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BIG RAPIDS, Mich. Michigan authorities announced Sunday they have charged a 20-year-old man with shooting a Ferris State University student at his off-campus apartment, while police continued searching for a man they say killed one Michigan State University student and wounded another near that school.DeCory D. Downing is charged with attempted murder and having a firearm in a felony, said Ferris State University Public Safety Director Bruce Borkovich.Downing is from Macomb County in suburban Detroit, isn't a student at Ferris State and has an "extensive criminal record," Borkovich told MLive.com. Downing was being held in the Mecosta County Jail and expected to be arraigned Monday in district court.Authorities had no immediate information on whether he has a lawyer.Police made the arrest late Saturday at an on-campus apartment, school spokesman Sandy Gholston said. He said police also were questioning a woman. The victim's injuries aren't life-threatening.Investigators didn't yet know a motive in the shooting, Borkovich said Sunday. He said there was a party nearby at the time of the shooting before dawn Saturday, but Borkovich said it was unclear whether both men were at the party or knew each other."Early indications are that it may have just been an argument that went bad," he said.Classes and activities on campus were canceled or suspended Saturday but will operate normally Monday, Gholston said.In East Lansing, police said Sunday t Some companies are using increasingly high-tech ways to make non-meat products taste like real meat.iStockHampton Creek's Just Mayo is on sale at Whole Foods and even comes in a chipotle flavor.Hampton CreekGardein products are more than 20,000 supermarkets, more than 50 universities, Epcot Resort at Walt Disney World and more.GardeinBeyond Meats plant-based Chicken-Free Strips boast that they contain all the protein, taste and chew of chicken but without the antibiotics, hormones, GMOs, transfats and cholesterol.Beyond MeatToday's average American hamburger comes from a cow but it may not be long before it comes straight from a lab in Silicon Valley.A growing number of companies are using high tech to create meat and animal product replacements that look like the real thing but are made with anything but.And their target market isnt vegans -- its true blue carnivores.- Gardein founder Yves PotvinFrom startups like Hampton Creek Foods and Beyond Meat (both backed by Bill Gates) to old-timers like Gardein Protein, the landscape of meat-free products is rapidly expanding. According to a 2013 study by the research firm Mintel, consumers are increasingly interested in beef, poultry and even fish alternatives.The data shows that 7 percent of Americans identify as being vegetarian, but 36 percent of consumers say theyre using meat alternatives, says Beth Bloom, food and drink analyst for Mintel.Meanwhile, global meat production has tripled
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