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ALBANY — Seven Albany high school seniors have received scholarships from the Albany Rotary Club.
Six of those students were at the club's meeting on Thursday to receive acknowledgement before family members, school counselors and headmasters. Each has some level of community or extra-curricular involvement, and one of them is a caregiver to her grandmother. They each represent the top 10 percent of their class.
This year, the recipients are Joseph McLendon from Deerfield-Windsor School, Rachel Clenny from Westover High School, Kiersten Jones from Albany High School, Darien Shannon from Monroe High School, Emily Thompson from Sherwood Christian Academy, Chantoria McCray from Dougherty County High School and Jayda Robinson from Albany High.
There is usually one recipient from each school, but there were two this year from Albany High due the committee's inability to choose between Jones and Robinson. McCray was unable to attend the meeting Thursday.
The club's scholarship committee considers grades, SAT scores and extra-curricular activities. Applicants are required to write an essay, and those who get the scholarships receive $1,200. Applications are sent to principals, who in turn give them to counselors to provide to the students.
"(The amount of money) doesn't go as far as it used to, but they (the students) deserve to be recognized," said John Dixon, chair of the club's scholarship committee. "This is the first time I've been the chair of this, and it is amazing (what kind of applications we have seen) … making the choice, it all came down to the essay."
The project is considered to be one of the major ones in which the club is involved.
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Club members were able to provide information on where the students have chosen to attend college. McLendon is attending the University of North Georgia, Clenny is going to the Georgia Institute of Technology, Jones is attending Georgia State University, Shannon is attending Kennesaw State University, Thompson is going to Mercer University, McCray is going to Georgia Southern University and Robinson is attending Penn State University.
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BARBARA LEE MORRISSEY was born February 9, 1944 in Huron, SD and died July 23, 1994 in Phoenix, AZ at age 50.
She was the daughter of Caroline Schmaltz and SSgt Maurice D. Pershing who died on Feb. 22, 1944 while serving his Country during WWII. Barbara was just 2 weeks old when her father was killed in action. He is buried at the Netherlands American Cemetery and Memorial in Limberg, Netherlands.
On Sept. 4, 1948, her Mother married Michael Morrissey in Aberdeen. They later moved to Huron, SD. Then on June 5, 1949, Barbara's baby brother "Chuck" was born. This was the family that nurtured her into adulthood.
At age 2, Barbara was diagnosed with polio, but she did not allow that illness to define her life. She finished high school and graduated from college with the help of fellow classmates who carried her in her wheelchair up and down stairwells. This was long before public buildings were "wheelchair friendly".
Following graduation, Barbara decided to try life on her own, and she moved to Phoenix, AZ with the assistance of the Shriners Organization. This was a kindness she never forgot. Her Mother helped her get settled into an apartment that would meet her special needs.
In the following years, Barbara learned to drive using a specially-designed car and went to work for the State of AZ.
Life was so exciting for Barbara. She made friends easily in Phoenix and put alot of trust in them when they encouraged her to try new experiences that were outside of her comfort zone. With their help, she was able to enjoy sitting in the swimming pool on a lawn chair without having to wear cumbersome protective gear. She enjoyed the Haunted Mansion ride and the Pirates of the Carribean ride at Disneyland and was fascinated by the Electrical Parade. While she was visiting CA, she found it thrilling to ride her wheelchair out to the breakwater at Dana Point to feel the mist of the breaking surf from the Pacific Ocean. She was so excited when she got to ride a ski lift and take a boat cruise along the San Pedro Harbor. The simple pleasures of riding a swing or sitting in a rocking chair were marvels to her. She enjoyed the years she had which were many more than expected.
Barbara was survived by her mother, step-father, her brother Chuck, numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and many devoted friends. Barbara's friendship was truly a treasure.
Her father Michael Morrissey died Jan. 25, 1995 at age 87.
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Chieftains MuseumRead MoreMajor Ridge is a polarizing figure in Cherokee history. He was one of the signers of the Treaty of New Echota, which sold Cherokee lands to the United States in exchange for Oklahoma, and led to the forced Native American migration know as The Trail of Tears. Today, though, Major Ridge's erstwhile home in Georgia is the Chieftains Museum?a site that celebrates Cherokee history and culture at large, not just his controversial contribution to it. Size: Sprawling mansion-sized. Extensions have been added since Major Ridge's tenure there, reflecting key moments in Georgia's architecture history. Key credential: The location has been listed on the National Historic Register since 1973. Eye Catcher: The two-story dogtrot-style log cabin at the core of the house, where Major Ridge lived centuries ago. "Dogtrot-Style" Means: The cabin is really two separate cabins, connected by a breezeway a dog could, hypothetically, trot down, especially if there's a steak at the other end and someone yelling "Here, boy!" In the Giftshop: Visitors can stock up on jewelry, dreamcatchers, and replica arrowheads before they hit the road.501 Riverside Pkwy. NERome, GA US
Booth Western Art MuseumRead MoreThe American West stands frozen in time at Booth Western Art Museum, an Affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution. The bronze forms of cowboys and many of the Native Americans encountered by Lewis and Clark populate the sculpture court. At the hall's center stands Vic Payne's Eagle Catcher, a two-story sculpture that depicts a large eagle with its wings outstretched. Its talons lock with the arms of a Native American man who leans backwards as he grapples with the aviary predator—a symbol of the struggle for the American West. The impressive sculpture is just one stop on the museum's tour, which takes visitors into a permanent collection that comprises more than a dozen galleries and temporary exhibit halls featuring as many as 12 exhibits each year that explore the west from the 1800s through present day. More than 100 traditional paintings and sculptures by the likes of Frederic Remington, Charles Russell, and George Catlin depict cowboys, Native American cultures, and breathtaking natural landscapes in the American West Gallery. Other spaces focus on the Civil War, while the Modern West Gallery interprets the western United States through abstract paintings and other contemporary forms by such artists as Nelson Boren, Thom Ross, and Ed Mell. Beneath the portraits of every U.S. president in the Carolyn and James Millar Presidential Gallery, personal letters written by the robotic arm of each leader humanize the lofty figures of American history. In addition to exhibits, Booth Western Art Museum hosts adult art classes and seasonal events, such as April's "Civil War Comes Alive!", wherein visitors might stumble upon Abraham Lincoln mid-Gettysburg Address or spot soldiers firing cannons, and October's Southeastern Cowboy Festival & Symposium, which features Native American dancing, gun-fight reenactments, and a traditional western marketplace. Kids can savor hands-on history in Sagebrush Ranch, where a three-quarter-scale stagecoach, an authentic loom, real Western wear, and a bounty of other attractions await to grant little ones with an immersive educational experience.501 North Museum DriveCartersville, GA US
Bartow History MuseumRead MoreBartow History Museum's motto is "Opening a door to the past," because that's how the museum approaches northwest Georgia's heritage. Focusing on the day-to-day life of residents dating back to the early 19th century, the museum's trademark exhibits recreate the homes and workspaces of Bartow County through the centuries. Size: big enough for 200 years worth of living rooms spanning the Cherokee people, antebellum life, and up to the 1950s Eye Catcher: interactive exhibits including hands-on artifacts from Cherokee and early pioneer families, as well as the Civil War Permanent Mainstay: the exhibits that cover iron furnaces, textile factories, agriculture, and arts and crafts Don't Miss: the 1940s telephone booth where students of history can hear the stories of the people who made Bartow County4 E Church StCartersville, GA US
Southern Museum of FlightRead MoreThe sleek, dark body of the A-12 Blackbird is invisible to radar detection, but that doesn't stop it from attracting the attention of every visitor to the Southern Museum of Flight in sight. The retired bomber is just one of the aircrafts in the Southern Museum of Flight's outdoor collection, and it gives visitors a glimpse of what's to come. Stepping inside, you can almost hear the purring engines from the Korean War jet or 1920s Huff-Daland crop duster. Not only does the museum bring high-flown feats of engineering artistry down to earth, it sets its impressive collection of airplanes into realistic dioramas. The exhibits, designed to give life to the history of southern aviation, sprawl across 75,000 square feet and includes photographs, models, original engines, and the tiny gnomes that power them. The Korean War Jets exhibit, for example, uses mannequins and a surprisingly realistic mock-up of Kimpo Air Force Base to tell the story of No Kum Sok, a North Korean lieutenant in the Air Force who defected.4343 73rd Street NorthBirmingham, AL US
McWane Science CenterRead MoreIn one corner, kids practice cracking a safe. In another, tiny hands sift through sand to find ancient fossils, with no archaeologists in sight. Toddlers, meanwhile, wander through a surreal dreamscape of 10-foot milk cartons and car-sized paper towel rolls. But these aren't scenes from a zany summer movie about all the adults disappearing: they're snapshots of the McWane Science Center, whose dozens of fun, interactive exhibits enliven science. Notable exhibits include a collection of Alabama dinosaur skeletons that help us understand what life was like in the state millions of years ago. An aquarium area boasts a Shark & Ray Touch Tank, delighting visitors with an aquatic petting zoo. Interactive contraptions such as the pulley chair lift—which lets kids learn about simple machines as they hoist themselves aloft—convey abstract concepts with fun activities.200 19th St NBirmingham, AL US
Alabama Sports Hall of FameRead MoreThe Alabama Sports Hall of Fame is a stately 33,000-square-foot museum, where more than 5,000 sports artifacts are displayed in glass cases and frames. Memorabilia, jerseys, and photographs commemorate the great baseball players, football stars, and basketball players from across the ages, including Jesse Owens, Hank Aaron, and Willie Mays. The museum gift shop features an eclectic array of souvenir T-shirts, stuffed animals, and local college team regalia.2150 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd NorthBirmingham, AL US


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Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services: Medicare Program; End-Stage Renal Disease Prospective Payment System and Quality Incentive Program; Ambulance Fee Schedule; Durable Medical Equipment; and Competitive Acquisition of Certain Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics and Supplies
GAO-12-251R: Nov 22, 2011
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GAO reviewed the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' (CMS) new rule on the Medicare Program; end-stage renal disease prospective payment system; ambulance fee schedule; durable medical equipment and acquisition of prosthetics, orthotics and supplies. GAO found that (1) the final rule updates and makes certain revisions to the End-Stage Renal Disease prospective payment system for calendar year 2012; and (2) CMS complied with the applicable requirements in promulgating the rule.
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