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Whatever the reason—as the band's website suggests, it could be "a collective mid-life crisis," "an opportunity to reappraise the past through the prism of the present day," a chance to see the last truly important pop group the [UK] ever produced," or just something that's "about time"—brilliant Brit-poppers Pulp have decided to get back together and play some shows next summer, marking the first time Jarvis Cocker and the original members of the band have shared a stage since 1996. So far, the only announced dates are a headlining appearance at Barcelona's Primavera Sound Festival on May 27 and July 3 date at London's Wireless Festival, but this poster image at the group's Facebook page hints that more shows will follow. It also promises that the band "will be playing songs from all periods of their career. (Yes, that means they'll be playing your favourites.)"
For Americans, that's "favorites," and also, a caution that you probably shouldn't get your hopes up just yet for a Pulp tour through your town. However, an appearance at Coachella or something like it doesn't seem beyond the realm of possibility, right? If you want to be notified as soon as shows are announced, you can sign up for e-mail updates here. [Pitchfork]


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You can donate directly to the History Department online. To make a contribution, please click the DONATE HERE link below and follow the prompts to fill in details about your gift and your contact information at the KSU Foundation's secure site. You will have to designate either "Friends of History" as the recipient in the drop-down list under "Specify a destination" OR write the Fund/Scholarship name and number (listed below) in the Special Instructions section.
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Supports instructional equipment, outside speakers, faculty, student research, and departmental events and activities that enhance the educational "quality of life" for history students.
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Friends of the Chapman Center for Rural Studies
The Chapman Center for Rural Studies is committed to researching, preserving, and sharing the history of rural Kansas. Through the establishment of a research lab, archives, curriculum, and publications the Chapman Center links the community of learners at Kansas State University with the communities of the past. The stories and lives of all peoples who shaped the history of this region are significant; and as a premier land-grant institution, Kansas State University supports and encourages the recovery of lived experience, lost towns and settlements, original lands, and changing landscapes.
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Robert D. Linder History Scholarship
Established by friends and former students of University Distinguished Professor Robert Linder, this fund currently awards two scholarships annually to outstanding history majors. Our goal is to grow the fund to a level that would allow the award of four renewable scholarships annually.
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Established to honor the memory of Josie Sanders, a fervent champion of higher education and the late wife of Professor Charles Sanders. Preference for this scholarship is given to incoming freshman history majors.
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Leo and Irene Chapman Excellence in History Scholarship
This scholarship goes to the outstanding senior history major, and was established by KSU history alumni Mark Chapman in honor of his parents.
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Golda M. Crawford History Scholarship
This scholarship is designated for junior majors in history, and was established to honor Professor Golda Crawford, a legendary history teacher who taught at KSU for over thirty years.
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Also established in honor of Professor Crawford, this scholarship is designated for senior majors in history.
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Lois B. Turner Memorial Scholarship
Established in memory of Lois Turner, a KSU faculty member from 1943 to 1967, this scholarship is designated for outstanding history majors, with preference for those who graduated from a Kansas high school.
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Ada Billings History or Humanities Scholarship
Ada Billings was an early master's graduate of the department. Established in her memory, this scholarship is open to outstanding history upperclassmen and graduate students.
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James C. Carey Graduate Student Research and Travel Fund
Established in memory of James C. Carey, the department's long-time specialist in Latin American history and author of a history of KSU. The award is designated for research travel for both master's and doctoral students.
(Fund 56010)
Florence M. Hamscher Graduate Research Fund
(Fund F67325)
Kenneth W. Jones Graduate Student Travel Fund
Established in memory of Kenneth Jones, late University Distinguished Professor and the department's South Asian historian for over thirty years. The award is designated for doctoral student travel for research or attendance at professional conferences.
(Fund F73318)
Leroy E. and Mary Sullivan Page Fund for Graduate Students in History
This award was established by the children of Leroy and Mary Page in memory of their parents. Professor Page was the department's historian of science for a quarter century; Mary Page was a distinguished nursing educator. The award funds doctoral student travel for research outside the state of Kansas.
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Robin Higham Military History Graduate Student Research and Travel Fund
Established to honor the achievements of Professor Robin Higham, the department's senior military historian for over thirty-five years. The award funds the travel of doctoral students in military history for research or for attendance at professional conferences.
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Established in memory of Professor Sageser who taught American history at KSU for over twenty years. The scholarship is awarded annually to a graduate student recognized for excellence in teaching.
(Fund Q85485)
Ina Belle (Wilson) Mueller Scholarship for Graduate Research in History
Established by Colonel Harrie Mueller in memory of his wife, this scholarship is awarded to graduate students whose thesis or dissertation relates to the history of Kansas.
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Colonel Peter Cullen Military History Fellowship
Established by alumni Mark Chapman in memory of Colonel Cullen, an MA recipient of the department who had a distinguished military career. This fellowship funds doctoral student research in military history.
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Anne S. Higham Memorial Outstanding Military History Graduate Student Award
This fund was established in memory of Anne Higham, mother of Professor Robin Higham. It provides an award to the student designated annually as the department's outstanding graduate student in military history.
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History of the West
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Harvey Hougen Memorial Scholarship
To be eligible for consideration, the one student shall be: Working on the Kansas History: Journal of the Central Plains publication, with preference to a graduate student. If the publication ceases to exist the scholarship should be awarded to a graduate student in the Department of History, based on academic performance and financial need.


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Lewis Hamilton is confident that he will sign a new contract with Mercedes and extend his stay beyond next season before the end of the year.
The Briton wrapped up his fourth Formula 1 drivers' title at the Mexico Grand Prix on Sunday (29 October) and is already targeting a fifth crown. He is keen to extend his five-year stay with the Silver Arrows team and believes the new deal is just a formality.
Hamilton confirmed that talks have already begun, but the details are yet to be finalised. The 32-year-old's current contract expires at the end of next season and he has indicated that the new deal will be more "enhanced" than his current one in terms of his work for the team on and off the track and the compensation he will receive.
"It is quite an easy process for us," Hamilton said, as quoted on Sky Sports. "We already have something in place and it's really just about extending it and enhancing it, working on what more I can do for them, for the sponsors, the brand and vice versa.
"But I'm pretty sure within the next month or so we will have had time to have sat down. Now all the pressure is off, we can go and enjoy these next couple of races," he added.
The four-time champion had spoken about retirement earlier during the course of the campaign and hinted that he could walk away at any time, even at the end of this year. However, he seems rejuvenated after his championship battle with Sebastian Vettel and has made it clear that he will not "retreat" like his former teammate Nico Rosberg, who retired from the sport after winning his maiden title in 2016.
Hamilton revealed that he wants to take on the challenges that lie ahead and admitted that he is enjoying his driving more than he has ever done before in his decade-long career.
"Four is a great number but I want number five.
"I could do the easy thing like obviously Nico [Rosberg] did, which is just stop and retreat with these four titles, but I think there's more in me, I think there's more to come, more of a challenge, as there are harder times ahead. I like that, I love that, that's challenging," he explained.
"I'm enjoying driving more than ever. Whether it's a few [years], a couple, or one, I'm still going to be here next year and I hope for a little time beyond that," Hamilton added, making it clear that retirement is definitely not in his thoughts at the moment.


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Study on the IES Abroad Vienna European Society & Culture Program and make Vienna your classroom! Study the culture, history, and politics of a region that continues to play a major role on the world stage. Through an extensive curricula and hands-on approach, this program introduces you to the many wonderful historic, artistic, and cultural opportunities the city offers. Courses cover a range of topics, from Business and International Relations to Art and Music to Psychology and Education, and are taught by faculty from top European Institutions. Students also enroll in a German language course at the appropriate level, and students proficient in German have the option to enroll in courses at the prestigious Universitat Wien.
The program offers 15-19 credits hours, on-site student services staff, orientation, housing placement, internships, comprehensive predeparture support, and extraordinary field trips to destinations such Krakow, Budapest, Prague, Berlin, Dresden, Weimar, Wachau, and the Austrian Alps. Visit the IES Abroad website to learn more or contact us today!
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- Located in the heart of Europe, Vienna is a city of almost 2 million inhabitants that since its founding in the 3rd century, has served as a bridge between a myriad of cultures. Situated on the Danube River not far from the Alps, Vienna is the capital of Austria and an EU member state that enjoys advantages as a crossroads between East and West, North and South. It hosts a wide variety of international organizations and, with its historical roll in music and the arts, offers cultural opportunities that are second to none. Its concert and opera performances, art galleries, museums, and parks are just some of the reasons why Vienna was recently rated the city with the highest quality of life in the world!
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'Twenty Four Hours From Tulse Hill' BBC Radio 4
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Our charming romantic comedy 'Twenty Four Hours From Tulse Hill' by Guy Meredith and Zalie Burrow aired on BBC Radio 4 today, starring John Heffernan, Catrin Stewart and Ricky Norwood. If you missed it on the radio, you can listen to it for a few weeks on iPlayer here.
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Sponsored by Diversity Coalition of SLO County, Police and Community Together, Cal Poly Black Faculty and Staff, R.A.C.E. Matters SLO County, and Erica A. Stewart
SLO Film Fest alum and professional speaker, Robin Hauser ("Code: Debugging the Gender Gap") is back with another thought-provoking documentary, and this one even features local resident Blake Irving. As humans we are biased, yet few of us are willing to acknowledge it. We confidently make snap judgements, but are shockingly unaware of the impact of our assumptions. This fascinating film takes us on a journey to uncover hidden biases and explore how unconscious bias affects relationships, workplaces, our justice system and technology. "Bias" contemplates whether it's possible to de-bias our brains? 88 min. USA
Director and Produce Robin Hauser will be in attendance Wednesday through Saturday.
Director: Robin Hauser
Producers: Robin Hauser and Christie Herring
Website: https://www.biasfilm.com
Movie Trailer
Wednesday 7:00pm The Rock
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Hello, I'm Jacinta though called Jes by almost everyone I know!
I am married and have 3 children – 2 girls aged 14 years and 8 years and a boy who is 10 years old. We moved from London, UK to sunny California last month. Yes, a big move indeed!
I am a teacher by profession but I now work full time from home.
I am currently working on my first children's book and looking for a publisher.
I love to read, cook, travel and of course – blog! I also enjoy writing poetry and you can view some of my poems at Forward Poetry where I was a featured poet.
I began my blog not knowing the 'B' of blogging but I have come a long way since then and I am now 'almost' addicted to my blog. On my blog you will find some glimpses of life with my 3 wonderful children – some happy, some sad but each meaningful and dear to us. I hope to pen down things that will refresh my children's memories as they get older and invite you to share them with me.
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There are also posts about campaigns that I pledge my support too.
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美国定制游 :眼见为实,亲身体验,为孩子的留学之路做好最强准备!
美国定制游 :厚仁教育基于美国,拥有丰富的资源,为学生/家庭/团体提供 美国定制游 项目,浸入式体验,给你信价比最高的美国教育体验之旅。
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WholeRen's maxim, "Bringing Two Great Nations Together, One Student at a Time", captures the essence of its mission to serve the educational needs and aspirations of families and educators in the USA and China while enhancing those experiences and involving highly reputed educational organizations and individuals. This mission is predicated on meeting the needs of the individual student by utilizing the best aspects of Eastern and Western educational precepts, and making the success of the learner the highest priority.
WholeRen aspires to continue to help Chinese students and families benefit from education and experiences available in America, and develop and execute plans and activities that satisfy participants. WholeRen foresees increased American interest in Chinese experiences and being desirous of opportunities to explore and learn in a Chinese environment as well. Exchanges and visits will be more mutual and involve more American students from middle school through graduate school in China. There will be an evolving need to create follow-up services, and design support that sustains students and reassures families to insure safe and fulfilling transitions. WholeRen is creating a network of honorable relationships with organizations which can be trusted and networking with partners to round out support and services likely to be needed by increasing numbers of students.
The five key things that really drive results for Wholeren are: student success, satisfied families, feedback from previous clients, requests from educational organizations, and services tailored for individuals and institutions.
Among the greatest challenges for WholeRen are identifying reliable entities to work with, promoting realistic expectations in China, introducing the full spectrum of American education options within the US, for example, community college transfer programs, establishing protocols for obtaining accurate and trustworthy documentary material, and promulgating the importance of academic integrity and fairness. These concerns vary greatly by geography and individuals.
Endeavoring together, we believe WholeRen will definitely have a role making a great success of East-West collaboration in education!


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Changing Times
Changing times
There's a war in the East so we're told at least
There's a war in the west, some just call it unrest
We feel shame. Who's to blame? Well, it's always the same.
And the times are once again changing.
We have conflict down south, it's in everyone's mouth.
Confrontation up north, refugees and so forth
Open borders for all, or build a wall, heed the call,
Well the times are once again changing.
There's resentment and strife between man and wife
And a hostile fight between the left and right.
Is it Adam or June calls the tune night and noon?
The times are once again changing.
You better learn how to crawl. Those who triumphed will fall
Those who now dictate will soon find it too late
You're corrupt, too well supped, and you can't get it up
So the times are once again changing.
These times my dears, are not measured in years
They're recorded in blood since before the great flood
If you do not belong then this song will sound wrong
But the times are once again changing.
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Unashamedly inspired by Bob Dylan's song, but times are once again doing so.
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|"Let me show you how it's done."
|— Blunck to Raggmunk
Commander Blunck is a high-ranking Vermillion, alongside Commander Raggmunk and General Machia.
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Despite the fact that he is a fierce fighter, Blunck is insecure and quick to get upset when he thinks others – especially Raggmunk – are taking credit for his work. He can also be passive-aggressive when he's questioning the other commanders' decisions (especially when it comes to naming field operations). Sometimes he lets his stomach get the best of him, shirking his duties in favor of hitting the mess hall. Like Raggmunk, Blunck is intimidated by General Machia, and is quick to back down any time she confronts him. Krux and Acronix smash Blunck's armor, breaking him back down into his component snakes so they can use his telepathic helmet to control the Iron Doom. The snakes are absorbed into the Iron Doom, giving it some of Blunck's personality and voice.[1]
A Time of Traitors
While Blunck was trying to show the Time Twins the plan, Raggmunk constantly interrupts him.
Later, they went to Ninjago to kidnap its citizens.
Raggmunk and Blunck watched as the Vermillion stole all the metal in Ninjago.
A Line in the Sand
Blunck commanded the Army to steal metal from the junkyard. However, he received a message from Machia stating they need to get the Slow-Mo Time Blade in Sea of Sand.
They got the Blade and when Raggmunk missed the Ninja, Blunck got them. After the Ninja were freed from the time bubble, the two commanders fought over the Blade and accidentally slowed them down.
The Ninja got away with the Blade, and they used it on their Army. They failed, and they informed Machia.
The Attack
In their failed attempt to explain how they lost the Time Blade, Raggmunk and Blunck planned on trading Cyrus for it, except they wouldn't give Cyrus to them. He attempts to explain another plan but was interrupted when Machia spoke up.
Arriving at the Temple, they started to attack the Ninja.
Secrets Discovered
As the Blunck and Raggmunk brought Wu to their dome, they were told that Machia has been promoted and had to obey her.
Pause and Effect
Blunck and Raggmunk paced outside Wu's cell. When Raggmunk told him he missed breakfast, the former got an idea to take him with them.
When they came back, Blunck fought Lloyd while Raggmunk ran away with Wu. Later, Raggmunk and Blunck were able to regain Wu and bring him back to his cell. Machia figured out they lost Wu and scolded them.
When Machia shows Wu to Kai, Nya, and their parents, Raggmunk explained they had him the whole time.
Out of the Fire and Into the Boiling Sea
Blunck and Raggmunk tried to find any sign of the Ninja but found none. They celebrated their victory and claimed they'll be getting a promotion. They recruited the Army to the Dome.
Later, when they see Cyrus trying to sabotage the Iron Doom, the Vermillion fought the Ninja until they were instructed by Machia to go there.
Lost in Time
When Machia was ordered to prepare the Vermillion, Blunck and Raggmunk went with her. Krux and Acronix would eventually destroy them to take their helmets.
LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu
Season 7: The Hands of Time
- 67. "A Time of Traitors"
- 68. "Scavengers"
- 69. "A Line in the Sand"
- 70. "The Attack"
- 71. "Secrets Discovered"
- 72. "Pause and Effect"
- 73. "Out of the Fire and Into the Boiling Sea"
- 74. "Lost in Time"
- In the sets, Blunck is the only orange colored Vermillion to appear.
- He is a much brighter orange color than his fellow general Raggmunk.
- He is one of the twelve Serpentine whose name is mentioned in the show, the others being Skales, Skales Jr., Pythor, Arcturus, Clancee, Aspheera, Char, Acidicus, Mambo the Fifth, Raggmunk, and Machia.
- ↑ https://www.lego.com/en-us/ninjago/characters/commander-blunck-season-7-4c498b9e792c407f8345347b88ec7ce7