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Two brothers face numerous drug charges after an investigation Monday by the Davidson County Sheriff's Office Vice/Narcotics Unit at two locations on Denton Road near Thomasville.
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"It Ain't Over Until God Says It's Over"
Dear Media Family,
It was brought to my attention that on this past Sunday, Star Jones posted
her testimony on her http://positivelystar.blogspot.com/ how she was blessed
by Maurette Brown Clark's It Ain't Over (Until God Says It's Over) at a time
when she needed to hear a word of encouragement.
I know a lot of programmers have been playing this song for sometime now,
but God is still using this song It Ain't Over (Until God Says It's Over) to
bless his people whether you are a hollywood star like Ms. Star Jones or
work a 9 to 5 like the rest of us.
God is still healing the hearts of His people.
I just wanted to share with you all what Star Jones has written...
D.A.Johnson, Malaco Music Group
-god.html> BLESSED: It Ain't Over...until GOD says it's Over!
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Sometimes God speaks to us when we least expect it...but we most need it. I
had that experience today and felt like I needed to share it...actually
SHOUT IT! Why I don't know...but if my epiphany blesses someone, I'm willing
to step out there...
The past few days have truly been amazing in my life. I've had some good
business meetings, had the privilege of hosting a fundraiser for my friend
David Paterson, the Governor of NY, helped raise $200,000 for Art for Life
and hosted a lunch for the family of my guy at my home...making him proud.
Sound like I had it "going on" right? WRONG...
I went out to pick up some crab for dinner tonight and I found myself
experiencing a low moment. Nothing in particular happened...I just had a
moment where I felt overwhelmed, inadequate and sad. Instead of celebrating
my blessings; I started reviewing all the stuff in my life that I WASN'T
happy with and got down on myself so intensely...that I started to
cry...sitting in the car all alone.
Then God spoke to me...
A song came on the satellite radio just as the tears started to flow and I
truly felt the presence of the holy spirit take over. Maurette Brown-Clark
was singing "It ain't over...until God says it's over"...and I had to
literally pull the car over and just PRAISE HIM!
Thank you Lord for reminding me that YOU are in control of ALL THINGS! The
stuff that makes me feel good about myself is your gift to me...and the
stuff that I have to struggle through is also a gift; because it makes me
I didn't have a crisis of faith...because my faith is stronger than
that...but I did forget that I am HIS child... and he promised to give me
the DESIRES OF MY HEART! He reminded me...so I stopped and praised HIM.
I know people in the public eye don't like to share that they have moments
of fear, vulnerability and doubt...but I want you to know that we do...and
those of us who believe in the omnipotence of God...go to our knees.
I don't know WHAT the future holds...but I state with complete certainty
that I know WHO holds my future and FAITH in his word will see me through. I
have been blessed with so much...and I want to thank HIM publicly and share
it with others. My heart is full tonight with praise for my gifts.
We all go through tough times at one time or another...but remember this...
God brought the Israelites out of the bondage of Egypt...but before they
reached the promised land they had to be washed in the blood (go through the
red sea), and then languish in the wilderness for 40 years.
What that says to me is that we don't get the blessing without the struggle.
That is my testimony today...and I make a promise to God that it will be my
daily testimony from now on.
--Star Jones
Chart #/Artist/Song Title/Label/Distributor/Weeks on
1) Greg O'Quin & iPraize Lead Me Jesus Pendulum 54 54
2) Maurette Brown-Clark It Ain't Over (Until God Says It's Over) AIR Gospel/Malaco 53 53
3) Phillip Carter I Love The Lord Sounds Of Victory 52 52
4) Hezekiah Walker & LFC Souled Out Verity/JLG 51 51
5) William McDowell I Give Myself Away (Live) E1 50 50
6) GI Get Up BGA/Blacksmoke/WorldWide 49 49
7) Mary Mary Feat. Kierra "KiKi" Sheard God In Me My Block/Columbia 48 48
8) Shari Addison No Battle, No Blessing BET/Verity/JLG 47 47
9) Israel Houghton Just Wanna Say Integrity 46 46
10) New Birth Cathedral Choir Higher Ground New Birth 45 45
11) Dorothy Norwood I Wanna Go Malaco 44 44
12) Joe Leavell & St. Stephen Temple Choir God Is Able Emtro Gospel 43 43
13) Donnie McClurkin Feat. Karen Clark-Sheard Wait On The Lord Verity/JLG 42 42
14) Hezekiah Walker & LFC God Favored Me, Part I Verity/JLG 41 41
15) Tim Rogers & The Fellas Happy Blackberry 40 40
16) Nevels Sisters Clap Your Hands Molife 39 39
17) Fred Hammond Feat. John P. Kee They That Wait Verity/JLG 38 26
18) James Roberson Everybody Dance JDI 37 37
19) J Moss I Gave It Up PAJAM/Gospo Centric/Verity/JLG 36 25
20) BeBe & CeCe Winans Close To You B&C/Malaco 35 34
21) Bishop Larry D. Trotter & The Sweet Holy Spirit Combined Choir I Still Believe Utopia/Tyscot 34 33
22) Bishop Marvin Winans I Feel Like Going On World Class Gospel 33 32
23) Brown Sisters Awesome God Kingdom 32 31
24) James Fortune & Fiya Feat. Keith "Wonderboy" Johnson & Nikitta Fox I Wouldn't Know You Blacksmoke/WorldWide 31 30
25) Dottie Peoples Better DP 30 29
26) Brian Courtney Wilson All I Need Spirit Rising/Music World 29 28
27) Min Win Thompkins The Leaning Tree Uncle Win's Music 28
28) Voices Of Mount Olive Let The Church Say Amen Iierbea 27
29) Bishop Eddie Long Feat. GW's Righteous Forsaken Ultimate/E1 26 38
30) Elaine Norwood No Weapon Highly Favored 25 36
31) Bishop Bobby Hilton & The Word Of Deliverance Mass Choir God Did That Thing BVHILTON 0
32) Troy Sneed With You Always Emtro Gospel 0
June 30, 2009
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(Nashville, TN-June 30, 2009) Multi-platinum selling R&B/Gospel Superstars BeBe & CeCe Winans are together again ready to release their first album together in over 15 years. As fan anticipation mounts, BeBe and CeCe have released their single Close to You on ITunes so fans can get a taste of what is to come.
On Tuesday, June 30, diehard followers and newcomers alike can experience what many have been waiting for, a sample of BeBe and CeCes forthcoming project. The Close To You single has already received rave reviews across the airwaves and for those who have yet to experience the chemistry this dynamic duo has, hold on to your seat!
Beginning their career together in 1987, this dynamic duo has garnered many successes with the crossover hits Heaven, Addictive Love, Ill Take You There and Im Lost Without You.
BeBe and CeCes 20 year career in music includes multiple platinum and gold albums in both the Gospel and R&B music genres, numerous awards including 5 Grammy Awards, 8 Doves Awards, over 12 Stellar Awards, 2 NAACP Awards, 12+ charting R&B singles, and countless #1 Christian and Gospel radio singles.
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June 22, 2009
Maurette Brown Clark Jumps From Billboard # 3 to # 1 Once Again
The inspirational single that is touching the hearts of millions, "It Aint Over (Until God Says Its Over)" by Maurette Brown Clark is a testament in of itself. After leaping from the number 3 spot to number 1 on the Billboard charts, according to BDS tabulations week ending of June 7, 2009, becoming the first number song for The Malaco Music Group family of labels since Gospel as become a monitored format. After just one week at the top, the single was tossed down to the number 3 position.
The Malaco Music group is proud to announce that "It Aint Over (Until God Says Its Over)" has soared once again from the number 3 position to reclaim and become the nations #1 song on both the Billboard and Mediabase Gospel charts this week ending June 21, 2009.
Maurette Brown Clark says, "I am just really humbled and excited about what the Lord is doing with "It Ain't Over". I recorded that song almost five years ago and to see what God is doing with it now in such a time as this is all to His glory. I have received countless emails, phone calls, and personal testimonies as to how this song has encouraged people through their personal struggles, as well as the struggles this entire world is facing. I am just grateful to be one of the vessels that God is using to encourage His people. I want to thank my record company, Malaco Records, for their hard work, as well as the gospel radio programmers and announcers across this country who are helping to take this song to the masses."
D.A. Johnson of The Malaco Music Group states, This is just a testament to the power of the song It Aint Over and the message that is so relevant to so many lives; not only pertaining to these tough economic times, but lifes challenges that each of us has to face in our individual lives every day. This type of response from the masses cannot be fabricated or manufactured. I commend radio programmers across the country for listening to their listeners and not altering It Aint Over in their rotation.
March 30, 2009
50 Years: Its Been Worth It All by the Gospel living legend, The Worlds Greatest Storyteller, Dorothy Norwood is finally In Stores!!!
Millions have heard the power packed re-recording of one of the greatest congregational hymns of all time, "Victory Is Mine" (Obama Mix) backed by 2009 Stellar Award Nominee Ricky Dillard & New G being played on Gospel and Urban radio stations alike, leading up to the historic election, on election day, and on the day of the inauguration in honor of President Barack Obama.
Now you can bring home Victory Is Mine and the new foot stompin, hand clappin, get out of your seat single, I Wanna Go both taken from her latest release 50 Years: Its Been Worth It All. If that werent enough, a 2009 Live version of "Denied Mother" also appears as a bonus track.
"I Wanna Go" is being mailed nationally today to radio stations so be sure to stay tuned to your favorite station to be amongst the firsts to hear it debut in your area.
Nothing short of a living legend, Dorothy Norwood has been entertaining, preaching, uplifting, mentoring, writing, and producing for more than fifty years.
Dorothy Norwood officially began her gospel career in 1956, singing with Mahalia Jackson, Reverend James Cleveland, and with one of the greatest female gospel groups of all time, The Caravans, founded by The Queen Of Gospel, Albertina Walker.
In 1960, she launched her solo career with Savoy Records, recording her first album, Johnny and Jesus in 1964. This release was quickly followed by Denied Mother in 1965, earning Norwood the title, The Worlds Greatest Storyteller. Both projects certified gold. All total, five albums reached gold status. 1971, she recorded Live with the GMWA Mass Choir of Northern California; Live reached #1 on the Billboard Charts. To her credit, she has also had three top ten gospel albums and been in the top forty fourteen times (Billboard).
In 1972, she became an unlikely opening act for the Rolling Stones national tour with Mick Jagger. By 2000, Ms. Norwood was nominated for the Lady of Soul Award for her album, The Lord is a Wonder. She followed that nomination with two more at the 2001 Dove Awards for Ole Rickety Bridge (Traditional Album of the Year) and Theres Got To Be Rain (Traditional Gospel Recorded Song of the Year).
In 2005, Norwood won the Soul Train Lady of Soul Award for Stand on the Word, and was inducted into the International Gospel Music Hall of Fame twice; for her work as a solo artist as well as that with The Caravans. The American Quartet Hall of Fame also inducted The Caravans in 2006 and Norwood reunited with the group to produce what would become a Billboard chart topping album, Paved The Way (Malaco). Paved The Way also garnered nominations in every major industry award group including the Grammies, Doves, Stellars, and Soul Train.
For nearly every year of her professional career singing gospel music, Dorothy Norwood has recorded an album.
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ZF-11776: ZF-9799 undoes ZF-5890 and breaks AMF for Internet Explorer 5 - 8
The changes in ZF-9799 undid the changes from ZF-5890 which breaks AMF in Internet Explorer versions 5.01 - 8, at least when SSL is used.
ZF-9799 breaks what ZF-5890 fixed.
Can you detail what exactly we need to test for? It looks like we need to look for an IE user agent, and, if detected, send the following header:
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Looks about right, but probably needs Pragma: public, too. (At least that's what the state was before ZF-9799.)
Our current workaround is to filter out Cache-Control and Pragma headers from our backend servers, so they're not passed to the client, and that works for us. However, since the original change in ZF-5890 set those headers explicitly, it might be best to just return to that status quo ante.
I don't have all Internet Explorer versions available to test, but going from the Microsoft knowledgebase entry, you'd need to check for IE user-agent with version between 5 and 8. According to Microsoft, newer versions than that are not affected.
I've looked at the diffs for the two linked issues, as well as the MSDN article, and determined how to branch the headers. I'm now detecting IE over SSL, and sending different Cache-Control and Pragma headers when detected. Fix is in trunk and the 1.11 release branch.
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I just installed Zend Framework Minimal 1.11.11 and I got an error message : "PHP Notice: Undefined index: HTTPS in XXXX\Zend\Amf\Response\Http.php on line 59" while using some AMF stuff.
In PHP, the proper way to test if a variable exists is with isset().
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kcdyer, Friday May 14, 2010 - 8:32am
Neither can we! Kathy Chung will be announcing the registration opening date very soon.
But if you just can't wait, here's a way to slake your conference thirst. The Canadian Authors Association national conference is being held in beautiful Victoria, BC this year from June 24-27th. A number of old friends of SiWC [Anthony Dalton, Bernice Lever, Lois Peterson and me] will be presenting. Keynote speakers will include well-known authors Patrick Taylor and Richard Wagamese, and there are tons of activities planned -- make sure to check it out!
Details HERE, or contact Jean Kay, Conference Coordinator at 604-943-9247, or email:
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Always good to get remembered. Exciting that my long term writer pal. Patrick Taylor, is coming to Surrey--All are in for a treat!
Also got a jolt about about Ken Sherman -- thinking it was Ken Sherman of Ontario- a fine poet who started WAVES literary mag with me--1972-1987. Ken and I got hooked on lit. mag.s when we produced the Irving Layton class anthology the year before!
Ken Sherman of California will be a blast!
Always lots of good memories around literary events -- especially SIWC.


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Post subject: Any recs for free email accounts?
Do any of you use a free email account? If so, do you mind sharing who and why?
I need a new account and don't know what services are available, plus it's good to know what works for others and why. For instance, I have/had a Yahoo account but the spam is terrible. I have the filter on, but a ton of spam gets through anyway.
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My favourite is Gmail. I like how messages are organised into conversations, so that I see my original message, the replies to it, and my replies to those all grouped together. I also like the search engine, which lets me search all saved messages for a single word.
However, I do miss the way I could organise my messages into folders, the way I did with my old Yahoo account. (Well, it's actually still active; but I only use it for the messenger on Beta these days.) Everything is just clumped together and I think I'm a trifle more disorganised because of that.
(In fairness, I haven't bothered to figure out what Gmail's new "archiving" feature is. It may be the same thing as those Yahoo Mail folders.)
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I love gmail as well. The conversation view and the extremely easy-to-use search capabilities Schola mentions are two of the reasons, and I also love that you get a ton of space (almost 7 GB at last count... and it keeps growing. No need to delete anything). Not to mention having the little instant messaging window right there without having to open Messenger or AIM (very distracting, but you can always sign out of the chat). Oh, and I get very little spam, and 99.9% of what I do get is automatically filtered into the Spam folder.
Re: folders: the way I understand it, gmail uses labels to serve the same purpose that folders do in other email accounts. You just "tag" the email in question with a certain label, and then by clicking that label in the label list you see all the messages tagged in the same way. Just as if you'd moved them to a folder and were looking inside that folder.
The advantage is that you can actually tag a message with more than one label, so in effect, it's in several "folders" at the same time. This combines with the search engine in that you can easily search only among messages tagged in a certain way (even, for instance, among messages tagged "X" and "Y" at the same time, should you wish).
I don't use archiving, but I think it's basically just to clear messages out of your inbox. You then would need to click on All Mail to see them.
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I have Yahoo and Hotmail accounts, but I use Gmail as my primary email account, precisely for the reasons others already stated
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I have a couple of Yahoo email accounts, but only to use when I'm accessing some sites where I don't want my primary email address used. For instance, at Photobucket and sites such as those. Otherwise, I use my cable provider's email address and access it through Outlook Express.
I've never used AOL, but I've heard horror stories from people who have accounts there. I don't know exactly why, but those that use AOL appear to have more difficulties on a somewhat consistent basis. Thanks for the tips on Gmail. I'm going to look into that one as an on-the-side one.
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I'm in a minority when it comes to gmail. Although I use it as my primary download email account using Outlook, when it comes to gmail as webmail, it confuses the hell out of me. And a bigger problem is one that I think they've only begun to deal with; until very, very recently, you couldn't copy yourself on email. That seems to have been resolved, but not where googlegroups mail is concerned. AAR's internal email loop is run through googlegroups, and the emails *I* send through the loop are ones that don't arrive in my in-box. It's disconcerting, to say the least.
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I have email accounts at Comcast, Yahoo and HotMail, but Yahoo is my primary account.
I've used Gmail but it's very complicated, especially when you want to make folders.
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Cyl, I don't know if this is still the case, but when I started using Gmail, I first had to be "invited" by another Gmail user. If it's still so, let me know and I can send you an invite.
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Invites were required to sign up for Gmail for the first year or two. They are no longer needed, you can just go to the website and sign up.
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|Vandals get historic win
MOSCOW, Idaho – It was exactly as they expected – gritty and tough – but University of Idaho women's soccer got the result they wanted and made history with their 1-0 victory over Utah Valley University on Friday at Guy Wicks Field.
The win moves Idaho to 3-8-0 on the year, wipes away the bad taste of a losing streak and makes the team's 10 seniors officially the most successful four-year group in program history with their 34th total victory.
"It just comes down to the hard work we've put in these last four years," senior defender Christine Leathem said after the game. "We've stayed together as a group and pushed each other, on and off the field."
Leathem added that while the group is proud of reaching the milestone, they're not satisfied with just having the record.
"We want to make that record last," Leathem said. "I want enough wins that we have a winning record overall and that the Idaho teams after us have to really work to try to pass that total."
The goal was scored most appropriately by senior Erica Hart and set up by a great pass from fellow fourth-year Vandal, Megan Lopez. After two Vandal shots were denied by the woodwork and a handful of crosses had rolled past the goal unconnected, it seemed like luck was again away from Idaho before Lopez's through ball.
"I was wondering if these new goals are lower than the old ones, because everything's hitting that bar," Idaho head coach Peter Showler joked. "In all seriousness, the girls did well in practice this week and it was nice that we were striking, but you're like, 'Is it going to be another one of those days?'"
Idaho's center mid – starting her 73rd consecutive game for the Vandals – booted a diagonal through the middle of the field that took one bounce and found Hart's feet for a foot race with the UVU defense. Hart zigged past one defender, zagged past the keeper and rolled the game-winner into the back of the net at 64:15 to give the Vandals a 1-0 lead.
"Megan played a perfect ball through. I couldn't have asked for a better ball on that one – she set it up perfectly for me to put it away," Hart said. "It felt so good."
UVU (1-7-1) made career shutout number 14 as difficult as could be for senior keeper Liz Boyden. The Wolverines attempted 18 shots overall and put five on goal in the contest, and pressed forward harder than ever in the final half-hour of play.
The Wolverines put on pressure and sent in several high shots, but Boyden made a pair of easy saves and the Vandals got out of trouble with the win.
In all, UVU held an 18-17 shot edge, but Idaho had a 6-5 tally on goal. The Vandal women earned six corners and surrendered four, while UVU was whistled for 13 fouls to Idaho's six, including one yellow card on the bench.
After the win, some momentum will be a good thing to carry into the non-conference finale. In keeping with the early-season trend, Idaho faces a talented and regionally-ranked UNLV squad that is 7-2-1 and riding a six-match winning streak.
"They're very pacey, very quick and they're 7-2-1 for a reason," Showler said of the Lady Rebels. "It's no easy place to go play, but we went down there and played in a tournament last year and proved ourselves well."
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Award showcase: I keep my Oscar in what my kids call "the famous bathroom." Recently I lent it to the Museum of Natural History for a traveling show on gold. I thought Oscar would like to get out and see the world a bit.
Midlife surprise: I was told I could never have children. Then, in my late thirties, I miraculously got pregnant. I had two more children after that. Being a mother has made it easier to accept disappointments in my career and to deal with growing older. Now I have fun watching my kids try to figure out their lives, but I'm also always looking forward to my own next phase.
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May you play to your hearts content. May you get all the treats you desire. May you rest in a warm cozy bed. Until we meet over the Rainbow Bridge, I will miss you.


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Date: 01 September 2016 - 01 September 2016
Cost: £5.00
The Old Brewery Store Comedy Club provides a platform for 7 brilliant up and coming Comedians from Kent and the South-East to showcase their comedic talent!
Date: 03 September 2016 - 04 September 2016
Cost: Brewery Tours £12.75; Brewery Stage - Free; Hop Heritage Exhibition - Free
Shepherd Neame is the proud sponsor of this annual celebration of Faversham's Hop Heritage. Street entertainers, processions and live music add to the carnival atmosphere and The Brewery Stage in Court Street is the place to be for fantastic live acts.
Date: 09 September 2016 - 02 December 2016
Cost: £29.50
A night out with a difference with Britain's oldest brewer. Enjoy an 80-minute tour, a fascinating tutored tasting and a two-course home-cooked supper served in the Visitor Centre bar. Of course, there's also time for a pint or two with your meal!
Date: 24 September 2016
Cost: £52.50
A six-course dinner, freshly prepared with local ingredients with each course matched by a specially-selected beer whose flavours complement the food.
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Issue No. 39: May 2, 2011 Issue No. 40: May 9, 2011
News from President Jessica Stumpf
Faculty Member Bill Breen's Work at GracePointe Crossing
Women's Softball Team Grabs 2nd Place
Retirement Celebrations
Bookstore Hours for Summer
Honored Faculty Member Kelly Befus
Birth Announcements
Pause for Appreciation
College of Choice for Faculty & Staff
Official Announcements
The invigorating commencement ceremonies at each campus topped off an exhilarating year at Anoka-Ramsey Community College. It is my distinct pleasure to thank you all for your extremely hard work and dedication to the students of this superb college! As Senator Klobuchar stated in her address to our graduates, Anoka-Ramsey truly is a "shining example" of a two-year college preparing students for success. I am honored to be part of this organization and privileged to have the opportunity to continue to work alongside you to provide creative, effective teaching, learning and services to our learners.
As we begin to move ahead with the 2011-12 year, the alignment with Anoka Technical College, shifting enrollments, tight budgets, and another presidential search will be at the forefront of all of our minds. Internal communication will be key during this time of transition. Be sure to read the college bulletin online and watch the college Web site for updates. Also, your questions are always welcomed!
I look forward with enthusiasm to another year as your Interim President.
- Jessie Stumpf
In 2008, English Faculty member Bill Breen volunteered to teach poetry writing to residents of GracePointe Crossing in Cambridge. This project became part of a service learning opportunity in Bill's Intro to Creative Writing course. After four or five poetry classes with the residents at GracePointe, college students compile the poems and print a book.
One resident, Ruby Wicklund participated in these poetry offerings. Here is a note about Ruby from Sharon Crawford, Director of Volunteer Services, GracePointe Crossing:
"I just wanted to let you know that Ruby passed away. Her funeral was yesterday. Her family asked that her poem, "These Hands," be read during the service. Ruby really enjoyed and looked forward to you and the students each time you offered the poetry class. She said Life began again for her at age 85 when she started writing poetry and using email. I cannot say it enough…thank you for sharing your talents, your students, and your time with our residents."
Submitted by Dave Alto
Congratulations to the Women's Softball team on their 2nd place finish at the MCAC State Tournament this past weekend in Cloquet! The team defeated the #3, #2, and #1 ranked teams in the state on the way to their 2nd place finish. The team competed in the Regional Tournament Thursday, May 12 and Friday, May 13 in Willmar and the winner advanced to the National Tournament in Rochester.
This is the 3rd Anoka-Ramsey Women's Athletic Team to qualify for the Regional Tournament this year.
Retirement parties at Anoka-Ramsey Community College brought out fun stories and crazy antics this year. Congratulations to those retiring Spring 2011 - Patty Wheeler-Andrews, Cindy Nutter, Evelyn Gedde, Charlie Lancrain, Gerald Gelle, Bill Gelle, Phil O'Donnell and Liz Nist. You will be missed!
Starting May 16, 2011, both Cambridge and Coon Rapids bookstores will be open:
Monday - Thursday: 7:30am - 5:00pm
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Extended Hours, May 31 - June 10:
7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. (M-TH)7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. (F)8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Saturday, June 4
Both bookstores will be closed:
Submitted by Jim Biederman
I am pleased to announce that Kelly Befus is this year's recipient of the Honored Faculty Member award from the Coon Rapids faculty association. Kelly is being recognized for her outstanding dedication and service to the college and the faculty association. She will receive a plaque and an honorarium at our first faculty meeting in the fall.
English Faculty member Greg Rathert and his wife, Sarah, became proud parents to Colby Orion Rathert, born May 17. Colby weighed 7 lbs, 11 oz. and measured 21 inches. Congratulations, Greg, from your Anoka-Ramsey family!
A very sincere THANK YOU goes out to all my colleagues at the Cambridge Campus for many, many years of special camaraderie. The faculty appreciation picnic this afternoon was indicative of the family ties we all experience here.
As my retirement becomes a pathway to even more exciting and different endeavors, I will remain in your gratitude for a wealth of experience to guide me along. Wonderful friendships developed here have blessed my life in so many ways. You're the best!
THANK YOU ALL! Au revoir.
- MaryAnn David
Thank you to the following people for their efforts in helping to plan the Science Express event running May 14 – 20. This event wouldn't be possible without their hard work, resources and dedication.
Dave Alto
Juliana Boner Allan Calendar Evelyn GeddeMary Jacobson Kim Lynch Ed Norton Tina Perpich Rachel Salmi Mike Seymour Lisa Sisson LeAnn Snidarich Jenni Swenson Michael Wall Melanie Waite-Altringer Sherri Wickstrom
- Natasha Baer
Dear Faculty,
Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to volunteer to help students at the Academic Support Center (ASC). Your help and support during the exam crunch time was greatly appreciated. It was wonderful to have Mark Omodt, Keven Dockter, Jennifer Bluth, Adam Krenelka, Nina Bohrod and Lisa Houchins from the Math Department and Kelly Befus, Chris Lutz, Kevin Roesselet, Vicki McMurdo and Patty Pieper from the Chemistry Department volunteering in the ASC during finals week in the absence of peer tutoring. Having people with your knowledge and experience to confer with has made our students feel much more confident in this stressful week. Our students and staff appreciate your time, effort and generosity.
Our students said, "It was wonderful to work with different faculty and get a different approach at explaining the same concept." This made it easier for the students to get a grip of the concept and also absorb the knowledge better.
It was fun to see the students huddle with the different instructors that they might not have rubbed shoulders with before. Mark Omodt came for his early Monday morning shift at 8 a.m. Kevin Roesselet, Chemistry 1062 faculty, helped students late into Monday evening. It appeared that he did not want to go home only to show up again in ASC on Tuesday. Keven Dockter worked with students on Math on one side of the room while Kelly Befus helped chemistry students on the other. Chris Lutz and Jen Bluth did their bit by giving two hour chunks to student support. Adam Krenelka, Nina Bohrod and Lisa Houchins came as a group to help students in the ASC. They worked with diverse groups of students at different tables and must have experienced what the tutors face here every day. Patty did her solo for chem. student support on Wednesday.
Thanks for your cooperation with our staff throughout the semester; I look forward to having the opportunity to working with you next semester.
Again, thank you very much for your time and for your consideration. Have a great summer!
- Humera Mujir
Thank you, Anoka-Ramsey, for the retirement gathering May 5, with special thanks to Jennifer Willcutt, Scott Stankey, and Dana Irgens for their comments and kind words.
Thank you, Anoka-Ramsey, for 33 years and nearly 10 months of teaching and learning opportunities and challenges, professional development experiences, and interactions with such diversity of cultures and perspectives.
Thank you, Anoka-Ramsey, for the insights, ideas, and innovations in both 20th and 21st century education.
Thank you Anoka-Ramsey for your generosity in gifts, cards, comments and support over these decades.
As I write to my students, "Keep reading. Keep writing. Keep learning."
- Patty Wheeler-Andrews
I would like to thank everyone who helped at the graduation ceremony on Friday evening. It was a huge success and I would not have been able to do it without so many people's dedication to the moment! The incredible commitment from everyone, both faculty and staff was overwhelming, everyone coming together to make the ceremony a special moment for each and every one of our graduates.
- Ravae Anderson
I would like to thank everyone how came to my retirement party and a special thanks to Jennifer for all her hard work and planning the party. I would also thank everyone for the Menards gift Certificate and the cards.
- Charlie Lancrain
Faculty Development Fund Approvals
Staff Development Fund Approvals
Wellness Fund Approvals
April 2011 Items approved by AASC and Interim President Stumpf, moved to action:
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News from President Jessica Stumpf
Coon Rapids Campus Faculty Election Results
Student Awards Ceremony
Kid U Needs You!! Supplies Needed for 2011
Wellness Works Fund Requests Due June 1
Academic Affairs & Standards Council Minutes
Cambridge Campus Administrative & Educational ServicesEquipment List FY 2012
Cumulative Total
Coon Rapids Campus Administrative
Equipment List FY 2012
Cumulative Total
Coon Rapids Campus Educational ServicesEquipment List FY 2012
Lighting Control Console for PAC
Cambridge CampusFurniture List FY 2012
Coon Rapids CampusFurniture List FY 2012
I am happy to announce the results of our local election, held over the past two days. The results are attached as a memo and cut and pasted below:
President Vice PresidentKelly Befus (Chemistry) Tim Wrenn (Computer Science)
Secretary TreasurerKevin Roesselet (Chemistry) Bill Saari (Engineering)
Part-Time Faculty LiaisonRita Newton (French/German)
Faculty Shared Governance Council Kelly Befus (Chemistry—Chair) John Hennen (Counseling) Tim Wrenn (Computer Science) Lance Lund (Chemistry)Melissa Bergstrom (Music) Melissa Mills (Biology)Jim Biederman (Psychology—Grievance rep.) Paige Riehl (English) (Keven Dockter and Dierk Hofreiter—Alternates)
Academic Affairs and Standards Council
The eight members of the AASC will be selected by faculty president, Kelly Befus. The following faculty members were endorsed for selection:Jim Biederman (Psychology) Kirsten Olsen (Sociology)Gary Cook (HPER) Patty Pieper (Chemistry)Bruce Homann (History) Deborah Shepherd (Anthropology)Kris Klamm-Doneen (Philosophy) Scott Wrobel (English) (Adam Krenelka and Jennifer Wilcutt—Alternates)
Faculty Development Chair (first year of two-year term)Laurie Wolfe (Psychology)
Faculty Development CommitteeBlayn Lemke (Theatre) Joan McKearnan (Biology)Lisa Lentner (PTA) Kendra Miller (Psychology)
Art Committee ChairLaura Migliorino (Art)
Delegates to the Delegate Assembly (Jill Gromberg, Joan McKearnan, Melissa Mills, and Tim Wrenn will serve the second year of their two-year terms next year)Jim Biederman (Psychology) Al Mamaril (Library)Linda Janke (History) Robbie McDonald (Business)Blayn Lemke (Theatre)
Technology Advisory Committee Corey Blommel (Computer Networking—second year of two-year term) Don Omundson (Spanish—first year of two-year term)
Coon Rapids MSCF Executive CommitteeKelly Befus (chair), Tim Wrenn, Kevin Roesselet, Bill Saari, Rita Newton, Laurie Wolfe, Jim Biederman (grievance rep.)
Congratulations to the students who received awards at the Student Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, May 4, 2011!
For the past 17 years Anoka-Ramsey Community College has been honored to host Kid U/College for Kids & Teens, a fabulous summer program where every year more than 1,000 students ages 5 -17 participate in courses and programs that ignite their imagination and expand their learning! From science and math to fitness and the arts, students engage in challenging and positive learning experiences on both the Coon Rapids and Cambridge campuses. Kid U has become a tradition of excellence with many students returning year after year.
Kid U asks every year for supplies you may have laying around your house. This year the list is quite long and any items you can give are much appreciated. Items may be dropped off at the Professional Training Center at your convenience. Thank you in advance for your support!
Wellness Works, the Anoka-Ramsey Community College employee wellness program, was created to impact the health and well-being of Anoka-Ramsey employees. Our mission is to impact the health and well-being of employees by promoting healthful lifestyle choices within a work environment that encourages wellness.
This is the fifth year of our program. In addition to our monthly workshops and other programming, another part of our program includes a $100 personal wellness initiative fund (see attached Wellness Program Guidelines for details).
Employees who have earned 50 wellness points (see attached Wellness Tracking Sheet) may be eligible to receive $100 to use toward a personal wellness initiative. You will receive one wellness point for each activity completed that relates to your overall wellness. The Wellness Tracking Sheet indicates what activities you get points for (sleeping for 8 or more hours, drinking water, attending a Weight Room orientation session, to name few).
Reimbursable personal wellness initiatives may include:
Classes and/or lessons including:
Note: Wellness funds cannot be used for personal fitness equipment, tangible items of value, or recreational activities.
Procedure for Approval :
Attachments include: (also available on the shared drive)
For more information about the Wellness Works program, visit the Wellness Works Web site.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of my colleagues at Anoka-Ramsey for the wonderful memories, lessons and experiences I've been blessed with over the past four years.
Just a few names I would like to highlight (though, I know there isn't enough time or space to include everyone!!)…
The dedicated Staff, Administrators and Faculty members. Its because of you that Anoka-Ramsey is as successful as it is. Leadership and teamwork are key for educating the future. Thank you for doing what you do every day!
Marissa Sabatke. Thank you for being so open and kind. I've enjoyed all the lunch dates and friendly advice on the adventures of toddler (boy) raising!
"Ski-mon." You two are endless smiles. Thank you for always making me laugh.
Karla Sand and Tina Perpich. Keep on keepin' on! The talents you bring to our team are so unique. Your strengths complement each other in ways I don't think you quite realize. Your hard work and ideas have been very fun to see evolve over the past few years. I feel honored and blessed to have been able to work with you for as long as I have. Thank you for teaching me some important life lessons (professional and personal!) even when you weren't trying.
Dawn Bushman and Kelsey Schwarzrock. Where do I even begin?? …In our short time together I have found two lifelong friends. You are my work sisters! I have shared laughs and stresses with you, and vice versa. Thank you for your advice, ears and in some cases, shoes! I will always think of you when I put Franks on everything. You are both such strong, independent women and I feel very lucky to have been able to get to know you. You are both the essence of Fabulocity!
Mary Jacobson. I don't think 'thank you' quite covers it. You've been a steady hand in a world of change for me. You gave me a chance to prove myself and with your guidance and encouragement I surprised myself! Thank you for seeing something in me that I didn't. Thank you for being a true leader to our team. Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge. And thank you for being unconditionally supportive. You have been a true inspiration to me and I know that I can count you as a friend for years to come.
I can honestly say without a doubt in my mind that everyone at Anoka-Ramsey has had some sort of an impact on my life. Lessons and experiences lie around every corner, especially in a place of higher education. I hope that those who I've gotten to know will stay in touch as I begin the next chapter in my life.
-Kally Kruchten
Faculty Development Fund Approvals
Staff Development Fund Approvals
Wellness Fund Approvals
Decisions based upon discussions at the April 25, 2011 FSGC Meeting:
Golden Chalk Awards
Alumni's Video Poetry Honored
Grant Update
English Faculty Poem on MPR Web Site
Coffee House Entertainment Presents
Pause for Appreciation
Official Announcements
With the retirement of Cindy Nutter and our alignment with Anoka Technical College, I have decided to search for an Interim Dean of Student Life at Anoka-Ramsey Community College for a period of 6 to 12 months. This will be an internal search only. The estimated start date is June 8, 2011.
Education: Master's Degree
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required to Perform Duties and Responsibilities:
This position requires a thorough understand of post-secondary education. The Dean of Student Life requires a high-level of leadership and management skills and the ability to facilitate dialogue over policy development and departmental advancement. The dean must be able to identify and address problems and be able to participate effectively in short- and long-range planning. The dean must possess excellent communication skills as well as the ability manage conflict and change.
If you are interested in this interim position, please send a letter of application and a resume to my email, or drop it off with Dawn Bushman in the President's Office.
Deadline for applications is May 6, 2011.
I will conduct interviews of the top candidates after the deadline and will name the interim shortly thereafter.
Three of this year's eight Strategic Initiative Proposals are being funded for the 2012 fiscal year, funded July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012. Some adjustments to the proposals and funding levels may be arranged with proposal author(s).
Thank you to the authors and, in some cases, teams who submitted proposals! Also, thank you to the Strategic Initiative Proposal Committee.
Green Dot Gear: $9,700
Submitted by: John Hennen
Will support 2011-2012 launch of a college-wide violence prevention program that includes 1.) an awareness/norm change campaign concerning power-based personal violence; and 2.) a bystander intervention training program to support prevention.
Concurrent Enrollment Website: $3,317.56
Submitted by: Michael Werner
Develop a Concurrent Enrollment Program Web site and develop Twitter and Facebook accounts to cater to students, parents, high school administrators and counselors and high school partner teachers and their Anoka-Ramsey Faculty mentors.
Fall Theater Project: $2,370
Submitted by: Blayn Lemke
Host a day-long Theatre workshop in fall 2011 for students and theatre Faculty members from six to eight area high schools to experience a variety of activities in the areas of acting, directing, set design/construction, make-up and dance.
I am delighted to announce that Jes Lee Shimek, an Anoka-Ramsey alumni who majored in art (and met her husband in my creative writing class!) made a beautiful video of my poem "Love Poem" that was chosen by the Two-Year Colleges Association within the National Council of Teachers of English to celebrate National Poetry Month. You can view the video HERE.
Jes will have an art show at Anoka-Ramsey next year.
Anoka-Ramsey participated in two collaborative grant proposals for the Department of Labor (DOL) TAA CCCT due April 21, 2011.
A national consortium of 10 community colleges, Health Professions Pathways Consortium (H2P), collaborated to improve the training and education of trade impacted workers and other dislocated workers in health professions. The H2P model emphasizes strategic partnerships with employers and the workforce system, employs cutting-edge, innovative technology, and consists of following core strategies, with the core curriculum being the centerpiece: 1.) assessment and career guidance; 2.) student retention and completion support; 3.) contextualized developmental education; 4.) industry-driven core curriculum for health professions; 5.) industry-recognized stackable credentials; 6.) training incumbent health professions workers; and 7.) shared data and accountability systems for program improvement.
Anoka-Ramsey's grant request is: $1,340,758.
A second effort is a state-wide initiative of 23 colleges participating with Riverland College and MnSCU taking the leadership role. Minnesota: Complete and Compete will serve TAA-eligible individuals, as well as members of three populations: 1.) low-skilled adults who are not college-ready; 2.) stop-outs who have college credits but have never achieved a college credential; and 3.) adult students currently enrolled in two-year colleges who face high attrition rates due to academic and working learner challenges. Anoka-Ramsey focused on Healthcare/Nursing Pathways and Computer Technology/Computer Networking Pathways.
Anoka-Ramsey's grant request is: $2,807,201.
Many people from the college, the Anoka County Workforce Center and Metro North Adult Basic Education were involved in the preparation of these proposals. In addition, employers were involved in the discussions and provided letters of support for this work. Thank you all for your contributions to this effort!
Grant awards will be announced before June 30, 2011. If you have any questions, please contact Rosie Mortenson.
Check out Coon Rapids Campus English Faculty member Kate Kysar's poem, "Faultlines," on the Minnesota Public Radio Web site.
Kate is the author of Dark Lake, a book of poetry, and editor of Riding Shotgun: Women Write About Their Mothers, a collection of essays. Her latest book of poetry, Pretend the World, was published earlier this year by Holy Cow! Press. Kysar's work is also appearing in the National Poetry Foundation Web site.
If your work appears in the world outside of Anoka-Ramse, please let us know.
Tommy DareWednesday, May 4, 10 to 11 a.m.Coon Rapids Campus, Courtyard Commons
Tommy Dare is a master hypnotist. Whether he's performing for a corporate or high school audience, stage hypnotist Tommy Dare's fast-paced show will astound you. His mesmerizing personality and quick wit will diffuse inhibitions and set the stage for a night of hilarity and fun. Participants taken from the audience will participate in a totally tasteful, yet unbelievable demonstration of the amazing powers of the mind. Whether you participate or watch, you will leave the show feeling relaxed and uplifted.
I wanted to let you know about the thoughtfulness and generosity of Zach Schultz. He stopped by my office recently to drop off eight Minnesota Twins tickets to give to the AmeriCorps members. He said they do so much for so little that they were his first thought when he realized he wouldn't be able to use the tickets himself. He could have easily given them to someone else or sold them. It is a reminder of how grateful I am to work with such great people.
Truly amazing.
-Jaimie Lopez
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Gardening Articles: Edibles :: Vegetables
Cole Crop Diseases and Pests (page 2 of 2)
by National Gardening Association Editors
Cabbage Aphid
Small, sap-sucking insect often found on undersides of leaves. May introduce fungal bacterial and viral diseases. Leaves of infected plants will crinkle and growth will be stunted. Remove and destroy parts of leaves where colonies occur. Spray with insecticidal soap.
Cabbage Maggot
Small, whitish larva of a black fly. Bores into stems and roots, causing plants to wilt and die. Cover transplants with cheesecloth or a floating row cover to prevent flies from laying eggs in surrounding soil. Alternately, place a flat, 4-inch-diameter tar-paper collar with a slit in it for the plant stem around the transplant on the ground. This will discourage adult flies from laying eggs.
Cabbage Looper
Pale green worm that crawls in distinctive looping or "measuring" movements. Feeds on undersides of leaves; breeds two or more generations each season. Pick off or spray with Bt in the late afternoon.
Imported Cabbageworm
Larva of white cabbage butterfly. Green, with light and dark stripes, about 11/2- inches long. Eats very large holes in leaves; bores into cabbage heads. Handpick worms (locate from brown-black droppings on lower leaves). Some people have luck sprinkling worms with small amounts of salt, wood ashes or diatomaceous earth. Spray with Bt weekly in the late afternoon as new eggs hatch. Use floating row covers to prevent adult white butterflies from laying eggs.
Fat larva of dull-colored, medium-sized moths. Can feed underground, on the surface, or above ground, but does most damage by chewing through young plant stems at ground level. Use cutworm collars at transplant time.
Harlequin Bug
Black, shield-shaped adults with bright red markings hatch from barrel-shaped eggs. Nymphs may kill young plants by sucking out sap. Handpick bugs and destroy egg masses regularly. Spray with pyrethrum for severe infestations.
Flea Beetle
Black, brown or striped jumping beetle, about 1/16 inch long. Attacks young plants by chewing leaves so they look as though they've been shot full of holes. Spray with pyrethrum.
Note: One easily practiced preventive measure against many of the insects attacking cole crops is sanitation. Be sure to till in or cull and destroy plants that have been bothered by imported cabbageworms, cabbage loopers or harlequin bugs. To survive, these pests must overwinter on some plant part, such as leaves or stems. Depriving them of a home during the cold months will reduce their numbers in your garden the following season.
A Note on Bt
Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), the biological insecticide sold as Dipel or Thuricide, is extremely effective against worms and caterpillars. It has the added advantage of being harmless to all other forms of life, including humans.
Bt works because it contains a bacterium that only infects moth larvae -- cabbageworms, cabbage loopers, cutworms, even the large tomato hornworms that strike just when your tomatoes are prime for picking. Don't worry about Bt and our gardening friends, earthworms. They're not moth larvae, so they cannot be affected.
You generally mix Bt with water and spray it on your crops. The best time to use it is when you first see the white cabbage butterflies around the garden. If you spray your plants in late afternoon every 7 to 10 days, you shouldn't be bothered by worms in your garden.
If you have a small garden, or you don't own any spray equipment, you can apply Bt with an ordinary houseplant mister. Just rinse it thoroughly when you're finished.
As with any spray, read and follow the directions that accompany Bt. Practice the other preventive measures outlined elsewhere in this book and enjoy a fine harvest!


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How did Ali A. Mohamed, a radical exEgyptian Army sergeant, survive inside the United States for more than 14 years as a mole for Egyptian Islamic Jihad and al Qaeda? This master spy convinced the CIA to hire him and worked for the FBI as an informant, but he was ''triple crossing'' U.S. officials. This special connects the dots using insight from FBI, military, and justice department officials who help reveal how one man exploited gaps in the U.S. intelligence community.
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