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Poss How To - Bumper / fan / condenser removal + intercooler pipe O rings replace
Took some pics along the way whilst taking the front of the car off today. I know there are existing How To posts for this already, but it never hurts to have some more pics to refer to!
So ... off we go.
It's a good idea to jack up the front of the car a bit to give you access to the fasteners underneath.
Removing the bumper.
There are four attachments along the front underneath (not marked in the following pic), those twisty things. They attach to the big, heavy splash guard, which does not itself have to be removed.
Then there are two 10mm bolts above each headlamp unit, and five along the top of the grille. MG grilles are integral part of the bumper, unlike on the 75.
There are three screws along the outer lower part of the bumper that attach underneath onto the plastic undertray at each side. This undertray is not part of the big, heavy splash guard.
There is one 10mm bolt at the upper rear corner of the bumper, that screws into the wing.
Obviously, this is the same on the other side.
Having removed all these fixers, pull the sides of the bumper off by giving a sharp tug - they're held in place along the sides by a plastic runner, and by little popper "Christmas trees" where the yellow arrow in the pic is.
Carefully lift the bumper off, disconnecting electrical plugs as necessary.
(Alternatively, leave the outside temp sensor connection in place and move the bumper to one side. This will save it having to re-configure itself when re-connected later. If the sensor is left diconnected, your outside temp. display will show -30C. Otherwise, it may take up to a couple of hours to re-balance itself once reconnected.)
My car has headlamp washers, so I had to disconnect the water supply tube. This unclips at the pump - make sure you have a bucket to hold the water.
Get an assistant to make sure your container doesn't overflow. This plan also gives you a few minutes peace to get on with what you're doing ...
While you're there, drain the washer reservoir anyway, remove the windscreen washer pump, prise out the rubber grommet and clean all the gunge off the filter bits at the bottom of it. This will save you thinking your pump is knackered at some future point. You will lose all the liquid in the reservoir, so get a big bucket like that above ready.
Removing the bumper support / lights / slam panel
As has been said elsewhere, it's easy to remove this lot in one go.
This photo shows the attachment points. There are four 13mm bolts at either side of the bumper bar, and one 10mm bolt on the top outer edge of the slam panel at either side. The cooling pipe that sits under the bar is attached with two bolts. Remove these and carefully move the pipe out of your way.
You have to disconnect:
1. A/C line clamp at RHS (left as you look at the engine bay). Lever the clip apart with a small screwdriver.
2. Support bar that goes to the fusebox. Either an 8mm bolt on the slam panel, or a 10mm at the fusebox end.
3. Bonnet release cables. Do this at the junction box on the RHS wing. Pop the box off, pull the cables out. When re-connecting later, make sure the thing the cylinders slide into is inverted i.e. the open bit facing inwards) so they don't pop out.
4. Headlamp connectors which sit under the lamp, as shown here for the LHS unit:
Carefully remove whole unit (pull upwards to clear radiator upper pegs) and place to one side.
Now your car should look something like this:
Removing the radiator fan
Disconnect the two connectors in the LHS wing which run to the fan control box.
Fan shroud attachment points are shown here (petrol variants will be slightly different).
The arrow at the top points to a bolt which holds the coolant reservoir in place. Undo this bolt, and the reservoir will slide out to your left. It has two pegs which go into holes on the fan shroud.
Yellow arrows show where the a/c pipes attach to the condenser. If you don't wish to disturb the a/c, you will have to cut parts of the fan shroud here to allow it to be moved over these pipes.
The fan and shroud should now be easily removable.
Removing the condenser
I needed to change my condenser. If you need to remove it, it's held in place by two 8mm bolts at the top rear of the radiator. The two screws you'll see of the brackets on either side of the top of the condensor are used for adjusting its position when reinstalling.
The a/c lines need to be detached. Ensure that the system has been drained of gas before doing this. If you don't, when you crack one of these connections you'll get a pressurised jet of gas shooting about 10 feet in front of the car as it gets expelled. Not that I did that, you understand. If you know you'll be removing the condenser, remove these lines before taking the fan off - that way you don't have to cut the shroud.
Each line is held in place by a long 8mm bolt. Once removed, you may have to work the fitting a little to get it out, as there's a rubber O ring on each pipe. Clean mating surfaces of any corrosion before re-attaching, and replace the O rings.
Loosen the two top 8mm bolts enough so that the condenser is free to move.
It's then held in place only by slotting in to the two holders, shown with yellow arrows here. Pull it up and away.
Once the condenser is off, you have free access to the radiator. Replace, admire the fan pattern or clean bugs off as required.
For reference, here's my old condenser - the main reason I had the front off in the first place:
Replacing Intercooler pipe O rings
This is a pretty straightforward job now that there's nothing in the way. The worst thing is cleaning all the oily gunge that will have accumulated in the area. Here's the state mine was in.
Here's how my original O ring looked once I'd cleaned some of the oily stuff off:
As you can see, it's popped right out. The lower one was still in place, but broken.
The next photo is looking from above. There's on 8mm bolt holding the pipe on, and the jubilee clip will need to be loosened to allow removal of the pipe too. Pull the big hose off the end of the pipe, then pop the pipe out of the intercooler end. Spend half an hour cleaning up oily gunge.
Here's my old O rings along with the two lovely new ones I got off Jules. (Ignore the price sticker, that's not what he charges for them!):
... and here are the new ones installed in the correct positions on the intercooler pipe:
When replacing the pipe at the intercooler end, make sure it goes right in. The lower O ring will sit on a lip inside the intercooler, and you shouldn't be able to see the top O ring at all. It needs a bit of a firm shove to seat correctly.
The pipe with the new O rings does feel nice and snug, but no harm in whacking some Jubilee clips cable tied together on there for added security:
Putting things back together is easy enough ... just try to use up all the bolts you took out while taking things apart! And make sure you remember to route the bonnet release cables back to the junction box before re-attaching the slam panel.
Personal disclaimer:
This is probably not a full guide. Just what I remember after finishing the job. Search elsewhere for similar posts to help with aligning the bumper during replacement, for example.
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Good work. No wonder your lower bolts came out ok. Well lubricated with all that gunk. Was that caused just by old rings.....
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Just one point....
There is absolutely no need to take the bumper off to change the intercooler O rings. It can quite easily be done from above.
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Another point, I would recommend ramps as opposed to jacks (which can fail).
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Hi Angus.
brilliant how to and great pics thank you for taking the time to photo all your work and sharing it with us most appreciated. i hope you used viton rings when you replaced the old ones Arctic.
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Harry is quite correct - the intercooler pipe can be removed and replaced from above, as shown in other How To posts. Might be a touch on the fiddly side trying to fit Jubilee clips, though - although it's said that this isn't necessary but more of a belt and braces approach.
Dragrad ... Ramps are obviously a better plan than a Lidl trolley jack , however I can never get the front of my cars to go up them. Must say I've not tried with the MG, but bumper clearance is often an issue when driving the car up ramps. Theoretically, you only need to jack the car up to remove the undertray fasteners and side screws anyway - the car could happily sit on its wheels the rest of the time. In fact, with a short screwdriver you could get the fasteners out with the car on the ground (rust allowing).
Arctic ... Cheers, man. Yep, I used rings supplied by Jules. Nice tight fit
Zony ... Yes, it appears the original rings aren't really "fit for purpose". My pipe had popped out at the front edge along with the upper ring (compare my pics of old O ring in place cleaned up, and last pic with Jubilee clips in place - the lip on the pipe should sit flush with the top of the intercooler).
You can see in my pic with the pipe/old ring still in place that the pipe had been forced upwards so that the upper ring was exposed. The lower ring had snapped, but was still in place at the inner lip of the intercooler.
That's why I consider the Jubilee clips/cable ties to be a good idea - it's obviously possible to force the pipe out, and it only attaches by that single 8mm bolt on a plastic bracket, giving an ideal hinge-point for movement.
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If you need to vacumm and refilll your AC system again, there is a a guy I use just outside New Deer. Near the recycler/composter, Mike Helmsley, £30.00/session.
I like your idea on the jublee clip and ty wraps to retain the hose.
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That rectangular fan box on the passenger side of the fan assembly, does that release from some clips and pop out the front side?
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Dragrad ... Ramps are obviously a better plan than a Lidl trolley jack , however I can never get the front of my cars to go up them. Must say I've not tried with the MG, but bumper clearance is often an issue when driving the car up ramps. Theoretically, you only need to jack the car up to remove the undertray fasteners and side screws anyway - the car could happily sit on its wheels the rest of the time. In fact, with a short screwdriver you could get the fasteners out with the car on the ground (rust allowing).
Hi Angus.
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Ok, i have seen alot of questions regarding this free mod, so i thought i would post a how to on the matter: This procedure is being done on a 2003 WRX sedan. should be the same for most model years but i am not sure.
i have circled certain things with either red or yellow circles to indicate points of intrest.
keep in mind there may be a slight different way to do this but this is the way i did it...first off you will need these tools as follows: flat head screwdriver, phillips head screwdriver, 3/8" socket wrench with 10mm socket, jack, tire iron.
you can find the tire iron under your trunk floor cover where your spare is (its in the subaru sheath)
and while your at it grab that crank next to the tire.
then you will need a jack, you can find the one that comes with the vehicle here on the left side of the inner trunk. Its held in place with a panel screw.
turn said screw 1/4 turn in either drection and panel will open revealing the jack.
Now you dont have to use the jack and iron that come with the wrx, you can use your own floor jack or what have you. i just went this route because not everyone has a floor jack. And if you do, it will be slightly easier but not by much. Same goes for the tire iron included with the wrx...some have have a different one or even air tools that they can use.
pull out the jack and take the crank i mentioned earlier, head to the passenger front side of the car. place your tools in the vacinity of the passenger side for easy access.
Next and probably most importantly try to do this on a level surface so the car does not want to roll safety is #1. I unfortunelty did this on a slight grade (driveway) but luckily had no issues. Next apply E-Brake, and then chuck the back tire with something to help prevent rolling as a just incase method...you can never be to careful. I used a paving stone...prefrebly find something a little bigger.
next place the jack under the jack point from the front passenger side, insert hook end of crank threw eye of jack and crank untill it meets with proper jack point, but stop after its snug against it.
if your unsure where the jack point is, refrence the owners manual it depicts a small image, and explanation.
Next take the supplied tire iron and losen lug nuts on wheel but do not completly remove...
If your having a hard time getting them loose with the supplied lug wrench slip a breaker bar over it (a small 12-24" section of pipe) this will provide the neccessary leverage you may need. Once the nuts are loose turn the jack crank clockwise to raise the car. But do not jack up too high...jack up just enough so there is 1/4" clearence fron the tire to the asphalt/concrete.


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Yet lipstick is soigné. It adds polish to a face. It adds élan. And the act of applying lipstick is definitively, gratifyingly feminine. There is some kind of genetic memory at play, too — have you ever noticed that women use the same lipstick choreography as their mothers? The same flourish? And that their lippy stubs are often the same shape? Lipstick is emotional.
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It goes on sheer with a whisper of cool berry and the faintest suggestion of sapphire that whitens the teeth and brightens the complexion. And the weird blue pigment is suspended in vitamin E so it nourishes. Be aware that this is subtle stuff. Its impact is slow-burn. One perfect, blue note.
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Turning the Tables on the Trial LawyersBy
Suing home builders has become a cottage industry in many parts of the country. It's easy to understand from a trial lawyer's perspective. Find one alleged problem and you can quickly sign up the whole development. This trend has been dealt a blow by a recent ruling in Orange County, however. Nineteen homeowners in Mission Viejo who had sued National Ready Mixed Services Co. for allegedly supplying defective foundations have not only lost their case, they've been ordered to pay nearly $500,000 of the defendant's $2.2 million in court costs.
The homeowners had asked for $5 million in damages. Judge David C. Velasquez of the Orange County Superior Court ruled that they failed to demonstrate that the defendants had supplied defective concrete or that the concrete had even been damaged by sulfates in the soil.
This is only the second known instance in California of plaintiffs being ordered to pay a defendant's court costs in a construction defect trial in the past 15 years. Similar cases are being contested in San Diego and Scottsdale, Arizona.
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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.
K-State faculty members have a great reputation for being helpful to the news media. We see the results of this cooperation in national and regional news clips.
Diagnostic medicine/pathobiology, Juergen Richt, "Working To Protect Pigs From H1N1 Flu," 7/31/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/richt73009.html
Psychology, Mark Barnett, students, Rachel Witham, Jennifer Livengood, Natalie Barlett, Tammy Sonnentag, "KSU Psychology Researchers Study How Children React To Their Peers' Undesirable Characteristics," 7/31/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/childtraits73009.html
Chemical engineering, "K-State Students Define What Being 'Green' Is," 7/31-8/1/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Lawmaker Slams Plan For Kansas Biothreat Lab," 7/31/09 Manhattan Mercury
Veterinary medicine, Juergen Richt, "Calif. H1N1 Flu More Virulent Than Mexican," 7/31/09 UPI.com, Breitbart.com, Times of the Internet, 8/2/09 Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Terry C. Johnson Center for Basic Cancer Research, alumnus, Rob Reiger, "KSU Announces Cancer Fundraiser," 7/31/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Alumnus, Mark Schultz, "K-State Grad Still Making Hits," 7/31/09 Topeka Capital Journal
National Agricultural Biosecurity Center, Craig Beardsley, "Adj. Gen. Talks of Armenia Trip," 7/31/09 Topeka Capital Journal
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Kansas Delegation: GAO Report Short on Expertise, Long on Errors; National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Critical To Protect Nation's Food Supply," 7/31/09 PRWeb
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Column: What's That Whining Noise Coming From The South?" 7/31/09 Topeka Capital Journal
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "DHS Defends Locating National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility in Kansas," 7/31/09 Drovers
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Editorial: Fund National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Lab," 7/31/09 Topeka Capital-Journal
Psychology, Mark Barnett, students, Rachel Witham, Jennifer Livengood, Natalie Barlett, Tammy Sonnentag, "How Children View and Treat Their Peers With Undesirable Characteristics: K-State Study," 7/31/09 MediLexicon, Medical News Today, 7/30/09 RedOrbit, Science Codex, Eureka! Science News, PhysOrg, Scicnce Daily http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/childtraits73009.html
K-State, "Manhattan, Kansas St. Team Up With 1st Infantry To Teach Government Basics," 7/31/09 KFSM, koamtv.com, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, Hays Daily News, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita, KFOR-TV NBC 4 Oklahoma City, Kearney KHGI-NTV, KSALLink.com
Clinical sciences, Michael Apley, "Bill Would Restrict Antibiotics in Food Animals," 7/31/09 SFGate.com, 7/30/09 St. Louis Post-Dispatch
K-State, "KSU Acts Quickly on TB Case," 7/30/09 Topeka Capital-Journal, KAKE / KUPK ABC 10 Wichita, Bureau for Children, Youth and Families, WIBW http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/tbconfirm72909.html
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Stupak, Dingell Increase Pressure on Manhattan Biolab Choice; Kansas Location May Be 'Foolish Tempting of Fate'," 7/30/09 Kansas City Star
Institute For Environmental Research, Elizabeth McCullough, "New Temperature Rating Standard Is Developed By ASTM Personal Protective Clothing Committee," 7/30/09 ThomasNet
Athletics, Bill Snyder, "Past And Present," 7/30/09 Salina Journal
K-State, "KDHE Commends K-State on Effective TB Control Plan," 7/30/09 kake.com
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Hearing Cancelled," 7/30/09 Manhattan Mercury
Biological and agricultural engineering, Naiqian Zhang, students, Andrew Osborn, DeeAnn Rose Turpin, Wei Han, Peng Li, Alan Bauerly, Seth Perkins, "KSU Robotics Team Wins Third Consecutive Title," 7/30/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/robotics73009.html
Student, Lindsay Geisler, "The Good Fight: After Beating Cancer, Student Urges People To Become Involved," 7/30/09 Manhattan Mercury
Diagnostic medicine/pathobiology, Juergen Richt, "Virulence of Pandemic H1N1 Virus in Swine Populations," 7/30/09 Science Daily, Silobreaker, Newstrack India, Science Centric, WebIndia123.com, AndhraNews.net, newKerala.com, ANI, News-Medical.net, Indians in Thailand, TopNews.in, Bio-Medicine, RedOrbit, Science Codex, Science Daily, Infection Control Today, NewsDaily http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/richt73009.html
Physics, Anh-Thu Le, Lew Cocke, Hiroki Mashiko, "International Physics Conference Hosted at Kansas State," 7/30/09 49 News: ABC Topeka http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/physconf71309.html
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "K-State Biolab Hearing Postponed," 7/30/09 Meat and Poultry
K-State, "Which Colleges Produce the Best Paid Graduates," 7/30/09 intelligenius.net
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Weather Expert: Texas Riskier Than Kansas for Biolab," 7/30/09 Wichita Eagle, 7/29/09 LJWorld.com
Diagnostic medicine/pathobiology, Juergen Richt, "K-State Scientist Studies H1N1 Virulence in Pigs," 7/30/09 Pig Progress http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/richt73009.html
Clinical sciences, Kate Stenske, "Treating and Preventing Cat Bites," 7/30/09 CatChannel.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/bites72109.html
Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work, Michael Wesch, "Kaplan U.'s Ad Provokes A Question: Do Colleges Serve Today's Students?" 7/29/09 The Chronicle of Higher Education
Students, Phil Podlasek, Kelley Coons, "University Notes: Kansas State University," 7/29/09 Olathe News
Students, "K-State Awards Semester Honors," 7/29/09 Garden City Telegram
National Science Foundation, "Sustainability Presentation," 7/29/09 Manhattan Mercury
Center for Sustainable Energy, "K-State's Center for Sustainable Energy Selects 14 for Graduate Student Assistantships," 7/29/09 Manhattan Mercury
Alumnus, Kelly McCarty, "Local Jazz Favorite Says Goodbye to Little Apple," 7/29/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Delays in Construction of National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Only Add To National Security Risks," 7/29/09 Manhattan Mercury
Audit, "Timely Moves on Audits," 7/29/09 Manhattan Mercury
Diagnostic medicine/pathobiology, Doug Powell, "Considering the Safety of Free-Range Eggs," 7/29/09 the Pitch
K-State, "Maintenance Deal Expected to Save $120K," 7/29/09 Hays Daily News
Student, Ketino Kaadze, "LHC Students Face Data Drought," 7/29/09 NatureNews
Human nutrition, George Wang, Soyoung Lim, "Yo Better Eat 'Dem Sweet Potatoes, Boy!" 7/29/09 Examiner http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/sweetpotato62909.html
K-State, "KDHE Confirms TB Case at KSU," 7/29/09 Topeka Capital-Journal, MSNBC (Local News), KFSM-TV CBS 5 Fort Smith, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, KCTV-TV CBS 5 Kansas City, KSNT-TV NBC 27 Topeka, Pittsburg KAOM, Newark Star-Ledger/NJ.com, Durham Herald Sun, KFOR-TV NBC 4 Oklahoma City, KBSH-TV, The Wichita Eagle, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, WIBW Kansas Newsleader, KBSL-TV, KSCW-TV, AL.com, MLIVE, Staten Island Advance http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/tbconfirm72909.html
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Plum Island on the Market Soon," 7/29/09 timesreview.com
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Hearing on K-State Biolab Postponed," 7/29/09 Kansas City Star
Lafene Health Center, Robert Tackett, "K-State Student Diagnosed with Infectious Lung Disease," 7/29/09 KSAL News http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/tbconfirm72909.html
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Debate Over US Ag-Bio Defense Facility Location Will Face Congressional Hearing Thursday," 7/29/09 GenomeWeb
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "America's Expansive Bioweapons Industrial Complex," 7/29/09 Global Research
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Brownback: Toxins Study Good For Kansas; Guantanamo Detainees Bad," 7/29/09 Prime Buzz
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Politics: No Site For a Bio-Defense Lab is Without Risk, But The Nation Can Have Confidence in the Choice of a Kansas Location," 7/29/09 LJWorld.com
Board of Regents, "University Audits To Be Public," 7/29/09 Topeka Capital Journal
K-State, "Turbines To Be Focus of Meeting," 7/29/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Extension, Chuck Smith, "Tips For Parents: Help Child Get School Year Off To Good Start," 7/29/09 HealthNewsDigest.com
President Kirk Schulz, "Chat-K-State President Kirk Schulz," 7/28/09 49 News: ABC Topeka
President Kirk Schulz, "Date, Location Changed for Schulz Inauguration," 7/28/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/inaugdate72709.html
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Safe? Of Course It's Safe," 7/28/09 Manhattan Mercury
K-State, "Strawn, Board Part Ways," 7/28/09 Manhattan Mercury
Students, Bryan Valliere, Carol Cooper, Kate Fraser, "Three K-State Flight Students Fly to Oshkosh," 7/28/09 blogs.kansas.com
Olathe Innovation Center, "KBA Building Billed as Bridge From Innovation to Success," 7/28/09 Kansas City Star
K-State, "Missouri, Kansas Colleges Boosting Efforts To Beef Up Graduation Rates," 7/28/09 Kansas City Star
College of Education, Laurie Curtis, "How To Get The Most Out of a Parent Teacher Conference," 7/28/09 HealthNewsDigest.com
Agriculture, "NSP Secures Research Funding For Sorghum," 7/28/09 Southwest Farm Press
Animal science and industry, Sandy Johnson, "Lower Winter Livestock Feed Costs This Summer," 7/28/09 Farm and Dairy
Veterinary medicine, "Zoo's Beloved Seal Pearl Dies Following Surgery," 7/28/09 Lincoln Journal Star, WOWT-TV NBC 6 Omaha, KOLN-TV CBS 10/KGIN-TV CBS 11 Lincoln-Grand Island
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Get Moving on Kansas Bio Lab," 7/28/09 Kansas City Star
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "KLA: Kansas Delegation Refutes Critics of National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility in Manhattan," 7/28/09 CattleNetwork
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Government Report Says National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility in Kansas Not Safe," 7/28/09 49 News: ABC Topeka
Agricultural economics, "USDA Announces More Than $3 Million to Enhance International Science and Education," 7/28/09 AgriMarketing
K-State, "The Boomer Beat" 7/27/09 Meatanddeliretailer.com
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "KS Lawmakers Fight Back Against Article on National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility," 7/27/09 Ksn.com
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, " Biolab Site Choice Flawed: Report," 7/27/09 TheScientist.com
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Kansas Governor Defends State's Choice for Bio-Defense Lab," 7/27/09 LJWorld.com, Kansas City Star, 7/28/09 Wichita Eagle
President Kirk Schulz, "Date, Venue Changed for KSU Inauguration," 7/27/09 Wichita Eagle http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/inaugdate72709.html
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Report Questions National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Site," 7/27/09 Topeka Capital-Journal, Hutchinson News, Public Works (Nat.), The Wichita Eagle, The Kansas City Star, Santa Barbara News-Press, KSN News 3, MSNBC (Local News), Chronicle of Higher Education, 49 ABC News KTKA.com, Delmarva Now - The Daily Times, Lawrence Journal-World, The Daily Times, TheScientist.com
Beach Museum, "Origami Swarms K-State Museum," 7/27/09 Topeka Capital-Journal, 7/30/09 Fort Riley Post http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/beachbug72709.html
Communication studies, theatre, and dance, Julie Pentz, "African Dance Intensive – Percussion & Dancing," 7/27/09 NVDaily.com
Kansas Bioscience Authority, "Noteworthy, a Workshop on Search Engine Marketing is Thursday," 7/27/09 Kansas City Star
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Kansas Bioscience Community Calls GAO Study 'Disappointing'," 7/27/09 Kansas City Star
Clinical sciences, David Hodgson, "KSU Veterinarian Aids Afghanistan," 7/27/09 KSNT.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/hodgson70609.html
Food Science, "FSIS Needs Better Communication," 7/27/09 vpico.com, 7/24/09 foodproductdesign.com
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Infectious Disease Study Site Questioned: Tornado Alley May Not Be Safe, GAO Says," 7/27/09 Washington Post, Denton Record-Chronicle, Dallas Morning News, Topeka Capital Journal
Former faculty, Frederick Rohles, "Green Space: Ceiling-fan Popularity Comes Around Again," 7/27/09 Philly.com, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Agriculture, Jana Beckman, "Summer Markets Changing With Season," 7/27/09 High Plains Journal
Agronomy, DeAnn Presley, "Setting Benchmarks For Soil Quality," 7/27/09 High Plains Journal
Student, Christy Dowling, "'Czech'ing her Roots," 7/27/09 Dailynew.net
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "GAO Report Faults DHS on National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility," 7/27/09 Manhattan Mercury
Alumnus, Randall Anderes, "Sunflower Bank Promotes Employees," 7/26/09 Manhattan Mercury
Alumna, Sara Hillard, "Mercy Regional Fitness Specialist Becomes Trainer," 7/26/09 Manhattan Mercury
Landon Lecture Series, "Signs of the Times," 7/26/09 Manhattan Mercury
Biological and agricultural engineering, Joseph Harner, "K-State Student Wins Agricultural Award," 7/26/09 Manhattan Mercury
Agronomy, Jim Shroyer, "Volunteer Wheat Always a Problem," 7/26/09 Manhattan Mercury
Political science, Dale Herspring, "U.S. Adopts New Policy in Afghanistan," 7/26/09 Manhattan Mercury
Diagnostic medicine/pathobiology, Doug Powell, "Food Safety Failures Often Allow Breakdown in Best Practices: Heeding Warning Signs, Following Good Practices Key To Preventing Dangerous Contamination of Nation's Food Supply," 7/26/09 ChicagoTribune.com
Hospitality management and dietetics, "USDA Grant Encourages Healthy Lifestyles Among College Students," 7/26/09 LexisNexis
Animal sciences and industry, Karen Blakeslee, "K-State Warns Against Oil Based Herb Mix in Sealed Containers – Can Cause Botulism," 7/26/09 Botulism Blog
President Kirk Schulz, sustainability, Ben Champion, "K-State Sees Green in its Future," 7/24-25/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Kansas Ranks Ninth For 'Biotechnology Strength,' Report Says," 7/24/09 Kansas Liberty
K-State, "K-State Trying To Further Wind Technology," 7/24/09 KTKA.com, Pittsburg KOAM, KSN News 3, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita, Hutchison News, Kansas City Star, WIBW Kansas Newsleader, Kearney KHGI-NTV, KFOR-TV NBC 4 Oklahoma City, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, KMAN-AM, 7/27/09 Topeka Capital Journal, MorningSun.net, 7/28/09 Lawrence Journal World
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Federal Judge Dismisses Texas Challenge To DHS Selection of Kansas as Biodefense Lab Site," 7/24/09 Business Facilities
Animal science and industry, "KLA: Stockmanship, Animal Rights, Market Outlook Highlight Field Day Programs," 7/24/09 Cattle Network
Communication studies, Erika Mason-Imbody, "Public Voice is Vital To Health Care Reform," 7/24/09 Manhattan Mercury
Diagnostic medicine/pathobiology, Doug Powell, student, Charles Dodd, "Consumers May Not Get a Clear Picture of The Process When Food Gets Inspected and Recalled," 7/23/09 Medical News Today, 7/24/09 FoodProductiondaily.com, meatprocess.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/recalls72209.html
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Governor: National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Funding Top Issue," 7/24/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Agriculture, "USDA Awards More Than $4 Million to Assist Disabled Farmers and Ranchers," 7/24/09 Agri Marketing
Huck Boyd Institute, Ron Wilson, "Hutch Curb Appeal," 7/24/09 HutchNews.com
K-State at Salina, Josh Brungardt, "Kansas State's Unmanned Aircraft Gets Flight Clearance," 7/24/09 FoxNews.com
Extension, Bill Schapaugh, "K-State Plants Trials of Non-Roundup Ready Beans," 7/24/09 Kansas Farmer
Veterinary Medicine, "Experts Give Views on Antimicrobial Use, Resistance: Conference at Kansas State Examines Antimicrobial Use in Cattle Production," 8/1/09 JavmaNews
Clinical sciences, Gary West, "Professor: Tigers Make Bad Pets," 7/23/09 Topeka Capital-Journal, Big Cat News, Entrepreneur.com, 7/24-25/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/extremepets72309.html
Clinical sciences, Kate Stenske, "Dog Bites: How to Treat and Prevent Them," 7/23/09 www.dogmagazine.com, 7/22/09 Triangle Business Journal, Washington Business Journal, Sacramento Business Journal, Pacific Business News, Charlotte Business Journal, Tampa Bay Business Journal, Dalton Business Journal, RedOrbit, Albany Business Review, Pittsburgh Business Times, Triad Business Journal, Columbus Business First, Austin Business Journal, St. Louis Business Journal, Alpha Trade Finance, Kansas City Business Journal, San Francisco Business Times, Bio-Medicine, Quote.com (Lycos), Portland Business Journal, National Hispanic Corporate Council, The Examiner.com-New Orleans, Dallas Business Journal, Nurseweek, Atlanta Business Chronicle, SYS-CON Canada Staten Island Advance, Las Vegas Review-Journal, Health News Digest, BioWorld Online, Breitbart.com, Birmingham Business Journal, News Blaze, Orlando Business Journal, Houston Business Journal, San Antonio Business Journal, SYS-CON Australia, Denver Business Journal, Jacksonville Business Journal, Cincinnati Business Courier, Louisville Business First, South Florida Business Journal, Milwaukee Business Journal, examiner.com, Phoenix Business Journal, Nashville Business Journal, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, Baltimore Business Journal, Buffalo Business First, Sys-Con Belgium, Sys-Con France, Philadelphia Business Journal, Earth Times, News Blaze, Puget Sound Business Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/bites72109.html
Agricultural economics, Art Barnaby, "Ag Economists Upbeat on ACRE," 7/23/09 www.kticam.com, KRVN AM/FM 880 Lexington, KNEB-AM 960 Scottsbluff
Political science, Joe Aistrup, "Law Is Specific on Fund Designations," 7/23/09 Hutchinson News
Diagnostic medicine and pathobiology, Doug Powell, student, Charles Dodd, "Consumers May Not Get a Clear Picture of the Process When Food Gets Inspected and Recalled," 7/23/09 mediLexicon, 49 ABC News, 7/22/09 Infection Control Today, RedOrbit, Science Codex, Eureka! Science News, PhysOrg, Science Daily http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/recalls72209.html
Growing growers training program, "Workshop Discusses Community Agriculture, Tours Local Farm," 7/23/09 Kearney Courier, 7/22/09 Sun Tribune, Sun Gazette, Liberty Tribune
Huck Boyd Institute, Ron Wilson, "Survey Looks At City's Appeal," 7/23/09 Hutchinson News
Alumna, Margo May, "Local Folkie Margo May Finds Her Niche -- And Her Voice," 7/23/09 Pitch.com
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Plum Island Replacement Lab is Delayed," 7/23/09 www2.timesreview.com
Cooperative Extension Service, "Family First: Stepfamilies Good For Kids," 7/23/09 Channel 7
Extension Communications Center, "TV Program For Farm Women," 7/23/09 Farm Press
Extension, "Around Park City," 7/23/09 Ark Valley The News
Student, Ashutosh Singh, "KSU Student Travels World To Profile Lipids," 7/23/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/lipids72309.html
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Bioscience Authority Budgets $1 Million For National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Defense," 7/23/09 Manhattan Mercury, 7/24/09 Kansas City Star
Electrical and computer engineering, Ruth Douglas Miller, "County Likes KSU Turbine Project," 7/23/09 Manhattan MercuryAgricultural economics, Art Barnaby, "Ag Economist Upbeat on ACRE Program Benefits," 7/22/09 NCGA News, Agriculture Online
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "State Bioscience Authority Setting Aside Funds for National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Legal Fees," 7/22/09 LJWorld.com, Topeka Capital-Journal
Sociology anthropology and social work, Michael Wesch, "Wednesday Mid-day," 7/22/09 Inside Higher Ed
Veterinary Medicine, Doug Powell, Student, Charles Dodd, "Food Safety Dialogue Lacking," 7/22/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Personal Financial Planning, John Grable, "Use Investments To Reach Your Goals," 7/22/09 Third Age
Prospective Student, Dedan McEllhiney, "Center Honors MVHS Grad For Volunteer Efforts," 7/22/09 The Shawnee Dispatch
Ag Economics, Troy Dumler, Art Barnaby, "Webinar To Discuss Federal Ag Program," 7/22/09 Wichita Eagle, AgWeb.com
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Texas Fights Kansas' Bid For Research Lab," 7/22/09 Roll Call
Landscape architecture, Lee Skabelund, "Plants on the Roof Eco-Friendly and Economical," 7/22/09 KTKA-TV, 49 ABC News http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/roofplant71509.html
Agronomy, "More on KSU Plant Variety Protection Infringement Settlement," 7/22/09 Seed Law
Agronomy, Jim Shroyer, "Wheat Declines as Kansas Winter Crop May Surpass Expectations," 7/22/09 bloomberg.com
Alumnus, Les Lankhorst, "Jazz and the Weather Both Were Cool," 7/21/09 Manhattan Mercury
Buildings, "K-State Renovations," 7/21/09 Manhattan Mercury
Community Service Program, "K-State Program Pairs Mentors With Children," 7/21/09 Manhattan Mercury
McCain Auditorium, "Terrific Shows," 7/21/09 Manhattan Mercury
Extension, Sandy Johnson, "Consider Upcoming Feed Needs Now," 7/21/09 Dairy Herd Management
Extension, Chuck Smith, "Family Game Nights Encourage Generations To Bond," 7/21/09 DailyComet.com
College of Engineering, Joseph Harner, "ASABE Names K-State Professor Joseph P. Harner The Henry Giese Structures and Environment Award Winner," 7/21/09 Grain Net
Veterinary Medicine, "BVD Risk Management Tool," 7/21/09 Drovers
Youth Health Behavior Research Laboratory, Casey Weber, "K-State Offers Day Camp For Kids," 7/21/09 49 News: ABC Topeka
Veterinary Medicine, Mike Apley, "What's The Big Deal About Animal Antibiotic Usage?" 7/21/09 Dairy Herd Management, CattleNetwork
Student, Shane Blaes, "Cherryvale Youth Selected To FFA New Century Farmer Program," 7/21/09 Farmtalknewspaper.com
K-State, "Updated: Smith, Martinez Not Interested In Wetherell's Post As FSU President," 7/21/09 Tallahassee.com
Family studies and human services, Chuck Smith, "Family-Game Nights Are Back in Style," 7/21/09 The Providence Journal, 7/20/09 Orlando Sentinel
McCain Performance Series, "K-State Announces McCain Season," 7/20/09 Manhattan Mercury, 7/24/09 Fort Riley Post http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/mccain72009.html
Prospective student, Hunter Rose, "Aspiring Anthropologist Sings Her Way to Italy," 7/20/09
Manhattan Mercury
Diagnostic medicine/patholbiology, Doug Powell, Justin Kastner, "Egyptians To Train Here on Food Safety," 7/20/09 Manhattan Mercury
Students, Bai Song, Justin Werner, "Thefts Occur at K-State," 7/20/09 Manhattan Mercury
Animal sciences and industry, "BRIEF: Animal Health Course to be Offered Online," 7/20/09 TMCnet.com, Wichita Eagle http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/ahcertif71709.html
Prospective students, "Cowley College Jumpstart Program Deemed a Success," 7/20/09 Winfield Daily Courier
Alumna, Julia Morales, "Housing in Short Supply for Teachers," 7/20/09 Garden City Telegram
Extension, "Carbon Footprint of Animal Agriculture Topic of Free eXtension Webcast," 7/20/09 usagnet
Agronomy, Scott Staggenborg, "K-State Scientists Searching For Best Plants To Fuel Cars of the Future," 7/20/09 Kansas City InfoZine
Food Science Institute, Curtis Kastner, "K-State's Food Science Program Not Limited To Campus," 7/20/09 High Plains Journal
Agriculture economics, Bradley Lubben, Troy Dumler, "Current Farm Bill Hard To Top," 7/20/09 Iowa Farmer Today
Agriculture, "K-State, OSU Will Team With Canola Producers, Agribusiness," 7/20/09 High Plains Journal
Animal science, "Preventing Death in Feedlots," 7/20/09 2009 Farm & Ranch Management
Climatology, Mary Knapp, "Wind Speeds in Kansas Show Slow Down, Study Says," 7/19/09 Kansas City Star, Electric Light & Power/Utility Automation & Engineering T&D, Connector Specifier, Individual.com, The Kansas City Star
Political science, Dale Herspring, "Assessing Obama's Trip To Russia," 7/19/09 Manhattan Mercury
Craig Harms, "On Fitness," 7/19/09 Manhattan Mercury
K-State, "Animal Health Certificate Planned," 7/19/09 Manhattan Mercury
Animal sciences and industry, Daniel Fung, "Artist Captures K-State Researcher as a Token of Gratitiude," 7/19/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/fung71609.html
K-State, "Institute Offers Teens College Experience," 7/19/09 Manhattan Mercury
KSU military veterans, Tom Reust, "New 'GI Bill' May Be a Boon for KSU," 7/19/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Texas Likely To Re-File National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Suit," 7/19/09 Manhattan Mercury
Student, Christopher Garlow, "'Easy-Going, Fun-Loving' Man Will Be Missed," 7/18/09 Salina Journal, 7/19/09 Manhattan Mercury, 7/20/09 MSNBC (local news), KSN News 3, KMAN-AM
Enrollment, "Editorial: GI Bill Enhanced," 7/18/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Agriculture, Fred Cholick, "Gen. Bunting To Travel to Armenia: Delegation To Consult With Armenians," 7/18/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Diagnostic medicine/pathobiology, Douglas Powell, "Mason Jones' Story Used By American Professor To Teach About Food Hygiene," 7/18/09 WalesOnline
K-State at Salina, "The Awe of Flight," 7/18/09 Salina Journal
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Judge Dismisses Texas Group's Suit Against Feds For Putting Planned Biolab in Kansas," 7/18/09 Breaking News 24/7
Students, "Art Center to Show K-State Graduate Student Art, Former President Exhibit," 7/17/09 Fort Riley Post
Landscape architecure, Lee Skabelund, Todd Gabbard, "K-State Professors Test Native Plants as Possible Roofing Material Alternative," 7/17/09 Manhattan Mercury
Architectural engineering, "KSU Architecture Team Gets First for System Design," 7/17/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Suit Axed," 7/17/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Company Looking For Subcontractors For National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility," 7/17/09 49 News: ABC Topeka
Extension, "How Will Garden Grow? Field Day is a Chance To See Real-Life Practices," 7/17/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Agronomy, "Farmer Says SDSU Lawsuit is 'Rotten Scam'," 7/17/09 Farm Forum, 7/16/09 Dakota Farmer
International Teams Program, "K-State Student International Teams Providing Service in Africa and Mexico," 7/16/09 Manhattan Mercury
K-State at Salina, "Salina Student Center to Open by Start of Fall Classes," 7/16/09 Manhattan Mercury
Architecture, Lee Skabelund, Todd Gabbard, "K-State Professors Test Native Plants as Roofing Alternative," 7/17/09 Abilene Reflector-Chronicle, 7/15/09 Kansas City InfoZine, 7/16/09 Landscape Management Magazine http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/roofplant71509.html
Psychology, Donald Saucier, "Can Music Really Make Us Prejudiced?" 7/17/09 Times of India
Student financial assistance, Lorene Dahm, "Yellow Ribbon Program to Help Veterans With College Tuition Costs," 7/17/09 Lansing Current, 7/15/09 Tonganoxie Mirror
Clinical sciences, "Dudley: Ferret With Rabies Means Vaccinate Your Pets," 7/16/09 Gothenburg Times
English, Karin Westman, Philip Nel, "Harry Potter and the Hallowed Halls," 7/16/09 Miller-McCune http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/potterfilm70809.html
K-State at Salina, "Students at K-State at Salina Earn Honors at Recent Competitions," 7/16/09 tmcnet.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/teams71609.html
K-State, "University of Kansas Proposes Warrantless Dorm Searches," 7/16/09 Raleigh News & Observer, McClatchy Washington Bureau
Advanced Manufacturing Institute, Jared Henry, "K-State's Advance Manufacturing Institute Helps Small Business in Kansas Expand Product Line," 7/16/09 Trading Markets http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/faulk71609.html
Landon lectures, "K-State Speakers Announced," 7/16/09 Ark City Traveler http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/landons71209.html
Clinical sciences, David Hodgson, "K-State Veterinarian Works to Help Afghanistan," 7/16/09 Kansas Farmer http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/hodgson70609.html
Animal sciences and industry, Sharon Breiner, "Livestock At State Fair to Get DNA Test," 7/16/09 www.kwck.com, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, Kearney KHGI-NTV, Hutchinson News, Pratt Tribune, KSALLink.com, Pittsburg KOAM, Kearney KHGI-NTV, Hays Daily News, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita, KRVN AM/FM 880 Lexington, KBSD-TV, KBSH, KBSL, Wichita Eagle, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita, KSCW, Topeka Capital-Journal, KAKE / KUPK ABC 10 Wichita, KFOR-TV NBC 4 Oklahoma City
Student financial assistance, Lorene Dahm, "Yellow Ribbon Program to Help Veterans With College Tuition Costs," 7/15/09 eudoranews.com
Student, Scott Sellers, "Sellers is Field Scholar of the Year," 7/15/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Follows Obama," 7/15/09 Manhattan Mercury
Students, "KSU Salina Students Recognized for High Marks," 7/15/09 Manhattan Mercury
K-State, "Kite's Voted Top College Sports Bar in America," 7/15/09 Manhattan Mercury
NISTAC, "Eco Funds Get Budget Scrutiny," 7/15/09 Manhattan Mercury
K-State, "KU Proposes Policy to Allow Searches of Dorm Rooms," 7/15/09 Kansas City Star, The Wichita Eagle
Biology, Larry Takemoto, "K-STATE: K-State Scientist Receives Grant From National Institutes of Health to Research Cataracts," 7/15/09 TMC Net, Abilene Reflector-Chronicle 7/14/09 First Science News http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/takemoto71409.html
K-State, "Thousands of K-Staters Receive Malicious Spam; Computers Infected," 7/15/09 TMC Net
K-State at Salina, "K-State at Salina's Student Life Center Will Open in Time For Start of Classes, Ribbon-Cutting to Follow," 7/15/09 Individual.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/slcenter71509.html
Honors, students, Aaron Duerksen, Casey Johnson, alumnus, Cameon Childers, "De Soto Students Excel at Kansas State University," 7/15/09 Desoto Explorer
Students, "K-State Announces Honor Roll," 7/15/09 www.herald-online.com
English, Philip Nel, Karin Westman, "Harry Potter 101," 7/15/09 wsav.com, kare11.com, Queen City News http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/potterfilm70809.html
Agronomy, "SDSU Goes to Court to Protect Its Wheat," 7/15/09 Brookings Register, Agriculture Online
Veteran affairs, "Next Up, Vets Surge To College," 7/15/09 Military.com
Agronomy, Scott Staggenborg, "K-State Scientists Searching For Best Plans to Fuel Cars of the Future," 7/15/09 Ag Professional
Student, Cody Hadrick, "Cody Hadrick Happy To Ride," 7/15/09 WSBT
Sociology, Theresa Selfa, "Speaker: Midwest Must Reinvent to Survive," 7/15/09 The Daily-Record.com
Veterinary medicine, Daniel Thomson, "E. Coli Vaccine...For Cows!" 7/14/09 Phil Lempert Supermarket Guru
Information technology services, Harvard Townsend, "Thousands of KSU Students, Staff Sent Web-based Virus," 7/14/09 Manhattan Mercury
Johnson Center for Basic Cancer Research, "Dr. George D. Noel Sr." 7/14/09 Manhattan Mercury
Physics, Dean Zollman, Chii-Dong Lin, Zenghu Chang, " Attosecond Physics Conference At Kansas State To Draw Experts From 25 Countries," 7/14/09 www.optoiq.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/physconf71309.html
K-State Salina, Dennis Kuhlman, "Kansas State Starts UAV Flights With FAA Approval," 7/14/09 Aero-News.net http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/ffaauth71309.html
Animal sciences and industry, Fadi Aramouni, "Catfish Recipe Earns High Marks," 7/14/09 Ellsworth Independent Reporter
Plant pathology, Karen Garett, Student, Lorena Gomez, "K-State Plant Pathologists Develop Online Teaching Modules Used Globally," 7/14/09 Physorg.com, Genetic Engineering News http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/bolivia71309.html
Entomology, Ludek Zurek, "Watch Out: Chiggers 'Ready and Waiting, '" 7/14/09 49 News: ABC Topeka
K-State, "Kite's Bar And Grill Wins Best College Sports Bar in Nation," 7/14/09 49 News: ABC Topeka
Extension, Doug Jardine, "Gray Leaf Spot A Problem in Kan. Corn," 7/14/09 Farmtalknewspaper.com
Alumna, Kari Casterline, "Community College Hospitality Management Program Enrolling Now," 7/14/09 DodgeCity.com
Alumna, Carolyn Hall, "Childhood on Farm Inspires Book For Shawnee Author," 7/14/09 Shawnee Dispatch
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Kansas Confident on National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Lab," 7/14/09 LJWorld.com, CNBC, MSN Money Central, Lawrence Journal-World, CattleNetwork, Forbes.com, Garden City Telegram
K-State, "New and Generous GI Bill Expected To Bring Surge of Veterans To Campuses," 7/14/09 Kansas City Star
Biology, Larry Takemoto, "K-State Scientist Receives Grant From National Institute of Health To Research Cataracts," 7/14/09 Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/takemoto71409.html
English, Philip Nel, "A New Campaign Asks 'What Would Dumbledore Do?' as The Latest 'Harry Potter' Movie Hits The Screens," 7/14/09 Christian Science Monitor
English, Philip Nel, Karin Westman, "Harry Potter Class Offered at K-State," 7/14/09 nbcactionnews.com
Student, Tai-Wen Ko, Justin Curry, "Solar Lantern: Students Design More Efficient, Affordable Lighting For Sub-Saharan Africans," 7/14/09 Science Daily, Eureka! Science News, Trading Markets, 7/16/09 Innovations Report, R & D Magazine, Labspaces.net, US AgNet, 7/17/09 Energy Daily, Ecofriend http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/energy71409.html
Information security, Harvard Townsend, "Almost 100 K-State Computers Infected With Virus," 7/14/09 49 News: ABC Topeka, Topeka Capital-Journal, TMCnet.com
Chemical engineering, Krista Walton, "New Nanoporous Materials," 7/14/09 National Science Foundation
English, Phillip Nel, "Will There Ever Be Another 'Potter'? Some Say No," 7/14/09 JournalStar.com
Electrical engineering, Tai-Wen Ko, "K-State: K-State Students Conduct Summer Research Projects On Sustainable Energy Sources," 7/14/09 Tradingmarkets.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/energy71409.html
Architecture, "Greensburg Grows as Green City," 7/14/09 McClatchy Tribune
Coach Bill Snyder, "K-State Working to Rebuild Trust With Donors, Fans," 7/14/09 SI.com, newsok.com 7/13/09 Great Bend Tribune, Buff Zone, Hutchinson News, KSHB-TV NBC 41 Kansas City
Entomology, Ludek Zurek, "Watch Out: Chiggers 'Ready and Waiting," 7/14/09 LJWorld.com
Student, Kathy Nguyen, "Is Bitterness Sensitivity Linked To Type II Diabetes?" 7/14/09 MedIndia http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/knguyen70909.html
Students, Alison Meyer, Brandon Hall, Sara Lynde, "Well Done," 7/14/09 Desmoinesregister.com
Agronomy, Jim Shroyer, "Agronomist: Heading North, Wheat's Better," 7/14/09 Wichita Eagle, Kansas.com
Plant pathology, Karen Garrett, Lorena Gomez, " K-State Plant Pathologists Develop Online Teaching Modules Used Globally," 7/14/09 First Science News http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/bolivia71309.html
Family studies and human services, student, Nikki Ramsey, "Rural Areas Could Benefit From More Trails," 7/13/09 Pekin Daily Times
Counseling services, Fred Newton, Arthur Rathbun, "Kansas State to Offer Stress Management Classes," 7/13/09 nbcactionnews.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/stress71309.html
Agronomy, "News Release: Regents, SDSU Sue to Protect Wheat Varieties," 7/13/09 The Daily Republic, Salina Journal
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Kan. Confident About Bio Lab, Despite DC Rumblings," 7/13/09 Hays Daily News, Kansas City Star, Nebraska TV, hstoday.us, The Examiner.com-Wichita, KSALLink.com, KSHB-TV NBC 41 Kansas City, KSHB-TV NBC 41 Kansas City, WIBW Kansas Newsleader, KTVI-TV Fox 2 St. Louis, Belleville News-Democrat, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, KSN News 3, Hutchinson News, Topeka Capital-Journal, KSNT-TV NBC 27 Topeka, Hays Daily News, KFVS12, Dickson News-KXMA, WGEM-TV Quincy, Williston KXMD, Kearney KHGI-NTV, KTKA-TV 49 ABC News, Pittsburg KOAM, KPLR-TV Channel 11, KMOX-AM 1120 St. Louis, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita, KXMB Bismarck, KXMC
Student, Nikki Ramsey, "Rural Areas Could Benefit From More Trails," 7/13/09 Perkin Daily Times
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, " Kan. Sen. Brownback Not Worried By Mont. Senator's Amendment on Biosecurity Research Center," 7/13/09 Fox4kc.com
Physics, Dean Zollman, Chii-Dong Lin, "Physicists From 25 Countries Meeting at K-State To Discuss Ultrafast Laser Research," 7/13/09 Science News Wire, Laser Focus World, FirstScience.com, American Association for the Advancement of Science, EurekAlert, RxPG News http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/physconf71309.html
Administration and finance, Bruce Shubert, "University Discusses Furloughs," 7/13/09 Topeka Capital-Journal
K-State at Salina, Dennis Kuhlman, "K-State: K-State at Salina Starts Unmanned Flights With Authorization From Federal Aviation Administration," 7/13/09 Tradingmarkets.com, Quote.com (Lycos), us-aviator.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/ffaauth71309.html
Alumnus, Sam Brownback, "Brownback On Sidelines For Sotomayor Hearing," 7/13/09 The Pitch (KC)
Prospective students, "Rangeland School Sign-Up Due by July 17," 7/13/09 Kansas Farmer
Agricultural economics, Allen Featherstone, "Professional Development Conference Aug. 27-28," 7/13/09 Pork
Student, Alyson McCall, "McCall Elected As State FFA Officer," 7/13/09 Minneapolis Messenger
Prospective student, Ethan Wagoner, "McPherson Teen Will Be Among Musicians Marching Into Gowans," 7/13/09 Hutchnews.com
Personal financial planning, John Grable, "Use Investments To Reach Your Goals," 7/13/09 Bankrate.com
Human nutrition, Kathy Nguyen, Koushik Adhikari, Mark Haub, "Is Bitterness Sensitivity Linked To Type II Diabetes," 7/13/09 Medindia.com, newKerala.com, AndhraNews.net, Sify.com, Newstrack India, Yahoo! India, Top News.in, Sindh Today. Indians in Thailand http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/knguyen70909.html
Economics, Art Barnaby, "Farmers Reluctant To Give Up Fixed Annual Payments," 7/13/09 CoshoctonTribune.com, Zanesville Times Recorder, Des Moines Register
History, Jim Sherow, "A Night Without Man's Best Friend," 7/13/09 Manhattan Mercury
Alumnus, Eric Wolford, "Former Wildcats Come Home For Good Cause," 7/12/09 Manhattan Mercury
Horticulture forestry and recreation, Ward Upham, "When Leaaving Town, Don't Overmow Lawn," 7/12/09 Manhattan Mercury
Extension, Karen Blakeslee, "When Thawing Meat, Quicker is Better," 7/12/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Bill Finances Proposed National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Lab," 7/12/09 Manhattan Mercury
Students, Kathryn Goddard, Elyse Buckley, "K-State Students Win Contest For Creating Healthy Snack," 7/12/09 Manhattan Mercury
English, Philip Nel, "Fans Can Expect a Dark Adaptation of Newest Book, KSU Professor Says," 7/12/09 Manhattan Mercury
Student, Curtis Kelly, "Starting Over," 7/12/09 Manhattan Mercury
English, Don Hendrick, "Kansas Teachers Attend Week-Long Literary Clinic at K-State," 7/12/09 Manhattan Mercury
Biology, Carolyn Ferguson, "KSU, Area School district To Collaborate," 7/12/09 Manhattan Mercury
Horticulture, forestry and recreation, Candice Shoemaker, "Horticulture Therapy Program To Be Offered," 7/12/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/horttherapy71009.html
Landon Lecture Series, president's office, Charles Reagan, "Landon Lecturers Announced," 7/12/09 Topeka Capital Journal, 1350kman.com, Manhattan Mercury, 7/13/09 Wichita Eagle, Kansas.com, Individual.com, WIBW, Hutchinson News, KFSM, Fort Mills Times, NTV, fox4kc.com, 49 ABC News, 7/15/09 LJWorld.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/landons71209.html
Extension, Charles Smith, "Parents Should Keep Lines of Communication Open With Teens," 7/12/09 The Times-Tribune.com
Students, Kathryn Goddard, Elyse Buckley, "K-Staters Win Snack Contest," 7/11/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Music, David Littrell, "Orchestra Concert Set For Thursday," 7/11/09 Garden City Telegram
Sociology, anthropology and social work, Len Bloomquist, "Hermitess Professes Vows, Dedicates Life To The Praise of God," 7/11/09 CatholicNewsAgency.com
Horticulture, forestry, and recreation resources, "Plant Therapy Program Offered," 7/10/09 Topeka Capital Journal, Corporate IT Update
Family studies and human services, Kristy Archuleta, "Tenant Can Help Homeowners Pay The Mortgage," 7/10/09 Kansas City Star
Alumnus, Leon Patton, "Judge Rules Against Prosecutors on Patton Evidence," 7/10/09 Manhattan Mercury
Marketing, David Lehman, "Hearing Opens on License," 7/10/09 Manhattan Mercury
Architectural engineering and construction science, Ray Yunk, "Yunk First KSU Faculty Member to Earn Energy, Environment Design Certification," 7/10/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/yunk71009.html
International service teams, Trisha Gott, "K-State Students Gain Global Perspective," 7/10/09 Manhattan Mercury
Prospective student, Casey Stalder, "Sidner, Stalder Receive Scholarships From Local United Methodist Churches," 7/10/09 Abilene Reflector Chronicle
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Senate Measure Contains $36 Million To Build Bio-Security Lab In Kansas," 7/10/09 Kansas City Star, WIBW, 7/13/09 www.kxmc.com
Clinical sciences, Daniel Thomson, "Scientists Develop E. Coli Vaccine For Cattle," 7/10/09 Pasadena Star News, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Monterey County Herald
Students, Mike Reppert, Jacque LaRue, Nora Johnson, "Fulbright Student Schoarlships Have Been Awarded To Three K-State Students," 7/10/09 Abilene Reflector Chronicle, Sioux Falls Argus Leader http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/fulbright70209.html
Extension, "Water District Pursues Wind Energy for Plant," 7/10/09 Morning Sun
Extension, "Operation Military Kids: Reaching Out To Children of Deploying Service Members," 7/10/09 Fort Leavenworth Lamp
Alumnus, Ralph Dezago, "Dezago To Run for Kansas Attorney General in 2010," 7/10/09 Salina Journal
Management, Thomas Wright, "Research Finds Link Between Physical, Psychological Well-Being," 7/10/09 safety.blr.com
Parachute club, "In Brief," 7/10/09 Fort Riley Post
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "USCA Lauds House Action To Block Funding For National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility," 7/9/09 Cattle Network
Student, Kathy Nguyen, human nutrition, Koushik Adhikari, Mark Haub, "K-State Researchers Look for Link Between Bitter-Taste Sensitivities and Type 2 Diabetes," 7/9/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/knguyen70909.html
Management, Brian Niehoff, Interim Provost Ruth Dyer, "Niehoff Named Interim Associate Provost," 7/9/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/niehoff70909.html
Agricultural economics, Mike Woolverton, "Corn in Kansas Faring Well, Despite Late Planting," 7/9/09 Garden City Telegram, Silobreaker
Human nutrition, George Wang, "Prostate health, Male Fitness; Sweet Potato Smoothies and the Blessing of Dementia," 7/9/09 Jamaica Observer http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/sweetpotato62909.html
Students, "KSU Announces Spring Honors," 7/9/09 Kansan.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/lists/spg09/honors.html
Student, Jesse Magana, "Post Celebrates 4th," 7/9/09 Fort Leavenworth Lamp
K-State Salina, "NTSB Releases Final Report on Adventurer Steve Fossett's Fatal Crash, "7/9/09 blogs.kansas.com
Engineering Experiment Station, Byron Jones, "Why Air Quality on Planes Can Seem Stagnant," 7/9/09 Wall Street Journal
Clinical sciences, Daniel Thomson, "Scientists Develop E. Coli Vaccine For Cattle," 7/9/09 Monterey County Herald, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Pasadena Star-News
Agricultural economics, Allen Featherstone, "K-State Master of Agribusiness Offers Professional Development Conference," 7/9/09 AgriMarketing
Extension, Nancy Gyurcsik, "Say Goodbye To Pharmaceuticals, Hello To Health," 7/9/09 Divine Caroline
K-State, "Cayuse Web-Based Grants System Delivers Cost And Labor Savings," 7/9/09 Business Wire
Board of Regents, "PCC Sees Benefits of Low Tuition," 7/8/09 Pratt Tribune
Dance, Neil Dunn, Julie Pentz, "KSU To Feature Dance, Music of Ghana," 7/8/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/ensemble70709.html
Family Studies and Human Services, Bill Meredith, "University Working on China Exchange Program," 7/8/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/china70809.html
Johnson Center for Basic Cancer Research, Rob Denell, "Rodeo Event To Benefit K-State Cancer Center," 7/8/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/pinkrodeo70809.html
English, Philip Nel, "Professor Talks Potter Films, Books," 7/8/09 Topeka Capital-Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/potterfilm70809.html
Clinical sciences, Gary West, "Exotic Pets May Be Harmful To Human Health," 7/8/09 examiner.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/exoticpets61809.html
Prospective students, "Getting a Jumpstart," 7/8/09 Ponca City News
Students, Katie Gall, Heather Wise, "Cooper Lighting Announces Winners of SOURCE Awards," 7/8/09 EC&M
Grain science and industry, Bhadriraju Subramanyam, "Food Safety Workshop on July 13," 7/8/09 Hindu Business Line
K-State at Salina, "Veteran Eager To See Wings Tour," 7/8/09 Salina Journal
Prospective Student, Magdalena Sweesy, "Educational Opportunities Abound For Deployed 1st Calvary Soldiers," 7/8/09 News Blaze
Diagnostic medicine/pathobiology, Douglas Powell, interview about new food safety guidelines, 7/8/09 CBS Radio
Diagnostic medicine/pathobiology, Douglas Powell, "Burger Safety," 7/8/09 New York Times
Student, Nora Johnson, "Augie Grad Awarded Fulbright Scholarship To Study in Germany," 7/8/09 ArgusLeader.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/fulbright70209.html
Student, Julie Shuss, "Ray Fan Ready For Rachael," 7/8/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/rayintern61009.html
English, Phil Nel, "Professor Talks Potter Films, Books," 7/8/09 Topeka Capital Journal http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/potterfilm70809.html
Business Administration, Thomas Wright, "KSU: Physical/Mental Well-Being Part Of Employee Health," 7/8/09 ChiroEco.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/feb09/wellbeing20309.html
Agriculture Economics, Mike Woolverton, "Kan. Corn Faring Well So Far Despite Late Planting," 7/8/09 CNBC.com, Yahoo! Finance Australia & New Zealand, Forbes.com (Forbes Magazine), Yahoo! Finance, Grand Forks Herald, Garden City Telegram, Hutchinson News, Hays Daily News
Veterinary Medicine, Jurgen Richt, "Could Animal Surveillance Have Seen Swine Flu Coming? The Surveillance of Animals For New Flu Viruses Has Lagged Behind Preparations For The Human Pandemics That Can Be Caused By The Bugs," 7/7/09 Scientific American
Physics, Robert Szoszkiewicz, "Physics Research With Atomic Force Microscope Could Lead To Better Health Care," 7/7/09 Nanotechnology Now http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/phys4hlth70209.html
K-State, "Talent by Design," 7/09 Site Selection Magazine
K-State, "Impact of '09 Wheat Crop Could Be $40 Million," 7/7/09 Hillsboro Free Press
Physics, Robert Szoszkiewicz, "A Physicist's AFM Experiments Could Change Health Care," 7/7/09 R&D http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/phys4hlth70209.html
President Kirk Schulz, Agribusiness, Allen Featherstone, "K-State's Risk & Profit Conference Set For Aug. 20-21," 7/7/09 Cattle Network
Student, Jennifer Dunn, "NSF Grant Enables Undergrads To Join Teachers At UD For Summer Engineering Program," 7/7/09 UDaily.com
Student, Jorge Mendoza, "Mendoza To Intern At Harvard," 7/7/09 Garden City Telegram
Animal Science, "NAIS, A Way to Control Rural Population," 7/7/09 WilsonCountyNews.com
Agriculture, "Sen. Hutchison Secures $6.87 Million For A&M Agriculture Projects," 7/7/09 KBTX.com
K-State, "Students At U. Of Southern California Develop Summer-Education Site," 7/7/09 The Wired Campus
Alumnus, Barry Hankins, "Baylor History Professor Receives 2009 John Pollack Award," 7/7/09 Baylor University
Alumnus, Dave Parks, "Parks Bringing Nashville Home," 7/7/09 Winfield Daily Courier
Psychology, Richard Harris, "A Blast or a Dud? Tradition Influences Fireworks Feelings," 7/4/09 LJWorld.com
Agricultural economy, Mike Woolverton, "Wheat Harvest Winding Down," 7/7/09 LJWorld.com, Hutchinson News, Kansas City Star, Hays Daily News
Civil engineering, Dunja Peric, "Engineers Research Effects of Heat Expansion on Economically Efficient Bridge Design," 7/7/09 Science Daily http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/bridges62509.html
National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility, "Senate Begins Debate on Homeland Security Spending," 7/709 www.hstoday.us
K-State, "Control Sediment Erosion," 7/7/09 Manhattan Mercury
Student, Mike Reppert, Jacque LaRue, Nora Johnson, "Local Man Wins Fulbright," 7/6/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/fulbright70209.htmlVeterinary Medicine, David Hodgson, "KSU Vet Back From Kabul U. Mission," 7/6/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/hodgson70609.html
Anthropology, Michael Wesch, "U. Va. To Host EdUI Conference on Web Design, Usability and Accessibility," 7/6/09 www.Virginia.edu
Physics, Robert Szoszkiewicz, "Physics Research With Atomic Force Microscope Could Lead To Better Health Care," 7/6/09 Science Daily, Technologies For Health Care, RedOrbit, Science Codex, Labspaces.net, Nanowerk LLC, Genetic Engineering News, PhysOrg, Medical News Today http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/phys4hlth70209.html
Political science, Joe Aistrup, "K-State Professor Explains State Budget," 7/6/09 49 News: ABC Topeka
Big 12, "Sound Off," 7/6/09 LJWorld.com
Competitive scholarships, Jim Hohenbary, students, Mike Reppert, Jacque LaRue, Nora Johnson, "Three K-Staters Win Fulbright," 7/6/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Prospective students, Jacob Mueller, Hannah Miller, "Mueller, Miller Get 4-H Scholarships," 7/6/09 Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Alumnus, Mark Smith, "The Trail of Success," 7/6/09 Kla.org
Alumna, Kelsey Nelson, "Imperial Swim Team Has Weekend Break Before Hosting Qualifying Meet," 7/6/09 The Imperial Republican
Prospective student, Natalie Laubner, "Laubner of Mandan Crowned 2009 N.D. Dairy Princess," 7/6/09 Farm & Ranch Guide
Student, Andy Brownback, "Another Brownback in a Hot Spot," 7/6/09 Blogs.kansas.com
Political science, Dale Herspring, "Obama Faces Perplexing Foreign Policy Dilemmas," 7/5/09 Manhattan Mercury
Physics, Robert Szoszkiewicz, "Health Gains at The Intersection of Sciences," 7/5/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/phys4hlth70209.html
Music, Craig Parker, "America's Songs Have Diverse Inspirations," 7/5/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/patriotic63009.html
Alumna, Anne Marie Wertzberger, "New Realtor Joins Christian," 7/5/09 Manhattan Mercury
Alumnus, Les Lankhorst, "Jazzin' The Night Away in The Little Apple," 7/5/09 Manhattan Mercury
Beach Museum, Lorne Render, Martha Scott, "Tornado Photographs at K-State's Beach Museum of Art," 7/5/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/blownaway61709.html
K-State, "Military and Veterans Day Campus Visit Day At K-State," 7/5/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/militaryday61609.html
Communications, Julie Lea, "Despite Recession, Donors Continue To Give To Kansas Universities," 7/5/09 The Kansas City Star, Hutchinson News, WIBW Kansas Newsleader, KTKA-TV 49 ABC News, Hays Daily News, The Kansas City Star, KWCH-TV CBS 12 Wichita, Kearney KHGI-NTV, Pittsburg KOAM, WDAF-TV Fox 4 Kansas City News, Topeka Capital-Journal
Psychology, Richard Harris, "A Blast or a Dud: Tradition Influences Fireworks Feelings," 7/4/09 LJWorld.com http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/fireworks62509.html
Student, Ryan Bergstrom, "Bible Belt May Out-Sin Vegas, Study Suggests," 7/4/09 Charlotte Observer.com
National Bio and Agro-defense Facility, "Ax Hangs Over National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility Budget," 7/4/09 Online Athens
Agriculture economics, Daniel O'Brien, "Wheat Farmer To Focus On Next Year," 7/4/09 Reportnews.com, Wichita Falls Times Record News
Budget, "K-State, USD 383 Face More State Cuts," 7/3-4/09 Manhattan Mercury
National Bio- and Agro-defense Facility, "Lab's State Land Deal Needs OK From Congress," 7/3/09 Manhattan Mercury
Biology, David Rintoul, Brian Spooner, "K-State's David Rintoul Selected As Division of Biology Interim Director, 7/3/09 Manhattan Mercury http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jul09/rintoul70109.html
Business, Diane Swanson, "CC Theory And CC Data Find Each Other," 7/3/09 CSR News
Anthropology, Michael Wesch, "Happy Independence Day!" 7/3/09 FishbowlNY
Student, Soyoung Lim, "Purple Sweet Potato Can Fight Cancer," 7/3/09 Times of India, 7/2/09 Telegraph.co.uk http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/sweetpotato62909.html
Diagnostic medicine/pathobiology, Doug Powell, "For A Change -- A Real Food Safety Issue -- And A Hat Tip To The Great Barfblog: How To Avoid Backyard Bacteria," 7/3/09 Gmopundit.Blogspot.com, New Scientist
National Bio and Agro-defense Facility, "Biothreat Lab Awaits Funding," 7/3/09 Topeka Capital Journal
Student, Tim Wilkins, "Retired School Association Gives Scholarship To Wilkins," 7/3/09 Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Prospective student, Shaleigh Smith, "Smith Receives Scholarship From National Parts Group," 7/3/09 Abilene Reflector Chronicle
K-State, "It's Safe To Bite When The Temperature Is Right," 7/3/09 Green Sheet Farm Forum
Agronomy, "Ag Retailers, K-State Partner For Agronomy Field Day," 7/3/09 Kansas Farmer
Music, Craig Parker, "Not All Patriotic Songs Were Born in U.S.A.," 7/3/09 Fort Riley Post http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/jun09/patriotic63009.html
Union Program Council, Beth Bailey, "Little Apple Jazz Fest To Offer Diverse Lineup," 7/2/09 Fort Riley Post
Board of Regents, "$160 Million in State Cuts Ordered," 7/2/09 Manhattan Mercury
English, Phil Nel, "Area Harry Potter Expert To Speak At Public Library," 7/2/09 Manhattan Mercury
Clinical sciences, Daniel Thomson, "New Vaccine Keeps E. Coli Inside Cows," 7/2/09 SFGate.com
Alumnus, Jared Goedert, "Goedert Hopes To Be Money Player For Akron Aeros," 7/2/09 Akron.com
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Clinical sciences, Daniel Thomson, "New Vaccine Keeps E. Coli Inside Cows," 7/2/09 SFGate.com
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my 65 malibu
I just got my 65 Malibu for $600.00. It has 50k original miles, the original owner (a close friend) hardly used this car. The car is in good shape. He installed a Isky 280 just around the 50k miles and stored the car. He said during those days it was normal to do a motor overhaul when installing a cam, so he actually overhauled the motor, installed the cam, and put it to rest. Through the years he said that he would remove the plugs and squirt lube in the cylinders and start the engine once in a while, drive around a bit, and store it again. this went on for around 30 years. I plan to start it up this weekend. I will dump all the fuel in the gas tank, install new fuel filter, and lube the cylinders. Any comments would be greatly appreciated, I am a rookie, and I need guidance.
Well for one thing....GREAT BUY!!!
That is a great car for that price.
He seems like he took care of the Chevy pretty well, better than most that leave a car sitting around for that length of time. Your rubber and bushings will probably be shot, unless he payed attention to them. Where does he live? If you are in the North and lots of moisture, check the frame for deep rust. It will have surface rust, but make sure that the frame can withstand the drive.
Also the carb, it will probably be dried out and don't be suprised if it doesn't work. Go for a rebuild, or just replacment (QJET).
Good luck and have fun!
Sounds like you have everything covered on your first time trying to start it. When you pull the plugs to squirt the oil, check the plugs and clean em if needed. Other than that, you should be set. Good luck! Post some pics as well!
Thanks for the responses guys! I live in Hawaii, and I will try to figure out how to post some pictures. Oh...I also scored some goodies at a garage sale from a neighbor (before I bought my car). Items include: Torker 2 Edlebrock intake, rebuilt starter (small block), 4160 Holley, Carter AFB, timing light, and a new (sealed) power valve for the Holley, all for $25.00. If I came earlier he said he would have given me a 350 SB with 4 bolt main, all fixed up. He said he just dumped it at the recyclers . I hope I can use this stuff on my 1965 Malibu 283.
Well, I don't think you would want to use the Torker II, unless you 283 has a healthy cam in it. It's made for upper rpm use. You'll probably be driving your malibu mainly on the streets where you need lower rpm torque, and it won't be there with that intake. Sorry to tell you that, but for the deal you got it for, you'll be able to make some money if you throw it on ebay...
A little engine information of my 1965 Malibu. It has a Isky 280 cam, Carter AFB, and 350 trans. This is the original 283 motor. And it has been overhauled at 50k when the cam went in. I have hopes to slap the Torker 2, and the 600 cfm Holley on. Later I'd like to slap some headers on. What do you think? Would this work for a grocery getter?
Torker 1 will work better and is more period correct -use 600cfm or smaller.
Use it!
The Torker II should work fine with the cam you have and the AFB, RPM range is 1500-6500 for the Torker II.If you have any jetting issues with the AFB you may want to switch to the Holley you have as a backup, as Holley accessories are easier to come by.
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Have you thought about setting up webinars for some of these classes for those of us that live out of state?
Perhaps have someone travel to other cities to teach these classes. You could query your DB to see which areas you sell to the most then make a tentative schedule based on the results. Take the schedule, post it and see how many people in those areas would like to attend. Just a thought. It could help grow your brand and recognition as a leader in DIY electronics.
No public wish lists :(