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THIS AND THAT: Making plans for the billion-dollar prize

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By Jeff Wallace
| The Aiken Standard Verified
Wednesday morning as I sit at my computer desk, I’m thinking about $1 billion. That is the winning amount the Powerball lottery is expected to reach for the day’s drawing. A billion dollars — $1,000,000,000 — that’s a lot of zeroes. What would I do with a billion dollars? Purchase a luxury villa in Saint-Tropez? Perhaps a chalet in Vail? Or an estate on the beach in Maui? Oh, and cars. I could get a Ferrari, a Lamborghini or a Rolls? With a billion dollars, I might as well get all three.
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THIS AND THAT: Destination: Fresh locally grown produce

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By Jeff Wallace
| The Aiken Standard Verified
Do you crave some fresh fruits and vegetables? Does your mouth water over home-made cakes, cookies and pies? Will a loaf of freshly-baked bread bring back memories of childhood kitchens and their tummy-turning smells? Want to add some jam or honey to a slice? If any of these hit the mark, the Aiken County Farmers Market might just be the place to go.
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THIS AND THAT: Is the lowly penny headed for extinction? Original

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By Jeff Wallace
| The Aiken Standard Verified
A penny for your thoughts? Not anymore. The penny used to be a piece of money that meant something. Bubblegum, penny candy, penny loafers all required the 1-cent piece. But rising prices have seen its usefulness dwindle in recent years. It used to be when I paid $5 for an item that cost $2.76, the change that came back was $2.24 — two singles, two dimes and four pennies. But that is no longer the case.
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