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ALBANY, Ga: For those who thought the buzz around the first-ever Georgia Throwdown this weekend in Albany couldn't get more interesting, country superstar Luke Bryan just upped the ante.
Sunday night, Bryan posted on the Georgia Throwdown's Facebook page a tease of a status: "Who would like me to make an appearance!?"
While Bryan isn't on the list of performers for the 1st Annual Georgia Throwdown this weekend at the Exchange Club Fairgrounds and legal issues with contracting likely would prevent an official performance, it's possible Bryan could throw some support to Dallas Davidson, the hot songwriter and performer who's nominated for an Academy of Country Music award for songwriter of the year and who is slated to be on the roster this weekend.
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Yup, I heard this a couple weeks ago from one of Luke's close friends who works with me. :)


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In his first appearance at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif., Austin Dillon recorded a fifth-place finish in the Royal Purple 300 and moved up one position to third in the NASCAR Nationwide Series driver championship point standings. Dillon posted the fourth-quickest lap time during qualifying on Saturday morning despite running over debris, causing a flat left-rear tire during his qualifying run. The Sunoco Rookie of the Year contender started the race from the fourth position and was a mainstay in the top five during the early portions of the race. He slipped as far back as 18th in the running order after developing a loose-handling condition during the middle portion of the race. A lap-135 pit stop under caution provided crew chief Danny Stockman and the RCR team the opportunity to service the black No. 3 AdvoCare Chevrolet with four tires, fuel and a chassis adjustment. Following the pit stop, the team restarted in the 11th position on lap 138 and Dillon spent the remaining 12 laps driving through traffic. He gained six positions in the final laps of the race to post a fifth-place finish.
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Saturday, April 28, 2012
Its a TOP!!! now I just have to trim the sides, rather then make 1/2 blocks I made full blocks and I will just trim off the excess.
Maybe I will sew them together for a liberated little quilt! Or better yet maybe I will just give them to a friend to do that!
I put the little flying geese quilt up there for you to see how little it is!
are you curious did I leave the duplicate blocks in, no but after I sewed the quilt together there is another duplicate red in there, oh well, it made me smile! thank goodness its one of my all time favorite turkey red prints from the Color of Friendship line by Judy Roche and Corienne Kramer a few years ago....
NOTE: My email system crashed on Thursday ( I was using entourage from microsoft on my apple computer NOT a good idea!) I took my computer to the Apple Store they were not able to retrieve my old emails
to say the least I am devastated. All my email contacts are gone, all my pictures of antique quilts friends sent me in emails, gone....
If you have written me an email in the past week or so and I haven't answered sorry I won't be able to. unless you resend me the email,If your someone I email with please send me an email so I can rebuild my address book, THANKS.
All I can say is back up your computer right now!
39 comments:
- Julie Fukuda said...
very very nice. I hope you find a use for the bits you cut off.
- April 28, 2012 at 5:08 AM
- Nicky said...
Bad news on the crash! Great news on the quilt - it looks lovely as do your flying geese!
- April 28, 2012 at 5:50 AM
- Sew Unique Creations said...
I'm loving both quilts! Sorry about your computer crash - been there done that and it's a nightmare! I never knew Apple computers could crash like that! I still want one though!
- April 28, 2012 at 5:58 AM
- Stephanie said...
Such a delicious quilt.
- April 28, 2012 at 6:55 AM
- fabriquefantastique said...
Good advice. Super colors in your new quilt
- April 28, 2012 at 7:08 AM
- Michelle said...
I would have cried if I had lost all my photo's.
I really like your quilt too. - April 28, 2012 at 7:14 AM
- Sue said...
Beautiful quilt, Kathie! That is such a good idea of making the end blocks full and trimming them off. Why don't I think of things like that!
So sorry to hear of your computer crashing. I have an apple computer and never thought they could do that! I'm guessing it was the 'other' program on your apple that caused the crash?
Have a great weekend! - April 28, 2012 at 7:25 AM
- Fiesta said...
Gorgeous Kathy.
- April 28, 2012 at 8:02 AM
- be*mused jan said...
Drooling over your new quilt top!
Ugh on the crash. I got a blue screen crash warning on my new(!!!) computer the other night but shut it down and it recovered. Seems I had some *leftover* viruses from a firewall failure the other day. All taken care of now with no impact beside a mild heart attack. - April 28, 2012 at 8:08 AM
- Jackie said...
Love, Love, Love the top! So sorry about the e-mail program crashing. I also have Macs and refuse to put anything of Microsoft's on them for that particular reason. You just sealed the deal for me. Can't wait to see this quilt done!
- April 28, 2012 at 8:14 AM
- Me and My Stitches said...
LOVE your quilt! It is so wonderful. Are you going to hand quilt it? Sorry about your e-mail problems - technology is just grand, but only when it works!
- April 28, 2012 at 8:42 AM
- David said...
What a beautiful top! Love it!
- April 28, 2012 at 8:55 AM
- Rebecca said...
In regards to the duplicate block...
think of it as a game for a child orsomeone young at heart to see if they can find it.
I have actully started do that on purpose on some qults. - April 28, 2012 at 9:22 AM
- Betty Lou said...
Like the cheddar and green in this quilt, congratulations on getting the top made, that's a lot of 9 patches.
- April 28, 2012 at 9:30 AM
- Cheryl said...
Looking good! And thanks for the reminder. I have pics and documents I should back up!
- April 28, 2012 at 9:34 AM
- Darlene said...
Fabulous quilt, Kathie.
I had a huge computer crash in November but 'they' were able to recover everthing. I'm sorry yours crashed - ugh! - April 28, 2012 at 9:38 AM
- Anna said...
ooohhh I wanna be your friend and make a little quilt out of your cut off bits! I Loooove bits! and I haaate the computer gremlins. The quilt is stunning!
- April 28, 2012 at 9:38 AM
- Lori said...
It looks great Kathie! You don't mind the bias edges after you trim it down like that? I'd have it stretched like crazy, mostly because I'm not that careful.
Sorry about your computer. - April 28, 2012 at 10:07 AM
- WoolenSails said...
That quilt is so beautiful, I love the color combination and the fabrics you used. Today I need to cut out my appliqué blocks, so I can clean off the table and get to work finishing and starting my larger quilts.
Debbie - April 28, 2012 at 10:41 AM
- liz said...
Love the quilt. Now I want to make one : )
- April 28, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- Janet O. said...
It is gorgeous, Kathie! I echo Lori's question--do the bias edges after trimming not give you grief?
I love quilts made from parts (if you haven't sensed that by now) so I will be very curious to see what you (or a friend) do with the trimmings!
Oh, the headache (and heartache) of a computer crash. With my brother's encouragement I recently backed up my Mac with an external hard drive. It is reassuring to know it is there. - April 28, 2012 at 11:17 AM
- Janet said...
Your top looks marvelous!! I bet it is amazing in person with all those different reds to enjoy
:0) How frusterating to lose all your emails! - April 28, 2012 at 11:31 AM
- Nancy, Near Philadelphia said...
SUCH a pretty quilt, Kathie!
- April 28, 2012 at 12:17 PM
- Karen said...
What a bummer about the computer. The 9 patch is perfection!! Great job.
- April 28, 2012 at 1:35 PM
- Karen said...
What a bummer about the computer. The 9 patch is perfection!! Great job.
- April 28, 2012 at 1:35 PM
- Karen said...
What a bummer about the computer. The 9 patch is perfection!! Great job.
- April 28, 2012 at 1:35 PM
- Rachaeldaisy said...
It's so wonderful to see your amazing top finished.I love it so much I'm so glad you are not going to discard those fabulous off cuts, they will make a fabulous liberated little quilt!!! I'm sorry to hear all your emails have gone. It's a good reminder to us to do a back up. I'm sure you'll soon have all your friends emailing and will be able to build up your address book again.
- April 28, 2012 at 6:50 PM
- quilt happy said...
beautiful quilt
- April 28, 2012 at 6:55 PM
- Merilyn said...
You did a great job with your 9-patch!!! Such a nuisance about your computer, hope you get back to some sort of normalcy soon!!!
- April 28, 2012 at 6:56 PM
- Marie said...
It's a wonderful top! I love the colors!
- April 28, 2012 at 8:06 PM
- Christine said...
Love your quilt,, sorry to here about your emails crashing
- April 28, 2012 at 8:38 PM
- Sharon said...
Oh, sorry about your 'puter. I am one of those who will cry when their pc crashes, I have nothing backed up. Oh well.It might be a blessing in disguise, a way to declutter something that we don't realize is cluttered? I love your idea of trimming down rather than adding the 1/2 blocks. And yes, they will make a fun liberated small piece. This is gorgeous!
- April 28, 2012 at 9:55 PM
- Red Geranium Cottage said...
I LOVE THAT QUILT!!!!!!!!! That is awesome. Love the colors and the 9 patch blocks. It's great!!
Sorry about your computer. - April 28, 2012 at 10:56 PM
- Vivian said...
Lovely quilt. Simple blocks can produce a stunning quilt, just as easily as complex blocks.
I'll second your advice to back up computers. Earlier this month I lost 4 years of photos and documents overnight--no warning. I thought I'd been faithfully backing up all this time, but the program I used only backed up once in 2008. So stupid that I didn't keep an eye on it. I've learned my lesson. I'm now backing up 3 ways.
I'm sorry for your loss of e-mail contacts and photos in them. It's a punch to the stomach, isn't it? - April 29, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- Lesley said...
Love your quilt as it grows! So sorry to hear of your computer woes.
- April 30, 2012 at 6:34 AM
- Cathy said...
Your quilt top is incredible Kathy, I love that green sashing too. What a fabulous job. xo
- April 30, 2012 at 6:57 AM
- Dixie said...
Really love this quilt - my favorite color combination. Hope you are able to find all your emails again!
- April 30, 2012 at 8:32 AM
- Nifty Quilts said...
Beautiful! Congratulations.
- April 30, 2012 at 11:05 AM
- pandchintz said...
Love that quilt top - it looks great!!
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008
ACTRA Missing Intelligence
Sure, jobs are at stake, but does the government step in and make people buy more Dodge Magnums when the Chrysler plant in Brampton, Ont., discontinues the line due to poor sales? No it does not. You can't legislate taste and force people to buy cars just like you can't force them to watch tv shows just to save jobs. This is Canada at its most ridiculous and embarrassing, the Welfare State run amok. No broadcaster, even a public one, has a mandate or a duty to air shows that, for whatever reason, fail to find a sustainable audience. Only ACTRA could take Intelligence and make it sound so bloody illogical.
7 comments:
- joeclark said...
They spelled Intelligence right. CBC could never figure out if the title of the other show was JPod (the title of the book – it manifestly is not small j) or jPod.
- March 12, 2008 at 6:07 PM
Joe, the reference was to MVP, or as ACTRA called it, " The Secret Lives of Hockey Wives".
Since I have dealt with ACTRA many times, I can vouch for their relative stupidity. - March 12, 2008 at 7:33 PM
- egerszo said...
I have not had the chance to deal with them personally, but I can tell that ACTRA is NOT asking for government intervention to save the canceled shows. It's been, for the last few years, asking the CRTC to make it mandatory for conventional stations to spend at least 7% of their ad revenue on Canadian English-language drama. This seems to defeat the purpose of the press release altogether, since the Ceeb spends way more than 7%...
- March 13, 2008 at 10:28 PM
egerszo 10:28 PM
"the (CBC) spends "way more" than 7% (of their ad revenue on Canadian drama)"
Sorry, wrong again. With the exception of news and current affairs, the CBC pays for its programming with money from the CTF and Telefilm. The CBC is given $1.1billion every single year, and they generate at least $400million in ad revenues. It's hard to believe that Sophie, JPod, Little Mosque, MVP, Mercer and AirFarce could cost more than $28million (7% of ad revenues) but the CBC is also able to leverage another $150million from the CTF to pay for virtually all of its programming. Where's all this money going? Advertising? Promotion? Bob Rae's campaign? Who knows? Everyone is looking forward to the Auditor General's report on the CBC - sounds like front page news. - March 14, 2008 at 2:50 PM
How'd you like to be a private broadcaster in this country competing against a state funded dinosaur sucking from two teats?
- March 14, 2008 at 8:48 PM
private broadcasters in Canada don't have to compete with anyone because nobody watches the CBC....
the only thing private broadcasters do is sell advertising to American shows in exchange for a political bias which is "decidedly Canadian".... - March 14, 2008 at 9:27 PM
March 14. 9:27 pm
hey that's right! I can't agrrree more than wti the ppeoople who hat the CBC!
I hate it when people ask me to think more than what I hear on Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly! Whattt the fudge are they pn abou anyway. lif is good! I'm white and I think that maybe those minorities ahve too much say! Up with the white peeple! - March 18, 2008 at 2:49 AM


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More's the point - Arsenal - the only team ever to finish fourth in a two-horse.
..........it's to Ferguson's great credit that he managed to get the best out of him.
Ah no pwoud, no pwoud at all with Eric Cantona. Since when has he become an expert at karate?
Agree there mate. Can't say I'm really surprised though to be honest. Abramovich has shown in the past that he isn't prepared to give managers much time; with him it's been a case of "one trophyless season and you're out the door. I wouldn't ind betting that had it not been for the fact they won both the league and FA Cup last season, Ancelotti may have found himself out of a job a lot sooner- remember what happened to Scolari?
I'm assuming Levy has a Plan B should 'Arry get convicted. Could be a chance to bring Ancelotti in.
Yeah, a real shame about Birmingham. I was really hoping they'd stay up as I've a lot of time for their manager, Alex McLeish. He used to manage my team, Glasgow Rangers and IMO did a pretty decent job under very difficult circumstances. After beating Arsenal in the League Cup final in February I really thought they would kick on from there and climb up the league, wasn't to be though.
I didn't want Blackpool to go down. Their fans were great, created a lively pre-match atmosphere today.
I like 'big' Mick McCarthy and I also have a lot of time for Roberto Martinez so i am pleased that both Wigan and Wolves stayed up.
Delighted to see the demise of West Ham and I hope they keep on going like Sheff Wed or Charlton, odious little club, poor fans and now the most hated ownership in world football.
On a brighter note, Sunderland finished above Newcastle after the mags let slip a 3-0 lead, can't stop smiling
I wanted Wigan to go down - local rivalry originating from the rugby but covering the entire town and its [inbred, knuckle-dragging] people
And Blackburn, for having the most stupid, pigheaded owners. Sacking Allardyce when he's got them in the top half of the table smacked of them making a "we're in charge here" statement.
I agree Saint, Wigan is a poor club and it's fans are the worst we have seen here at the Stadium of Light, but I can't help but like Martinez.
I would have liked Blackburn to go to and for the same reasons, I would also add that Steve Kean is a rather annoying individual.
My money is on him to be first sacked next year
If Blackburn had gone down yesterday, it wouldn't have been the first time they'd have been relegated after sacking their manager earlier in the same season. IIRC, when they went down in 1998/99 they did so after giving Roy Hodgson his jotters in the first half of that season after a poor start. The thing is, Hodgson had taken them into Europe the previous season.
Well that's Birmingham for you...
What a wonderful Sports Personality role model
Got to say that I'm really surprised. If it had been Cashley Cole or someone of his ilk, I wouldn't have been the least bit surprised, but not Giggs.


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UNION — A long-time employee of the Union County Clerk of Court's Office who mounted an unsuccessful campaign for Clerk of Court says she was fired from her job and doesn't know why.
In a telephone interview Thursday afternoon, Melanie Lawson said she was fired Wednesday morning from her job as Family Court Deputy Clerk by Union County Clerk of Court Freddie Gault.
Lawson, who had worked in the Clerk of Court's Office since 1992, ran for Clerk of Court in the Nov. 6 general election and was defeated by Gault.
When contacted about Lawson's dismissal, Gault declined to comment because it is a personnel matter.
"It is a personnel issue and I have no comment on a personnel issue," Gault said. "Any personnel issue in my office I do not comment on. All I can say is that as of yesterday morning she is no longer with the Clerk of Court's Office."
When she decided to run for Clerk of Court, Lawson said she conformed with county policy regarding employees running for public office.
"I followed county policy. It says 'in certain circumstances involving real or potential conflicts, employees who run for public office may be placed on an unpaid leave of absence until after the election,'" Lawson said. "It says you may be placed on an unpaid leave of absence until after the election, not that you will be. It then goes on to say 'If an employee is placed on leave of absence his employment will terminate upon his election to a partisan public office.'
"I followed policy, I set up a hearing with council, I went before council and council didn't give me an answer," she said. "The next morning, Mr. Sinclair said it wasn't up to council, it was up to Freddie."
Lawson said she then sent a letter to Gault dated March 21 asking whether he would put her on unpaid leave or allow her to continue working on a part-time basis for the duration of the election.
"I sent a letter to Freddie and I put 'Dear Freddie, as you are aware I went before council asking if I filed to run for political office would I be placed on leave,'" Lawson said. "'Per county supervisor, the decision is not left up to council but is your decision. I am asking if I file will you be placing me on leave or can I work a couple of days a week due to the workload in the office.'"
Lawson said Gault replied to her in a letter dated March 30, the day she filed to run for Clerk of Court.
"He said 'You have informed me today that you have filed to run for election for the Office of Clerk of Court,'" Lawson said. "As I told you on March 9, 2012 and March 22, 2012 when we spoke that you will not be allowed to work with the Clerk of Court's Office during the duration of the election process. I am placing you on unpaid leave today.'"
Lawson said the next time she communicated with Gault was the morning after the election.
"I called him the next morning and congratulated him and he told me he would be getting back with me," Lawson said. "He did, he called me this past Friday morning and he told me he wanted to meet with me in his office Wednesday at 9."
Lawson said her meeting with Gault was the first time she'd been back to the office since being placed on unpaid leave.
It was during this meeting that Lawson said she learned she was being fired.
"He told me he was going to have to let me go," Lawson said. "He said he had to look out for the best interests of the office. He said this is not personal."
Lawson said she has no idea why she was dismissed given her work record.
"I don't know what's the reason for why I was fired," Lawson said. "In my 23 years of service to Union County I never had an oral or written reprimand."
Lawson said after being fired she went and filed for her unemployment and is now considering her next course of action.
"I'm just weighing my options as to what I need to do," Lawson said. "I just want anybody else who may be working within the county and is considering running to look at what happened to me. I followed county policy and I still got fired."
As an elected official, Gault has the authority to hire and fire the employees of his office according to Union County Supervisor Tommy Sinclair.
Sinclair quoted a letter from the county's attorney he presented to council earlier this year about a ruling from the S.C. Supreme Court that affirmed the authority of elected officials to hire and fire employees within their office. He said the attorney pointed out that the state statute "specifically excludes employees of elected officials from the hiring/firing authority of council and from the county grievance procedure."
This was based on what the attorney said was the Eargle case out of Horry County which Sinclair said was brought by the county's clerk of court against the county council. Sinclair said the clerk of court sued the county over control of her employees and the Supreme Court rule in her favor affirming elected officials as the final authority in the hiring and firing of their employees.
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#CarolinaProblems: Should Concealed Weapons Be Allowed On College Campuses?
Pro by Lia Grabowski
Consider this: A criminal, for whatever twisted reason his dark mind spins, decides to commit a murder. Is he going to change his mind because guns aren't allowed where he plans to go? If he's in a mindset to commit a horrific crime, the illegality of his weapon in a gun-free zone probably won't deter him. Is he going to choose a place where people could be armed or where civilians have no means of defending themselves? Average citizens are being set up for failure.
Those against the idea of concealed carry, especially on college campuses, often worry this allowance would create more gun-related incidents. However, the nationwide rules for owning and carrying a concealed weapon still apply on campuses. According to South Carolina law, this includes: being over the age of 21, completing a handgun education course, providing a complete set of fingerprints for a background check and renewing the permit every four years.
Although South Carolina has passed a bill that legalizes the carrying of firearms in certain establishments that provide alcohol, it is still illegal for a person to carry if they are drinking. With all of these considerations, those who choose to carry a concealed firearm would likely be qualified and using it for the correct purpose, self-protection.
Many states have already begun to change their laws. Five states specifically allow concealed carry on college campuses, and 23 states have left the decision to each university. Allowing concealed carry on college campuses certainly doesn't mean that every person will carry; however, even the small percentage that would choose to would provide a much greater line of defense against any senseless acts of violence towards our students. If someone is considering attacking a student, he may think twice knowing that there are or could be other armed people nearby.
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If the school shootings continue to be glorified on every media outlet accessible to mankind, somebody with a gun will do it again.
The proximity of both recent and tragic school shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary and Coastal Carolina University shake me to the core. My hometown is two hours away from Sandy Hook, Conn. and USC is only two hours away from CCU. Schools are losing recognition as safe environments for students and staff, who depend on higher learning for education and employment.
In regards to these recent shootings, the idea of concealed weapons on campuses gives me an uneasy feeling. It is difficult to distinguish who will use a weapon, like a gun, for defense purposes or as a threatening device. Many prominent authorities have been discussing safety in schools since December, and many seem to worry that another school shooting will happen in the near future. If something is not done to prevent the easy obtainment of weapons, it is likely that more shootings will happen.
No, I do not like the idea of concealed weapons on campuses. The shooters who had weapons in their possessions did not use and were not inclined to use their weapons for defensive purposes, but rather as threats and murderous tools. It may take a brave act of someone, other than authority, to show the country that having a gun can be used to prevent devastation and/or save a life. Until then, it is too risky to allow concealed weapons on school grounds.
Final Exams: How to Beat the Hell Week
With the most stressful time of the semester upon us, the preparation weeks for these "grade determiners" seem limited. This is the ideal time for stress and anxiety to build up and completely control the minds of college students. Never fear, these simple organizational tips will help minimize the frustration and give you a more optimistic approach when studying for finals.
- Make "to-do" lists. It helps a lot to have everything that needs to be completed written out in front of you in one place. You can organize these lists chronologically in order of due dates and specify days to get certain tasks done. Sometimes, lists can relieve the apprehensive student when they realize they don't have as much work to do as they anticipated.
- Use a studying schedule. Plan to dedicate certain days to each class so you don't feel compelled to do everything all in one day. If you plan ahead, you can limit yourself to 3 tasks per day so you are not overwhelmed when due dates creep closer.
- Create study outlines for classes with a lot of material that needs to be memorized; these are extremely beneficial for history and vocabulary-heavy classes. This enables you to have all of your important notes and information on separate sheets of paper and eradicates the constant note flipping and backtracking.
- Look over old tests and quizzes for cumulative exams that require you to regurgitate everything you've crammed into your brain since August. Re-writing the exams and taking them over again often triggers your memory to recall certain information. If you get questions wrong, make a separate test comprised of the questions you missed and try again until you get them right and understand them. It is a tedious process, but it can eventually lead you to understanding the material better than you did when you first learned it.
- Flash cards are best when it comes to remembering important people, events or vocabulary terms. Color code them by chapter, time period or any other organizational strategy so you can remember and relate them to other terms more easily.
- Try to study in groups of people with your same class or section. Group study indicates whether you know enough to teach the material or need to study a lot more. It also helps to hear others explanation things out loud so you can remember or understand them better for the exam.
If you follow these simple techniques and habits, studying for exams won't seem nearly as challenging. Remember to start early and prepare ahead of time to avoid stressing yourself out and procrastinating until the night before an exam. It's only one hell week that requires your full attention and commitment, so give it all you got.
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Are You Searching For Mr. or Mrs. Right?
Contrary to popular belief, there are many college students who have a predisposition that they will find their "true love" at college. Hearing stories of their parents meeting as undergrads or friends who have found their carbon copy during their school years puts a subconscious mental strain on the college brain.
Most students mask the thought of wanting to find Mr. or Mrs. Right in front of their peers, but it can't be argued that the thought hasn't passed through almost every student's mind. If you are a firm believer that the right person is awaiting you in school, here are some things to keep in mind when you think someone may actually show potential:
- Remember to stay true to who you are. Pretending to be someone you aren't with hopes of impressing somebody is only masking your real personality. You will find the right person doing the things YOU like to do.
- Be happy with where you are presently. If you are overwhelmed with past relationship memories, schoolwork or any other personal issues, and think focusing on making a relationship with someone will drive those feelings away, you're wrong. All it does is build up more emotion you don't need. A relationship should be an added bonus to your life, not a stress factor.
- Everybody has flaws, including YOU. It comes down to a matter of which flaws you can tolerate and which you cannot. Be aware of the double standard; criticism not only comes from you, but can also be directed your way. As long as you and your significant other can compromise and accept each others' pet peeves, you'll be fine.
- Remember the "Golden Rule" we learned as children; treat others the way you would like to be treated. In terms of relationships, the person you want to invest your admiration in must treat you with the same respect that you entrust in them. A strong relationship has equal dedication coming from both sides.
Keep in mind that all relationships are different, but every person deserves the best with what they are willing to offer. As cliché as it is, listen to your heart. If you don't feel happiness in a department that is important to you, be strong enough to let go. There are more opportunities out of college, don't lose hope. Settle for the best, not less.
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Where Healthy Food Options Are Hiding On Campus
Unfortunately, there is a limited amount of healthy options in Russell House for students trying to avoid the infamous "Freshman 15." For those of you that find it difficult to choose something appetizing that isn't coated in grease or butter on campus, here are some suggestions:
On the main floor, the salad bar and sushi cases for leafy lovers can satisfy a vegetarian craving. If you would rather go with something a little more filling, the Horseshoe Deli offers plenty of sandwich options that you can custom order to fit your appetite. If a fruity option is what you're searching for, Freshens offers several smoothies that include boosters of your choice, ranging from Focus to Energy.
Although the upstairs can appear to be a fast food paradise, there are healthy options hiding amongst the fluorescent Burger King and Chick-Fil-A signs. Santorini's gives students the cultural option of Greek salads and entrees, including grilled chicken wraps, pita chips with hummus and steamed vegetables. Over at Einstein Bagels, flat bread and lower calorie sandwiches can also prove to be satisfying meals.
If you happen to live off campus, enjoy cooking and have access to a kitchen with an oven or stove, I recommend you check out this site for simple, quick dishes and this link for the more advanced chef. Sally Kerr-Dineen, a culinary artist and mother of two college students, created these sites for beginners and more advanced cuisiniers. Her inspiration stemmed from wanting to teach her children simple recipes so they would not go off to school and be left to survive on fast food. These recipes are sure to spice up your kitchen and your palate, and may even have you expanding your culinary talent.
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The Alabama Beef Cattle Improvement Association (BCIA) recognized award winners during their Annual Meeting and Awards Program held in conjunction with the 69th Annual Alabama Cattlemen's Association Convention in Huntsville on March 31.
The Alabama BCIA honored Regional Extension Agent Rickey Hudson with the 2011 Outstanding Extension Educator Award for his support and implementation of beef cattle performance programs in Southeast Alabama.
The new Spirit of BCIA Award was presented to honor Randy Moody (left) of New Market and Johnny Morrow of Tuscaloosa. The inaugural Spirit of BCIA Award is given in honorable memory of Jamie Cates of Columbiana, past BCIA Vice-President, and Jamey Clary of Akron, former Alabama Cooperative Extension Agent and BCIA member, and the spirit in which they both actively supported Alabama BCIA.
The Alabama BCIA honored Alabama Cattlemen's Association Lifetime Director and past ALFA Beef Commodity Chairman Bill Lipscomb of Prattville with the 2011 Alabama BCIA Richard Deese Award. The Richard Deese Award is the most prestigious honor bestowed each year by the Alabama BCIA to individuals who uphold the principles of performance testing and genetic improvement of beef cattle in Alabama.
The Alabama BCIA honored Williams Angus Farm of Newton as Alabama BCIA Purebred Producer of the Year and Jones Brothers Farm of Prattville as Alabama BCIA Commercial Producer of the Year. Left, BCIA 2011 Purebred Producer of the Year (from left): Faye Williams and Joe Williams of Williams Angus Farm of Newton and Johnny Gladney, Alabama Cooperative Extension System-Regional Extension Agent
BCIA 2011 Commercial Producer of the Year (from left): Crawford and Marsha Jones of Jones Brothers Farm of Prattville.


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KEEP GOING will be a special session just for you in Ayers Auditorium on Friday September 14 at 8:30 p.m. Enjoy catching up with all your friends from GO! and get inspired all over again! We'll share and celebrate all God has been doing through young people in the days and weeks since camp plus announce the theme for GO! Camp 2013.
On the final day of camp we issued you a rice bowl and a challenge: fill it up with spare change and let's feed more kids! We're excited to see how far a little change can go . . .
You could just come for KEEP GOING - you don't have to stay the weekend, but if you do you'll be in for a great time! We're teaming up with Freed-Hardeman's RUSH to make a full weekend experience that challenges and inspires young people. Join more than 1,500 students from all over the world who are interested in living the dynamic lifestyle of a Christian. The cost of KEEP GOING is free. RUSH is $20 without meals or $30 with meals.
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The Main Street Church of Christ in Milan, TN recently had a really special event for the people of their community. We were encouraged, inspired and just had to share it with you. Love seeing what God can do with people who just want to reflect Him . . .
-Tell us about how the give-away event came to be.
We had gone to the giving stuff away class during GO! CAMP, (taught by Joseph Thomas from Savannah, TN) and during one of the nightly small groups, our group decided we wanted to try "to give some stuff away." When we got back I discussed the idea with the elders and the outreach minister, Taft Ayers. We worked some dates out and spread the word. Within a couple of months we had gone from an idea to a building full of "stuff to give away" and people.
-How did the youth group at Milan get involved?
The youth group was not only the spark behind "Give Away Day," they also helped work the event. It became of a congregational event due to its size but if weren't for a couple of teens willing to go to GO! CAMP the event would have never happened.
-What was it like the day of the event?
A couple months before the event we started sending out letters about we needed. And the Thursday before we set up drop-off times. That gave us 3 days to fill a gym up of GOOD STUFF. Our motto that weekend was "NO JUNK FOR JESUS!" In those 3 days with the help of the congregation, the community and prayer we completely filled the entire gym and by the end on Sunday we had little left and nearly 400 people had been through.
- What do you think doing an event like this reflects to the community about the church? What does it say about God and his people?
We have to let the community know that we care. A lot of these people grew up believing in God but through different circumstances have fallen away. One the saddest parts about this is that many of these times its Christians who have pushed other Christians away. We have to remind them 1 That God loves them & 2 That God's people love them! The community seeing random acts of kindness for no other reason than we love Jesus makes an IMPACT on people! This was a great encouragement to them, to us and most importantly to God!
-What advice would you give to any young people wanting to make this happen with their church family? What not to do ?
DO IT! It won't be easy. But most things that are worth it aren't. Young people have to quit not voicing their ideas and letting them die. If you are going to make a difference, if you are going to change the world then you have to start implementing great ideas!
-Are there any specific stories from the day that stand out to you?
pt1 One my favorite part of the day was at 5PM we stopped for worship anybody in still in line or that decided to stay was invited to worship with us. We had over a 100 families stay! We completely filled our Christian Activity Center. The worship service was designed around family! I know every time we get to worship God but as looked around this one was something spectacular! pt2 one of the ladies who we helped attended church with us Wednesday night. At the invitation she came up in her wheel chair and was baptized into Christ. I don't do these events for numbers or in hope of responses or for the sole purpose of baptizing. I do them because I'm told to love people more than I love myself. The rest is up to them and God. It's an incredible thing to see when someone falling in love with God for the first time!
The above photo was taken at the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, TN last week. Chalk board asks you to answer "What do freedom and leadership mean to you?" A few GO! staffers took it as an opportunity to write: Love God. Love your neighbor. Change the world!
A fitting response and nicely timed. On Sunday people from all over the world came together on our Nation's Capital to dedicate the National Mall's newest monument - the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial. As part of the tribute, President Obama spoke these words:
"First and foremost, let us remember that change has never been quick," the president said. "Change has never been simple or without controversy. Change depends on persistence. Change requires determination."
We are trying to be lights and to reflect God's glory in our local communities (and in our larger global community). We believe that we are called to love our neighbor. We believe that our GOD is a GOD who changes things. We know he changes lives. We know he transforms people. It is important to remember that it won't always be easy, it won't always be clear - yet God will always be there working - loving.
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You may recall us sharing with you about a prison ministry that a few GO! staffers are getting involved with. We asked for donations of Bibles (and we've been receiving them!) Here's a few words from Katelyn on what happened during their first visit:
"We went to Tennessee's Prison for Women. Josh and Whitney got to meet Aunt Helen and Uncle Harold, who are affectionately called Momma and Poppa Cox to the prisoners. We spent a good while talking before we went in. I'm not exactly sure what to say I expected. Whatever it was, today blew it out of the water. The women were loving, friendly, and huggable. They talked to us, hugged us, and welcomed us warmly. Josh lead the singing while a man named Thomas Snow did the sermon. The sermon was on Ezekiel 37. He described how even when we have "dry bones," the Lord still has a plan for us. Even when things look hopeless, our hope is in the Lord. We worshiped with them there and an annex across the street.
I learned something from those women. Firstly I learned that stereotypes can and should be left at the door that God opens. Those women were kind, generous, and loving souls who wanted to be there to praise their God. The second thing I learned was in watching. They praise with no restrictions and without holding back. No one fell asleep and no one was distracted. Those women were there because they had a need to be in their souls. How often we take for granted the ability to worship. This weekend definitely tops my favorite weekends since coming to Freed. There are plans in the works to make this a periodical trip, that would branch out farther. God gave me an open door, and with some incredible friends, we've been running through open passageways. God has planted ideas in our heads and our hearts and is now making those ideas possible. Thank you warmly to all of you who prayed for us and gave us encouragement. However, it definitely does not stop here. We're trying to collect Bibles to donate to the prisons, as well as finding people willing to volunteer. If you want to know more or get involved, please send a message our way!
God does wonderful things."
To read more from Katelyn check out her blog: here.
Many 17 year olds cannot even entertain the idea of doing something that will change the world or starting an organization that spreads the Gospel of Christ to people all over the world, but this is exactly what Jake Schrimsher and Michael Clarke have done. These two teens from Southaven, MS are the co-founders of "Lessons From a Park Bench", a Bible based web-show run on Facebook that reaches out and spreads the Gospel to teens.
Michael and Jake decided that they would use something that teens use everyday to help connect them with Christ. Facebook. It started with just Michael and his computer and it quickly grew into the two of them working side-by-side putting together these lessons for over 500 group members. Jake said that the hardest part of the project was being patient. "Immediately you want your program to help a lot of people, but patience was a hard part in maintaining it."
Jake had this to say to all of you out there who are looking to change the world:
"The one thing that I would say to those trying to start something is, keep your mind where it needs to be, on heaven! God deserves our all when we are teaching others. Study your heart out and learn as much as you can. The Bible never gets boring and there is always something to teach. Every time you open up your Bible you should learn something new. Lastly, when you're teaching others be serious and above all be Biblical, leaving nothing out."
If you would like to check out "Lessons From a Park Bench" join the group on Facebook: here
We love keeping up with what God is doing through his people on the other side of the country and all over the world. Andy Frizzell is the youth minister at the Woodward Park Church of Christ in Fresno, CA. We've been encouraged by what's happening at their church and were super excited when they planned their recent youth rally around the heart of what led us to start GO! Camp. Check out this awesome recap of their GO! Fresno event!
Here's what happened - in Andy's words:
Creativity has never been a particular strong point for me but I feel like I can appreciate when someone is doing something that should be promoted or copied. With that being said we used our Teen/College Workshop to spin off of a camp that happened at FHU this summer. GO! Camp which was the brainchild of Brad Montague is a camp that was created to empower teens to find sustainable service opportunities in their areas and giving them the tools and motivation to get started.We invited many of the Central Valley churches to inspire valley teens to do the same.It was a great day for us! We had over 100 students and volunteers working with Poverello House, Pyle Elementary School, and Westcare Rehabilitation Facility, We selected projects that could be sustainable for our group and worked to develop relationships that can be continued on a weekly/ monthly basis.Poverello House:We sent 30 students to Poverello House Fresno to serve on the lunch line, food preparation, sack lunch production, warehouse projects, and sorting clothing for giveaways. The Poverello House is one of the biggest organizations in Fresno working with and for the homeless of our city. Our students came back with ideas for how to better serve this organization and the homeless of Fresno. It was a great experience for us because many of our students have never seen that side of Fresno or knew that these needs existed in our own city.Pyle Elementary School:Cherie Walters is the principal at Pyle Elementary School in the Fresno Unified School District and she had expressed the need to me for school supplies, kleenex, and hand sanitizer for her class rooms. We were surprised that over a month into the school year this was still a need so we asked for donations from all of the teens that came to GO! Fresno. We took in $500 toward shopping for these supplies! We sent 35+ students and volunteers out to purchase supplies for the students and faculty at Pyle. This is a relationship that we will be able to continue throughout the year. Working with Cherie we will continue to provide lawn care and maintenance, school supplies, underwear/ socks, and anything else that may be needed.Westcare Rehabilitation Facility:We have partnered with the Westcare facility of Fresno to do a monthly clothing, toiletry drive plus BBQs and children's events. We sent out 40 students and volunteers to purchase and put together toiletry bags that will go to families living at Westcare. We were able to purchase $200 worth of toiletries from the 99cent store which added up to toiletries for 10-12 families for the next several months. This will be the first of many toiletry drop offs we will make at the westcare complex. The relationships we will build through this with the families will be the lasting legacy.In the afternoon Eli Hooper, from Grass Valley, talked to our teens about the call to go into our community and show our neighbors that God's people are here. We ended with small groups allowing the teens time to react to the opportunities of the day.Special thanks to the GO! FHU team and to all here in Fresno that made GO! Fresno a success.


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By DEVIN HASSON, email@example.com
Since its inaugural season in 1996, the Rowlett baseball team has been one of the most consistent winners in the area.
The Eagles have won at least a share of the district championship in six consecutive seasons and have made several lengthy playoff runs.
But this season presents a new challenge. After graduating nearly every key player from last year's team, Rowlett is relying on talented youth to grow up in a hurry.
"In the early part of the season, we need to find the starters and get comfortable playing at the varsity level," Rowlett head coach Paul Carmon said. "We only have really four players who played varsity baseball last season."
Among those with expereince is Luke Hamblin, who hit .370 last season and also posted a 3-1 record on the mound.
Nathan Kalldin, who pitches and plays second base, will be another key factor, as will outfielder Marshall McKee, catcher Zane Landry and pitcher Earl Allen.
Infielders Dalton Atnip, Tanner Sonnenberg and Bobby Casillas, outfielder Sean Moore and pitchers Caleb Kiefer and Sean Williams are some of the new players who Carmon believe will have an impact during the course of the season.
There have been some growing pains for the Eagles during the first month of the season. But the good news for them is that with the start of 11-5A play, the slate is wiped clean.
And at Rowlett, where the standards are high, they refuse to allow inexperience to be an excuse not to succeed from this point forward.
"We want to get better as the season goes on and hopefully be playing our best baseball late in the season," Carmon said. "Our goal is to improve each week, to make the playoffs and to win in the playoffs."
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text: Main Content House Bill 4409 (2009) rss friendly link printer friendly Sponsors Dudley Spade - (primary)Gino Polidori, Jon Switalski, Ed Clemente, Michael Lahti, Lee Gonzales, Darwin Booher Categories Human services, medical services; Human services, foster parents Human services; medical services; foster parents to authorize nonemergency medical procedures for foster children; allow. Amends sec. 14a of 1973 PA 116 (MCL 722.124a). Bill Document Formatting Information [x] The following bill formatting applies to the 2009-2010 session:- New language in an amendatory bill will be shown in BOLD AND UPPERCASE.- Language to be removed will be stricken.- Amendments made by the House will be blue with square brackets, such as: [House amended text].- Amendments made by the Senate will be red with double greater/lesser than symbols, such as: <<Senate amended text>>. (gray icons indicate that the action did not occur or that the document is not available) Documents House Introduced Bill Introduced bills appear as they were introduced and reflect no subsequent amendments or changes. As Passed by the House As Passed by the House is the bill, as introduced, that includes any adopted House amendments. As Passed by the Senate As Passed by the Senate is the bill, as received from the House, that includes any adopted Senate amendments. House Enrolled Bill Enrolled bill is the version passed in identical form by both houses of the Legislature. House Fiscal Agency Analysis Revised Summary as Introduced (03-24-09)This document analyzes: HB4409 Summary as Reported from Committee (03-26-09)This document analyzes: HB4409 History(House actions in lowercase, Senate actions in UPPERCASE) Date JournalAction 2/24/2009HJ 13 Pg. 195introduced by Representative Dudley Spade 2/24/2009HJ 13 Pg. 195read a first time 2/24/2009HJ 13 Pg. 195referred to Committee on Families and Children's Services 2/25/2009HJ 14 Pg. 212printed bill filed 02/25/2009 3/25/2009HJ 26 Pg. 458reported with recommendation with substitute H-1 3/25/2009HJ 26 Pg. 458referred to second reading 3/26/2009HJ 27 Pg. 477read a second time 3/26/2009HJ 27 Pg. 477substitute H-1 adopted 3/26/2009HJ 27 Pg. 477placed on third reading 3/26/2009HJ 27 Pg. 477placed on immediate passage 3/26/2009HJ 27 Pg. 477read a third time 3/26/2009HJ 27 Pg. 477passed; given immediate effect Roll Call # 94 Yeas 109 Nays 0 3/26/2009HJ 27 Pg. 477transmitted 3/31/2009SJ 26 Pg. 445REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON FAMILIES AND HUMAN SERVICES


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Former state Rep. Marty Knollenberg has joined a crowded field of candidates who want to be the next mayor of Troy.
Ten people have picked up candidate packets from the city to run in the May 11 special election required after the recall of Janice Daniels in the November election.
Knollenberg, a Troy Republican, left the Michigan Legislature at the end of year, after six years in the state House, because of term limits.
Besides Knollenberg, others who have taken out candidate packets are Andrew Dabish, Edward Kempen, Michael Curran, Nicola Travis, Stephen Grassi, David Elsas, Jon Desjardins, Dan Brake, and Faris Alami.
Troy residents have until 4 p.m. Feb. 12 to file to run for mayor. After the filing deadline, candidates may change their minds and withdraw from the ballot by 4 p.m. Feb. 15.
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By Jimmie Earls
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This past weekend, the Washington County Commanders swept the competition at the Chandler Classic to win the tourney with a 9-3 first round win over Simon Kenton and then pummeling Burgin 15-7 for the title.
It was a return to form for the WC squad as they won three of their last four to improve to 6-5 on the season.
If you have been trying to garden lately, you know that the cool wet spring so far is slowing us down as well as our plants. Don't complain though. Just as easy as the rains are coming now, it could soon stop for a long hot summer, so let's just enjoy the rain while we have it. Who knows, we might even get rain for the entire growing season!
Daniel Murphy, grandson of Springfield resident Ann Murphy, recently celebrated his 24th birthday on April 1. But you could say he didn't celebrate until he smacked his first home run of the season on Opening Day against the Reds in Cincinnati.
He also added an RBI on a bases-loaded fielder's choice that knocked in the second and deciding run for the Mets as they beat the Reds 2-1 on April 6.
"It's the little things." You hear that cliché all the time, but for the Washington County Commanderettes, it happens to be true. Little things like missing a tag or cut-off here and there are adding up to big trouble for ladies.
The team is off to an 0-4 start after dropping home games against Campbellsville and being no-hit by Nelson County last week.
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The St. Catharine College Patriots played seven baseball games last week, five of those being Mid-South Conference games. And when the dust had settled, Luther Bramblett found his team with a 5-2 overall record for the week with a 4-1 slate in conference play.
For the second consecutive week the St. Catharine College baseball and softball teams are ranked number one nationally in the United States Collegiate Athletic Association. With a total of 222 points in the poll the baseball Patriots are 11 points ahead of Columbia Union College. The softball team's first place lead was narrowed but they still hold a first place ranking with 156 points to defending national champion St. Mary of the Woods' who has 149 points.
In a tournament hosted by the University of the Cumberlands last Monday and Tuesday at Crooked Creek Golf Course, the St. Catharine College men's team finished 16th in the 20 team field. The Patriots had a 36-hole total of 648 (320-328). Malone College won the tournament with a 585 total.
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In 2008, five Kentucky counties had an annual jobless rate at or above 10 percent compared to three counties that recorded double-digit rates in 2007.
The Boy Scout slogan is "Do a good turn daily," and there couldn't have been a better day to act upon that slogan than last Saturday. William Hale and a few of his fellow scouts from Troop 429 took advantage of the warm weather to do some landscaping at Cathy Edelen's home on East High Street as his Eagle Scout project.
"We're planting some trees and bushes, plus re-sodding some grass to make the house look nice," said the 14-year-old Hale.
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STAMP DUTY PAID. This "Colt" cedar wood bungalow is set within beautiful mature garden grounds of around an acre and from the front, there are breathtaking southerly views over the Clyde towards the Arran Hills. Some of the enclosed photographs were taken by the owner last spring and they ...


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Coaches Remember Wylie Grad Killed in Accident
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Updated: November 26, 2012
"An exceptional athlete and an exceptional baseball player for us," said Wylie head baseball coach Clay Martin. "An extremely hardworking young man."
"Just his consistency with a tremendous effort is something that I remember more than anything," said Russell Perkins, head basketball coach at Wylie.
Spencer acted as a role model for those playing baseball and basketball now. Which is exactly what his coaches hoped he would be in his time at Wylie.
"All of our kids remember and know what he did and know that he was successful in so many things, on and off the courts and fields that he got to do with," said Perkins.
And it's something that both coaches saw in action. With sons who are seniors now, they spoke of how Spencer was a role model for both of them.
"You know, Spencer, on several occasions took him kind of under his wing and just was a very good teammate," Martin explained.
"He never played on a team that Spencer was on, but he was at practice and he watched him. How a kid of his size and tings like that could still be very successful in what he did," said Perkins. "You know, all of our kids have seen that. And Spencer was the epitome of that."
And it's that example of determination and hard work that his coaches hope will be taught to their players.
"They would know how much time and effort, dedicated he was to being an athlete, being a student. And just to life in general," Martin said. "And I think that's what I hope would carry on from Spencer."


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The strange, twisted metal Erector Set-looking apparatus is known in farming circles as a pivot.
It might also be called a life-saver or, at the very least, a farm-saver. Because if you're a farmer and you have a pivot -- a farming word for irrigation system -- then you're probably not feeling the effects of the drought that is now plaguing more than 60% of the U.S.
"We've put in a lot of pivots in the last five years for people that never did have it before," said Elton Sharp of Sharp Irrigation Systems in Georgia. "It hurts us to see their crops burning up because we know that they're losing money."
Sharp says his irrigation business has doubled in the past two years. The summer is supposed to be his slower season, but not recently.
Typically, he says, the summer season is busy with repairs, but the past couple of years, his company is doing more installations in places like a soybean field in Marshallville, Georgia. His business is booming.
"We're not normally still behind putting up pivots. We're still putting them in for this year's crop," he said.
More than half of all U.S. counties have been designated disaster zones, the Department of Agriculture reported, blaming excessive heat and a devastating drought that's spread across the Corn Belt and contributed to rising food prices.
According to the agency, only 27% of U.S. farmland has irrigation systems. They're expensive, running well over $100,000, depending on the size of the field that needs watering. But it appears to be a necessary investment for farmers struggling to deal with harsh heat and little rain. Betting on the gift of rain from Mother Nature is a lot like rolling the dice.
"Once a crop is growing, during each week, it has specific water requirements," said Jim Reid of Reid Brothers Irrigation. "If those water requirements are not met that week, then the yield is diminished."
Reid's crews are working six days a week, almost 12 hours a day, to install and repair watering systems for farmers. On this day, he and his crew are working on a cotton field, connecting a new well to irrigation pivots on the other end of a cotton field. The farm's surface water is drying up, so Ron Everidge needed a well drilled to help guarantee a return for his money on his cotton.


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One who gains fame, money, and e-peens from literally stealing videos and spreading his own unfunny, oppressive pussy juice all over it. Also known to feed memes from 2006 to his viewers, as if we don't have enough 12 year old faggots running around screaming "FAKE AND GAY." The videos he steals, on the contrary, are absolutely hilarious. Oh yeah, stole the phrase "fake and gay," which is not surprising at all. raywilliamjohnson isn't funny and is in fact quite unsettling, considering how a thief gained so much fame.
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User name of a youtube celebrity/partner of the same name (Ray William Johnson) who despite being somewhat unfunny is still highly entertaining and likeable. Occasionally his jokes will elicit a chuckle but more often than not his jokes aren't that great. His youtube channel showcases his show; =3 (like the cutesy smiley face) in which he reviews 3 funny/entertaining online videos each episode. At the end segment he has the comment question of the day which is in the form of a video response that he picks, after the video response he then shows some of the funniest answers to the previous comment question of the day. The idea of the show is to review *viral* videos but sometimes the videos aren't actually all that popular (even though they're entertaining). In the words of Ray: "I'm just a regular guy with an entertaining hobby." I can't wait for the next episode of =3, I always look forward to new episodes from raywilliamjohnson because he has one of the most entertaining shows on youtube.
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The account name of famous YouTuber, Ray William Johnson, who hosts a show entitled "=3," which recently reached 1 million subscribers. more...
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The best youtuber evar. Does a vid twice a week reviewing viral videos. He is hilarious. Started terms like "two camels in a tiny car" "I'm doin your mom" and "squaids (squirrel aids)" was part of music group fatty spins. Has a personal vlog called breakingnyc. IS THE BESTEST YOUTUBER EVAR!!! Person: yo man u see Raywilliamjohnson's new vid?
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lil sodi say cte aint fuckin with 211 anymore.im telling yall his righthand man bricksqaud ice burgandy
when did sodi say that? and btw that burgandy guy is 211 fam they been fuccin with each other since way back they from the same hood! dont speak on things u dnt kno. it dont mather. i even heard dat scrilla and southside the producer from bricksquad are cousins
go to sodi twitter page and go to 211 twit pic he even said niggaz mad at him we dont speak on things we dont know over this way
erverybody no they been fuckin around they from nhp i hope so i like 211 i hope he still there
lil sodi calling him a trader on twitter
thank you bruh
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Ale Jet takes off amongst crashes….
The cycling crazy people of Rotterdam had a field day as over 450,000 people had turned up for this 2 day start of the TdF 2010. This when considering that the city boasts a population of only 600,000!! The Erasmus bridge was once again the focus spot as all the riders stopped there before starting of today's ride.