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It was a long road to get here, but Karma Snack 2.1 is finally here. 2.1 represents a refocus on direction of our marketing message. We are here to help business achieve their ultimate goal of online success.
Talent Show
A couple things that can be noted is the Talent Show (http://www.karmasnack.com/talentshow/) scheduled for January 25, 2009 to launch, we've been working on this surprise for months now, and it's almost here.
Knowledge and Fonts
We revamped the Knowledge center (http://www.karmasnack.com/knowledge/) for better usability, and engagement. Through the site you will notice the fonts are a lot easier to read. That was the result of several months of data analysis of our A/B split testing results.
Back To Retro
Most of our fans miss the old retro theme we launched with back in February 2009, so we bring most of the elements back through the site. Some of it can be noticed on the contact us page, and inner pages of the site in general like the services page (http://www.karmasnack.com/services/). We know that several of our competition have talked about our retro look, some really hated it, Arthur, others loved it. We've got some fans like PepperJam employees that loved it enough to make it their twitter background. Thank you everyone for your feedback!!
Now clients can have access directly to our staff member's direct lines, twitter accounts, and blogs they have on our staff page (http://www.karmasnack.com/company/staff/). We want to create better user engagement with our team and show the faces behind Karma Snack. There has been a tremendous amount of growth in client results, and I have to thank our new Marketing team lead by Jason Riner and Joelle Ayala. Their expertise and knowledge has allowed us to creating some of the most successful marketing campaigns to date.
Our Portfolio (http://www.karmasnack.com/portfolio/) has been revamped and includes some of our newest clients, so check out our latest work and results for clients.
The lifestream (http://www.karmasnack.com/stream/) is still going at 110%!!
Let me know what you think of the updated design, and if you have any questions or suggestions to improve it! Thanks!
That was an interesting year. From the election of the first black president, the bombing on the moon, the death of Michael Jackson, it was an interesting one.
One thing I will always be grateful is my advancement in the next stage of life. This time last year I was in a miserable job growing more and more cynical everyday. But I had a plan to get out and chart a new course for my life, and in the very early months of 2009 everything fell into place.
Now looking back I'm happy that I took that leap of faith into the abyss and started my own company. Some would call it crazy to leave a secure job in the middle of a recession to start a business but it was just time. I had enough of taking orders from corporate executives with less knowledge than me. I felt that all of my past life experience have lead me to that moment and this new company.
Now 10 months later the company growth rate is at 200 to 800% every month with new clients and projects. I've been so busy I haven't had time to update my blog, or even the company's content. We've been in the mist of launching the 2.1 version of our new website for quite some time now.
Within the last 2 months along we brung onboard 8 new employees, making the total to 16 now, 2 of them in California. We've now got another team of 14 PHP and ASP developers in Boca Raton that should bring the grand 30 by the end of the month. The client's results have become more dramatic with the additional help. It seems like it was last month that we were working out of our kitchen and living rooms to get this company off the ground. From 2 to 30, it's mind boggling sometimes.
The one thing I love is the name, Karma Snack. Everyone always asks how we can up with it. "We needed a name people could remember… 5 months from now or 5 years from now." I really love the branding aspect of the business, not so much the administration parts but the creativity and idea brainstorming sessions are what I live for. Coming up with different ways to connect a client with their customers and maximizing that ROI.
I can understand now why some people really enjoy what they do. Next year in 2010 I hope to take Karma Snack to a national level of exposure. The plan is to hit 2010 hard with new promotions, campaigns, and take on the brand director role more.
I want to release some of the new technologies we've been working on like Dynamic SEO, and A.I. script that adjusts content and website elements according to the traffic type, keywords brung in, and historical conversion rate of that particular traffic. There is a huge host of PPC projects in the works. We've got a "clone" of Ebay's Trident technology that automatically adjusts bidding strategies on the fly, we've got it down to adjusting bidding strategies within 800 milliseconds, and with the testing campaigns are almost at a 60% conversion rate. That's child's play compared with what some of the super affiliate are doing, but we'll get there.
We also are working on dynamic adjusting PPC landing pages that adjust for conversion depending on the keyword group. Whitepapers of some of the goodies are being written up. I think a lot of this will change the way SEO and PPC is perceived in the future. We've partnered up with some of the top super affiliate and internet marketers in the world to work on several of these projects and it's been a honor to learn from some of the greatest programmers the world has never heard of.
The only one complaint about 2009 was there wasn't enough time. There doesn't seem to be enough time for a lot of the projects we are developing, but then again time is finite. We have to choose what we work on carefully. 2009, it's been fun.


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Every Sunday, it's ArtTime/FamilyTime at the MFAH. This Sunday, look for signs in the main lobbies directing you to activities in the Arts of India Gallery. In the Family Zone, spend time with the friendly family educators: sit on a pillow and read, sketch a work of art, and join an investigation of a work of art. In the studio, create an art project inspired by original works of art on display in the Family Zone.
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A 33-year-old Bridgeville woman was arrested in Harrington on Tuesday after police found marijuana in the same vehicle in which she was driving a pair of young children.
Officers stopped Johanne M. Foote's vehicle on South Dupont Highway near Gordon Street for a traffic violation, when they smelled marijuana, according to Harrington Police Department spokesman Lt. Earl Brode.
Officers search the vehicle, in which a 5-year-old and a 7-year-old were passengers, and discovered 3.1 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, Brode said.
Foote is charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
She later was released, pending a future court appearance, Brode said.
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Some Bowling Green residents living on smaller, less traveled roads haven't been out since last Wednesday due to the icy conditions. But road crews worked throughout the holiday weekend de-icing and scraping the ice from roadways.
The Department of Transportation is prepared for up to an inch of snow that they can clear immediately. However, this particular storm was a tough one due to the layers of ice compacted from days of freezing temperatures.
Many roads were pre-treated before the storm by using a mixture of salt and sodium chloride, but hours of rain and sleet washed the treatment away.
The plan for the next winter storm remains the same. Larger, more traveled roads will be plowed first followed by secondary roads, and lastly residential roads.
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Winter brings treacherous driving conditions, and ice storms can present more severe driving conditions than even major snowstorms. Snow can actually enhance traction on icy roads, while ice storms deposit layers of treacherous, often-invisible ice on virtually every surface. Learn how to stay safe when facing icy conditions:
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This wine is all over the map – literally! Flavor varies widely depending on where and how it's made.
Old World Chardonnay: crisp and minerally, with flavors of apples and roasted pears.
Pair with: Fresh or bloomy rind cheese, like Delice de Bourgogne
New World Chardonnay (USA, warmer climates): richly buttery and oaky, heavy notes of vanilla, brown butter, and tropical fruits.
Pair with: Slightly stronger cheese like sweet Prairie Breeze cheddar, or a mild washed rind like Keeley's Across the Pond.
Oxidized Chardonnay: When Chardonnay is intentionally exposed to air it is "oxidized." Common in the Jura mountain region, this wine is almost sherry-like with spicy, nutty flavors.
Pair with: Play up the bolder flavors with a more complex or funky cheese. Almost any Alpine cheese, like Comte, or earthy aged goat cheese like Chevrot make a great match.


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Theme Parks near Cleethorpes
Thanks for all the great things to do and Theme Parks near Cleethorpes with kids you keep sending in.
Now we have the easter and summer holidays fast approaching, we're trying to find the best days out and as many fun things to do with kids as possible, especially cheap and free family friendly places to visit this year - theme parks, waterparks and swimming pools, museums, indoor playcentres and softplay for toddlers, petting farms, wildlife parks and zoos, aquariums, horse riding, castles, steam railways, pottery making and ceramic cafes, roller and ice skating rinks, karting tracks, snowdomes, dry and indoor ski slopes, climbing walls, activity centres, outdoor play at the best local parks, ten pin bowling alleys and all the other best family tourist attractions, that you can visit at the weekend.
Also teachers may find the site useful for ideas for the best places to take their classes on school journeys with many historical and educational atractions listed
So, if you've been for great days out with the kids, or a school trip, which isn't shown above, just send in an email and we'll add it on so people visiting on holidays and all the other children in Lincolnshire can enjoy the great day out as well.
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Remember the way too fun Escort and how awesome they were with that "Why Oh Why" video?! Time to put on those roller skates, leotards, leg warmers and to get to shakin'!
"Starlight" was recently remixed by RAC to give the track an additional layer of bouncy zest. How can you listen to Escort and it not be carefree happy times 24/7?! Always a pick me up. We can't help but want to transition into Madonna's "Lucky Star" and keep the party going.
Tour Dates
10/25: Washington, DC @ The Hamilton
10/27: New York, NY @ Webster Hall, 1st Annual Escort Halloween Show w/ St. Lucia
11/7: Philadelphia, PA @ Theater of The Living Arts
11/9: Chicago, IL @ The Metro
11/10: Toronto, ON @ Horseshoe Tavern
12/7: Barcelona, Spain @ Razzmatazz
12/8: Lisbon, Portugal @ Vodafone Mexefest
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How Are You Today? (Small, 7 x 7)
A Photographic Celebration of Children's Moods and Attitudes
by Linda M. Mitchell, Aviva J. Mitchell, Odell Mitchell III. Photographs by Odell Mitchell Jr.
(Small hardcover or softcover, 7 x 7) How Are You Today? A Photographic Celebration of Children's Moods and Attitudes uses simple interactive text to help children discern their moods and attitudes in an enjoyable and delightful way. As part of the Snapshot Learning Series™, this book uses stunning images to delight and inform children of all ages about their own growth and development. The two other books in the series are Love Me Always, A Photographic Celebration of African-American Children From Birth to College and What Can I Learn, A Photographic Celebration of Things Children Learn. All three books include a parent/teacher guide.
At a very young age, I can remember watching my mother read and write letters for my grandmother who was illiterate. As a child who loved to read, seeing someone in an illiterate condition made such an impression on me that I vowed I would always try to help people learn to read and enjoy books. Happily, I am able to fulfill my dream by creating my own series of children's books. Being married to a professional photographer has provided me with a plethora of photographs of my children that I can use to illustrate my books. These books are a family affair, and as a teacher, they give me the opportunity to expand my educational reach beyond the classroom and pursue my passion to create a literate world.
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How Are You Today? (Medium, 10 x 8) Published November 26, 2010
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Here are a few things to try
if Windows isn't finding your wireless device, such as a Bluetooth enabled device or a printer on your network. If you're having problems with a wired device, see What if a wired device isn't installed properly?
If you're adding a printer, you can try using Advanced printer setup.
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, and then tap Search.(If you're using a mouse, point to the upper-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer down, and then click Search.)
Enter Advanced printer setup in the search box, and tap or click Advanced printer setup.
Do one of the following:
Choose a printer in the list.
Tap or click The printer that I want isn't listed, and either enter the printer name or choose one of the other options.
Tap or click Next, and then follow the on-screen instructions.
If your PC can connect to wireless devices, check that Bluetooth is turned on.
You won't see a Bluetooth settings page if your PC doesn't support Bluetooth. If you're certain that your PC supports Bluetooth but there's no settings page for it, check the info that came with your PC or your manufacturer's website for steps to turn on the Bluetooth hardware for your PC.
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Settings, and then tap Change PC settings.(If you're using a mouse, point to the upper-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer down, click Settings, and then click Change PC settings.)
Tap or click PC and devices, and tap or click Bluetooth.
Turn Bluetooth on.
Turn on the Bluetooth enabled device, or other wireless device, and then make it discoverable. Methods for making it discoverable can vary widely depending on the device. To learn how to make a Bluetooth enabled device discoverable, check the info that came with your device or go to the manufacturer's website.
If your device has a wireless switch, make sure it's turned on. The switch could be on the front, back, or side, and it could be small and unmarked. Check the info that came with your device to see if a picture shows where it's located.
Also, make sure that wireless communication is turned on and airplane mode is turned off in Windows. For more info, see Why can't I connect to a network?
If you're still having problems connecting your device, try using the Hardware and Devices troubleshooter to fix common problems.
Enter Troubleshooting in the search box, tap or click Troubleshooting, and then tap or click Hardware and Sound.
Tap or click Hardware and Devices, and follow the on-screen instructions.
You might be asked for an admin password or to confirm your choice.
To get the most up-to-date troubleshooters, make sure your PC is connected to the Internet.
For more info about adding devices, see Add, remove, and manage your devices and printers.
To connect to devices or PCs on a network, make sure Find devices and content in PC settings is turned on for the network you're connected to. For more info, see Find PCs, devices, and content on your network.
You can also turn sharing on by joining a homegroup, which lets you share pictures, music, videos, documents, and printers with other people in your homegroup.
For wireless device or devices connected to a homegroup, you can try running a troubleshooter to fix some common problems.
Enter Troubleshooting in the search box, tap or click Troubleshooting, and then tap or click Network and Internet.
Tap or click Homegroup, and follow the on-screen instructions.
You might be asked for an admin password or to confirm your choice.
Enter Identify and repair network problems in the search box, and tap or click Identify and repair network problems.
Before you try to connect to a network device, such as a printer or other PC, make sure it's turned on. For more info about network connection problems, see Why can't I connect to a network?
See if the info that came with your device includes troubleshooting tips. You can also check the support pages on the manufacturer's website for info and new drivers.
If the suggestions here don't solve your problem, check out the Hardware and Drivers community page in the Windows forum for solutions that other people have found for specific devices.
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It's the last week before the annual Sundance invasion hits Park City and Salt Lake. Meanwhile, there are a handful of good times to be had - let's look at your best bets for the first half of the week.
Devon Allman's Honeytribe will headline a gig Wednesday at The State Room. Yes, he's Gregg Allman's son - and the St. Louis-based group is touring behind "Space Age Blues." As a long-time Allman Brothers fan, I'm quite curious about Honeytribe and its leader, pictured above. Also, the spouse of veteran musician Tim Bluhm - of The Mother Hips - hits The State Room on Wednesday night when Nicki Bluhm and The Gramblers opens the 8 p.m. show. Tickets remain on sale.
Check out this recent video of Devon. Not bad, eh? http://youtu.be/kKQfPDhC6xk
Also, don't forget the Jazz are home Tuesday and Wednesday night (Thank the recently ended NBA lockout for back-to-back home games) against the Cavs and Lakers, respectively. Tickets are available at smithstix.com.


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More than 200 area business leaders attended the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce's Spring Luncheon on Thursday.
The biggest star at the Middletown Volunteer Hose Company's Firehouse might have been two-time NBA champion Malik Rose, who was there representing Newark's new D-League team, the 87ers.
Yet it was Middletown Mayor Kenneth Branner who stole the show by zinging some of the attendees and listing some of the new businesses he says are considering a move to the area, including Texas Roadhouse, Belk department store, Michaels arts and crafts, Best Buy, Staples, Petsmart, Grotto's and a Brazilian steakhouse.
Odessa Mayor Kathy Harvey and Townsend Town Councilman Jermaine Hatton also updated the audience about projects moving forward in their respective municipalities.
Check out who else made it the event by clicking on the link to our photo gallery in the upper left.
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breast health
At Bon Secours Virginia, we know that breast health is important for all women. Most women know that 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer, and almost every woman has either had breast cancer or knows someone who has had it. Our increased awareness of breast cancer has led to better -- and earlier -- detection and treatment, but it has also increased the anxiety level among many women. One of the best ways to ease anxiety is to help educate our patients about breast health, self examination, and cancer prevention.
Like many conditions, there are some risk factors for breast cancer that you cannot control, such as family history and genetic makeup. We can help you determine your risk for breast cancer, using genetic testing and other methods. Research has shown that a woman can decrease her risk for breast cancer by making certain lifestyle choices, such as maintaining a healthy weight, exercising, and limiting alcohol consumption. There are medications that can decrease your risk as well, if you fall into a high-risk category, such as having two or more close relatives with breast cancer, or having a genetic predisposition to the condition.
One of the most important forms of early detection is the monthly breast self-examination, which should begin at around age 20 years. The clinical examination, which is a breast examination performed by your doctor or other health professional, is an important part of early detection, as is a yearly screening mammogram, typically beginning at age 40 years.
Your well being, comfort, and peace of mind are our top priority. Many of our imaging locations provide you with results during your visit, and if we find anything of concern, we can often perform further testing at that time, including ultrasound, MRI, and biopsy.
There are many effective treatments for breast cancer including chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, or a combination. We will fully discuss your condition as well as your treatment options, and will work with you to develop a treatment plan that offers you the highest chance of success. We strive to create a supportive, comfortable environment for our patients and their families, which puts you and your health at the center.
We also treat many non-cancerous breast conditions that may require treatment, including:
• Atypical duct hyperplasia
• Breast cysts
• Duct ectasia
• Fat necrosis
• Fibroadenomas
• Fibrocystic breast condition
• Galactoceles
• Granular cell tumors
• Intraductal papillomas
• Locular carcinoma in situ
• Mastitis
• Phylloides tumors
In addition to clinical services, the Bon Secours Virginia Breast Center provides online educational materials as well as the opportunity for membership in a support community, helping you connect to information and others who can share your burden in a safe, secure environment. We will help you help yourself and others.
To learn more about your risk for breast cancer, we offer our Take Control program through the Bon Secours Virginia Breast Center. We can help you learn about your personal risk factors, how you can manage your risk and, hopefully, prevent breast cancer from occurring. To learn more about Take Control, click here.
For a list of Bon Secours breast surgeons click here.


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Coney Island Christmas
Gil Cates Theater
Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies weaves together nostalgia, music and merriment in the world premiere of this new seasonal classic. A holiday show for people of all ages and all faiths, Coney Island Christmas introduces us to Shirley Abramowitz, a young Jewish girl who (much to her immigrant parents' exasperation) is cast as Jesus in the school's Christmas pageant. As Shirley, now much older, recounts the memorable story to her great-granddaughter, the play captures a timeless and universal tale of what it means to be an American during the holidays.


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Issue No. 31: March 7, 2011
Issue No. 32: March 14, 2011
Issue No. 33: March 21, 2011
Issue No. 34: March 28, 2011
News from President Jessica Stumpf
Art Faculty in Two Exhibits
Math Faculty Selected to Receive Next General Learning Challenge Grant
Music Faculty Invited to Perform with the Racine Symphony Orchestra and at Hamline University
Staff Development Day: All Unlimited Full-time and Part-time Staff
Research RAMblings
Official Announcements
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Congratulations to the women's basketball team on winning the Region XIII A Championship last Friday evening with a 68-51 win over Minnesota West! By winning the regional, the team is now advancing to the National Tournament this Wednesday – Saturday in Rochester, Minnesota. The women are now 30-1 on the season and seeded #1 in tournament. They play on Thursday, March 10, at 1:00 pm against Butler County Community College, PA. If you can't make the game, the game will be webcast at www.rochsports.org. If you get a chance, please congratulate and wish our student athletes well in their quest for another national title for Anoka-Ramsey Women's Basketball. Attached is the women's basketball roster. They will be leaving early on Wednesday morning and will not be able to attend class Wednesday – Friday of this week. Sorry for the inconvenience that this may cause some of you. Please let me know if I can help you in any way.
Jim Nieswaag, facilities; Sam Bergstrom, Music faculty; Ric Perkins, Music faculty; and Mike Seymour, Vice President led State Representative Peggy Scott (R) on a tour and provided detailed information, March 4, on the college's bonding request to renovate the Fine Arts building.
You are invited to open forums with the semi-finalists selected to interview for President of Anoka-Ramsey Community College and Anoka Technical College. As soon as the interview schedule is complete, details will be communicated.
The Administrator Assessment process is under way! This is an opportunity to provide feedback on your college administrators. As part of annual administrator evaluations, administrators are evaluated using the Administrator Feedback Form (see sample) on a three-year rotating basis. All direct reports, a random sample of all employees, and others as requested by the administrator receive the Administrator Feedback Form. The Administrator Feedback Form will indicate the administrator to be evaluated.
Please feel free to contact Dawn Bushman at x1186 with questions about the form or process. Thank you for your participation!
The photographs of adjunct faculty member Iggy Beerbower will appear in two exhibits this March.
Woman as Photographer
Opening Reception: Friday, March 11, 7 to 10 p.m.Minneapolis Photo Center 2400 North Second St, Mpls.
In this exhibit, Iggy's work received an Honorable Mention For more information, click HERE.
Art of the Community II
Hosted by SMARTS (South Minneapolis Arts)Opening Reception: Friday March 18, 7 to 10 p.m.Intermedia Arts, 2822 Lyndale Ave S, Mpls.
Math faculty Candace Blazek and Adam Krenelka are leading a system-wide effort in developmental math redesign. Their Next General Learning Challenge Grant was one of 50 selected from a pool of 600 and they are now competing for 32 awards. Twenty-five, two-year MnSCU colleges have signed on to be a part of this important initiative.
Anoka-Ramsey Music Faculty member, Dr. Fang-Yi Shen has been invited by Taiwanese Association and Culture Center of TECO of Chicago to play in their "Taiwan Love Stories Concert, April 2, 2 to 4 p.m., Sundin Music Hall, Hamline University (1536 Hewitt Avenue, Saint Paul).
Fang-Yi will be the cello soloist in this concert to promote Taiwanese music and culture.
The event will include approximately around 15 songs.
For more information, click HERE.
Fang-Yi has also been invited to play with the Racine Symphony Orchestra, March 22, 2011. As one of the cellists, she will be playing for more 2000 fifth grade students at Grace Church (3626 Highway 31) in Racine, Wisc. For more information on this event, click HERE.
Winter blues got you down? Ready for a break? The Staff Development Committee is excited to announce Staff Development Day on March 16, 2011 at the Coon Rapids Campus.
The focus of the day will be on "Engaging Students and Ourselves". Keynote speaker Richard Brynteson will be with us in the morning to talk with us about student engagement. Russ Kreager will conclude the morning with his findings and suggestions for Anoka-Ramsey as we move forward. The afternoon will be an energetic afternoon of On Course principles and how each department on campus can utilize these principles to assist in student success.
Transportation will be provided from Cambridge Campus. The vans will be leaving Cambridge at 7:30 a.m. and will return to Cambridge at 4:30 p.m. If you are interested in taking a van, please contact John Davis by 3 p.m. March 9.
The complete agenda can be found below.
7:30. – Vans leave Cambridge Campus/Arrive in Coon Rapids
8:00-9:00 a.m. – Check In/Continental breakfast (PAC/Bulge Area)
9:00-9:15 a.m. – "Welcome' by Mike Seymour and Staff Development Committee (PAC)
9:15-10:45 a.m. - Keynote speaker-Richard Brynteson (PAC)
10:45-11:00am - Move to retention discussion
11:00- 11:45a.m. – Retention discussion (PAC)
11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m. – Lunch (Cafeteria)
1:00-1:30 p.m. – On Course-Overview large group (Legacy Room)
1:35-2:35 p.m. – On Course Principle Sessions
A: Self-Responsibility (Legacy Room)
B: Self-motivation (Cafeteria)
2:35-2:45 Break-move to next session
2:45-3:45p.m. On Course Principle Sessions (2 groups)
A: Self-Motivation (Cafeteria)
B: Self-Responsibility (Legacy Room)
3:45 p.m. – Vans leave Coon Rapids/Arrives in Cambridge
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Did you know?
•There is strong evidence that associate's degrees and years of community college education yield extra earnings compared to high school graduation? Almost all studies have found positive earnings gains from an associate's degree, with an average estimate across the studies of 13% for males and 22% for females.
•Almost all studies have also found gains to credits or years of study at community college that do not lead to a completed degree? The average earnings gain for attending community college without obtaining a credential is estimated at 9% for males and 10% for females.
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Source: "The Benefits of Attending Community College: A Review of the Evidence" by Belfield & Bailey published in Community College Review, January 2011, Vol. 39, No. 1, pp. 46-68.
The policy proposal can be viewed for comments at the Policy and Procedure Comment Page.
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News from President Jessica Stumpf
College Receives $90,000 in Minnesota Job Skills Partnership (MJSP) Grants
Inspiration: Congrats to Humanities!
Eating Disorder Discussion with Expert, March 31
Service Learning Student Showcase
QUITPLAN at Work
Research RAMblings
Pause for Appreciation
It was such a pleasure to watch the Golden Rams play for the NJCAA National Title this weekend! You made our college proud!
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Designs for the Health and Wellness Center project at the Coon Rapids Campus are moving along. Current plans are to break ground this summer. Take a look at the facility plans.
Lower Level Plans
Upper Level Plans
Anoka-Ramsey Community College was awarded two grants of $45,000 each at the Minnesota Job Skills Partnership (MJSP) Board February meeting to offset training-related expenses incurred by two local businesses to train their current employees.
Representing a partnership between educational institutions and area businesses, grant funding will train employees at MultiSource Manufacturing and The Dynamic Group Manufacturing Co., manufacturing companies located in Ramsey.
At MultiSource Manufacturing Co. the grant funds will allow Anoka-Ramsey to develop, customize and train 80 employees in the areas of process flow, set-up reduction and single minute exchange of die.
At Dynamic Group, Anoka-Ramsey will train 64 employees in the areas of design process, setup reduction in machining and finished goods Kanban systems.
"We are excited to continue our participation with the MJSP program, and look forward to building our educational partnership with two local manufacturing companies," says Stephen Jones, Anoka-Ramsey Director of Training.
Kirsten Dierking , Humanities Instructor, recently published a piece in the National Education Association's journal, "Thought and Action." The title is From Whitewall Palace to Burger King: Teaching the Humanities.
In this piece, Kirsten shares successful approaches that she has used in the classroom in order to engage students in connecting with, and retaining, material. It's also an inspiring, timely and relevant reminder of the value education brings to our students' lives.
Read the article HERE.
To provide information about the important topic of eating disorders, the Cambridge Campus Student Nurses Association, Student Government and Gay Straight Alliance is hosting speaker Trish Thacker of The Emily Program, Thursday, March 31, at 7 p.m. in the Peterson Community Room (G202).
Thacker will address issues associated with eating disorders, such as cultural factors that influence body image, relationships with food, early signs and symptoms of disordered eating and effective and positive coping skills. The presentation will be about an hour, with 30 minutes for questions and discussion.
Lemonade and coffee will be served.
Pamphlets and contact information will be available.
It has been exciting to visit classes and share with students the idea of engaging in a service learning activity for a class and how it will assist them in blending both service and learning goals.
Service learning involves students performing service activities while learning experientially and actively reflecting on the experience, resulting in benefits to the community and students. Collectively we are preparing students for an increasingly global society with knowledge and transferrable skills.
I have organized a Service Learning Student Showcase Tuesday, April 19 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Cambridge Campus, Student Life Lobby and Thursday, April 21 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Coon Rapids Campus, Legacy Room.
Current and past students are encouraged to provide a display of their service learning experience(s).
The display format is fairly open and it would add value if the student was available for some of the time to answer questions of their experiences. The [Service Learning Student Showcase] flyer outlines expectations and invites students to participate. One faculty member shared that her students will be offered extra credit to participate.
This event has been designed to recognize our Service Learning Community Partners. The Community Partners Invite Service Learning Showcase 2011 invite is to be shared with partners. This program would not be possible without the community partnerships we have secured and nurtured over the years. Feel free to send the invite to partners or have students share with their sites.
Service Learning is about connecting: to our campus, to our community, to our future. For more information, please contact Jan Pomeroy.
A valuable new smoking cessation program is coming to Anoka-Ramsey Community College. It's called QUITPLAN® at Work. QUITPLAN® at Work is focused on employees and their spouses who want to make a successful quit attempt. You will have the opportunity, along with your coworkers, to participate in a group led by a professional tobacco cessation counselor. And, it's all free!
QUITPLAN® at Work is funded by ClearWay Minnesota, an independent, non-profit organization that improves the health of Minnesota by reducing the harm caused by tobacco.
This program is managed by health professionals at HealthSource Solutions. HealthSource has partnered with healthcare providers throughout the state to make this program available to worksites across Minnesota. A tobacco cessation counselor will provide our program.
As part of this program, you will receive:
Quitting can be tough, but you can learn a better way.
QUITPLAN® at Work will provide you with information that will help you quit smoking and create a support group to help you stay smoke-free.
Information will be provided on:
The deadline to sign-up for the program is Wednesday, March 23. Register for the FREE smoking cessation class today!
Classes: April 4, 11, 18, 25 and May 2
Time: Noon to 1 p.m.
Location: TBA
If you are interested in participating in the QUITPLAN at Work program, please contact Joyce Traczyk for more information.
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Just wanted to take the opportunity to publically thank Dee Dee Peaslee, Cindy Nutter, Pam Peterson and Shannah Jones (Public Safety in Cambridge).
I had a student misconduct issue that developed over the last week or so and these people, spearheaded by Cindy, handled it quickly, seriously, and with the utmost class. I felt supported and safe in this unfortunate development that is becoming more and more of a norm in our classrooms.
Sometimes we focus on what's 'not being done around here' and 'not being supported' and today I'm focusing on the opposite.
Thank you to all of you for efforts and help with this! After all, we are all in this together, aren't we?
Have a safe and good spring break. Rest your spirit.
-Jennifer Liberty Clark
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Farms
Human Trafficking Presentations, March 24
Cambridge Campus Offers Free Evening with Prudence Johnson
Brain Awareness Week
College of Choice for Faculty & Staff
Academic Affairds and Standards Council Agenda
Faculty Shared Governance Agenda
All employees are welcome to attend an open forum for each of the Presidential Candidates this week.
Let's celebrate the amazing accomplishment of our Women's Basketball team for earning its seventh national championship in NJCAA Division III Women's Basketball Saturday, March 12 in Rochester, Minn.
Celebration EventTuesday, March 22 at 3 p.m.Coon Rapids Campus, Courtyard Commons
More Tournament Awards
2011 NJCAA Div. III All‐Tournament Team
Mallory Cramer, Forward #22Tamarra Shorter, Forward # 32
2011 NJCAA Div. III COACH OF THE TOURNAMENT
Dave DeWitt
The celebration event will also acknowledge the excellent 2011 season that the Men's Basketball achieved with a record of 22 wins 8 loses.
Senator Benjamin Kruse toured the Fine Arts building, March 11 to gain a better understanding of our bonding request.
In 2010, 96.18% of Anoka-Ramsey's first-time test takers passed the NCLEX board (RN) exam. There were 105 test takers from ARCC. This is an extremely high percentage!
For example, only one other school that offers an Associate Degree in Nursing scored a higher percentage: that is Rasmussen with 100% pass rate but only 8 test takers.
Only two schools in Minnesota – which happen to offer the Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing scored higher percentages: Concordia with 37 test takers at 97.3% and Crown College with 12 test takers at 100%.
Congratulations to all those who passed their exams and to the outstanding Nursing faculty members for turning out great nurses!
Based on interest, Anoka-Ramsey Community College may remain a drop-off site for Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). Attend one of the Brown Bag sessions for more information.
Thursday, March 31Noon to 1 p.m.Coon Rapids Campus, Mississippi Room
Shareholders receive fresh, locally-grown food, know who is growing it (and how), and in some sense, have a farm to call their own. CSA farms are set up so that in the spring, "shareholders" purchase a "share" of what the farm produces. In exchange, the shareholder receives a box of fresh, locally-grown foods every week from about mid-June through October.
What is a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Farm? At their most fundamental level, CSA farms provide a weekly delivery of sustainably grown produce to consumers during the growing season (approximately June to October). Those consumers, in turn, pay a subscription fee. But CSA consumers don't so much "buy" food from particular farms as become "members" of those farms. CSA operations provide more than just food; they offer ways for eaters to become involved in the ecological and human community that supports the farm.
Potential Anoka-Ramsey CSA Farm:
Women's Environment Institute The Women's Environmental Institute (WEI) is a nonprofit environmental and agricultural justice organization that is committed to teaching and promoting organic and sustainable agriculture in relationship to environmental and social justice. What you purchase a CSA share, it helps WEI support this work and education programs.
WEI provides a weekly Thursday delivery of certified organic produce to members for 18 weeks. Each box contains an array of seasonal vegetables, herbs and sometimes fruit. A farm newsletter with recipe ideas is included in each week's box. WEI's autumn season boxes (late September and October) will contain a variety of delicious certified organic apples from the Amado Hill orchard on the farm. This year CSA members will once again enjoy the opportunity to add more value-added products (e.g., fresh milled flour, honey, maple syrup, artisan organic bread and cookies, etc.) to their box through the WEI online ordering page.
The Coon Rapids Campus is hosting two, free presentations by Just Cause Ministries and Civil Society about human trafficking, March 24, 10 a.m. to noon in the Courtyard Commons, and again at 6 to 8 p.m. in the Legacy Room.
"The Facts: Sex Trafficking" by The Advocates for Human Rights and The Schapiro Group report an estimated 12.3 million people are forced into some sort of human trafficking at any given time, earning human traffickers more than $31 billion. Every year 50,000 women and children are brought to the United States to work as slaves.
Closer to home in Minnesota, it is estimated that 8,000 to 12,000 people are involved in prostitution/sex trafficking every day.
Please join the community for an eye-opening presentation on human trafficking. Refreshments will be provided.
The event is sponsored by college student organizations including: the Multicultural Club, Amnesty International, Phi Theta Kappa, the African Student Association and Student Government, as well as the college Departments of Student Life and Multiculturalism & Diversity.
The College Cambridge Campus is proud to host, "A Girl Named Vincent," with nationally acclaimed vocalist Prudence Johnson, Friday, March 25, 7 to 9 p.m. in the Juanita and Charles Community Room (G202).
The event is free and sponsored by the college Student Life Department.
"A Girl Named Vincent," created and performed by Prudence Johnson and The Millay Project, is an exciting new collection of songs based on the works of Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Edna St. Vincent Millay, composed by Laura Caviani, Michelle Kinney, Joan Griffith and Gary Rue.
Variety Magazine reviewed a performance by Johnson and said: "As she sang a silence born of hearts deeply moved fell over the audience."
Johnson and her musicians will also present a master's class for high school and college students at the Cambridge Campus during the day.
For more information about Johnson click HERE.
Check out all the events this week to observe Brain Awareness Week, hosted by the Anoka-Ramsey Community College Psychology Club.
Monday, March 21Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Speaker2 to 3 p.m.Coon Rapids Campus, Legacy Room
Tuesday, March 22Brain Injury Speaker3 to 4 p.m.Coon Rapids Campus, Legacy Room
Wednesday, March 23Dr. Gary Muir, Professor of Psychology & Neuroscience at St. Olaf2 to 3 p.m.Coon Rapids Campus, Legacy Room
Thursday, March 24Brain Expo9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Coon Rapids Campus, Legacy Room
Sheep Brain Dissection11 a.m. to noonCoon Rapids Campus, Legacy Room
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A great big thank you to all of the Staff Development Committee members that I worked with this year. Everyone did an exceptional job on taking on tasks to make the annual Staff Development Day a success. It was a lot of work but with such enthusiastic and hard working team members it did not seem as exhausting. So a huge thank you to Jason Siems, Dan Harmon, John Davis, Kathy Vieau, Lisa Harris, Jeff Janas, Lisa Waggoner, Matt Begansky.
Also, a special thank you to the guests that came in to present. Barbara Sandarin did an awesome job of getting us warmed up ready to participate in the day. The OnCourse presenters did a wonderful job of giving us a taste of the program. The day was a success because of the efforts of many.
-Louise Duff, Coon Rapids Co-Chair
Anoka-Ramsey Nursing Students Rank Among Highest in Minnesota
Student Interviewed by "Chronicle for Higher Learning"
Health Fair
Get Noticed, Get Hired
Career Internship and Field Experience Information Night
Foundation Golf Tournament - Save the Date!
Official Announcements
The field is ready and coach Dave Alto and the RAMS Women's Fastpitch team will take the field this Friday, April 1 at 3 p.m. against Minnesota West. I hope you can make it to the game and cheer on the RAMS!
College President Jessie Stumpf congratulates head coach Dave DeWitt of the Women's Basketball Team for bring home the 2011 National Championship.
Details here.
The results are in: in 2010 Anoka-Ramsey Nursing graduates earned a coveted second place ranking in first-time test takers of the NCLEX-RN Exam (Registered Nurse Exam) in Minnesota for all 22 associate degree in Nursing programs. Anoka-Ramsey ranked fourth out of all 36 associate degree and bachelor degree in Nursing programs in the State of Minnesota.
A full 96.18 percent of Anoka-Ramsey's first-time test takers passed the NCLEX exam, earning Anoka-Ramsey a first place ranking among the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU) system. A total of 105 Anoka-Ramsey Nursing students took the test.
"We are so proud that our graduates are among the most knowledgeable in the state of Minnesota," says Director of Nursing, Jennifer Eccles. "Since 1969, the Anoka-Ramsey program has been serving our community through excellence in nursing education. Our faculty members are experienced teachers and nurses, which allows our graduates to achieve distinction as quality nurses for the people of Minnesota."
According to the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development the need for registered nurses will increase 23.8% from 2009 to 2019.
Currently, Anoka-Ramsey's Nursing program, accredited through the National League for Nursing Accreditation Committee (NLNAC), is educating approximately 416 students.
Student David Corgen provided an interview for the following story about Pell Grants.
*Distributed with permission from the "Chronicle for Higher Learning."
Wednesday, March 309:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Coon Rapids Campus, Cafeteria
Featuring the following exhibitors:
Career Services and Alumni Relations will host two employability fairs called Get Noticed, Get Hired! One will be held on the Coon Rapids Campus, Tuesday, March 29, 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; the second will be held on the Cambridge Campus Cafeteria, Wednesday, March 30, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Both events offer attendees the chance to increase their knowledge and skill in areas specifically targeted to help them in finding and landing a job.
Stations will be set up with volunteers from local businesses and college personnel, and will cover topics such as researching the company, networking, resume critiques and development, dressing for success (samples or displays), interviewing, and internships. Each event is set up to provide specific take-away skills and advice, and those attending may spend as little or as much time at particular stations as they see a need or benefit.
We come to you asking some favors, each one to help us better serve our students, alumni and the community. Please let students and others know about this opportunity, and attend yourself if you are able.
Please let us know what you think, what you hear as feedback, and any suggestions you develop for making this a strong event on behalf of those we serve.
Many thanks. We hope to see you there.
Wednesday, March 30, 5:30 p.m., Rm. H219, Coon Rapids Campus
Tuesday, April 5, 5:30 p.m., Rm. E124, Cambridge Campus
Together we are responsible to prepare our students for a global society both professionally and personally. Each of us are able to encourage our students to embrace the steps necessary for climbing the ladder to success, by achieving their educational and professional goals, and thus, securing a degree based job. An internship or field experience is an opportunity designed to supplement classroom instruction in a real world setting. An internship provides opportunities to explore career interests and develop professional skills through work experience in agencies such as media services, schools, law enforcement, environmental services and a wide variety of other businesses. Students apply their knowledge and skills while bridging the gap between classroom instruction and work. Students take on responsible roles within companies/organizations where they put theory and classroom learning into practice and context, gain transferrable skills and experience, prior to entering the job market.
Students enroll in CAOR 2297 for variable credits. Each one-credit experience requires 45-hours of on the job experience to help direct their individual learning. CAOR 2297 is for the student looking to explore and develop professional skills. Components of CAOR 2297:
The value of an internship, networking, branding yourself, interviewing, dressing for success, cover letters and resumes, developing group and team skills, motivation and job performance, critical thinking and communication skills, ethical practices and a valuable reflection of the experience.
Students would visit these locations to find exploration and development opportunities:
Your assistance in encouraging our students to participate in a Career Internship and Field Experience expands far beyond a classroom experience. Help them explore and develop professional skills prior to graduation or transferring from Anoka-Ramsey Community College. Contact Jan Pomeroy, Coordinator of Experiential Learning at x1340.
Anoka-Ramsey Community College Foundation and Tournament 'Eagle' Sponsor Tolerance Masters, Inc. are proud to present the Chip In for Education Golf Tournament for Scholarships, Tuesday, July 12, 2011. The event will be held at the Refuge Golf Club and will include an 18-hold scramble. The more information and the registration brochure will be sent out soon. If you would like to donate any prizes, sponsor a hole or have general questions, please contact the Alumni Relations Office at 433-1597.


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Downtown Farmers Market Tuesday Harvest Market started five minutes ago!
No soap, no jewelry. Fewer strollers and dogs. Just farmers, with the best of their harvest.
A little later than much of the United States, Utah's most bounteous harvest starts in August. So the Downtown Alliance holds an additional Market time every year. Starting this evening, through October 23, the Market in Pioneer Park will be open for business from 4:00 p.m. until dusk.
So get it while you can.
In partnership with the Tuesday Harvest Market, Starting in September, Salt Lake magazine is sponsoring a Farm to Glass cocktail contest. Five great local mixologists will offer a Farmers Market-based cocktail at their bar during the month of September.
You will go and sample each contending cocktail and vote on your favorite concoction at saltlakemagazine.com. Or pick up one of the cocktail recipes at the bar and vote via the QR code.
Participants: Bar X, Wild Grape, Copper Onion,Finca and Faustina
Also in September, come meet the weekly Chef at the Market. Every Tuesday from 5 p.m. until 6 p.m., a different chef will be at the Market to present tips and advice on preparing the recipes from his seasonal Market-based menu. The printed menu and recipes will be available at the Market from the chef, or you can find them at saltlakemagazine.com.
Participants: Bambara, Caffe Niche, Finca, Meditrina, Tin Angel and Zy.
Eat seasonally. Shop locally.


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The Kentucky Derby is quoted as being the most exciting two minutes in sports. We knew 2 years ago when our sweet Kate was born that the Kentucky Derby would be landing on her birthday several times since it is always the first Saturday in May. So, for her 2nd birthday, nothing seemed more fitting than a good old Kentucky Derby celebration!
Party Inspiration
I researched a TON online, but didn't find a ton of inspiration specifically for Derby parties. I incorporated ideas found on Pinterest too. I knew I wanted soft pinks and grays for the palette and really ran with that. I used a lot of items I already owned and borrowed a lot from my mom. Our silver julep glasses were gifted to my husband and me as a wedding gift, we used my mom's antique beverage cart, our old Shabby Chic quilt from our spare bed, Kate's clothing dresser and borrowed glass jars from a friend's wedding help set the scene.
DIY details
I'm a DIYer by nature and loved creating the cupcake stands from an upside down vase, candle stick holder and candle plate from the Dollar Tree. The milk jars are repurposed from Starbucks jars. The rosette ribbon invitations were created with recycled book pages and lovely ribbon. I used chalkboard spraypaint on an old silver platter to create a recipe board for the mint julep station and painted the horse shape shillouettes as food markers. I also assembled treat buckets for the kiddos who attended the party.
Sweets, Treats & Eats
Inspiration from Jess at Pen n' Paperflowers on her marvelous homemade lollipops!
My mom helped make the most DELICIOUS mini hot browns I've ever had. Another Kentucky favorite! We also had cut fruit served in waffle cones, beer cheese, country ham and biscuits and even mint julep cupcakes.
A mint julep station was set up for those brave enough to try them! For those who weren't we had other beverages, including Kentucky's favorite soft drink, Ale 8.
Party Favors
Individual Derby pies were given to all of the guests as thank yous.
Extra Party Details
For a $1 everybody picked a horse name from a hat and the winner took all (which by the way, of course I didn't win, I never can pick a winner!) The weather was a little cool and cloudy but the sun came out just in time to sing happy birthday and to shine on my old Kentucky home.


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Got my Vykron, my Zuul, and a new BP She-Ra since my She-Ra 1.0 has terrible ankles and won't stand up anymore.
Got a Space Ace and a Tank Top pack out.
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Got my Vykron, my Zuul, and a new BP She-Ra since my She-Ra 1.0 has terrible ankles and won't stand up anymore.
What happened to the WSOD being no more? I am getting hit with it. I clicked on to go to billing and that is as far as I have gotten thus far.
Can someone PM me the US number for Matty? I want to talk to someone who might has a clue of what is going on.
Evil will always triumph because good is dumb.
The Return of the WSOD!!
Ya Tengo El Poder!!!!!!
How are you guys already buying them? I'm staring at the WSoD!
Make your voice heard! Remind Mattel that we DO want Snake Mountain!
Jeffrey and I got our Vykron's and some more snake mountain stands - dreaded seeing that WSOD again.
No probs here. 4 Vykrons and 2 Zuul's for myself and my Aussie bretheren.
Nice to know my purchase today is not showing that I "support the line", though. :P
Very little WSOD, got my Tank Top Vykron and a Hordak and Vikor for customs.
Top MOTUC wants: Sagitar, Great Black Wizard, Fang-or, Skeletor's Skeleton Warriors, Odiphus, Illumina w/Sleetah, Lady Slither, Tuvar & Baddrah 2-pack
Well that took longer than it should have. I got one Vykron and a Sarah Screams for my g/f.
Can someone PM me the US number for Matty? I want to talk to someone who might has a clue of what is going on.
Evil will always triumph because good is dumb.
stuck in WSOD land, just hope nothing im ordering sells out before i can check out
I had the White Screen of Death for 4 minutes, but I got Tank Top and Space Ace. Whew!
The Way of the Magic is my co-pilot.
I can't get in! What happened to the line being dead?
View my collection and customs HERE!
I got snake mountain stands and Vykron, and amazingly didn't hit the WSOD even once!
Had a few minutes of WSOD on each step but finally got through alright.
"Trying is the first step towards failure." - H. J. Simpson, 1997
Today the wood got me good but I got my 3 Ace Frehley Vykrons.
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Got Vykron for a friend, no WSOD at all, easiest order in perhaps ever.
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Nothing is even showing up for sale for me.
I've been in the system a few times since 12 and everything is still coming up "Coming Soon".
I still haven't even seen the site.
MOTUClassics.Com - Reviews, Release Schedule, Bios, & News.
Still battling it out with the WSOD...
Epic Metal music rocks the universe.
I successfully ordered the Tank Top Vykron and Zuul!
I'm not surprised at all to see the WSOD! These are the SDCC exclusives after all where collector and reseller alike are hunting for! Also Zuul is a huge must have for all Ghostheads and she got turned into a SDCC exclusive with the GB line ending!
MY MOTUC WANTS: Songster "Kevin Corrigan", Kittrina, Illumina, Master Sebrian, Sagitar, Kayo, Vizar, Nocturna, Spinwit, Artilla, Granita, Spritina, Sprag, Sprocker, KARG, Hunga the Harpy, Lodar, Green Reptile Mask of Power Demon, Purple Wolf Mask of Power Demon, Lizorr, Hoove, Quakke, Butthead, Staghorn, Dylamug, Colonel Blast, Monster Riders Of Morc
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Had several minutes of the WSOD, but 1 Tank Top ordered.
Hey Toy Fan,
If you're seeing this screen, it means we're experiencing extraordinarily high levels of traffic. No need to worry -- unless of course you want to buy something before it sells out! Then pray to your God!
Make your voice heard! Remind Mattel that we DO want Snake Mountain!
Wow this crap again. I can't even get on Matty site. I have a sub. This is the first time in ages that I have tried to buy on a figure on sale date and its the same old crap.


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The Bucs took the early 1-0 lead as they captured the doubles point. Daniel Isaza (
ETSU again dominated in singles action blanking the Bisons in the No. 2, 3, and 5 positions. Conference tournament play is suspended when one team has clinched the match. In the No. 2 slot Enrique Olivares cruised past Jeff West, 6-0, 6-0, while Felix Insaurralde (
"I think in watching the guys play today that they feel like they have something to prove," said head coach Yaser Zaatini. "I think that sometimes when you play an opponent that you have already beaten once you have a tendency to ease up a bit, but they have really come out fired up and are ready to take care of business."
The Bucs will face the winner of No.4 Gardner Webb/No. 5 Jacksonville tomorrow at 1 p.m. For all ETSU men's tennis action visit www.etsubucs.com.
No. 1- Predrag Burmazovic (ETSU) vs. Mike Sherman (LU) DNF
No. 2- Enrique Olivares (ETSU) def. Jeff West (LU) 6-0, 6-0
No. 3- Felix Insaurralde (ETSU) def. David Carrillo (LU) 6-0, 6-0
No. 4- Sebastian Serrano (ETSU) vs. Daniel Hangstefer (LU) DNF
No. 5- Lisandro Picardo (ETSU) def. Josh Cummings (LU) 6-0, 6-0
No. 6- Alex Ahlgren (ETSU) vs. Colten Jones (LU) DNF
No. 1- Ahlgren/Sandlant (ETSU) vs. Carrillo/Hangstefer (LU) DNF
No. 2- Olivares/Serrano (ETSU) def. Sherman/Jones (LU) 8-3
No. 3- Isaza/Picardo (ETSU) def. Mizell/Carrillo (LU) 8-1


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CIO Teri Takai is ready to give California a major IT tune-up, one that's even bigger than the consolidation she performed as Michigan's CIO.
Takai told Government Technology on Tuesday that California's $40 billion budget deficit has driven home the importance of a statewide IT consolidation.
"I think it was obviously something [Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger] wanted, to make sure that we get efficiencies in government," Takai said, "particularly as we're talking about the revenue crisis that we face, and so this was a part of his overall plan."
On Jan. 16, Schwarzenegger announced the Governor's Reorganization Plan, an 18-point list that would centralize statewide IT operations under an expanded Office of the State Chief Information Officer. Takai and her office would absorb and oversee the Department of Technology Services -- currently managing two of California's largest data centers -- as well as the Office of Information Security and Privacy Protection, and the Department of General Services' telecommunications division, which manages 911 call centers and public safety radio. Under the plan, Chief Information Security Officer Mark Weatherford and Technology Services Director P.K. Agarwal would report to Takai. On Jan. 15, the state released its five-year IT strategic plan, which includes the consolidation plan.
The organizational consolidation, if approved, is projected to save California $1.5 billion, including cost avoidance, over five years. But that's not nearly enough to solve the state's budget woes.
California lawmakers remain at odds about how to solve the budget impasse. Last week, Controller John Chiang said the budget crunch could force the state to delay sending Californians their tax refunds. Schwarzenegger has ordered most state workers to take unpaid furloughs two Fridays each month until summer 2010 in order to dent the state's deficit.
Despite the sobering economic climate, Takai said the IT consolidation won't eliminate positions. "Clearly, as with anyone in IT, those jobs are going to evolve over time, as they've evolved already," Takai said. "So there are going to be different technologies, and you know, potentially, we're going to want to do things like increase project-management skills and increase things like project management and analytics. But there's no intention, as a result of the strategic plan, to change the number of IT employees in the state."
Takai said in addition to the IT reorganization, California will consolidate its e-mail systems and data centers -- the state currently has more than 400,000 square feet of floor space, including 400 data center locations and server rooms.
Takai, who was Michigan's CIO from 2003 to 2007, made her public-sector managerial reputation, in large part, on a consolidation of Michigan's IT services that reduced the state's 25 data centers to only three and also pared down the state's disparate e-mail systems.
But the scale of California's consolidation promises to be bigger. Much bigger.
A May 2008 survey of California's IT structure reveals a large organization that befits California's status as the most populous state. The state has:
o 8,000 to 10,000 IT employees, including 130 CIOs;
o $3 billion in annual IT expenditures;
o more than 100 different e-mail systems and supports 180,000 mailboxes; and
o 9,500 servers that it owns and operates.
Takai said she realizes what worked for Michigan won't necessarily translate to the West Coast.
"We are going to operate here in California -- just because of our size and diversity -- in much more of a 'federated' model rather than a consolidated model. For instance, we are not consolidating IT budgets. Those budgets will still remain in the control of the [individual] business areas. We're not talking about doing any consolidation of personnel, but rather that people will work on common technologies."


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No Child Left Behind - Title III
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English Language Learners - Testing Letters
The Illinois State Board of education has drafted several documents that districts may download and use for communicating to a variety of constituencies about the change in testing for our English Language Learners. These documents are meant to assist districts in communicating with the public and they may be used in any way administrators see fit. The letters are as follows:
ELL Parent Letter—This is a letter from Supt. Koch that districts may download and send to ELL parents. This letter has been translated into the top ten languages used in Illinois schools.
ELL Community Letter—This letter can be easily modified by districts and is intended to be sent by a local administrator. It may be printed out or sent via mail or e-mail directly to members of the community. It could also be included in a newsletter.
ELL Letter to the Editor —This is a letter that local districts could easily modify and send to their local newspapers. This is also intended to be sent by a local administrator. Please modify appropriately to reflect local issues.
ELL Test Results Talking Points —These are talking points that local school officials may use as a basis as they answer questions from media and the community.
ELL Parent Letter
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Women's Hockey Earns 3-2 Win Over Yale
Box Score
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (11/8/13) - After a back-and-forth affair, sophomore Jaimie McDonell scored the game-winning goal at 9:18 of the third and the ECAC Hockey Player of the Week Rose Alleva assisted on all three Princeton goals, as the Tigers earned a 3-2 win over Yale at Ingalls Rink on Friday, Nov. 8.
Princeton took short-lived leads twice before McDonell's goal but each time Yale responded within three minutes to even the game.
After a scoreless first period, senior Sally Butler put the Tigers on the board at 6:30 with help from defenders Ali Pankowski and Alleva. Seventeen seconds after scoring Princeton was called for a penalty and Yale capitalized with a power-play goal by Tara Tomimoto at 7:18.
Senior Olivia Mucha scored her third goal of the season with a wrist shot at 5:26 with senior Denna Laing and Alleva assisting. However, less than three minutes later Yip-Chuck answered for Yale.
McDonnell's first career game-winning goal couldn't be answered by the Bulldogs, as she connected with Laing on a pass from Alleva.
Yale called a timeout with one minute to play and pulled netminder Leonoff after making 29 saves, but Princeton kept the Bulldogs at bay, not allowing a shot on goal.
Sophomore Kimberly Newell earned her second win of the season stopping 34 shots.
The Tigers improve to 3-2 and 2-1 in the ECAC and take on Brown tomorrow at 4 p.m., at Meehan Auditorium.


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Replacement Driveline & Axles
Wheel Bearings: Descriptions of Bearings, Races, Seals, and Hubs
Wheel bearings are as old and important as the wheel itself thanks to their ability to allow free rotation without the damaging effects of friction and wear. In this article, we'll define and discuss the individual components so that you are better informed when you are ready to purchase replacement wheel bearings, hubs, seals, and components. We'll also cover the differences between "wheel bearings" or "axle bearings" mounted at the wheel itself along with "axle shaft bearings" located further inboard along axle shafts. "Bearings" are actually the small round pieces that spin within a bearing assembly. Even though bearings come in a variety of shapes, they all serve the same basic purpose.


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Mystery shoppers can help you experience your customers' reality.
Kokomo, Ind., leverages technology to resolve utility location issues.
From doing more with less to paying more for less, public works professionals sound off about the rising cost of benefits.
Michigan awards a rehabilitation project based on expectations, not specifications.
No one knows exactly how many Odocoileus virginianus, i.e., white-tailed deer; are killed by motorists each year, but suffice it to say it's tens of thousands. The extremely adaptable, extremely fecund species is found in all but three states.
Replace asbestos-cement pipe without turning the jobsite into a hazardous-waste site.
Getting drivers to accept new technologies is easy — if done the right way.
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Conveyors: Gaining control, getting smarter
For decades, conveyor worked as a simple mechanical mode of product transportation. You could walk into a warehouse or distribution center and see lines of conveyor running product from here to there and there to here. Today, conveyor systems do more than just transport product, they support more sophisticated tasks to save time, space and energy for DC operations.
"The goal is always to move as much product as you can with the least amount of effort, people, capital, hours or whatever the metric, in order to get product to the right person," explains Jerry Koch, director of corporate marketing and product management for Intelligrated. When it comes to delivering product, Koch says "it's a race for the front door."
But increasing throughput is about more than just running the conveyor faster. Some of today's conveyor systems can run as fast as 600 feet per minute, but what operations are seeking from these systems is control and functionality.
"The good news is that enabling technology, such as conveyor systems, have evolved and form the foundation on which new high-performance automation is based," says Ken Ruehrdanz, warehousing and distribution market manager for Dematic. "You need more technology, not more people."
In fact, any time a person touches a product, not only is there a cost involved, but there's potential for error, miscounting, mislabeling and misplacing product. "The beauty of automation is that it reduces the number of touches and gets the right product to the right person in the right condition," says John Clark, director of marketing for TGW Systems.
Advances in software
Over the last decade, a key change in the materials handling sector has been a heavy shift toward the goods-to-person principle, explains Lennard Koppelmann, director of IT for SSI Schaefer. If a company analyzes its business model, it can typically come up with a fully automated, goods-to-person solution that results in fewer people and a better ROI, he says. The question then becomes: How can I achieve better throughput at the workstations?
One answer is software. The warehouse control system (WCS) has the intelligence and capability to control the conveying equipment while the warehouse management system (WMS) has the information about the product and orders that ride on top of the conveyor. With all components of the automated storage and retrieval system communicating together, product is sequenced onto the conveyor in the right order. The WCS communicates in real time and tells the conveyor where to divert, transfer and merge product.
Conveyor is laid out in a route that minimizes travel time, but the software makes the decisions about where product should go. "Software makes flow decisions based on the operations around the conveyor and what's happening in a picking area," says Intelligrated's Koch. "Totes go to a divert, or transfer point, if there are things in it to be picked," he explains.
In a goods-to-person picking operation, the conveyor is guided by software that allows for the highly coordinated task of lining up and transporting the containers with SKUs in and out of the pick station in the precise sequence at exactly the right time for fulfillment.
With such a highly coordinated task comes the need for a more robust WCS to manage the equipment. In other words, the more you automate activity within a facility, the more the WCS has to play a role and link the conveyor to all the other systems.
The goods-to-person strategy is considered part of the outbound process because it's all about filling orders to be shipped to customers. But, the outbound operation can only be successful if you receive, store and slot product efficiently on the inbound side and move it with as few touches as possible.
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Lorie King Rogers, associate editor, joined Modern in 2009 after working as a freelance writer for the Casebook issue and show daily at tradeshows. A graduate of Emerson College, she has also worked as an editor on Stock Car Racing Magazine.


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ZF-10921: fail to do move_uploaded_file() in windows platform
In Windows platform, If file is not named in English( maybe Chinese or Japanese), it will lead move_uploaded_file( ) failed.
Please see Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Http line 180.
And I feel strange and unnecessary to move file after uploading, especially user doesn't use setDestination( ) to indicated new folder.
This issue seems to depend on (or relate to) ZF-8541 for me.


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Celeste Gleave always spells SHEROES with capital letters.
The word defines women who overcome life's hardships and go on to mentor others—perfect for Gleave's non-profit group, SHEROES United. Because, if there's one thing a SHERO knows how to do, it's turn tragedy into triumph.
Born and raised in Ogden, Gleave started the group to honor courageous women after serving in a male-dominated field—the U.S. military. After the Vietnam War ended, she enlisted and climbed the ranks to squad leader, then platoon leader and eventually non-commissioned officer in charge of her unit. The lightbulb turned on when she served at the Pentagon and a major command center for the Air Force Reserve two years ago.
"I was one woman out of three in a group of 80," she says. "From the very top level down, I was told to be larger than life, to go out and present my ideas and make a difference." But when she brought her thoughts to the table, she says she was often ramrodded with negative feedback.
"Women's voices at that point, at that level, were not being heard," she says. "I felt like I was there to fill a demographic, but nobody was taking me seriously."
Seeing a desperate need to strengthen the female military voice, Gleave launched SHEROES United in November 2011 with a salute to women veterans, asking military leaders for nominations. Since then the group has begun honoring non-veterans as well. "Not everyone is in the military," Gleave says. "Why can't I make it even bigger and look at all of the female role models?"
Last April, SHEROES United honored four courageous women, who are also directors and committee members for the organization, at the University of Utah by giving them a platform to share their inspirational stories of struggle and survival.
René Johnson, president of the local chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners, spoke on how she overcame her fears after nearly being killed by in an abusive marriage. Bridget Cook, a worldwide best-selling author who survived domestic violence spoke about overcoming her struggles and running a successful trucking company. Mrs. Wasatch Front 2012, Becky Swanson, abused and neglected as a child, told the crowd about turning to drinking after losing her daughter in an automobile accident. And Rebecca Musser discussed being set to forcibly marry FLDS leader Warren Jeffs and escaping to testify against the polygamous sect.
"The morning after, CNN, MSNBC, Dr. Phil, Anderson Cooper, all of their offices were calling and asking us to appear on their shows," Gleave says.
Along with sharing the stories of inspirational women, the group is poised to target heavy topics in women's rights, like the porn industry and human trafficking, and plans to reach out to other organizations, currently teaming with programs like the KUED7 Women and Girls LEAD initiative, Community Foundation of Utah, and Girl Scouts of Utah.
"We are the unifier for women's organizations," says Julie Harman, who is on the board of directors for the non-profit. "We beat with one heart globally so we can empower the voices of women, raise awareness of global issues and recognize female role models."
Five years from now, Gleave sees SHEROES United offering scholarships and holding an international presence.
"We're reaching out to women in Africa, [Europe] and Asia," says Gleave, who was also named the Business Owner of the Year by the Salt Lake Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners for her other ventures. "We consider ourselves the mothership of women globally—to infuse, impact and empower."


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Home » Unlabelled » Happy mothers day.
Sunday, May 09, 2010
Happy mothers day.
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Especially to Jeff Ireland.Like This Article ? :
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Im tired of hearing of Ireland crap, why dont you leave alone, its already taken care by him apologizing for it. Why dont you talk about something else, Leave Ireland crap alone, lets move to the Dolphin and the upcoming season,2010. lets go to Super Bowl.Lets see the rookies that was draft by Ireland and then we talk again about him....but now leave it be......
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CLEVELAND – Liverpool in the Sixties will take over the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's circular gallery in the Ahmet M. Ertegun Main Exhibition Hall this summer and fall. Mike McCartney's Liverpool Life, which opens to the public on June 26, features incredible black-and-white photographs documenting the origins of the British Invasion. McCartney will be making a personal appearance at the Museum on Wednesday, June 25 to share some of the inspiration behind his imaginative photographs.
"It's the story behind the story of that magical era," said Mike McCartney.
A self-taught photographer, McCartney perfected his art through years of practice and experimentation, using books from the local library for inspiration. His pictures include playful self-portraits of the artist experimenting with his first camera and intimate, informal scenes of family life in McCartney's modest childhood home at 20 Forthlin Road. The exhibition is accompanied by quotes from the photographer, who reveals stories behind these images, from his father's great fondness for playing piano at family parties, to numerous pictures of his first car, a Ford Classic.
"Mike McCartney is a terrific photographer," said Jim Henke, vice president of exhibitions and curatorial affairs at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. "On top of that, he was in the right place at the right time. He was in Liverpool, when so many U.S. artists were playing there, and when so many Liverpool bands—including his brother's band, the Beatles—were on the verge of greatness."
Just as at home in front of the camera as behind it, Mike McGear (as he was known then) was at the center of the Merseybeat scene as a member of Scaffold. The group started as a humorous satirical act, but went on to top the charts with hits like "Lily the Pink," "Thank U Very Much" and "Liverpool Lou."
As a photographer, McCartney had access to some of the greatest rock and roll stars who played at such venues as the Tower Ballroom in New Brighton and Liverpool's famous Cavern Club. The flash gun he used when photographing these acts onstage earned him the nickname "Flash Harry" from Beatles' manager Brian Epstein. His photographs show various aspects of the rock-star lifestyle, from the adrenaline of Little Richard onstage, to a considerably more relaxed Graham Nash snoozing on a train. Other musicians captured by McCartney's lens include Gene Vincent, Jerry Lee Lewis, Billy J. Kramer, Jeff Beck and the Hollies.
Mike McCartney adds "As there are no photographs of the Beatles in the exhibit and as this is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, I will be bringing some extra, surprise images, exclusive to the Cleveland exhibition, as a gift from me to you."
Mike McCartney's Liverpool Life will be on view at the Rock Hall until September 21.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission both through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays, the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland. Children under 8 and Museum members are free. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. When you become a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, the world of rock and roll becomes yours to explore. Call 216.515.1939 for information on becoming a member. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK or visit www.rockhall.com.


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Multistorey Mayhem
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|Newport, Staunton Island, Liberty City
Multistorey Mayhem is a checkpoint side mission in Grand Theft Auto III, one of four in the game and a mandatory mission to achieve 100% completion. The side mission is set in the Newport Multistory Car Park in Newport, Staunton Island, Liberty City and is activated by entering any Stallion located in front of or within the car park (including one the player drives in). From that point on, the player must reach a total of twenty checkpoints located on the various parts of the car park in two minutes. The challenge lies in the fact that the checkpoints are located between pillars and in odds corners, requiring good maneuverability of the Stallion and route planning. The player may fail the mission if they exit or destroy the Stallion, or simply run out of time.
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This program is designed for Physician Assistants who have graduated from an accredited Physician Assistant training program and wish to expand their clinical knowledge and academic status while continuing to work. Students are granted advanced standing in pursuit of the Master's credential on the basis of completion of prior coursework from an accredited PA Program.
The 17-credit curriculum can be completed in 1 year. Please see program curriculum guide for a layout of coursework.
Upon successful completion of the program, candidates are awarded a degree of Master of Science (MS). The program is taught in a distance-learning format. With the curriculum delivered through Blackboard. Enrolled students will need the required textbooks for the coursework.
We are committed to providing you with a quality education. The program and its curriculum are designed to serve your needs and permit you to achieve your educational goal at your convenience.