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The Aiken Department of Public Safety has arrested a Beech Island man in connection with a shooting incident that happened at a Richland Avenue motel last month.
Marcus Antwan Washington, 23, was arrested in Augusta on Sunday. He was charged with armed robbery, according to a statement from Aiken Public Safety. He was placed in the Richmond County jail.
The shooting happened around 10 p.m. on Oct. 23 near a stairwell in the upstairs breezeway of the Knights Inn on Richland Avenue, police said. Two armed men reportedly came to the motel to rob a man, who had called them and asked them to meet him there.
A fight between the three men resulted in one of the armed men getting shot, police said. The two armed men then allegedly fled the scene.
Kevin Jamell Walker, 23, of Clearwater, was charged on Oct. 30 with armed robbery and possession of a firearm during a violent crime. He was placed in the Aiken County detention center, where he remained on Thursday.
Police initially believed one of the armed men was shot during the struggle but could not confirm that on Thursday.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives R.A.G.E. Unit and the S.C. State Law Enforcement Division assisted in Washington's arrest.
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Even at the grand age of 49, despite not fighting since November 2010, The Worlds most Dangerous Man is not ready to call it quits.
Ken Shamrock will be returning to MMA to take on British MMA star Ian The Machine Freeman for The Legends World Title on July 27 at the Keepmoat Stadium in Doncaster, England.
Shamrock made his desire to fight Freeman public when he commentated on BAMMA 12. His wish has been granted after some heavy negotiation.
Freeman is one of the pioneers of British MMA, most notably beating Frank Mir at UFC 38. Freeman, 42 has not been active to a competitive level in quite some time but has kept himself in shape by competing in charity kickboxing fights and also running his own gym.
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A proud legacy of change.
Canada has always been a progressive nation open to bold new ideas. Our Parliament has produced cornerstones of our Canadian identity such as enshrining our Charter of Rights and Freedoms and creating our public health care system.
Change for the worse.
Stephen Harper's secretive regime is now blocking Canadians from knowing what happens in committees and even provides misleading information to Canadians and to Parliament.
Liberals stand for open, fair, and strong democratic representation.
The Liberal Party of Canada believes that Parliament should belong to the people instead of the Prime Minister. Liberals are committed to exploring Parliamentary and Electoral reform in order to realign our institutions with democratic principles and to ensure more meaningful and effective representation.
Ending partisanship and patronage in the Senate.
On January 29, 2014, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau released all 32 Liberal Senators from their partisan responsibilities, making them Independent Senators. As a result, only elected Members of the House of Commons will serve as members of the Liberal Caucus. He also committed to appointing independent senators only, through an open, transparent and public process for appointing and confirming Senators.
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The original "Star Wars" movie premiered on May 25, 1977, and has remained a touchstone for many.
Not too long ago, it was announced that J.J. Abrams would be directing Episode 7 of the film franchise, and fans of the original trilogy have their fingers crossed that it will live up to expectations.
Current Head2Head trivia champ Steve Zimmer will be going up against Brent Norris.
1. In the rolling prologue, "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away ... ,' that begins the original film, who is the only main character mentioned?
2. Who is the first character to speak in "Star Wars: A New Hope"?
3. What color is Luke Skywalker's lightsaber?
4. What is the name of Jabba the Hutt's court jester?
5. What is the name of the bog planet where Yoda is living when Luke Skywalker's X-Wing crashes in the swamp?
6. What comic book hero was an early inspiration for George Lucas when he was creating the characters for "Star Wars"?
7. Who was the first major actor cast in "Star Wars: A New Hope"?
8. How many suns does the planet Tatooine have?
9. When Obi-Wan Kenobi says, "That's no moon," what is he referring to?
10. How many rebel pilots survive the final assault on the Death Star at the end of the movie?
1. Guessing. Is it Obi-Wan?
2. Pretty sure it's C-3PO.
3. Blue
4. I got no clue.
5. Dagobath, or something like that.
6. I don't know. Superman?
7. Maybe the actor who played Obi-Wan Kenobi. Alec Guinness.
8. Two suns.
9. Death Star
10. Three
1. Princess Leia
2. It's C-3PO.
3. It's blue.
4. Salacious Crumb
5. Dagobah
6. I read once that his inspiration was from Flash Gordon.
7. Alec Guinness
8. Two suns on that planet.
9. The Death Star
10. Three
It almost seemed like this week's topic on Star Wars was too easy. Brent, our new Head2Head trivia champ, motored through the questions; turns out, he's a huge fan and had seen the original trilogy "dozens of times." Brent will return next week to defend his title.
1. Princess Leia
3. Blue
4. Salacious B. Crumb
5. Dagobah
6. Flash Gordon
7. Alec Guinness
8. Two
9. The Death Star
10. Three
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Last week, this column broke the fact that North Carolina ranks at the top (No. 11) in state-level spending on education. Although the Tar Heel State ranks 45th on overall spending on education, it has nothing to do with any policy promulgated by the General Assembly.
In high spending states, city and county governments make up the difference. Apparently, our municipal governments see no need to pitch in money for education to the extent of cities and counties in other states. Regardless of this truth, the liberal North Carolina Association of Educators (de facto teachers union) and its minions in the press continue to wrongfully attack GOP state leaders.
This week, let's look at another dishonest criticism posed by leftist education leaders: Why won't the General Assembly give teachers a pay raise? What's dishonest about this question and the criticisms it raises? First, the actual pay rate of teachers is determined at the local level. All the Legislature does is set the base pay for public school teachers in North Carolina.
Local governments can always decide to pay their teachers more money. However, city and county officials always seem to have higher priorities than teacher pay. Maybe it's a park, a new government building, hiring lobbyists for City or County Hall, a beautification program, consultants — you get the picture.
Local governments could help more, as they do in other states, but they do not do so in North Carolina. They escape accountability with the help of a compliant media. Instead, they blame "Raleigh."
Here's another fact — Republicans gave all state employees, including teachers, a small bump in their base pay of 1.2 percent last year. Democrats had provided no raises for the three prior years, before they lost control of the General Assembly in 2011. Just another little factoid you will never see in the liberal press!
It is also worth noting that when Republicans took control of the General Assembly in 2011 (the first time in 140 years), the state health care and retirement plans were in a shambles. The GOP moved quickly to do what the Democrats had been incapable of doing — Republicans protected state employees by restructuring and properly funding both programs, taking them out of the red and into the black.
With all this talk about money, what do teachers actually get paid? According to the NCAE, the average annual salary of a North Carolina teacher is $45,947.00. However, this figure is misleading. It does not include health and pension benefits (yes, unlike almost everyone reading this article, teachers actually have a guaranteed retirement pension). The average teacher receives $4,931.00 in health insurance benefits and $5,383.00 in state pension benefits, along with $3,139.00 in Social Security contributions.
So what is the real total annual compensation for a teacher who works an average of 10 months out of the year? Just under $60,000. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, North Carolina teachers make almost twice the weekly wage of the average citizen.
Bottom line: do our really good teachers deserve more pay? Absolutely! That's one reason why the General Assembly replaced the outdated tenure system with a contract system based on job performance. It rewards the best teachers through a merit pay system. Republicans funded this reward program for high-performing teachers with $10.2 million for bonus pay. Believe it or not, the NCAE opposed this reform!
Will we ever get the truth from the mainstream media when it comes to education? Sadly, the answer appears, "No." It's easier to ignore the facts, listen to the liberal teachers union and blame "Raleigh." All the while, municipal governments are allowed to join the chorus and shirk any responsibility to increase funding for education. At least you now know the facts!
— Thom Goolsby is a state senator, practicing attorney and law professor. He is a chairman of the Senate Judiciary 1 and Justice and Public Safety Committees.


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WORCESTER, Mass. - Four Crusader athletes are among a group of graduating Holy Cross seniors who been selected as winners of Academic Awards for the 2006-2007 school year. Seniors Jared Bennici (Marlborough, Conn.) of the men's rowing team, Matthew Drago (Western Springs, Ill.) of the men's rowing team, Brittany Keil (Sparta, N.J.) of the women's basketball team and John Ortolani (Williamsville, N.Y.) of the men's cross country and track teams are the athletes who have been honored. These individuals received their awards in a special presentation held in the Dinard Library on Thursday, May 24.
The following are the awards which were received by Holy Cross athletes.
The Edward V. Killeen, Jr., Prize
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The John C. Lawlor Medal
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Brittany Keil
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Very reluctantly I'm going to sell some of my 808 t-shirts. Due to having 2 nippers and space becoming more and more limited something has to give and my collection is up for sale. I'm planning to whack them on eBay but just thought I would give you all a chance to register any interest before I do. I will consider reasonable offers, I notice a cubik shirt recently went on there for a good amount so I know the value! I have one of these in black (short sleeve) and white (long sleeve) a lift tee and not sure what else.
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Welcome to the 40 ! Man this is sick!
So........I'm guessing this guy is pretty good huh.#amiriteorwut?
No kidding!Tallest class ever?
and some of these kids are still 16!
Dang. Stanford is still looking for #3.
A tight end at #13? I'm not gonna feel good about this until the secret commit reveals himself and we can renumber the commit order.
epic class is epic
are we still losing to iowa st?
that dude is the epitome of what a boise tight end looks like. just beastly. 'i like it ahlot'
is it just me, or is that QB putting it on the money?
Damn though, first tape I've seen on the kid. Incredibly fluid and natural. Look at the route running and blocking intensity. And really looks like he can run. Wow, what a class that's being put together.
What kind of stats does he have? Seems a little lean yet...does he have decent strength?
$#@! yeah
This class is going to be so damn exciting.
Fearless going up for the ball over the middle, and pushes forward hard as soon as he gets his hands on it. Dude's gonna punish some defenses.
It's better to recruit two badass tight ends than 8 $#@!ty ones.
Now we have the Olde English pipeline. Good job, Mack. I look forward to Barclay Whitworth's commitment.
Holy $#@! balls, looks like we're set at tight end for the next several years. Now, if we can just bag Torrodney, we're gonna lead the free world in cool names.
He will. They just have not seen enough of him yet.
The catches over the middle in tight coverage remind me of the guy we had in 2005.
Wow, Mack has really assembled a jugglernaut at this point.
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Mods, can we edit the forum title to have his first name?? Kinda wrong that the first 12 recruits have their full names and Durham gets the shaft.
Did not realize that Smythe was white until just now...
Why do they use such small footballs in Belton?
He's talking about enrolling early per 24/7. That would not suck.
A TE that can block AND catch is always welcome.
nice.. white TE's are better anyways.. we are FINALLY getting the color scheme right… not racist.. just wanna win..
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POTSDAM, NY – The Hilbert College women's soccer team dropped their season opener, 4-0, against Potsdam in the first round game of the Potsdam Invitational. Hilbert was outshot 16-2 for the match while freshman Erin Smith made 9 saves for Hilbert in goal.
Smith earned six saves carrying Hilbert to a 1-0 deficit by half time. Potsdam's loan first period goal was the result of a Hawk defender deflecting the ball to the back of Hilbert's net. Potsdam padded their lead after only 14-minutes of play into the second period.
Defenders Nicole Blair and Maria DelMonico were each credited with Hilbert's only shots on Potsdam's goal. Heather Johnson netted two goals for Potsdam (1-0).
Hilbert faces Green Mountain in the consolation game September 2 at 11am. Potsdam will square off against Cazenovia, a 1-0 doubleover time winner in the 113th minute over Green Mountain.
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CHAVIES — Organizations, businesses, and anyone struggling to find funding for a project geared toward the advancement of youth in the county may be able to stop struggling soon.
The Youth Leadership and Philanthropy Initiative (YLPI) of Perry County, the first such initiative to be started in the state, has begun taking applications this week for what they're calling a mini-grant opportunity.
Adam Abbott, president of Perry County's YLPI and a senior at Hazard High School, said the projects being funded will be four $500 projects geared toward recreation, arts, education, or career exploration for school-aged children in the county.
"It's mainly to engage the youth and get them involved in the community, let them know that there are things out there to do other than sit at home. You can help people by doing one simple thing," Abbott added.
The group, which consists of four representatives from each high school in the county, was started a year and a half ago, said Robin Gabbard, associate executive director for the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky and the adult mentor for the YLPI.
"They've spent the last year and a half getting themselves ready to be a thriving, working group. They've learned a lot of leadership development skills. They've learned a lot about community service, and not only how to put together a community service project and recruit volunteers and recruit supports from the community for that project, but then how to carry that out and how to participate in it and care," Gabbard said.
Abbott, who said he was already very involved in the community before joining YLPI, admitted he had done and learned so much already from working with the initiative just in the last year and a half in the process of raising money for and making grants for the community.
"You'll take kids that'll say, yeah, I do a lot of volunteer work for the honors society and things like that, just to get credit hours. But you join this group, and it's to where it's fun, you want to get out, you want to do things," he said. "Once you join the group, you want to go, go, go and help people any chance you get with this group."
A big issue with Eastern Kentucky, Gabbard said, is that the youth is told so much that there are more opportunities elsewhere, they then see no reason to try to help the community for their future and the futures of others. This results in what she calls an outmigration of youth in the area.
"By creating this youth leadership initiative, we think this is one way to combat this outmigration," Gabbard explained. "We want to show them that they have a place here at home, they have a voice here at home, and if they get involved in their community, when their education process is finished, they will be able to come back and just naturally work their way back into the community."
Gabbard said the group has been instrumental in planning and organizing the Run for the Hills Charity Challenge, a 5K run where all proceeds are cycled back into the local community through area non-profits. Funds raised during the run are what are fueling this mini-grant opportunity.
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Abbott said he hopes the mini-grant opportunity is as successful as the group is hoping so that bigger opportunities can become available for the community even after he has graduated and left YLPI.
"We're involved a lot, but it just takes so much time to get it going, get everything started. We've got to get our name out there to let people know that we are there to help in the community," he said.
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Jan, good for you in trying the male pheasant. A difficult subject made more so with the combination of mediums. You did a great job with his eye and beak and portrayal of his feathers. The colourful detail on the feathers you captured very well. I'm so glad you did this one, good job.
Jen, I am not experienced enough to comment on your WIP. I'm still trying to figure out the difference of hard and soft pastels. But it is coming along very nicely and I can see why the photo captured your interest in painting the scene, it is lovely.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Bonnie, soft pastel is like chalk but it is pigment rather than chalk. Jen is working with soft pastel. People generally refer to soft pastel as just pastel. Oil pastel is like lipstick. It's oil paint along with other binders in crayon or stick form. People generally refer to it as oil pastel.
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Hello dear friends,
Here I am again with 2 more paintings that I did over the week-end. So happy I've had more time to spend in my studio in the last days.
For the horse painting I've used a photo I've got it not too long time ago in a trip when I've visited a horse farm and for the flower I've added a bit more imagination... anyway both of them have an abstract feeling...
Thank you so much to everyone for the wonderful comments and encouragements on my works! I appreciate every single word!
I love all of your works, so inspiring!
A lovely day to you all!
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Mysterious whispers...
Cristina, I like the colour and energy you have in the flower and the dark bg. makes it really pop. Great movement with the horse. I am not up on horse anatomy but maybe his back legs are a bit short, I really like the texture of the ground and bg fencing and trees.
Jen C & C's always welcome
It's funny how you just don't see things clearly until you get them on the computer. Both Sarah and Sammy told me to lengthen the girl and I did a bit and slim her and I thought the boy was right but now that I look, they both look too young and too short.. Oh well! I like the colours and snow, how their clothes turned out and even the trees now. Lessons learned ALWAYS pay attention to Sarah and Sammy.!
I could brush off and do over but that dark purple on the girls top is very soft pastel and is worse than black. It would be a horrible mess and there is a mix of it in her leggings too.!
Jen, your work might look diffrent to the reference photo. But this is a wonderful, wonderful painting. I LOVE it!!!
Thumbs up!!!!!
Cristina, your flower is very nice, I like the contrast. That horse was coming right at my when I looked at it. Nice job.
I comment on the others tomorrow, oh wait it is tomorrow for me.Oh well
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I did this pastel and ink painting of the snow tree just fooling around and this is what came out. I had fun doing it so it wasn't too bad.
Jen, I really like your painting of your two grands walking the dog. Looks perfect to me!
C & C Welcome
Jen your painting is grand. Love the color.
Cristina both of your painting are very expressive.
Christina, your bird of paradise does have a mystery about it. The black background really makes the flower stand out. Beautifully done. I love the way your horse's mane and tail are flying giving the horse lots of movement.
Jen, a wonderful pastel of your grandchildren. It turned out so well and the children may look a little younger but are great. Love your colours, especially in the shadows. You've captured a tender moment with the two children together waiting on their dog. Lovely
Liz, great results with the pastel and ink. You have really captured the boughs and have such a warm sunlight background. Nicely done.
Jan you did a great job on this bird. I really like how you achieved the glossy black feathers.
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Cristina your bird of paradise has the look of flames. Fantastic. The movement of the horse is great.
Jen you should be very proud of your pastel. The colors are wonderful. The trees and kids look great and the puppy seems to have found something interesting in the snow.
Liz great affect with the pastel and ink. The sunlight shines through very well.
Hello Cristina,
lively rendition of the flower in your instantly recognisable style.....my only comment would be that the petals could be a little smoother.
Again the horse is lively and I agree with Jen that the legs (and flank) need more attention. The textures of fore/ background are interesting but because there is little difference in tonal values the horse appears to be floating.
This may have been your intention (ref. your comment almost abstract) if so please ignore my comments!!!
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In the news I saw an American politician praying for growing stock market prices. The question being asked is about a specific usage of religion in a political process. Removing 50% of the context renders the whole question meaningless, but I was told, that I'm outing the politician, who outed himself inside a stadium, at a public event which was broadcasted in news worldwide.
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The University of San Francisco was once again ranked as a Tier One national university for 2010-2011 by U.S. News & World Report. USF was also ranked 27th nationwide for diversity among its undergraduate student population.
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According to reports provided by the Aiken Department of Public Safety:
A 60-year-old Aiken man reported on Thursday that someone took $360 in his clothing that he put in a dryer at a laundromat on Whiskey Road.
A 53-year-old Aiken woman was detained for disorderly conduct on Thursday after she was found passed out on the ground on Maurice Terrace and allegedly started fighting with neighbors who were trying to help her into her apartment.
Two unknown men shoplifted three bottles of liquor from a store on University Parkway on Wednesday.
A 62-year-old Aiken man reported a laptop and a cellphone stolen from his truck on Jehossee Drive on Wednesday.
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A 32-year-old North Augusta man was detained for shoplifting on Thursday after he tried to take several items from a store in Aiken Mall without paying.
A 16-year-old Williston girl reported that someone stole her cellphone after she left it on a table in the York Street restaurant at which she works.
A 44-year-old Aiken woman reported fraud on Thursday after an unknown person made an unauthorized transaction on her bank account.
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A 23-year-old North Augusta man was detained for disorderly conduct and simple possession of marijuana on Thursday after officers saw him fall down from a standing position outside a store on Jefferson Davis Highway in Warrenville. The man, who appeared to be intoxicated, said it was due to his low blood-sugar. The man was arrested after paramedics examined him and found his blood-sugar levels to be normal. He also had a quantity of green, leafy substance believed to be marijuana in his possession.
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A vehicle break-in was reported on Five Notch Road in North Augusta on Thursday. The owner reported a firearm missing from the vehicle, which was unlocked.
Vehicles were reported stolen from Graystone Drive in Beech Island and Barway Drive in Aiken.
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Things I liked:Accuracy, lightweight, short, and very well made that feels solid and comfortable to shoot. A very attractive gun ideal for small game, and easier to carry than a heavier spring piston.
Things I would have changed:The Talon SS CO2 is not as quiet as I expected. The firing mechanism is quite loud, and the report from the rifle is louder than I expected from a gun with a compensator. I have a .22 spring piston rifle that is slightly quieter than the Talon SS CO2. Also, the CO2 gun loses a little power if you shoot often in a short time period . Even though the Talon SS is a high quality gun, it is pretty expensive for a rifle that shoots slower than the average .22 springer.
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Things I liked:Looks cool. Lots of shots from Co2 tank. Trigger is decent. No pumping! Nice short gun.
Things I would have changed:Ergonomics. The tank makes for a lousy stock. Unless you get high scope mounts or the tri-rail accessory, your head will always be tilted looking through the scope. Of course raising the scope up higher makes sighting in the gun very range specific and some scopes won't have sufficient elevation adjustment which means drooper scope mounts (added cost). Scope is too high to begin with.
What others should know:Forget 700 FPS in .177 caliber. Mine is running around 595 FPS with a 7.9 grain pellet at 70 degrees F. Rather disappointing since I specifically wanted a new gun with a higher muzzle velocity than the others I have. I'll probably wind up trying HPA which then means adding a pump or scuba tank for refills. I would have been happy with the Co2 if it really produced 700 FPS as advertised. I realize Co2 is temperature sensitive but everything I've read seems to indicate that even at 85 degrees I may only be around 625 FPS. Overall, I wish I would have had a chance to try the gun before purchasing. Pyramyd's 15% re-stocking fee + shipping would mean I would be out $75 if I returned it at this point. I'm thinking the Benjamin Marauder may have been a better choice for me.
indeed, i went through 3 in .25 before giving up on getting a good one and buying a condor instead. even the stocks were shaped differently on them. qc is non-existent. The marauder is a chunk of lead weight wise too. it maxed out at 880fps with jsb exacts. all the of mine had either warped barrels and/or bad crowns.
Be cautious with the marauder as i have one that is really good and one that is a shere lemon. Quality control gun to gun is poor.
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The Aiken Mall, in the midst of foreclosure proceedings, will not go to auction on Monday as was initially planned.
U.S. Bank National Association, which serves as a trustee to the mortgage lenders, withdrew the 35-acre property from auction Friday, according to the Aiken County Master-in-Equity office.
The open bid process was set to begin at 11 a.m. at the Aiken County courthouse.
According to Clerk of Court records, Aiken Mall Acquisitions LLC, which owns about 35 acres at the mall, owes approximately $28.5 million, including interest and late fees, to U.S. Bank.
The mall has been emptying out over the years with several stores closing up shop or relocating. Anchor stores include Belk, Dillard's, JC Penney, Sears and Books-A-Million.
No explanation was given as far as U.S. Bank's decision to withdraw the auction process.
David Penix, a local commercial real estate consultant, indicated U.S. Bank may have withdrawn the request due to a increasingly positive outlook for the stock market and the economy.
"The record high stock market in the last month is probably the biggest reason to point to," Penix said. "That's probably why the investors changed their strategy at this point."
Michael Ulmer covers the county government beat for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since March 2013. He is a native of North Augusta and majored in political science at the University of South Carolina.
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The class is held in the Green/Jefferson conference room at the Wisconsin Department of Transportation District 1 office located at 2101 Wright Street, Madison, WI. Eight students must be registered and confirmed in order for a scheduled class to be held. Applications must be submitted with payment of approximately $118.00. A confirmation letter will be sent to participants at least one week before the scheduled class.
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Theater Oxford's rendition of the iconic 1987 play, Steel Magnolias opened Wednesday and runs through Sunday at The Powerhouse. Director Mike Ewing broke tradition and cast the show with actors who were deserving of the roles, even if they differed in appearance from the type of people traditionally cast in the roles. (August 24, 2012, Page 1B, 2B)


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In the interest of full disclosure, let it be known that the author of this article is married to the Mayor.Roughly four-dozen citizens (not all of them from Lyons) showed up at Monday night's Board of Trustees (BOT) meeting to voice their opinions and concerns at the second reading and public hearing for an ordinance on the proposed regulations and zoning for medical marijuana businesses in Lyons. There were, of course, the usual suspects; dispensary owners, employees, mothers against marijuana, teachers, preachers, and the now ubiquitous National Geographic Television crew. New to the mix, were a half dozen patients, who put an interesting, and up to this point mostly unheard, voice into the mix.
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Operation Re-Scrap, whose mission is to spark creativity by giving a second life to scraps, bobbles, and underappreciated craft and home décor supplies everywhere, is launching its first crafting consignment sale and handmade market this April 21 – 23 at The Ranch in Loveland. Operation Re-Scrap was founded last year by Kim Ivkov, a Lyons resident with a vision for reuse and up-cycling in the crafting world.
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After over fourteen months of negotiations, and six different drafts, the Town of Lyons and Boulder County finally reached an agreement on amending their Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) at Tuesday morning's County Commissioner's meeting in downtown Boulder. The Town of Lyons wished to amend the boundaries of the Lyons Planning Area
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Colorado's Arbor Day is officially the third Friday in April (04/15/11). This year the Town encourages residents to plant new trees on their property in strategic locations to begin to subsidize the number of older trees that won't be with us much longer, or may have been damaged due to drought, disease, or high winds.
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In a meeting that harkened back to the "bad old days" (I've only been covering these meetings for the last four years, what do I know?), the Board of Trustees (BOT) held a workshop from 5:30 to 7 p.m., and then went right into their regularly scheduled meeting at 7. They didn't finish up till just after 11p.m. Phew!
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I am very disappointed with this grinder. As a former Starbucks barista I wanted a coffee grinder that would grind beans finer than the regular household models. The machine would not work at all... and I had to return it and am hesitant about purchasing a new one. Very very poor quality, lack of insturctions included in the box and no problem shooting guide in box. Instead you had to go to a website. My computer is not in my kitchen and it is a huge hassle to have to do that. So all in all, I would not buy this one again but buy one that is more commerical grade with better insturctional support and accessible customer service.
I've been using this coffee grinder for over 5 years. It has survived a power surge and more than one espresso machine. I went through an average of 2 cheap coffee grinders a year before I finally invested in this little beast of a coffee grinder. This product does not spread coffee all over the counter because it has an anti-static feature that works well. I would recommend this item any day. It is one of my most-loved kitchen appliances, and I would buy it again in a heartbeat, but I don't think I'll need to any time soon!
Excellent burr mechanism. Grind adjustment is easy to use. First shipment the hopper bin (plastic) was broken. Starbucks sent me another grinder, wasn't easy but they did give me an extra 5% off so they made it worth my while & i continue to be impressed with their service.
This was a major upgrade from my previous burr grinder. Super consistent grind and very fast. The opening fits a portafilter no problem. I purchased the "portaholder" from a different website (wasn't on Starbucks store), but it's not really worth the money. It doesn't allow a portafilter in far enough to allow the grinds to drop in the middle, so you have to take it out and shake it several times because the coffee all lands off to the back edge and is thus quite lopsided. By itself this is a wonderful grinder, functions and looks great!
We enjoy espresso and like to make it home (in addition to purchasing it from our local Starbucks cafe). When my old burr grinder stopped working, I went to the Starbucks' website to see if they had a replacement. I did some research and found that the Virtuoso had good reviews. That, combined with a reasonable price, convinced me to order it. So glad that I did - the grinder is easy to adjust and looks nice on the counter. More importantly, it grinds the beans just right. After some experimenting, I found that #3 setting creates the best grind for espresso; creates a nice crema and delicious taste. Also pleased with the speed of shipping. In short, excellent grinder and customer service. Would definitely recommend.
This grinder was an upgrade for me, trying to find a cost effective way to make espresso at home. The fine grind options on this grinder immediately improved my ability to pull good espresso shots at home.
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The static free bin works very well. Static in the ground coffee from my old grinder was a mess and a problem.
I have worked for Starbucks for 4 years. I am a shift supervisor and a Coffee Master.
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One small problem. The silicon feet that the unit rests on are not unifom in thickness so the grinder rocks on its base. I will probably sand them down.
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Welcome back students! School is just around the corner. Antlers Public Schools will start classes on Monday, August 22, 2011 at 8:00 a.m.
When the month of August hits the first thing that many people think about is that it is almost time to go back to school. This is the time to start redefining routines in your child's life. Physicals must be completed, immunizations checked and brought up to date, bed times reestablished and I would suggest some light reading to get your children back in the groove before the first day of class.
This year there will also be new bus routes as far as drop off and pickups are concerned, mainly due to the construction of the new building. And as always, we urge motorists to watch for students coming and going!
On Monday, August 22, the high school students need to report to the auditorium first thing in the morning at 8:00 a.m. We are encouraging all students to be on time throughout the year.
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Most of us will never know the feeling of being asked to be a member of Augusta National Golf Club. It's a difficult process just obtaining a ticket to attend the Masters each year.
Condoleezza Rice and Darla Moore are accomplished women, and the world learned of their admission to Augusta National as the club's first female members on Monday.
Augusta National broke from its 80-year tradition of inviting men only to become members of the club that annually hosts the Masters.
Membership to Augusta National is a private matter. Members at the club rarely address the media or discuss club business or procedures.
Women's activist Martha Burk campaigned for admission of women to the elite club beginning in 2003. Hootie Johnson, who was the club's chairman at the time, explained that the club would not bow to pressure and admit women as members. They would follow normal policy and procedure.
Augusta National has a longstanding policy of granting membership to the president or chief operating officer of companies that become sponsors of the Masters.
In October 2011, IBM installed Virginia Rometty as president and chief executive officer. Questions were asked if Augusta National would honor its policy of granting membership to Ms. Rometty?
With no female members, Augusta National found itself digging a deeper hole for itself over the question of whether to allow women members.
Do you think there were discussions about the admission of Rometty as a member versus losing IBM's sponsorship?
IBM likely had more influence on the admission of women as members at Augusta National than Martha Burk or public outcry could ever hope to have.
Augusta National Chairman Billy Payne explained that membership to the club is a deliberate procedure. A candidate is mentioned among the members and that person goes through a five- or six-year process to determine suitability prior to being officially asked to become a member.
Condoleezza Rice and Darla Moore may have been discussed as possible members for several years among the membership at Augusta National but it seems that their official invitations may have been hastened by the predicament the club found itself in with no women members and a new woman president of one of its sponsoring companies.
As most things in this world, the decision to admit Rice and Moore as members to Augusta National was driven more by a monetary consideration than a moral obligation to correct a sexual inequality issue among the membership.
For whatever reason Augusta National decided to admit women members, it is a momentous occasion and should be applauded.
The last bastion of male dominance in the golf world now becomes the Royal & Ancient.
Has Augusta National forced the door open for the R&A to add women to its illustrious membership?
"These accomplished women share our passion for the game of golf, and both are well known and respected by our membership. It will be a proud moment when we present Condoleezza and Darla their green jackets when the club opens this fall."
— Augusta National chairman Billy Payne after Augusta National invited former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and South Carolina financier Darla Moore to become the first female members since the club was founded in 1932.
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