81. Alabama Folkways: Extension Service Promoted Women's Home Industry Through Craft in alabama through home demonstration work included the Home Industries alabama Folkways invites anyone who was involved with the craft making and http://www.arts.state.al.us/actc/articles/extensin.htm

SEARCH FOLKLIFE MAIN PAGE Folklife Program ... Products Page 2 February, 1994 Extension Service Promoted Women's Home Industry Through Craft Activity by Erin Kellen Are there any readers, particularly those who lived in Alabama between the two World Wars, familiar with organizations such as the Clay County Basketmakers Association, the Bullock County Home Industry Association and the Simmsville Long Leaf Pine Needle Basket Club? Others may remember visiting the Home Industries department at Loveman, Joseph and Loeb, a department store in downtown Birmingham. These enterprises developed out of United States Home Extension Service activities in Alabama. Congress passed the Smith-Lever Act in 1914, establishing the Cooperative Extension Service, whereby county agents would call on farm communities to teach farmers the latest agricultural technology and, as well, to teach home economics to women and girls. Home Extension Agents made quite an impact on the often isolated communities they served, many of which were without electrical service, telephones, or even rural mail delivery. In the South, the boll weevil and generations of agricultural practices that left much of the land eroded and unfertile had taken their toll. The Extension Service was a means by which the federal government hoped to transmit information that would help rural people upgrade their lives.

82. Industry (from Alabama) --  Encyclopædia Britannica industry (from alabama) Industrial development in alabama has long been based on the iron and steel industry of Birmingham, the development of which was http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-78309

Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents Expand all Collapse all Introduction Physical and human geography The land Relief Drainage Soils Climate ... Agriculture changeTocNode('toc78307','img78307'); Industry Transportation Administration and social conditions Government Education Health and welfare Cultural life History The Indians European rivalry, settlement, and growth The antebellum period The Civil War and its aftermath ... Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Hardcover) Price: USD $15.95 The Scrabble player's bible on sale! Save 30%. Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Price: USD $19.95 Save big on America's best-selling dictionary. Discounted 38%! More Britannica products Alabama Page 11 of 22 Industrial development in Alabama has long been based on the iron and steel industry of Birmingham, the development of which was facilitated by accessible deposits of iron ore, coal, and limestone. Other minerals include the state's well-known white

83. Alabama Recycling In C.R.U.M.B. --- Industry Directory alabama Recycling is registered in the industry Directory at . http://crumb.rubber.com/trade/aa933548.html

The Crumb Rubber Universal Marketing Bureau (C.R.U.M.B.) was established to promote and fascilitate trade in the Crumb Rubber Industry. Crumb Rubber is a product derived from the process of granulating rubber tires. Main Menu Membership Industry Directory Add Your Company Industry Directory Alabama Recycling Alabama Recycling Montgomery Alabama USA Contact : Jordan, John For Further Information, ENTER YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND CLICK GO : The on-line directories are provided as a service to our subscribing members Add a Buy / Sell / Trade Listing CRUMB Rubber Universal Marketing Bureau (C.R.U.M.B.) Email Feedback File No: 109 Saturday, 17-Sep-2005 07:03:39 EDT

84. Alabama Equine Infectious Anemia Regulations Department of Agriculture and Industries Animal industry Chapter 803-4 (1) All equidae more than six months of age that enter alabama, http://tarlton.law.utexas.edu/dawson/eia/al_eia.htm

Alabama Equine Infectious Anemia Regulations Department of Agriculture and Industries Animal Industry Chapter 80-3-4 Rules for Preventing Spread of Swamp Fever in Equine 80-3-4-.01 - Purpose The purpose of this Chapter is the establishment of rules to be used to prevent the spread of Equine Infectious Anemia (Swamp Fever) of equine animals. 80-3-4-.02 - Previous Regulations Repealed and Withdrawn 80-3-4-.03 - Requirements for Equidae Entering Alabama (1) All equidae more than six months of age that enter Alabama, except for immediate slaughter, shall be accompanied by evidence of a negative test approved by the State Veterinarian for the detection of Equine Infectious Anemia performed not more than 12 months prior to entry. This information must be recorded on the official health certificate. (2) No equidae that react positive to a test for Equine Infectious Anemia shall be imported into the State of Alabama for any purpose except upon written permission of the State Veterinarian of Alabama and only then if the animals are branded and moved in accordance with Title 9, Part 75.4(c)(3) of the Code of Federal Regulations, and if the animals are maintained in quarantine as set out in this chapter. 80-3-4-.04 - Testing Requirements for Equine

85. Anniston Alabama - Anniston Alabama Real Estate, Anniston Real Estate Information on the Anniston alabama Real Estate industry. Anniston alabama real estate. Source for real estate in Anniston alabama. http://calhoun.newquestcity.com/Real-Estate-Industry-in-Anniston-Alabama.cfm

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86. Industry & Agriculture, Birmingham, Alabama, AL, SuperPages, Yellow Pages SuperPages.com can help you find industry Agriculture business listings in our online Yellow Pages directory service. Here you can find yellow pages phone http://www.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-Industry & Agriculture/PI-11129/S-AL/T-B

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87. Industry & Agriculture, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, AL, SuperPages, Yellow Pages SuperPages.com can help you find industry Agriculture business listings in our online Yellow Pages directory service. Here you can find yellow pages phone http://www.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-Industry & Agriculture/PI-11129/S-AL/T-T

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88. Al.com: Everything Alabama Thanks in great part to alabama s automotive industry, Wade said, We are now viewed as a completely different state than we were viewed 15 years ago. http://www.al.com/news/birminghamnews/index.ssf?/base/news/1122974214167360.xml&

89. Importance Of DR-CAFTA To Alabama’s Cotton Industry NCC economists compiled a fact sheet showing the importance of DRCAFTA to alabama’s cotton industry. http://www.cotton.org/issues/2005/al-cafta.cfm

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90. Industry The Tallassee Industrial Development Board consists of an administrative GKN Westland Aerospace, Inc. at Tallassee alabama (formerly DowUnited http://www.tallassee.al.us/industry.htm

T he Tallassee Industrial Development Board consists of an administrative assistant, and a Board composed of civic and business leaders who live in the city of Tallassee. The Tallassee IDB works closely with the Mayor, City Council, and Elmore County Economic Development Authority Executive Director to offer industrial prospects an outstanding industrial site. Tallassee Entrepreneur Center Tallassee is viewed as a city strategically positioned for growth. The city's reliable labor force and quality of life make Tallassee a prime location for industrial expansion and growth, as many major industries have proven with thriving operations here. Our community understands the importance of industry to the stability of our economy and we strive to provide a supportive atmosphere for their profitable coexistence. The Tallassee Entrepreneur Center is a 43,000 square foot multipurpose/ multi-tenant facility which offers an innovative approach in providing needed transitional manufacturing space for our expanding existing industry, our incoming new industry and the true entrepreneur. In

91. University Of North Alabama Libraries - Internet Resources Collection - Business The University of North alabama Libraries web site provides access to our online catalog, UNACAT, industry Information, Analysis and Research http://www2.una.edu/library/sa02/industryinfo.htm

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92. North Alabama Economic Developers Look To Chicago For New Industry Chicago this week in an effort to bring new industry to North alabama. The North alabama Industrial Development Association (NAIDA) sponsored a luncheon http://www.co.cullman.al.us/Press/NAIDA_chicago.htm

North Alabama Economic Developers Look To Chicago For New Industry Economic developers from across North Alabama took their message to Chicago this week in an effort to bring new industry to North Alabama. The North Alabama Industrial Development Association (NAIDA) sponsored a luncheon in Chicago at the Metropolitan Club of The Sears Tower on Monday, April 28, 2003. Site selection consultants and industry executives from the Chicago area were invited to meet with the North Alabama Team. Cullman County Economic Development Director Randall Shedd introduced Congressman Robert Aderholt to the group. “North Alabama is fortunate to have strength in the United States Congress. Both North Alabama members of Congress are on the powerful Appropriations Committee along with Chattanooga’s Congressman Zac Wamp, whose family is from Cullman County," Shedd said. Randall Shedd, Director of Cullman County Economic Development, introduces Congressman Robert Aderholt to Chicago area industrial site selection consultants, industry executives and North Alabama

93. Alabama Aerospace Industry Association alabama Aerospace industry Association. Madison, alabama; North alabama Industrial Development Assn. Huntsville, alabama; Tintronics Industries http://resadmin.uah.edu/aaia/membersalpha2.asp

Sunday September 18, 2005 Site Design by Digital Graphiti a complete internet company. MEMBERS Total Members: 93 Advanced Systems Technologies, Inc. Huntsville, Alabama AEgis Technologies Group Inc. Huntsville, Alabama AERO-MISSILE COMPONENTS, INC. Oxford, Alabama Aerospace Coatings International Oxford, Alabama AIRINC Fairhope, Alabama Alabama Aerospace Huntsville, Alabama Alabama Development Office (ADO) Montgomery, Alabama Alabama Laser, Inc. Munford, Alabama Alabama Power Company Birmingham, Alabama Alabama Small Business Development Consortium Birmingham, Alabama Alabama State Docks Mobile, Alabama Alabama Technology Network, Inc. (ATN) Birmingham, Alabama Allied Aerospace Huntsville, Alabama Automatic SMP Decatur, Alabama Avionics Express, Inc. Fultondale, Alabama Axsys Technologies Inc Precision Machined Products, Inc. Cullman, Alabama BAE Systems Analytical Solutions Huntsville, Alabama Birmingham, Alabama Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance, Inc. Robertsdale, Alabama Baldwin County Repairs Robertsdale, , Alabama Boeing Company Huntsville, Alabama

94. Alabama Aerospace Industry Database alabama Aerospace industry Database. Fort Deposit, alabama; Kinney Industries, Inc. Madison, alabama; North alabama Industrial Development Assn. http://resadmin.uah.edu/aaia/phonebook/

Sunday September 18, 2005 Site Design by Digital Graphiti a complete internet company. Aerospace Companies in Alabama Total Members: 421 3D Research Corporation Huntsville, Alabama AAI Corp. Huntsville, Alabama AC, Fabricated Products. Jackson, Alabama AC, Inc. Huntsville, Alabama Acquisition Research Huntsville, Alabama ACTWorld.Net Montgomery, Alabama Madison, Alabama Advanced Logistics Solutions Huntsville, Alabama Advanced Optical Systems, Inc. Huntsville, Alabama Advanced Precision Manufacturing, Inc. Huntsville, Alabama Advanced Systems Development Huntsville, Alabama Advanced Systems Technologies, Inc. Huntsville, Alabama Advanced Technology Services, Inc. Huntsville, Alabama Advanced Technology Systems Huntsville, Alabama AEgis Technologies Group Inc. Huntsville, Alabama Aero Thermo Technology, Inc. Huntsville, Alabama AERO-MISSILE COMPONENTS, INC. Oxford, Alabama Aerodyne Inc. Huntsville, Alabama Aerojet, Huntsville Operations Huntsville, Alabama Aeromet, Inc. Huntsville, Alabama Aerospace Coatings International Oxford, Alabama Aerospace Development Center Jacksonville, Alabama

95. The UAH Exponent - Student Newspaper Of The University Of Alabama In Huntsville Automotive industry Provides Jobs for alabama, , The Exponent, a newspaper of University of alabama Huntsville. http://www.uahexponent.com/news/2004/07/15/News/Automotive.Industry.Provides.Job

document.write(''+''); The Exponent Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... GradZone Current Issue: document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Search Archive Login Register ... UAH Home Page showNetworkBanner(1); var story_id = 696795; Home News Automotive Industry Provides Jobs for Alabama By Joanne Eskreis Published: Thursday, July 15, 2004 The automotive industry in the area has been increased with the opening of new plants in Alabama that have provided a large number of jobs for Alabamians. A survey was conducted to see how our state has grown due to the large number of new automotive plants opening. This survey of the automotive manufacturing industry included 207 companies that reported employment of 31,197 workers during 2003, which is up 3.4 percent from 2002. Researchers from the Office for Economic Development at UAH predict strong growth for the industry during the next two or three years. "The automotive industry is already a vital part of our state's economy, and there is an indication it will provide substantially more jobs for Alabamians in the next few years," said Alabama's Governor, Bob Riley.

96. Alabama Turfgrass Industry Seeing Green The 23000 acres of Bermuda, centipede and zoysia grass harvested on alabama sod farms last year generated close to $200 million in revenue, rivaling cotton http://southeastfarmpress.com/news/farming_alabama_turfgrass_industry/

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97. QuintCareers.com: Jobs In Alabama - Search Jobs In Alabama QuintCareers.com Find Jobs in alabama. Employer Resume Search. Show Resume in Search, Hide Resume from Search. industry Focus http://quintcareers.4jobs.com/js/jobsearch/industries.asp?state=AL&statename=Ala

98. Congressman Robert B. Aderholt :: Proudly Serving Alabama's Fourth Congressional B. Aderholt, Congressman from the 4th Congressional District of alabama. District Agriculture and industry Tour Congressman Robert Aderholt http://aderholt.house.gov/

opens new browser window Home Biography Constituent Services Contact Me ... Just for Kids Congressman Robert Aderholt met with President Bush in the Oval Office on July 19, 2005 to express his concerns with CAFTA. ( view larger image View my letter regarding CAFTA Huricane Katrina Relief War on Terrorism Are you Eligible for Government Benefits? News Releases Congressman Aderholt Continues Efforts To Reduce Gas Prices more Congressman Aderholt Offers Information On How To Help Hurricane Katrina Victims more Congressman Aderholt Statement On Rising Gas Prices more Congressman Aderholt Statement On Discovery Return more View all the news releases The Week Ahead The Week Ahead more Legislative Links House Schedule On the House Floor ... This is an official Web site of the United States House of Representatives Search My Site Video Clips Congressman Robert Aderholt in a meeting with Dr. Condoleezza Rice. ( view larger image Windows ® Media Player Office Addresses Washington D.C. Office 1433 Longworth House Office Building Washington,

99. Welcome To The Alabama Trucking Association Trucking industry Defense Association Truck Magazines They do not represent endorsed vendors of the alabama Trucking Association. http://www.alabamatrucking.org/industry/default.htm

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100. Small Times: News About MEMS, Nanotechnology And Microsystems the Department of Defense and alabama s growing automotive manufacturing industry. The studies are funded through groups that support the alabama http://www.smalltimes.com/document_display.cfm?document_id=9617

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