S, (eds.) Great War, Total War. Combat and mobilization on the Western Front, 1914-1918. (281 - 295). CUP: Cambridge.
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Gout, an inflammatory disease of hyperuricemia (high uric acid,) is caused by monosodium urate crystals in joints and other tissues. It is associated with the metabolic syndrome and the consumption of high purine foods. The risk of gout is increased by high protein diets and by alcohol. Low purine diets are difficult for many people […]View Post
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"Radiation is a carcinogen." This has been known since the time of Marie Curie and confirmed by the experience of the Japanese from the atomic bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Marie Curie developed leukemia after doing research on radioactivity. Radiation causes DNA mutations in radiated cells which can be transmitted to later generations. It may […]View Post
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The primary dietary suggestion to reduce cardiovascular disease (CVD) at this time is to reduce saturated fatty acids (SFAs.) SFAs raise both total and LDL cholesterol. This article is about what to use to replace SFAs for energy. Substitution of SFAs with polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) results in a reduction of risk of CVD to […]View Post
Selenium for Cancer Prevention.
Selenium (Se) is a dietary trace element with anti-carcinogenic effects. Because of inadequate intake by many people, increasing the general Se intake would greatly reduce cancer risk. Se in the soil is taken up by plants grown in that soil. Plants grown in Se depleted soil will be low in Se. Cancer risk is lower […]View Post
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Paul Boaden isn't a conventional Campus Conversations interviewee — he doesn't work or teach on campus and isn't enrolled — but he deserves to be included because he's so connected here. He's a former alumni board member, a donor, and for several years he's taken a lead role in shaping Kappa Sigma's renewed efforts on and off campus. We checked in with Paul about undergraduate Greek life in general at Willamette.
What did Greek life do for you when you were at Willamette?
First off, I got an outstanding education at Willamette. It was a great classroom experience. But I'd also say that a large part of my education came from the Kappa Sigma chapter itself. In the classroom you learn how to think critically, how to communicate, and so forth; in the house you run events, there's a different responsibility, and you have to find a way to convince people to get things done.
Then, when you get out into the working world, you have practical experience managing people. And in that setting, you can see who's had involvement of that type — they take on the leadership roles.
Also, with fraternity friends, when you mess up they'll tell you about it, but in a nice way. You're ready for when your boss does the same thing later on [laughs].
What has it been like reconnecting as an alumni leader?
It's been a heck of a lot of fun. I initially came back to Willamette with the alumni board — being on campus 3–4 times per year was a good start. Russ Burns '79, who's now on the board, returned for his 30-year reunion and ended up sitting with a group of students on the Quad and reconnected that way.
Today's kids are great, even though they wouldn't want me to call them kids. Willamette brings in a good quality person. More than being good students, they're good people.
What do you think Greek organizations do for a place like Willamette?
Well, there's a lot to say about building community, but it's beyond that. I remember that in the spring we used to hold a Kappa Sigma/Willamette joint speech tournament. We'd bring about 500–600 high school students on campus for the event over the weekend — and that was just the type of student WU wanted to attract, of course.
I mention that because it was a good example of how the benefits of Greek life can go both ways — it has to be a symbiotic relationship.
What's something Willamette is good at when it comes to Greek life?
The university incorporates it into the education. It's like a good liberal arts athletic department — sure, sports are fun, but you learn teambuilding and you're out for a group goal rather than your individual goals. Again, when you get into the business world, rarely will you work on a project on your own. Strong Greek life pulls together studies, brings community and teaches leadership skills. In a lot of cases, Willamette students don't realize how much they got from it until they graduate.
What's something Willamette can do better when it comes to Greek life?
A couple times, Willamette has hired someone just to manage Greek life — that's their only job. This is very beneficial, as opposed to an organizational structure where being the administrative liaison has to be a secondary role for someone. That's tough.
Getting alumni involved to a higher degree would be a great assistance, too. I've seen that with our own group. You can't always depend on 18–21 year-old guys in the middle of their studies to reach out to alumni and ask for guidance. Alumni are part of the equation. It's about communication.
What's your favorite memory from your fraternity days?
I had a blast when I was a student, but I was very fortunate to come back later as an advisor. At a time when I was laid off like a lot of other good airline employees, I came back and took classes at the Atkinson Graduate School of Management for a semester and lived on campus as head resident for Kappa Sigma. For a couple reasons it worked out that I knew basically every member for a 10–11 year stretch. Now, whenever there is a particular need with the house, I tend to know someone who can fill it.
Then, when the chapter started a scholarship fund, I helped because I knew the people so well. That experience connected me with others who actively support the university and the fraternity, like Don Brown '68.
Any final thoughts?
People have a stereotype of what a fraternity is, but you can crack it. The neighbors right beside the new Kappa Sigma chapter house [off campus on 14th Street] were a little apprehensive last year when we moved in. Then the undergrads did a car-smash event in the back yard to raise money for the Oregon Lymphoma and Leukemia Society. Hearing the noise, people came outside, talked with us, participated and wrote checks.
Elsewhere, state workers eating at Kaneko saw the guys landscaping in front of the house. One woman stopped and said that her grandmother used to live a block away and that she was thankful for them doing what they were to clean up the neighborhood. When you work it right, fraternities and sororities bring out positive results, and not only for the houses at the university.
Paul Boaden '77
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Security operatives in Kano State, during separate raids, have arrested 28 suspected terrorists, according to reliable sources.
The Joint Task Force (JTF)-led operation at Rijiyar Zaki, Kurna Asabe and Yankaba was said to have been the task force response to the spate of attacks by suspected gunmen in some parts of the city.
THISDAY gathered that two teenage students-Chukwuemeka Ebuka (16) and Daniel Nwachkwu (17) were gunned down on Thursday by unknown gunmen in Yankaba area.
It was also revealed that six suspected gunmen were picked up during the raid in Kurna Asabe.
A security source said 12 suspects were arrested at Yankaba, after intelligence report revealed that they just arrived Kano from Yobe State.
It was also learnt that another team of security personnel also acting on a tip off, raided a compound at Rijayar Zakai, where another group of 10 suspects were also apprehended.
Items recovered, according to the source, include military uniforms and other incriminates items and they were all handed over to the military authorities.
Spokesman of the JTF, Captain Ikedichi Iweha, said the JTF would not relent in its efforts to liberate the state from the grip of the terrorists, adding that the raids on suspected hideouts of the gunmen remained a routine exercise.
"Our plan is to choke up the state to suffocate them and that we are doing and getting the desired results. You can see what they are doing now is to throw cans indiscriminately to sustain their terror, but I assure you we are on top of the situation," he said.


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iPhone and iPad with iOS 4 records your moves (w/video)April 20th, 2011 by John Messina in Technology / Software
Researchers have raised privacy fears with the latest discovery: any iPhone or iPad with iOS 4 can track your whereabouts by recording your latitude and longitude coordinates along with a timestamp. Apple was contacted but has not responded to any inquires.
(PhysOrg.com) -- Security researchers have discovered that any iPhone or iPad that has been updated with iOS 4 records everywhere you have been to a secret file. The file is also copied to the owners computer whenever the two are synchronized.
According to the Guardian, all your locations are logged to a file called consolidated.db and contain latitude and longitude coordinates along with a timestamp. The file can contain tens of thousands of data points since iOS 4s release in June 2010.
Pete Warden and Alasdair Allan, founder of Data Science Toolkit, discovered the file and presented their findings today to the Where 2.0 conference in San Francisco. Alasdair has also looked into Googles Android phones for similar tracking code and could not find any.
Its not sure why Apple is collecting this data but its clearly intentional because the data is being restored across backups and phone migrations. Apples Product Security team was contacted but no one has responded.
In the following video Pete Warden and Alasdair Allan discuss how the file was discovered and exam the data in the file.
There is also no evidence that indicates that this data is leaving your phone and being viewed by anyone. Pete Warden has built an application that will allow anyone with an iPhone or iPad, using iOS 4, to view the data being stored (see more information below).
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The Arab forum for renewable energy and energy efficiency asserted the importance of pumping more investments in the development of renewable energy resources and the efficient use of energy in Arab countries.
A final statement issued by the organizing committee of the forum underlined the significant role that could be played by small- and medium-sized enterprises on this score.
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Furness mountain rescue teams evacuate 100 people
Last updated at 16:19, Monday, 25 March 2013
CHAOTIC weather conditions saw mountain rescue teams evacuate more than 100 people from their vehicles in 24 hours.
Around 30 members from Duddon and Furness Mountain Rescue Team (DFMRT) evacuated 72 people on Friday alone in horrendous conditions on the A595.
The team also evacuated 36 children from Hinning House outdoor centre in Duddon Valley in a six-hour operation on Saturday.
They were working in tandem with volunteers from Bay Search and Rescue.
Mike Margeson, team leader at DFMRT, described his frustration after team members spent several hours rescuing three young men who became stranded on Corney Fell after attempting to go 'off roading.'
"It is frustrating but we are not here to judge, we are just here to help," he said.
"I think their parents might have something to say, and they got a bit more adventure than they bargained for. I think the team members all felt very satisfied, and when we looked back and saw we had evacuated more than 100 people in 24 hours we realised that is pretty special."
Mr Margeson said that without combined efforts from mountain rescue services and The Bay Search and Rescue the outcome could have been very different.
"If we had not been able to help I don't think some people would have made it through the night," he said.
Bay Search and Rescue spent an uncomfortable night in Millom on Friday before awaking to more snowdrifts on Saturday.
Gary Parsons, Bay Search and Rescue station officer, said: "We slept on the floor of Millom fire station – it's not the Hilton you know."
The work continued late on Sunday as the road was still blocked by snow north of Millom and cars were lying abandoned along the route. Members of the team were finally stood down late yesterday afternoon.
First published at 16:09, Monday, 25 March 2013
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Phil Chapman is a good mate of mine. He has always been a great, generous guy. Would expect nothing less from him in a situation like this. Well done Phil.
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Upcycling is becoming an increasingly popular way of taking an item that you would otherwise throw out and finding a way to make it into something else or changing it's appearance to suit your home. A couple of years ago it was second nature for many of us to discard items we no longer wanted in our homes, but over time gorgeous little shops and makers have joined the market selling upcycled items. This has inspired many of us to rethink what we do with items in our home and also offered us an alternative to buying something brand new.
Lyn from The Painted Chest takes vintage french fabrics and items and turns them into bags and home accessories including lamps, cushions and bunting.
Amanda Hamilton takes vintage deckchairs and turns them into desirable seating for the garden using a carefully selection range of striped fabrics.
Susanna from Bow Boutique says "upcycling is all about breathing new life into an object once treasured by another decade". At Bow you'll find an array of goodies all of which have been given a new lease of life, for e.g. furniture carefully restored and painted in beautiful shades from Farrow & Ball.
All the featured makers above are passionate about turning old items into gorgeous things for your home and what I love the most is that they all offer you the opportunity to choose how you would like the item to look, even down to the colour of the pom poms on Amanda's deckchairs!
Just over a year ago I purchased an old church pew, I gave it some tlc and painted it in my favourite colour of farrow and ball paint. I now have a chunky wooden table with wooden chairs and my beloved pew. It's surprising how many people ask where it's from…it was a bargain and I customised it to fit in with my colour scheme and if I change the colour of my kitchen I can paint the bench again. Since then I've found a few other pieces at antique shops and markets. I didn't think I would ever enjoy routing through old things, but I can thoroughly recommend it.
If you've ever fancied having a go at upcycling something for your own home, great places to search out bargains are local markets and antiques shops (Heanor Antique Centre is one of my faves). Alternatively, if you would prefer to buy items that have already been given a new look then places to try are the Bow Boutique in Cromford (soon to move to Matlock) and The Vintage Rooms in Wirksworth.


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Ditiyan Franklin would have graduated from Castlemont's Leadership Preparatory High School next month. But on Wednesday afternoon, the Oakland teenager was shot and killed a couple of blocks from his house, near Arroyo Viejo park in East Oakland. Police said Thursday they had not determined a motive or identified a suspect.
Franklin is the second Castlemont senior in recent months to lose his life. His father said Chris Jones, a student at East Oakland School of the Arts who was fatally shot outside of his house Dec. 31, was a neighbor.
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Sri Lanka's Kaushal Silva and Kumar Sangakkara offered stubborn resistance on the second day of the opening Test at Lord's after Joe Root put England in control by hitting his maiden Test double ton on Friday.
The 23-year-old Root, dropped for the final Ashes Test during England's 5-0 whitewash Down Under, brought up his 200 with a dab behind square after a well compiled innings that featured 16 boundaries from 298 balls.
"Rooty, to go on and get 100, and then today (Friday), the big hundred that we talk about, the game changer, is really important," wicketkeeper Matt Prior, who fell 14 runs short of a century of his own, told a news conference.
"A double hundred at Lord's, what a fantastic effort."
Alastair Cook immediately declared the innings on 575-9 once Root had reached his milestone, leaving Sri Lanka openers Silva and Dimuth Karunaratne to negotiate a tricky spell before tea.
Karunaratne, who successfully overturned an LBW appeal off James Anderson in the first over and offered a chance to the slips soon after, fell to Chris Jordan's third ball in Test cricket when on 38, edging to Prior behind the stumps.
However Silva (62) and Sangakkara (32) battled their way through to 140-1 at the close, although the former was lucky to survive a caught behind appeal off Stuart Broad on his way to his fourth half-century, with the third umpire ruling Prior had not claimed the catch cleanly.
"I felt it carry," Prior said. "In your keeping gloves you've got rubber tips and I felt the ball hit the rubber tips. There is no doubt in my mind."
Root, yet to nail a position in the line-up during his short Test career, was offered good support by Jordan, Broad and Liam Plunkett as the hosts looked to bat Sri Lanka out of the match against a bowling attack that lacked any real threat after an early three-wicket blast on the first morning of the Test.
Root's 200 beat his previous best of 180, also scored at Lord's against Australia last year, and helped rescue his side after they were struggling at 120 for four soon after lunch on the first day.
Having had little luck tossing the ball up late on the opening day, Sri Lanka's bowlers set out to bombard Root and Prior, also returning after injury and being dropped against Australia, with short balls on a pitch that appears set to become easier to bat on as the match progresses.
Prior, who passed 4,000 test runs early in the day, never looked entirely comfortable, eventually falling for 86 when he could only fend a well-directed bouncer from Shaminda Eranga to Silva at forward short-leg, with the pair having put on 171 runs for the sixth-wicket.
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Although California voters didn't back the labeling of products made with genetically modified ingredients, the practice will soon be mandatory at Whole Foods Market Inc.
The chain, known for its upscale emporiums of healthful and organic foods, has decreed that all items sold in its American and Canadian stores note the presence of genetically modified organisms, or GMO, by 2018. The Austin, Texas, company says it's the first national grocer to set such a deadline.
Whole Foods Co-Chief Executive Walter Robb described customer demand for the labeling as "a steady drumbeat."
"This is an issue whose time has come," he said. "With cases like horse meat discovered in the U.K., plastic in milk in China, the recalls of almond and peanut butter in the U.S., customers have a fundamental right to know what's in their food."
Activists have long pushed for more transparency on supermarket shelves. Some see Whole Foods' pledge as evidence of retailers' growing power to force policy changes when voters and regulators can't.
"The government has not been willing to take on this issue," Robb said. "So it's going to have to happen differently."
The grocery industry contends that genetically modified foods provide the same nutrition as organic fruit, vegetables and grains. Agriculture, food and beverage companies opposed to the initiative poured millions of dollars into advertising and lobbying to defeat the measure.
Monsanto Co. dumped $8.1 million into the attack campaign and PepsiCo Inc. contributed $2.5 million, according to a MapLight analysis of data from the California secretary of state. By voting day, opponents had raised $46 million against Proposition 37 — five times the $9.2 million cobbled together by supporters.
Whole Foods had endorsed the measure. The business has more than 300 locations, including seven British stores that already require such labeling.
The company says it carries 3,300 products from 250 brands that are certified as free of genetically modified organisms.


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The Winter Garden: From Horsing around to Harvesting Garlic
By Alex Tuchman: LUREC Farm Operations Assistant
As fall comes to a close and the winter frost begins to creep into the soil, the Loyola Student Farmers are working diligently to add the final amendments to their fields at Loyola's Retreat and Ecology Campus. Students have been applying manure compost and mulch to the soil, while also planting many fall crops to replenish nutrients.
One of Bull Valley's greatest local resources that benefit the Loyola Student Farm also happens to be a source of groundwater contamination: horse manure. Bull Valley is home to a very large community of horse breeders, ranchers and hobbyists with an excess of manure and nowhere to put it. The farmers haul the manure out of the barns and take it behind the property. There, it is put into large piles that can potentially contaminate the groundwater if it leaches through the soil.
Fortunately, the student farmers have developed partnerships with the local horse owners. The heap of manure has been playfully named "Poop Mountain" for its abundance. The students have been able to cut the "Mountain" in half by hauling the horse manure to the Loyola farm and spreading it over the fields each fall. In this way, the manure becomes a source of growth and fertility rather than a source of pollution.
After the manure and home-made composts have been spread, student farmers plant winter crops, such as wheat, that they will harvest next summer and grind into flour for bread-making. They also grow garlic, which they plant in the fall and cultivate through the winter to prepare for a spring sprouting.
In the Bull Valley area, farmers harvest their garlic in mid to late June. While it's tempting to cook with all the fresh garlic right away, it pays to set the best and largest bulbs aside for the fall.
Loyola student farmers plant garlic by taking a clove and placing it, pointed-side-up, into the ground. The biggest and most beautiful cloves will produce the most substantial garlic bulbs, increasing the quality of the garlic over the long term.
This past year, the Loyola Student Farm grew 1,800 bulbs of garlic to sell at Loyola's Farmers' Market, the Retreat Campus Kitchen and to Community Supported Agriculture members.
Loyola student farmers also set aside three hundred of the best bulbs to plant this fall, and they look forward to a plentiful harvest next summer.


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Back in May I paid a visit to my grandparents during a trip to California. Now that I'm older I appreciate them much more and the stories they have to tell. During this particular visit I didn't have the boys with me and that has a tendency to allow for adult conversations.
My grandmother had pulled out some old recipes and books from her cupboards and they were laying on the table when I arrived. We all sat and began to chat about them. I eagerly thumbed through as many of them as I could, asking questions along the way. Some were familiar and others not so much. There were books from the 70's+, cut out clippings from magazines, and handwritten cards. All of which very lovingly used.
It's the handwritten cards I treasure the most. I can just imagine by grandmother or great grandmother, in some cases, writing the directions to the recipes that shaped the dinner parties, family gatherings, and holiday celebrations of what was to become my family.
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- Add salt and 1 cup powdered sugar. Mix until incorporated.
- Gradually add the rest of the powdered sugar by kneading until it forms a stiff dough.
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- After you have reserved an animal for
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- This reserve hold is good until close of that next business day. After this time, the animal's reserve hold will be removed unless you call and make new arrangements.
- You must bring with you at the time of your adoption of your new pet:
- Photo I.D.
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- A MONEY ORDER for $9.95 made out to the American Kennel Club to register the microchip.
- A prepaid receipt from a Veterinarian of your choice for:
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- One rabies vaccination
- One distemper vaccination
- If an animal has a medical condition, the shelter staff will inform you as to what extra prepayment will be needed to the Veterinarian before the adoption.
- If the animal is pregnant, the shelter needs to be notified immediately. The animal needs to be spayed. If the animal is too far along to spay call the shelter when the animals are born. The puppies or kittens need to be returned to the shelter.
- Please call the shelter the day before you pick up the animal to review your adoption procedures at (317)745-9250.
- No refunds from the vet for any unused monies will be given unless the animal is returned to the shelter, or proof is shown to the shelter that a new vet has been pre-paid. If the animal dies before sterilization the body needs to be viewed by the shelter or a Veterinarian to confirm the pets pasing. Animals adopted from the shelter that get sick or are not working out for your family, please call the sheler. We will try to help you.
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Acute Bacterial Meningitis, Meningococcal Meningitis, Subacute Meningitis, Recurrent meningitis
What is Meningitis?
Meningitis is inflammation of the membranes covering the spinal cord and brain (meninges) caused by bacterial, viral, or fungal infections. There are a number of types of meningitis.
- Acute bacterial meningitis is caused by bacteria spread from an infection in another part of the body such as the lung, ear, nose, throat or sinus. One bacterial strain (meningococcus) spreads quickly within relatively confined environments such as boarding schools or military bases and can cause local epidemics. This type of meningitis is considered to be a medical emergency as it can be lethal in hours if not diagnosed and treated promptly. Affecting up to 5,000 people each year in the US, about three-quarters of all cases of meningococcal meningitis occur before the age of ten.
- Aseptic meningitis is an inflammatory reaction of the meninges not caused by bacteria. It is most commonly caused by certain viruses, but can also be a reaction to certain medications or cells that are not normally present in the cerebrospinal fluid.
- Subacute meningitis can be caused by fungal infections, the spread (dissemination) of malignant cells, tuberculous organisms, or syphilis. In this form of meningitis, the symptoms evolve over a period of weeks.
- Recurrent meningitis is an infection that returns. It is usually due to a sinus defect that opens a pathway allowing organisms to penetrate the central nervous system.
How is it diagnosed?
Meningitis signs and symptoms
- A respiratory illness or sore throat often precedes the fever, headache, stiff neck and vomiting that characterize acute meningitis. In older children or adults, changes in consciousness progress through irritability, confusion, drowsiness, stupor, and coma.
- In meningococcal meningitis, the symptoms develop rapidly. Adults may become desperately ill within 24 hours. The course can be even shorter in children.
- The symptoms of viral meningitis may be milder, resembling influenza.
- Tuberculous meningitis progresses much more slowly. The individual may be sick for several weeks before the typical meningitis symptoms develop.
Physical exam includes inspecting the head, ears, and skin for the source of infection. Abrupt neck flexion (bending towards chest) with the individual lying on his back, causes an involuntary flexion of the knees (positive Brudzinski's sign). Attempts to extend the knee from the flexed-thigh position are met with pain and reflex contraction (positive Kernig's sign).
Tests: Lumbar puncture is performed without delay. The cerebrospinal fluid is analyzed for increased pressure, protein and glucose content, and white blood cells (leukocytes). Search for an infectious source may also include cultures of blood, nose and throat (nasopharynx), respiratory secretions, urine, and any skin lesion. Laboratory analysis of the blood usually includes a complete blood cell count (CBC) and glucose level. A depressed glucose level (less than 50% of the blood glucose) is common in bacterial, tuberculous, and fungal meningitis, but is unusual in viral meningitis. A CT scan may be normal or it may show evidence of sinus or mastoid infection, skull fracture or congenital anomalies.
How is Meningitis treated?
If the diagnosis is acute bacterial meningitis, antibiotic drug therapy is started immediately. Choice of antibiotics depends on the type of bacteria causing the infection. In some cases, treatment for brain swelling, shock, convulsions, or dehydration may also be needed. Treatment of aseptic meningitis is directed at pain relief (analgesics) and fever reduction. Treatment of subacute meningitis varies depending on the cause of the disease (fungus, tuberculosis, syphilis). In recurrent meningitis, drainage of infected sinuses or mastoids may be necessary.
What might complicate it?
Possible complications include seizures, shock, deafness, dehydration, and lower cranial nerve palsies. Fluid leaking into the membrane covering the brain (subdural effusion) can cause swelling in the brain (cerebral edema, hydrocephalus). A localized infection (cerebral abscess) can form in the brain. Even with antibiotic treatment, meningitis can be fatal.
Predicted outcome
Prognosis depends on the causative organism and the severity of the illness. In most cases, recovery is possible with prompt and appropriate treatment. However, in some cases, brain damage may occur. Underlying conditions such as being on immunosuppressant medications, cancer (malignancy), HIV infection, and alcoholism worsen the prognosis.
Differential diagnoses include subarachnoid hemorrhage, bacterial endocarditis, malignant hypertension, lead poisoning, porphyria, migraine, viral encephalitis, cerebral abscesses, cerebral tumor, and subdural hematoma.
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St Benedict's College, Camden
In response to the enormous number of young families in the Camden local government area with teenagers seeking Catholic secondary education, a second Catholic high school within the parish opened in 2011 with an initial intake for Year 7; 2012 added Year 8.
Principal: Mr Michael Hanratty
Macquarie Grove Road Camden
Postal: PO Box 805, Camden NSW 2570
Tel: 02 4651 3000
Fax: 02 9603 1339
This new Catholic high school is planned from 2012 to be positioned adjacent to the site on Oran Park Drive which has been acquired for the development of St Justin's Oran Park. St Benedict's is already operating at Mount Carmel Varroville with Year 7 and Year 8. The geography of the area is most agreeable, with the site strategically positioned among various estates now experiencing rapid urban development.There are sweeping rural views from some parts of the site and a feeling that much of the property will be ideal for construction, pedestrain movement and traffic flow.
The new Catholic high school will be systemic within the Diocese of Wollongong. It will, therefore, quickly come to share many of the policies, qualities and characteristics of other systemic high schools in the diocese, the nearest being Magdalene.
As a Catholic high school, religious education will be an integral part of the curriculum, and local clergy will have a presence according to availability. Generally, the sacraments will be available to students at various times of the year, but more especially for Mass at the beginning of the school year, on or around the Feast Day and towards the end of the year in thanksgiving. Large family celebrations of Mass - at times of graduation, for instance - would be held in St Paul's parish church.
Bishop Peter Ingham, through the Catholic Education Office, has committed a most substantial volume of resources to ensure that the school will have solid start and a strong foundation in religious values and intellectual formation. Sport and other cultural activities will be embraced quite quickly.
The school has begun in 2011 with 75 students and is projected to grow year-by-year to a full six-stream school with more than 1,000 students. In the words of Bishop Peter Ingham "We are excited to provide Catholic Secondary Education in this rapidly growing part of the Diocese of Wollongong".