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K-State's news services staff keeps track of news stories and features appearing in the media about K-State faculty and programs. If you know of a current article that we don't have listed, please let us know and we will add it.
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Libraries, Lori Goetsch, "CSUF Library Enters New Era With No Shushing," 10/31/09 Fresno Bee
K-State, "The Issue Is Factory Farming, Not Meat Eating," 10/31/09 TheModerateVoice.com
K-State, "The Carnivore's Dilemma," 10/31/09 New York Times, TheModerateVoice.com
Hale library, Lori Goetsch, "Fresno State Library Welcomes New Generation With No Shushing," 10/31/09 Fresnobee.com
Political science, Joe Aistrup, "Gubernational Elections In Virginia And New Jersey Could Test Democrats' Strength For 2010 Midterms," 10/31/09 Kansas City Star, 11/1/09 AmericanChronicle.com
K-State, "UMKC And Other Universities Encourage Science Majors Toward Teaching," 10/31/09 Kansas City Star
K-State, "KU, K-State Cheerleaders Team Up For Women's Health," 10/31/09 KTKA.com
National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility, "Bug Lab Coming To K-State," 10/30/09 Topeka Capital Journal, Hutch News
Biology, John Blair, "After 140 Years, Bison Are Back On Kansas' Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve," 10/30/09 Kansas City Star, 10/31/09 Wichita Eagle, North Jersey.com (Bergen County Record & Herald News), Santa Barbara News-Press
Student life, Carla Jones, "Multicultural Honor Society At K-State Inducts New Members," 10/30/09 TMCnet.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/multicult103009.html
Biology, Michael Herman, "K-State Biology Department Awarded $780,000 To Help Fund Graduate Program," 10/30/09 Manhattan Mercury
Meat science, Dell Allen, "Scholarship Created For KSU Meat Science Students," 10/30/09 Pork Magazine
K-State Police, "Incidents," 10/30/09 Manhattan Mercury
Enrollment, "How Many Out-of-staters at KSU?" 10/30/09 Manhattan Mercury
Management, Thomas A. Wright, "K-State Scholar Given National Recognition," 10/30/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/wrightfellow102009.html
McCain Auditorium, "'Tap Dogs' Energetically Performed at McCain," 10/30/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/tapdogs101909.htmlK-State Military Veterens, Thomas Reust, "Military Veterens Find Niche At KSU," 10/30/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/veterans102909.html
National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility, "National Bio And Agro-Defense Facility Backers Get Cracking On Money For 2011 Budget," 10/30/09 Kansas City Business Journal
President Kirk Schulz, "Tickets Available For Business Hall Of Fame," 10/30/09 Salina Journal
K-State, "K-State Brings Home Majority Of Regional Awards From University Continuing Education Association," 10/30/09 TradingMarkets.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/gprawards103009.html
Athletics, "Arena Gets Women's NCAA," 10/30/09 Wichita Eagle
President Kirk Schulz, "Conference on USDA Research Lab Relocation To Manhattan," 10/29/09 KTKA-TV 49 ABC News
Diagnostic medicine and pathobiology, Andrew Suddith, "Yes, Swine Flu Is Bad, But Could Be A Lot Worse," 10/29/09 StarNewsonline.com
Grain science and industry, Susan Sun, "Improved Adhesive For Products Like Transparent Tape Could Benefit Biofuels Economy," 10/29/09 R & D Magazine, 10/30/09 Khabar Express, AndhraNews.net, Daily News and Analysis, NewKerala.com, Yahoo! India, R&D magazine, Newstrack India, Indians in Thailand, Red Orbit, PhysOrg.com, Science Codex, Eureka! Science News, Science Daily, American Association for the Advancement of Science http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/adhesives102909.html
Provost search, Ralph Richardson, "First Two Provost Candidates Heard At Kansas State," 10/29/09 1350kman.com
Lou Douglas Lecture Series, "Climate, Energy Future To Be Focus Of Lou Douglas Lecture," 10/29/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/jackson102809.htmlProvost search, College of Veterinary Medicine, Ralph Richardson, "Candidate Highlights KSU Ties," 10/29/09 Manhattan Mercury
Military science, Richard B. Myers, "Myers: Counterterrorism Begs for a Strategy," 10/29/09 The Washington Times
Horticulture, forestry and recreation resources, Rhonda Janke, "Wamego Author To Speak At Colby Community College," 10/29/09 Salina Journal
K-State, "KU Receives C+ In Sustainability Efforts," 10/29/09 Kansan.com
K-State at Salina, "Train Them Or Lose Them," 10/29/09 Salina Journal
Business Administration, Melanie Horton, "School Promotes Second Female Professor," 10/29/09 Kansan.com
Audit, Ron Prince, "What's the Latest in KSU's Lawsuit Against Prince?" 10/29/09 Manhattan Mercury
Alumnus, Walter Bowie, "Tuskegee Univ. Mourns Loss Of Former Dean," 10/29/09 WSFA.com
Landon Lecture Series, Shelia Bair, "FDIC Head To Speak At KSU," 10/29/09 Topeka Capital Journal, 11/2/09 Pittsburg KOAM, Charleston Daily Mail, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, KFOR-TV NBC 4 Oklahoma City, Kearney KHGI-NTV, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita, Hdnews.net http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/bair102909.htmlAthletics, "K-State Players Still Battling Pesky Flu Bug," 10/28/09 Manhattan Mercury
Architectural engineering and construction science, David Fritchen, "Academia Takes On Tougher Times," 10/28/09 ENR.com
K-State at Salina, "Transgender Speaker Approved," 10/28/09 Topeka Capital Journal, Wichita Eagle http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/sallans102709.html
K-State, "Weather Playing Havoc With Crops," 10/28/09 Louisburg Herald
K-State, "Recent Violent Crimes Upset The Sense Of Refuge On College Campuses," 10/28/09 chicagotribune.com
Diagnostic medicine and pathology, Juergen Richt, "Scientists Study Pig Farming for Answers on H1N1," 10/28/09 Hutchinson News
K-State at Salina, "K-State Team Headed to National SAFECON Competition," 10/28/09 Salina Journal, KSALLink.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/flightteam102809.html
K-State, "Cheating, Plagiarism Increases 14 Percent," 10/28/09 Centralfloridafuture.com
Retired professor, Dell Allen, animal sciences and industry, Ken Odde, "Scholarship Created For Meat Science Students At KSU," 10/28/09 CattleNetwork, Drovers.com
K-State, "Survival Workshops Are Barely Surviving," 10/28/09 Washburnreview.org
Agricultural economics, Daniel O'Brien, Mike Woolverton, "Will There Be Enough Corn?" 10/28/09 Pork.com
K-State, "Recent Violent Crimes Upset The Sense Of Refuge On College Campuses," 10/28/09 KFSM
Board of Regents, "Regents Worry That Strain On Higher Ed Could Hurt Businesses," 10/28/09
UFM, Linda Teener, "UFM Receives Grant For Community Radio Station," 10/27/09 Manhattan MercuryNISTAC, "What's Going On with NISTAC's Self-Evaluation?" 10/27/09 Manhattan Mercury
Business administration, Diane Swanson, Dann Fisher, Brian Niehoff, "K-State Master of Business Administration Program Ranks Among World's Best for Teaching and Researching Ethical, Social and Environmental Responsibility," 10/27/09 Rueters, Sys-con Media, Denver Business Journal, Pr-au.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/aspenrank102809.htmlNational Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility , "State Leaders say NBAF is Necessary to Protect National Security," 10/27/09 LJWorld.com
K-State, "Proposal To Redefine Poverty Would Address Gaps In System," 10/27/09 Hutch News.com
Agricultural economics, Alicia Goheen, "Enrollment Deadline Approaching For K-State's 2009-2010 MAST Program," 10/27/09 hpj.com
K-State, "South Carolina Gamecocks Beat The Field, Rank No. 1 In 2009 Trojan® Sexual Health Report Card," 10/27/09 Nurseweek, Milwaukee Business Journal, BioWorld Online, Pacific Business News, Denver Business Journal, KHRD-TV ABC 40, Dayton Business Journal, Yacht Vacations & Charters, St. Louis Business Journal, Atlanta Business Chronicle, Triangle Business Journal, South Florida Business Journal, Austin Business Journal, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, SYS-CON BRASIL, CBS Marketwatch, Yahoo! Finance, Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, Jacksonville Business Journal, Louisville Business First, New Mexico Business Weekly, Nashville Business Journal, StreetInsider.com, Cincinnati Business Journal, Sys-con Belgium, San Francisco Business Times, Charlotte Business Journal, Wichita Business Journal, Baltimore Business Journal, Sacramento Business Journal, Triad Business Journal, Tampa Bay Business Journal, San Antonio Business Journal, Columbus Business First, Houston Business Journal, Birmingham Business Journal, News Blaze, Buffalo Business First, Puget Sound Business Journal, Memphis Business Journal, Orlando Business Journal, Philadelphia Business Journal, Albany Business Review
Diagnostic medicine and pathobiology, Juergen Richt, "Scientists Study Pig Farming For Answers On H1N1," 10/27/09 HutchNews.com, Farm Forum
K-State, "Three Accused Of Killing Three In Laclede County Head To Court," 10/27/09 KSPR
Retired professor, Richard Vanderlip, Extention, Daryl Buchholz, "K-State Extension Helping In Iraq," 10/27/09 Krvn.com, KTIC-AM, KNEB-AM 960 Scottsbluff
Counseling services, Fred Newton, "KSU Counseling On Internet," 10/26/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/counsel102609.html
Family studies and human services, Jodi Kaus, "New Educational Software Can Decrease Risk Of Needing Debt Relief," 10/26/09 Bills.com
Students, Donald Hampton, Shannon Wilson, "Con-way Inc. Announces 2009 Scholarship Winners," 10/26/09 Sys-con Media, PR-CANADA.net, Sys-Con DE, Trading Markets, News Blaze, Yahoo! Finance Canada, Riverside Press-Enterprise, Live-PR.com, Santa Barbara News-Press, MarketWire, MSN Money Central, AlphaTrade Finance, Quote.com (Lycos), EarthTimes, Market Wire, StreetInsider.com
Housing and dining, "KU Still Fine-Tuning Policy on Alcohol," 10/26/09 Lawrence Journal-World
Research and extension, "Kansas Receives USDA Grant," 10/26/09 Mcphersonsentinel.com
Housing and dining services, Mary Molt, "NU's Unlimited Dining Hall Option Can Be Burdensome," 10/26/09 Dailynebraskan.com
Clinical sciences, Dan Thomson, "Kansas Livestock Group To Meet Dec. 3-4," 10/26/09 Wichita Eagle
Student, Dustin Wilson, "Gentoo Vs. The Noob: A Newbie's Gentoo Review," 10/26/09 OSNews.com
Music education, Jana Fallin, "Saddle Song," 10/26/09 Sydmasters.com
Retired professor, Gene Ernst, "Old-Style Architect: Retired Professor Always Has Sketch Pad Handy," 10/26/09 Manhattan Mercury
Danforth Chapel, "Danforth Chapel's First Couple To Celebrate 60th Anniversary," 10/25/09 Manhattan Mercury
Landscape architecture, Dennis Day, "Landscape Architecture Professor Receives Award," 10/25/09 Manhattan Mercury
Former president, Jon Wefald, "Ex-KSU President Helps Dedicate Wefald Pavilion," 10/25/09 Manhattan MercuryEconomics club, economics, Daniel Kuester , student, Katie Gorham, "Tuition Has Gone Up, But KSU Students Can Still Afford Beer," 10/25/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Bio and Agro -Defense Facility, "No To Prisoners, Yes To Bio Lab," 10/25/09 Kansas City Star
Diagnostic medicne and pathobiology, Juergen Richt, "Back Where Virus Started, New Scrutiny Of Pig Farming," 10/25/09 Washington Post, 10/26/09 Bio-Medicine, Manhattan Mercury
Agronomy, Mary Knapp, "Sunday Marked The Anniversary Of One Of Kansas' Worst Blizzards," 10/25/09 Kansas City InfoZine
Agriculture, Dale Blasi, James Drouillard, Melvin Hunt, Jim Marsden, Randy Phebus, "Jolley: Is The Anti-Ag Disease Spreading To K-State?" 10/25/09 Cattle Network, KRVN AM/FM 880 Lexington, KWPN-FM
Research and extension, Jeanne Falk, "Crops In 'Holding Pattern'," 10/24/09 Wichita Eagle
Animal science and industry, James Marsden, "Reaction To The NYT E. Coli Story," 10/24/09 Press Dakotan
Alumnus, Dan Heinz, "Clinic Puts Students In Courtroom," 10/24/09 Topeka Capital Journal
K-State, "Building Update On Agenda," 10/24/09 Garden City TelegramAnthropology, Michael Wesch, "Michael Wesch And Taking YouTube Seriously," 10/24/09 ethanzuckerman.com
Alumnus, Mike Coker, "Topeka Zoo Has Been Here Before," 10/24/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Sociology, anthropology, and social work, Michael Wesch, "Moving Beyond Transaction Thinking," 10/24/09 SocialEntrepreneurship.change.org, 10/25/09 MetaFilter.com
K-State, "Recent Violent Crimes Upset The Sense Of Refuge On College Campuses," 10/24/09 Kansas City Star
K-State, "Get Cracking With Egg-Citing Dishes," 10/24/09 Jamaica Gleaner Online
Student, Michelle Hirsch, "Underage Drinking Topic Of Town Hall Meeting," 10/24/09 Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Provost search, "Provost Candidate Outlines Her Qualifications," 10/23/09 Manhattan Mercury
McCain Performance Series, "Beatles Impersonators Offer Interesting Show," 10/23/09 Manhattan Mercury
Lafene Health Center, Robert Tackett, "K-State Officials Confirm Case Of Drug-Resistant TB," 10/23/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/tb102209.html
Students, Richard Weerts, Laura Cline, "Hundreds Expected To Take Part In Community Service Week," 10/23/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/service102009.html
Student, Bhanu Kalia, "Ph.D. Student In K-State Plant Pathology Selected For International Fellowship," 10/23/09 Science News Wire, 10/27/09 Checkbiotech http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/kalia102309.html
Geology, Saugata Datta, "Women, Teenagers Seek Arsenic-Free Water," 10/23/09 UPI.com, 10/24/09 Jezabel, Medindia Health News, MediLexicon.com, Medical News Today (UK), News-Medical.net (Australia), 10/26/09 Science Daily, Eureka! Science News, Science Centric, Brightsurf http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/arsenic102209.html
Center on Aging, Gayle Doll, "Workshop Addresses Cycle Of Poverty, Homelessness, Addiction And Crime," 10/23/09 Kansas City Star, 10/28/09 Olathe News
Alumna, Crystal Young, "Angus Association Names Two To Its PR Group," 10/23/09 AgriMarketing.com
College of Veterinary Medicine, "Editorial: Zoo Review," 10/23/09 Topeka Capital Journal
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Kan., Okla. Conduct Joint Livestock Disease Drill," 10/23/09 New York Times, Dayton Daily News, Brandon Sun, Akron Beacon Journal, Lawrence Journal World, Portlands CW32 KRCW-TV, KCPQ-TV Fox 13, Phillyburbs.com, The Sun News, Yahoo! Finance Australia and New Zealand, BLNZ.com, Houma Courier, My Mother Lode, eWoss News, Yahoo Finance, Tuscaloosa News, Fresno Bee, The Olympian, Palm Beach Post, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Gainseville Sun, El Paso Times, The Sun Herald, Canadian Business, Arizona Daily Sun, CNBC, Comcast.net, Austin KAAL, KDKA-TV CBS 2 Pittsburgh, KTWB-TV, Mail.com, KFSM-TV CBS 5 Fort Smith, Maysville Ledger-Independent, KPIX-TV CBS 5 San Francisco, Bellingham Herald, The Times Leader, Houston Chronicale, York Dispatch, KLBJ-AM News Radio 590 Austin, Chicago Tribune, KSTU-TV Fox 13 Now Salt Lake City, San Luis Obispo County Tribune, Daily Advance, WCBS-TV, WCCO-TV CBS 4, Boise Idaho Statesman, Beaver County Times, Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman, WGNO ABC 26 New Orleans, KCNC-TV CBS 4 Denver, Washington Post, Macon Telegraph, WTIC-AM 1080 Hartford, BlueRidgeNow.com, WJZ-TV CBS 13 Baltimore, Gadsen Times, The State, NewsTin, WRAL-TV CBS 5 Raleigh, Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune, Middletown Journal, EuroNews 24, KTKZ 1380 AM Sacramento, Los Angeles Times, Santa Rosa Press Democrat, Miami Herald, MyFox San Diego KUSI, Polk Online/Winter Haven News Chief, 33 News KDAF-TV, Lexington Herald-Leader, Lancaster Online, Central Florida News 13, Ocala Star-Banner, MyWestTexas.com, KFOR-TV NBC 4 Oklahoma City, Associated Press, KHOU-TV CBS 11 Houston, WFAA-TV ABC 8 Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, San Diego Union Tribune, National Public Radio, Columbia WIS, Philly.com, Omaha World-Herald, San Antonio KLUP, WHEC-TV NBC 10 Rochester, Sacramento Bee, Greenwich Time, KCBS Radio 740 AM, Mid-Columbia Tri-City Herald, Denver Post, Contra Costa Times, WBT 1110 AM Talk Radio, WWJ AM Radio, Hartford Courant, Modesto Bee, Pittsburgh Morning Sun, Salon.com, Joplin Globe, OneNewsNow, WB 11 WPIX-TV, WTOP-AM 1500 Washington, Austin American-Statesman, DC Examiner, Yahoo! News, MSN Money Central, ABC News, KRLD News Radio 1080 Dallas-Fort Worth, KTAR 620 News Radio, KTVI-TV Fox 2 St. Louis, KPLR-TV Channel 11, San Jose Mercury News, News Vine, SFExaminer.com, 1010 WINS-AM Radio, San Francisco Chronicle, Baltimore Sun, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Hilton Head Island Packet, FederalNewsRadio.com, Forbes.com, TheExaminer.com, Cox.net, The Charlotte Observer, TheStreet.com, NewOrleans.com, WHNT-TV News 19 Huntsville, Connecticut Post, WITI Fox Channel 6, Monterey County Herald, Guardian Unlimited, Chico Enterprise Record, Newser, Newport News Daily Press, Danbury News-Times, Kansas City Star, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, Stanford Associate, Orlando Sentinel, Wichita Eagle, Hutchinson News, Enid News and Eagle, Tulsa World, Hays Daily News, 10/24/09 Garden City Telegram, 10/25/09 Lubbock Avalanche-Journal (TX), Carlisle Sentinel, Chippewa Herald (WI), Grand Forks Herald (ND), 10/26/09 Salina Journal
Students, Angela Daniels, Melissa Dodd, "K-State Students Win Award With Waffle Cone," 10/20/09 Kansas City InfoZine, 10/21/09 KTKA.com, Ascribe News, Topeka Capital-Journal, 49 News: ABC Topeka, Corporate IT Update, TMCnet.com, 10/23/09 GlutenFreeOptimist.blogspot.com, Prepared Foods, Chem.info, 10/25/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/foodproduct102109.html
Geography, "American Sins, GPS, GIS And Mobile Software Applications That Show It All," 10/23/09 Iphone.sys-con.com
College of Veterinary Medicine, "Zoo Responds To USDA Citations," 10/22/09 Topeka Capital Journal
College of Veterinary Medicine, "Outside Review Of Zoo Wanted," 10/22/09 Topeka Capital Journal, WIBW Kansas News Leader, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, KSNT-TV NBC 27 Topeka, KTKA.com, KNSS-AM, Staten Island Advance, OreganLive.com, Hays Daily News, Topeka Capital Journal, KSALLink.com, Pittsburg KOAM
Alumni, Adam Herberg, Heidi Pollman, "K-State Selects Alumni Honorees," 10/22/09 Kansas City Star
Family studies and human services, Sandra Stith, "Teenagers' Face Higher Risk Of Becoming Victims To Domestic Violence Than Adults," 10/22/09 Fort Riley Post
Lafene Health Center, Robert Tackett, "K-State Student Hospitalized," 10/22/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/tb102209.html
K-State, "Vaccine Found Effective Against H1N1 In Pigs," 10/22/09 Pork News
K-State, "USDA Invests $11 Million In Water Resource Projects Nationwide," 10/22/09 TheGovMonitor.com
Agricultural economics, Barry Flinchbaugh, "K-State Ag Expert To Address Ag Policy In The Obama Administration," 10/22/09 Winfield Daily Courier
Kinesiology, David Dzewaltowksi, "Should This Fit Into Your Physical Routine," 10/22/09 Jewish Exponent
English, Gregory Eiselein, "Ex-Poet Laureate Uses Humor To Reach Audience," 10/22/09 Manhattan Mercury
Homecoming, "Going 'Wild'," 10/22/09 Manhattan Mercury
Chemistry, Alpha Chi Sigma, Yasmin Patell, Jim Hodgson, "Chemistry Group To Host Science Day At Area Mall," 10/22/09 Manhattan Mercury
Anthropology, Michael Wesch, "Human Behavior: The Key to Future Tech Developments," 10/22/09 Cnn.com, CNN International
K-State at Salina, "Aviation's Future: Unmanned, Tiny," 10/22/09 Salina Journal
National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility, "Could AgroDefense Harm Agriculture More Than BioTerrorism," 10/22/09 Irregulartimes.com
Veterinary medicine, "Reports Find Zoo Chasing Its Tail," 10/22/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Veterinary medicine, "Zoo Responds To USDA Citations," 10/22/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Music, Craig Parker, "Scary Music? Bach's Your Man," 10/22/09 Topeka Capital Journal, 49 News: ABC Topeka http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/scarymusic102209.html
K-State at Salina, "Law Firm Withdraws From Representing Entities To Take Over Cleanup," 10/22/09 Salina Journal
Human nutrition, "An Egg A Day Is OK," 10/22/09 The Jamaican Gleaner
K-State at Salina, "KSU Salina To Offer Safe Trick Or Treating," 10/22/09 KSAL News
K-State, "New Ag Research Institute Announces $7 Million In Grants," 10/22/09 Farms.com
Student, Chris Carr, "OU Student Takes To Skies During Collegiate Contest," 10/22/09 newsok.com
Marching band, Frank Tracz, "EHS Marching Band Update," 10/22/09 EudoraNews.com
Alumna, Kelly Lightfoot, "Veterinarian Finds New Home At Basehor Clinic," 10/22/09 Basehorinfo.com
Chemistry, Yasmin Patell, Alpha Chi Sigma, "Fun National Chemistry Week Activities Planned At K-State," 10/21/09 Abilene-rc.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/chemmagic101909.html
Diagnostic medicine and pathobiology, Douglas Powell, "Students Shouldn't Need Advertising To Avoid The Flu," 10/21/09 The Bullet
Homecoming, "School Spirit: K-State Students Paint Windows In Aggieville To Help Kick Off Homecoming," 10/21/09 Manhattan MercuryUFM, Marsha Hornung, "Forum Encourages Parents To Talk To Their Children," 10/21/09 Manhattan Mercury
Student, Erica Smith, "PHS Grad Featured In Lead Role Of Play," 10/21/09 Republic-online.com
K-State, "CEO: Bioscience Center Could Benefit Region," 10/21/09 Kansasbioauthority.org
Students, "Ag Future Stressed At Meeting," 10/21/09 Herald-Online.com
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Senate Approves $32 Million In Funding For NBAF," 10/20/09 Lawrence Journal World
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Brownback, Roberts Applaud Passage Of Homeland Security Bill," 10/20/09 WIBW.com, WIBW Kansas Newsleader, U.S. Senator Pat Roberts
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Senate OKs Biolab Money In Defense Bill," 10/20/09 49 News: ABC Topeka
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Senate Funds Foot-And-Mouth Research Lab In Kansas While Calling For Study On Its Safety," 10/20/09 Breaking News 24/7
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "CEO: Bioscience Center Could Benefit Region," 10/20/09 Hutchinson News
College of Veterinary Medicine, Ralph Richardson, "Fort Dodge Animal Health Future Undecided," 10/20/09 AmericanAgriculturalist.com, American Agriculturist, The Farmer, Farm Progress Publications, Southern Farmer, Missouri Ruralist, Western Farmer-Stockman, Farmer-Stockman, Prairie Farmer, Michigan Farmer, Carolina-Virginia Farmer, Wisconsin Agriculturist, Kansas Farmer, Mid-South Farmer, Wallaces Farmer, Nebraska Farmer, Ohio Farmer, Dakota Farmer, Indiana Prairie Farmer
Biology, Michael Herman, "K-State Using $1M For Genomics And Environment Fellows," 10/20/09 Genome Web
National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility, "Statehouse Live: Senate Sends NBAF Funding To Obama; Illinois Breezes Past Kansas In Wind Energy Capacity, According To New Report," 10/20/09 KSNT.com, Hutchnews.com, Washington Examiner, Topeka Capital Journal, KTKA.com, 10/21/09 Manhattan Mercury
Management, Thomas Wright, "K-State Professor Named Fellow," 10/20/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/wrightfellow102009.html
Provost search, "KSU Interviewing Finalists," 10/20/09 Topeka Capital Journal, KMAN-AM, Athens Banner-Herald http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/provcands102009.html
Biology, "Biology Division Receives Funds," 10/20/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/biologygrad102009.html
Letter to the Editor, "Help The Hungry; Donate Food, Cash At KSU Game," 10/20/09 Manhattan Mercury
Provost search, College of Veterinary Medicine, Ralph Richardson, "K-State Names Four Finalists For Provost Post," 10/20/09 Manhattan Mercury, Topeka Capital Journal, KMAN-AM, Athens Banner-Herald http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/provcands102009.html
Band, Frank Tracz, "Cutbacks Keep A&M Band Grounded In Texas," 10/20/09 Manhattan Mercury
Theater, "KSU's 'Speech And Debate' Offers Fun," 10/20/09 Manhattan Mercury
Biology, Loretta Johnson, "K-State Receives More Than $780,000 To Fund Graduate Students Studying Ecology, Evolution, Genomics," 10/20/09 Physorg.com, Bio-Medicine
K-State, "Newport Labs Hold Key To H1N1," 10/20/09 Daily Globe
Grain science, Jeff Gwirtz, "Bakers Know Of Flour's Subtle Differences," 10/20/09 Journal Interactive
K-State, "Winter Squash: Healthy Eating In The Cooler Months," 10/20/09 Examiner.com
Agricultural economics, Allen Featherstone, "K-State Master Agribusiness Program Offers Tour Of Australia And New Zealand Agribusinesses," 10/20/09 GrainNet.comStudent, Courtney Harrington, "K-State Students Painting The 'Ville," 10/20/09 49 News: ABC Topeka
Engineering, John English, veterinary medicine, Ralph Richardson, "Provost Candidates To Visit KSU," 10/20/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/provcands102009.html
Clinical sciences, Susan Nelson, "U.S. Pets Increasingly Pudgy," 10/20/09 Discovery Channel
Alumna, Candace Duncan, "KPMG Hires New Local Managing Partner," 10/20/09 Dayton Business Journal, Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, Jacksonville Business Journal, Denver Business Journal, Triad Business Journal, Philadelphia Business Journal, Charlotte Business Journal, Cincinnati Business Courier, Albany Business Review, Milwaukee Business Journal, Orlando Business Journal, Wichita Business Journal, Pittsburgh Business Times, Atlanta Business Chronicle, Louisville Business First, Pacific Business News, Los Angeles Bizjournal, Phoenix Business Journal, Triangle Business Journal, Puget Sound Business Journal, Memphis Business Journal, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, Kansas City Business Journal, Tampa Bay Business Journal, San Francisco Business Times, Columbus Business First, Buffalo Business First, Baltimore Business Journal, Dallas Business Journal, Austin Business Journal, Birmingham Business Journal, Nashville Business Journal, South Florida Business Journal, Boston Business Journal, San Antonio Business Journal, St. Louis Business Journal, Houston Business Journal, Washington Business Journal, Biz Journals
Plant pathology, Sunish K. Sehgal, students, Kendra Miller, Raven Skinner, "Maps Of Wheat Chromosomes May Improve Varieties Of The Crop That Can Feed More People And Grow In Harsh Climates," 10/19/09 Kansas City Info Zine http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/wheat101909.html
Olathe Innovation Campus, "Innovation Park Has New Developer," 10/19/09 Kansas City Star, Quote.com
Veterinary medicine, "Vet Column 10-19-09," 10/19/09 Thefencepost.com
Extension, Bruce Snead, "Standby Power Consumes 5 To 15 Percent Of Household Bill," 10/19/09 Pratt Tribune
Political science, Joe Aistrup, "It's Too Early To Call 2010 U.S. Senate Race," 10/19/09 Lawrence Journal World
McCain Performance Series, "Broadway Sensation 'Tap Dogs' To Dance Onto The Stage At K-State's Mccain Auditorium," 10/19/09 Manhattan Mercury, 10/22/09 Fort Riley Post http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/tapdogs101909.html
Student life, Pat Bosco, student, Brandon Harder, Phi Delta Theta, "Fraternity Sanctioned For Hazing," 10/19/09 Topeka Capital Journal, Kearney KHGI-NTV, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, KOAMTV.com, KCTV-KC (CBS), Wichita Eagle, KAKE, KSHB-TV NBC 41 Kansas City, KNSS-AM, KBSD-TV, KBSL-TV, KBSH-TV, KSCW-TV, KFOR-TV NBC 4 Oklahoma City, TMCnet.com, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita, Pittsburg Morning Sun, KSN News 3, Hutchinson News, KSALLink.com, KMAN-AM, KMBC-TV ABC 9 Kansas City, Kansas City Star, KSNT-TV NBC 27 Topeka, 49 ABC News KTKA http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/phideltsanctions101909.html
Agronomy, Chuck Rice, Scott Staggenborg, Telmo Amado, chemical engineering, Mary Rezac, geography, John Harrington, student, Andrew McGowan, "Panel Will Discuss Climate Change," 10/19/09 Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
K-State, "Fundraiser Unites Rival Cheer Teams," 10/19/09 Hutch News
Sociology, Laszlo Kulcsar, "Experts Discuss Post-Communist Europe," 10/19/09 Kansan.com
Extension, Dorivar Ruiz Diaz, "Wheat Growers Urged To Check Soil pH Levels," 10/19/09 Kansas Farmer
K-State, "Beef Talk: Starting From Scratch Should Bolster Confidence," 10/19/09 Inforum.com
Music, Slawomir Dobrzanski, "Pianist Maintains Quality Of Hale Library Recitals," 10/19/09 Manhattan Mercury
College of Engineering, Eyestone Lecture Series, Raj Nathan, "Marketing Executive Lecture To Address Global Perspectives," 10/18/09 Manhattan Mercury
Political science, Dale Herspring, "McChrystal Right To Defend Policy On Afghanistan," 10/18/09 Manhattan Mercury
International Coordinating Council, student, Sarinya Sungkatavat, International Programs, Michael Philson, "KSU: The University Of The World," 10/18/09 Manhattan Mercury
Kinesiology, Dale Harms, "On Fitness: Make Your Commute On Foot Or By Bike And Reap The Benefits," 10/18/09 Manhattan Mercury
Theatre, Dwight Tolar, students, Erica Elaine Smith, Kyle Myers, Chris Auten, "'Speech And Debate' Full Of High School Secrets And Scandal," 10/18/09 Manhattan Mercury
International programs, Barry Miche, Bradley Shaw, "US Students To Experience, Understand India More Deeply Under New Program," 10/18/09 Yahoo! News India, Topeka Capital Journal, NewKerala.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/southasia101609.htmlBoard of Regents, "Regents Propose Higher Targets: Following Governor's Lead, Board Wants To Increase Retention, Graduation Rates At State Universities," 10/18/09 LJWorld.com
Center for Intercultural and Multilingual Advocacy, Cristina Fanning, "Methods For Teaching Another Language Evolving," 10/18/09 Lawrence Journal World
Phi Delta Theta, "Fraternity Draws Suspicion," 10/18/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Animal Disease Center To Relocate," 10/18/09 Washington Times
Alumna, Sandra Kelly, "The Mag Interview: Sandra Kelly Doesn't Take Hearing For Granted," 10/17/09 Kansas City Star
College of Education, "Kansas State University: Hause Creativity," 10/16/09 KTOY Travels 2009, Lawrence Journal World
English, Philip Nel, "Motion Picture Production News," 10/16/09 Studentfilmmakers.com
Prospective student, Kelsey Smith, "Young, Beautiful And Vanished: 15 Unthinkable Crimes," 10/16/09 and 10/25/09 E! Entertainment
Geography, John Harrington, "K-State Student Map Out The Seven Deadly Sins," 10/16/09 Kansas City Star, PostBulletin.com
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Tiahrt Lauds NBAF Funding, Votes Against Allowing President To Transfer Terrorists To USA," 10/16/09 El Dorado TimesNational Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, Tom Manney, "Risk Assessment Will Look At Safety Of Proposed Animal Disease Research Center In Kansas," 10/16/09 Kansas City Star, Wichita Eagle
Sociology, anthropology, and social work, "YouTube's Anniversary: How HOTorNOT Started It All," 10/16/09 AllBusiness
K-State, "K-State, CGSC Team Up For Scholars," 10/16/09 Fort Leavenworth Lamp
Marching band, "Chapman High School Band Earns Great Rating At KSU Marching Festival," 10/16/09 Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Clinical science, Kate Stenske, "How Dog Germs Spread," 10/16/09 NewsWest.com
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility Bill May Stop Texas From Messing With Project," 10/16/09 Kansas City Business Journal
College of Engineering Eyestone Lecture Series, "K-State: Global Marketing Executive To Speak At K-State College Of Engineering's Eyestone Lecture," 10/15/09 Individual.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/eyesto101509.html
Research and extension, Dorivar Ruiz Diaz, "Lime Acid Soils For Optimum Wheat Production," 10/15/09 AgProfessional
Family studies and human services, Mary DeLuccie, Division of Continuing Education, Dave Stewart, "K-State Offering An Online Bachelor's Degree Completion Program In Family Studies And Human Services," 10/15/09 Reuters, Charlotte Business Journal, Albany Business News, Bolsamania.com, Nashville Business Journal, Pacific Business News, Kansas City Business Journal, Las Vegas Review-Journal, Houston Business Journal, Birmingham Business Journal, Triad Business Journal, Puget Sound Business Journal, Portland Business Journal, Cincinnati Business Courier, Memphis Business Journal, Washington Business Journal, El Periódico de Catalunya, StreetInsider.com, Tampa Bay Business Journal, Phoenix Business Journal, PR Newswire, San Antonio Business Journal, Boston Business Journal, Triangle Business Journal, News Blaze, Milwaukee Business Journal, Orlando Business Journal, New Mexico Business Weekly, Pittsburgh Business Times, Baltimore Business Journal, Quote.com (Lycos), Jacksonville Business Journal, San Francisco Business Times, Denver Business Journal, Columbus Business First, Wichita Business Journal, Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, Sacramento Business Journal, Philadelphia Business Journal, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, St. Louis Business Journal, Yahoo! News, Dayton Business Journal, Breitbart.com, Austin Business Journal, Atlanta Business Chronicle, South Florida Business Journal, Buffalo Business First, Louisville Business First, Dallas Business Journal, The Sun Herald http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/fshs101509.html
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "US House Passes Bill Containing NBAF Funding," 10/15/09 Kansas Public Radio, Topeka Capital Journal, Examiner.com
President Kirk Schulz, "Kansas State President To Discuss Audit Response," 10/15/09 Hutchinson News, Pittsburg KOAM, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, Hays Daily News, KFOR-TV NBC 4 Oklahoma City, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita, Kearney KHGI-NTV, KFSM, Wichita Eagle, University Business, kctv.com, koamtv.com, ksnt.com 49abcnews.com, Nebraska.tv, Insciences.org, kake.com, Kansas City Star, 10/16/09 Individual.com, kwch.com
K-State, "Six Receive Grants To Study For PhD Overseas," 10/15/09 The National
Engineering, David Steward, "Sustainable Water Use, Climate Change Impacts On International Markets, Restoration Of Chicago Ecosystems Among Research Projects," 10/15/09 MediLexicon, NewsGuide.us, National Science Foundation (NSF), Eureka! Science News, American Association for the Advancement of Science/EurekAlert
Retired faculty, James Ragan, Jr, "Kansas State Professor James Ragan, Jr. Dies Of Cancer," 10/15/09 Manhattan Free Press
Agricultural economics, Barry Flinchbaugh, "Farm Foundation To Host 30-Year Challenge Conference," 10/15/09 AgWired
Business Administration, "Couple Gives To College," 10/15/09 Manhattan Free Press
President Kirk Schulz, "An Extra Month For Audit Response," 10/15/09 Manhattan Mercury 10/15/09
Biology, "Sen. Roberts Announces $441,000 Grant To KSU," 10/15/09 Manhattan Mercury
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity, "Riley To Host 'Resurrection Halloween' Event," 10/15/09 Manhattan Mercury
President Kirk Schulz, "Grad, Retention Rates Occupy," 10/14/09 Manhattan Mercury
Agriculture, "KSU Gets $441k Grant," 10/14/09 Topeka Capital Journal, U.S. Senator Pat Roberts (R-KS)
Psychology, Lester Loschky, student, Adam Larson, "K-State Psychology Research Findings About The Veracity Of Peripheral Vision Could Lead To Robotic Eyes Better At Interpreting Information," 10/14/09 Kansas City Infozine, 10/15/09 Machineslikeus.com, 10/18/09 Manhattan Mercury, 10/19/09 UPI.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/vision101509.html
National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility, "Kansas Projects Funded By Appropriations Bill," 10/14/09 Kansas Farmer
Civil engineering, David Steward, "National Science Foundation Awards Grants For Studies Of Coupled Natural And Human Systems," 10/14/09 Sciencecodex.com, RedOrbit.com, Brightsurf
Public Safety, Steve Galitzer, "K-State Testing New Emergency Alerts," 10/14/09 49 News: ABC Topeka http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/alertstest100709.html
Agriculture, Fred Cholick, "'World Peace Has Roots In Kansas'," 10/14/09 Kansas City Infozine, Ag Professional
Johnson Cancer Center, "'Think Pink' At K-State," 10/14/09 49 ABC News, WIBW http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/cancerquilt100509.html
Alumna, Diane DeBacker, "Interim Commissioner Named," 10/14/09 Topeka Capital Journal
College of Veterinary Medicine, "Lawrence Couple Establish Scholarship," 10/14/09 LJWorld.com
President Kirk Schulz, "Business Leaders Honored," 10/14/09 Salina Journal
Animal sciences and industry, James Marsden, "BMTS Furthers Development Of Its Demolizer(R) Home Unit," 10/14/09 Earth Times
Distance Learning Program, Mike Kiel, "GEAPS – KSU Launching 2010 Distance-Education Courses In January," 10/14/09 Grainnet.com
International Grains Program, "Nigerian Poultry Operators Interested In US Grains," 10/14/09 All About Feed
Sociology, anthropology, and social work, Mike Wesch, "Information And Skepticism: From Rousseau To Facebook," Zalman Kelber, 10/14/09 North By Northwestern
Landon Lecture, "K-State: Media Arrangements For K-State Landon Lecture By Sheila Blair," 10/14/09 TMCnet.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/bairadv101409.html
English, Philip Nel, "'Where The Wild Things Are' Is Classic Because Of Storyline That Focuses On The Basic Needs Of Children, According To A K-State Children's Literature Expert," 10/13/09 Reuters, Portland Business Journal, Triangle Business Journal, Digital Post Production, Melodika.net, Pittsburgh Business Times, Dayton Business Journal, Memphis Business Journal, Nashville Business Journal, Red Orbit, Denver Business Journal, Audio Video Producer, Corporate Media News, DVD Creation, Orlando Business Journal, National Post & Financial Post, WFFF Fox 44, Cincinnati Business Courier, Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, South Florida Business Journal, Kansas City Business Journal, KTRE, National Hispanic Corporate Council, St. Louis Business Journal, KFDA-TV Newschannel 10, Pacific Business News, California Chronicle, News Blaze, Austin Business Journal, Albany Business Review, Boston Business Journal, Baltimore Business Journal, Puget Sound Business Journal, Washington Business Journal, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, Breibart.com, The Sun Herald, Milwaukee Business Journal, San Antonio Business Journal, KLFY-TV 10 Lafayette, Downloads Portal, Atlanta Business Chronicle, KHRD-TV ABC 40, Sacramento Business Journal, Philadelphia Business Journal, Louisville Business First, Columbus Business First, Yahoo! News, Bolsamania (English), StreetInsider.com, San Francisco Business Times, Phoenix Business Journal, Tampa Bay Business Journal, Charlotte Business Journal, Dallas Business Journal, Las Vegas Review Journal, Houston Business Journal, TecTrends, Jacksonville Business Journal, Sys-Con UK, Birmingham Business Journal, Earth Times, digitalproducer.digitalmedianet.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/wildthings101309.html
Olathe Innovation Campus, Dan Richardson, "Kindergartner's Effort To Save Trees Pays Off," 10/13/09 Kansas City Star
McCain Performance Series, "Beatles Tribute Coming To KSU," 10/13/09 KSNT.com, 10/15/09 Topeka Capital Journal, Manhattan Mercury, 10/16/09 Fort Riley Post http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/rain101309.html
Kinesiology, David Dzewaltowski, "KSU Prof. Inducted To Hall Of Fame," 10/13/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/kinaward101409.html
K-State, "The Life Sciences In Kansas," 10/13/09 New Voices For Research
English, Philip Nel, "Dave Eggers, Tiki Barber and Pete Seeger Reveal the Children's Books that Changed Their Lives," 10/13/09 Thefastertimes.com
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Letter: NBAF Questioned," 10/13/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Extension, Karl Harborth, "Fall Farm Tour Travels Across Neosho County," 10/13/09 Farm Talk Newspaper
K-State, "Aspiring To Be Inspirational," 10/13/09 Topeka Capital Journal
K-State, "California Raisin Contest Awards 12 Bakers," 10/13/09 Snackadnbakery.com
Research and extension, "KU Chancellor Gets Familiar With Kansas," 10/13/09 Salina Journal
Student, Randi King, "Dogs And Cats 'Can Get Breast Cancer Too'," 10/13/09 Animalfriends.org
Journalism and mass communications, Stephen Wolgast, "Academic Dress Research Earns K-State Professor Fellow Status With Burgon Society," 10/13/09 Rxpgnews.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/wollyfellow101309.html
Women in Engineering and Science Program, Susan Arnold Christian, student, Denae Kraus, "Day Gives High School Girls Glimpse Of College Life," 10/13/09 Manhattan MercuryStudent, Patrick Kirk, history, Bonnie Lynn-Sherow, "University Student Looks Back In Time To The Effects Of The 1918 Flu Pandemic On K-State," 10/13/09 Manhattan Mercury
Psychology, Matthew Palmatier, "Why Unhealthy Habits Are Hard To Change," 10/12/09 Kansas Public Radio
Housing and dining, Rick Rudnick, "Coordinator Enjoys Being On 'Front Line Of Student Services," 10/12/09 Manhattan MercuryMcCain Auditorium, Todd Holmberg, computing and information science, Beth Unger, student, Samuel Brinton, "McCain To Celebrate Nearly 40 Years As A Cultural Center For K-State, Community," 10/12/09 Manhattan Mercury
Chemical engineering, Vikas Berry, student, Kabeer Jasuja, "Graphene Used As Floating-Molecular Carpet To Ornament It With 24-Carat Gold 'Snowflakes,'" 10/12/09 Physorg.com, Nanowerk LLC, Eureka! Science News, AZO Nanotechnology, 10/13/09 Science Daily, Softpedia http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/goldflake101309.html
National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility, "House, Senate Approve Ag Spending Bill," 10/12/09 Drovers
Animal sciences and industry, Charles Lee, "EPA Will Review Prairie Dog Poison," 10/12/09 Salina Journal
Agronomy, Jim Schroyer, "Too Late To Cut Alfalfa?" 10/12/09 Salina Journal
K-State, "Federally Funded Regional Consortium To Test Ways To Improve Education," 10/12/09 Lake Expo
Alumna, Jaimee Beugelskijk, "How I Got The Job: Jamie Beugelskijk," 10/10/09 Kansas City Star
Mathematics, Zongzhu Lin, "K-State Mathematics Professor Serving As Program Director At National Science Foundation," 10/12/09 TMC.net, 10/15/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/linns101209.html
Lou Douglas Lecture Series, "Anti-Slavery Activist To Speak At K-State," 10/12/09 KSAL News http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/dengdou100809.html
K-State, Lea Steele, "Funding Cut May Stall Gulf War Illness Research," Scott Parks, 10/11/09 STLtoday.com
Kinesiology, Craig Harms, "On Fitness: Is Your Plate Half-Full Or Half-Empty? How Optimism Can Inhibit Weight-Loss," 10/11/09 Manhattan Mercury
Political science, Dale Herspring, "Don't Blame Russians For Georgia War," 10/11/09 Manhattan Mercury
Students, Lauren Hoover, "Education Briefs: K-State Student To Intern For Rep. Jenkins," 10/11/09 Manhattan Mercury
Students, Russell Webster, Dusty Garner, "Group Awards Scholarships For Work In Gay Community," 10/11/09 Manhattan Mercury
Student life, Michael Lynch, Honors Program, Stephen Kiefer, arts and sciences, Julie Hunt, "University To Hold Academic Majors Fair Oct. 14," 10/11/09 Manhattan Mercury
Johnson Center for Basic Cancer Research, Marcia Locke, "Regular Testing Can Help Detect Breast Cancer Early," 10/11/09 Manhattan Mercury
Students, Angela Dodd, Elyse Buckley, "12 Winners Enjoy Sweet Smell Of Success," 10/11/09 Manhattan Mercury
Associate General Contractors, Tom Logan, student, Leonel Hernandez, "KSU Student Contractor Group Selected As One Of The Best In US," 10/11/09 Manhattan MercuryAlumnus, Richard B. Meyers, "K-State's Own Commanding Force," 10/11/09 Manhattan Mercury
K-State, "Federally Funded Regional Consortium To Test Ways To Improve Education," Joe Robertson, 10/11/09 Kansas City Star
Apparel, textiles, and interior design, "DAAP Design Program Places In Top 30 Worldwide, "Carly Tamborski, 10/11/09 The News Record
Animal science and industry, Mike Brouk, "Dairy Farmers Carry Burden," Richard Gwin, 10/11/09 Lawrence Journal World
ROTC, "KSU ROTC: Fear Takes The Plunge," 10/10/09 Topeka Capital Journal, Kansan.com
Clinical science, Susan Nelson, "Owners Should Note Nutritional Info On Packaged Pet Foods, DVM Says," 10/10/09 DVM360.com, 10/11/09 Topeka Capital Journal, USAgNet, medindia.net, 10/8/09 content.usatoday.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/foodcal100809.html
Beach Museum, Kathrine Schlageck, "Halloween-Themed Workshop Will Be Oct. 23," 10/10/09 Abilene Reflector-Chronicle http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/creepyb100809.html
Plant pathology, Chris Toomajian, "KSU To Host Gene Symposium," 10/10/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/genomics100909.html
Geography, "KSU's GeoBowl Team Places 1st," 10/10/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/geobowl100909.html
Agricultural economics, Mike Woolverton, "Kan. Ag Company Reports A Year Of Growth," 10/10/09 Wichita Eagle
Agricultural economics, Jay O'Neil, "US Exporters Jostle For Corn, Soy As Harvest Drags," 10/09/09 Reuters
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Business Relocating To Manhattan," 10/09/09 Topeka Capital Journal, KTKA-TV 49 ABC, 10/8/09 emporiagazette.com
College of Veterinary Medicine, Ralph Richardson, "Boehringer Adding To Animal Drug Business," 10/09/09 Greenwich Time
Political science, Joe Aistrup, "Prestigious Award Could Be A Burden," 10/09/09 Kansas City Star
International Grains Program, "Nigerian Poultry Operators Discuss US Feed Grains," 10/9/09 Thepoultrysite.com
Industrial extension services, Richard Nelson, civil engineering, Alexander Mathews, "Global Meet On Climate Change In Trivandrum," 10/9/09 Commodityonline.com, Indianews.com
K-State, "Kansas Cities: Manhattan," 10/9/09 Kansan.com
Students, Tyra Olstad, Melissa Belz, Samantha Hartley, Colton Youngs, Jim Wells, "K-State Team Wins GeoBowl Title," 10/9/09 TradingMarkets.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/geobowl100909.html
K-State, "KDOT Officals Review Possible Highway Projects," 10/9/09 Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Family studies and human services, John Grable, "New Ways Of Measuring Market Risk Tolerance," 10/9/09 Finance.yahoo.com, Money.cnn.com
Architectural engineering, Tom Logan, student, Leonel Hernandez, "KSU Contractors Get Recognition," 10/9/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/agcaward100909.html
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Brownback Calls Lab Funding A Milestone," 10/9/09 Manhattan Mercury, 10/12/09 LandJournal.com
Student, Alexa Hodes, "Jeans Don't Fit? Donate Them: K-State Program Helps Turn Used Denim Into Insulation For Communities In Need," 10/9/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Grant To Help Train Lab Techs For NBAF," 10/9/09 Manhattan Mercury
Animal sciences and industry, Jim Drouillard, student, Matt May, "Small World: S. African Company With KSU Ties Relocating Here," 10/9/09 Manhattan Mercury, 10/12/09 Cattle Network
Marching band, "33 Marching Bands To Fill Snyder Stadium For Festival," 10/8/09 Manhattan Mercury
K-State at Salina, "KSU Salina Nixes Funding For Transgender Speaker," 10/8/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Panel Earmarks $32M for NBAF," 10/8/09 Topeka Capital Journal, Manhattan Mercury
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Kansas Congressional Delegation Confident That NBAF Will Be Built," 10/08/09 Lawrence Journal World, 10/7/09 kansasfarmer.comAlumna, Bridgette West, "Bridgette West," 10/08/09 Wichita Eagle
Foundation, Alumni, Ronald and Jane Woellhof, "Couple Pledges $250K To KSU," 10/8/09 Topeka Capital Journal
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Kansas Delegation Reviews Biodefense Lab Progress," 10/8/09 Kansas City Star
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Critics Fear Disease Lab's Move," 10/8/09 Capitalpress.com
Family studies and human services, Charlotte Olsen, "Tips For Guilt-Free Childless Vacations," 10/8/09 Blisstree.com
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Ag Group Urges Congress to Move Forward on NBAF," 10/8/09 High Plains Journal
K-State at Salina, "Funding Rejected," 10/8/09 Salina Journal, Hays Daily News, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, Pittsburg KOAM, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita
Student, Jenae Skelton, "Agronomy, Crop and Soil Science Societies to Present Scholarships in Pittsburgh," 10/8/09 Physorg.com
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, research, Jerry Jaax, "NBAF Lab in Manhattan Will Be the only Defense Against Emerging Disease," 10/8/09 The Dispatch Online, 10/12/09 Ksaglad.com
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Kansas City Star: Parkinson Hails News of NBAF Funding Deal," 10/8/09 NBAFblog.com
Agricultural economics, Barry Flinchbaugh, "As Yields Bust Bins, Prices Disappoint," 10/8/09 Wichita Eagle
Alumnus, Philip Wood, "Burnham Institute puts Together All-Star Team," 10/8/09 OrlandoSentinel.com
National Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "Congress Provides Funds -- but Forbids Spending it Until Further Study is Completed -- for NBAF Project," 10/7/09 LJWorld.com
K-State, "Senator Roberts: Senate Passes Defense Bill; Includes $40.8 Million in Important Kansas Projects," 10/7/09 roberts.senate.gov
K-State, "Flax-Fed Beef Provides Healthful Alternative," 10/7/09 siouxcityjournal.com
McCain Performance Series, "Troupe Brings Radio Theater To McCain," 10/7/09 Manhattan Mercury
President Kirk Schulz, agronomy, Chuck Rice, "K-State To Share $20M Energy Grant: Fund To Help KSU To Research Climate Change," 10/7/09 Manhattan Mercury
Research, "$15M In Defense Bill Slated For Area Projects," 10/7/09 Manhattan MercuryNational Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "S. African Company To Move Here," 10/07/09 Manhattan Mercury
Clinical sciences, Susan Nelson, "K-State Veterinarian Says Owners Should Count How Many Calories Their Obese Pets Take In And Consider Several Factors When Feeding Pets For Good Health," 10/7/09 RedOrbit, Congoo, KAIT-TV ABC 8 Jonesboro, Newswise, BioWorld Online, Nurseweek, Forbes.com (Forbes Magazine), Jacksonville Business Journal, Houston Business Journal, Sacramento Business Journal, The Sun Herald, Breibart.com, Atlanta Business Chronicle, Birmingham Business Journal, Portland Business Journal, San Antonio Business Journal, Philadelphia Business Journal, Buffalo Business First, Wichita Business Journal, CBS Marketwatch, Charlotte Business Journal, SYS-CON India, SYS-CON Australia, Quote.com (Lycos), Nashville Business Journal, StreetInsider.com, Baltimore Business Journal, Las Vegas Review-Journal, Tampa Bay Business Journal, South Florida Business Journal, Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, SYS-CON Italy, Orlando Business Journal, SYS-CON France, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, Triangle Business Journal, Yahoo! News, Pacific Business News, Pittsburg Business Times, Sys-Con UK, Daytona Business Journal, Louisville Business First, Sys-con Belgium, Washington Business Journal, Cincinnati Business Journal, Kansas City Business Journal, News Blaze, Boston Business Journal, Bolsamania (English), Columbus Business First, PR Newswire, Dallas Business Journal, SYS-CON BRASIL, Memphis Business Journal, Sys-Con DE, New Mexico Business Weekly, SYS-CON Canada, Austin Business Journal, Albany Business Review, Earth Times, Milwaukee Business Journal, Triad Business Journal, Puget Sound Business Journal, San Francisco Business Times, Denver Business Journal, St. Louis Business Journal, El Periódico de Catalunya, Phoenix Business Journal, Orlando Business Journal, Business Journal of Milwaukee, Webnewswire.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/foodcal100809.html
Southeast Agricultural Research Center, "KSU Research Center Hosts Grazing School," 10/7/09 herald-online.com
K-State, "Few Professors Award of Textbook Royalty Policy," 10/7/09 kansan.com
Alumnus, Kipp Van Dyke, "Alumni Publish Survival Handbook," 10/7/09 Iowa State Daily.com
National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility, research, Ron Trewyn, "NBAF Impact Subject Of Chamber Banquet Address," 10/7/09 Dispatch On-line
K-State, "College Students Disregard Health Advice, Study Finds," Craig Frucht, 10/7/09 WSN
Animal sciences and industry, Ken Odde, "KSU Schedules Swine Day For Nov. 19," 10/7/09 High Plains Journal
Agronomy, Charles Rice, chemistry, Duy Hua, "Higuchi Award Winners Named," 10/7/09 LJWorld.com
President Kirk Schulz, "International Health Firm Chooses Manhattan," 10/6/09 WIBW TV
K-State, "Mass Casualty Exercise Deemed A Success," 10/6/09 Manhattan MercuryNational Agro and Bio-Defense Facility, "NBAF Research Funds Win Committee OK," 10/6/09 Manhattan Mercury
K-State, "Four Kansas Universities To Share $20 Million To Study Climate Change, Renewable Energy," 10/6/09 LJWorld.com, Wichita Eagle, 1350kman.com, KFSM
Diagnostic medicine and pathobiology, Douglas Powell, "Safe Food Handling Labels On Takeout Add Value," 10/6/09 Chain Leader
Extension, Charlotte Shoup Olsen, "After Marriage, Dating Still Important," 10/6/09 Info Zine
K-State, "Youth Compete At 77th Annual KJLS," 10/6/09 Farmtalknewspaper.comK-State, "Fall Break Prompts Alert Of Serial Rapist In Kan.," 10/6/09 New York Times, Washington Post
K-State, "A Night Of 100 Colleges," 10/6/09 Killeen Daily Herald
K-State Engineering and Construction, "The Mentor: Ed Wambsganss Founded Companies And Created Industry Leaders," 10/6/09 Colorado Construction
K-State, "Denim: A Continuously Evolving Textile," 10/6/09 Kentucky Kernel
Student, Haley Tieben, "The State's Champion Texter," 10/5/09 Manhattan Mercury
Johnson Center For Basic Cancer Research, "KSU Cancer Center Hosting 'Think Pink' Event," 10/5/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/cancerquilt100509.html
Beach Museum, Kathrine Schlageck, "Beach Museum To Host Preview Of 'Art: 21' Series," 10/5/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/art21100509.html
History, Fred L. Parrish Lecture Series, "Early Christianity Expert To Be First In New K-State History Department Lecture Series," 10/5/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/oct09/witherington100509.html
Human nutrition, "Human Nutrition Specialist To Present Lecture Oct. 8," 10/5/09 Manhattan Mercury
Veterinary Medicine, "Relationships Of Incoming Cattle Traits To Feedlot," 10/5/09 thefencepost.com
Housing and dining services, Derek Jackson, West Hall, "K-State Students Evacuated," 10/5/09 Topeka Capital Journal
NBAF, "Brownback Secures Funding To Begin NBAF Research at Kansas State University," 10/5/09 mcphersonsentinel.com, 49 ABC News KTKA.com, USAgNet
Mechanical and nuclear engineering, Douglas McGregor, engineering, John English, "K-State Engineers Awarded For 2009 Top-100 Technology Product," 10/5/09 Winfield Daily Courier
K-State, "Campus Rape Warning Prompted By Fall Break, Not New Attacks," 10/5/09 Hays Daily News, KSALLink.com, KSN News 3, KNSS-AM, Hutchinson News, KSHB-TV NBC 41 Kansas City, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita, Pittsburg KOAM, The Kansas City Star, Kearney KHGI-NTV, Fort Mills Times, KSNT, NTV, KNSS, KSN TV, Wichita Eagle
Band Day, "Band Day," 10/5/09 Emporia Gazette
Animal sciences and industry, James Marsden, "E. Coli Path Shows Flaws in Beef Industry," 10/4/09 New York Times, Ocala.com, Gainesville Sun
Alumnus, Nathan Jackson, "Lincoln Center Theatre's BROKE-OLOGY Ushers in 25th Anniversary Season," 10/4/09 International Business Times
Pollution Prevention Institute, Barbara Johnson, "Tackling Toxins," 10/4/09 Salina Journal
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bye manny....
Oh snap! Must be something about that California weather that makes sluggers wanna get juiced up. He ain't the first, and won't be the last
does this fall under "manny being manny"
I guess all the poo talking BooSux fans were saying about the Yankees players being juiced during their WS run seems a bit ..well funnier now.
Manny plays for Boston?
Manny plays for Boston?
I can repeat it again real slow if you like...:patriot:
They are calling it performance enhancing drugs instead of steroids.
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Ramirez is expected to attribute the positive test results to medication he received from a doctor for a personal medical issue, the Los Angeles Times reported, citing a source familiar with the matter.
A horse doctor or?
Effin great, just what the Dodgers didn't need. Oh well, maybe Dodger stadium won't be so packed Saturday when I go to the game.
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Sean Miguel Thompson, better known by his stage name Sean T, is an American rapper and record producer from East Palo Alto, California. Throughout his career both as a rapper and a producer, he has released seven solo albums, two albums with his group Murder One Gangstas and has worked with some of California's top rappers, including E-40, C-Bo, and 3X Krazy.[1]
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- 1996: Pimp Lyrics & Dollar Signs
- 2000: Heated
- 2001: Can I Shine?
- 2002: Familiar Ground
- 2003: Terrain Boss
- 2005: Ain't Playin'
- 2013: My Testimony - EP
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Grey Dawn (1962–1991) was an French Thoroughbred Champion racehorse who was the only horse to ever beat the great Sea Bird.[1] Grey Dawn was bred and raced by American Gertrude Widener, a member by marriage of the prominent racing Widener family. She maintained homes and racing stables in New York City and Paris.
Trained by Etienne Pollet, in 1964 Grey Dawn defeated Sea Bird to win the Grand Critérium. Combined with wins in the Prix de la Salamandre and Prix Morny, he earned French Champion Two-Year-Old Colt honors.
At age three, Grey Dawn won the Prix de Fontainebleau and notably ran second in the Poule d'Essai des Poulains (French 2000 Guineas). He was sent to the United States to race in 1966 where he was required to be registered as Grey Dawn II. Under trainer Horatio Luro, Grey Dawn won a division of the Brandywine Turf Handicap at Delaware Park Racetrack [2] and was third in the Tidal Handicap.
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Retired to stud at Domino Stud Farm in Lexington, Kentucky, Grey Dawn was a successful sire of seventy-three stakes winners. The broodmare sire of more than one hundred and twenty-five stakes winners, in 1990 he was the Leading broodmare sire in North America.
Grey Dawn was the sire of:
- Vigors (b. 1973) - wins include the 1977 Hollywood Invitational Turf Handicap and 1978 Santa Anita Handicap
- Heavenly Cause (b. 1978) - American Champion Two-Year-Old Filly (1980)
- Christmas Past (b. 1979) - American Champion Three-Year-Old Filly (1982)
- Bounding Basque (b. 1980) - career earner of $1,256,258. Wins include Wood Memorial Stakes and Brooklyn Handicap
- Grey Classic (b. 1983) - Canadian Champion Two-Year-Old Colt
Grey Dawn was the damsire of:
- Waquoit (b. 1983) - multiple stakes winner in the United States with career earnings in excess of US$2.2 million
- Opening Verse (b. 1986) - won 1991 Breeders' Cup Mile
- Itsallgreektome (b. 1987) - 1990 American Champion Male Turf Horse and sire of Preakness Stakes winners Gate Dancer and Louis Quatorze
- Silver Patriarch (b. 1994) - won St. Leger Stakes, Coronation Cup, Gran Premio del Jockey Club
Grey Dawn died in 1991 at age twenty-nine, and a rarity, was still active in the breeding shed. He was buried in the equine cemetery at Domino Stud Farm.[3]
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A former trusted aide who spent several hours a day in the pontiff's company, the 46-year-old Gabriele — one of the 594 citizens of the world's smallest state — will now have to move out of his home within the Vatican's walls.
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Gabriele, one of the few lay members of the "pontifical family," leaked the sensitive memos to the press as part of a whistle-blowing campaign against what he called "evil and corruption" in the Vatican.
None of the leaked documents threatened the papacy. Most were of interest only to Italians, as they concerned relations between Italy and the Vatican and a few local scandals and personalities. Their main aim appeared to be to discredit Benedict's trusted No. 2, the secretary of state, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone.
Many religious observers had thought it unlikely that the Vatican would expel Gabriele because of the risk that he would be free to reveal further secrets.
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Many hope that Gabriele's freedom may allow him to reveal whether the leaks were orchestrated by higher powers.
The butler told Italian investigative journalist Gianluigi Nuzzi, who published the leaks, that there were "around 20" like-minded people in the Vatican — sparking rumors that disgruntled cardinals may have been behind the leaks. Technically the criminal investigation remains open, and few in the Vatican believe Gabriele could have constructed such a plot without at least the endorsement of others.
There was much talk of a power struggle between Bertone and his opponents — although Gabriele told the court he worked alone.
The documents, secretly copied and leaked in a case that has been dubbed "Vatileaks," included allegations by a former governor of the city state of massive fraud within its walls.
Vatican police said they had found more than 1,000 secret documents, some photocopies but others originals, in Gabriele's home, that had been stolen from the papal palace.
These included letters from cardinals and politicians and papers the pontiff himself had marked "to be destroyed."
Gabriele had said he wanted to "help" the pope who, he claimed, had been kept in ignorance of scandals inside the Vatican.
He expressed frustration with a culture of secrecy in the Vatican — from the mysterious disappearance of the daughter of a Vatican employee in 1983 to a quickly hushed-up double murder and suicide by a Swiss guard in 1998.
While the disgraced butler was initially given a three-year jail term, the presiding judge reduced the sentence on the grounds of his past service to the Catholic Church and his apology to the pope for betraying him.
The butler's accomplice, a computer programmer who was convicted in November of helping Gabriele engineer the leaks, will also be pardoned, Lombardi said.
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The HTC Sensation is something of a latecomer to the dual-core smartphone party but the wait has been worth it. Packing in a 1.2GHz processor, 8 megapixel camera, high-resolution screen, and a stunning design, it most definitely lives up to its name.
As ever with HTC, it's the design of the Sensation that first hits you. The curved edges to the glass front doesn't necessarily look better than a flat fronted phone but it does help the Sensation stand out. It's the back that is a true work of greatness, though. The tri-tone grey arrangement is a stunningly effective piece of subtle design. The top and bottom sections are patches of soft touch plastic while the stripe through the middle is part of the Aluminium frame that makes up the back. Breaking up the grey and black are little flashes of chrome or polished Aluminium just to give it that little sprinkling of bling.
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Round the edges is the usual selection of features. Up top is a headphone jack, the left is home to the volume rocker and microUSB socket, the right is blank, while the bottom houses the little fingernail button for prizing the back off. On said back is the 8 megapixel camera with its twin LED flashes and stereo mics for video, along with the speaker and further mics for noise-cancelling in-call. As we've come to expect from HTC, the only omission is an HDMI socket.
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Liking the look of this phone, but I read elsewhere that Sense 3.0 won't be made available to earlier handsets? Apparently the single core hardware isn't up to it, but I find that hard to believe given how well SPB Shell 3D runs on these handsets.
If I try to play the embedded YouTube vid I get 'This video is private'. Just me?
Guys... it keeps on saying the youtube video is private??
If, (as is strongly suspected), the iPhone 5 does not get released until Autumn / Christmas time, I can see Apple losing a lot of their customer base to HTC this summer. I have had various iPhones for 3 years now and am really impressed with Sense 3.0 and the hardware specs of the Sensation. I hope the UI is as intuitive as the promo clips portray because if so (and apart from the ridiculous names they give their phones), HTC has just won a soon to be ex-Apple customer this summer!
Does this have an LED light?
Need to fix the inverted comma's in the reviews... they seem fine in the comments...
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This may be the first phone I've seen that actually looks worth upgrading to from a hardware perspective since getting my Desire over a year ago.
But I can't help thinking it'd still be better to wait until Ice Cream and iOS 5 hit before shelling out.
After having upgraded my personal phone to a Sensation from a Desire and being given a Galaxy 2S by my employer, it's been interesting to compare the two. Certainly, the Sensation can't match the contrast of the Galaxy's screen or its raw performance but, at the same time, the user experience of the Sensation is well ahead of the Galaxy. Maybe it's just a familiarity with Sense (my last two phones having been the Hero and the Desire) but it stills feels more intuitive and considered than Samsung's diabolical "TouchWiz" (God, I hate that name...)
The Sensation also feels much more substantial in the hand which is obviously a design decision since when removed from its shell, the HTC's innards are about the same thickness as the Samsung's.
Whichever one you pick, however, you'll still have something that is significantly faster and more versatile than an iPhone 4!
Re: Lack of HDMI, the MicroUSB Socket is an MHL (Mobile HighDefinition Link) socket. Get an adaptor and it'll convert the MicroUSB to HDMI! DONE! :)
Newer TV's will also even charge the phone off the HDMI!
Currently getting about a day and a half out of each charge and i'm going through the process of setting it up and loading it with apps. Battery life seems to get better as time goes. Currently using an app called Battery Indicator Pro. 28 hours since charged, 21% left.
Think the review might want to re-examine battery life after a few charge cycles.
You said is the video screen is superb and the view angles are good its produces good black levels, then why do you gave it a 7/10? i really don't get it
also the usability score need to be at least a 9 not an 8.
This is the best Smartphone on the market in my opinion, price is a bit high but why better than iphone 4 price.
this phone is at least 9/10. Lower than that is considered a biased review.
Stuffed between Samsung & Motorola the HTC does exactly what it was designed to do. Good review.... job well done!
As an HTC Sensation owner, I will broadly agree with the review. One little omission though-downloaded music sound quality. I have a pair of £300+ Grado SR325i headphones and listened to some uncompressed WMA files. The result? STUNNING! Best I've ever heard from any portable device including iPods etc. And the inbuilt amp is powerful enough to drive those Grados without a problem. It would be nice if somebody could come up with an extended battery pack incorporating a headphone amp though-light the blue touch paper and stand well back!
I have an iPhone as my personal phone & have just switched to a HTC Sensation from a Blackberry for my work phone...am really liking it so far (obviously anything is an improvement from the Blackberry!) battery life is a big downer tho! I look forward to learning more about this phone ,btw, there's also a fans site http://www.htcsensationforum.com for the phone, take care.
Been using tge sensation for 1.5 years and battery life is a big issue on it. When it was new it would last me 3/4 of a day witout charging but now it barely gives me 3 hours. Also disappointed in the browser it shuts down abnormally most of the time and every time i exit the browser the phone goes into a loop with the white HTC screen. Also each loop sucks up upto 10% of baterry life. It does have a great camera and music player . Overall i am quite disappointed and am contemplating switching to an iphone 5s.
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TH350 Manual Valve Question
I just bought a cobbled together '82 Camaro that has a carbureted 350 engine and a TH350 of unknown lineage in it. Evrything on this car has been taken apart and put back together with something different, chrome plated or 'performance', and maladjusted without fail. I am getting things sorted out one by one, but now I came upon something I need some advice on.
The shift detents were in all the wrong places. I took the console out to discover that the shifter had been cobbled (I mean pieces welded in & such). I figured, OK, now I can sort this out. So I straightened everything the best I could. There is some adjustment available at the shift cable attach point at the transmission (now I wonder if they machined that in themselves, to try to fix what they screwed up). I set the thing up so that the neutral detent inside the trans lines up with the neutral lock in the shifter, it had been way out of adjustment.
To my surprise, the thing still wasn't proper. Several more adjustment attempts, and I arrived where I have it now, temporarily until I can fix it right. That is, I needed the neutral lock in the shifter to correspond with neutral in the trans, so as not to accidentally get reverse, and I need park to work. I got that to happen, but everything is approximately one detent removed from its proper function.
The problem is, that the detents inside the transmission (not at the shifter, I have verified this with the shifter disconnected), do not properly line up with the functions on the valve. In order to get normal operation in any of the forward gears, the thing has to be sitting up on top of a detent. The drive detent (which I believe is really supposed to be the neutral detent) puts it between second gear and drive, but not far enough to lock the band in second (doesn't upshift into third or lock into second). It has to be pushed forward some to get proper Drive behavior. Proper second gear sits on top of the next detent. And the next detent gets first gear. The parking pawl doesn't engage until the shifter is pushed well past the park detent.
Never having been inside one of these, and not wanting to disassemble it without knowing what I am doing, I hit the books. My thought was, obviously, that the linkage to the valve must be messed up somehow in the transmission. OK, so when I look at the pictures, there is the manual shaft, and an S-link that hooks it to the manual valve, and a rod going back to the parking pawl assembly. So far, I can understand. Attached to the manual shaft is a piece of sheet metal with cogs on it. When I saw this, I thought, well this must be it, these cogs must be what make up the detents in the manual shaft rotational travel, and someone screwed with it and got it messed up somehow. But, as I read further in the assembly manual, here they describe putting in a 'detent rod, spring, and ball', the picture shows it going into the valve body right in line with the manual valve. Well, I've been around enough pneumatic and hydraulic stuff in my work life to know that the easiest way to put a detent into a linear travel on a rod sliding in a bore, is to machine a land into the rod, and push a spring loaded ball in at a 90 degree angle to it, so that it snaps into place, precisely locating the rod while giving a positive feel to the location. So now I'm thinking, if that's how they get the detents in the manual valve spool, then what the heck is that cogged part on the actuating shaft for?
I need someone who has had one of these apart to explain it to me, I can't find a book anywhere yet that tells how that part works. If one of the previous owners got in there and mucked it up, I can probably fix it (they weren't smart enough to do too much real damage to everything else they 'fixed'). I just need to know whether that cogged part gives the detents, or whether a spring loaded ball clicking into relief areas on the spool gives the detents. If it is the latter, I suppose the valve body is screwed (could they do this by screwing up a shift kit installation?). I can probably scrape up another valve body and put it in there if I have to. The trans seems otherwise OK, as in no slipping and fluid smells OK, and of course I haven't burned it up yet, so if I can fix it to run until I get an overdrive transmission, that would be nice.
I've read at length how this manual valve operates. So I figure if there is a spring loaded ball sitting in a land to locate it, then that's all there is to it, it's located, and if the trans doesn't behave right, then something is screwed with either the spool or the passages in the valve body. I'm hoping to hear that the detents are derived from the cogged wheel, and either they bent the S link or mis-located the cogged wheel, because I figure I could fix that pretty easily. Maybe they bent it up internally by forcing it with the wrong shifter?
I have read a good deal of this forum and I respect you transmission gurus a lot. I hope you get the time to read this and lend me the benefit of your experience. Thanks!
PS. Yes, I will replace the shifter, but it does function for now.
there is an early detent spring and linkage setup for the t-350 tranny.
If the early dentent spring is used with the late rooster , this will cause a mis alignment
Dont worry how old you are... it is the mileage on your body that adds up.
Yours will probably have the "S" link in the valve body.
From the rooster comb to the manual valve.
With the detent in D position the manual valve should be close to the back of the valve body.
If it's too far out squeeze it with a pair of pliers.
Too far in use snap ring pliers and spread it a bit.
There is a possibility of the nut that retains the rooster comb is loose.
This would allow excess movement.
Last edited by stu; 11-09-2004 at 08:53 PM.
Thanks Guys .....
I appreciate you taking the time to reply.
From what I read, the thing I was calling the cogged wheel is the 'rooster comb', I guess that's pretty obvious. And I guess it rides on something to give the detent positions. So if they haven't put the wrong one in, I should be able to just adjust that S link. Or should I just replace it? Is this something that usually needs adjusting, or is it supposed to be a standard dimension? If it is not unusual to have to adjust it, is there some way to tell when the valve is in the proper position while the pan is off? Can you feel it click into each position? Is there an easy way to tell whether they switched in an early or late part that doesn't belong?
Thanks again guys!
I feel a bath in trans fluid coming on ......
check the manual valve as stu points out.
I've never seen them so far out of adjustment that the tranny did not function well. unless soemthing is bent
Dont worry how old you are... it is the mileage on your body that adds up.
th350 shift alignment
this may not be of any help to you, and the th350s I am working on are 75-79 units, but, since you said you have not been into the guts of this beast before it has been my experience that people who are willing to deform shifter patterns may be trying to compensate for equally inventive wrenchwork.
I haven't had the occasion to figure out an inappropriate retro-fitment of a rooster comb yet, but have run into a couple of other wierdnesses which could seem detent-related. Both are related to aftermarker parts which allow for adjustment of the governor and vacuum modulator. I'm not sure, but it seems that either alone, or in tandem, either part - if sufficiently tweaked - could throw off the base-line pressure referenced by the detente valve assembly.
Again, I'm not sure this has anything to do with what may be no more that an inadept set-up of the rooster comb, but there is more info available through google at th350 governor and th350 rooster, both of which have listings for shift problems, old and new.
hope this helps,
Thank you for answering this very old thread.
The question in moot now anyway, since a few days after this conversation took place, the transmission totally self-destructed. Probably from being driven with the detents pushing the valve into the wrong position all the time. I got about 30 miles out of the thing.
It's sitting, and when I get to it, it will get a 4 speed auto or conversion to 5 speed manual.
Got all the parts, but no time with my job heating up big time. I might just junk the damn car.
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