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We try to meetup at different locations around Smyrna/Marietta with craft beer selections that can easily accommodate light weight games (such as The Resistance, Munchkin, etc). The conversation varies wildly but will almost always come back to some sort of geeky topic. Most of the meetups have been chatting about what we like to do over food and some new games.
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A tough and at times physical corner. Shows ability to drive on the poorlythrown out pattern and can jump the throw for the breakup. WIll deliver a hit to the receiver to break up passes. Likes to mix things up and get in receivers faces. Has experience playing in the slot, and also has worked in press coverage. Shows decent hips and burst. Will break down and wrap up to make the tackle in the open field or on the edge. Shows decent closing burst on the ball when he can keep things in front of him. WIlling in run support and does shy away from his assignments there.
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(9/8) at Oklahoma St: 4 targets, 3 rec., 38 yds (12.7 avg), 18 YAC, 0 TDs, 0 INTs, 1 PD
(9/17) vs. Stanford: 6 tgt., 2 rec., 59 yds (29.5 avg), 25 YAC, 0 TDs, 0 INTs, 2 PDs; 1 missed tackle
(10/20) vs. UCLA: 2 tgt., 1 rec., 55 yds, 36 YAC, 0 TDs, 0 INTs, 0 PD; 2 missed tackles
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Wade can potentially compete down the line for a nickel role but it's hard to see him being good enough or doing much besides playing special teams his first few years in the league. If he can produce there, he'll get some more development time to improve in coverage enough that by his third or fourth year he could push for playing time in a nickel role. But I think if he was ever to get extended minutes on defense, he would struggle. And it's hard to see him sticking beyond his rookie contract because of that. Eventually, bigger, better, and faster corners will come along that will push him to the wayside. And he doesn't do anything well enough to think any team is going to really consider him an asset outside special teams. The player he reminds me of a bit is Jacob Lacey, who was a similar player in college at Oklahoma State. Lacey didn't have great size or speed, but he was a hard-nosed competitor. Wade is similar, but I don't think he's as good as Lacey was, and we've seen Lacey struggle with the Colts outside his rookie year. Like Lacey, I think he could be competent enough to be a backup corner on a bad team. Wade will add some depth, but he's not going to make anybody's secondary much better than it already is. He might find a role as a No. 4 corner, and be a decent stopgap nickel down the road, but it's just hard seeing him playing more than three or four years in the league as a journeyman before better players come along and push him out.
Wade can compete for a role here in Atlanta, and like Darrin Walls a year ago with a good summer he can make the roster. But he's really just a special teams guy, that isn't good enough to really push for playing time in his first few years. He's probably more likely to make the Falcons practice squad as a rookie than the actual roster, but if he sits there for a year or two, he could potentially be a guy that can win a role as a No. 4 or No. 5 corner here in Atlanta. But he's not a better football player than any corner the Falcons currently have. He adds competition and some depth more than anything, but won't improve the secondary by any significant degree. More than likely, he'll be gone by his third summer if not sooner.
Wade is not really worth a draft pick, but could be a priority free agent signing for a team looking to bolster their competition in training camp.
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Winter 2002–03 il Sciences ent of Crop & So s of the Departm Alumni and Friend A Publication for Hello CSS Alumni! As the new Chair of the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, I WELCOME NEW ALUMS! am honored to introduce you to the inaugural issue of the annual Crop and Soil Sciences (CSS) Alumni Newsletter. This newsletter has a simple Fall 2001 purpose: to reconnect our department with our former CSS students. Grady F. Johnson, Our faculty and staff are tremendously proud of our graduates, and this B.S. Crop Science newsletter will provide a vehicle for bringing you up-to-date on depart- Michael Steven Sorenson, mental programs and activities. It will also help you connect with your B.S. Crop Science former student colleagues, faculty, and staff. At the same time, we hope Andrew Keith Haydock, to build bridges with our alumni in seeking advice and support to help us M.S. Crop Science improve our programs, to connect students with employers, to enhance Carolyn Irene Wesselius, mentoring and internship opportunities, and to identify emerging job M.S. Crop Science markets for our future students. Marco Bittelli, Tremendous changes are occurring in CSS and WSU, but what else is Ph.D. Soil Science new? Change seems to be the only constant in our rapidly evolving world. Jerry Glover, We are challenged in CSS to take advantage of this climate of change to Ph.D. Soil Science improve what we do in the classroom, in the laboratory, and in the field. One of the major changes I have is to fill the void created by the departure Spring 2002 of Dr. Thomas Lumpkin, former CSS chair for the past seven years. Dr. Todd Scott Benzel, Lumpkin has recently become the new Director of the Asian Vegetable B.S. Crop Science Research and Development Center in Tainan, Taiwan. Tom has truly found Karla Kay Moore, his niche as a specialist in East Asian agriculture, as he has more than three B.S. Crop Science decades of research experience on the production and biology of numerous Andrew John Sharp, Asian vegetables and other crops. He and his family moved to Taiwan in B.S. Crop Science November, 2002. We wish them the best of luck. Dr. Lumpkin provided CSS Jared Matt Whitaker, with dedicated leadership through some turbulent times, during which numer- B.S. Crop Science ous changes occurred. These changes included the hiring of Dr. Kulvinder Gill, Tarn Douglas Mower, Orville A. Vogel Endowed Chair in Wheat Breeding and Genetics; Dr. R. James B.S. Soil Science Cook, Endowed Chair in Wheat; Dr. Markus Flury, soil physicist; Dr. Eric Steven R. Lyon, Miltner, turf physiologist; Dr. Brady Carter, cereal chemist; Dr. Rob Gallagher, M.S. Crop Science weed ecologist; Dr. Marty Williams, weed scientist; Drs. Tim Miller and Joe Pamela Lyn Scheinost, Yenish, extension weed specialists; and John Burns, M.S. Crop Science extension agronomist. Deric A. Schmierer, Our CSS mission states that M.S. Crop Science we will "discover and develop Gretchen Welfinger, principles of crop and soil sciences M.S. Soil Science through scientific investigation and apply these principles to the Summer 2002 development of new crop vari- eties and new crop, soil, and Michael Terance Fitzpatrick, water management practices B.S. Crop Science in agricultural, urban, and natural environments; teach principles and appli- cations to undergraduate and graduate students; and disseminate accumulated knowledge through resident instruction, continuing edu- See Chair p.2 Chair Dr. Bill Pan and former chair Dr. Thomas Lumpkin 1 Dr. Kulvinder S. Gill—Vogel Chair Kulvinder S. Gill grew up on a small wheat farm in a village of 1,200 people in Punjab, India. Punjab, a small northern state in India, contributes about 60% of the Indian food grain reserves. At 14, he joined Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) at Ludhiana, Punjab. PAU, one of the best agricultural universities of India, was instrumental in bringing about the green revolution. He completed his B.Sc. (Honors, Agronomy) in 1981 and his M.S. in Plant Breeding in 1983 with distinction. He received his Ph.D. in wheat molecular genetics at Kansas State University (KSU) in 1990. He continued to work at the KSU Wheat Genetics Resource Center first as a post-doctoral appointment and then as a senior scientist. In 1996, he became assistant professor of wheat cytoge- netics at the University of Nebraska. L to R: Harpinder Randhawa, Mustafa Shafqat, Deepak Gill brings his research group with him to Pullman: Sidhu, Kulvinder Gill, Harvinder Bennypaul, Jasdeep Singh, one M.S. student, four Ph.D. students, three postdoctoral Muharrem Dilbirligi (not pictured, Mustafa Eryman) researchers, and a technician. Gill's research group is very diverse. The students and researchers come from tion, Harvinder is in the process of standardizing RNAi India, Pakistan, Turkey, and Mexico. Each member technique of targeted gene knockout in wheat. Jasdeep brings unique expertise. Deepak Sidhu and Muharrem Singh is working on the USDA-IFAFS funded marker Dilbirligi (both Ph.D. Students) are the most senior assisted selection project of wheat. With Muharrem, members of the group. Deepak, in addition to essentially he serves as bioinformatics resource for the group. running the lab, is expert in expression analysis and Of the three postdoctoral researchers, Mustafa Eryman techniques such as micro array analysis, RT-PCR, RNA has been with the group the longest. He has been zeroing fingerprinting/differential display and Northern analysis. in on the wheat yield genes, a project funded by USDA- Muharrem's expertise is in resistant genes. He has isolated NRI. He is using markers from all wheat relatives (barley, about 200 expressed resistant gene-like sequences using oats, rye, etc.) and DNA sequence information from rice approaches such as data mining, modified RNA finger- to locate the genes responsible for grain yield. He will try printing/differential display and targeted isolation of to clone those genes to understand their mode of action. resistant gene families by exploiting DNA sequence con- The second, Harpinder Randhawa, obtained his Ph.D. from servation. Harvinder Bennypaul is working on further the University of Saskatoon, in Saskatchewan, Canada. characterization of the wheat resistant genes Muharrem In addition to working on the NSF-funded wheat genomics has isolated. The resource person for wheat transforma- project, he will be instrumental in establishing and run- ning a high throughput applied genomics lab here at WSU. The third postdoctoral researcher, Mustafa Shafqat, Chair continued obtained his Ph.D. from Kansas State University. He is cation, extension, publications, and professional a soil scientist hired to work with root diseases of wheat contacts." In the face of declining state support for in Washington. higher education, agricultural research, and outreach, Kulvinder's research focus will be wheat molecular we are more resolved than ever before to accomplish genetics. For basic research, he will focus on understand- these goals, but we recognize that we need to work ing the structural and functional organization of the more closely with our constituents, stakeholders, wheat genome, clone, and characterize agronomically alumni, and friends to help us accomplish this important wheat genes, and study their mode of action, mission. understand mechanism of chromosome pairing regula- We have exciting new and ongoing research tion in polyploid wheat, and devise approaches to effi- and teaching activities in crop genetics and breed- ciently manipulate chromosome pairing for the transfer ing, environmental soil science, soil geomorphology of useful genes from wild relatives into cultivated wheat. and geographical information systems, turf manage- For applied research, he will focus on utilizing new ment, crop and weed ecology/management, precision genomics information and technology for crop improve- agriculture, viticulture, sustainable agriculture and ment. He will first establish a high throughput state-of- organic farming, and soil conservation/soil quality. the-art DNA marker analysis lab for marker assisted selec- You will learn more about the latest developments tion. Many good varieties are not grown mainly because in these and other programs in the current and they lack a gene or two. Conventional methods take upcoming issues of this newsletter. years to fix a variety. Marker based selection can speed Bill Pan, this process. Kulvinder plans to standardize this method Chair, Department of Crop and Soil Science using a background selection approach. His ongoing project on resistant genes will have major utility for PB 2 basic and applied research. The cloned R genes will Lynn be the ideal markers for tracking the corresponding Kamal genes in the breeding material. Further characteriza- tion of the R genes will reveal molecular mechanism of the plant defense system against pests. His work to characterize wheat yield genes belongs to the cat- egory of long-term applied research. He sees the pos- sibility to manipulate yield genes, by marker-assisted selection in the shorter term and at the molecular CSS STUDENT level for the longer term. All projects in his research program will be targeted towards agronomically SERVICES important genes of wheat. Kulvinder foresees working closely with the three Lynn Kamal is our new academic programs coordinator. wheat breeders—essential partnerships for impacting Lynn is a WSU graduate, B.A. Political Science, May 2000, wheat production and profitability in Washington. who is working on a number of projects to bring a facelift He also plans to collaborate with Camille Steber for to student services in the Department of Crop and Soil wheat expression analysis and transposon tagging, Sciences. Drs. Kim Kidwell and David Bezdicek, Crop Andris Kleinhofs for the structural and functional and Soil Science graduate coordinators, respectively, are organization of the wheat and barley genomes, and working with Lynn to develop a strategic plan for over- Craig Morris for wheat quality research. hauling our graduate programs. Currently, the graduate handbooks are being merged and updated. The hand- book is an important resource for both students and faculty. Feedback from current and former students will IN MEMORIAM help this process. The online graduate application pro- cess will be encouraged, especially for international stu- Edward Burke, 88, of Ferndale, WA, passed away dents, to reduce publication and mailing expenses. The Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2002. Edward held the position department's policies and procedures regarding graduate of administrative manager in the Department of Crop student recruitment, admission, and examinations also & Soil Sciences for many years, retiring in 1980. are being reviewed and updated. Alvin Law, 87, of Pullman, WA, passed away Have you noticed the new identity WSU has employed December 9, 2002. Al was our turf specialist and pro- in its marketing plan? Undergraduate recruitment has fessor for 43 years, retiring in 1982. He helped orga- been given a boost through the newly developed "Fields nize the Washington State Crop Improvement Associa- of Study" brochures that showcase this new identity. tion in 1945, Washington state's official agency for Brochures highlight detailed information such as majors, foundation seed and for seed certification of certain careers, salaries, and scholarships for each undergraduate seed crops. He also organized the Northwest Turf Grass option in the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences. Association. This group is now the major source of You may view the brochures online via our Web site: research funds for turf projects in the Northwest. He http://css.wsu.edu. Related, Lynn is working with the was a Fellow of the American Society of Agronomy CSS faculty to develop an undergraduate recruiting plan. and of the Association for the Advancement of Science. Marketing materials are currently in development to aid He served as the marketing specialist on a USAID CSS faculty and Lynn in their joint visits to high schools project in India (1969–1971). While there, the team and community colleges throughout eastern Washington; organized an Indian Crop Improvement Association some of these visits will be coordinated with Broderick Gant, CAHE student recruiter. that has helped India become self-sufficient in cereal production. He also served on a USAID Farming Sys- tem Project in Lesotho (Southern Africa, 1979–1982), Office Staffing: helping farmers incorporate improved crop varieties, John Brabb accepted the fiscal specialist position in the crop rotations and better animal nutrition. He was CSS Administrative Office; his primary function is grant awarded the Kiwanis Legion of Honor in 1996 to rec- administration. Paul Gylling has taken over Myrlene ognize his 50-year membership. He volunteered with Kelnhofer's position (staff and temporary employment, the Little League and American Legion baseball teams. account reconciliation) upon her retirement in May. He also performed volunteer services on the Washing- Soleil Martel is filling in temporarily as a result of Darlene ton State University golf course for several years after Miller accepting a position in the central Sponsored his retirement. Survivors include his wife, Bobbie, of Projects Finance Office. Lynn Kamal has stepped into the Pullman; daughter, Diane, of Pullman; son, Jim, and academic programs coordinator position. Continuing in grandson, Joshua, of Spokane. His family suggests their same roles are Mary Kate Alexander, assistant to that memorials be made to the Simpson Methodist the chair; Judi Wutzke, administrative manager; and Deb Church, Pullman, WA 99163, or Pullman Child Marsh, extension secretary. Welfare. 3 HONORS AND ACTIVITIES Ann Kennedy, USDA-ARS soil scien- Bill Johnston was promoted to profes- stantial success with his polyacryla- tist since 1989, received a 2001 USDA sor, and has been granted professional mide (PAM) project for controlling soil Certificate of Merit, as well as the leave for Fall 2002, to travel to sites erosion in rill-irrigated fields, as well Pacific West Area EEO Award. Ann is a including the United Kingdom and as his project to recycle organic wastes team member of the Land Manage- North Carolina. At the Sports Research through composting. ment and Water Conservation Research Institute in Bingley, West Yorkshire, Unit at Pullman. She is investigating United Kingdom, he evaluated blue- Robert Stevens, extension specialist at the role of soil microbial communities grass germplasm stress tolerance and WSU-Prosser, together with co-authors in agriculture, as applied to no-till collected highly evolved strains of from Washington, Idaho, and Oregon, transition. annual bluegrass from historical golf received an excellence award from the courses, as well as researched the American Society of Agronomy for the Cathy Perillo, instructor, has intro- devastating turf disease, Ergot. His extension bulletin titled, "Nutrient duced two new courses: 1) a GER course, work at North Carolina State Univer- Management for Onions in the Pacific Science, Society, and Sustainable Food sity focused on development of an Northwest" (PNW546). Systems, with funding from the W.K. advanced turfgrass course. Kellogg Foundation and the USDA Steve Kenny, assistant scientist at Higher Education Challenge Grant; 2) Joan Davenport, soil scientist at WSU- WSU-Prosser, was named 2002 Prosser Soils 345, Sustainable Agriculture. Prosser, received tenure and promotion Outstanding Citizen of the Year at the to associate professor/scientist. Prosser Community Awards Banquet. Markus Flury, associate professor, and Jim Harsh, professor, are recipients of Kevin McPhee, USDA-ARS legume David Bezdicek, professor, delivered a 3-year, $1.14M grant from the U.S. geneticist with the Grain Legumes Unit an invited presentation, Persistent Department of Energy to study colloid at Pullman, is currently on sabbatical Herbicides in Compost, at the Biocycle facilitated transport of radionuclides leave in Canberra, Australia—until Conference, May 2001, at St. Paul, related to Hanford. April, 2003. Working in Dr. T.J. Higgins Minnesota. He also made a presenta- lab at CSIRO (Commonwealth Scien- tion to the Washington State Depart- Joe Yenish received tenure and promo- tific and Industry Research Organiza- ment of Agriculture Task Force on tion to associate scientist/extension tion), he is learning various techniques Clopyralid in Compost. specialist. He was also elected president related to gene technology in the grain of the Washington State Weed Associa- legumes, specifically pea and chickpea. WSU-Puyallup's compost research tion for a 1-year term at its November team (Andy Bary, Rita Hummel, Craig 2001 annual meeting. Gwen Stahnke, extension turfgrass Cogger, Gwen Stahnke, Eric Miltner, specialist at WSU-Puyallup, assumed and Shiou Kuo) received an achieve- duties as chair of the C-5 Turfgrass ment award from the Washington 2002 CAHE AWARDS: Division of the American Society of Organic Recycling Council. The latter Agronomy at the 2001 ASA annual four are members of the Dept. of Crop Outstanding Senior, meeting in Denver; prior to that she and Soil Science. Andrew John Sharp served as chair-elect. The series of 16 case studies of grower Alumni Association Outstanding Ginny Prest, research technician experience with direct-seed cropping Advisor, Steve Ullrich supervisor at WSU-Prosser, was elected systems received the national Excel- to the board of directors of the National lence in Educational Materials award Faculty Excellence in Extension, Pesticide Stewardship Alliance at its from the American Society of Agronomy Roger Veseth 2001 annual meeting in Seattle. during the 2001 annual meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina. The series Administrative Professional David Granatstein, statewide coordi- was authored by Ellen Mallory, former Excellence, Vic DeMacon nator for the Center for Sustaining WSU Case Study project coordinator; Agriculture and Natural Resources, Roger Veseth, WSU/UI extension Additionally, these students were and sustainable agricultural specialist, conservation tillage specialist; Tim recognized: was recipient of the 2002 Kenneth J. Fiez, former WSU extension soil fertil- Morrison Award. The award, presented ity specialist; Dennis Roe, USDA-NRCS 2001 ASA Outstanding Senior, Jared Whitaker at the Spillman Agronomy Field Day resource conservationist; and Dan on July 11, recognizes WSU extension Wysocki, OSU extension soil scientist. 2002 WSSA Undergraduate faculty for significant contributions to CAHE's Susan Roberts, publications Research Award, Washington's agronomic crop produc- specialist, edited the series. Gerald Laylah (Bewick) Scarnecchia tion and soil management. Based at Steffen, graphic designer, designed WSU-Wenatchee, he has achieved sub- graphics and layout for the series. PB 4 HONORS AND ACTIVITIES 2002–2003 Academic Roscoe & Frances Cox elected Fellow of the American Soci- Scholarship Fund— ety of Agronomy. The awards were pre- Scholarship Awards John Ball sented at the 2001 American Society Adam Berglund of Agronomy meetings in Charlotte, Mrs. Frank S. Greeley Scholarship— Jeffrey Brown North Carolina. Renee Rathke Curtis Chambers Max Hinrichs Sr. Scholarship— John Hicks Dick Hoffman, Spillman Agronomy Christina Maier Ryan Higginbotham Farm manager, who retired after 19 Kyle Watt Jessica Hulst years of service, was honored at the Elizabeth Kohl 2002 Spillman Field Day, July 11, Max Hinrichs Jr. Scholarship— Casey Kreuger 2002. The 2002 Field Day Proceedings Jessica Hulst Christina Maier volume was dedicated to Dick as well. Matthew Morelli Charles Dawson Moodie Aivars Nollendorfs Alan Busacca, professor of soil science Memorial Fund— Claudia Osorio and affiliate professor of geology, has Laylah Bewick Carol Powers been awarded a three-year grant from Patrick Christoffer Latha Reddy the National Science Foundation. Amanda McKinley Travis Ricard Nu Nu Wai Wycliffe Sakwa Co-investigators are David Gaylord of David Soler the Geology Department at WSU, and O.A. Vogel Washington State Chad Steiner Charlie Zender, an atmospheric mod- Crop Improvement Association— Canming Xiao eler from the University of California, Carol Powers Irvine. The project will involve inten- Ryan Higginbotham Reynolds-Biersner Scholarship— sive field study of the sand dune and Catlynn Swan Joseph Gies loess areas in the Pacific Northwest to James Little reconstruct the history of activity from Washington-North Idaho Seed the last glaciation (18,000 years ago, Association— Roy L. Goss Turfgrass Scholarship— to the present). The data collected will Carol Powers Aivars Nollendorfs be used to test and improve global-scale Amanda McKinley Gregory Van Hollebeke models of mineral dust aerosols, which are important to global energy budgets and, therefore, to climate change past, Bob Warner, WSU seed scientist, at the Lewis Alumni Centre October present, and future. received the 2001 O.A. Vogel Award- 14, 2002. WSCIA Crop Improvement Award at Vic DeMacon, promoted to senior the recent annual meeting of the Steve Ullrich, professor and barley scientific assistant in 2001, was hon- Washington State Crop Improvement geneticist, was elected Fellow of the ored by spring wheat geneticist Kim Association. He has since officially Crop Science Society of America, and Kidwell, who named WSU's first hard "gone fishin."…Bob's tenure was Richard C. Johnson, research agrono- white spring wheat 'Macon' in recog- celebrated by many colleagues and mist at the USDA-ARS Western Regional nition of Vic's effort in the develop- friends at a retirement reception held Plant Introduction Station at WSU, was ment of the variety. 2003 SOIL SURVEY INSTITUTE The statewide soils faculty in Crop and Soil Sciences is making plans to jointly host the Soil Survey Institute in 2003 with soils faculty at nearby University of Idaho. This will be the first time this prestigious institute will be taught in the Pacific Northwest. The Soil Survey Institute is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service. Forty or more mid-career soil scientists from NRCS and other agencies like the Bureau of Land Management, Forest Service, and Bureau of Indian Affairs will make Pullman their home for one month in May and June. The emphasis of the course is to provide the soil scientists refresher training in the basic sciences and other new technologies related to soil survey. The course will be run 8 hours per day for four weeks, offering traditional subjects like soil physics, soil chemistry, and soil fertility, along with courses on newer technologies such as geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, and precision farming. The course also will include at least two multi-day field trips to take advantage of the diversity of soils, environments, and land uses in the Pacific Northwest. Alan Busacca 5 An Organic Gardening and of biology, and a course in statistics or calculus, as well as Washington State University's General Education Farming Degree at WSU? Requirements. Several options of study within the major Spring semester (2002), Kathi Peck, Environmental are likely: animal or dairy production, crop production, DUCER P RO Science graduate student, and John Reganold taught a pest control, soil management, and business and market- course in organic gardening and farming (Soils 101), the ing. They emphasize basic principles and applications first time such a course had been taught at Washington offering specialization in a professional training area. State University. Their plans are to continue teaching the For example, the soil management option would be the course and to establish an Organic Gardening and Farm- choice for students interested in becoming organic farm ing undergraduate degree (B.S.) by August, 2004. Part of managers, farm advisors, and agricultural industry con- the degree program will be a new summer field course on sultants by studying the application of soil, plant, and Certified environmentalaprinciples to food and fiber production. a 3- to 4-acre piece of land near Washington State Univer- Organic Why such degree? Consumers are embracing organic sity. A major in Organic Gardening and Farming would be a first at an American university. Washington State Dept. of Agriculture food as part of a healthy diet, and farmers and consumers Planned as a College of Agriculture and Home Eco- want more research and education in organic food pro- nomics degree, its development is a particularly lengthy duction from major universities. Students contact us fre- process requiring feasibility discussions with faculty from quently asking about an Organic Gardening and Farming most departments in CAHE with regard to their contribu- major. WSU CAHE graduates in Organic Gardening and tion to the curriculum. Once this is accomplished, the Farming will be able to work in industry, government, or proposal would move forward through the different col- academia. Placing graduates with Organic Gardening and lege and university committees, the academic senate, Farming degrees in the workforce supports a safe, nurtur- and finally the Regents of the University. ing environment, promotes healthy lifestyles, and helps Since the degree program will be science based, develop sustainable communities. students will have to take a year of chemistry, a year John Reganold WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Tim Rowe, Crop Science graduate, turf management option, graduated in the fall of 1993. Tim is cur- rently the Golf Course Superintendent at Chewelah Golf Course. He considers his WSU B.S. degree in Crop Science, turf management option "invaluable." Tim says the 4-year degree gave him an edge in competing for jobs at good golf courses and provided him the skills and knowledge to develop as a turf management professional. In particular, he values the educational experience for improving his communication and interpersonal skills and for exposing him to cultural diversity. Brian Harding, golf coach for Chewelah High School, has nothing but glowing compliments for Tim. Brian credits Tim for outstanding contributions in designing the irrigation system, and for supervising and imple- menting the establishment of the latest 9-hole addition to the beautiful 27-hole golf course. Tim and his wife Wendy have four children: Anna, Megan, Emily, and Ethan, ranging from 1 to 8 years of age. Bill Pan Brian Van Pelt is a 10-year WSU Crop Science alumnus, who graduated in December of 1992. Brian exemplifies what it means to put a crop science degree to work in production agriculture. He has been very successful as a field agronomist since graduating. He was active in crops and soils under- graduate affairs as a student, and he has remained active as an alumnus of WSU, CAHE, and the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences. After graduating, Brian worked for Agrimanagement, an agricultural consulting firm. Here he worked with almost every crop grown in the state. He learned about sampling techniques, irrigation monitoring, pest management, how to formulate soil fertility recommendations, and how to make plant tissue analyses. Brian also gained employee and business management skills. Two years later he began working for McKay Seed Company as a consultant to farmers. Currently, Brian's position at McKay Seed Company involves: crop claims settlement, formulating grower crop production recommendations, running a small lab and greenhouse, agronomic field research and crop development, and overall management of the Agronomy Department. Brian has obtained American Society of Agronomy professional certifications through ARCPACS. He was registered as a Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) and later qualified as a Certified Professional Agronomist (CPAg). Brian said traveling, attending meetings, and making professional presentations have contrib- uted much to his professional success. He expressed his appreciation for the education that he received at WSU. Brian and Becky Sayler, who married in 1994, make their home in Moses Lake. They have two children, Kyle, 6, and Katie, 4. When Brian is not in the field working, he enjoys outdoor activities with his family, especially in the mountains. Brian also has a passion for wood and spends time in his woodworking shop crafting furniture. Steve Ullrich PB 6 Location, Location, Location… Grad Students Climb High On October 5, 2002, thirteen graduate students from the Dept. of Crop & Soil Sciences embarked on a journey of a lifetime in the picturesque mountains of McCall, ID. These adventuresome spirits took part in an all day ropes course where they partici- pated in trust, leadership, and team building activities, as well as in confidence building exercises. They stretched their boundaries by participating in low- and high-wire climbing activities that challenged them to face their fear and go anyway. It was a day destined to become a favorite memory of their WSU graduate student experiences. Read what they have to say… Kim Kidwell Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) is a rap- idly growing interdisciplinary field that deals with the spatial component of a dataset. GIS provides information to answer questions such as, "where "Today, I honestly would are my highest yields," or "where are my most fertile say that I have a different soils," or "where are my greatest weed pressures"? outlook on my graduate Whenever the word "where" appears, a GIS project probably can shed light on the problem. education here at WSU Recognizing the interdisciplinary applications simply as a result of the of GIS technology and the need to provide students ropes course…" with a foundation in the field, CAHE provided fund- ing in the summer of 2001 for the department to remodel and equip a GIS teaching laboratory in Johnson Hall. Longtime CSS technologists, Ron Bolton and Richard Rupp, along with Dr. Bruce "Ropes is a wonderful and unique way of teaching and Frazier, equipped the laboratory with computers, reinforcing the fundamental principles that are essential printers, and a large scanner—as well as internet for succeeding in one's career and life." access. Additionally, students have access to pocket PCs and GPS units for data collection in the field. Instructors in the laboratory have access to a video "…it really gave me an oppor- projector and laptop. A site license for the use of tunity to evaluate myself, how ArcGIS software from Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) allows students to train with soft- I handle the difficult situations ware used by government and industry. Students in and how I can improve by the classroom also have access to Microsoft Office® learning from people's behavior through a generous donation from Terry Warwick and from my actions. Letting and Rochelle Bafus. Bolton and Rupp maintain the go of the hesitation, and work- hardware and software in the lab. ing as a team is the best thing In 2002, Dr. Frazier developed the first GIS class that we could ever learn…" taught in the lab, Landscape Inventory & Analysis (Soils 467). It introduces principles of GIS from a natural resources perspective. Several graduating seniors who were in the class have contacted Dr. "The framework is now in place for me and others to gain Frazier to say they were immediately assigned GIS more than just a degree from WSU." projects in their new jobs based on their class expe- rience. The departments of Natural Resource Sciences and Biological Systems Engineering also use the lab to teach classes with GIS components. "During the Ropes course, I A sister field to GIS is remote sensing. Remote felt right in the center of WSU sensing involves manipulation and analysis of aerial and within the warm heart of and satellite imagery, and requires powerful com- CAHE—with good friends and puters. The lab has provided a new home for the good supervisors… we will graduate level remote sensing class taught by Dr. remember what we did for- Frazier. Undergraduate and graduate students also ever, and the memory will be use the lab outside of class to work on individual good soil, where we stand research projects. Additionally, other CSS classes straight and grow big." have taken advantage of computing and presenta- tion capabilities of the new classroom. Richard Rupp and Bruce Frazier 7 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID PULLMAN, WA Department of Crop & Soil Sciences PERMIT NO. 1 Washington State University PO Box 646420 Pullman, WA 99164-6420 Alumni Feedback Via Our Web Site Rhonda Bafus, B.S. in Soil Science, 1995, returned to the Pacific Northwest in 1999 and works as a research assis- tant at Oregon State University's Central Oregon Agricultural Research Center. She currently works in several crops and has begun delving into the pathology of seed crops. Another benefit of the move—she reports she is close enough to attend WSU games and see CSS friends! James A. Montgomery, Ph.D. in Soil Science, 1993, received tenure and promotion to associate professor in 2000, working for the Environmental Science Program at DePaul University. He teaches six courses per year, while performing research on wetlands hydrology and hydric soil genesis, impacts of invasive species on soil properties, and wetland water quality. In December, 2002 he will travel to Sydney, Australia, to assist the Study Abroad Program in developing a course on cities and their environment for DePaul students. He hopes to lead this 10-week study trip in 2004 or 2005. Kimberly Labno, M.S. in Soil Science, 2001, is working as a technical consultant at DePaul University on a wetland restoration project (with James A. Montgomery–above). ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ALUMS—WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! We and your colleagues want to hear what is happening with you. Please share your professional and personal accomplishments or news by completing and returning the form below—or visit our Web site and use the online form: http://css.wsu.edu. 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In 1905 the Pearlman family of Valdosta founded the company and in 1913 incorporated the business. In 1967 it was purchased by Beatrice Foods, located in Beatrice, Nebraska, which helped the company become more competitive nationally. After Beatrice was dismantled in 1983, the company was purchased by Ed Crane and Jim Worn, who still run the company today. By focusing on product quality and solid customer service, the company continues to grow.
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on 6/12/2008 10:57:00 AM
Age: 30-35
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i fell in love with this smell from the first sniff, it's very delicious and yummy,it put a smile on my face when i smelled it, it's fun to wear it.
and i love the sweet smell, really like cotton candy.
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on 5/3/2008 11:33:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Oh my goodness! This is the real deal cotton candy scent. I never thought I'd actually find one. And it being cheap is such a huge bonus. I love love love this. I even wear it to sleep. I better stock up on this before I let my friends know of my new discovery. Haha!
on 2/25/2008 4:33:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I ADORE this scent. I'm addicted to "foodie" scents lately so imagine my delight when I stumbled on this! I've always liked vanilla scents but this one stole my heart. I can "get away with it" most of the time because I'm a very casual kinda girl. A spritz of this in my hair and a spritz of Britney Spear's "Fantasy" on my body and I'm good to go.
I discovered this wonderful combination after my bf left. I spray every letter I send him. When he came back, he immediately knew when I walked into the room because of it. He couldn't stop saying how much he enjoyed the smell.
on 1/29/2008 2:55:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
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MMM! I have been on a cheap body spray kick (random) lately, and i now have 3 different 'cotton candy' scents, while i enjoy them all hehe, this one is my favorite! Its very creamy sweet, not headachey sugar overload like some. I smell like a strawberry milkshake! Makes me want to spray it all the time! I also like layering it over blackberry or strawberry scents as well. damn good.
on 1/17/2008 12:55:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
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Eyes: Brown
Uggh! What an awful product! I like the Plumeria body spray from this line (dirty cheap and delicious--smells just like the BBW plumeria splash) but it's hard to find in stores. So, after reading the positive reviews of "Cotton Candy" in here, I spotted it at my local pharmacy and thought it might be fun to try it.
Let me tell you that I like sweet, flirty fragances (Pink Sugar, Jaqua's Buttercream frosting etc.) but I could not stomach this one. It screams cheap and preteen. It's like liquid bubblegum or melted lollipop. I sprayed some on my wrists and felt "sticky". I sat next to my boyfriend and his face crinkled in disgust (which was quite funny, I had to admit). Luckily, it was cheap.
on 9/11/2007 2:11:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
love this! its so cheap at the drugstore! this has GREAT staying power. smells great when misted on hair, clothes, and skin. smells so much like the real thing, that i keep having the urge to wash my kids hands.
on 7/9/2007 1:01:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I've been using the Body Fantasies sprays since I was a kid, I love their stuff. It's inexpensive, and it smells great; it's pretty good for the price. I love the cotton candy spray, it smells really sweet and yummy. Everytime I wear it, someone always compliments me and says something like, "that smells so good! What perfume is that?"
on 6/14/2007 10:49:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this! I wear it all the time! Smells really sweet and great. I'm always repurchasing!
on 5/6/2007 11:08:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this stuff! To me, it is just so girly and fun. I know this sounds funny, but to me the scent smells pink. Pink such as a sweet strawberry milkshake, pink bubble gum, cotton candy, etc. So sweet and fun!
on 4/20/2007 8:48:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Well, I am an old ("mature"?) reviewer. 50 years mature, in fact. I am wearing this today. I do find that it is berry-like and quite sweet, but that is exactly what cotton candy smells like to me -- at least at the fairs I go to. Whether you like this or not is a matter of personal taste. I bought a small bottle on a whim at a dollar store. For the price, it was a fine, feminine bottle of pink juice that smells like cotton candy. I would not wear this every day, nor would I wear it to a gala function. But it's fun for what it is -- a throw away fragrance that is not terribly serious,a bit of a hoot, and quite girly. I did not buy this to impress or lure a man, by the way. I am quite settled in that regard. This was just a fun adventure for me.
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Warm Noodle Salad
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Level: Easy
Serves: 6
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- 5 strip thin-sliced bacon
- 2 package any flavor ramen noodle soup mix
- 12 oz. red cabbage
- 1 bag spinach
- 1 small onion, halved
- 0.33 c. red-wine vinegar
- 2 tbsp. oil
- 2 tsp. Dijon mustard
- Cook bacon in a large nonstick skillet about 5 minutes until crisp. Drain on paper towels. Spoon 2 Tbsp drippings into a small bowl; discard the rest.
- Meanwhile break each package noodles in 4 sections. Cook as package directs, then drain. Reserve seasoning packets.
- Put cabbage, spinach, onion and noodles in a large serving bowl.
- Add vinegar, oil and mustard, plus 1⁄4 cup water and contents of 1 seasoning packet to bowl with drippings. Whisk to blend, pour into skillet and heat 1 minute. Pour over salad; toss to mix and coat. Crumble bacon over top.
- Serve with ham slices.
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