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Yeah, that's the program thing I was talking about that I picked up at the Hampton Inn and Suites at Riverplace.

I forgot to post this, but if you go into the lobby of the Hampton Inn and Suites at Riverplace and pick up the u.s. pro cycling brochure if their still there on the desk right across from the check-in counter, there will be a thing on the rails to trails program in the city of Greenville. I'll take a pic of it and post it on here tomorrow.

I highly doubt Richland county will pass Greenville County in population anytime soon.

Not only are there signs covering the old Greenville Mall signs, but there are large wooden signs up all along the site next to Woodruff Rd. Also, it shows the Harper Corp. emblem or whatever you want to call it on the bottom right of the wooden signs, so they must be doing work on this project.

Thank you. Currently, the SCDOT does not have enough federal funding or state funding to implement something of this magnitude. Hopefully sometime in the future though, they'll be able too. Man, I can't wait until this November to watch the republican party fall apart. Has anybody noticed gas prices have been dropping a ton lately? That's due to the oil companies lowering the prices on purpose to help the republican party. Hopefully, it doesn't work.

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Signs for Magnolia Park Town Center are now up on the Greenville Mall site next to Woodruff Rd.

That's unfortunately what I am saying. They put too much burden on the teams that came to the Bi-Lo Center and made them pay more money to the GAD then they actually had. Basically, they bite off more than they could chew. That's part of the reason all of these teams have all failed along with lack of attendance due to high ticket prices. I hate to say it, but if they want another team there to survive for at least a decade, their going to have to make tax payers give more money to pay off the Bi-Lo Center and less on the teams. Currently, the arena is in debt and doesn't have enough events to economically support itself. If a sports team comes back to the arena, it will most likely only survive 3-4 years with the current situation the arena is in unless attendance is really good.

Yeah, along with work too. Nah, I would never turn down a vacation to the beach unless there was a hurricane coming of course. I wouldn't ever live there, but I sure would keep taking vacations there.

I'm not sure why I didn't think about having both sports there seeing how they play different times of the year. I must be tired or something this morning. The problem with the GAD is that they put too much of a burden on the sports teams that play at the Bi-Lo Center to pay off the arena and not enough on tax payers. Basically, the GAD was biting off more than they could chew. They were taking I think like 75% of all the money the Grrrowl made and used it to pay off the arena and that's one of the main reasons the team failed along with lack of attendance due to high ticket prices.

I'm sorry for being a real jerk to everybody lately, but the old and better me is back.

Great photo, Trey.

I will begin posting pics of Greenville beginning in the next couple of days. If you would like to use my photos without permission or copyright, you may do so. I don't have a problem with it all.

...and I say we have too many football teams, as it is. The last thing we need is more football. The only good thing is that it would be in the spring instead of fall. Bring back the Grrrowl.

Here is some good news. Judge denies motion in ICAR suit: http://greenvilleonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/...INESS/608310332