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I love technology. I hate technology. I get so frustrated with technology. All of the above. That’s my generation and definitely me. My friend Marty is a tech wizard, while my wife is still using computers primarily for e-mail. I’m somewhat in the middle with my knowledge and depth of tech use and dependence, though…
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AFP editor Chris Graham remembers his days as a candidate for office as he prepares to cover tonight’s 25th District debate. His feeling on the value of such events – eh, he could take ’em or leave ’em. Facebook Video. Length: 3:57.
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ACORN, the faith-based groups, all of them. Don’t use my money on social engineering. AFP editor Chris Graham is fired up. Facebook Video. Length: 2:02.
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Jimmy Carter is the first president I remember. I was 4 when he was elected in 1976, and in elementary school when the two girls who were the bus patrol on Bus #133 used to entertain us with a modified version of the Oscar Meyer advertising jingle. “My president has a first name, It’s J-I-M-M-Y….
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Free speech is one thing. But what about what you’re saying? AFP editor Chris Graham explores the controversy over Confederate Battle Flags at Broadway High School, and Southern heritage. Facebook Video. Length: 4:05.
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The lean years aren’t over. That’s it in a nutshell. Tony Bennett and whoever ends up replacing Al Groh are going to need some time to turn things around at The University. AFP editor Chris Graham muses on the topic in today’s Daily Rant. Facebook Video. Length: 4:34.
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U.S. Sen. Jim Webb talks with reporters after a naturalization ceremony in Staunton on Monday on topics including U.S. policy in Afghanistan, immigration reform and health-care reform. Facebook Video. Length: 4:29.
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25th District Democratic Party nominee Greg Marrow talks with voters at a house party in Waynesboro on Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009. Facebook Video. Length: 19:27.
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Democratic Party attorney-general nominee Steve Shannon speaks briefly with voters in Waynesboro Saturday morning, Sept. 19. Facebook Video. Length: 1:03.
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The United Way of Greater Augusta is opening up a mid-year funding process to community agencies through Community Impact Mini-Grants that will distribute $50,000 in an open application process to agencies across the Greater Augusta region.
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