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August 12, 2007
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Missouri kicker Adam Crossett practices kicking during practice Wednesday morning. Due to an NCAA rule change kickoffs have moved from the 35-yard line back to the 30-yard line this season.
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Missouri kicker Jeff Wolfert walks a ball back to his teammates during practice this week. Kickoffs will start five yards back, at the 30-yard line, this season.
Kickers moved back [Photo]
Missouri kicker Adam Crossett practices kicking during practice Wednesday morning. Due to an NCAA rule change kickoffs have moved from the 35-yard line back to the 30-yard line this season.
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Missouri kicker Jeff Wolfert walks a ball back to his teammates during practice this week. Kickoffs will start five yards back, at the 30-yard line, this season.
Ankiel’s success continues [Photo]
Rick Ankiel (No. 24) and the Cardinals celebrate their win against the Dodgers on Saturday. Ankiel, a former pitcher who reinvented himself as an outfielder, hit two home runs and a single to drive in three runs.
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“I always believed in myself. It’s just a matter of getting out there, feeling comfortable and letting your talent take over.”
Rick Ankiel
Cardinals outfielder
Rick Ankiel
Cardinals outfielder
A growing family [Photo]
Alcide “Babe” Manns, center, a member of Olivet Christian Church in Columbia, tries to pat Wyatt Moore on the head after church services Sunday. The church plans to expand with an updated building to make more room for current and future members.
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Praise Tyler, 7, rests during a Sunday school class at Olivet Christian Church on Sunday.
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Connie Weable teaches a children’s Bible class Sunday. She is chair of the task force overseeing the church’s expansion process.
August 11, 2007
Once called ‘modern,’ this mule barn is now a slice of Columbia's history [Photo]
Denny Walkup works on the windows facing Fay Street at the Wright Brothers mule barn building.
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Two mules owned by the Wright Bros. Mule Company, unknown date.
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The Wright Brothers Mule Barn was originally used for mule sales in the 1920's but was converted into a meat packing facility in the 1940's. Brian Pape said that the few artifacts found of the meat packing facility will be saved and possibly be displayed.
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The Wright Brothers Mule Barn building was purchased by Brian Pape in 2006. Pape's plan for the 1920's era building is for mixed use. The first floor will be a mix of gallery public space and live work space.
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This is the original story about the opening of the Wright brothers' mule barn that appeared in the Missourian on Aug. 2, 1920.
August 10, 2007
A really hot opening day at the state fair [Photo]
Brad George, 20, of Hallsville, prepares his sheep for the class two FFA judging at the Missouri State Fair. Sheep are judged on muscle and body length.
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A pigeon perched on a railing of Tate Hall, gets ready to take flight to its nest at the bottom of the railing. Tate Hall is one of several buildings on campus that are equipped with pigeon control wiring that doesn't appear to be stopping the pigeons.
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These metal spikes are part of the University's strategy for keeping pigeons at bay.
Biologist advocates pigeon birth control to tackle MU’s bird problem [Photo]
A pigeon perched on a railing of Tate Hall, gets ready to take flight to its nest at the bottom of the railing. Tate Hall is one of several buildings on campus that are equipped with pigeon control wiring that doesn't appear to be stopping the pigeons.
Patton settling down [Photo]
Chase Patton, at practice on Thursday, has seen increased playing time with the first-team offense in preseason training.
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Chase Patton, left, takes direction form quarterback coach David Yost.
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