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posted at 9/14/2010 7:09 PM EDThow do you treat a cat with ringworm & how long is it before this fungus is gone?
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I'm sorry to hear that your cat has ringworm. Treatment can take several months and may require veterinary visits, lime sulfur dips and/or oral medication, quarantining of your pet, skin and fur cultures, and extensive cleaning of your pet's environment. However, before we discuss treatment details it is important to understand the infection and how it originates.
Despite its name, ringworm (dermatophytosis) does not involve worms; instead it is a fungal infection of the hair, skin, and at times nails. Ringworm is usually detected when owners notice hair loss, broken hairs, and increased pigmentation of the skin as well as red bumps, itching, crusting, scaling, and occasionally pus. Infected nails can become brittle, break, and can even fall off completely.
Ringworm infection can be carried by pets that don't have any skin lesions, and these pets can serve as a source of infection for others. Pets as well as humans can develop ringworm, especially when harboring open scratches, while experiencing stress, or if the immune system has been weakened.
There are three types of ringworm that most commonly affect cats, and it is important to understand which type has infected your pet. By identifying the type of ringworm you may be able to pinpoint where the infection originated, such as from another pet or a contaminated environment. Ringworm can survive in the environment for up to two years. Your veterinarian can help identify the ringworm type through fungal cultures. The process of growing a fungal culture can take up to 3 or 4 weeks, so it should be started as soon as possible. Once the infection has been identified you will be asked to begin treating your infected pet, most likely with multiple applications of a lime sulfur dip using gauze to apply to the pet's head to minimize the risk of it getting in the eyes. Your veterinarian may also recommend an oral antifungal medication called Itraconazole. You will need to treat the other pets in the household that carry the infection, and you must clean your environment thoroughly using a mixture of diluted bleach as recommended by your veterinarian.
You will need to monitor your pet's response to treatment by having fungal cultures performed by your veterinarian every 2-4 weeks. Treatment of your pet and his/her environment must continue until two negative fungal cultures have been obtained, spaced two weeks apart. While your pet may appear better after a few treatments it is important to continue the recommended care to prevent a resurfacing of the ringworm, requiring you to begin the process all over again.
Throughout the process it is important to understand that ringworm is a systemic infection so it requires a full body treatment. If you only treat the area that appears to be infected you will miss the remaining infection on the rest of your cat's body.
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posted at 9/17/2010 2:02 PM EDTI have been there — with four cats — and survived!Pay attention to the vet's important advice that this is a systemic infection that needs to be treated both with dips and oral meds, and with lots of housecleaning.Most cats with ringworm are infected by the microsporum canis fungus. If yours is, ask your vet to check out generic Lamisil pills. It's affordable, effective and requires a shorter dosing time than itraconozole. You can start culturing after 2 weeks.You can't clean everything in your house with a 10-percent bleach solution — unless you live in a kennel. Why do so many vets think we do? So since you can't KILL the spores with bleach, you need to do the next best thing. Vacuum them up, and throw them out. Think of spores as dust mites, or some other allergen, and you'll see what I mean. To catch the spores, you need a high-quality vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter and a self-sealing bag. I used a Miele. I vacuumed the living daylights out of everything in the house (after removing carpets for professional cleaning and keeping them stored until we were clear) every day for a few months. I took down our curtains and laundered them many times, using our condensation dryer, which gets very hot. I covered furniture after vacuuming the upholstery and washed the covers every few days. I vacuumed the fabric underneath the sofa and chairs, where my kittens liked to hide.Forget the standard advice about using a cheap, disposable vac and throwing out the bag every day. All you'd be doing is sucking the spores into the vac and blowing them out the unfiltered exhaust. It makes no sense to do this.I couldn't quarantine our affected cats and it doesn't always make sense to do it even if you can. It's probably too late by the time you see symptoms — it's an airborne virus, so it's already everywhere in the house.I bought HealthGuard Laundry Additive from an online company called Revival Animal. It contains Triclosan, an iffy, potentially carcinogenic substance (which is in many soaps and even toothpaste, too!), but it is shown to kill ringworm spores. I used it in the laundry and used the correct, dilute solution for misting surfaces and wiping down everything in the house with a microfiber rag that I then rinsed and microwaved. I used a dry Swiffer to wipe down walls and ceilings, windows, and so on. It got to the point where I freaked out when I saw a piece of fur on the floor — with four longhaired cats! (And believe me, I hate cleaning and was nearly ankle-deep in furry tumbleweeds in normal times.)Boy, those months were fun. The dipping is the worst part; we found a groomer to do it and are forever grateful to her. Having cats that reek of gunpowder took getting used to. But we never caught ringworm ourselves and our cats are clear and healthy now. Good luck! You will get through it!


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For my Women in American Religion class, I am reading from In Our Own Voices edited by Rosemary Keller and Rosemary Ruether. In a chapter on Women's Ordination, they include a document from the New York Times in 1947 when the PCUSA voted to ordain women clergy. Strange that in some circles, arguments almost verbatim to these words written sixty years ago are still being made:
"Let me first present the main reasons advanced against women in the ordained ministry. The first is a matter of women's emotional balance, which many feel is not as stable as men's... Now the pulpit has lived through a century of over-emotionalism, say the folks who feel that today restrained and accurate teaching is desperately needed. The world sits on a powder keg, and not sparks but sober and judicial advice is needed. This they feel, by and large, and with exceptions, men can better deliver…
"… what about the young married pastor and her children? Must the church be closed for three months for a number of years while the pastor gets her own little flock? Or will the vows of celibacy be ordered as in the Church of Rome? Even birth control has not been developed enough to synchronize births with the summer vacation.
"Others think that there is a feminine overbalance in the average congregation now. They feel that women pastors would so feminize the church that men would frequent it in even smaller numbers. Women will listen to men 'tell them off' for their sins, but men will not seriously do the same for women…"
The author of the NY Times article (Lyman Richard Hartley) then moves to represent arguments for women in ministry, including this one:
"There is a strong point made by those who say that God combines the virtues of both mother and father. It might be that a woman could better depict the former. Just as in the home the balance of family influence is disturbed by removal of either mother or father, the church may be lacking that balanced ministry…"
And I'll conclude with these encouraging words, given the progress of history since he penned them:
"I have tried to express the opinions of both sides as judicially as possible. I cannot keep a gleam of humor out of my eye when I speak for the negative. I feel that women get what they want, given time, and will get the privilege of the pulpit and the pastorate in the Presbyterian Church as they got the vote in the affairs of the nation."


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My sister was pretty shaken up, as was the other guy. The jackass never produced a weapon, but the surveillance camera showed that he had a knife on him. We were the seventh in a spree of seven liquor stores he had robbed in the past few weeks.
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Our Mission
To empower and promote the value of exploited, displaced and impoverished people groups of the world through the development of sustainable economic opportunities and fostering of education.
Our Model
Yobel conducts business trainings, contributes to product development, and expands global marketplaces utilizing fair trade principles while partnering with organizations committed to ethical and sustainable production processes.
Yobel is committed to educating consumers locally within the Western world about the power of our purchases in the role of promoting freedom and dignity globally.
Our hope is that through awareness and equitable trade, marginalized people of the world may be offered the hope of freedom and abundant life.
Our History
In 2003, Sarah visited the Canaan Farm community in Uganda made up of individuals displaced by the civil war in the north. After this experience and seeing their need for additional income and a fresh start, Sarah was motivated to care for her neighbor. But how?
Meanwhile, Donavan traveled overseas with a social justice school and was convinced of the power of bringing fair earning potential to women in the developing world. But how?
The two met for coffee in 2008 and decided to invest their hard-earned weekend tip money into their first micro-grant to Canaan Farm, based on the business model of the Suubi Project with Light Gives Heat. This tiny grant provided the start-up capital for the production of bamboo fair trade jewelry by hiring a jewelry trainer and buying basic materials and tools. Eight months later, a few high school students purchased a tent for a local farmers' market. The Ugandan bamboo, along with Suubi's paper bead jewelry, provided Yobel with its first product lines.
After another year and a half and the inclusion of two more justice organizations, Yobel grew to the point of necessitating a permanent space. Against better judgment, Yobel opened a brick and mortar store.
Throughout this time Yobel also saw the need around the world for basic business education to empower individuals to start businesses serving their own communities. They created a curriculum to train entrepreneurs in essential business practices, reducing dependence on international aid. Learn more at www.yobelinternational.org
From the beginning this has been a volunteer-run, community-based organization. Without the assistance of many talented volunteers and the hard work of our amazing artisans globally, this enterprise would never have survived.Yobel now partners with nonprofits and social entrepreneurs all over the world who produce fairly-traded and ethically-made products. These items directly affect lives by empowering people through business and provide freedom from exploitative labor. Yobel loves their calling to daily inspire awareness and promote justice throughout our community and world!
Our Friends
Sarchi, Costa Rica - Contributing to preservation of cultural traditions while empowering young men seeking freedom from addiction
Sosote, Ecuador - Employing men and women who are uneducated or otherwise unemployable to provide for their families
Nairobi, Kenya - Provides sustainable jobs for artisans living in the largest slum in Nairobi, paying them a fair wage, and giving back to a local orphanage
Kolkata, India - Seeing women set free from sexual exploitation in the largest Red Light district
Rajpur, India - Offering holistic change to one of the most disadvantaged regions of India
Tamil Nadu, India - Creating opportunities for women to gain hope and identity within their community
Juarez, Mexico - Standing alongside women of strength as they weather the storm of volatility in a border town
Byumbe, Rwanda - Bringing unity to victims and perpetrators of genocide
Gilgit, Pakistan - Offering employment for women who would otherwise have no opportunities, helping them realize their dignity and worth
Lima, Peru - Increasing dignity and freedom to impoverished women
Kampala, Uganda - Empowering young women to save in order to gain a University level education
Kigumba, Uganda - Lending hope to Internally Displaced People's (primarily widows) through business opportunity and training
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In a few days we will celebrate the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Like every Feast, it is a celebration of Jesus Christ. This feast shows us that because of her unique role as his mother, Mary received from Jesus a full share, body and soul, in his victory over death. The feast is a reminder that in Christ, we all will share resurrection of the body.
Mary has it now, because in the human family, which God decided to join, there can be no closer bond than mother and child. They belong together; their destinies are intertwined.
That is one of the central messages of the pro-life movement. To love and care for a mother necessarily means protecting, loving, and caring for her child. Mothers can never benefit from the destruction of their children.
Rachel's Vineyard Establishes Medical Board
MALVERN, PA – The biannual training conference for the world's largest ministry of healing after abortion, Rachel's Vineyard, continued in Malvern, PA, Wednesday with the formal establishment of a Medical Advisory Board.
Rachel's Vineyard utilizes the services of psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists and other professionals in the mental health field throughout the world. They assist both on the retreats and in the development and analysis of the effectiveness of this treatment model.
The establishment of a special advisory board now formalizes what has been happening all along, but brings the added advantage of being able to present to the medical and therapeutic community a more structured method of communicating about the issues of trauma and healing after abortion.
Some of the initial members of the Advisory Board are shown in the accompanying photo along with Pastoral Director, Father Frank Pavone. They are, left to right, Cynthia Dillard, Ph.D. (clinical psychologist), Martha Schuping, M.D. (psychiatrist), and Karen B. Stevensen, M.D. (psychiatrist).
Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit priestsforlife.org.
Rachel's Vineyard and Silent No More Strategize Together at Leadership Conference
Malvern, PA – The second full day of the Rachel's Vineyard Leadership Conference took place yesterday, with clergy and laity from around the world meeting for workshops that dealt with the psychological and spiritual aspects of post-abortion trauma and healing.
There was also a strong emphasis on Tuesday on the public relations aspect of post-abortion healing. Catholic media expert and broadcaster Teresa Tomeo led a number of sessions urging the post-abortion leaders to use the media to trumpet the Church's invitation to repentance and healing, and to educate society about how harmful abortion is.
One of the ways this is done is through the testimonies of the men and women who have decided to be "Silent No More" about their experiences. Georgette Forney, President of Anglicans for Life, and Janet Morana, Executive Director of Priests for Life, co-founded the Silent No More Awareness Campaign. Both leaders also presented at the Conference, which is being attended by Silent No More regional coordinators from around the world. The partnership between Rachel's Vineyard and Silent No More is a natural one. Both are ministries of Priests for Life, and many who share their abortion testimony found their healing in Rachel's Vineyard.
A new version of the official guidelines for Silent No More leaders was issued yesterday, and a more deliberate strategy of collaboration between Silent No More and Rachel's Vineyard was reviewed.
Among the activities at the Conference today will be a special meeting of psychiatrists and other medical professionals who are experts in the work of Rachel's Vineyard and Silent No More.
Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit www.priestsforlife.org.
What is Rachel's Vineyard?
Rachel's Vineyard is a retreat program for women and men who have lost a child by abortion. The retreat provides an opportunity to face the wounds of abortion in a safe, affirming environment of prayer and the support of others who have been through the same experience. Through the use of "Living Scriptures," participants are invited to place themselves into the parables and other Scriptural events, and encounter Jesus Who heals them.
These retreats, of course, are not meant to substitute for the individual, ongoing counseling that comprises the journey of post-abortion healing, but they are a stepping stone towards making those sessions even more fruitful.
Rachel's Vineyard is the world's largest ministry for healing after abortion, and is a ministry of Priests for Life. Find out more about it at rachelsvineyard.org.
Rachel's Vineyard Releases New Retreat Manual as Record-setting Conference Begins
Malvern, PA – Father Frank Pavone, Pastoral Director and Chairman of Rachel's Vineyard, along with the founders of the ministry, Dr. Theresa and Kevin Burke, released the new version of the Catholic Retreat Manual yesterday to the 250 leaders present for the bi-annual Leadership Training Conference here. Bearing the Imprimatur of the Church, this manual is the official guide on how to conduct a Rachel's Vineyard Retreat, and is updated periodically based on input from those who use it.
"We are pleased with the work that was done by so many people over the past year to make the new Catholic manual possible," Father Pavone said. "As the largest ministry in the world for healing after abortion, Rachel's Vineyard is committed to carrying out its retreats in a way that reflects fidelity to Church teaching as well as the highest therapeutic standards of the mental health profession.
"We are blessed not only with an excellent advisory board of bishops, but with a team of psychiatrists, psychologists, and other professional counselors who have been carrying out these retreats for many years."
Workshops continue today, with participants from all over the world. A media training seminar, given by Catholic media expert Teresa Tomeo, will help participants today to utilize the media to spread the Church's urgent invitation to healing and reconciliation after abortion.
Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit www.priestsforlife.org.
Largest ever Rachel's Vineyard conference opened yesterday in Pennsylvania
MALVERN, PA – "The Biblical Concept of Healing" was the topic of the keynote speech yesterday morning as the 2011 Rachel's Vineyard Leadership Retreat got underway at the Malvern Retreat Center. This year's full-to-capacity retreat, with more than 250 participants attending from all over the world, is the largest ever.
"The Rachel's Vineyard model for healing after abortion is highly regarded everywhere, including the Vatican," said Father Frank Pavone, national director of Priests for Life and the morning's keynote speaker. Rachel's Vineyard is a ministry of Priests for Life. Father Pavone noted that Dr. Theresa Burke and Kevin Burke, co-founders of Rachel's Vineyard, were invited to address the Pontifical Academy for Life this past February.
The Priests for Life pastoral team is attending the weeklong conference, which this year also offers special resources and workshops for regional coordinators of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign. Campaign co-founders Janet Morana and Georgette Forney will offer classes on public speaking, media and healing workshops. The campaign is for those who have been through post-abortion healing programs and have decided to speak out about their abortion experiences.
Among the highlights of the day's gathering was a talk by Dr. Burke on "Understanding Repeat Abortions," and a workshop led by Father Pavone and Mrs. Morana titled "Do Post-Abortion Healing and Pro-Life Activism Mix?"
Rachel's Vineyard began in 1994 as a unique support group model for counselors treating women who were grieving the loss of their aborted children. Rachel's Vineyard quickly became a grassroots national outreach. From 18 retreats in 1999, the ministry now offers 700 retreats annually, in 47 states and 25 countries, with many new sites in development.
Several Bishops have attended weekend retreats themselves. Attending this week's leadership conference is Bishop David Choby of the Diocese of Nashville.
"With this year's theme, Disciples of Love, Witnesses of Hope, we are sure all conference attendees will be inspired with new ideas, information, and strategies to assist and rejuvenate them in their vocation to do God's work of healing in post-abortive women and men and building a culture of life," Dr. Burke said.
Father Benedict Groeschel, founder of the Community of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, has had high praise for Rachel's Vineyard. "I cannot think of another work of this kind so well done. A most difficult and painful human problem is engaged with faith, psychological insight and trust."
Visit www.rachelsvineyard.org to learn more about the ministry and to view the conference schedule.
Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit www.priestsforlife.org.
Blest Are They Who Seek Justice
Blessed are they who hunger and thirst for justice; they will be satisfied. This beatitude speaks to the heart of the pro-life movement. We seek justice first of all by seeking to be right with God and in all our relationships, and we seek justice by seeking to protect the rights of all, especially the weakest among us, our brothers and sisters in the womb. We are blessed not merely by believing they have a right to life, but by feeling the hunger and thirst, the longing and yearning, that they be protected and that this right be recognized and secured by law.
We also seek justice by working to extend healing and forgiveness to all who have been involved in abortion, that they, too, will be right with God and know His peace.
Let Us Pray for All Fathers
This weekend we observe Father's Day. We thank God for faithful fathers who, like God Himself, give and protect life. Let's also pray for fathers who are afraid to be fathers. Thousands of times a day, children are aborted, not because of a choice of the mother, but because of the choice of a father, who fails to show the faithfulness and willingness to protect the child he has helped conceive. At other times, fathers tried to stop the abortion, but the law excludes them from the final decision about the abortion. Men do suffer grief after the abortion of their child. Healing programs are available for these fathers.
Let us pray today for all fathers. When their child is unexpected, may they welcome that child and encourage the child's mother to say yes to life.
The wound comes from well-meaning people. "Well, it wasn't that far along." "You can always have another child." "Lots of people go through this."
Miscarriage is a tragedy that so many people misunderstand. They are not quite sure how to console a friend or relative who has suffered this loss.
While there are no magic formulas, there is one fundamental truth that needs to stay front and center: a miscarriage is the loss of a child who is just as real and has just as much value as any other child of any age. A woman who has a miscarriage is a parent who has lost a child, as is the father of the child as well.
In a society which continues to have a legal and cultural blind spot for the unborn, many suffer from the illusion that miscarriage doesn't grieve a parent as much as the loss of, well, a "real child," and that is precisely what hurts so much. We can never console someone in grief if we imply, even remotely, that the person they lost wasn't real.
Dr. Byron Calhoun, President of the American Association of Pro-life Ob-Gyns, has observed that prior to 1970, the loss of a child before or during birth was often treated in medical literature as a "non-event," but that now there is a growing awareness of the grief associated with such loss. In fact, Dr. Calhoun has developed a hospice program for unborn children.
As the medical community advances in sensitivity and understanding of these points, so must we all. Our love, our compassion, our sharing in the grief of such losses, can bring healing to the parents who have suffered miscarriage. The naming of these children who have died is one significant way of acknowledging their reality. The counting of these children matters too, so that if a parent is asked how many children he/she has, the child who died before birth is counted as one of them.
I recall the first pro-life billboard that we set up in 1990 here in our community of Staten Island, New York. It depicted a developing unborn child. One of the first phone calls I received about it was from a woman who had lost a child by miscarriage. "I can't tell you how consoling your billboard is to me. Thank you." That was all she said.
Perhaps the reason it was consoling was that someone was saying publicly what she knew privately: that was a real child. The life of that child matters, no matter how short it was. The death of that child matters, no matter how many may not cry. And the love I have for that child matters, even if nobody else knows.
Lord, comfort all parents who grieve the loss of their children of any age. Take them into Your loving arms, and give us strength until the day You give them back to us in heaven. Amen.
Healing is the First Priority
Hundreds of people in our nation have worked in the abortion industry, whether in Planned Parenthood or in any of the many independent killing centers, and have stopped doing so because of a moral conversion. We at Priests for Life minister to many of them. And what is the first thing that they need? They need healing. The guided effort to face what they have done and to find spiritual and psychological wholeness must be their first activity and responsibility. Only after this crucial process and careful discernment with the help of the pro-life community should those who so desire begin to share their story on the speaking circuit. Let's pray for all those who have performed abortion, and for their healing and peace. Find out more at priestsforlife.org.


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Oklahoma football: How OU's last five recruiting classes have fared at offensive line
In Oklahoma's past five recruiting classes, it has signed 19 offensive guards, centers and tackles, and three players who would eventually be converted into offensive linemen. Here is a look at each of those signing classes and their big men up front.
Britt Michell: Enrolled early to go through spring workouts but left the program to join the Marines. But instead, he wound up transferring to UTEP, telling the El Paso Times that he "just didn't enjoy it up there" in Norman.
Stephen Good: Started 11 games over four years. He became the starter at left guard last season after center Ben Habern was injured, forcing Gabe Ikard to move there, but lost the LG job to Adam Shead.
Ben Habern: Started 30 career games, ended his career just before his senior year because of lingering neck and back issues.
Josh Aladenoye: Redshirted, was passed on the depth chart and moved to defensive tackle, then left the team.
*Tyler Evans: Started 29 games in three seasons, but tore his ACL at the very beginning of fall camp. Because he never redshirted, he's expected to return next season.
^*Gabe Ikard: Came in as a tight end, but gained weight and moved onto the offensive line before his redshirt freshman season. He's started at both guard and center; now that Habern's career is over, Ikard is expected to remain OU's center through next season.
Tavaris Jeffries: Came in from Coahoma Community College in Mississippi, started three games during his first season but was passed on the depth chart and shifted to defensive tackle to end his career.
^*Lane Johnson: Came to OU a tight end after one year in junior college and redshirted. Switched to defensive end midway through the 2010 season, then started 12 games last season at right tackle. This year, Johnson is OU's starter at left tackle and also plays some on the right side.
Jeff Vinson: Came to OU via Lackawanna Community College in Pennsylvania, but didn't play during his one year at OU, got hurt and left the program.
*Bronson Irwin: Was a backup for his first two seasons on campus before moving into the starting lineup this season at guard after Tyler Evans' injury. Impressed coaches through the summer and has earned praise in his first two career starts.
*Adam Shead: Entered the starting lineup as a redshirt freshman last season after Ben Habern's injury caused shifting on the line. After Habern decided to end his career during the preseason, Shead moved back into the lineup.
*Tyrus Thompson: Redshirted as a freshman and saw action as a backup in five games last season. Lost preseason competition to Lane Johnson for left tackle start, but seems to have a bright future.
*Daryl Williams: Redshirted, then appeared in nine games during freshman season last year. The sophomore is currently OU's starter at right tackle.
*Austin Woods: Became deep snapper for place kicks as a true freshman, and the junior still holds the position. Was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma during the last offseason and is almost finished with chemotherapy treatments. Provides depth at both center and guard positions.
Dylan Dismuke: Duncan native redshirted as a freshman, then suffered a catastrophic knee injury during bowl practices last December. Was forced to give up the game and is now on medical hardship.
*Derek Farniok: Farniok is a huge tackle (6-foot-9, 319 pounds), but the redshirt freshman is still a work in progress. He's backing up Williams at right tackle.
^*Nathan Hughes: Four-star defensive end prospect redshirted as a freshman and was moved to offensive line during fall camp.
*Nila Kasitati: Redshirted as a freshman but has gotten some playing time this season as a reserve guard. Kasitati had surgery for a heart condition during the preseason, but he is apparently fine now and seems to have a bright future.
*Ty Darlington: Among the most praised members of this year's true freshman class, Darlington got his first shot at playing time in last week's rout of Florida A&M. He's currently listed as Gabe Ikard's backup at center.
*Kyle Marrs: Currently a tackle, but could move inside to guard if needed. Likely redshirting this season.
John Michael McGee: Big, talented guard only lasted a few fall practices before deciding he didn't want to play football anymore.
Will Latu: Junior-college transfer tackle couldn't get academically qualified in time, and is now at Arkansas State.
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April 20, 2010
Statement on Withdrawal of Proposal to Expand Trophy Hunt of Black Bears in California
Jennifer Fearing, California senior state director for The HSUS, issued a statement in response to the California Department of Fish and Game rescinding a proposal to expand trophy hunting of black bears.
April 16, 2010
New Poll Reveals NJ Residents Oppose Trophy Hunting of Black Bears
A statewide survey conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, Inc. has revealed that New Jersey voters oppose the trophy hunting of black bears.
April 8, 2010
Californians Gather in Sacramento to Lobby for Animal Protection
Animal advocates from across California are gathering at the State Capitol for Humane Lobby Day, hosted by The HSUS and the ASPCA.
April 1, 2010
Bear Trophy Hunt Opens in Great Bear Rainforest
A network of animal and environment protection groups, including HSI/Canada, condemn the opening of the trophy hunting season for grizzlies and black bears in British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest .
March 18, 2010
HSUS Statement on New Jersey's Proposed Trophy Hunt of Bears
Wayne Pacelle, president and CEO of The HSUS, made a statement in response to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's approval of a draft policy to allow trophy hunting of black bears in the state for the first time in five years.
March 16, 2010
Experts Critical of Proposed California Bear Hunt Changes
A leading environmental attorney and wildlife biologist filed comments with the California Fish and Game Commission citing serious concerns with state proposals to expand bear hunting.
March 16, 2010
Poll Shows Canadians Support Banning Trade of Polar Bear Parts
A poll conducted by the Environics Research Group shows 82 percent of Canadians support banning the commercial trade in polar bear parts on the international market under CITES.
February 2, 2010
Statement by The HSUS on Expansion of Black Bear Trophy Hunt in California
Wayne Pacelle, president and CEO of The HSUS, made a statement in response to the California Department of Fish and Game's proposal to expand black bear trophy hunting and ease current restrictions.
October 20, 2009
Join HSI/Canada's Race to Save the Bears — and Win a Trip to See Them
Great Bear Nature Tours has teamed up with Humane Society International Canada to save bears in the Great Bear Rainforest. In support of the HSI Canada online Race to Save the Bears fundraising challenge, Great Bear Nature Tours has donated the grand prize of a trip for two to view grizzly and black bears in the Great Bear Rainforest.
May 8, 2009
Wildlife Protection Advocates Urge Protections for BC Bears
Jane Goodall and artist Robert Bateman are asking the British Columbian government to end the cruel and senseless trophy hunting of bears.
April 23, 2009
Gabrielle Miller Joins Calls for End to Trophy Hunting in Great Bear Rainforest
Corner Gas star and British Columbia-native Gabrielle Miller is lending her support to a campaign to protect grizzly and black bears from being shot to death by trophy hunters.
April 23, 2009
California Fish and Game Rejects Expansion of Black Bear Trophy Hunt
The California Department of Fish and Game rejected a proposed expansion of the black bear trophy hunt.
April 22, 2009
The HSUS Applauds Calif. Fish and Game for Rejecting Expansion of Black Bear Trophy Hunt
The HSUS applauds the Calif. Department of Fish and Game for halting proposals that would have expanded hunting of the state's black bears.
April 10, 2009
The HSUS Applauds Defeat of Maine Bill to Allow Spring Bear Hunting
The HSUS applauded the Maine legislature for defeating a bill to allow the hunting of black bears in the spring.
April 1, 2009
Bears Targeted as Trophy Hunt Opens in Haida Gwaii, Great Bear Rainforest
The government will allow trophy hunters to begin killing bears in the Great Bear Rainforest, even though Coastal First Nations and most British Columbians want an end to the killing.
January 16, 2009
Reward Offered for Poaching of Fla. Black Bear Cub
The HSUS and Wildlife Land Trust are offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for illegally killing a black bear cub in Taylor County, Fla.