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Well Luz and I shaked the whole foundations of our characters and their future storylines. Now the Arcryns are destroyed and the OutRiders are boss.
~Everything has happened so fast to ES, that he hasnt given anytime to think what has transpired within weeks until now. First losing vigiante and Maelstrom to gambler for his conflict, Losing the war against the brood, comming home with a changed personality and finding that Rachel and Amy have died. All of this causes major Trauma for ES but yet he doesnt let these sad emotions get in the way of his cold attitude. He has already destroyed the one society that accepted him, the one that mutants could live in peace. He destroyed the Arcryns because of his blind ambitions of safety and security through bloodshed and brutal actions against his own people and allies.
After thinking of all of what he has done, ES breaks down and wishes it could all go away but nothing answers him except for the faint whistle of the wind that passes by. All he can do is go with the flow and follow the path he has created, hoping that the sudden misery he faces fades away soon.
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Obie Trice III (born November 14, 1977) is an American rap artist and songwriter. He began rapping at the age of 11, and is most known for his time spent signed to Shady Records. He also has his own record label, Black Market Entertainment. Obie Trice III was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan by his mother, along with three brothers. He is of African American and German descent. Trice was given a karaoke machine by his mother when he was eleven and he used it to rhyme over instrumentals from artists such as N.
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Lady Gaga's much anticipated V Magazine V85 "Icons & Ingenues" cover was revealed a few hours ago.
The first of four covers to be precise. And the last five black Saint Laurent looks were Gaga's personal homage to the first cover look: custom Saint Laurent cropped sequin tuxedo jacket and raw denim skinnies.
In the "Gaga Strikes Back" story, she speaks about the force that is ARTPOP: "I thought about Pop Art and how the dominant subject matter was always the celebrity or the pop-culture icon on the canvas, and then I thought to myself, But what I have tried endlessly to become through my work is a celebration of my differences through art, with myself as the canvas, as opposed to me as the subject matter, being put on the canvas. I don't want to be an icon in just one form. I want to be an icon in many forms. So that's where it began".
Gaga was photographed by Inez and Vinoodh and styled by Brandon Maxwell. Makeup and hair, Yadim and Shay Ashual respectively.
Inside the magazine, Gaga poses in Calvin Klein tank top.
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The Kentucky Historical Society will dedicate a historical marker on June 27 that notes the importance of Camp Crittenden in the Civil War.
Dedication ceremonies will take place at 10 a.m., at the Lebanon National Cemetery, 20 Highway 208 in Lebanon.
By Mary Meehan
Lexington Herald-Leader
Kentucky doctors have new restrictions for prescribing Suboxone after efforts to curb pill mills created a new cash-for-pills market and a street trade for the drug designed to safely wean addicts from heroin.
"A lot of the pill mills morphed into facilities that dispense these prescriptions" for Suboxone, said Dr. John Langefeld, medical director of the state's department of Medicaid services.
The 2015 Marion County Relay for Life event began Friday evening and went into the early hours on Saturday at Graham Memorial Park in Lebanon. Families and friends gathered to celebrate those who have survived cancer and to remember those who are no longer with us. This year's event has raised $32,952.39 for the American Cancer Society, so far. Money can be turned in for the local event until Aug. 31. Anyone who would still like to contribute can contact Lisa Sandusky at 270-699-1797.
The Glasscock Elementary principal search committee is scheduled to meet in special-called session at 1 p.m. Friday, June 19, in the Glasscock Elementary Conference Room.
The agenda will include the minutes of the previous meeting, a review of the committee's training and a closed session per KRS 61.810(1)(f) to conduct interviews for the principal vacancy.
Last year, three members of the board of education voted to give Superintendent Taylora Schlosser an additional 18 months to establish a residence in Marion County. Thursday, those three members voted to remove the residency clause from her contract.
The 3-2 decision means that Schlosser, who resides in Washington County, will not be required to move to Marion County as a condition of serving as superintendent.
A Bardstown man died as a result of a two-vehicle collision in Springfield on Sunday, and a Campbellsville man is facing a murder charge stemming from that incident.
According to the Kentucky State Police, Victor Mendoza, 25, of Campbellsville was driving north at 12:35 p.m. on Bloomfield Road in a 1998 Ford van. Mendoza drove through a stop sign at the intersection of KY 150 and into the path of Cliddie McKinney, 76, of Bardstown, who was driving west on KY 150 in a 2007 Chrysler van, the police reported.
The Marion County Board of Education dealt with a lot during its two-hour meeting on June 11, including the superintendent's residency (see related story, page A1), creating new positions in central office and drug testing for staff and students.
In previous meetings, board members expressed concerns about administrators taking on too many roles. Last week, they voted to create three new positions — chief operations officer, director of early childhood education and school nutrition program director.
The Marion County Fairgrounds will be roaring with activity on Saturday, June 20.
The Central Kentucky Showdown and a concert featuring BlackHawk are scheduled for that day.
The inaugural Central Kentucky Showdown will feature a variety of big trucks including one Big Azz Custom Truck and a Big Rig Event.
Gates will open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the truck show, and admission is free. In addition to custom trucks and numerous vendors, concessions and activities for the kids will be available.
At the Marion County Extension Office, teams of kids participated in a kickball game so big each team got five outs. At West Marion Elementary, Richard Crum laid down on a bed of nails as scores of students watched. Meanwhile students at the 21st Century Learning Center visited the Kentucky Railway Museum, and students at the Marion County Area Technology Center got an early look at what they could learn in high school.
Marion County raised nearly $45,000 for the Crusade for Children this year.
Lebanon Fire Chief Ricky Mattingly said he was hoping the Lebanon Fire Department would exceed the $30,000 mark, but they were a few thousand short when it was time to turn in their collection.
"I was getting ready to get on TV and my wife called and said a local industry donated," Mattingly told the Lebanon City Council recently.
The industry's anonymous donation helped the Lebanon Fire Department raise $32,438, which is $5,000 more than last year.
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"It really petered out after a while, and nothing seemed to be coming of it. The development of the Cupples Warehouse became an active, real project, with a hotel planned for that southern end. I think the developers of the hotel realized they needed to have something happening in this space for it to really come together and happen as a development project. That's when I was in town with Richard Baron (Cupples' primary developer), starting last May about a year ago. The project came alive again at that point. There were subsequent meetings over the summer about how this would happen. NationsBank has always been a prominent player in this and was the first time around very supportive of the idea and willing to participate. But it was a matter of getting the other pieces in place.
"That's my version," Miss laughs, "or as much as I understand."
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Meetings have been planned; meetings have been canceled. The project remains on hold. Miss uses a swimming analogy to describe her strategy for enduring in the public realm: "It's like you're jumping into a very fast-moving river and trying to get to the other side without you or your ideas being washed away. And believe me, my swimming muscles have been highly developed over the years. In spite of that, I frequently don't get to the other side." As she extends the metaphor further, she begins to laugh: "I find myself downriver, gurgling."
The GSA's regional director in Kansas City, Linda Phillips, says, in regard to a timetable, "It can't go in until the trailers are gone," meaning that as long as courthouse construction is delayed, Miss' project stays on hold. "It's a lovely proposal and a lovely idea," she adds, but the additional funding sources are no more fully realized than the native grasses and trees in the center of the urban corridor.
With St. Louis on hold, Miss has two projects in different stages of development. A commission for a subway station in New York is finally coming to fruition she's been involved in that project since 1993 and she's designing a half-mile stretch of river walk in Milwaukee.
The Milwaukee River project involves "this old industrial river in this old section of the city. They built a river walk through the downtown area, and it's very corporate, formal. This next section is going into this old warehouse area. It starts out under this huge double highway, going out because all the buildings go straight to the river, so the walkway needs to be out over the river, actually. What's interesting to me here is engaging all this infrastructure. Going under these two highways what are you going to do? Right now, it's a big parking lot nobody wants to proceed in this direction at all, because it's so daunting. Well, let's not have a parking lot there. Let's see if we can look at how this whole area used to be wetlands. Can we do something that's like a demonstration showing how a wetland works? Not that it's a re-creation of one; it's really like a diagram of how they function. Then, can we take people by this deep tunnel access point that's 300 feet deep and let them see into it? It's really trying to engage the infrastructure of the city.
"At the same time I'm really interested in making people aware of the river, where it comes from. I've been quite curious about how to do these demonstrations, such as stormwater-treatment projects. It's not just to be ecologically correct, it's that we have to redefine what this river can be for us. It's been all of these other things it's been a place where the Pottawatomie were gathering wild rice in the early 17th century; then settlers came and filled this whole area in and built a city on top of it. What becomes a big shipping area becomes a big industrial area, which becomes a total waste river. Nobody can even stand to be near it. Those days are gone. What's it going to be in the future?
"If we don't figure it out, our possibilities are going to become more and more limited."
Miss confesses to some frustration with the locations her commissions take her: There's a whole other territory for artists to investigate. "One might do that just as easily with a shopping mall," she says. "I have to take what comes to me, for the most part. Unfortunately, most of the things are percent-for-art projects in connection with, say, this federal courthouse.
"But the really important questions are, how we begin to reclaim this territory, the public space? Public space is now shopping malls. Shopping malls are run by private security forces. They're not truly public, but they are where people gather. Parking lots are spaces people use; swap meets are places people go. I'm really curious about how we can affect and infiltrate and have something to do with those places.
"I may be very idealistic, thinking there's any way to affect those situations, because they're so tightly controlled. Developers know they can have so many square feet and so much light, so many elevators or escalators. It's a science. They've got it down tremendously pat. Maybe it's the parking lot (as an artist's entryway). I'm not sure where these points are. But it's about an investigation of how we're going to be making our places, our spaces."
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Ashley Cole could be forced to sit out Chelsea's Premier League clash against Wigan Athletic on Saturday after picking up a hamstring problem playing for England last night.
Cole, who won his 100th cap as England beat Brazil 2-1at Wembley, had to be replaced at half-time by Everton's Leighton Baines.
I'd like to thank the fans, because I didn't really expect the reception I got.Ashley Cole
I'd like to thank the fans, because I didn't really expect the reception I got.
The 32-year-old had been complaining of hamstring and back problems and was taken off as a precaution. It is hoped that his early withdrawal means he avoided further damage and he will be available to Blues boss Rafa Benitez this weekend for a game Chelsea are 9.00 to win 3-0.
Benitez already has a number of injury worries with Petr Cech out with a broken finger, while Demba Ba, 3.75 to open the scoring against the relegation-threatened Latics, is struggling with a broken nose.
Meanwhile, Cole was moved by the reception he received as he became the seventh England player to win a century of caps. England are available at 12122.00 to win the 2014 World Cup while Brazil can be backed at 8.00 to triumph on home soil.
He said: "I was [emotional]. I'd like to thank the fans, because I didn't really expect the reception I got. It was very nice. I'm delighted and overwhelmed. I'm kind of speechless.
"To beat Brazil at home in a packed stadium and in the way we did, we had some great performances. Jack Wilshere was amazing and has been impressive all season since he came back from injury.
"It's been hard growing up the way I did. I never thought I would get to this stage in my career and in my life, so I'm very happy with what I achieved."
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A SECURE mental health unit has been issued with a warning notice after inspectors found it did not have enough qualified and skilled staff.
Care Quality Commission inspectors visited the Fromeside unit on the Blackberry Hill Hospital site in Fishponds in December and were told by employees that they believed the staffing situation was "a serious incident waiting to happen".
Five weeks after the inspection a convicted killer absconded from the care of staff from the unit while on an escorted outing. Michael Harris, 26, who had been detained indefinitely under the Mental Health Act after stabbing his friend Carl James in Swindon six years ago, was found dead on a railway line near Temple Meads on January 11.
His funeral was held yesterday.
Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership, which runs the unit, has been given a week to report back to the health regulator about how it will address its concerns.
The medium secure unit provides care and treatment for adults with mental health disorders that may put them at significant risk of harming themselves or others.
Inspectors found that because there were not enough staff on the unit patients did not always get the care or treatment they needed. They found that planned community leave was regularly cancelled or disrupted because there were not enough staff to escort them, which caused "disappointment, frustration and anger".
The CQC said it had received "concerning information" about staffing levels at Fromeside in August. The trust had assured the regulator that arrangements had been made to better cover shifts at short notice. However, during the unannounced visit staff said some covering staff "did not have the necessary specialist training to work on a medium secure unit".
The report said: "Staff told us they sometimes raised incident forms when they considered staffing levels to be unsafe. They said staff shortage had become so commonplace that they had become tired of reporting their concerns as they perceived that nothing was done about it."
The inspectors were told that patients only had access to ward gardens under supervision for a maximum of 15 minutes every hour because somebody had attempted to abscond from one.
A spokesman for AWP said: "The very specialist nature of our forensic services and the need for us to ensure we have experienced and highly trained staff in this environment has and will continue to be a challenge.
"We recognise that where staffing levels drop or are changed to address other security priorities on the Fromeside site, this can and did impact on our ability to provide some planned escorted community leave, and the trust is working to ensure that any such cancellations are kept to a minimum."


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Hopalong Knut is a nine-piece ska band from Norway, with a very charming and energetic vocalist and possibly the best horn section in Norway. They sing in their own Norwegian dialect (from the region Trøndelag). Their first album came out in 2005, named "Feilkalibrert tidsmaskin". Roughly translated this title means "Badly Calibrated Time Machine" - meaning that the band feel they don't feel home in our world. The album got reasonably good reviews, though the band was critized somewhat for playing only "party music".
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Would you rather date a really cute guy who has a tree for body....or date a tree with a man-body?
Don't answer that. It's rhetorical. Or nonsensical. Or something. I just think "Would you rather" questions are funny. But I don't like when they're depressing, like "Would you rather have no eyes or no feet?" I've heard some pretty gnarly ones that make me wince as they're being listed off. I prefer exciting "Would you rather" questions like "Would you rather have a magical elf who grants you three wishes or be given a $5,000 gift card to Outback Steakhouse?" See how much more fun that is? And then follow-up response questions add to the excitement - Is it a boy elf or girl elf? Does the gift card have an expiration date? Will I have to feed and clothe the elf? Could I just wish-ask the elf for an Outback gift card? (Duh.) Aaaaaaanyway, since it seems as though this whole post was sort of one big tangent - I'm gonna' sign off. Hope you enjoyed the tree-dude.


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A Waco woman says she knew it wasn't right to leave her 8-year-old son home alone, but says she had to go play bingo because she was addicted, according to an affidavit filed for an arrest warrant.
The arrest affidavit says Sylvia Costilla, 45, told Waco Police detectives she, "has a problem and is addicted to playing bingo and knew that leaving the victim at home alone wasn't the right thing to do."
Costilla was arrested on Saturday, and later posted $50,000 bond after she was charged with two counts of child abandonment, a state jail felony.
Approached by a News 10 reporter outsider her home Wednesday evening, Costilla declined to comment on her arrest.
When asked if she was holding a bingo marker and was about to go play, Costilla drove off.
Her car was later spotted at a nearby bingo hall.
The affidavit says that when police interviewed the 8-year-old, the victim told the detective, "if someone came over and if it was a bad person, then the victim would hit the person with a pan in the head and if the house caught on fire, the victim would spray it with a water hose."
The affidavit states the 8-year-old was instructed to stay home and not answer the door for anyone.
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Tucked into Congress's scramble to get back on the campaign trail is an interesting debate about America's immigration priorities. It's in the form of a GOP-sponsored bill that would offer high-skilled advanced graduates of American universities a special visa option at the expense of the green card "lottery" system that aims to diversify the immigrant population to the United States.
House Judiciary Chairman Lamar Smith (R) of Texas unveiled a bill Friday that would grant 55,000 visas a year to foreign-born graduates of American universities with advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
"These students have the ability to start a company that creates jobs or come up with an invention that could jump-start a whole new industry," said Representative Smith, a frequent critic of the administration's immigration policy, in a statement. "In a global economy, we cannot afford to educate these foreign graduates in the US and then send them back home to work for our competitors."
The bill prioritizes PhD recipients who will work in the US for five years and who come from 217 universities that are qualified as top research institutions by the Carnegie Foundation. The bill attempts to protect US workers from foreign competition by excluding biological and biomedical advanced graduates from the program and requiring companies that want to hire applicants for the special visa to post the job on the site of state workforce agencies.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (March 2, 2013) – Ashley Dobson tossed a complete-game four-hitter and Tallahassee Community College picked up a 3-1 win in game two against Florida State College at Jacksonville to earn a split in Saturday's doubleheader with the Blue Wave.
After dropping the opener, 3-0, Tallahassee turned to Dobson in the nightcap and the freshman right-hander delivered a masterful performance, allowing an unearned run and striking out nine.
The Eagles gave Dobson all the run support she needed in their first at-bat when Brenda Santana's two-out single scored Bree Murillo and Ashley Smith.Tallahassee delivered another two-out run in the second when Krista Garcia singled home Smith to extend the lead to 3-0.
Krysta Hoani took the loss in game one for Tallahassee.Offensively, Marina Cobbs was 1-for-3.
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All-Conference Roundup: Nelson named Coach of the Year
Benji Nelson of Northern Vance is the 3-A Big Eight Conference baseball Coach of the Year.
Nelson guided Northern to the state playoffs despite the Vikings losing six senior starters from the 2013 season. Northern clinched the league's fourth and final playoff berth in a dramatic, extra-inning win over J.F. Webb to close the regular season.
Webb sophomore sprinter Rainesha Taylor is the Big Eight girls track and field Runner of the Year and Southern Vance senior thrower Ja'Quez Bullock was named the top athlete for field events in the 2-A Northern Carolina Conference.
Here are the remaining area honorees from the Big Eight and Northern Carolina leagues as well as the Eastern Plains Independent Conference and Carolina Christian Conference:
Northern's Nate Arrington and Kevonte Hanks each earned all-conference honors for the Vikings and Webb's Taylor Williams rounded out the area's Big Eight honorees.
The Warriors earned the Sportsmanship Award with Orange's Brad Debo taking Player of the Year honors and Chapel Hill's Andrew Miller is Pitcher of the Year.
Northern's Tommy Alicardi and Jonathan Byrom are all-conference in golf and Charles Swoboda of Cardinal Gibbons took top player honors. The Crusaders' Robert Guzzo is Coach of the Year.
No area players earned all-conference lacrosse honors.
Cardinal Gibbons' Gannon Morrison and Chris Lappin took top player honors and Northwood's Kevin McDaniel is Coach of the Year.
Northern's Hannah Burgess and Webb's Elizabeth Grisham and Carla Pike (goalkeeper) each earned all-conference soccer honors.
Burgess, a junior defender, and Pike, a sophomore, each were also named all-region by the N.C. Soccer Coaches Association.
Cardinal Gibbons' Morgan Reid, a Duke recruit and current U.S. U-20 Women's National Team member, is Player of the Year with her teammate the Goalkeeper of the Year and coach, Michele Miller, taking top honors.
Webb earned the league's Sportsmanship Award and Brooke Wheeler, Bre Lewis and freshman Hailee Cutts each earned all-conference honors for the Warriors.
Player of the Year went to Logan Barefoot of Cedar Ridge, Pitcher of the Year to Northwood's Anna Jasper and the Coach of the Year is Butch Edenfield of Northwood.
No area players earned all-conference tennis honors and player and coach of the year awards were swept by Cardinal Gibbons.
Webb rounds out area honors by claiming the Sportsmanship Award.
Kacia Vines of Cedar Ridge is Fielder of the Year and Coach of the Year is Nicholas Mangum of Cardinal Gibbons.
The boys Fielder of the Year is Alex Ives of Cedar Ridge. Chapel Hill's Collin Vilen is Runner of the Year and the Tigers' Isaac Marsh is Coach of the Year
Southern's Dustin Brummitt and Warren County's Hayden Sullivan and Tyler Thompson each are on the All-Northern Carolina Conference baseball team.
Honorable mention selections from Warren County are Pete Johnson, Antonio Thompson and Darian Sellers.
Southern's honorable mention selections are Montavis Gray and Matthew Perkins.
The Player of the Year is South Granville's Ty Adcock and Pitcher of the Year went to Christian Sledge of Bunn.
Bunn's Chris Cullom and South Granville's Curt Watkins each received the top coaching honors.
No area players earned all-conference golf honors and the Player of the Year is Bunn's William Lewis.
Coach of the Year is South Granville's Joe Williams.
Southern Vance goalkeeper Kendall Harris was named to the all-conference team.
Franklinton's Hannah Rayman is Player of the Year and teammate Anna Moss Goalkeeper of the Year.
Coach of the Year is Amy Green of Durham School of the Arts.
Brittany West and Kiyanna Kearney of Southern Vance each are all-conference as is Warren County's Kassie Clary.
Honorable mention selections for Southern are Megan Hight, Mikayla Sellers and Bree Simmons. Kelsie Clary is honorable mention for Warren County.
Erin Boone of South Granville is the Player of the Year and Erica Davis of Bunn took the top pitching honors.
Coach of the Year is Bunn's Melanie Lovin.
No area players earned all-conference tennis honors and Danny Oh of N.C. School of Science and Math is Player of the Year.
Coach of the Year is Richard McClenny of N.C. School of Science and Math.
Joining Southern's Bullock as a top honoree, Franklinton's Malik Tarbell was named the league's top male athlete in track events.
Trent Sanders of Franklinton is the boys Coach of the Year.
The girls field MVP is Tainasha Vines of Bunn and Hannah Ratcliff of Durham School of the Arts was named the top athlete in track events.
Girls Coach of the Year honors went to Tony Ford of Durham School of the Arts.
Bryles Cutts and Price Wester each earned all-conference honors in Kerr-Vance's Eastern Plains Independent Conference and Cassidy Tucker is an honorable mention selection.
Daniel Wilkerson is all-conference in baseball for the Spartans along with teammate, Dustin Smith, and KVA's Damon Stevenson is an honorable mention selection.
In golf, KVA's Joseph Burnette earned all-conference honorable mention honors.
In Crossroads Christian's Carolina Christian Conference, Caroline May received all-conference soccer honors for the Colts.


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Kern Medical Center faces budget discrepancies, Board of Supervisors removes CEO
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Millions of dollars are missing from the Kern Medical Center budget and the Kern County Board of Supervisors is looking for answers.
In a closed session, the Board removed CEO Paul Hensler.
"The Board has lost confidence in Paul Hensler's ability to continue managing Kern Medical Center," Board of Supervisors Chairman Mike Maggard said on behalf of the Board. "Accordingly, the Board has terminated Mr. Hensler's contract immediately and he is dismissed immediately."
The missing funds are a large sum because of an inaccurate accounting situation. The hospital accounting staff may have overstated the revenue processed.
The Board of Supervisors has put an immediate hold on KMC spending, which could affect patient care.
Hensler said the problem stems from poor oversight of the financial department and took full responsibility.
An auditor said the hospital did not use best practices for keeping account of the financial information.


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This is a gorgeous house and kinda reminds me of the house that I pass sometimes.......Well they look NOTHING alike but the house that I'm smitten over is a fixer upper but I love it so. I might have to get a photo of it someday and share it with the world.ReplyDelete
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Learn how to set paths by inserting a curve and how to apply dupliframes in the Blender animation program.
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Hello and Welcome to GreyBeard's Blender Tutorial and this is my 4th video tutorial it is on Path and Dupliframes. It is the first time I try to cove two topics in one tutorial and we will see how that works so.
Now, what is the path?
Well, path is the curve that objects follows during an animation for instance if you have an airplane and you want to follow on particular route you would insert a curve and blender and adjust it to follow the route and then, later you have the plane follow that route. Any curve tight and blender will do is a path, there are differences between them and we will get into that when we do them as one. There are two ways of following path and blender. One method uses is normal parent curve relationship you take the object you want to have follow a path and you parented to occur and you use buttons in the curve object window to control the animation. The other method uses a follow path constraint. Here is little to be desired between, there is little a different shape between the two. The normal parent curve is a little easier for beginner so that is the one I am going to use in this tutorial.
Now, with the Dupliframes, well Dupliframes could be described as modeling with animation. It places the copy of the Dupliframe object at the locations that would be at every frame of an animation. So, for instances, if you have a sphere and you move it over 10 frames of animation to a new location and each frames with that animation, the object would appear to a different location and would it does to create that object that all those different locations. And it will become clear when we do the animation.
Now, some strategies and tips for Path and Dupliframes, the number one pitfall that people get caught up is that that they forget the path link value. It does not work if the speed IPO exist. The tutorial make this clear as with any other operation where tracking is involved, it is a good idea to make sure your local and global axis coincide. The CTRL + a command apply size and rotation helps us do this. Dupliframes are handy for visualizing how an animation will work even if you do not plan on creating object with it. For instance, if you are doing a roller coaster and you do Dupliframes you can see where the roller coasters are going faster. Do not forget that the Dupliframes are not limited to path animation that can be used for any animated object. In this tutorial we are going to using path animation, do not forget that it can use with key frame animation and other situations.
And now, on the one link part of the tutorial, here we have our standard Blender start-up screen again and I am going to zoom in and create an object that we are now make follow a path. So, zoom in, erase our default queue, things going to front view and add a mesh with a static plane, it zoomed in too far here. A key for all, B for box, E to extrude and will go over one unit here, okay for all B for box, E for extrude just going to make a little arrow shape here. A for all, B for box and we want to scale result to zero so S and before I always just hold down the control key and move it to there, other way you can do it is just Press the 0 key. Now, that is not the 0 key on the numeric keypad at is the one at above all the letters there. And Press the 0 and is does not on automatically and then just hit enter. All box, let us just scale these here, all box, E for extrude and we are extruding in the Zed direction, scale a little bit wider and we have the shape of an arrow. Select all the vertices on the side view, extrude, extrude in a wide direction, Tab, Zed and you get nice little arrow object that we can use to animate.
Now, I am going to my edit buttons here and I am just going to click center new, which moves the center point to the center of the what that things that the center of the objects and then I am going to scale it down considerably. And grab that and put it this side and I am going to make a copy here, as well. Okay, now let us go into top view, and we are going to add a couple different types curves. So let us– spacebar to get into our add menu, curve and our bezier curve here, we will just have a circle. One thing about--if you are not using a path style curve and using one of the other ones the first thing you should always do is change it to a 3D curve. You can run in some nasty side effects if you rotate a 2D curve then apply the size in rotation it can mock up your tracking. So, the first thing you should do with the bezier and the nerve curves is change it into a 3D curve and that is done under the edit buttons here, I will zoom in and you can see here under the curving surface there is this 3D buttons, so let us convert that to a 3D curve right away. And, now when we tab in and out, you know its default was solid, now it is not solid anymore. So, now we have our first path and I am going to scale light up. And were going to grab that and move it up a bit, and now this time I am just going to add the path style curve, add a curve and a path. 7 for some reason that it change the shaded mode there and I was on shaded mode and my other curve disappear. So now, here we have our path I am going to make it into an interesting shape. I am just going to grab some of these vertices, move them around a bit, this is the end vertex, so I am going to extrude here a bit.
And let us move it around in a 3D space a little bit too just to have some fun. Okay, so now we have two different curves and we will see how they work, now, top view again. Now let us start up with our circle here. So, the first thing you do is apply our size and rotation and I am a type of guy that wear a suspender and the belt so, CNTRL + a applies size and rotation. To the same thing for a curve here CNTRL + a, apply size and rotation. Now, you select your object that you want to half follow the path first, then you select your path, you will notice that this is sort of a pinkish color and this is the bright white. CNTRL + p and we are not going to use a constrain method, which going to make a normal parent and you can see it has parented there. Now, if we select our curve and go into the edit buttons for that curve, I am going to zoom in on that window you will notice there are some buttons down here path link curl path, curve follow we are going to use the curve path button and will go out and see what that has done. Make this a bit larger here again and you will notice that it is now used to be attached to the center but now it is attached over here and it is still not close to the curve, so we select our object and press ALT + o, clear origin. And, you will notice its snaps to the beginning of the curve here at beginning of this circle.
That clear apply, you can clear the origin here too and you can see the hot key there. Okay, now you will notice when you animate this curve if we look down here our path link is 100, so it is going to animate over a 100 frames. And if we go to our animation buttons and we go into here, we will start at one, so I will make this also end at 100. And now, when we press ALT + a you will notice our arrow follows the path going around the circle.
Now, you will notice the arrow is not pointing in the direction of the circle so, how do we do that? Well, we go back into our curve edit into the select our curve, going to our edit buttons. And you will notice that there is the curve follow button here. If we select the curve follow button and we go up and we draw the axis for this, I display the axis for this button, you go into the object buttons and I will zoom in. It is under the object buttons under draw and we will draw the axis for that. You know the axes are showing and you can see that the Y axis is pointing along the curve and the Zed axis is pointing up. And now, let us go back into our utility object buttons here and you can see that our Y axis points along the curve and our Zed axis points up. And we will switch that to our Zed axis, pointing along the curve and we will have our X axis point up. And you can see that our Zed axis now points along the curve and our X axis points up.
And by adjusting needs, if you wanted to have the Y axis points up, you just click the Y here and you will notice it clips now when we press ALT + a. You will notice that it follows the curve nicely. Now, if I go into this curve, all 3D curves you can tilt them if I select this, select one vertex and I press the T button you will notice that as I move it closer to the vertex it will tilt it, so it let us just tilt this one and we can see the effect. Now, ALT + a, you will notice that the arrow will tilt as it goes through there, prying out extreme enough for you to see. T for tilt here, ALT + a and you can see it gets more vertical as it goes around that corner, here we go.
Now, let us do the same thing with our other curve, we select this object and now we are in object button. I am going to turn on the axis again, so we can see what is happening. Remember what we always do before we parent our stuff we do our CNTRL + a, apply size and rotation. CNTRL + a, apply size and rotation, select our object first and then our path CNTRL + p, normal parent. Select our object we clear the origin ALT + o, makes it snap to the beginning back to our curve in the editing buttons. We select curve path and curve follow under our object here you can set how we wanted to track and we had Zed following the curve and Y pointing up. So, under our object buttons for our curves, we have Zed following the axis and Y pointing up. And if we do ALT + a, you will notice it follows the curve. Now, I am going to do something, I am going to take—I am going to pick this curve and I am going to change the path length, so I go into the edit buttons and will zoon in here. And, I am going to change this path length to 50.
Now, before it took the 100 frames to go around and in our animation buttons if you look here its all zoom in, over here we are doing 25 frames in the second, so it takes 4 seconds to go around if we had a 100 frame animation now that we have the 50 frame our path length is 50 frames long it should only take two seconds. So, this should go around twice as fast as this takes, because this path is still 100, so this should be finished going around when this is about halfway and if we hit ALT + a , you will see it is going faster and you can notice the animation again. So now, let us have been both finish it the same time, so I will select this one and we will go into our edit button again and I will zoom in and I will change the path length to 50.
Now, you would expect them their both cut a path length of 50. You both expect them to finish at the same time. Now, let us see what's really happens, okay this animation did not change Y? It did change for this one; it did not change for that one. Now, this is the number one sort of confusion that people have. What happens is when you create a path style curve it automatically creates a speed IPO for you. If you create another type of curve a zero or a nerves curve it does not create a speed curve. Now, let us take a look at those speed curves, so I will split the area here and we will go into our eye-pill curve editor and will select path. I got the path style curves selected and I am going to path and I will zoom this a bit, so that we can see the full animation, I will hold on the control key, my middle mouse button and as I move it horizontally, its scale it. As you can see and I can do the same thing vertically, and you will notice that this curve exists. This curve overrides the path length, if it exist and if we look at this one and we go into our path thing you will notice it is blank. So, there is no speed IPO, so that the path length works, if you want the path length to work on this one. We can if I make this larger you will notice that you can delete the link to the data block. Now, because there is no speed IPO attached to this curve anymore the fifty will work. And now both animations will complete at the same time, if I press a zoom in a bit and press ALT + a, to run the animation, see?
The other thing you will notice is that if there is no speed IPO, the speed is constant from the beginning to the end. If there is a speed IPO it controls the—I am in the wrong button here, let us make this bigger, this is the one I want. We will attach the curve IPO again that we had before. You will notice that it follows this curve IPO and I am going to explain this speed IPO a little bit. Zero is the beginning of your curve, and one is the end of your curve, so this access represents distance. These are frames of animation which is times. You have got distance over time, so the slope of this curve determines the speed at any particular point. So, you will see when the animation starts the line is horizontal, zero slope so zero speed it slowly starts picking up speed, tingles at the constant speed and then it slows down zero at the end. And you will notice that in the animation here. If I hold down SHIFT + ALT + a, it did not work. Let us do SHIFT + ALT + a, over here. Now both will work at the same time, you can see it slows down at the end. If we wanted a constant curve using the speed IPO, we can go into curve, extend mode, extrapolation and now you will notice that the speed is constant everywhere. And now, okay and you can also edit this curve tab I grab this and I move it to say, 50 in 50 frames. I can actually hit N to get it exactly and enter 50 there for X axis.
Now, it will hit—it will across the one, which is the end of our curve at 50 frames so our animation should run it the same speed okay. I am going to go back to switch this back to the 100 again, so I'm just going to type end here and type in 100. And I am going to tab at the edit mode and then my extend mode I am going to go into constant to game and that's the way it was original slowing down at the beginning and speeding up. Note that you can also, even know this one start _____ with a curve and you can take it away. Can still add the curve to this one by clicking on here for instance at frame 1 little B0. You hold on the control button and left click and say it frame 100 it will be finish and we can put in tab and put in the exact values if you want that frame 100 it will be 1. At frame 1 it will be 0, okay and now this will animate in 100 slowing down speeding up.
Now slow down and in a little we will start again. Okay, even though these two curves start up quite differently we can make them quite the same. So now that I shown the difference these two curves I am going to delete this one or delete the object first. Erase selected, erase selected and we are back to this object. Now, we are going to take a quick look at duple frames. And I am going to scale this down, so that we can fit and more of the mean. I'm also going to have our Z axis pointing up and our Y axis pointing in the direction of the curves so that we can fit more in as well. So, I am going to press the Y axis and will have this Z axis pointing up and it can see how it's oriented on our curve. And I'm going to press Dupliframe and turn off the axis running down and if we go into the solid view the other copies ____ will being place one at every frame of the animation okay. Now, you will notice that the beginning here were it is travelling slower according to the speed curve, very much closer together and there you can only space this slope. We look at the slope of the speed curve it is pretty evenly space in the middle and then it start to slow down again okay. Now, take a close of look at the Dupliframes buttons here. Now here is how we turn Dupliframe on and off this is where you start creating Dupliframes and this is where you end creating Dupliframes. It is important that this value is not bigger than the end of your animation because then we will start putting a whole bunch of objects on top of each other there and we know are speed curve was set to 100 and so we got the right number of objects that is correct on this case. Now, there is a handy button that I did not learn about _____ recently if we go back into here there is a button called no speed. Now, set the Dupliframes just still regardless of frame as sort of a not a very did tools tip. The best explanation is for Dupliframe ignore the speed IPO. So now when I click that and we look at our object again we can see that they are all evenly space along the curve. Note, for animation purposes the speed curve still work as and the speed curves still roles _____ and slow but for Dupliframing they know speed button, ignores the speed curve of the speed IPO of the curve.
So, I am going to explain the few, the other buttons here. Note also that with a no speed button press, if we select our curve and we are going to our edit buttons again and we change the path link. Let us change this to 25, and we go up there will not be 25 objects along a curve. The path link value works. Note, that it does not affect the link of your animation only the Dupliframes will the path link button work for now and that is because we have that no speed button press. Now, because our path link is only 25 we should go into our Dupliframe buttons again and set out _____ in 25 as well otherwise we will have a duplicate objects at the end. Okay, so now I am going to set this back-up to 100 the path link up to 100 again so I am going here and will go into our edit buttons and set our path link to 100 and we also have too and set our- going to our object buttons we have to see out Dupli into 100. And you will notice you will have the whole bunch here. And now I am going to explain one more button, some more of the buttons down below here and I will zoom in first. They are the__ we cover this one and the no speed button. The start button is where you start your Dupliframing and that is where you end. This is the Dupli on but I am not saying that we want one on and this is the Dupli off button and then ____ 1 on, 0 off that in other words now you are showing every single frame if we pick this to one it would be 1 on, 1off, 1 on, 1 off. So, we should have half as many and if we look up here you see we have 1 on, 1 off and we zoom so that it bigger here. If I do that and now we have 1 on, 2 off, 1 on, 2 off, 1 on, 2 off okay. And then 1 on, 3 off so you can adjust at that way as well.
Now, if I have 2 on that we have it shows 2 then 3. It shows 2 and 3 ______so you have away of arranging. So now let us go back to 1 on and 2 off it looks pretty good so now we have the Dupliframe with that and sometimes you can leave them like this it's fine but quite off you want to make them into a real object so what I do is a you select the object and then Control Shift A make Duplis real and now it will become real objects okay. And I am going to save the file now, just save it on titled so we can back to it. If I now erase the curve, _____ I joined them because one is parented okay and we have our objects. Okay now I am going to show one example and I am going through a little bit quicker, I do not need this one anymore. And so let us start in a new, raise this object. Add a path or a curve or use the path type curve and then grab it and making into interesting shape again. E for Extruded, 1graph okay so now we have a same line interesting curve shape, let us go into front view and this time the object we were going to Dupliframe I am going to add a surface, I will pick here _____ surface a nerve and I am going to scale out down, Tab out okay we now we have our nerve surface as before we ______ size and rotation apparent the circle, we are done in the shift key, select the curve, control P make a normal apparent. Select this, clear the origin will do clear origin lets go to here and we will go to the edit buttons. We already have the curve path selected and we are going to get curve follow and I am going to draw the access of that button so we can see how it arranged. And we got lucky because the orientation that I entered the curve in our circle is following occur. So now, we can turn a Dupliframes on and turn the access off and it will sets slowing down and speeding up because this curve has the speed curves so will turn on and no speed.
And you will notice that we have our—the thing there I am going to set the Dupli start too but it did not work. Dupli stat the one so leave it the way it was. Okay, now we have our objects, now it is the good time to save. I will save and we are going to—now that we have our shape here I am going to make them real. Control Shift and then A, make the Dupli objects real and now I am going to join them all together now that there are still selected so Control J joint selected nerves now for tabbing the edit mode we can see all the vertices and I am going to select all the vertices and hit the F button. Now we tab to our edit mode and it said, will see a nice cable now notice its black on the outside and silver on the inside. Now, I have not found the way to make sure that it is always silver on the outside that is why I save it first here. I will show you an easy way to corrected, there is actually two ways you can reverse the direction of the curve or we can change the tracking of the very first object. So now we will go back to the file and open our untitled again were we were. Now, let us turn the access for that object, again I will turn off Dupliframes for now and you will notice that the Y was pointing along the axis. What we do is we switch that to the minus Y so I will pick the minus Y here and now it is extruding it in the other direction _____ so now let us turn on the Dupliframes again and off our axis maybe we do not even need that ____ I turn every other one off. Now as before Shift Control A, make our Dupli objects real, join them Control J join the selective nerves, Tab in the edit mode select them all, Alt F to skin them, Tab and said and now silvers on the right side. So, before you make your Dupli's real save your file and then you can flip this first, your first nerves curve the other way around if you get the black surface I find _____ easy way to do it. Now you can leave this as the nerves curve or you can converted to a mash. I am going to save the ____ now and this time I am going to show what happen as if by erase the selected one. You will notice it is flip and that is what expected to happen the last time when I said that it was okay. It is because that is still parented to the other one so I am going to open the untitled one again. And now, when I am going to do this i am----- before I delete my original curve, my path curve I am going to do it for the same here. Where is that button now? It is in the Alt P, we are going to clear the apparent first and we are going keep our transformation okay. And then we select our path and erase it that would not flip on this. So now we have a nice nerves cable that we can use in our model okay. That is my tutorial on path and Dupliframes, I hope that was not too complicated. Thanks for listening.
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"Always the bridesmaid, never the bride" no longer… T-Mobile should get the iPhone by next year.
It's probable that the U.S. carrier will finally score the coveted gadget, according to Bloomberg, citing a report from Sanford C. Bernstein's Craig Moffett.
T-Mobile will be the last major American carrier to offer the iPhone, with Verizon, Sprint and AT&T customers already tapping away at their apps and being swooned by Siri.
T-Mobile, whose CEO, Philipp Humm, stepped down last month, has had a tough time keeping customers from leaving for other carriers because it didn't offer the device.
At the GeekWire Summit in March, T-Mobile's Chief Marketing Officer Cole Brodman, who has since left the company, said that the carrier could compete without the iPhone.
"Yes we can. We have fantastic alternate choices," said Brodman, citing its lineup of Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry phones. "And I think those devices — whether it is through the app experiences, through the network experiences or through the devices themselves — do things that rival the iPhone — and in many cases — do them better than the iPhone. So, I absolutely think we can be successful."
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COLUMBIA – South Carolina has now finalized its Class of 2013, which comprises 22 recruits (or maybe 21). The Southeastern Conference does not let teams sign over the NCAA maximum of 25, but because USC is under NCAA sanctions for violations, the Gamecocks are limited to 22 players enrolling in the classes of 2013 and 2014.
USC missed on defensive tackle Keith Bryant, who picked Florida State. He said at his signing ceremony in Delray Beach, Fla., that he picked the Seminoles in part because he wanted to remain close to his one-year-old daughter. So the Gamecocks went one for two on recruits who waited until National Signing Day to decide, as they picked up outside linebacker Skai Moore of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
It initially appeared, after Bryant picked FSU, that USC would wind up with 21 signees in this class, because defensive end Kendal Vickers was not expected to sign. But Vickers did apparently sign, even though USC has yet to officially announce him as a signee.
It doesn't really matter because Vickers is expected to attend Fork Union Military Academy in Virginia this fall, as many recruits do to improve their grades. The fact that Vickers signed isn't incredibly significant, though, because when recruits go to prep school, they can be re-recruited and sign elsewhere, regardless of whether they have signed.
So Vickers will be able to sign with another school next year and immediately play there in the fall of 2014, if he so chooses. Or he can stick with his previous verbal commitment and letter of intent to USC.
South Carolina fans received some pleasant news on Wednesday morning when highly regarded recruit Skai Moore picked the Gamecocks on National Signing Day.
Moore, a 6-2, 210-pound outside linebacker from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., picked USC over Rutgers and Vanderbilt. Moore became the first USC recruit in the Class of 2013 to choose the Gamecocks on Signing Day. He is now their seventh four-star recruit in the class, according to Rivals' rankings.
Moore is rated the No. 19 outside linebacker in the country by Rivals and the No. 43 recruit in the state of Florida. He took his official visit to USC on Jan. 18 and was recruited by Grady Brown, who debuted last season as the Gamecocks' secondary coach.
Brown is also the primary recruiter for another high-profile Florida kid who will announce his decision on Signing Day – defensive tackle Keith Bryant, a 6-2, 306-pounder from Delray Beach.
Bryant visited USC on Jan. 25 and also visited Florida State and Miami. He is the No. 17 defensive tackle in the country, according to Rivals, and the No. 42 recruit in Florida. Like Moore, he is a four-star player. Bryant will announce his decision at 1:30 p.m. on ESPNU.
As of 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, USC had signed 19 recruits, including Moore. All had previously committed except Moore and Jonathan Walton, the No. 21 inside linebacker, who had strongly hinted before Signing Day that he would pick USC.
The Gamecocks have yet to officially announce the signing of three remaining players who had previously committed. Technically, they also haven't announced Moore yet, but he is obviously on his way to Columbia this summer.
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LOOKING AHEAD - For higher education and state employees, in general, the past Kansas legislative session was a long one according to the president of Kansas State University. Now, university officials are not only looking ahead to the 2016 legislative session, but also the start of the fall semester, and the wrap-up of construction activities all across the campus. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker takes a look. (9:04)
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IMPACT OF THE 2015 LEGISLATIVE SESSION - In a record-breaking effort, the Kansas Legislature wrapped up its 2015 session. Lawmakers have left the Capitol and the president of Kansas State University says the longest legislative session in Kansas history is over and despite some lingering concerns, he is relieved. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker has this report. (11:58)
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KSU AND THE LEGISLATURE - The Kansas Legislature is back from their spring break and are working in the wrap-up session. There is a lot left to do and budget issues are still hanging over lawmakers heads. Those unresolved budget issues also still cause concern for many in Kansas higher education. The president of Kansas State says at this point he still feels the university can come away from the session in pretty good shape. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker has this report. (11:22)
April 17. 2015
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER LEGISLATIVE BREAK – The Kansas Legislature is taking its annual spring break and will be in recess until April 29. A lot of work remains on budget issues, but lawmakers are waiting for revenue estimates that are due out on April 20. Senate and House budget negotiators, before leaving, did reach agreement on a measure that would save Kansas State University and the University of Kansas from earlier proposed cuts. But the schools could face a tuition cap for two years. The president of Kansas State says this legislative session has been a challenging one for Higher Education. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker has this report. (10:57)
April 8, 2015
MORE KSU CUTS FROM THE LEGISLATURE - Kansas State University, along with other Regents Institutions in the state, is looking at the possibility of some significant budget cuts by Kansas Lawmakers. In a recent move, the Senate Ways and Means Committee passed a subcommittee report that recommended budget cuts for Fiscal Years 2016 and 2017 for the university. The recommendations include cuts of 2-point-1 million dollars in each fiscal year from the state general fund for the main campus. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker says state lawmakers also put a cap on tuition increases. (8:10)
March 26, 2015
LEGISLATIVE IMPACT ON KSU - Despite some of the earlier concerns about the university's budget, Kansas State University officials feel a flat budget will come out of the Legislature this year. The K-State Radio Network's Jeff Wichman talked with the president of Kansas State, Dr. Kirk Schulz, who basically says it is not yet time to worry. (9:56)
March 6, 2015
BUDGET CUTS FOR KSU – The 2015 Kansas Legislature has been in its 2015 session for over a month. When lawmakers started their work, Kansas State University saw a proposal from the governor that would keep the university's budget flat, however, that did not happen. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker talks with the president of Kansas State about just what that means. (13:15)
January 26, 2015
THE EVOLUTION OF PUNISHMENT – The 2015 Kansas Legislature is now in session. The Governor has given his State-of-the-State address. And the president of Kansas State University says he is hoping for a flat budget. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker has this report. (9:45)
December 19, 2014
LEGISLATIVE IMPACTS - The Kansas Legislature returns to Topeka in about a month to start its new session. The president of Kansas State University says he, like many in the state, has some concerns about the outcome. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker talked with President Schulz about possible legislative impacts on the school. (8:37)
September 5, 2014
HIGHER ED FINANCIAL SURVEY – A new survey taken by Inside Higher Ed and Gallup says that many campus chief financial officers lack confidence in the sustainability of their colleges' business model over the next decade. At the same time, the CFOs seem unwilling to take cost-saving measures that might ignite campus controversy. The survey is based on the responses of chief financial officers at 438 colleges and universities. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker talked with the president of Kansas State University about some of the implications of the survey. (7:52)
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UNIVERSITY BUDGET CUTS – Ever since the start of the 2013 legislative session, officials at Kansas State University, and other Regents schools, have worried about what state lawmakers might do to their budgets. The legislative session is over and it appears those worries were well founded. The president of Kansas State says despite assurances from the Governor's office, higher education in Kansas took a tremendous hit.
May 24, 2013
REGENTS' FUNDING AND THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE – Ever since January, officials at Kansas State University, along with their fellow Regents schools, have looked with a certain amount of concern at state lawmakers in Topeka. As this session of the legislature winds down, the president of Kansas State University says he's still worried.
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HIGHER LEARNING COMMISSION-KANSAS LEGISLATURE-NBAF- Kansas State University is seeking reaccreditation from the Higher learning Commission. In additional, the university's budget still is in the wind in Topeka and there are concerns with NBAF. The president of Kansas State takes a look at what it all means in this report from the K-State Radio network's Richard Baker.
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KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY BUDGET – For Kansas State University, this year's session of the Kansas Legislature presents a mixed message. University President Kirk Schulz says like every other governmental body in the state there was an overall cut of just over one percent. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker reports.
April 15, 2011
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August 27, 2010
BEGINNING THE SECOND YEAR – Kansas State University president Kirk Schulz has been running the university since June 2009. However, he associates the start of the fall semester as his one-year anniversary. In an interview with the K-State Radio Network's Jeff Wichman, Dr. Schulz reflects on his first year at K-State and discusses his plans and priorities for year two.
July 30, 2010
AFTER THE BIG 12 – The smoke has cleared regarding Big 12 football and the furor has died down. And, while the conference is smaller, the president of Kansas State University says that change means more money for the Wildcats. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker spoke with KSU president Kirk Schulz.
June 25, 2010
THE FINAL BUDGET – For leaders of higher education in Kansas, the 2010 legislative session ended on a high note with lawmakers passing a tax increase. Kansas State University president Kirk Schulz calls their efforts an exceptional accomplishment. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker has details.
May 28, 2010
THE HERE-AND-NOW AND THE FUTURE – Two decades ago Kansas State University received more than 40-percent of its budget from the state of Kansas. That percentage has dropped tremendously in recent years and the head of K-State sees no end to that trend. In fact, in a recent conversation with the K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker, KSU president Kirk Schulz said he fully expects K-State, at some point, to become what he calls a quasi-private institution.
April 29, 2010
IMPACT OF THE ELITE EIGHT – Kansas State University's recent showing on the national basketball scene presented a good news-good news scenario. K-State President Kirk Schulz tells K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker that March Madness generated both excitement and revenue.
March 26, 2010
IMPACT OF STATE BUDGET CUTS – The President of Kansas State University says despite the severity of budget cuts the school remains committed to providing its students the quality education expected by Kansans. And as state legislators continue to forge a budget that will deal with the current economic malaise, Dr. Kirk Schulz is confident that he and the other leaders of the Regents' institutions will be able to deal with whatever comes their way. The K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker has more.
February 25, 2010
THE UNIVERSITY'S BUDGET – The president of Kansas State University has repeatedly been before state legislators to plead the university's case on budget issues. As the session continues its slow grind, he hopes his work and that of the other heads of regents' institutions will be enough. K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker has more.
January 29, 2010
December 31, 2009
November 30, 2009
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY BUDGETARY CRISIS (PART 1) – The seven Regents' institutions in Kansas are facing severe budgetary constraints during the current economic malaise. And, another round of cuts is in the Regents' fiscal future. In the first of a two-part series, K-State President Kirk Schulz tells K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker the cuts will have an impact that goes far into the future.
November 2, 2009
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY...RESEARCH OR TEACHING – For many universities, trying to define their role in teaching and research can be a difficult debate. The president of Kansas State University believes that the school needs to incorporate both elements to become a student-centered research institution. K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker has more in this week's Presidential Commentary with Dr. Kirk Schulz.
October 2, 2009
K-STATE'S ROLE AS A LAND GRANT INSTITUTION - Dr. Kirk Schulz was recently inaugurated as the 13th president of Kansas State University. Leading up to his inauguration in late September, he says one of the topics that seemed to come up repeatedly was what it means to be a land grant institution. Dr. Schulz has four points regarding what it means to be a land grant institution.
August 17, 2009
ENROLLMENT, SCHOLARSHIP, AND THE ECONOMY - As Dr. Kirk Schulz assumes the reins of leadership at Kansas State University, there are numerous challenges to be confronted. In the first of what will be a monthly commentary, Dr. Schulz tells the K-State Radio Network's Richard Baker that getting students to K-State and then keeping them is just one of the challenges.


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The Premier League is back! Kicking off a new season, we see the return of Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna as they dissect the Community Shield and look forward to a brand new Premier League season. In this special 90 … Continue reading
EXCLUSIVE: EPL Talk sat down with Manchester City striker/winger Craig Bellamy recently to get his views on a variety of topics including what it was like to play under managers Mark Hughes and Gary Speed, as well as what it … Continue reading
Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer, Richard Farley and The Gaffer team up to dissect the 2010-11 Premier League season that was from the best footballers, Manchester United's run in the Champions League, Swansea City's climb into the top tier and much … Continue reading
The 2010-11 Premier League season is over after an incredible last day of the season where we saw the final two teams relegated change five times during the 90 minutes before it was decided that Blackpool and Birmingham City would … Continue reading
In this EPL Talk Podcast weekend review show, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna dissect the FA Cup Final, Manchester United winning the league, West Ham getting relegated and plenty of the other major storylines from Gameweek 37. Laurence also discusses … Continue reading