Spinning Demonstration At USC Aiken Textile Exhibit
Mary Alice Mathis of North Augusta demonstrates spinning wool into thread at the Textile Art Exhibit opening in USC Aiken SAC. She plans to raise two sheep to ensure a wool supply for her family and to provide pets for her children. The exhibit runs through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. as part of Textile Week in Aiken and Augusta.
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Aiken Community Mourns Loss of Bill Taylor at Du Pont
Bill Taylor research manager at Savannah River Laboratory died after a wreck near Talmadge Hospital. A Clemson electrical engineer and Army veteran, he led isotope separation work using lasers and helped develop the Defense Waste Processing Facility. Tina Taylor donated her organs. Marshall Taylor aided church youth programs.
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Heat pumps explained as efficient energy movers
The text explains heat pumps move heat rather than generate it, pulling warmth from outdoor air in winter and exporting indoor heat in summer. It notes SCE&G does not sell heat pumps but advises investigation, arguing electricity is valuable and should not be wasted.
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