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Cubs fire interim manager Bruce Kimm
CHICAGO -- Bruce Kimm got the opportunity he'd always wanted, the job he'd envisioned during the long road trips in the minor leagues.
Cubs fire interim manager Bruce Kimm
Diamondbacks clinch NL West
PHOENIX -- Matt Williams and Steve Finley each homered twice as the World Series champion Arizona Diamondbacks clinched the NL West, defeating the Colorado Rockies 17-8 on Saturday.
Recorded message reveals much about talker
Odds and ends
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. -- Four years after Mayor Jim Whitaker walked his dog Naked through town to raise money for the city's Paws-itive Partners animal shelter, the publicity stunt is still reaping rewards.
Filmmakers charged with staging 'Bumfights'
SAN DIEGO -- In one videotape, a homeless man is seen ripping out his front tooth with pliers. Another rams his head into a steel door, and others stomp and pummel each other until they are bloody.
Time heals Castilla's wounds
NEW YORK - To protect his aching right wrist, third baseman Vinny Castilla stopped diving for ground balls last month. His reluctance allowed a few grounders to become hits, but it also gave his wrist a chance to heal.
Mets top Braves
NEW YORK -- Mike Piazza homered and drove in three runs as the New York Mets ended their worst season in six years by avoiding a four-game sweep to the Atlanta Braves, winning 6-1 Sunday.
Chipper gets milestone in win
NEW YORK - For weeks, even as he downplayed its significance, Atlanta left fielder Chipper Jones had pointed toward this moment.
Chipper closes in on history
NEW YORK - With most of the records, milestones, and personal goals out of the way, there was just one number Atlanta manager Bobby Cox was focused on Saturday.
Braves fail to sweep
NEW YORK - The Atlanta Braveshad to play six months and 160 games to take a measure of themselves. Now, in every sense of the phrase, it comes down to who plays the best in October.
Many resume writers don't say what they mean
Many resume writers don't say what they mean
"OBJECTIVE: To show the abilities that I have the job."
They must've sneaked in while we weren't looking.
Candles light up cash registers
ATLANTA - Maybe you'd burn candles for a dinner party or during power outages or possibly as decorations during the holidays. A couple of standard, white, scentless candles from a discount store was all anyone had or needed.
Southern tobacco growers facing devastating losses
How big should a small business owner's paycheck be?
NEW YORK - The recent disclosures of huge pay packages for some of the nation's prominent CEOs raise a question for small businesses as well: How much should the owner or top executives of a small firm be allowed to earn?
Candles light up cash registers
Avondale's local plants play big role in denim industry
Avondale Mills is one of the world's largest denim producers, but you'll never see its name in a slick fashion magazine or TV advertisement.
Why it makes sense to save some cents
In the know
PRODUCT: Sheets, blankets, draperies and other textile products specifically for health care, hospitality and institutional industries.
Southern tobacco growers facing devastating losses
ALBANY, Ga. - Southern flue-cured tobacco growers, plagued by drought, rampant plant disease and untimely rainfall, have suffered through one of their worst seasons in memory and have lost millions.
Business briefs
Car theft is big business in Japan. Economist Takashi Kadokura has estimated the annual haul of stolen autos is worth $916 million, nearly the same as the 2000 profit at Nissan Motor Co. The number of thefts rose from 34,167 cases in 1990 to 56,205 cases in 2000, while the arrest rate plummeted from 40.5 percent to 20.3 percent.
Investors seeking religious-oriented funds
NEW YORK - Disillusioned by the accounting scandals that helped decimate stock prices, a growing number of investors are seeking comfort in mutual funds that match their religious values and offer respectable returns.
Why it makes sense to save some cents
Listen up, young 'uns.
I'll let you in on a not-so-secret secret: The financial services industry isn't interested in you. It's interested in your parents - the folks who have money.
Investors seeking religious-oriented funds
On the move
Jill McQuown has been elected assistant vice president of commercial banking at SunTrust Bank. Ms. McQuown joined SunTrust in 1999 as a credit analyst in the credit department. She was named a relationship manager in commercial banking in 2001.
How big should a small business owner's paycheck be?
Avondale's local plants play big role in denim industry
How to get a lower credit card rate
Q: How do I get a better rate on my credit card?
Furman runs away with 55-28 victory
LEXINGTON, Va. - Billy Napier passed for two touchdowns and ran for a third as Furman piled up 640 yards of offense Saturday in a 55-28 victory against VMI.
Iowa tops Penn St. in OT
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- After blowing a 22-point fourth-quarter lead, Iowa settled down during an overtime that must have felt oddly familiar.
Furman runs away with 55-28 victory
Florida beats Kentucky
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida and Kentucky put on a show better suited for the back yard than The Swamp on Saturday.
Monday morning quarterback
A look back and ahead in the ACC, SEC and abroad in college football:
Be civil, tight-lipped to callers who dial the wrong number
Dear Carson: I have a pet peeve about people who have dialed my number by mistake and then ask, "Who is this?" or "What number is this?" Can you suggest a tactful response for me? Also, I am hesitant to give out information to someone who has not first identified themselves. - Wrong Number
New trends and effects change look of denim
It used to be just a question of boot-cut vs. flares, button-fly vs. zipper - but not anymore.
In the know
Just when we'd almost recovered from the $6,000 shower curtain, here comes the $2,200 trash can.
Arts calendar
COLUMBIA COUNTY FAIR: Sponsored by Merchants Association of Columbia County; 6 p.m. weekdays, noon Saturdays and 1 p.m. today through Oct. 5; Columbia County Fairgrounds, Columbia Road; $10, $12 Fridays and Saturdays; Billy Becton, 863-7645.
Roomy home off golf course is decorated lightly, airily
Few people can say they have a golf course for a back yard and a view of the Savannah River from their front yard, but Joyce Wetherington and her husband, North Augusta Police Chief Lee Wetherington, can.
TV highlights for the week beginning Monday
Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson begins his night job this week on "Law & Order" (10 p.m., Wednesday, NBC).
If you've got to have heart, watch 'Gilmore Girls'
LOS ANGELES -- Do you enjoy bright, engaging types who drop witticisms as easily as the Dow sheds points? Stories in which character counts, not car chases per minute? How about romance? You like romance?
In brand-new fall TV season, trends are emerging
NEW YORK -- Just four days into the fall TV season, hits and misses are already emerging. And with 25 of the networks' 34 new series on the air, ABC - desperate to rebuild - is still on shaky ground.
'Frazz' takes readers back to school
The top guy at Bryson Elementary School is Edwin Frazier, who also happens to be the school janitor.
Georgia Southern keeps hopes alive
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - From the site of some of their greatest victories, the Georgia Southern Eagles used Finley Stadium Saturday night to begin what they hope to be one of their greatest turnarounds.
Eziemefe aces first test as replacement for Hollings
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- In the past three weeks, Ajevani Eziemefe has gone from a would-be redshirt working with the scout team to the starting tailback at Georgia Tech.
Georgia Tech tops North Carolina
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Ajenavi Eziemefe aced his first college test.
Georgia Southern keeps hopes alive
Eziemefe aces first test as replacement for Hollings
Georgia Tech tops North Carolina
U.S. forges Ryder Cup tie
SUTTON COLDFIELD, England -- American players, wives and caddies huddled around Tiger Woods to celebrate a clutch performance he rarely delivers in the Ryder Cup.
Burk encouraged that Augusta members seeking compromise
NEW YORK -- The chairwoman of a national women's group was encouraged Sunday by a report that several members of Augusta National would seek to have the club admit at least one female.
Duval's gamble pays off
SUTTON COLDFIELD, England - David Duval went where no other American dared to go.
Roberts leads Texas Open
SAN ANTONIO -- Loren Roberts, known as an exceptional putter, used precise iron play Saturday to take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the Texas Open.
Europe wins the Ryder Cup
SUTTON COLDFIELD, England -- The underdogs were the best from top to bottom.
Laney secondary avoids primary defeat
Laney secondary avoids primary defeat
Entering Friday night's game against Hart County, Laney coach Eric Parker was concerned about his pass defense.
Westside continues Josey's scoring woe
With more than a month before Halloween, the scoreboard haunted Josey.
Recorded message reveals much about talker
It's hard now to believe I didn't have a telephone answering machine until my marriage a decade ago. I just never saw the need.
Not all women's groups back NCWO
Don't retire, but rejoice, number 93
South was built on backs of blacks
These black ministers too political
Urges the use of reason, rather than hype, in politics
Rejects new pits for nuclear bombs
What makes flying the American flag really meaningful?
Senior pageant entertains, inspires
Sanford hasn't made career out of politics
TV highlights for the week beginning Monday
If you've got to have heart, watch 'Gilmore Girls'
Roomy home off golf course is decorated lightly, airily
Be civil, tight-lipped to callers who dial the wrong number
New trends and effects change look of denim
In brand-new fall TV season, trends are emerging
'Frazz' takes readers back to school
Passion drives new Lynx GM to excel
They say absence makes the heart grow fonder. It wasn't Derek Bundy who coined the phrase, but the new Augusta Lynx general manager can relate to the poetry of its message.
Phoenix affiliation holds promise
Lynx await Coyotes' assignments
When the Augusta Lynx open their fifth training camp at Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center on Tuesday, the team that takes the ice will only vaguely resemble the team on the ice for opening night Oct. 11 against the Florida Everblades.
Lynx await Coyotes' assignments
When the Augusta Lynx open their fifth training camp at Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center on Tuesday, the team that takes the ice will only vaguely resemble the team on the ice for opening night Oct. 11 against the Florida Everblades.
Lynx await Coyotes' assignments
Phoenix affiliation holds promise
For a barometer of where the Phoenix Coyotes are headed as an organization, look at their training camp media guide.
Lynx await Coyotes' assignments
Across South Carolina
COLUMBIA -A state audit shows that paving contracts awarded since 1995 might have cost more than they should have because of a lack of competition. More than $200 million has been spent on the contracts.
Across the area
Police are investigating a possible insurance fraud incident that occurred at the Richmond County Solicitor's Office on Friday.
Barnes explains budget cuts
MACON, Ga. - Gov. Roy Barnes defended recent budget reductions before a group of social-service advocates Saturday while his Republican challenger told the same audience the cuts would have been unnecessary if waste had been trimmed instead.
Rants and raves
A RAVE FOR the recent articles on Gulf War veterans. However, a rant to some vets who feel they deserve huge amounts of money from the government for unrelated health problems. All they want is free medical care, free medication and a whole lot of money from us taxpayers.
News you can use
Workmen took the roof off Butler High School, and Mother Nature this weekend tried to turn it into a swimming pool.
Advocate's fight goes beyond National
WASHINGTON - Men, privileged and powerful men, have invested their free time in the Augusta National Golf Club for almost 70 years.
Some Augusta members seeking compromise with women's groups
NEW YORK -- A small group of Augusta National Golf Club members plan to seek an internal compromise to end a conflict with women's groups critical of the club's all-male membership, The New York Times reported in Sunday's editions.
Across the Southeast
In a state that reveres college basketball, the North Carolina Senate race between Republican Elizabeth Dole and Democrat Erskine Bowles has turned serious indeed.
Lighting the way
Walkers pass through an archway at the Light the Night walk at Riverwalk Augusta to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Greeks push cleaner image
SAVANNAH, Ga. - Some 300 Georgia State University fraternity hopefuls - trying hard to look cool but not too cool - lined up along Greek row under the watchful eyes of fraternity big brothers at the August rush.
Rants and Raves
THIS IS A rant for Highway 421 through the valley. The railroad tracks are deplorable. You can't keep a vehicle in line. When are Sen. Tommy Moore and Rep. Smith going to do something about this?
Suspicious blaze hurts firefighters
Investigators are looking for answers in an arson that gutted an Augusta home and injured two Augusta-Richmond County firefighters Saturday.
Local scientist will help NASA with Red Planet exploration
It might seem difficult to study the climate on Mars from a home office in Martinez. But Michael Wolff and a large team of scientists will soon get a much closer look at their subject.
Men recall Mississippi riots
Melvin Brown still can't comprehend why fellow Americans erupted with such ugliness and so much violence just because one man, a U.S. citizen, an Air Force veteran, wanted an education.
School alumni meet for food, friendship
They call themselves the ROMEOs, but they break bread, not hearts.
Veterans describe ailments
For a soldier in the Persian Gulf War, Steven Hegley couldn't have gotten stuck at a worse place at a worse time on March 4, 1991.
Across South Carolina
PENDLETON -An eight-month investigation into alleged financial improprieties has been closed, according to prosecutors.
Playhouse changes venues
AIKEN - Some say it's like a covered wagon vs. a spaceship. But however majestic and state-of-the-art Aiken Community Playhouse's new facility is, it doesn't make the move any less bittersweet, said Thurmond Whatley, a past president.
Citizen council groups quickly emerge
ATLANTA - A three-year plan to create citizen councils to advise all Georgia schools is ahead of schedule, with about 70 percent of the groups up and running at the halfway point.
In the know
Smooth traffic flow greets 20,000 SkyFest spectators
Pastor prays for pets
The Rev. Cynthia Taylor prayed for wet noses, shiny coats, good health and long lives.
Grand finale
Overall attendance at Boshears SkyFest 2002 was low, but on Sunday the mood of event organizers remained up.
Across the area
A Hephzibah man was charged Sunday with stabbing another man in the stomach during a weekend fight over a woman, authorities said.
Work delay stalls sales
Tony Atkins admits that Wrightsboro Road has been a hard sell lately.
Some Augusta members seeking compromise with women's groups
Across Georgia
SAVANNAH - A fire that damaged a boarding house in west Savannah left six people temporarily homeless.
Across Georgia
CARTERSVILLE -A Missouri man was scheduled to go before a Bartow County magistrate judge Saturday for his alleged role in a string of Cherokee County crimes.
Dispute leaves 2 jails empty
DARIEN, Ga. - McIntosh County has two empty jails, and it's not because the crime rate has dropped to zero.
Local scientist will help NASA with Red Planet exploration
Man set good example for his sons
After Roy Holston retired from the U.S. Postal Service, he spent a lot of time on the golf course.
Man cares for county's poor
David Titus began his public-service career as a county commissioner 10 years ago.
Residents gear up for Powerball
IRMO, S.C. - Renard Walker will be standing in line when the first Powerball tickets go on sale in South Carolina next weekend.
Across the southeast
MIAMI -Tropical Storm Lili churned toward the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday and could strike the Gulf Coast by the end of the week, forecasters said.
Suspicious blaze hurts firefighters
Teen charged in brother's death
A Beech Island 17-year-old has been charged in the fatal shooting of his older brother, authorities said Sunday.
Subscriber of the day
Today's subscriber of the day is Peggy Koon of Augusta.
Advocate's fight goes beyond National
Attorney general's ethics questioned
Residents gear up for Powerball
Subscriber of the day
Willie Booker is today's subscriber of the day.
Rants and Raves
THIS IS A rant for Highway 421 through the valley. The railroad tracks are deplorable. You can't keep a vehicle in line. When are Sen. Tommy Moore and Rep. Smith going to do something about this?
Man set good example for his sons
Smooth traffic flow greets 20,000 SkyFest spectators
F/A-18 Hornets screamed through blue skies at 600 mph Saturday as more than 20,000 spectators looked skyward during the first day of Boshears SkyFest 2002.
Attorney general's ethics questioned
ATLANTA - The sparks flying in this year's race for Georgia's attorney general could kindle a wildfire by November, fueled by a criminal investigation, accusations of ethical breaches and hardball politics.
News you can use
The Boshears SkyFest 2002 air show featuring the Navy's Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Squadron, stunt aerobatics, parachute teams, aircraft displays, an early morning balloon launch, children's activities and food vendors.
Rants and raves
A RAVE FOR the recent articles on Gulf War veterans. However, a rant to some vets who feel they deserve huge amounts of money from the government for unrelated health problems. All they want is free medical care, free medication and a whole lot of money from us taxpayers.
Time has come for Georgia offense
ATHENS, Ga. - The view from high above the field at Sanford Stadium is striking. Even though the best that Georgia's football team had to offer wasn't revealed on Saturday, you could almost see it from here.
Burton easily earns fourth Busch victory
Burton cruises to fourth Busch Series win of the season
KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- Jeff Burton made his fourth Busch Series victory of the season look easy, beating rookie Kerry Earnhardt by more than three seconds in the Mr. Goodcents 300 on Saturday at Kansas Speedway.
Schumachers at front and back at start of U.S. Grand Prix
NASCAR stiffens concussion policy
NASCAR stiffens concussion policy
KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- NASCAR is taking steps to keep drivers with concussions off the track, after Dale Earnhardt Jr. revealed he drove in several races while unable to fully concentrate or communicate with his crew chief.
Burton easily earns fourth Busch victory
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Jeff Burton made his fourth Busch Series victory of the season look easy, beating rookie Kerry Earnhardt by more than three seconds in the Mr. Goodcents 300 on Saturday at Kansas Speedway.
Johnson takes points lead
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Jimmie Johnson couldn't figure out why so many people converged on his race car moments after he finished 10th in Sunday's Protection One 400 at the Kansas Speedway.
Burton cruises to fourth Busch Series win of the season
Gordon repeats in Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - The pass that mattered most in Jeff Gordon's victory Sunday at the Kansas Speedway came with more than an hour remaining in the Protection One 400.
Schumachers at front and back at start of U.S. Grand Prix
INDIANAPOLIS -- The early going in the U.S. Grand Prix on Sunday had a Schumacher at each end of the lineup.
Harvick changes his ways
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Kevin Harvick won the inaugural race at the Kansas Speedway a year ago, and he'll drive the same car he took to Victory Lane earlier this year at Chicago in today's Protection One 400.
New hoop hall opens with games and memories
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- Hair flying and legs pumping, 10-year-old Kaitlin Denney soared through the air again and again as flashing lights marked her successes and misses.
Falcons sell out Dome for crucial NFC South matchup
Mr. Jack Ross (ANDERSON, S.C.)
Mr. Hickmon Holmes (TRENTON, S.C.)
Ms. Ethel Rosier (SAVANNAH, Ga.)
Mr. Lawrence Moore (SYLVANIA, Ga.)
Mr. Michael Johnson (NEWNAN, Ga.)
Mr. Noah McIntosh (BEECH ISLAND, S.C.)
Mrs. Kathleen Sarver (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Ms. Elizabeth Lamback (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Nelson Hatcher (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. Oliver Kelly (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Kathleen Sarver (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Thomas Johnson (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Oliver Kelly (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Michael Johnson (NEWNAN, Ga.)
Mrs. Lizzie Brown (TRENTON, S.C.)
Mrs. Earline Howard (MARTINEZ, Ga.)
Mrs. Juanita Walker (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Albert Hamm (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. William Thigpen (JEWELL, Ga.)
Mr. Henry Chambers (ANDERSON, S.C.)
Mr. Lamar Heath (GIRARD, Ga.)
Miss Brandy Sanders (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. Richard Hunter Jr. (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Juanita Walker (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Dr. Mary Summers (EVANS, Ga.)
Mrs. Florine Warren (THOMSON, Ga.)
Mrs. Willamena Jones (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Lester Wiley Sr. (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. Frederick Points (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
Mrs. Helen Williams (WRENS, Ga.)
Miss Brandy Sanders ( HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mrs. Elaine Ballinger (DALLAS, Ga.)
Mr. David Barton (WAGENER, S.C.)
WAGENER, S.C. - A memorial service for Mr. David Samuel Barton will be conducted today, Sunday, at 3 p.m., in the chapel of Napier Funeral Home with Rev. Gene Wilson officiating. The interment will be private. The family will receive friends from 2 p.m., until the hour of service. Napier Funeral Home, 315 Main Street, Graniteville.
Mrs. Peggy Boylston (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mrs. Florine Warren (THOMSON, Ga.)
Mrs. Dorothy Seiferling (SALUDA, S.C.)
Mr. William Thigpen (JEWELL, Ga.)
Mrs. Annie Carnes (GLOVERVILLE, S.C.)
Mrs. Vernell Harvey (WAGENER, S.C.)
Mrs. Annie Carnes (GLOVERVILLE, S.C.)
Mrs. Nellie Barry (AUGUSTINE, Fla.)
Mr. David Barton (WAGENER, S.C.)
Mr. Oliver Kelly (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Miss Brandy Sanders (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. Frederick Points (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)
Mrs. Florine Warren (THOMSON, Ga.)
Miss Brandy Sanders ( HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mrs. Willamena Jones (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Lizzie Brown (TRENTON, S.C.)
Mr. William Thigpen (JEWELL, Ga.)
Mr. Thomas Johnson (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Jack Ross (ANDERSON, S.C.)
Ms. Elizabeth Lamback (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Annie Carnes (GLOVERVILLE, S.C.)
Mrs. Kathleen Sarver (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Nelson Hatcher (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mrs. Kathleen Sarver (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Florine Warren (THOMSON, Ga.)
Mr. Michael Johnson (NEWNAN, Ga.)
Mr. Richard Hunter Jr. (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Nellie Barry (AUGUSTINE, Fla.)
Mrs. Vernell Harvey (WAGENER, S.C.)
Mrs. Juanita Walker (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Dorothy Seiferling (SALUDA, S.C.)
Ms. Ethel Rosier (SAVANNAH, Ga.)
Mrs. Elaine Ballinger (DALLAS, Ga.)
Mr. Lester Wiley Sr. (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. Henry Chambers (ANDERSON, S.C.)
Mrs. Juanita Walker (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Albert Hamm (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Hickmon Holmes (TRENTON, S.C.)
Mr. William Thigpen (JEWELL, Ga.)
Mrs. Helen Williams (WRENS, Ga.)
Mr. Oliver Kelly (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Lawrence Moore (SYLVANIA, Ga.)
Sanford hasn't made career out of politics
I agree with David Nix's characterization (Sept. 19 letter, "Sanford has outstanding record") of Mark Sanford as a "straight-talking, straight-shooting man." I've had an opportunity to meet Mr. Sanford, and I can attest that every word Mr. Nix wrote is true. I'd like to add a few more facts.
Roger K. Cottrell Jr., Aiken, S.C.
Health care nightmare
In many parts of the country, soaring costs of medical malpractice premiums have shut down trauma centers, forced physician specialists out of business and created dangerous shortages of medical care.
DeLoach acts on road concerns
I am a resident of south Richmond County. For some time now, my neighbors and I have been concerned about the dangerous intersection of Bath-Edie Road and Georgia Highway 88. This past Labor Day someone was killed there. This was only the latest in a series of serious accidents, which have plagued this intersection.
Julie Weathersbee, Blythe, Ga.
Field of Dreams
Members of the Augusta Aviation Commission would likely tell you that getting the FAA to approve the airport's new $64.4 million master plan was a herculean task.
Don't retire, but rejoice, number 93
With regard to the Sept. 11 editorial, "We counted on them," why retire the number 93? Why not say it with emphasis while remembering the heroes of Flight 93 when you are counting it?
John Liebe III, Grovetown, Ga.
What makes flying the American flag really meaningful?
Sept. 11 has come and gone and, again, American flags are up and waving. Families attended services offered throughout the Central Savannah River Area.
Dennis M. McClendon, Evans, Ga.
Across the divide
When a Palestinian or Jew actually saves the other's life, that's news.
McIntyre is a crook, liar
Regarding Faber Hance's Sept. 19 letter, "What McIntyre should do," I agree 100 percent. If Ed McIntyre said all that Mr. Hance wrote that he should say, he would be the biggest liar in town. We know it takes a liar and a crook to be a politician, and Mr. McIntyre is both.
L. Wayne Newman, Augusta
Rejects new pits for nuclear bombs
The Feds want to start making new pits for nuclear bombs and is considering the Savannah River Site as the place to do it, according to the Sept. 13 edition of The Augusta Chronicle. The men at Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness have revealed their interest in the weapons side of nuclear energy by saying how great this would be for our area. Have we all gone mad?
Victor Reilly, Aiken, S.C.
Senior pageant entertains, inspires
On Sept. 14, my mother-in-law was a contestant in the 6th Annual Ms. Senior Georgia-Carolina Pageant. For those who attended, I hope you enjoyed it as much as my family did. For those who missed it, I hope you will attend next year.
Mrs. Jody Piercy, Hephzibah, Ga.
Success II
Thank you, everyone who pledged to Continental Challenge II. And congratulations to co-chairman Woody Merry and other organizers who put the campaign together and exceeded their $528,000 goal by $20,000.
South was built on backs of blacks
I am appalled that Brian S. Borren could say that blacks don't want to work (letter Sept. 18, "Blacks get silver platter treatment").
Fred Turner, Hephzibah, Ga.
Urges the use of reason, rather than hype, in politics
I am often amazed with the display of ignorance on political and economic issues. The political extremists (both Republicans and Democrats) would like you to believe that the opposing party is to blame for what's wrong in the world, and they would like to take credit for what's right.
Aaron Johnson, North Augusta, S.C.
Not all women's groups back NCWO
Members of Suburban Woman's Club of Augusta, a member of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs and the General Federation of Women's Clubs, do not support the views or the actions taken by Martha Burk, chairwoman of the National Council of Women's Organizations, in trying to force the Augusta National Gold Club to accept women members.
Neita Mulherin, Augusta
These black ministers too political
I read The Chronicle on Sept. 19 ("Clergy stand behind Walker," Metro), saying the Rev. K.B. Martin and the Rev. Clarence Moore are supporting a white Republican candidate (Randy Hall) against incumbent state Sen. Charles Walker, D-Ga. I would like to say that these two black preachers appear to have taken on the "crab" mentality; crabs in a bucket, and when one tries to get out, the others pull him back in.
Joseph Diggs Sr., Augusta
Serena Williams wins sixth title in seven outings
Weeklong tournament will draw Olympians
Augusta Boxing Club director Tom Moraetes said this week's boxing tournament has an Olympic feel to it.
Augusta State turned in another solid round to finish second at the Carpet Classic in Dalton, Ga. Clemson overcame a 10-stroke deficit to claim first.
Cincinnati basketball coach Bob Huggins had a heart attack Saturday while attending a players clinic in suburban Pittsburgh.
Serena Williams wins sixth title in seven outings
LEIPZIG, Germany -- After six titles in seven tournaments, Serena Williams figures she's earned the right to take a break.
Sports digest
"People said we didn't have much chance of winning. But we picked up the check and we cashed it, too." -San Jose coach Fitz Hill after a 38-35 win at Illinois
Area announcements
Announcements for participatory events must be written, delivered, mailed or faxed to The Augusta Chronicle, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta, Ga., 30903-1928, with a return address and phone number.
Mushroom hunters must pick carefully
Autumn is a favorite hunting season for Mark Komoroski - who pursues a quarry ignored by most outdoorsmen.
Hunting for deer goes to suburbs
Appling woman bags record buck
What would hunting be without great hunting stories - and favorite hunting partners to share them with?
Outdoors calendar
All the listed events are open to the public, although membership in some organizations may be required.
Mushroom hunters must pick carefully
Hunting for deer goes to suburbs
ATHENS, Ga. - Hunting isn't just a rural country sport anymore.
Women in the wild
More than 350 women from at least 36 states gathered in Edgefield, S.C., this weekend for the National Wild Turkey Federation's Women in the Outdoors Event, "Celebrating Our Wild Side."
Appling woman bags record buck
Falcons sell out Dome for crucial NFC South matchup
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. - Falcons cornerback Ashley Ambrose is excited about playing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers next Sunday with the Georgia Dome full - of Atlanta fans.
Packers edge Panthers
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Happy anniversary, Brett Favre.
Football briefs
Drew Bledsoe leads NFL with 1,017 passing yards and has thrown six TD passes and two interceptions. Can Bears' offense score enough to win?
Time has come for Georgia offense
It's time for flu shots
WASHINGTON -- Flu-shot season begins next week, and this year marks the first time parents are being urged to get babies and toddlers vaccinated because influenza sends its tiniest patients to the hospital as often as it does the elderly.
Study: humans and chimps more different than once believed
WASHINGTON -- There are more differences between a chimpanzee and a human being than once believed, according to a new genetic study.
Web site chronicles hurricanes
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Need a quick fact about a hurricane? Click on the Coastal Services Center's new Web site for 150 years of storm history.
New England's sugar maples threatened by warmth
FERRISBURGH, Vt. -- Sam Cutting Sr. eases from his pickup, lumbers stiffly in blue jeans and suspenders up a hillside, and cranes his neck toward the maple grove that nearly broke his heart.
Solar sailing project launch expected this fall
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The denial letters just posted and look identical. AAOA on EQ report is only 11 months with the oldest line being 1 year and 5 months. 8 inquiries in the last two years including Penfed. Only 3 of those in the last year. So I'm not quite sure how 2 inquiries in 12 months is too many. lol. Loan balances amuses me since they refinanced that loan. My Paypal card accidentally reported a high balance this statement at $607/2000. It's already payed off. What do you guys think my chance of a recon on the card is? The csr that I just talked to said that I would need to fax in a letter in order for them to do one and that I couldn't talk to an underwriter.
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Default4 wrote:. My local credit union that I bank with approved me on the second loan earlier today. It's going to be 72 months @ 4.2%.
Congrats on the Refi with Penfed - You should have looked at USAA for the second loan. They are not as low as penfed, but they gave us a good rate in the threes last time. Also, both Penfed and USAA have a car buying service rate discount. If you use the one at penfed they make your rate 0.49, and USAA's goes down into the two's.
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This was a private party purchase so the lower rates with the car buying services didn't matter. I thought about USAA, but part of why I went with my credit union was also that they could use the hp from when I joined. I'll join USAA eventually, but I really want them more for insurance then financial needs. It's just a matter of getting my Dad set up with them first. What I figure is I'll pay the 4.2% for a year or so and then refi. It's really no big deal for me and there is the bonus of building a better relationship with my credit union.
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Alright so I finally heard back from them. It turns out whoever forwards the faxes sent it to the wrong department. They approved the card, but only with a $500 limit. I have no idea what the apr is. I guess I can deal with the limit since the 5% on gas is going to save me a good amount of cash.
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Default4 wrote:Alright so I finally heard back from them. It turns out whoever forwards the faxes sent it to the wrong department. They approved the card, but only with a $500 limit. I have no idea what the apr is. I guess I can deal with the limit since the 5% on gas is going to save me a good amount of cash.
They only gave you $500?! Wow, I joined DCU with a thin file and they gave me $1500. I thought PenFed would be more generous than that....
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I had to actually recon with them to get it approved. My Cap1 was at $500 and hasn't reported the cli I got yet. I think they were probably just matching that. It just sucks because before they approved me my lowest limit was actually $2,000.

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When we posted a funny reflection about what the reality legal series "Cops" has taught us to our Facebook page, we received some surprisingly funny feedback. It turns out we weren't the only ones taking notes while watching the long-standing series (which is now remarkably in its 26th season). Check out these 7 life lessons that we owe to the fine officers and criminals of Cops:
Always make sure you're wearing your own pants, because sure enough when you wear someone else's they're going to have dope in them. — Michael Reese
I learned that you have to be able to out-run the camera guy (cause they are always faster than the cops). Camera guy always tells them where you went. — Marcus George Aurelius
My neighbor always said it taught him to never walk around in his underwear, 'cause everyone on "Cops" gets arrested in their underwear...— Jim Francis
Whatever you do, don't wear a "wife beater" T-shirt! Straight shot to jail!! — Bob Hoffman
Actually I think I learned not to run when a cop is just driving by. Walk casual or it's suspicious and your a** is going to jail! — Autumn Rae
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Golson led the Fighting Irish to a 12-1 record and an appearance in the BCS National Championship Game in his first year as the starting quarterback in 2012.
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Several national groups are asking school districts to stop the practice of keeping suspended students off campus and instead to replace that form of discipline with what they consider to be "more constructive" approaches.
The New York City-based Dignity in Schools Campaign, joined by more than 50 other groups, launched its call for a moratorium on out-of-school suspension at a gathering in Los Angeles last week.
The groups cited a growing body of research and data that show the disproportionate use of suspension, in which black and Latino students and those with disabilities are more likely to be suspended and more likely to be punished harshly compared with other students for the same infractions.
The groups have created a website, www.stopsuspensions.org, which asks district leaders to sign a yearlong pledge against suspending students out of school.
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There's a feeling I get when I look to the west,
And my spirit is crying for leaving.
In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees,
And the voices of those who stand looking.
Ooh, it makes me wonder,
Ooh, it really makes me wonder.
-- Led Zeppelin, "Stairway To Heaven"
As Led Zeppelin prepares for the Nov. 13 release of both its back catalogue online and new album, the band might be the only ones not wondering about what's happening in Lincoln, Neb.
The Cornhuskers were dazed and confused again on Saturday, dropping a 45-14 decision to Oklahoma State in Memorial Stadium. This coming on the heels of Mizzou shaking Nebraska all night long in a 41-6 rout on Oct. 6. Needless to say, the Huskers haven't been shown a whole lotta love lately.
They're giving no quarter in Lincoln. Nebraska fired athletic director Steve Pederson on Monday. Former coach Tom Osborne returned to step in as interim AD. We'll see if Dr. Tom's return will help the Huskers find the stairway to Big Red heaven. But for now, the Children of the Corn can take the express elevator down to the highly coveted No. 5 spot.
The Bottom 10's feeling a bit dazed and confused, too. No Temple. No Buffalo. No Directional Michigan.
No worries, though, we haven't experienced a communication breakdown with FIU, Utah State or Idaho. Sometimes, the song does remain the same.
Florida International, which has lost a Div. I-A-worst 18 straight games, remains No. 1. The Panthers are joined by the three other I-A teams still searching for their first win of the season.
We'll let the songs of Led Zeppelin guide us through the latest edition of the Bottom 10. If you can get tickets, be sure to catch both the Zeppelin reunion show in London on Nov. 26 and the FIU-Louisiana-Monroe pillow fight of the week in Monroe, La.
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1. | FIU | 0-6 | "The Song Remains The Same": A bye week spared the Panthers from another defeat, but 18 straight losses keeps them at No. 1. | |
2. | Utah State | 0-6 | "Your Time Is Gonna Come": When the time comes, the Aggies, who also had a bye, have the résumé (12 straight losses) to replace the Panthers. | |
3. | Colorado State | 0-6 | "Good Times Bad Times": The Rams have seen many good times under Sonny Lubick, but the current 13-game losing streak definitely qualifies as bad times. | |
4. | Marshall | 0-6 | "Whole Lotta Love": The Thundering Herd haven't heard many sweet nothings whispered in their ears after the 0-6 start. | |
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4-3 | "Dazed And Confused": Over the past 45 years, the Huskers have lost only three home games by more than 15 points. Li'l Red's seen two of them this season. | |
6. | Idaho | 1-6 | "Stairway To Heaven": The Vandals are still looking for the piper to lead them to reason. Until then, they are five stairway steps from Bottom 10 heaven. | |
7. | Northern Illinois | 1-6 | "Black Dog": The Huskies are barking in last place in the MAC West, but have the bite to make a Bottom 10 climb. | |
8. | Iowa State | 1-6 | "You Shook Me": Gene Chizik used to be the Texas defensive coordinator, but that didn't stop the Horns from shaking a 56-3 win out of the Cyclones. | |
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10. | Syracuse | 1-6 | "Communication Breakdown": Wonder if Greg Robinson still thinks Rutgers is a one-year wonder after the Scarlet Knights' 38-14 win over the Orange. |
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William and Kate recreated their royal wedding balcony appearance today — but failed to seal it with a kiss for the huge crowds.
The royal couple were making their first visit to Cambridge 19 months after becoming duke and duchess of the university city.
Huge cheers greeted them when they stepped onto the balcony of the city's Guildhall to wave to the crowds in Market Square.
Laura Miller, 35, from Gaminglay, a village near Cambridge, said: "I have been following the royals since I was a baby. I went to see the royal wedding but I missed the balcony appearance. It's the perfect opportunity for me today to see William and Kate on the balcony."
Jordan, an A-level student, said of meeting the couple: "It's brilliant, to be honest. I feel it's a great honour for me to be asked to do this.
"I remember watching the wedding back in April last year and thinking, 'I wonder if I will ever get to meet them'."
Cambridge mayor Sheila Stuart said the royal visit was "absolutely huge", adding: "The thing for Cambridge is this day is going to be in people's memories for the rest of their lives. In 50 and 60 years people are going to be telling their grandchildren about it."
Kate, in a cream MaxMara coat and dress, and William were formally welcomed to the city by the Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire, Hugh Duberly, and his wife Sally.
Kate carried a brown umbrella in the light drizzle as she and William strolled down a platform at Cambridge station. William held one over Mrs Duberly's head.
The visit is part of a hectic pre-Christmas schedule for the couple. Kate was at the Natural History Museum last night, sporting a new hairstyle, and on Friday will return to her old primary school in Berkshire.
Next Wednesday she will help seal bids at the annual ICAP charity day in the City, then will be joined by William at the British Military Tournament on December 9 and at the premiere of The Hobbit on December 12.
Spectator Joanne Baldwin, 30, spoke to Kate during the couple's walkabout. "I told her I loved her new hair style," she said. "She said: 'I'm not sure about it. It's a bit windy today.' I said 'don't worry, it looks lovely'."
Prince William joked about his brother Harry's lack of a university education when he met dons and students in Cambridge today.
William, who studied at St Andrews, where he met Kate, revealed that he and Harry had attended a two-day environment and climate change seminar at Cambridge in 2008.
William said: "It's not the first time I've been here. My brother Harry and I were fortunate enough to come to Cambridge five years ago, when we spent a couple of days at Trinity."
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Kate's fringe was cut by Richard Ward, her hairdresser of nine years who styled her on her wedding day.
She opted for the chop two weeks ago when she went for her regular £250 cut and blow-dry at Ward's Sloane Square salon. Ward also darkened her colour and took a few inches off for the shortest style she has had in years. At St Andrew's university her glossy mane earned her the nickname 'Beautiful'.
Styling expert Karine Jackson said: "It is a very Seventies cut — a little Farrah Fawcett. Kate's young, so it's great to see her following the current trends but it's a safe option, as it will grow out quite quickly."
Noting how Harry had shunned a university degree to enlist with the Army, William added: "I have to say it's the closest Harry's ever got to university."
The duke said he and Kate had looked forward to visiting the city since the Queen gave them its name on their wedding day.
"We both feel immense pride at being associated with Cambridge, a place renowned the world over for its dynamism, beauty and learning," he said. Kate met Dr Penny Barton, her father Michael's cousin and a graduate tutor at Homerton College who was invited to the royal wedding, during the visit. They greeted each other warmly.
After visiting the university and Jimmy's homeless shelter, William and Kate had a private pub lunch before heading on a school visit.
Earlier during a walkabout, one admirer gave the Duke, an RAF Search and Rescue pilot, a baby themed present - a littler romper suit emblazoned with a picture of a helicopter and the words "Daddy's little co-pilot".
New mum Samantha Hill, 27, from Sudbury, Suffolk who made the present, had brought her daughter Beth, who is four weeks old tomorrow, to see the royals.
She said: "I made it for when his little one comes along, he's a helicopter pilot so his baby will think his daddy is cool.
"When I gave it to him he said 'I'll keep that' and handed it to his aide."
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The Duke and Duchess were introduced to Carmelo Giammona, 43, who has been living at Jimmy's for two weeks after losing his job as a catering manager and being evicted from his home.
Mr Giammona, from Rocca di Mezzo near Rome, who has lived in the UK for 18 years, met the couple in the shelter's kitchen, where he helps with the cooking.
As the Duchess entered the room, Mr Giammona took her hand and kissed it, prompting the Duchess to say: "Oh, you've made me blush!"
Mr Giammona replied: "You make me blush as well. You're a beautiful lady." He then asked the royal couple if he could have his picture taken with them, and they duly obliged, posing either side of him while another resident took a picture with a mobile phone.
As Mr Giammona explained how he teaches other residents to make healthy recipes using tinned food donated to the shelter and fresh vegetables, the Duke joked: "I could do with some of your workshops myself," then turned to his wife and said: "Here's the cooking expert."
The Duke ate a chocolate and brazil nut biscuit made by homeless 24-year-old Sheldon Page, while the Duchess tried a ginger nut.
After being presented with a jar of the cookies to take home, the Duke said: "Ah, you know me too well," saying to the Duchess: "This will keep us going for a while, won't it."
Mr Giammona, who has organised events at Cambridge colleges where guests have included the Duke of Edinburgh, said he decided to kiss the Duchess's hand on the spur of the moment.
"I was shaking when I asked them for a picture," he admitted.
Jimmy's was opened in 1995 in the basement of a Baptist church and is named after Jim Dilley, who spent the last few years of his life sleeping under a motorway bridge on the M11. Volunteers who had come across him at temporary shelters vowed to set up a permanent facility, and Jimmy's now provides food and shelter to homeless people 365 days a year, helping more than 300 people annually.
As well as providing en-suite rooms, Jimmy's offers free IT facilities, sport and leisure activities and specialist support to help people get their lives back on track.
The Duke is a long-term supporter of issues surrounding homelessness and has been Patron of Centrepoint, the UK's leading charity for homeless young people, since 2005.
The couple were shown one of the bedrooms, where they met former jocket Paul Mason, 52, who became homeless after his marriage broke up.
Mr Mason said: "The Duke said 'my Grandma is very fond of racing' and when I said I used to be based at Lambourn in Berkshire the Duchess said it was just near where she was from."
Emma Hyde, 38, a former resident at the home who now works there and advises the government on homelessness, said: "The visit has made homelessness a little bit more glamorous. If we can have someone like Kate associated with homelessness it will make other people think about homelessness and not just the image of a drunk on a bench with a bottle and a dog."
After unveiling an engraved glass panel to officially open an extension to the centre, the couple were given a psychedelic piece of abstract art by former resident Twigg, 49, who was sporting tattoos on his shaved head and eight ear piercings.
He told the couple his art was "a bit out there" and the Duke said it was "Picasso-esque"
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Back in the day: Natalie Gulbis
Natalie GulbisIn our new espnW series, elite athletes look back with a memory from their rookie days. About 10 years ago when I was first turning professional and joining the LPGA, I trained alongside Tiger Woods at the Butch Harmon School of Golf. We all had l...
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espnW -- Partying with O.J. Simpson? Dating Tiger Woods? We'll ta...
D'Arcy MainePartying with O.J. Simpson? Dating Tiger Woods? Hmm, think it'd be better to be bit by Daniela Holmqvist's black widow. Here's a look back at a scary week in "The Buzz That Was."
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About Last Night -- Lockout blues
Stacy TitleThe owners strike first in the NBA lockout, Tiger Woods is back on the course and two-home run games abound in MLB. Here's what you missed last night.
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About Last Night: Woods plays the waiting game
Stacy TitleTiger's out for the British Open, Derek Jeter needs four more hits for 3,000 and CC Sabathia struck out 11. (How is he not an All Star?!) Here's what else you missed.
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About Last Night: Young cubs eclipse Tiger at Masters
Whitney HoltzmanIt looked as if the 21-year-old Rory McIlroy would walk away as this year's Masters champion. But after a historically bad round on Sunday, 26-year-old South African Charl Schwartzel emerged as the 2011 champion.
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Games We're Watching: Quest for the green jacket begins
Whitney HoltzmanPhil Mickelson is looking for back-to-back Masters titles, while Tiger Woods attempts to win his first major since 2008. On the baseball diamond, three teams hope to capture their first wins this season. Here's what else we're keeping an eye on.
Blog | Conversation | April 07, 2011


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SportAttiyah takes stage eight of the Dakar Rally Qatar's Nasser Al Attiyah won the 8th stage but Nani Roma kept his comfortable overall lead of the Dakar Rally. 14 Jan 2014 11:53 GMT | Sport Nasser Al Attiyah won the eighth stage of the Dakar Rally [Reuters]Qatar's Nasser Al Attiyah has won the eighth stage but Spaniard Nani Roma and kept his comfortable overall lead in the car group of the Dakar Rally. Attiyah, the 2011 champion, claimed top spot in the 302-kilometre course that took the drivers from Argentina into Chile. Two-time defending champion Stephane Peter-hansel of France came in second. Roma finished sixth and saw his overall lead cut down to 23 minutes. Roma endured two punctures on the stony track and finished sixth, losing eight minutes off his lead over defending champion Stephane Peterhansel of France. Peterhansel was down to 24 minutes off the pace. Giniel de Villiers of South Africa remained 48 minutes behind in third, and Orlando Terranova of Argentina stayed fourth, 51 minutes back. Coma and the motorbikes left from Uyuni, Bolivia, on a 460-kilometre trek around the Salar de Uyuni, the world's biggest salt flats. Coma, with a big overall lead, was happy to stay on the tail of his great rival, Cyril Despres of France, the titleholder who won his first stage of the year. Despres beat Joan Barreda Bort of Spain and Coma by more than two minutes, but Despres was still more than two hours behind Coma overall. Barreda remained second and 38 minutes behind Coma overall, and the only rider within an hour of the leader. The rally returns to the treacherous sand dunes on Tuesday, racing through the Atacama Desert from Calama to Iquique.Source: Al Jazeera and agencies
Three deaths overshadow Dakar Rally Belgian motorcyclist Eric Palante and two other spectators were killed during Friday's sixth leg of the Dakar Rally. Sport
Sainz dominates fourth stage of Dakar Rally Spain's Carlos Sainz toppled compatriot Nani Roma from top spot on stage four of the car category at the Dakar Rally. Sport
Soaked in oil: The cost of war in South Sudan Derelict oilfield caught in a war zone contaminating drinking water and threatening tens of thousands of civilian lives. Environment, Humanitarian crises, War & Conflict
Kremlin spin and the killing of Boris Nemtsov Pumping out 'hatred' and seeking out 'traitors', Russia's media accused of targeting government critics. Politics, Human Rights, Media
Israel, Iran, and the struggle for US favour Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu delivers anti-Iran speech - but which way will Washington sway? Politics, Middle East, United States
Hate attacks: Bulgaria's invisible crime Human rights activists say the Bulgarian government is not properly investigating a growing number of hate attacks. Human Rights, War & Conflict, Europe
Three deaths overshadow Dakar Rally Belgian motorcyclist Eric Palante and two other spectators were killed during Friday's sixth leg of the Dakar Rally. Sport
Sainz dominates fourth stage of Dakar Rally Spain's Carlos Sainz toppled compatriot Nani Roma from top spot on stage four of the car category at the Dakar Rally. Sport
US and Iran ignore Netanyahu and press on with talks Officials claim progress in talks in Switzerland, a day after Israeli PM called for nuclear negotiations to be ditched. Iran, US, Israel, Politics
Dozens dead in Ukraine mine blast Kiev accuses pro-Russia separatists of delaying rescue efforts at the Zasyadko mine in rebel-held city of Donetsk. Europe, Ukraine, Donetsk
Talk to Al JazeeraAmitabh Bachchan: 'We have a strong cultural identity'One of India's biggest movie stars discusses his latest projects, his relationship with his fans, and politics in India.Arts & Culture, Asia, Cinema
Special SeriesOnce Upon a Time in PunchbowlThe untold story of how the Lebanese community overcame the odds and found their place in multicultural Australia.Asia Pacific, Australia, Lebanon
Special SeriesWukan VotesAfter decades of corrupt rule, will a Chinese community's remarkable experiment in grassroots democracy succeed?Politics, Asia, China
Al Jazeera WorldSyria: The ReckoningThe history of modern Syria is offering an intriguing and incisive perspective on the current war in the country.War & Conflict, Politics, Syria


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