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The junior nose tackle was going to finish his classes, pursue a career in the medical field and get on with the rest of his life.
Then the plan changed. Scrap the trappings of corporate America. This future farmer of America has decided when he's finished herding opposing quarterbacks he's going to round up something a lot bigger on the family spread in Lee County.
"Until a couple years ago, I wanted to have a real job, like a doctor or physical therapist," Lawrence said. "Then I was like, you know what, I love being at my farm. I really want to do something outside. I can't be cooped up inside all day long."
Don't think he's one of those all-hat, no-cattle cowboy wannabes. He's looking at running about 50 head of black angus and a couple bucking bulls, which should make his riding brother, Chance, happy.
He knows this stuff. It's in his genes.
His father, Joel, played junior college baseball in Texas, and in his off time worked on the Flying H Ranch near the college or the family farm. Back in Lee County, his grandfather, Robert Parkman, ran a 340-acre spread where the family raised as many as 300 head of cattle before selling off the stock.
Lawrence had some of his most enjoyable workouts there – throwing hay bales and cutting logs – in preparation for the coming football seasons.
"Any chance I got to be out on the farm, especially with him, I was out there," he said. "That was my No. 1 place to go. It was so relaxing out here.
"I reckon you could say it's in my blood. I'm planning on getting back in the game with that."
It made Joel Lawrence proud to hear of his son's interest in keeping the family farm going. He said Caleb has the personality, skills and certainly the strength to make a go of it.
"I'm tickled me to death that's what he wants to do," he said. "We've got some other things going on with the farm and the property other than cattle and it's going to get bigger. I hope it all works for him."
The only thing the younger Lawrence is rounding up these days is opposing ball carriers.
Despite a smallish size for his position – 6-foot-0, 300 pounds – he has used his quickness and technique to lead the Gamecocks in sacks (four) and tackles for loss (6.5). He had two sacks in their last game against Tennessee State two weeks ago.
Joel Lawrence said his son not only got his love of ranching from his grandfather, but his athleticism, too. Old-timers say Parkman was one of the best running backs to play at Opelika High.
"He's just a danged good football player," Gamecocks coach Bill Clark said of his nose tackle. "He's quick, uses his hands great, understands leverage, (and) what this guy is trying to do to him."
Lawrence burst on the scene like a bull out of the chute. JSU fans might remember his effort in the final scrimmage of the 2011 training camp when, as a freshman, he ran down and across the field to keep DaMarcus James from getting in the end zone after a 60-yard run.
"That's who this guy is," Clark said. "That shows you what effort can do. He's a good athlete at his position."
With Lawrence manning the middle of the defensive line, the Gamecocks have become one of the toughest teams to score against in the red zone in the Ohio Valley Conference.
They have been scored upon 80 percent of the time in the red zone, but they've given up only 14 touchdowns in 30 chances, a 46.7 rate that is the best percentage in the league.
Even when teams have had a short red zone to work with, getting past the goal line wasn't easy.
"I think it's just everybody's state of mind," Lawrence said. "When they get down there, we're not going to let them score. Just because they're in the red zone doesn't mean they have to score a touchdown, and I think that's our mentality."
He still gets down to the farm every now and then and spent the Gamecocks' open weekend there seeding deer plots for later in the season. It was a much welcome respite for a team headed into the most difficult stretch of its schedule with goals still very much in tow.
"Any time you have two losses in the conference, your chances of making it to the playoffs go way down," Lawrence said. "But if we go week by week and win each game, there's a shot we still could possibly get a playoff berth, which would be incredible. I think it's about time Jacksonville State goes to the playoffs.
"Going into these last five weeks, luckily we're off our bye week. Everybody should be refreshed and ready to get back up in the saddle and ride this thing all out."
Al Muskewitz covers Jacksonville State sports for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3577.


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Excavations At Kestel Mine, Turkey: The Final Season
K. Aslihan Yener
During late July and August 1996, we completed the final excavation season at Kestel, the Early Bronze Age tin mine, located 2 km opposite Göltepe, the contemporary miner's village. Our University of Chicago/Bogaziçi University team was joined by specialist mining archaeologists from the Peak District Mining Museum in the UK, expertly led by Lynn Willies.
The Kestel program this final season aimed at excavating human graves and related features in the "Mortuary Chamber," which was first discovered in 1991. This abandoned mine shaft had evidently been reused in antiquity as a graveyard, something as-yet unknown in the history of prehistoric mining. Our intent was to investigate the initial ore extraction methods in the mine shaft and then date the graves. As part of the program to open the mine to tourism, six 150 watt floodlights were installed in the first chamber. Our other aim was to map surface features related to ore processing and openwork mining above the mine on the mountain slope. These areas around the entrance of Kestel Mine 1 and Mine 2 were targeted for excavation. Our last objective was to build a depot/storage structure with working space to house the ceramics, groundstone tools, and crucible fragments from both the Göltepe and Kestel excavations. The building, located in the Celaller village grammar school yard, would make these collections available to scholars seeking to do research projects on any of the Göltepe and Kestel finds in the future.
The underground galleries are extensive, measuring a minimum 4,600 m3. Fire-setting and hammering using large groundstone battering rams were the main methods of extraction. The earlier workings, found primarily in the northwestern sector of the site, are predominantly fireset and very small scale compared to the subsequent mining events. Later workings, which cut through the earlier, are larger in scope and evidence of both fire and heavy hammering are visible, perhaps indicating improved mining techniques. Extrapolating from the low-grade ore composition with 1% tin content (what remains today for analysis), the space extracted would have yielded about 115 tons of tin. Radiocarbon dating and pottery so far suggests that the major mining activities date to the Early Bronze II and III periods.
A trench was opened in the eastern end of the abandoned mine shaft, Kestel 2, Mortuary Chamber. At least three phases of use were identified in the stratified excavation sequence. The first and lowest phase constituted the extraction of ores, replete with rubble associated with mining. Early Bronze Age pottery fragments were identical to the types found at Göltepe village, thus dating the mining in this gallery to the third millennium bc. There had been substantial domestic use of the underground workings; perhaps they were even used for refuge. Inside Mine 2, at least two semi-subterranean pithouse structures constructed of stones had been built in the mine shaft after mining had ceased. These two pithouses were similar to the structures excavated at Göltepe and again contained stylistically similar Early Bronze Age ceramics. Finds also included a copper-based pin, a hematite weight, small amounts of antler, and an oven. Postdating the pithouse structures were the inhumations. The furthermost extent of the Mortuary Chamber had a number of disarticulated human bones. Approximately a dozen persons had been buried in pits or extraction cavities. The ceramics found in association with this level indicates an Early Bronze III date for these graves. There had been later disturbance of at least some skeletal remains and probably breaking down of barriers separating inhumation areas from the rest of the mine-workings. The human skeletal material had probably been robbed in antiquity or perhaps carnivorous animals scattered the remains around the chamber.
Mine 1, too, had later use as a shelter. Earlier excavations in Mine 1, notably Trench 5, indicated use of the mine from the Byzantine period through modern times with no mining rubble associated with these levels. An adjacent, larger chamber had been modified by leveling the floor which had a surface scatter of pottery sherds. More recent use has been by animals leaving a variety of bones and coprolites.
At the surface, several trenches were put in to investigate the function and dating of the ore processing features surrounding the entrances of the mine shafts and open-pit mining zones. Trench T10 investigated the surface entrance of the Mortuary Chamber at Kestel Mine 2. While sinking the shaft into Mine 2 to gain entrance into the mine from the surface, a mixed level of fill was found containing pottery, antler, spindle whorls, and bones. When the trench was expanded, this area revealed an oven suggesting domestic use of the entrance area. Small scrappy walls of stone and several subphases at the entrance of the mine indicated certain organizational changes had taken place during the Bronze Age. Refractory crucible fragments, possibly from smelting activities at the surface, suggest that initial smelting occurred near the mine as well as on Göltepe hill. One such crucible was analyzed at the Conservation Analytical Laboratory of the Smithsonian Institution in 1992 and found to have a tin-rich interior surface, similar to the ones found at Göltepe. It is possible that the crucibles at Kestel could have been used to assay the ore for tin content in order to make strategic decisions during mining.
Again at the surface, another trench (T26) investigated the lower open-working area. A large stone mortar was found in situ with a central hollow shaped like a big foot. This was presumably used to crush and grind the ore to render it to powder consistency for ultimate smelting purposes. Trench T27 was placed at the original entrance of Kestel Mine 1 where an ore processing station was located. This work station demonstrated how cleverly the angle of the slope may have been used to wash the ore downslope and separate the tin from the iron and quartz by gravity. Ceramics found during the excavation of this trench demonstrated the contemporaneity of the workings to Kestel Mine 1 and Göltepe.
More open-workings are located in the broad shallow valley east of the hill and south of the Mine 2 entrance (II to V). Agricultural use has modified the waste heaps although the working faces are evident in the small western escarpment. Substantial openwork sites are found in the east (VI), north (VII), and west (VIII to XI) upslope as well. Characteristically sub-circular in shape with a working face uphill, a crescentic dump is evident on the downside and in the hollow, depressed center a "working area" of broken stone can be seen. Some workings appear to have been cut down to bedrock under alluvial waste, while others were cut into the marble for a few meters depth. Some cut through older underground workings where they were shallow, especially through the small-scale workings northwest of Mine 1 (which may suggest contemporaneity with the large-scale underground workings that do the same). The large extraction areas on the northwest are in an as yet undetermined stratum, probably mainly quartzite, perhaps following a fault structure for ore.
The total volume of openwork type extraction cavities is still in a preliminary-estimate stage. Extraction figures for individual openwork sites, neglecting very small ones, range from around 1,000 tons to at least 15,000 tons. Technically a much lower grade ore was extracted than the underground workings, though once enriched deposits were reached, the yields within it could be high. A tentative guess would be that at least ten times as much was excavated at surface than underground, but with a yield perhaps only 10% as high, thus adding a further 100 tons to the total. Tentatively, total production estimates by our UK mining colleagues suggest a minimum yield for the whole Kestel site of around 200 tons of tin produced over perhaps a thousand years. Working such a low grade tin site was obviously worth the effort since tin still was a very rare and expensive commodity in the Early Bronze Age. Recovery of very small amounts of gold and use of hematite for pigment is also likely.
The sequence of ore production thus began at Kestel mine and openwork mining areas on the slope. Preliminary ore treatment was mainly at Kestel with final processing and smelting mainly at Göltepe. The termination of mining activity and the production site at the end of the third millennium bc suggests the discovery elsewhere of better-grade deposits and the arrival in the regional market of competing, cheaper supplies possibly brought in by the Assyrian trading colonies. It is also possible that the final stages of working were marked by dramatic climatic events which may have disrupted trade, which is evidently a matter of much debate lately.
I am particularly grateful to both the Oriental Institute and its members - especially Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. (Bud) Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Schwartz, Mrs. Theodore D. Tieken, and Melanie Ann Weill - who contributed financially to the success of the project. Special thanks go to Malcolm H. Wiener and the Institute of Aegean Prehistory for their continuing support of the project. Volunteers Betsy Kramers, Joan Friedman, Daila Shafner, and Bud Haas, as well as research assistant Simrit Dhesi, greatly added to our ability to process finds from the site in Chicago and we thank them sincerely. We are grateful for the help and support given by the members of the Nigde Archaeological Museum, the M.T.A., and Bogaziçi University in Istanbul - especially Ergun Kaptan, Hadi Özbal, Behin Aksoy, Ay®e Özkan, Sylvestre Dupres, and Faz1l Aç1kgöz. Instrumental in the excavation, illustration, and interpretation of the 1996 season were the special teams from the UK, Lynn and Sheelagh Willies, Brenda Craddock, Phil Andrews, Simon Timberlake, and John Pickin. In Ankara we have been greatly assisted by General Directorate of Monuments and Museums.
Revised: February 7, 2007
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Great Food .... Great Party! – Marmalade Cafe is one of my favorite place to casually eat. My friends decided to have a baby shower for me and they had it at Marmalade Cafe and it was great! They have a quaint private room that was a perfect size for a baby shower. The restaurant was so easy to work with and allowed my friends to decorate and create a great party. The food was great, the service was amazing and the shower was a great success. Thank you!
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marmalade – GREAT place to grab lunch with a group of friends. Everyone was friendly and I felt like I was having afternoon tea in a cottage. It was very cozy and the food was delicious, especially the ?pre-entree bread.? I had the Portobello/Veggie burger which was very tasty and the bread was grilled to perfection!
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ACE 1950 will be a large, observational, prospective, longitudinal, population-based cohort study. Subjects of either gender residing permanently in Akershus County and born in the year 1950 (approximately 6000 residents are of eligible age) will be invited to participate in the study.
The primary objective is to identify predictors for future AF development (clinical, biochemical, genetic, electrocardiographic and echocardiographic). The study will aim at identifying modifiable risk factors. Secondary objectives include assessment of prevalence and incidence of AF, as well as investigating clinical characteristics and comorbidity in the study population at baseline.
Atrial Fibrillation
Heart Failure
Cardiovascular Diseases
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|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
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|Akershus Cardiac Examination Study 1950 - a Cohort Study on Cardiovascular Disease in 60-65 Year-old Subjects
Whole blood and serum specimens, for later not yet fully defined analysis.
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|Study Start Date:
|January 2012
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2050
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common heart rhythm disorder. The condition is associated with substantial mortality and morbidity from thromboembolism, heart failure and impaired cognitive function. AF plays a causal role in about 1/5 of ischemic stroke cases. An estimated 70,000 people in Norway have an AF diagnosis today. Most subjects with AF are older than 60 years. The absolute number of subjects with AF is increasing rapidly in the westernized world and is expected to triple between now and year 2050. Catheter ablation techniques for treatment of AF are improving; however, such treatment is expensive, not readily obtainable and long-term prognosis is uncertain. Secondary prevention of AF has proved difficult without anti-arrhythmic drugs; however "upstream" therapy for primary prevention of AF in subjects at risk of developing AF may be useful. Characterization of potentially modifiable risk factors for AF may therefore have substantial clinical importance.
The primary objective is to identify predictors for future AF development (clinical, biochemical, genetic, electrocardiographic and echocardiographic). The study will aim at identifying modifiable risk factors. Secondary objectives include assessment of prevalence and incidence of AF, as well as investigating clinical characteristics and comorbidity in the study population at baseline.
ACE 1950 will be a large, observational, prospective, longitudinal, population-based cohort study. Subjects of either gender residing permanently in Akershus County and born in the year 1950 (approximately 6000 residents are of eligible age) will be invited to participate in the study. Participants will go through a thorough baseline examination, including a physical exam with height, weight and blood pressure measurements. Blood samples will be drawn for routine tests as well as more advanced biomarkers analysis. ECG and echocardiography will be performed. Self-completed questionnaires on medical history and quality of life will also be collected. The participants will then go through annual follow-up visits with new questionnaires and ECG, and will be encouraged to contact the study group if atrial fibrillation incidents occur.
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A comprehensive planning process, including preparation of protocol and applications, has taken place during 2011. The project is now awaiting ethical approval and is expected to start with study inclusion and baseline examinations early in 2012. This is expected to last for approximately 2 years. Baseline examinations are expected to be completed by 2013, and continuous follow-up of the participants will then begin. The first PhD degree is expected to be completed by the end of 2014. This large cohort study is expected to form the basis of a number of sub-studies and PhD degrees in years to come.
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The most recent population-based studies on development of AF were launched up to 10-15 years ago, and did not, from the outset, study novel biomarkers or imaging techniques, nor were modern therapeutic modalities assessed. Consequently, a knowledge gap remains. We still do not know why prevalence figures differ so much between studies, or why men seemingly are more affected than women. A longitudinal study such as ours may answer more important questions, for instance, the relation of AF to other diseases such as dementia and diabetes. Moreover, it will be the most comprehensive atrial fibrillation population study ever performed in Norway.
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|Genders Eligible for Study:
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|Sampling Method:
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Residents of Akershus County, Norway, born in 1950.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Resident in Akershus County (as per October 2011, prior to study invitation)
- Born in the year of 1950
- Ability to consent to participation
|Contact: Arnljot Tveit, M.D., PhD
|Contact: Trygve Berge, M.D.
|Akershus University Hospital Trust
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|Sub-Investigator: Thea Vigen, MD
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|Akershus University Hospital Trust
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|Vestre Viken HF, Medical Research Department
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|Mohammad Osman Pervez, MD
|Akershus University Hospital Trust, Dep. of Cardiology
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01555411 History of Changes
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|March 13, 2012
|Last Updated:
|April 30, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Norway:National Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics
Keywords provided by Vestre Viken Hospital Trust:
Cardiovascular epidemiology
Prospective, observational cohort study
Cardiovascular imaging
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Atrial Fibrillation
Cardiovascular Diseases
Heart Failure
Arrhythmias, Cardiac
Heart Diseases
Pathologic Processes
Cerebrovascular Disorders
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Vascular Diseases
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With almost a year of planning to inspire and guide them, Ernesto Santos and his wife arrived in Scotland this summer ready to photograph. "While I was anticipating beautiful scenery, I did not expect it to be so overwhelming. There was some rain, but what would the Scottish Highlands be without the rain, fog, and dramatic clouds?
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"After a splendid four days in St. Andrews, we moved on to the city of Inverness on the banks of the mysterious Loch Ness. We were met with what the locals told us was more typical Scottish weather, cold, dank, and wet. Nonetheless, I was not to be deterred. Besides, while I might spend the day out in nasty weather I knew a warm and friendly pub would be nearby when I got back to the hotel.
Vari-N-Duo and set an exposure level that would benefit a black and white image by giving the water a misty effect. Now, I thought, that would add to the mystery of this lake. I set my tripod low to the ground and selected my 16-35 mm zoom; setting it to about 24 mm. I then added some polarization with the Vari-N-Duo to take the sheen off the stones before cranking the neutral density to just short of maximum. Back home I processed the image as a black-and-white selenium-toned image.
"Once I was done shooting from the banks of Loch Ness, I hiked through the surrounding forest. Everywhere I looked were these beautiful blossoms shooting straight up into the sky like rockets. I later found out they are called Foxglove, a biennial shrub common to western Europe, Asia, and northwest Africa. They were difficult to photograph since they grow in an upward direction. In order to isolate the blooms you had to shoot skyward giving an unpleasant, blown-out background of a gray sky. Then I came across this specimen that was growing horizontally. The super saturated greenery in the background was the perfect foil for the bright purple flowers. I pulled out my LB ColorCombo Polarizer again to boost the colors and remove the sheen on the surface of the petals and the delicate water droplets. The elegant upward curve of the stem made it easy to arrange a pleasing composition.
"Finally, I must mention all the lovely images we found in the city of Edinburgh. This was taken near our hotel in the churchyard of St. John's Church which is home to an 18th century cemetery. I put together a digital panorama using my Warming Polarizer to saturate the deep greens and control the reflections from the wet surroundings. A word of caution when shooting panorama images with a polarizer: I avoid using one when the panorama includes the sky since I will have a very difficult time blending the overlapped edges of sky due to the panning effect changing the orientation of the filter to the sun. This results in changing tones at the edges from frame to frame. In this case I was very careful to use the filter judiciously and use just enough polarization to remove reflections but taking care not to set the filter to maximum effect.
"Scotland is a wonderful place for photography. It is steeped in ancient history, the countryside is rugged and majestic, and the people are very friendly. While I will now check off this country from my short list, I'm afraid ten days was not nearly enough time to get it all in. Maybe a second trip is in order, especially since I finally got the hang of driving on the 'wrong' side of the road."
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- Congressional Republicans support Wall Street banks, credit card companies, Big Oil, and insurance companies - the special interests that benefited from George Bush's policies and created the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. A decade of Republican rule nearly doubled our national debt. Why would we go back?
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A new National Association for Business Economics (NABE) survey released today found that 31 percent of businesses added workers between April and June, the highest level in three years. Of those surveyed, 39 percent say they expect to hire more workers over the next six months -- the most since January 2008. Manufacturers reported the strongest increase in demand and profitability. [Associated Press, 7/19/10]
Charlotte Business Journal (North Carolina) - Report: Stimulus has saved 90,000 N.C. jobs
The federal stimulus bill passed in early 2009 has created or saved 90,000 jobs in North Carolina, according to a report the Council of Economic Advisers released Friday.
In the region, the stimulus has created or saved 41,000 jobs in South Carolina, the report says. The impact in Virginia was 41,000 jobs, and in Georgia the total was 91,000.
Seeing the biggest bang were California, with 357,000 jobs, and Texas, 225,000.
Some 618,000, or 20 percent, of the jobs created or saved nationwide were in various forms of construction; 292,000 in health care and health-care information technology; 254,000 in environmental cleanup; and 827,000 in clean energy. [7/19/10]
HometownSource.com (Minnesota) - Federal stimulus money helpful in creating more jobs in Minnesota
A central question for Minnesotans is the effectiveness of spending American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (stimulus) dollars in Minnesota.
Tom Stinson, Minnesota's State Economist, and a professor from the University of Minnesota, said that up to now since the program began last July, 20,000 jobs were directly or indirectly created in Minnesota. It's projected that when the final results are in at the end of 2012, the federal stimulus money either will have saved on created 40,000 jobs for Minnesotans.
The Department of Finance and Administration reports that $910 million of stimulus money has been spent on job creation so far.
The Department of Finance and Administration has reported that based on 40-hour full-time equivalent jobs created and saved, 11,852 jobs were reported Sept. 29 of last year, 10,300 were reported in January and 8,961 were reported March 31. [7/19/10]
Columbia Missourian - Missouri Summer Jobs Program offers 4,600 jobs to low-income youth
In an effort to provide work experience for young people, the Missouri Summer Jobs Program is offering more than 4,600 paid jobs and internships to 14- to 24-year-olds.
Through the Central Missouri Community Action Center, there are 94 youth and young adults enrolled in the program with 20 employers. Statewide there are more employers than there are employees in the program. There are 1,149 employers working with the 1,121 total participants.
Participants receive payment for their work through an $18 million grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. [7/18/10]
The Macon Telegraph (Georgia) - Summer program in Bibb helps 334 teens with jobs[DISTRICT MENTIONED: Jim Marshall (GA-8)]
This summer, $632,000 from federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds are paying about $8.50 per hour for 334 high school and college students to work internships…
Since the work program pays teens their salaries with federal funding, it helps out businesses that need workers but are often unable to afford them. [7/19/10]
The Post Journal (New York) - Schumer Announces YouthBuild Grant Funding For CHRIC
Chautauqua Home Rehabilitation and Improvement Corporation in Mayville will receive $241,519 in YouthBuild Grant funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and FY 2009 funding.
The funding will be used to provide education and training to disadvantaged young people.
'In these economic times, funding for education and job creation is a top priority,' said U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-.N.Y. 'There are few things more valuable than educational funding that directly prepares young people to be active, accomplished and successful members of the workforce. Training and service opportunities like the ones that will be provided by these YouthBuild Grants are of the utmost importance in building strong communities, a strong economy and a strong workforce.' [7/18/10]
Other Headlines:
- Asheville Citizen Times (North Carolina) - NCDOT receives portion of $545M for rail service
- Daily Inter Lake (Montana) - Lake County gets $12 million for roads
- NJ.com (New Jersey) - YouthBuild Newark and other NJ YouthBuild programs to get $1.6 million in Recovery Act funds


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David talks about the divorce between Kelsey and Camille
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Jacqueline Sharpe was elected as IPPF President/Chairperson of Governing Council for two 3-year terms (November 2005 – November 2011). She is also the Chairperson of the Board for IPPF/WHR and President of the Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago (FPATT). Dr. Sharpe is a consulting child and adolescent psychiatrist with the Ministry of Health of Trinidad and Tobago and an associate lecturer in psychiatry with the Faculty of Medicine of the University of the West Indies. She has been associated with FPATT for 22 years and is recognized as a leading figure in the field of family planning and sexual and reproductive health in the region. Dr. Sharpe has had the distinction of being selected for several Prime Ministerial and Cabinet appointments in Trinidad and has served as a consultant and advisor to Pan American Health Organization, UNICEF, and UNDCIP.


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Get ready for an Adirondack adventure into the wild woods of Hamilton County during the 5th Annual Great Adirondack Moose Festival! This is your chance to glimpse one of the north woods most mysterious and powerful animals, the Moose.
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Casey Veggies – Money Talk Lyrics
CV, Hodgy, Odd Future, what up?
CV in the mothafuckin' place to be
[Verse 1: Casey]
Uh, yo, yeah, yeah, same-o, same-o
Young nigga about that grown dough, ya feel me?
Too many girls, but, hey, it wouldn't kill me
You gotta feel me, they can't even conceal me
Can't hide me, can't keep me at the bottom
I stay cool from the top to the bottom
I'm about the green and I forgot to eat the bottoms
We faster, full throttle
I got a lotta babies, I forgot to give 'em bottles
We so customized greatly, and that's my motto
We faster, full throttle
Give 'em big deals like winnin' the damn lotto
Rollin' rims in the whip, check my auto
Gucci G's (?) man, this girl's eatin' tacos
Flow's so cold, I'm oh Domo
Now you other rappers is fuckin' so-so, like
This is what we doin', I'm tellin' you it ain't funny
But this is for my niggas that's talkin' 'bout gettin' money
(Talkin' 'bout gettin' money?) Yeah, talkin' 'bout gettin' money
But this is for my niggas that's talkin' 'bout gettin' money
[Verse 2: Hodgy]
Money is good, but it can be evil
Spell it backwards, live, keep it all cerebral
If you black, white, asian or hebrew
Just do what we do and get this money, people
You ain't gotta be equal or see-through
In order for you to be a rich negro
Here's a preview, Casey Veggies gon' do what he do
Hodgy Beats gon' let Super 3 groove
Odd Future is the crew, I'm cool
She you, we cool to touch me
She stands on these stool
And does tricks so fit, like Evel Knievel
Red button, don't press it, false alarm
Ain't nothin' I can't solve a check with
Guess what I ate for breakfast?
Money, cash, weed and (?)
[Verse 3: Casey]
Make more to the death like D-I-E
It's M to the Y and the C to the V
It's been like that since BSE
And it's still like that, this OBD
I'm tryna make Veggie R-E-E-N
Work should be a sport E-S-P-N
Cut the backyards if you Mexican
I'm hungry 'bout to grab more checks again
We talk about money, cash, feta
Gouda, mozzarella, Swiss, cheddar
Get money, get, get money
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I wanted to explore the trajectory of growth and regeneration, viewing it as a spiral that includes reflection and advancement, rather than as a circle that returns always to the same place. My work aims to explore the dualities between permanence and ephemerality, the uniform and the diverse, decomposition and creation, past and present, opacity and translucency, contained and unrestricted, material and conceptual, as well as ideas to do with the potential of an object for transformation. I chose my materials to reflect this aim, returning books to their original organic state, but with development, transformation and re-evaluated function.
Influencing artists: Fiona Hall, Georgia Russell, Cara Barer, Tim Knowles
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Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of audiovisual equipment and small meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 1294 square feet (116 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers a children's club, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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September – December 2013
Fairview United Methodist Church, Bowling Green, Ky. will host a Free Clothing Give Away Saturday, September 14th from 7:00 am to 12:00 pm. There will be clothing and shoes for men,women, and children. For more information please call: Anne at 270-320-7743
Potter Children's Home, Bowling Green, Ky. is having their Fall Festival on Saturday, September 21st starting at 9:30 am. with a silent auction, lots of food, wagon rides, entertainment, resale shop and so much more. You can purchase arm bands for children's activities for $5.00. All proceeds from the festival go toward the cost of daily needs of Potters children's home and family ministries. For more information please call: 270-843-3038
Bowling Green International Festival will be Saturday, September 28th from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm at Circus Square Park, 601 State Street, Bowling Green, Ky. A celebration of cultural diversity for the entire family with authentic foreign foods, cultural displays, activities, music and dance from around the world and an international bazaar. $4 admission and Children under 12 free. For more information please call: Victoria at 270-535-2039
Owensboro Christian Church, Owensboro, Ky. is having a Trunk or Treat on Friday, November 1st from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. There will be decorated trunks filled with candy, and pumpkins available to decorate and face painting . The church will provide free hot dogs and chips for supper for everyone. For more information please call: Martha at 270-683-2706
Elevated Missionary Baptist Church, Franklin, Ky. is having a Fall Harvest Festival on Saturday , November 2nd from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm. There will be hayrides, bon-fire and a weenie roast, games, food and smores. For more information please call: Nancy at 270-223-8783
Crossland Community Church, Bowling Green, Ky. Singles Ministry invites you to their Kick-off dinner and first singles study series entitled "Love, sex and Dating" by Andy Stanley, this is a 4 week study. On Sunday, November 3rd. starting with Dinner at 5:00 pm and study at 6:30 pm. Everyone is encouraged to come and bring their single friends. Childcare is available. For more information please call: Gini Lin at 270-791-4042.
State Street United Methodist Church, Bowling Green, Ky. invites you to their Lifetree Cafe on Wednesdays November 6th, 13th, and 20th. from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm.The classes will discuss subjects like getting past your past, Forgiving the unforgivable and Is Church Obsolete? Has God left the building? For more information please call: Cindy at 270-842-8171
Gospel of Peace Church, Bowling Green, Ky. is having their Fall Festival on Saturday, November 9th from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm. There will be a Gospel singing, country store, bake sale, games and an auction. Concessions will be available. All proceeds will go towards their youth fund. For more information please call: 270-392-5617
Endure for a Cure 5K Run/Walk and Kids Fun Run will be at Halltown General Baptist Church, Portland, Tn, on Saturday, November 16th at 7:30 am. $20 for 5K and $15 for kids run. You can register early at www.halltown.org. All proceeds will go to local individuals with caner. There will prizes and trophies for top finishers. For more information please call: 1-615-496-6271
The 22nd Annual Coats for Kids will be having their distribution days on Saturday, November 16th and Saturday, December 7th from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm at the Bowling Green Hot Rods stadium. Please bring children with you to insure proper fit. Limit one per person. For more information please call: Cayla at 270-350-0350
State Street United Methodist Church, Bowling Green, Ky. invites you to Lifetree Cafe- " The Art of Listening" on Sunday, December 1st from 8:45 to 10:00 am. Learn tools for connecting deeply with others. For more information please call: Cindy at 270-842-8171
Rich Pond Baptist Church, Bowling Green, Ky. invites you to their Christmas production "The Christmas Post" a Broadway-style musical for the whole family, filled with music, fast-paced drama and comedy, with the consistent message that anything can happen if you just keep the faith. Performances will Saturday, December 7th starting at 7:00 pm and Sunday, December 8th at 6:00 pm. Free to everyone. For more information please call: 270-842-2593
Glasgow Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Glasgow, Ky. invites you to have Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, December 21st from 7:30 am to 11:00 am. All you can eat pancakes and sausage for $5.00. with Santa arriving at 8:30 am . Pictures will be taken with Santa for $5.00 with all proceeds going to benefit the youth department. For more information please call: Cindy at 270-651-3859