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Publicity and Benefit
'Publicity and Benefit'? Gosh. I must admit that's a bit Delphic, even for me. It's the sort of title I'd expect in an academic journal: sonorous, a hint of gravitas – and sod-all meaning. But actually this blog post will … Continue reading
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Crowdfunding: freedom, frustration or fantasy?
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Crowdfunding in archaeology is something I am interested in and have blogged about a couple of times (see Tracing Finds: A Case Study in Crowdfunding Archaeology, Are Crowdfunding Platforms Worth it?, Fairy Godmothers Do Exist-…
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Truth, Archaeology and Fiction (2)
As time passes I find I am more and more interested in what we mean by the terms Truth and Fiction. Indeed, the more I think about it, the more convinced I have become that analysis won't help me come … Continue reading
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The Iniquity of Unpaid Labour
When I began my life in archaeology in the early 1960s, I worked for several groups of amateurs as a volunteer. I had zero experience, even less knowledge, but boundless and ill-directed enthusiasm. Looking back on those times I am … Continue reading
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My offering for the archaeology blogging festival.
For many years I used to be a member of the Society for American Archaeology, largely because I found its journal, American Antiquity a constant source of ideas and enlightenment. Eventually my groaning bookshelves couldn't cope any longer, so reluctantly … Continue reading
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Mind the Gap!
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Time Team Series 20, My Fourth Episode: Coniston Copper Mines
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Fantasy or Reality: Should you start Forte?
Adam Rank | Tags: Bucky Brooks, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Matt Forte, Mike Martz
Is Bears RB Matt Forte a good start against the Lions? NFL.com fantasy editor Michael Fabiano admits that he has some sort of Pavlovian response when his players face the Lions. But that might have made sense in the past. Add in new coordinator Mike Martz and Forte looks like an excellent start.
One thing that people tend to forget is that teams in the NFL change from year to year. A team that is low one season, can rally back the following year. Bucky Brooks makes a good point that the Lions have vastly improved on defense and it seems like a mistake to overlook them. Plus, the Bears have had some problems protecting the quarterback.
I would probably be more cautious with Forte and take a wait-and-see approach with him. There is certainly potential for the Bears offense. Both potentially good and potentially bad.
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Leverage as a Strategy
Leverage is, quite simply, the purchase of shares on credit. A margin account in a brokerage firm is where this would be accomplished. Because firms have a margin desk that performs calculations relating to the investor's availability of credit or deposit requirements, the planner need only have a working knowledge of margin analysis. The exam may contain a question or two on this topic.
Benefits of Margin
Benefits of margin include the ability to purchase more shares with a lower initial cash outlay. Broker/dealers benefit by generating interest income from the margin loans and by receiving larger commissions, as margin clients often trade larger positions with less money down.
Establishing a Margin Account
To establish a margin account, the client needs to sign a margin agreement, which has three parts. The Credit Agreement discloses loan terms from the broker/dealer. The Hypothecation Agreement allows the broker/dealer to pledge the clients' margin securities as collateral to the bank which, in turn, lends money to the broker/dealer based upon the securities' value. Margin accounts are set up in street name with the broker/dealer as the nominal owner and the client as the beneficial owner. Finally, the Loan Consent Form allows the firm to lend clients' margin securities to other clients or broker/dealers, often for short selling. Customers must sign the former two agreements; the Loan Consent form is optional.
Regulation T: The Securities Act of 1934 empowered the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) to regulate the extension of credit in the securities industry. Regulation T requires clients to deposit at least 50% of the market value of a margin transaction within five (5) business days. If the first purchase is less than $2,000, the customer must put up the full purchase price; if it is between $2,000 and $4,000, s/he must put up $2,000; if the amount exceeds $4,000, the initial deposit is 50%. Regulation T also determines which securities are eligible for a margin purchase. They are exchange-listed bonds and equities, NASDAQ stocks and non-Nasdaq OTC shares that the FRB approves. Mutual funds and new issues may not be purchased on margin, but can be used as collateral after thirty (30) days.
Margin Accounting:
Long Margin Accounting- the formula for determining the amount of equity in an margin account reads as follows:
Where LMV = long market value or the current value of the stock position; DR=debit register or the amount of money that the client borrowed; EQ = equity, or that percentage of the securities in the account that the client actually owns.
The debit register is analogous to a home mortgage. It may not change, but the market value may increase or decrease which, in turn, impacts the amount of equity. Payments toward the reduction of the debit balance do not affect the value of the account, but increase the equity. The margin balance sheet reads as follows:
Initial margin is 50% of LMV; maintenance margin is 25% of LMV. The account is marked to market daily to determine if the account is meeting the maintenance requirement of the NASD/NYSE.
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Buying on MarginWhen an investor buys on margin, he or she pays a portion of the stock price – called the margin -- and borrows the rest from a stockbroker. The purchased stocks then serve as collateral for ...
Explaining Initial MarginInitial margin is the percentage of a stock's price an investor must have in his account to buy that stock on margin.
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Understanding the Maintenance MarginA maintenance margin is the minimum amount of equity that must be kept in a margin account.
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Margin Investing Gets A Bad Rap, But For The Thrill-Seeker, It's Worth ItInvesting on margin can be profitable but it's a risky play that needs care.
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Veteran NRL star Willie Mason doesn't have any regrets in his long rugby league career, but if he had his time again, rugby union would have been the code for him.
On a nationwide tour to promote February's inaugural NRL Auckland Nines, Big Willie stopped by Hamilton yesterday and talked in his typically candid way on a wide range of issues.
The 33-year-old, who has one year remaining on his Newcastle Knights contract, has never been far from the spotlight, for the right and wrong reasons, since his debut for the Canterbury Bulldogs in 2000.
Having won a premiership, played Origin and test footy, Mason had a brief stint in the 15-man code with French club Toulon in 2011, but was released later that year, having struggled to make an impact.
But with the amount of money on offer in rugby these days, Mason would have switched earlier, with more time to get to grips with the sport.
"When I was like 23, 24, I had done everything in the game. And if I could see in the future, which no-one can, I'd probably go to union," he said.
"That's why you see so many guys working their arse off to be an All Black, as soon as you get an All Black cap, bang, see you later, you get a million dollars over in Japan. You've played five minutes in the All Blacks, but it doesn't matter, you're an All Black.
"I wouldn't come to league either, why would ya? It's physical, it's hard, every week, it's 26 rounds, you don't get paid as much as when you can just f... around in France or Japan, bash all the Japanese guys around and get a few million dollars for 14 games."
Mason admits he wished his rugby experience was in the southern hemisphere instead of playing "kick tennis" up north, and he said what stopped him changing codes earlier was not wanting to step outside his comfort zone.
Now under the cosy leadership of master coach Wayne Bennett at the Knights, Mason doesn't want to play for anyone else if he decides not to retire after next season.
"If I feel like I'm still competing with the big boys and I'm still doing my thing and I'm still handling my s..., I'll just keep playing," Mason said, adding that the on-field sledging he's accustomed to would be something he would miss most when he hangs up his boots.
"You'll miss the camaraderie, but just the battles on the field, you know what I mean, just like pissing everyone off, and just hammering them physically, mentally, all that kind of stuff. I've reached that limit in my career now where I'm a veteran sort of player and it's like 'If you want to take my head off, take it off, I can take your head off as well you know'."
Mason hasn't just raised the ire on the field, he has for a long time been unpopular with the public on these shores. And he knows why, having been born here, then moving across the ditch as a four-year-old.
"If my heart was in New Zealand I'd play for New Zealand, there'd be no doubt in my mind.
"Why would I be fake about it and just go 'I want to play for New Zealand because you're the first one to give me a jersey'. I'm not like that, man, I'd back myself to play for Australia, and I did.
"If I wasn't a good player they wouldn't give a f... would they."
Meanwhile, on the prospect of the Nines, which will be held at Eden Park on a five-year deal, Mason is looking forward to the more ad-lib style than he's used to.
"With league being such a structured game these days, it sucks for bigger guys. If you're a front rower you just hit the ball up, man, you do what the halves tell you, man, run there, don't f...... run a metre either side of that line. That's how much the game's changed. When I first started it was like 'Just run, just run'."
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The 2013 edition of the AVMA Guidelines for the Euthanasia of Animals has been published and it, together with an Executive Summary, can be accessed on the AVMA website. An e-reader-friendly version will be available within a matter of days, and a print-on-demand book is also in the works for release at a later date.
Originally published in 1963, celebrating its 50th anniversary, and updated at least once every ten years, the document is intended for use by members of the veterinary profession who carry out or oversee the euthanasia of animals. More than three years of intense work and deliberation by more than 60 individuals—including veterinarians, animal scientists, animal behaviorists, physiologists, psychologists and an animal ethicist—resulted in the commentary and recommendations contained in the 2013 edition.
The overriding commitment of these Guidelines is to provide veterinarians guidance in relieving pain and suffering of animals that are to be euthanized.
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NEW YORK New England Confectionary Co. on Wednesday anounced that its Sweethearts Conversation Hearts will include new weather- and nature-themed phrases.
The sayings "highlight the exitement and upredictability of the day-to-day change of weather and people's love lives," said Lory Zimbalatti, Necco marketing manager, in a statement.
Included are such phrases as, "Melt My Heart," "Heat Wave," "Get My Drift" and "Nature Lover."
The Revere, Mass.-based company has been manufacturing Sweethearts Conversation hearts since 1866, and in the 1990s began introducing different themes.
Necco is being sold to a group of investors led by American Capital Strategies under a deal announced Dec. 28. Terms of the sale were not disclosed.


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County Civil War Veterans
Submitted Sep 2010 by Ronald Cannon, MA
| Elledge, John French
1835 TN-23 March 1885 (Confederate)
Co. K, 4 TX Inf. CSA
Russian River Cemetery, Ukiah (P-8, Lot 19, NE)
AN HONORED CITIZEN DEAD – News was brought from Bartlett Springs early last Monday morning announcing the prospective death of our honored citizen, John French Elledge, who had been at the Springs for some weeks hoping to be benefitted. His brothers, William C. and Joseph, started there at once, but before they had reached his bedside, a telegram was received here announcing the unfortunate man's death. The Masons, of which Order he was a worthy member, at once proceeded to make arrangements to bring his body home for the final burial ceremonies. J. F. Elledge was native of Cannon county, Tennessee, and at the time of his death was forty-nine years old. During the war of the rebellion he was a Confederate soldier and served the cause of the South with fidelity and courage to the close of that long and bitter struggle in a Tennessee regiment. In 1872 he came to California and joined his brothers in this county in the wool growing business, since when he has been a respected citizen in our midst. His health had been failing for two years. The funeral took place on Wednesday
morning at ten o'clock under the auspices of Abell Lodge No. 53, F. & A. M., and it was largely attended by the numerous circle of friends and acquaintances of the deceased. Dispatch Democrat 27 March 1885.
1860 U.S. census, Giles County, Tennessee, population schedule, Southern Subdivision, Hammonds Store post office, p. 193 (stamped), dwelling 1333, family 1309, John F Eldridge; NARA microfilm publication M653, roll 1251.
1870 U.S. census, Limestone County, Alabama, population schedule, Atheens post office, p. 161 (stamped), dwelling 401, family 394, John Ellege; NARA microfilm publication M593, roll 24.
1880 U.S. census, Mendocino County, California, population schedule, Ukiah township, ED 57, p. 184-C (stamped),
dwelling 24, family 24, John F Elledge; NARA microfilm publication T9, roll 68.
| Ellis, Wallace Johnson
1843-7 October 1909 (Confederate)
Lowry's Co., McLaughlin's VA Battl'n Art.
Russian River Cemetery, Ukiah (R-6, SE 1/4, Row K, sp 31)
ANOTHER PIONEER HAS PASSED AWAY – W.J. ELLIS, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS DIED AT HIS HOME IN THIS CITY LAST NIGHT – W. J. Ellis, one of the best known citizens of this community and an old pioneer of Mendocino county, died at his home in this city last evening at nine o'clock, after a lingering illness. Mr. Ellis was born in Missouri sixty-one years ago, but came to California when a young man and located in this city and established himself in the livery business. He was well and favorably known and was a good citizen. He leaves a wife and daughter and several sisters and a wide circle of friends to mourn his loss. The funeral will take place from the family residence in this city tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock. Dispatch Democrat 8 October 1909, p. 1, c .5.
OLD RESIDENT LAID TO REST – Funeral of Mrs Orlenia Ellis Held Saturday Afternoon – ...Orlenia Brown was born at Lexington Virginia, September 26, 1853, and was married to W. J. Ellis in 1875. They came to Ukiah immediately following their wedding and lived here three years and then moved to Oregon. They did not like Oregon and returned to Ukiah and this place had been Mrs. Ellis' home since that date. Mr. Ellis was in the livery business many years and conducted a stable on Main street until the advent of automobiles. He died in 1909... Ukiah republican Press 7 February 1940.
1860 U.S. census, Monroe County, Virginia, population schedule, Peterstown post office, p. 917, dwelling 1002,
family 978, Wallace Ellis; NARA microfilm publication M653, roll 1363.
| Emerson, Charles H.
d. 7 August 1862
Co. B, 3 CA Cav.
Rose Memorial Park, Fort Bragg
Enlisted Oct. 22, 1861, San Francisco. Accidentally killed by falling from wagon at Fort Bragg, Cal., Aug. 7, 1862 (Richard H. Orton, Records of California Men in the War of the Rebellion, 1861 to 1867 [Sacramento, Calif.: 1890], 537).
| Evans, George W.
12 May 1842-4 May 1895
Co. C, 16 ME Inf.
Studebaker Cemetery, Philo
Pension No. 677,922
Death of G.W. Evans – The subject of this sketch died of heart failure on Navarro Ridge, this county, on Saturday, May 4, 1895.
He was born May 12, 1842, and lived in the state of Maine until the Civil War broke out. He received a good, common school education, during the war he served with distinction in the 16th Maine regiment of volunteers. He lived in the state of Michigan from the close of the war until 1869, when he came to this state and county. He settled in Anderson valley, where he followed farming principally, and where he was married to Miss Mary Gschwend, one of the county's most worthy and prominent citizens.
Soon after the destruction of the Gschwend grist and saw mill by fire in 1875, by which he suffered a severe loss, he moved to the southern part of the state, where he farmed for several years. He removed to Oregon where he was engaged in several business ventures. He was a man of much enterprise, but misfortune seemed to follow him, his greatest loss being his wife, who died April 30, 1891, at Ruby City, Wash.
He returned to this county three years ago, and resided here until his sad and sudden death. In their bereavement the sympathy of the community is extended to his children, two girls and three boys, three of whom are of tender age. Mendocino Beacon 11 May 1895
| Fairfield, Edward F.
5 September 1834-8 September 1884
Co. A, D, 7 ME Inf.
Russian River Cemetery, Ukiah
A Veteran Gone – Edward Fairfield Fairfield, a native of Maine, and a cabinet-maker by trade, died at Ukiah Saturday last, aged 50 years and 3 days. Mr. Fairfield had been a citizen of this county since 1879, residing first at Caspar, on the coast. He was a quiet, unassuming, intelligent gentleman, who made friends wherever he went and of all with whom he associated. His career in life was full of variety intermixed with considerable spice, and while there was much of pleasure in it to him, there was also sorry, bodily afflictions, loss of property, and a never-ceasing struggle made necessary to keep himself up in life and in the estimation of his fellow-mortals. Although a native of Maine, at the beginning of the war he was a citizen of Knoxville, Tenn., and when it became necessary to show his true colors he took his family to Massachusetts, where his wife's people lived, entered the Union army, and served his country in many hard-fought battles, in one of which he received a wound from which he suffered until a few months before his death. To secure relief from that wound, which was always running, he had traveled the world over, spending thousands of dollars and visiting many of the noted springs in Europe, and several springs in Africa not so well-known to the people of this continent. In the diamond fields of Africa he had been a successful miner, in the course of a few months taking out over two hundred thousand dollars in diamonds, but his labors there resulted in bringing on his wound troubles again and in shattering his health. Travel was recommended, and he cruised the seas over from South Africa to the Mediterranean Sea, and from the Mediterranean to Australia. Of the sights he had seen, of the life he had led, of the many different races he had associated with, of the animal life as it existed in the lands he had visited, he could tell much that was of interest to the inquiring mind; and he had a wonderful faculty of pleasing the children, and drawing them to him. He was an earnest temperance advocate, a member of the Independent Order of Good Templars, and also of he Band of Hope, of which orders he was a regular visitor during his twelve months' sojourn in our midst, and he was as highly thought of here as we are informed he was thought of on the coast where he was still better known. After having been at the Vichy Springs about six months he could not speak in too flattering terms of the Springs, and he oftentimes assured us that the Vichy waters had done him more good than he had ever derived from ant treatment received, or from other springs his wound having entirely healed up for the first time. His death was caused by inflammation of the bowels. He leaves several children, who reside in Massachusetts, to mourn his loss. Rev. Jas. Kelsay, assisted by Rev. Chas. Luce, conducted the funeral services on Sunday last, and Mrs. Dr. McCowen, accompanied by the members of the Band of Hope, paid the last sad tribute to the dead. He was always prompt in obeying the orders of his superiors, and now, in obedience to the command of the Great General of the Universe, he has fought his last battle on earth, and awaits the final roll-call and general inspection in the better world. Peace to the veteran's ashes. Dispatch Democrat 19 September 1884
| Firebaugh, James B.
18 January 1845 VA-26 October1930 (Confederate)
Co.H, 14 VA Cav. CSA
Valley View Cemetery, Covelo
JAMES B. FIREBAUGH PASSES – With the passing of James B. Firebaugh at the home of his son, Charles E. Firebaugh, on Sunday, October 26, Covelo loses an honored and esteemed citizen who went down to his grave rich in years.
Mr. Firebaugh was born near Cedar Grove Mills, Virginia, January 18, 1845. As a boy in his teens
he served in the Confederate army through the entire Civil war, being a member of the Rockbridge Cavalry,
14th Regiment, Company H, under General McCausland. For one year of this time he was a military prisoner
confined at Camp Chase in Ohio. After the close of the war he came to California to make his home, where
in 1871 he was married to Miss Sarah Carden. His beloved wife preceded him a few years to the grave.
Three children survive them, James W. of Craig, Colorado; Mrs. Eleanor Mulvahill of Newbridge, Oregon, and
Charles E. of Covelo. One sister also survives from a large family group, Mrs. Virginia Bear of Burbank,
California. While still a young man in his native state Mr. Firebaugh became a member of the Presbyterian
| Ford, Abraham
31 May 1829 VA-24 April 1919
Co. F, 6 IA Inf.
Little Lake Cemetery, Willits
Pension No. 1,141,951
Abraham Ford, who for the past 31 years has resided on a ranch near here, died April 24, aged 90 years. Fort Bragg Advocate News, 30 April 1919
Death of Abraham Ford -- Abraham Ford died at his home east of Willits, April 24th, and was nearly 88 years of age. He was one of the oldest persons living in this community and one of our most patriotic citizens.
Abraham Ford was born in Virginia, May 30, 1831. He moved to Iowa in his early youth and at the outbreak of the Civil War he volunteered and became a member of Company F, 6th Iowa volunteers. He served three years in the army until he was wounded at Jackson, Mississippi, and it was the result of these wounds that caused him to go blind in later years. He was totally blind for the last 21 years of his life.
After the war he moved to Arkansas and lived in that state for a number of years until he brought his family to Willits about 31 years ago.
He was converted and united with the Methodist church during his residence in Arkansas and had lived a consistent christian life since that time.
He was married to Mary McKinna in early life and eight children were born to them, three of whom are dead. The living children are Mrs. Ella Glass of Texas, and Henry, George, James and John Ford, all of whom live near Willits. Besides these and his aged wife he leaves 25 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. His brother Elam Ford also lives near Willits.
Funeral services were held at Watson's undertaking parlors Sunday afternoon and were conducted by Chaplain G. H. Jones. The honorary pallbearers were veterans of the civil war and the acting pallbearers were young soldiers of the last war. Willits News, 2 May 1919
WILLITS VETERAN DEAD – WILLITS, April 29. Abraham Ford, a native of Virginia, died at his home a few miles east of Willits, April 24th. He was born May 31, 1829, and was therefore nearly 90 yars [sic] of age.He served four years in the union army during the civil war. He came to this valley with his family 31 years ago. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon. Dispatch Democrat, 2 May 1919.
1860 U.S. census, Clark County, Iowa, population schedule, Knox township, p. 447, dwelling 741, family 732, Abram Ford; NARA microfilm publication M653, roll 314.
1910 U.S. census, Mendocino County, California, population schedule, Little Lake Township, ED 61, p. 131-A, sheet 6, dwelling 35, family 36, Abraham Ford; NARA microfilm publication T624, roll 88.
| Ford, Alpheus H.
April 1837 WV-3 June 1902
Co. D, 77 IL Inf.
Little Lake Cemetery, Willits
A. L. Ford an old and respected resident of String valley passed away at his home in that valley yesterday. Interment took place this morning in the local cemetery. Willits News, 4 June 1902
A. L. Ford, an old and respected resident of String valley, passed away at his home in that valley last Tuesday. Interment took place Wednesday morning in the Willits cemetery. The deceased was a veteran of the Civil war, and a member of the Willits post G. A. R. Ukiah Republican Press, 6 June 1902
1900 U.S. census,
Mendocino County, California, population schedule, Little Lake township,
Willits, ED 71, p. 92-A (stamped), sheet 6, dwelling 121, family 121,
Alpheus H Ford; NARA microfilm publication T623, roll 93.
| Foster, Andrew Jackson
4 July 1842 MO-18 March 1928
Co. F, 2 CA Inf.
Valley View Cemetery, Covelo
Andrew (Pike) Foster, died at his home on Williams Creek, Sunday morning, Mr. Foster was the oldest man in our community. He was a Civil War veteran, Mr. Foster was past 87 years of age at the time of his death. Willits News, 22 March 1928, p. 3, c. 2.
1910 U.S. census, Mendocino County, California, population schedule, Round Valley Township, ED 64, p. 210-A (stamped), sheet 8, dwelling 100, family 100, Andrew J. Foster; NARA microfilm publication T624, roll 88. Union Army
| Fraser, James
10 December 1836 NS-5 October 1923
Co. H, 16 ME Inf.
Russian River Cemetery, Ukiah (M-4, Lot 9)
DEATH TAKES AGED SOLDIER – James Fraser, Grand Army Veteran, Answers Final Call – The funeral of James Fraser, a resident of Ukiah since 1900 was held at the Eversole Chapel Sunday afternoon, Oct. 7, 1923, at three o'clock. Mr. Fraser was born of Scotch parentage in Nova Scotia Dec. 10, 1836. At the age of 16 years he moved to the United States and became a resident of Maine. During the Civil War he enlisted in the 16th Maine Infantry where he faithfully served until the close of the war. Mr. Fraser was with General Warren at the battle of Gettysburg and also present at the time of General Lee's surrender at Appomattox. At Sunday's service American Legion men served as pall bearers nd the impressive ceremonies were conducted by Dr. W. W. Breckinridge of the Presbyterian church and Rev. B. B. Conner of St. John's M. E. Church. Among the relatives present at the service were Thomas Stewart of Fort Bragg, brother of Mrs. Fraser and Mrs. George Rand and Mrs. Oscar Samuels, nieces of Mrs. Fraser from San Francisco. Ukiah Republican Press 10 October 1923
James Frasier Was Civil War Veteran – James Frasier, a resident of Ukiah for the past twenty-three years, died in this city last Friday. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon, interment being in the Ukiah cemetery.
Mr. Frasier was born in Nova Scotia December 10, 1936. At the age of 16 years he moved to the United States and became a resident of Maine. During the Civil War he enlisted in the 16th Maine Infantry where he faithfully served until the close of the war. Mr. Frasier was with General Warren at the Battle of Gettysburg and also present at the time of General Lee's surrender at Appomattox.
At Sunday's service American Legion men served as pall bearers nd the impressive ceremonies were conducted by Dr. W. W. Breckenridge of the Presbyterian church and Rev, B. B. Conner of St. John's M. E. church. Among the relatives present at the service were Thomas Stewart of Fort Bragg, brother of Mrs. Frasier and Mrs. George Rand and Mrs. Oscar Samuels, nieces of Mr. Frasier from San Francisco. Dispatch Democrat 12 October 1923.
| Frazier, Lucas B.
9 August 1843-1 November 1907
Co. C, 83 IL Inf.
Russian River Cemetery, Ukiah (Y-4, Lot 5)
THE REAPER COMES WITHOUT WARNING – L. B. Frasier, a prominent real estate man of this city, was summoned by death Saturday afternoon while writing a letter in the lobby of the Palace hotel. He had apparently been in the best of health and was in his usual good spirits and his death came as a great shock to his friends and family. He was sitting at the writing table and fell over and before assistance could reach him, was dead. The cause of his death was given as a rupture of the heart.
The deceased was sixty-four years old and came to California early in the seventies locating at Fresno. Some twenty-two years ago he moved to Potter valley where he entered the sawmill business. Six years ago he came to this city and entered the real-estate business. During his career he was a very public spirited man and broadminded citizen. He was one of the men who could see a great future for Mendocino county in the culture of grapes and it was through his influence that large tracts of grapeland were sold and planted.
He was greatly instrumental in securing a depot for Calpella and had disposed of a great deal of grapeland in that neighborhood. A year ago he made a trip east and while there used his influence to secure a number of families for this section. His main thought was always for the best interests of Mendocino county.
The deceased was highly respected and leave a host of friends who extend their sympathy to the sorrowing family. The following children survive him: Fred and Frank Frasier of San Francisco; Vaughan, Charles and Will Frasier of Potter valley; Mrs. Laura Harvey of Potter; Mrs. Mertie Burris of Ukiah; Mrs. Lou Cochran of Wyoming and Mrs. Dashiells, of Sanhedrin. Ukiah Republican Press 8 November 1907.


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BAYLOR (1-1) vs. WASHINGTON STATE (0-2)
RADIO: Baylor/ISP Sports Network (ESPN/KRZI 1660AM Waco)
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Date: Friday, Sept. 12, 2008
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. CDT
Location: Waco, Texas
Stadium: Floyd Casey Stadium
Capacity: 50,000
Series: Baylor leads 3-2
Waco: Baylor leads 2-0
Pullman: Never Met
Neutral: Washington State leads 2-1
First Meeting: Baylor 31-7 [Oct. 4, 1952]
Last Meeting: WSU 17-15 [Sept. 16, 2006]
Record: 1-1, 0-0 Big 12
Ranking: NR/NR
Career Record: 35-29 (6th season)
Baylor Record: 1-1 (1st season)
vs. Washington State: First Meeting
Statistical Leaders:
Rushing: Jay Finley [18-113-2]
Passing: Robert Griffin [26-38-0-419-3]
Receiving: David Gettis [7-101-0]
Tackles: Joe Pawelek [5-20-25]
Record: 0-2, 0-1 Pac-10
Ranking: NR/NR
Head Coach: Paul Wulff
Career Record: 53-42 (9th season)
WSU Record: 0-2 (1st season)
vs. Baylor: 0-0
Statistical Leaders:
Rushing: Dwight Tardy [32-79-0]
Passing: Gary Rogers [22-45-3-160-1]
Receiving: Brandon Gibson [9-83-1]
Tackles: Greg Trent [7-7-14]
Baylor returns to action Friday, Sept. 12, hosting Washington State for a 7:30 p.m. CDT kickoff at Floyd Casey Stadium. This is the third of four non-Big 12 Conference games for the Bears and the second of four non-Pacific 10 Conference games for Washington State. Friday's game will be televised regionally on FSN.
The Bears (1-1, 0-0 Big 12) look to continue their winning ways after snapping a nine-game losing streak with a 51-6 victory over Northwestern State last Saturday night. Baylor has won 14 of its last 18 non-conference home games, dating back to the 2000 season.
The Cougars (0-2, 0-1 Pac-10) dropped a 66-3 decision at home to California last Saturday. This is Washington State's second game this season against a Big 12 foe. The Cougars opened their season with a 39-13 loss to Oklahoma State in Seattle two weeks ago.
All Baylor football games are broadcast live on the Baylor/ISP Sports Radio Network; Waco's 1660 ESPN Radio is the network's flagship station. Live streaming audio and GameTracker also are available for all Baylor football games online at www.BaylorBears.com, the official website of Baylor Athletics and a member of the CBS College Sports network.
Baylor and Washington State meet for the sixth time Friday, the fifth time in regular-season action. The Bears lead the series 3-2. The Cougars won each of the last two meeting, defeating Baylor 10-3 in the 1994 Alamo Bowl (Baylor's last bowl game) and 17-15 at Qwest Field in Seattle two years ago.
The teams first met Oct. 4, 1952, a 31-7 Baylor victory in Waco. The Bears posted a 20-14 win over the Cougars in 1966; the game was played at Spokane, Wash. Baylor topped Washington State 10-7 in Waco the following season.
1952 at Baylor 31, Washington State 7 Oct. 4 Waco, Texas
1966 Baylor 20, Washington State 14 Oct. 1 Spokane, Wash.
1967 at Baylor 10, Washington State 7 Oct. 7 Waco, Texas
1994 Washington State 10, Baylor 3 Dec. 31 San Antonio, Texas (Alamo Bowl)
2006 Washington State 17, BAYLOR 15 Sept. 16 Seattle, Wash.
BAYLOR vs. PAC-10 CONFERENCE FOES
Baylor is 12-11 all-time against teams currently playing football as members of the Pac-10 Conference; this is the Bears' first game against a Pac-10 team since the 2006 loss to Washington State.
Along with a 3-2 mark against Washington State, the Bears are 2-3 against Southern California, 3-1 against Washington, 1-3 against Oregon State, 2-1 against California, 1-0 against Arizona and 0-1 against Arizona State.
Baylor is 20-17-2 all-time when 1-1; however, the Bears are 6-10-1 when 1-1 following a win.
Baylor has won 14 of its last 18 non-conference home games.
Baylor is 121-62-2 all-time in September.
Baylor is 15-15 all-time on the second Saturday of September, including a 3-0 mark on Sept. 13.
This marks the second time in three seasons that Baylor has faced Northwestern State and Washington State in back-to-back games.
Baylor's 2008 opponents currently have a 20-4 combined record. One of those losses was to another Baylor opponent (Oklahoma State def. Washington State).
QB Robert Griffin ranks ninth nationally and fourth in the Big 12 with a 187.09 passing efficiency ranking.
Griffin won the 400-meter hurdles title at the 2008 NCAA Outdoor Championships. Washington State WR Jeshua Anderson finished third in that race.
WR Thomas White needs two touchdown receptions to move into a sixth-place tie on Baylor's career chart.
White also needs 100 yards to become Baylor's 24th 1,000-yard receiver.
QB Blake Szymanski needs 17 pass attempts to move into eighth place on Baylor's career list.
With his next touchdown pass, Szymanski will move into a seventh-place tie on Baylor's career list. He needs three scoring passes to move into a fifth-place tie.
Szymanski needs 234 yards to crack Baylor's career passing yardage top 10 chart.
WR David Gettis needs three kickoff returns and 76 kickoff return yards to crack Baylor's career top 10 lists in those categories.
LB Joe Pawelek needs 13 tackle assists to crack Baylor's career top 10 list.
Pawelek is tied for fifth nationally and tied for first in the Big 12 with 12.5 tackles per game.
Pawelek's final tackle last Saturday against Northwestern State was the 200th of his career.
P Derek Epperson is tied for 11th nationally and ranks second in the Big 12 with a 44.75-yard punting average.
Four Bears have started at least 20 consecutive games: RT Dan Gay (24), Pawelek (23), DT Vincent Rhodes (22) and DE Jason Lamb (20).
Three Baylor true freshmen are listed first at their respective positions: Griffin, PK Ben Parks and WR Kendall Wright.
LAST TIME vs. WASHINGTON STATE
Loren Langley's 17-yard field goal with nine seconds remaining capped a 14-play, 81-yard drive as Washington State defeated Baylor 17-15 at Seattle.
Baylor trailed 14-9 with less than six minutes to play when the Bears' defense silenced the crowd at Qwest Field. Nick Moore forced a fumble, which Anthony Arline picked up and returned 40 yards for a touchdown. That gave Baylor a 15-14 lead with 5:24 remaining in the game, but the Bears failed on a crucial two-point conversion attempt.
Washington State then converted on two third downs in the game-winning drive. Baylor kept the Cougars out of the end zone, denying WSU on three rushes from the 1. The Cougars fumbled on the first rush, but Washington State recoverd.
That set the stage for Langley's game-winning field goal.
Baylor build a 9-0 lead through the first quarter. The Bears got a safety when Washington State's first drive of the game ended with an errant snap on a punt that went through the back of the end zone. It was Baylor's first 2-0 lead since 1980 at Texas Tech.
On the ensuing drive, Baylor marched 59 yards on seven plays for a touchdown. Shawn Bell capped the drive with a 12-yard TD pass to Justin Fenty. It was Fenty's first career reception, and it came on his third career play from scrimmage.
Washington State got on the board with 4:25 remaining in the second quarter when Gary Rogers connected with Jason Hill from 13 yards out. It was the first first-half score allowed by Baylor in the 2006 season.
The Cougars captured the lead on their second possession of the third quarter on a 10-play, 82-yard drive. WSU used a trick play to take the lead as Dwight Tardy connected with quarterback Alex Brink on a halfback pass from 4 yards out.
Bell finished the day with 256 yards on 31-of-48 passing; however, he was intercepted twice for the first time in five games and only the fourth time in his career.
Bell's favorite target was Brandon Whitaker, who had nine catches for 57 yards. Whitaker had the most receptions by a Baylor running back since 1987 and was one shy of the Baylor record.
QB Robert Griffin accounted for 336 yards and four touchdowns in his first career start last Saturday against Northwestern State. He was 15-of-19 passing for 294 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions. Griffin also rushed 10 times for 42 yards and a touchdown.
Griffin's 336 yards of total offense tied for the 13th-best, single-game total in school history, second all-time at Baylor by a freshman. Meanwhile, his passing yardage total ranked 21st in school history and third all-time by a Baylor freshman. He did all that despite not playing the fourth quarter.
Griffin's touchdown passes were for lengths of 49, 47 and 32 yards. Scoring summaries for Baylor football games are on file dating back to the 1946 season. Since then, no other Baylor quarterback has recorded three touchdown passes of at least 30 yards each in the same game. In fact, only one other time since 1946 has Baylor thrown three touchdown passes of at least 30 yards in a game as a team. That was in the 1979 victory at Army (55-0); however, each pass was by a different quarterback.
WR Thomas White's third-quarter touchdown reception against Northwestern State last week was the 11th of his career. He moved into a an eighth-place tie on Baylor's career chart, matching Stanley Williams (1949-51), George Cheshire (1965-67) and Marques Roberts (2001-04). Seven of White's touchdown receptions have come in his last six games.
White needs two touchdown receptions to tie Bruce Davis (1980-83) and Dominique Zeigler (2003-06) for sixth all-time at Baylor. Lawrence Elkins (1962-64) and Melvin Bonner (1989-92) hold Baylor's career record; each had 19 touchdown receptions.
Baylor has completed 35 passes this season, 22 of which have resulted in first downs (62.9 percent). Last week against Northwestern State, 14 of the Bears' 20 completions moved the chains (70.0 percent). Last season, Baylor established a school record with 280 completions; however, only 148 resulted in first downs (52.9 percent).
Furthermore, Baylor completions have resulted in touchdowns 11.4 percent of the time this season (4-of-35). Last season, only 7.5 percent the Bears' completions resulted in touchdowns (21-of-280).
Baylor is 1-6 against non-conference BCS opponents since the inception of the BCS in 1998. The Bears' lone victory was its second such game, a 33-30 victory against North Carolina State in 1998. Baylor also defeated South Florida 28-13 in 2000; however, that was before USF joined the Big East Conference, thus becoming a BCS school.
The Bears' six losses to non-conference BCS opponents were at Oregon State in 1998, at Notre Dame in 1998, at Boston College in 1999, at home against Minnesota in 2000, at California in 2002 and against Washington State in Seattle in 2006.
Baylor rushed for 207 yards last week against Northwestern State. The Bears eclipsed the 200-yard plateau for only the second time in the last 34 games and the 100-yard plateau for only the fourth time in the last 28 games. Baylor has averaged 4.1 yards per rush this season, up from 3.1 yards per carry last year.
The Bears already have matched their rushing touchdown total from last season. Baylor's five rushing touchdowns last year were its fewest in a season since 2000 and tied for the team's lowest total since a two-touchdown campaign in 1967.
Baylor snapped a nine-game losing streak with the victory. It was Baylor's longest skid since a 10-game streak that spanned the 1998 and 1999 seasons.
Baylor snapped a five-game losing streak at home with the victory. It was Baylor's longest such skid since a five-game streak that spanned the 1998 and 1999 seasons.
Baylor's 23-point first quarter was the 10th-highest-scoring period in Baylor history.
Most first-quarter points by a Baylor team since the Bears scored 35 points (school record) in a 54-20 victory at San Jose State in 1994.
Most first-half points by a Baylor team since the Bears scored 38 points in a 44-34 victory over Oklahoma State in the 2005 finale.
Most points by a Baylor team since a 56-point outing against Southern Illinois in 2001.
Most total yards by a Baylor team since the Bears compiled 546 yards against Samford in 2002.
Fewest total yards allowed by a Baylor team since the Bears held Arkansas State to 172 yards in 2001.
First time holding an opponent without a touchdown since a 17-3 victory over Kansas State in 2006.
First time holding an opponent scoreless in the second half since Kansas in 2006.
First time holding an opponent to less than 75 yards rushing since Kansas State in 2006 (45).
Largest margin of victory since the Bears defeated SMU 49-3 in 1989.
Fewest passing yards allowed since the Bears held Oklahoma State to 123 in 2006.
Three Bears made their first career starts: FB Andrew Judy, QB Robert Griffin and RB Jeremy Sanders.
RB Jay Finley established career highs for rushing yards, rushing touchdowns, receiving yards, total yards and total touchdowns.
Finley's first-quarter, 40-yard touchdown run was a career-long rush.
Finley's third-quarter, 47-yard touchdown reception was a career-long play.
Finley became the first Baylor player with multiple rushing touchdowns in a game since Blake Szymanski had two at Texas Tech in 2006.
Finley became the first Baylor running back with multiple rushing touchdowns in a game since Paul Mosley had two at Colorado in 2006.
Finley became the first Baylor player to score at least three touchdowns in a game since Paul Mosley had three rushing touchdowns at SMU in the 2005 season opener.
Finley became the first Baylor player with a rushing touchdown and a receiving touchdown in the same game since Paul Mosley accomplished the feat at Oklahoma State in 2004.
Griffin recorded the first touchdown pass of his career.
Griffin became the first Baylor player to account for four touchdowns since Szymanski accounted for four (three passing, one rushing) at Buffalo last season.
WR Ernest Smith's first-quarter, 49-yard touchdown reception was the longest reception of his career.
CB Dwain Crawford's second-quarter sack was the first of his career.
LB Joe Pawelek registered the seventh double-digit tackle game of his career.
LB Anthony Johnson established a career high with seven tackles.
For the first time in several years, Baylor fields veteran units on both the offensive and defensive lines. The Bears' five starting offensive linemen have combined for 81 career starts; LT Jason Smith leads the way with 29 career starts, followed by RT Dan Gay with 24 starts. Meanwhile, the Bears four starting defensive linemen have combined for 63 career starts; DT Vincent Rhodes leads the way with 24 career starts, while DE Jason Lamb has 22 career starts.
All nine of those players had started at least one game prior to this season. In fact, only DE Leon Freeman (one start prior to this season) and LG Jordan Hearvey (six starts prior to this season) had fewer than 12 starts under their belts entering the 2008 campaign. Six of Baylor's nine starting linemen have started every game since the start of last season.
Baylor head coach Art Briles has a penchant for giving his players nicknames. Virtually every player on the Bears' roster has a nickname. Some came to Baylor with their nickname, and some have been given nicknames by Briles. Some of the more commonly heard nicknames from Briles are Shazam (QB Blake Szymanski), Romeo (IR Romie Blaylock), All-Star (PK Ben Parks), Diego (BS Larry Washington), Motown (RB Jeremy Sanders), Swerve (LG Jordan Hearvey) J-Willy (S Jeremy Williams), Yosemite Sam or Yo-Yo (RB Ray Sims) and Marty Akins (TE Justin Akers).
Baylor's 2008 roster features six student-athletes who began their collegiate careers at other NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision universities: LS Casey Cooper (Alabama), QB Kirby Freeman (Miami-FL), DE Adam Geib (Air Force), CB Drew Kerr (Houston), DT Phillip Taylor (Penn State) and C J.D. Walton (Arizona State). Freeman and Walton both started in the Wake Forest game; it was Walton's 13th consecutive start for the Bears. Taylor will be eligible next season.
Baylor plays seven home games this season for only the sixth time since Floyd Casey Stadium opened in 1950. The Bears open with three straight home games for the first time since 1992 and only the second time since 1945.
In all, Baylor has played at least three straight home games to open a season 13 times: 1899 (all four games that season were at home), 1904 (first six and seven of eight games that season were at home), 1909 (first six and seven of eight games that season were at home), 1913 (three), 1918 (three), 1919 (three), 1923 (three), 1928 (three), 1929 (four), 1935 (three), 1945 (three), 1992 (three) and 2008 (three).
During spring practice, 10 Baylor players changed positions from last season. An 11th player made a position change during preseason drills as Jeremy Sanders moved from quarterback to running back.
Position changes made during the spring were as follows: Mikail Baker (wide receiver to inside receiver), Krys Buerck (wide receiver to cornerback), Elliott Coffey (safety to linebacker), Dwain Crawford (rover to cornerback), Antonio Johnson (defensive end to linebacker), V.J. McElroy (cornerback to inside receiver), Ray Sims (outside safety to running back), Matt Singletary (defensive end to inside receiver), Sam Sledge (offensive line to defensive line) and John David Weed (quarterback to inside receiver).
Baylor's 2008 schedule ranks among the nation's most difficult as the Bears face eight opponents who participated in bowl games last season. The Bears' schedule ranks as the nation's fifth-toughest, according to ESPN.com, and Phil Steele's College Football Preview magazine ranks the Bears' schedule as the nation's seventh-toughest. Both outlets have Baylor's slate as the Big 12 Conference's toughest.
In fact, Baylor is one of only three schools from BCS conferences to play at least three non-conference games against other teams from BCS conferences. Coincidentally, the Bears play both of the other such teams -- Connecticut and Wake Forest (Washington State is the Bears' other BCS non-conference opponent).
Five of Baylor's 12 opponents are ranked nationally to start the season: Oklahoma (4th in the Associated Press Top 25/4th in the USA Today Coaches' Poll), Missouri (6th/7th), Texas (11th/10th), Texas Tech (12th/14th) and Wake Forest (23rd/23rd). Baylor has not played more than four opponents ranked in the Associated Press Top 25 at time of game in one season since facing five such teams in 1998.
Furthermore, Baylor's 2008 opponents currently tout a 20-4 combined record. One of those losses was to another Baylor opponent as Oklahoma State defeated Washington State.
Five members of Baylor's 2008 football squad already have received their undergraduate degrees: QB Kirby Freeman, LB Ben Hixson, DT Vincent Rhodes, QB Ryan Roberts and LT Jason Smith. That leads the Big 12 Conference and ties for 11th nationally along with Louisiana Tech, Ole Miss and UCF. Boston College and Virginia Tech lead all schools, each with 10 such players. Auburn, Clemson and Maryland each have eight. Arizona State, Memphis, Ohio State and Penn State each have seven, while Northwestern has six.
Baylor's 2008 roster features 10 student-athletes who were starting quarterbacks in high school, including two former signal callers who played quarterback beyond high school.
Inside receiver John David Weed was on Baylor's depth chart at quarterback last fall and saw action in three games during the 2007 season; he also was the starting quarterback at Tyler [Texas] Junior College during the 2005 and 2006 seasons.
Another junior college transfer -- running back Jeremy Sanders -- made the move to another position after playing quarterback beyond high school. Sanders, a product of Marlin [Texas] High School, spent two seasons as the starting quarterback at Navarro [Texas] College before transferring to Baylor this season.
The most interesting position change was that of Zac Scotton, who now plays defensive end. The six-foot-six, 255-pound Scotton made the switch away from quarterback prior to his junior season at Houston's Cypress Creek High School after out-growing the position.
Four Baylor student-athletes were named preseason All-Big 12 Conference by various outlets: wide receiver David Gettis, free safety Jordan Lake, linebacker Joe Pawelek and left tackle Jason Smith.
Lake was the most highly decorated, also earning honorable mention All-America honors from The Sporting News. He was named all-conference by the league's coaches, and he was a first-team all-conference selection by Lindy's, The Sporting News, Blue Ribbon Yearbook and CollegeFootballNews. Lake also earned second-team all-Big 12 honors from Athlon and Phil Steele.
Pawelek, who joined Lake on the coaches' preseason All-Big 12 team, was a first-team all-conference selection by Athlon, Lindy's, The Sporting News and CollegeFootballNews. He was tabbed second-team all-league by Phil Steele.
Smith earned second-team all-Big 12 honors from Athlon and Lindy's, while he was a fourth-team all-conference pick by Phil Steele. Gettis was named third-team all-Big 12 by Phil Steele.
Jordan Lake is one of 40 student-athletes included on the 2008 Jim Thorpe Award Watch List. The award is given annually to the nation's best defensive back.
A consensus second-team All-Big 12 honoree as a sophomore in 2007, Lake registered six double-digit tackle games a year ago and finished the season with 120 total tackles, the most by a Baylor player since 2003. He ranked third in the Big 12 (first among defensive backs) and 30th nationally with 10.0 tackles per game last season.
A screening committee will meet Oct. 3 to narrow the field to 10 or 12 semifinalists. Three finalists will be selected Nov. 24. The names of these finalists will be submitted to a national panel of sports writers, sportscasters, coaches and former players who vote to determine the winner. The winner will be announced at the ESPN College Football Awards Show.
Formal presentation of the Jim Thorpe Award takes place at ceremonies in Oklahoma City on the first Tuesday in February following the national signing date for college football recruits.
Joe Pawelek was named to the 2008 Butkus Award Watch List; the award is given annually to the nation's top collegiate linebacker. Pawelek, a 2006 Freshman All-American, is one of 66 student-athletes on the initial watch list, including 2007 winner James Laurinaitis.
A product of Smithson Valley High School in Spring Branch, Texas, Pawelek has been among Baylor's leaders in tackles each of the past two seasons. He led the Bears with 86 stops as a freshman in 2006 and was second on the team with 99 tackles last year. A 2007 All-Big 12 Conference selection, Pawelek tallied eight tackles for loss, including two sacks, forced three fumbles, recovered two fumbles and had one interception last season.
Pawelek is one of only four linebackers from the Big 12 on the Butkus Award Watch List, joining Joe Mortensen of Kansas, Ryan Reynolds of Oklahoma and Sean Witherspoon of Missouri.
J.D. Walton is one of 42 players on the Rimington Trophy's 2008 watch list. He is one of seven Big 12 Conference student-athletes on the list. The Rimington Trophy annually recognizes the nation's top center.
One of three Baylor offensive linemen to start every 2007 game, Walton was a key cog along a Bears' line which yielded just 21 sacks (on a school-record 561 pass attempts), the program's fewest since 1995. He shared the team's 2007 Best Offensive Lineman Award with tackle Jason Smith.
Walton saw action on 65 or more plays in 10 games with a high of 97 at Buffalo. For the season, he played 911 snaps, most by a Baylor offensive performer in 2007, and second-most overall behind free safety Jordan Lake's 974.
Included on the 2008 Spring Watch List are two finalists from the 2007 Watch List, as well as the award's 2007 winner in Arkansas' Jonathan Luigs. The 2008 winner will be honored at the Rimington Trophy presentation banquet Jan. 17 at the Rococo Theatre in Lincoln, Neb.
In a recent Forbes Magazine study, Baylor ranked as the nation's 34th-best university and the top university in the Big 12 Conference. The Forbes list ranked 127 universities. Baylor ranked as the third-best university in the state of Texas behind only SMU (13th) and Rice (24th). Baylor was the 19th-ranked non-Ivy League private university in the nation, sixth among schools with religious affiliations.
Other Big 12 schools in the Forbes rankings were Texas (44th), Texas A&M (49th), Missouri (53rd), Colorado (62nd), Kansas (67th), Oklahoma (73rd), Kansas State (108th), Iowa State (120th) and Nebraska (123rd). Oklahoma State and Texas Tech were not ranked.
U.S. News & World Report recently ranked Baylor at No. 76 -- only one point from tying five other universities at No. 71 -- among the nation's top national doctoral-granting universities. The ranking in the magazine's 2009 edition of "America's Best Colleges" represents Baylor's second-highest overall U.S. News ranking, just behind last year's ranking at No. 75. The magazine evaluated more than 1,400 accredited four-year schools.
Universities in the state of Texas continue to lead the Big 12 among the publication's "Best National Universities." Among Big 12 schools, Baylor is the third highest-ranked university behind only Texas (47th) and Texas A&M (64th). Other Big 12 schools ranked were Colorado (77th); Iowa State, Kansas and Nebraska (tied for 89th); Missouri (96th); Oklahoma (108th); and Kansas State (130th). Oklahoma State and Texas Tech both are in the third tier.
Seven former walk-ons have been awarded scholarships for the 2008-09 academic year: Joe Bennett, Carter Brunelle, Ty Findley, Chris Greisenbeck, Ryan Roberts, Sam Sledge and Larry Washington. Baylor has awarded 37 former walk-ons with scholarships since 2003. Most notable of that group was punter Daniel Sepulveda, who was the first two-time winner of the Ray Guy Award and was drafted in fourth round by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2007.
Baylor's official athletic web site can be found at www.BaylorBears.com. The comprehensive site, which includes releases, photos, biographical sketches and audio broadcasts, is part of the CBS College Sports network. CBS College Sports currently hosts sites for more than 100 universities, including five Big 12 schools.
The radio call from all of Baylor's games can be heard free of charge live on the Internet at www.BaylorBears.com.
"Inside Baylor Sports," the award winning weekly TV show that covers all aspects of Baylor athletics, returns for its 10th season during the 2008-2009 academic year.
Senior Producer Robert Shiekh and Producer Kyle Lewis provide viewers an inside look at Baylor athletics with thorough highlights, in-depth interviews and imaginative features on all 18 sports presented in a fast-paced, entertaining style. Co-hosts John Morris and Lori Fogleman guide viewers through the best coverage of Baylor athletics on television.
"Inside Baylor Sports" airs Sundays, Aug. 24, 2008 through June 7, 2009, at 10:30 p.m. CT on KCEN-TV in Central Texas. The program also airs weekly throughout the region on FSN Southwest at 1 p.m. each Wednesday beginning Aug. 27 and is archived on the web at www.BaylorTV.com. "Inside Baylor Sports" also may been seen nationally on CBS' College Sports Television.
Baylor returns to action Friday, Sept. 19, traveling to East Hartford, Conn., to face Connecticut. Kickoff between the Bears and the Huskies is scheduled for 7 p.m. CDT at Rentschler Field. The game will be televised nationally on ESPN2.
This is the first-ever meeting between Baylor and Connecticut and Baylor's first game against a Big East Conference member since facing Boston College in 1999. It also is Baylor's final non-Big 12 game this season.


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This is actually one of my finds from a recent neighborhood estate sale. When I originally saw it, my intention was to use it in my daughter's room as a book holder. I thought it was unique and I would paint it to coordinate with her room colors. When I got it home and cleaned it up, it went perfectly with the colors in my dining / living room, so it stayed "as-is", and holds some large Architecture books that are too tall for the bookcase.
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I cannot believe I am experiencing everything I tried so hard to avoid! I went to what I thought was the "best boob doctor" in Boston - great reviews, pioneer in research/teaching/methods etc. When I woke from surgery I saw the "dent" in my left breast- it is now in both. I am 32, had 375cc silicone, under with fat grafting over them. 4wks postop. I know it is early, PS blew it off at day 5, afraid he is going to blame my body. They look horrible! Scars horrible. What am I supposed to do?
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Uneven breasts after breast augmentation
Without seeing before photos and knowing what exactly was done at surgery it is hard to know how/why you got this result. Your concerns however are quite valid. I am curious where the fat was grafted and why it was grafted. Your implants were presumably placed via armpit incisions. The photos show high implants with possible incomplete disruption of the chest muscles near the breastbone and possible disruption of the inframammary folds. The risks of this happening are greater with an armpit approach than other approaches especially when the surgery is not done endoscopically.
The main question is what do you do now. It is obvious you will need more surgery and this will require an incision on or under the breasts. Timing of the next procedure is debatable. I do not think you need to wait 6 months but you will need to be very diligent in choosing another surgeon.
My response to your question/post does not represent formal medical advice or constitute a doctor patient relationship. You need to consult with i.e. personally see a board certified plastic surgeon in order to receive a formal evaluation and develop a doctor patient relationship.
Your inframammary fold is distorted
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I would agree that you have a poor looking result at this point. It would have been very helpful to have seen your preop photos though to see what your body brought to the table. You are afraid he is going to blame your body, but in truth, some people's bodies do have starting points that predispose to more difficult surgery and more potential problems. A truly experienced surgeon, in my opinion, has the time tested judgement to see those problems coming before they happen and can steer you towards procedures and implant choices that may minimize the risks your anatomy poses.
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It looks like that you had a tuberous ptosic breast before your surgery , because of apparence of the distance of your nipple and because of the double bubble that you are presenting now .
The armpit via incision is one of the worst when you have this type of condition, for many reasons first because the incidence of pocket assymetry and because constricted breast that needed to be radiated during surgery to make spread the tissue , and give the breast a rounded apparence ,. the sense of the graft , for me make no sense at all .Now you have some deformities that you should make the correction with a reintervention. just be patient wait your time , and wait for a decisition at least 6 months to one year.
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Having just return from the anesthetic meeting in Boston, one of the discussion which generated great interest was the addition of fat grafting to breast augmentation. Obviously there are differing opinions on its use and indications. As mentioned by others, unfortunately you did not include preoperative photos, but I can extrapolate backwards from your postoperative pictures that you probably had some mild ptosis with loss of fill. Generally speaking an inframammory approach, which would allow for gentle release of the inferior breast and pectoralis muscle though a biplanar technique, would have allowed for upward rotation of the nipple areola complex so that you would see more inferior breast on the frontal projection.
What you are seeing is not in fact a double bubble caused by the implant (because they are sitting in a superior position), but probably the fat grafting that was placed in an attempt to create more inferior breast tissue. A transaxillary approach, which I seldom use anymore because of the higher need for revision, is a difficult choice when there is significant need for release of the inferior breast at the level of the inframammory crease; even if preformed endoscopically.
At this point in time, hopefully some of the fat will reabsorb, but you will require a revision to lower the prosthesis. As with any new technique the appropriate use of fat grafting in breast surgery has yet to be determined. It certainly makes sense in contour defects with breast reconstruction, thin tissue areas or in revisions of some cosmetic procedures. You need to communicate your concerns with your surgeon so that the proper revision can be performed and satisfying result achieved.
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Thanks for posting after pictures. It would be best if you could post before pictures as well. More clinical information would also be useful as to why would have fat grafting at the same time as implant placement. For primary breast augmentation, this would be very unusual. Additionally, as others have stated, axillary placement in general and with silicone specifically has more complication issues than traditional infra mammary fold placement. From your photos, it appears that you will need a revision surgery and I would suggest a infra mammary incision. Many people think that trans axillary incisions hide the incision, but your case in point shows that this is not always the case. Rest assured that improvements can be made and even if you do not have a revision surgery, you may see improvement over the next few months as the implants settle.
Good Luck.
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Silicone breast implants with fat grafting
What to do after a poor result with silicone gel breast augmentation? For those considering augmentation the lesson hear is to look to more that one opinion, and when things don't seem right keep looking. Fat grafting with augmentation, really? Great reviews, do your own homework. For now you can wait to see if the skin envelope relaxes and wear a firm under-wire to help 'set' the fold, or consider a revision. The scar under your arm will sort out alright, but if revision is needed your surgeon will need a periareolar or breast fold approach for access to suture the double bubble.
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Yes, it looks like yoiu have a double bubble. Preop photos would be nice to evaluate your breasts. Did you also need a lift? Hard to say from the photos.
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Silicone and Fat Grafting. How Can a Double Bubble Occur on Day of Surgery? Why Was It Not Fixed Immediately?
Sorry for all your issues and great photos posted. I agree without before photos very hard to advise or even answer your questions. I can assume you were slightly ptotic or droopy. Selecting the transaxillary incision with silicone implants of that cc size has a higher malposition rate, so that answers the double bubble effect. Also under the muscle placement from the transaxillary incision does not allow adequate inferior and medial dissection, another reason for the double bubble effect. As to why this was not addressed while in the operating session? Only your chosen surgeon can reply to this. Also fat grafting in the superior poles, interesting idea but was it really necessary? My guess without seeing before photos was you needed a donut lift at the minimum. Maybe a L-shape lift, better release of the infero medial pectoral muscles. And since fat grafting was being done why not place some in the area of the "double Bubble"? Finally your options are further revisional surgery.
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In general the further away the incision from the breast the higher the complication rate, that is true for the axillary and umbilical incisions.
Your double bubble need revision surgery, it will not correct in time.
See a BOARD CERTIFIED PLASTIC SURGEON IN YOUR AREA DR. DELVICHIO MAY BE OF HELP.
many surgical options available for you. take the operative note with you to the consult because implant size and position is important to know
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In December 23, a dairy cow at a Washington State slaughter facility tested positive for bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease, the first such occurrence in the United States. U.S. officials now say evidence suggests that the infected cow was born in Canada in 1997, before the enactment of bans that prohibited the use of cattle feed containing protein from cows, goats or sheep. "Even with the finding of this single cow, the U.S. remains at very low risk," USDA chief veterinary officer Ron DeHaven recently told reporters.
Nevertheless, some countries continue to ban American beef imports. And American vegans, animal rights activists and other sources are warning consumers not to trust the USDA. Janice Blue, the host of Go Vegan Texas!, which is broadcast Mondays at 11 a.m. on KPFT/90.1 FM, recently did a two-hour special called "The Government Cover-Up: Risking Human Health to Protect the Beef Industry."
So what effect is all this having on Houston's notoriously beef-crazed restaurant patrons? To get a quick reading, I call Tommy Tollett, the owner of two Tommy's Seafood Steakhouses, one in Clear Lake and a new one at 11660 Westheimer.
"Have you seen any decrease in business at your steak houses since the mad cow outbreak?" I ask him.
"No," he replies.
"Any increase in seafood sales versus steaks?" I ask.
"No," he says again.
"Are customers voicing any concerns at all about mad cow disease?" I query.
"None," he tells me.
"Well, should consumers be worried?" I ask.
"That's not for me to say," says Tollett. "If the information the USDA is feeding us is correct, there shouldn't be any concern."
But as it turns out, Tommy Tollett has a few concerns of his own.
"I have an attitude about it," he says. "Feeding cattle their own species is disgusting. That's enough to make you want to stop eating beef right there. That should never have happened. It's a Soylent Green-type situation."
Tollett buys his steaks from the Certified Black Angus program, which cherry-picks well-marbled cuts of beef for quality-conscious restaurants and consumers. But the cost of beef has spiked sharply in the last few months, and rising food costs are taking a lot of the profit out of the steak-house business.
Tollett thinks American cattlemen have been guilty of some opportunistic price gouging in the wake of the Canadian mad cow outbreak. "We've been very happy with our beef over the years," he says. "But in the last few months, they've hiked prices 35 to 40 percent." Now, if the price of beef plummets, then the American cattle industry will be getting exactly what it deserves, Tollett intimates. Consumers may end up benefiting from mad cow disease if exports are reduced and a glut of beef hits the market, lowering prices.
"We need to learn from this," Tollett says. "First, we need to learn that same-species feeding is wrong. The other thing is, we need to be able to trace our beef. We need to know where every steer came from and where it went. The government needs to step in and handle that."
I asked Tollett if he's eating any less beef himself these days.
"No," he says. "Personally, I still eat a bone-in rib eye at least twice a week."
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A local restaurant with roots dating back to the 1950s is expanding banquet services and eliminating the walk-in dining room and bar at its Willoughby location.
Although families won't be able to get the No. 1 selling chicken piccata at the 4145 Route 306 location of Dino's, part-owner Mark Tibaldi said customers need not worry.
"We're going to try to make sure everyone's taken care of at our Willowick location, which isn't going anywhere," he said.
The Willoughby location, opened 13 years ago, will continue to accommodate multiple group events at once for parties of 15 to 200, in addition to its catering and banquet service locations at Pine Ridge Country Club in Wickliffe and Acacia Reservation in Lyndhurst.
He said some table layout changes will take place as part of a process aimed at giving the banquet center a more open look.
"The restaurant is still very competitive, but the banquet has been on the increase and that's the segment we are going to expand," Tibaldi said.
He said the banquet and catering businesses are very lucrative, and wedding receptions, bridal showers and baby showers are the most common.
Dino's III, at 1200 E. 305th St. in Willowick, will continue its dining service seven days a week as it has since 1978, and will retain the Dino's Rewards Card program.
All outside catering will continue from any location as it has in the past.
Tibaldi's grandfather, George, opened the original East Cleveland location, which has since been closed. The restaurant is now run by his father Pat. He said the switch is something his family has been talking about for a while.
Families craving roast beef, pasta and potatoes from Dino's can still satiate their taste buds, and the Tibaldi family said they would appreciate those that make the drive.
"We hope they take the extra 10 minutes, 12 minutes to head over to Willowick for dinner or carryout and we're still right here for any catering you need," Tibaldi said.
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