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Ceilings Plus created environmentally friendly metal and bamboo ceilings for the Clinton Library. The perforated and non-perforated aluminum ceiling panels are made primarily from recycled soda cans (~75 percent). The custom-made Arboreal® carbonized bamboo ceiling covers 9,000 square feet. Polshek Partnership selected bamboo for the ceilings as it is a "rapidly renewable" building material. The aluminum and bamboo ceilings helped the Library achieve LEED certification by the U.S. Green Building Council.

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Roland Remmel is a popular Arkansas politico known for giving away walking-sticks called Rollie Sticks. Remmel once launched a one-man campaign to raise money for the reopening of Little Rock park lavatories.

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Bill Clinton’s presidential library raised more than 10 percent of its $165 million cost from foreign sources, with the most generous overseas donation coming from Saudi Arabia. The royal family of Saudi Arabia gave the Clinton facility in Little Rock, Ark., about $10 million, about the same amount it gave toward the presidential library of George H.W. Bush, according to people directly familiar with the contributions. Source

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