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At home, Michael and Lauren argue with Fen about him seeing a therapist. He wants Carmine arrested. His phone dings. Fen flips out and shows his parents. Lauren gasps and stammers. Fen tells her not to bother talking. Michael vows Carmine will pay. He can't believe they made a sex reel. Lauren had no idea about it. She apologizes. Suddenly, Lauren realizes Carmine didn't just send it to Fen - he posted in online. She goes ballistic.
At Crimson Lights, Adam and Phyllis taunt each other about being invited to the charity gala for MS. Adam says maybe Nicholas will have a go at him publicly. Phyllis doubts he'll go. Adam wonders what could keep him away. Phyllis won't discuss it. He muses that he could always ask Blabby Abby or Summer. Phyllis warns him away from Summer and eventually blurts that Summer's not Nick's daughter, she's Jack. Adam digests the news that Nick was behind it. Phyllis says Nick will always be a better man than him.
At the tackhouse, Victoria reels from Nick's news about Summer not being his daughter. She says she's sorry and they embrace. Vikki talks to Nick about Billy's gambling putting her and Johnny in danger. Nick offers to knock some sense into him. Vikki tells him to focus on Summer, but admits she's scared she'll never trust Billy again. Nick worries about losing Avery. Vikki knows Nick believed Summer was his; she knows what's in his heart. Nick says she also knows what's in Billy's heart. Vikki feels that doesn't erase what he's done. She reassures Nick that Avery will forgive him and Nick advises her to consider everything before deciding about her marriage.
Phyllis arrives at Michael and Lauren's. Lauren is about to leave. Michael tells Phyllis that Lauren needs a friend and goes. Lauren blows out but Phyllis brings her back. Lauren tells her about Fen overdosing and the sex video. She says she wants that bastard dead. Later, Lauren tells Fen she's going out. Fen says she's a real hit with his friends and leaves. Lauren paces.
At home, Victor looks at a headline about the fundraiser gala and calls someone to come to the ranch. Adam soon arrives. They banter back and forth. Melanie comes up. They argue over who used her. Adam says it must be rough having a son he can't trust. "Have you spoken to Nicholas lately?" Victor asks him to keep Summer's paternity to himself. Adam muses that Nick screwed over Jack in a way even Victor couldn't. "That is epic." Victor says Nick made an error in judgement and warns Adam about reveling in it. He doesn't think Adam knows what it means to be in this family. They argue heatedly. Victor hollers that Summer is a Newman. Adam complains that he has his blood but constantly has to prove himself worthy. Victor has tried with Adam, who fights him all the way. Adam suggests a clean slate with complete trust. Outside, Adam phones someone to proceed with the matter they discussed. Inside, Victor phones someone to keep an eye on things. "Something is going on."
Michael meets the GC Buzz guy at Boulevard and asks him to take Carmine's video down. The guy refuses. Michael reminds him he used to be the D.A. The guy won't budge without an injunction. Carmine sidles over. "See any good videos lately?" Chloe notices the tension and suggests Billy intervene. He does and Michael leaves. Billy credits Chloe for helping him recently and she goes. Billy asks Carmine to take out the trash. Outside, Michael aims a gun at him.
Phyllis arrives at the tackhouse. Nick says he was filling Victoria in. Phyllis wonders if she found a way to blame her. Victoria puts her arms around Phyllis, who is stunned that she's sympathetic. Vikki goes. Phyllis tells Nick she went to see Michael. They have legal issues to address. Nick worries Summer will want to change her name. Phyllis assures him she loves him to infinity.
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I'm fortunate to have some duplicate copies of fine art prints — most were freebies from conferences and workshops. Originally, I divided a few prints into rectangular sections for grid drawings but after inheriting a felt board I started using them as a puzzle (click image at left to enlarge). When students had free time they loved working on these giant puzzles. And I loved finding a new purpose for existing materials that can do double duty and extend learning. Below is how to create each activity.
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- Select a duplicate print to cut up into pieces. Remember you can use posters from inserts in publications like School Arts, your state art education publications, National Art Education Association publications or vendor freebies.
- Use a paper cutter to divide the art print into even sized pieces. Each art print will measure slightly differently due to its size. Cut up a large supply of blank paper the same size as the art print pieces for students to do their grid drawings on.
- Glue directions on the back of each art print piece and number them (see example). Having the directions on the back of each piece allows students to work independently when they finish regular assignments. Click here to print Art Puzzle Directions for students.
- Laminate all the art print pieces and cut them out. Remember cutting out laminate is a great job for student helpers in the art room (see odd art jobs).
- Store the art print and blank paper pieces in a gallon sized zip-lock plastic bag. On your storage bag record the artist, name of the artwork and the number of art print pieces. (Knowing the number of pieces makes clean-up and sorting easier.) Zip-lock bags are on the student supply lists at my school. I asked a home room teacher for an extra box to use in the art room. Check with the teachers in your building.
- Introduce the group grid drawing activity to your classes and store the pieces in a box, basket or container that they can easily access when they complete their regular work. Make sure to create a place to turn in completed grid drawings as well as store drawings still in progress.
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- Take the newly created art print pieces for grid drawing and add Velcro or magnets to the back of each one. This is another great job for students (see odd art jobs). What you use depends on your preferences and what you have on hand.
- Velcro is great on felt boards and carpets. Kids can easily work on a puzzle in groups in a carpeted area. If you don't have a carpet area you can take a piece of the Velcro's hook side to a discount store and find an inexpensive throw rug. Local flooring companies might be willing to donate carpet samples or remnant pieces. There are also lots of inexpensive ways to construct a felt board. Here is a link to one creative solution I found. How to Make a Felt Board. Find the "U Loop" fabric for velcro board online here.
- Magnets are a perfect option for any classroom because almost everyone has a magnetic chalkboard or whiteboard surface that can be immediately utilized. If you have art on a cart or travel to another building you're almost always guaranteed to have a magnetic surface at your disposal. Other options to consider are magnetic dry erase easels, magnetic paint or even cookie sheets depending on the art puzzle size.
- Store art puzzle pieces in a labeled zip-lock bag along with the blank paper for the group grid drawings and place in an area easily accessible to students.
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How cute are these? I saw the scallop shell/coral tote at the Dartmouth Target this weekend and I'm sorry I didn't pick it up. It is adorable, and the price makes it that much more appealing. It is also a great size, larger than a magazine. It would look great with all of your J. Crew spring metallics!
On another topic...does anyone remember when Banana Republic was first popular, and they had beautiful white linen shirts, khaki shorts, pants, and skirts....natural leather bags...very Out of Africa (my favorite movie). I miss that BR. I wish they'd bring back a vintage line. Does anyone else remember this?
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OH YES I DO remember the Out of Africa BR days, and LOVED them! I also saw these bags in Target yesterday...I'm considering the Linen/Gold one, but would really like to get it on sale. :)ReplyDelete
That gold and linen one is gorgeous! I sure could use a new bag too... Well, more like I sure want one. ;)ReplyDelete
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Please excuse drred for his/her comments. He/she is under the grand illusion the he/she knows more about Paterno than anyone else ever has. Big question is...how did Paterno let drred down in the past...did he not recruit you? Your extreme hatred over these boards says drred has an agenda...
Sara...the following is an exact quote of a statement you yourself wrote in this article..."They quickly decided action was needed, assembled and made the tough decision to fire Spanier and Paterno." This is simply not true. Spanier was not fired. Call it a technicality if you wish, but it's still wrong. Your lack of accuracy makes me question everything you write.
Additionally, these comments were made by FOUR members of the board. Even the 13 that met with the NY Times were not even close to majority. Are we to blindly believe that their statements represent the majority of the board? Or is it just an attempt to cover things up as they are not willing to hold a public meeting. Rather they intend to hide behind the press.
maven...you do not know...good statement...keep it in mind with every post you make.
godfather....names? you're complaining about a poster who is pro Paterno calling someone names? perhaps you should look at all the name calling anti Paterno posters are doing...just saying...it's definitely on both sides
maven...perhaps you should ask yourself those very same questions prior to posting...
drred....show me the proof that he hasn't
drred...that may be your definition of a hater...mine is someone who thinks for even a second that they have to right to be judge and jury over someone without a decision being made in a court of law...thank God our country has a legal system in place...otherwise, people like you might have a case...but as it stands...you don't.
maven...and how exactly did he do you wrong?????
maven...appears to be a much more cowardly approach...it it the approach you would have chosen?
Hahahahaha Patriot News...Paterno spoke first to the Washington Post, a nationally recognized media entity...you must be devastated that he didn't come to you first and foremost since you are the "authority" on all things involving Penn State football.
maven...very interesting...talking about sin...can you please provide the biblical reference that supports what you state above?
dist...stupid? Point was proved by the town hall meeting in Philly. 'Nuff said.
drred...why would anyone put any faith in ESPN's reporting regarding this matter? They held on to tapes that evidenced a college coach abusing children for over ten years...and still they look the other way...sorry...ESPN continues to show their journalistic hypocrisy.
dist...as it is their job to investigate in a timely manner...not put an investigation on hold while their leader runs a political campaign...and collects campaign contributions at the institution where the ALLEGED crime occurred.
drred...you just showed once again how truly clueless you are...then again...congrats on your number of posts...and to think you just signed up yesterday.
Please continue to live in your own fantasyland...you've made it clear you have no idea of how a police force functions at large universities.
catalac...thanks...someone else who actually knows how the law works in this situation..
Sounds like they don't want to answer any more questions concerning the topic. Do they truly believe this statement will be enough to satify folks? To assume so would be laughable. Will be interesting to see how they handle questions on this topic tonight.
Will Sara be double checking her tweets this time to make sure there are no typos?
exactly dist...and that is why your comments will never hold water...stick to your dream world online...after all, it's the only place your dreams will come true...
Just because you say it's factual doesn't make it so...how can one be certain there source is telling the truth? This can only happen if the reporter was at the game. If that were true, why would they report that Joyner was there when he actually wasn't. You can change the story all you want...FACT is that a person was identified as being there when he was in another country. Why not check things more thoroughly before publishing?


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HILLSVILLE -- Carroll County senior Kayla Goins posted a triple-double for the second time in three days as the Cavaliers withstood a challenge by Abingdon, taking a 56-46 win in a Southwest District game Friday. Carroll County (11-3 overall, 5-0 district) was outscored in the middle two quarters by the Falcons (3-8, 1-4) and led just 35-34 entering the fourth quarter before pulling away down the stretch.
HILLSVILLE -- Once again, Carroll County found itself in the middle of a physical, low-scoring dogfight with Graham.
Galax roared out of the blocks and took a 19-point halftime lead, thumping Fort Chiswell 81-57 in a Mountain Empire District game Wednesday in Galax.
NARROWS -- Galax fell behind by 16 points after just eight minutes and could never recover, suffering a 71-47 loss to Narrows in a Mountain Empire District boys' game Friday. The Green Wave (8-3 overall, 2-0 district) raced out to a 24-8 lead after the first quarter and was never threatened the rest of the way. Narrows knocked down a dozen 3-pointers on the night, including six b
INDEPENDENCE -- Fort Chiswell scored the game's first eight points and never looked back, coasting to a 64-27 win over Grayson County in a Mountain Empire District girls' game Friday. Carlytta Hamm scored from underneath to cap an 8-0 Pioneer run to open the game, and Fort Chiswell closed the first quarter with seven straight points, taking a 17-3 lead on Elizabeth Waller's layup.
INDEPENDENCE -- The 3-pointer is overrated, anyway. Grayson County drew a blank when it came to the long ball but managed 82 points the old-fashioned way, running past Fort Chiswell 82-69 in a Mountain Empire District boys' game Friday. The Blue Devils (10-2 overall, 3-0 district) did most of their damage in the first two quarters, jumping out to a 50-27 lead at halftime.
HILLSVILLE — A Carroll County man lost his home at 6742 Poplar Camp Road in a Monday morning fire.
Emergency officials report that Delton Newman's home, a single-wide trailer that had been added on to, caught fire at about 8:47 a.m. Monday.
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RICHMOND — Republican delegate and Virginia House Majority Leader Morgan Griffith is considering a run for the U.S. House of Representatives seat held by Democrat Rick Boucher of Abingdon.
Griffith said he has had conversations with people in the district and officials from the National Republican Congressional Committee about challenging Boucher, but is far from making a decision about seeking the seat in the November election.
Providers could see sharp cuts in Medicaid payments at a time when the need is greater than ever before.
Virginia's hospitals, such as Twin County Regional, are attempting the delicate balancing act of asking legislators to spare Medicaid from deep cuts, while acknowledging the state faces a significant budget shortfall of $4.2 billion.
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INDEPENDENCE — A Galax man charged with seven felony counts of taking indecent liberties with a child has been found not guilty in Grayson Circuit Court.
Grayson County Commonwealth's Attorney Douglas Vaught told The Gazette that David Dove was found not guilty in a bench trial after two full days of testimony.
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I don't know what show the poster was watching, but I was watching the show I have watched for 34 years....the show that introduced the greatest romance of television history...Reva and Josh. The writers gave what the true, long time, dedicated fans wanted....Josh and Reva. I thought the actors (especially Robert and Kim) gave amazing performances in the last episode (not to mention for years), and can you imagine their emotions at the time of shooting these last scences!
I was a bit disappointed that there wasn't some closure to Jeffrey and Edmund. But Jeffrey did say that when he killed Edmund he would go home. So I guess we know he is still looking or he is gone. I wish we knew though. I will have to use my own imagination. Soooo, you know it starts again! Josh & Reva marry, Jeffrey shows up and since he is alive Josh & Reva aren't really married. Who does she really want to be with and on and on and on! See they still live!
:D I'm sorry you feel that way...I LOVEd THAT SHOW...WHY DID U WATCH IT FOR 9 YEARS IF U DIDN'T LIKE IT...?! Honestly there where a lot of things left undone.but seeing reva and josh back together was enough for me..i didn't care where jeffery was...sorry..
Guiding Light used to be my favorite soap. I quit watching when they changed the filming. Nothing in Springfield was how I had pictured it for so many years that it totally turned me off, I just couldn't get into it anymore. I started watching again in the end so I could see the old characters return, I liked how they brought relationships back from the old days. While this was good I thought the end was lacking something. They should have taken more than one episode to flash forward and tie up loose ends.
I don't blame the first poster for the way they feel about the show.
I loved the last episode...my imagination is in full gear, making up scenarios of what all the characters are doing now!
Quote bdsdro: I agree with the original poster, the finale was flubbed, BIG TIME! They left one of the biggest stories, UNFINISHED, and that just sucks. Reva never found out Jeffrey was alive? Jonathan never told her? Jeffrey died, or never made it home? Reva's reunion with Josh is based on a lie, and that was a lazy way to end this show.
My sentiments exactly, very poor writing, and not a nice ending to faithful viewers.
I think they did the best they could with the low budget they were given. it was clear how stingy the budget was everything was either in a field or in the park. some story lines could have been tied up a little better especially the Jeffery and Edmond. I agreed with most of pairings. just sorry it had to end.
Quote bdsdro: I agree with the original poster, the finale was flubbed, BIG TIME! They left one of the biggest stories, UNFINISHED, and that just sucks. Reva never found out Jeffrey was alive? Jonathan never told her? Jeffrey died, or never made it home? Reva's reunion with Josh is based on a lie, and that was a lazy way to end this show.
Some of it I liked, like Mindy and Michelle coming back. Jonathan and Sara moving back was good for the ending also, but there were to many things that was totally absurd. The one thing that really made me mad was the writers making it look like Rafe could ever join the US Army. Here is the two biggest reasons Rafe could never ever join the Army.
Some of the medical conditions you cannot enter the military with include diabetes, drug/alcohol addiction, high blood pressure, deafness, asthma and a host of others. Moral disqualifyers include things such as too many minor and traffic offenses, as well as felonies.
I found this very insulting to our Members of the U.S. Army.
I thought the last episode was well thought out and the writers tried to make everybody happy, which we all know is impossible. i would have liked to see harley come back and cassie even if only for a short appearance but even that is how life goes. sometimes you really cant go home again and maybe springfield held too much pain for those characters the only thing i might have done differently if i were in charge were to have reva and jeffery be together and josh and cassie get back together just cause i really liked cassie and she went through so much and josh was really good to her but i realize that most viewers really would have been upset by this so im fine with the way it turned out. the best part for me was phillip living and he and beth reuniting as well as rick and mindy and blake and frank. overall i really liked how it ended except ofcourse that it ended.
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Softball | Saturday, March 5, 2005
Bearcat Softball Shutdown Lewis & Clark
PORTLAND, OR — Kim Boscacci scored twice and Lindsey Braun had a pair of RBI as the Willamette University softball team scored four times in the sixth inning to take a 6-3 win over Lewis & Clark in game 2 of a doubleheader win in Portland Saturday afternoon.
Boscacci was 2-4 with a pair of runs scored and an RBI. Braun was 1-3 with a pair of RBI. Cari Schruth, the Bearcats' leadoff hitter had four stolen bases in the game. She was 1-3 with one run scored. Liz Gilgan was also 1-3 with a run scored and an RBI.
Brittney Tachara pitched 5 1/3 innings of one-hit ball with nine strikeouts. Brittany Dearing picked up the save.
In the opener, the Bearcats scored three times in the top of the sixth to erase a 2-1 Pioneer lead. Schruth and Braun each had an RBI. Molly Barnes was 2-3 with a run scored. The Bearcats managed only four hits off Janet Freerks and Roxy Rittmaster, but three of the four runs scored off Freerks were unearned.
Dearing got the win with three innings of one-hit relief. Gilgan started and pitched the first two innings. Laura Milne pitched 1 2/3 innings of scoreless ball.
For the season, the Bearcats are now 3-2 overall, 2-0 NWC. The Pioneers fall to 0-4 overall and 0-2 in the NWC.
The two teams face off again Sunday, this time at Willamette Field. The games begin at noon.


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GARRETT — A 0-14 start to the Eagles' season notwithstanding, Churubusco's three games prior to Saturday night had gone down to the wire.
Only one resulted in an Eagle win, but it would be hard to doubt their moxie. Saturday night in Garrett, the Railroaders derailed Churubusco's recent run of close games, as the Eagles were beaten soundly 54-38.
"We didn't play as well as we've been playing," said Churubusco head coach Mike McBride. "Unfortunately, it was a night where we didn't perform as well we would have liked."
Churubusco's largest deficit in the game was 26 points.
The Groundhog Day match-up felt like the Bill Murray movie of the same name, as Garrett repeatedly outscored Churubusco in each of the first three quarters.
The Eagles were outdone 15-8 in the first quarter, 13-5 in the second and 16-7 in the third.
The Eagles made 30 percent of their field goal attempts, hitting 4-of-18 3-point shots and going 6-for-10 from the free-throw line.
Churubusco trailed 52-27 with 1:45 in the fourth quarter. The Eagles finished the game with a 11-2 run that yielded the 54-38 final.
T.J. Campbell, Luke Lillmars and Cory Sarrazin each scored six points to lead 'Busco.
Beau Barkley stuffed the stat sheet with three points, six rebounds, two assists and three steals.
Hayden Kilgore contributed five points and pulled down six rebounds.
Not appearing in the score book for the Eagles was Brent Simmons. In 12 minutes on the court, he did not score. Simmons left the game early with a nagging ankle sprain he had suffered last week at Central Noble.
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More than 500 families benefited from efficient wood-burning stoves that cut by more than half the quantity of wood normally used whilst they avoid smoke inside the home. Both the home and community environment have improved -and women and children who usually collect wood or purchase it have their work reduced.
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More than 380 families now live in newly constructed homes that are the primary line of defence against Chagas disease. This debilitating and eventually fatal disease has no cure and is transmitted by an insect that bites its victims while they sleep, leaving behind the infection.
Plan has developed the basis for achieving community involvement for the development of actions to protect children through the creation of municipal committees, known as community ombudsmen. It is also done in conjunction with the community, work to promote health rights for children 0 to 6 years and adolescents with sexual and reproductive rights and women.
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Over 50 schools have been improved in ways that go beyond repairs or additional classrooms; there is an integrated approach that includes construction, teacher training, school books, training of parent associations and student governments.
Lempira is next to last in educational achievement in the country; this project will contribute to a very significant change.
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We help to form and train child participation groups to become active in their communities and municipalities. In La Paz, more than 25 groups exist.
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Of all Central American countries, Honduras has the highest rates of HIV and AIDS. To increase knowledge about this disease, 1,200 high school students participated in a training programme that prepared them, their teachers and parents with skills to deal with the problem.
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Santa's Carbon Footprint
In 2008, IDC completed a Carbon Footprint Analysis of the top gifts likely to be on Christmas lists that year. As it was such a success, the organizaion decided to repeat this process again this year analyzing everything from books, to tablets, to cooking utensils. The result is that the carbon footprint of the top Christmas gifts in 2012 has had a decrease of 15% since the analysis in 2008.
Each year the popular presents change, so it can be difficult to compare like with like, but this suggests that manufacturers have become more conscious of their CO2 emissions over the years.
Overall CO2 Analysis
For the analysis, IDC used the LCA Calculator - a sustainable design tool that assesses carbon footprint quickly and accurately.
In comparison to the 2008 survey (where calculations were made on spreadsheets) this method was much more time efficient and accurate. This process involved analyzing the carbon dioxide emissions associated with all the stages of a product's life cycle; from the materials it is made from, to the manufacturing processes, transport and the energy used by the product.
The carbon emissions for the top gifts this year are as follows:
|#9 - Shamballa Bracelet - 0.18 kg CO2
|#8 - Grippy Pad - 0.2 kg CO2
|#7 - Jaimie's 15 Minute Meals Cookbook - 7 kg CO2
|#6 - Oral B Professional Toothbrush - 11 kg CO2
|#5 - The Cube Board Game - 13 kg CO2
|#4 - Nerf Elite Hail Fire Blaster - 15 kg CO2
|#3 - Kindle Fire HD - 46 kg CO2
|#2 - Just Dance 4 Video Game - 52 kg CO2
|#1 - Tefal Acti-Fry - 134 kg CO2
The graph below shows a quick comparison of the highest and lowest impact items (click for a larger view).
Devices with electronics gave the biggest carbon footprints (such as Tefal Actifry), due to the great amount of energy required to produce the components and batteries, and the energy they consume in use. At the other end of the scale, paper goods, such as books and plastic items (e.g. the Grippy Pad) gave relatively small emissions.
It is interesting to note that while the Tefal Actifry has relatively small CO2 emissions at the manufacturing stage, it is the product use which has contributed to its overall high CO2 score.
The results have revealed a wide range of carbon emissions, which should help consumers become more aware about the environmental impact of products. With growing consumer concern about carbon emissions, product designers and manufacturers are under increasing pressure to start a new generation of more environmentally-friendly products.
IDC's Managing Director, Stephen Knowles commented; "Research shows that around 80% of the environmental impact of products is determined by the decisions made by the designers of the product. So while consumers can influence emissions with their buying decisions, the real breakthroughs occur when marketers, designers and engineers work together to create greener products with unique sales propositions. Judging by the CO2 results calculated in 2008 and 2012, it is clear that that while some companies are ignoring the issue of carbon foot printing and environmental impact, the more forward thinking companies are engaging with the idea of product life cycle impacts and will get the rewards of sustainable business growth - not just this Christmas but into the future."
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Justices Strike Death Penalty In Child Rape; Ruling Reserves Capital Punishment For Those Who Kill
Professor Jeffrey L. Fisher is quoted in The Daily Journal about yesterday's Supreme Court decision striking down the death penalty for a child rape conviction:
WASHINGTON - A sharply divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the Constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment bars states from executing defendants for the crime of child rape, the latest blockbuster ruling from the court that limits the use of capital punishment.
Striking down a Louisiana statute that allowed the execution of child rapists, moderate conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, joined by the court's four liberal justices, wrote a broad opinion holding that the death penalty is not available for crimes against individuals that do not result in the death of the victim.
Stanford University law professor Jeffery Fisher, who argued and won the case for Kennedy, said the court correctly adhered to its previously articulated view that the death penalty needed to be limited to a very narrow class of offenders.
"I think the court's quite right," Fisher said. "There's really no good way to contain it once you move beyond cases where the victim dies."


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Three Batavia men, including two firefighters accused of running an illegal gambling operation pleaded guilty Tuesday.
Gregory Phillips, Brian Bordinaro, both firefighters, and 41-year-old Lance Engle pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of promoting gambling. The plea is a reduced charge from the felony charge of enterprise corruption that was one of their original charges.
The three were running sport books and police believe their client list was extensive.
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Thursday, January 22, 2009
Is it time to buy the British Pound?
The British pound has been falling since November 2007 and recently hit a 23 year low against the dollar. Is it time to buy?
Two contrarian indicators suggest that there may be an opportunity to play the pound from the long side.
First, as I mentioned in a post yesterday, Jim Rogers, who is cold as ice when it comes to his forecasts (shorting Treasuries, shorting the dollar, commodities, etc) recommended selling the pound the other day. Back in my days when I was a floor trader one popular trading tactic the savvy traders used to employ was "fading" traders in the pit who were on a cold streak. No one is colder than Rogers at this point in time, so it's probably a good idea to do the opposite of what he says.
The second contrarian indicator is Fox Business, which ran a story on its air yesterday about the weakness in the pound (see clip here). When Fox Business starts focusing on a theme, it's probably close to being over.
You can buy the pound via an ETF. That is the CurrencyShares British Pound Sterling Trust (FXB).
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Are they going to make a new currency to merge the dollar, the pound and the Euro ?
There would go the sovereignty of currency issuance.
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When today I drove past a flock of chickens too close to the road and I thought to myself, "Get away from the road Copper Marans!"
Here's what's wrong with that thought – that's a rare breed of chicken. It's not a Silkie or a Rhode Island Red. And truth be told, I was too far away to verify if they were really Copper Marans – but for even that thought to come to my mind suggests I may 1) have spent too much time on chicken websites and 2) have officially earned my farmer badge.
It's a new day when one acknowledges their truth. I'm coming to terms with mine. While my skills in detecting the latest Burberry pattern may have waned, I can point out a hair sheep with a 3 second stare and can maneuver a flock of ducks to go where I want them. These talents don't come from a website, but take real world experience. And I guess, if I need to to know the S/S 2013 patterns, I can just Google it.


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The Bavarians came under intense criticism from director of sport Matthias Sammer at the weekend, claiming the players were playing without emotion and hiding behind their new coach.
There was little sign of that in a blistering opening as David Alaba smashed in a free-kick after just three minutes as they laid siege to the CSKA goal.
Bayern deservedly doubled their lead just before half-time, Mario Mandzukic heading home an Arjen Robben free-kick, before the Holland winger scored the third after the interval.
"We played well, especially in the first half," Guardiola said.
"I'm very, very pleased, and very proud about this performance. The first match after you've won the Champions League is never easy.
"Everyone thinks it'll be simple, but it's never easy at this level."
The performance also drew praise from Bayern chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, who suggested the backroom staff fully supported the players despite Sammer's comments.
"This team has real quality, and we have complete faith in the players," Rummenigge said.
"We know they're always capable of a performance like this. They've picked up where they left off in London against Dortmund (in last year's final) with a top-class performance."
Sammer is due to meet Uli Hoeness later this week after the Bayern president publicly reprimanded him for his statements.
While those comments have brought scorn Robben admitted Tuesday night's win - achieved without injured trio Bastian Schweinsteiger, Mario Gotze and Javi Martinez - had been a vast improvement on the 2-0 win over Hannover at the weekend, which provoked Sammer's outburst.
"It felt good again today," he said.
"There was a difference today compared to Saturday. We played well today, but we have to keep our feet on the ground.
"CSKA were good opponents, so winning 3-0 is a good start. The first task is to survive the group stage, and then we'll take it as it comes.
"We're in a process of development and we can still get better. But we'll take it on from here."
CSKA coach Leonid Slutski admitted his Russian champions had been outplayed.
"Our opponents were very strong and took all their chances," he said.
"They were one step ahead of us throughout the match. We conceded the first goal much too early, it caused us a lot of problems and dictated the course of the match.
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Join author Brian Trifon as he shows how to improve music and audio productions using virtual instruments in Logic Pro. This course tours the program's virtual instruments, including the ES2 hybrid synthesizer, Sculpture physical modeling synthesizer, EFM1 FM synthesizer, the EVOC 20 vocoder, the Ultrabeat drum synthesizer, and the EXS24 sampler, and shows how to achieve various effects with each instrument's parameters. The course also covers working with oscillators and filters, understanding signal flow, creating custom synthesizer patches, adding effects, synthesizing speech, creating a library of custom sound samples, and much more.
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So let's take a look at the extended MIDI parameters of EVB 3. So I am going to open up the hood. We can see down here in the bottom left we have these extended MIDI parameters, and I have this disclosure triangle as well, and so this is going to show the hidden features of EVB 3. So the first thing we have here is this MIDI Presetkey On. This has to do with the lowest octave, so from C0 to B0, which if you remember from earlier, that can trigger these preset registrations.
So I can turn that off here if I don't want that. The one reason I might not want that is if I have, in our Organ settings, this Ultra Bass set to on, because what that does is that it adds an extra octave to our lower and upper manual, so from C0 up to C1. And if I have Ultra Bass On and I have Preset key On, then I am will be triggering presets instead of hearing my lower notes. So you can toggle that right here. Next to that we have MIDI mode. This Parameter defines how the drawbars will respond to an external MIDI drawbar controller.
So depending on what model of MIDI controller you have, you will want to switch the setting here, and you can look up which one will apply to your drawbar controller. Next to that we have Keyboard Mode. And so right now it's set to Multi, and so what that means is our upper manuals or upper keyboard will be on MIDI Channel 1, our lower keyboard will be on MIDI Channel 2, and our foot pedals are going to be on MIDI Channel 3. Now, of course not everyone has two keyboards and a foot controller, so fortunately, there's a way you can have all three registers--so Upper, Lower, and Pedals--on one MIDI keyboard on one MIDI channel.
So the way I can do that is by clicking on Multi and it's going to change to Split. So, in Split mode, I can set a split between my upper and lower registers and then between the lower and pedals. So I define those right here. First what I will do is I will set up some registrations for our upper drawbars, our lower drawbars, and the pedals. So for our upper drawbars we will choose this one here and for our lower drawbars, let's set a very different setting, so choose this preset key. And then I am going to go ahead and pull down our Pedal drawbars as well.
So the way it splits now is that the upper and lower registers split at C3. So if I play up high on our keyboard, so I am up C4 now, and so we are on the upper keyboard. So now I am at C3 and so if I play below that, you can hear the sound changes, because now we are using the lower manual. So if I want to change this keyboard split, what I can do is just drag here and just change the note, or I can hit the Set button and just press the key on my keyboard.
So for example, I can change this to C2 by just playing a C2 on my keyboard. So I will go ahead and set the back to C3. So I will press Set once again, and now I will play C3, and there it is. And then I can adjust my lower keyboard and pedal split right here. So now that split is happening at C1, so that's okay. So what I will do is I will continue to play down on a keyboard, so here at C2, so this is still the lower keyboard. And when I get down to C1 and I go below that, well, we are not hearing anything.
That's because I have to take a look at the Transpose for our pedals. Right now it's set down an octave, so what I want to do is actually set that a bit higher, so we will set it up an octave. So when I play below C1 now, now we are hearing the pedals. So I can adjust the sound with the Pedal drawbars, and there we go. So at the bottom of the interface here we have the extended parameters. So the first thing we have here is the Dry Level. What this has to do with is the level of our organ sound when it's not going through the rotor cabinet.
Beneath that we have three parameters that relate to our Leslie rotor cabinet, so Brake, Horn Brake, and Drum Brake position. So we covered those in the video on the rotor speaker cabinet. Over on the right we have tje Reverb parameter, so we can set the Reverb to be either Pre or Post Rotor. Beneath that we have Velocity to Click, and so what this is going to be is how much a velocity that we are playing a note is can affect the volume of the click that's created by the scratchy or bad key contacts. Beneath that we have a Bass setting, so we have Bass fold back or we can set it to all the way down.
So typically it's set to fold back, and what that means is that in the lowest octave on our upper and lower manual, we don't have access to the lowest tone generators. So those are reserved for the pedals. If we set this to all the way down, when reusing the lowest octave in our upper and lower keyboards, we will have an extra-low harmonic that's typically reserved for the pedals. The last parameter we have here is Drawbar affects, and so what that means is if we have a drawbar MIDI controller, what is it going to affect? It can be set to current preset key, whatever we have selected here, and the other mode is only the B and the B-flat preset keys.
So in that case our MIDI controller would only adjust the Drawbar settings for the B and B-flat preset registrations. So now that we have taken a look at all of the parameters of the EVB 3, in the next video, let's here it in a musical example.
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This is a list of all Teldrassil quests in table format.
For a questing guide detailing the best order to obtain and complete quests in Teldrassil, see Teldrassil questing guide.
The following quests can be found in Teldrassil:
Quest table
Quests which take place outside Teldrassil are denoted by a .
Quests which are part of a chain are denoted by . Click the downward arrow to the right of the icon to view the chain.
Quest givers by location
Quest starters in Ghostlands
Notable quest chains in Teldrassil
The following quest chains occur in Teldrassil. Chains have been included if they are more than three quests long or are specially significant in some way.
Crown of the Earth chain
This chain involves traveling to different moonwells around Teldrassil and collecting their water.
- [4] Webwood Venom
- [5] Webwood Egg
- [5] Tenaron's Summons
- [5] Crown of the Earth
- [5] Crown of the Earth
- [5] Crown of the Earth
- [9] Crown of the Earth
- [11] Crown of the Earth
- [11] Crown of the Earth
Timberlings chain
In this quest chain, players must perform many tasks for the night elf Denalan involving Timberlings.
- [5] Denalan's Earth
- Both of the following:
- [7] Timberling Sprouts
- [7] Timberling Seeds
- [7] Rellian Greenspyre
- [9] Tumors
- [9] Return to Denalan
- [9G] Oakenscowl
Completing the chain up to the [7] Timberling Seeds and [7] Timberling Sprouts quests opens up the following quests:
- [10] The Glowing Fruit
- [10] The Shimmering Frond
- [10] The Sprouted Fronds
- [12] The Moss-twined Heart
- [12] Planting the Heart
Furbolgs chain
This quest chain consists of many Teldrassil quests involving furbolgs.
- [6] A Troubling Breeze
- [6] Gnarlpine Corruption
- [9] The Relics of Wakening
- [12] Ursal the Mauler


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A First Look at Scala Macros
The final version of Scala 2.10 was released on January 4, 2013. Martin Christensen, a visiting scholar in our department, and myself have been playing with some of the new features, and I'll be blogging about some of our discoveries in my copious spare time.
Today, I'll show you how to write a simple macro in Scala. You may have seen macros in C, such as #define swap(x, y) { int temp = x; x = y; y = temp; }
C macros are just text substitutions. If you call
swap(first, last), the result is
{ int temp = first; first = last; last = temp; }, which is fine. But if you call
swap(first, temp) or
swap(a[i++], a[j]), bad things will happen. That's why C++ programmers are told to avoid macros and to use inline functions instead.
In Scheme, macros are much more commonly used. Here is a
swap macro in Scheme:
(define-syntax-rule (swap x y)
(let ([temp x]) (set! x y) (set! y temp)))
If you call
(swap first last), then you get
(let ([temp first])
(set! first last)
(set! last temp)). This loooks just like
#define in C, but there is an important difference. If you call
(swap first temp), then the
temp in the macro will automatically be renamed. Macros in Scheme are "hygienic". In Scheme, it's easy to write macros, even complex ones, because Scheme programs are just lists.
Scala 2.10 has an experimental macro facility. It's not as easy as in Scheme, of course, because Scala programs aren't just lists. You have to know how to manipulate Scala parse trees.
First off, the mechanics. You define a macro as if it was a function, but then you use the
macro keyword to link it to an actual function that works on parse trees.
def swap(a: Any, b: Any): Unit = macro swap_impl
def swap_impl(c: Context)(a: c.Expr[Any], b: c.Expr[Any]): c.Expr[Unit] = ...
This particular macro is willing to take as arguments expressions of any type, so the corresonding parse trees have type
c.Expr[Any]. The "context"
c encapsulates the compile-time services that are available in the macro implementation, such as type checking, logging errors, and many others.
Now we need to know how to construct a parse tree. Fortunately, there are some functions that let us display parse trees. For example, run this in the REPL:
import scala.reflect.runtime.universe._
print(showRaw(reify{println("Hello") }.tree))
The result is
newTermName("Predef")), newTermName("println")),
If you squint at it, you can see how this is
So, next I tried the following in the REPL:
var a = 3
var b = 4
print(showRaw(reify{var temp = a; a = b; b = temp }.tree))
I was rewarded with this beauty:
newTermName("temp"), TypeTree(), Select(Select(Select(Select(Select(Select(Ident($line4),
newTermName("$read")), newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("$iw")),
newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("a"))),
Apply(Select(Select(Select(Select(Select(Select(Ident($line4), newTermName("$read")),
newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("$iw")),
newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("a_$eq")),
List(Select(Select(Select(Select(Select(Select(Ident($line8), newTermName("$read")),
newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("$iw")),
newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("b"))))),
Apply(Select(Select(Select(Select(Select(Select(Ident($line8), newTermName("$read")),
newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("$iw")),
newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("b_$eq")),
Ugh. Apparently, when you write
var a = 3
in the REPL, you declare
$line4.$read.$iw.$iw.$iw.a or some such thing. Let's try something simpler, defining the variables in a block.
print(showRaw(reify { var a = 3; var b = 4; { var temp = a; a = b; b = temp }}.tree))
That's better:
Block(List(ValDef(Modifiers(MUTABLE), newTermName("a"), TypeTree(),
Literal(Constant(3))), ValDef(Modifiers(MUTABLE), newTermName("b"), TypeTree(),
Literal(Constant(4)))), Block(List(ValDef(Modifiers(MUTABLE), newTermName("temp"),
TypeTree(), Ident(newTermName("a"))), Assign(Ident(newTermName("a")),
Ident(newTermName("b")))), Assign(Ident(newTermName("b")), Ident(newTermName("temp")))))
Now we can get going. We need to construct a
Block(List(ValDef(Modifiers(MUTABLE), newTermName("temp"), TypeTree(), Ident(...), Assign(Ident(...), Ident(...)))),
Assign(Ident(...), Ident(newTermName("temp")))))
You want to know how the macro is called so you know what expressions you receive. The
print/showRaw/reify incantation works for that too:
def swap(x: Int, y: Int) {}
print(showRaw(reify{var a = 3; var b = 4; swap(a, b)}.tree))
newTermName("$read")), newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("$iw")),
newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("$iw")), newTermName("swap")),
List(Ident(newTermName("a")), Ident(newTermName("b")))))
Again, the mysterious
$read.$iw.$iw.$iw.swap—the list of
$iw gets longer as you keep working in the REPL. But you can clearly see what you get: two expressions of the form
Ident(new TermName("...")).
That's enough information to write the
swap_impl method:
def swap_impl(c: Context)(a: c.Expr[Any], b: c.Expr[Any]): c.Expr[Unit] = {
import c.universe._
import c.universe.Flag._
val unitResult = c.Expr[Unit](Literal(Constant(())))
a.tree match {
case ia : Ident => b.tree match {
case ib : Ident => c.Expr[Unit](Block( // Had to take out List
ValDef(Modifiers(MUTABLE), newTermName("temp"), TypeTree(), ia),
Assign(ia, ib),
Assign(ib, Ident(newTermName("temp")))))
case _ => unitResult
case _ => unitResult
And it works:
object SwapTest extends App {
import Swap._
{ // Need to define the variables in a block
var a = 3
var b = 4
swap(a, b)
Exercise 1: What happens if you call
swap(first, temp)? How can you fix it?
To my surprise, you get perfectly good error messages when you abuse the macro. For example, declare
var a = "Fred"
The error message says "type mismatch". That makes sense. You can't swap a
String and an
val a = 3
and the error message says "reassignment to
But not all is well yet. Try
var a = Array(3, 4)
swap(a(0), a(1))
Clearly, this can't work. Now the macro doesn't get an
Ident(...). Recall that
a(0) means
a.apply(0). The macro gets an
Apply(Select(..., newTermName("apply")), List(...)), as you can find out by using
Exercise 2: Do this. What happens? And what exactly is passed to the macro?
In this case, we want to call
int temp = a(0)
a(0) = a(1)
a(1) = temp
where the last two expressions are really
a.update(0, a.apply(1))
a.update(1, temp)
In other words, we are passed a tree containing
a.apply(...), and we need to make a tree calling
a.update(..., ...).
Finally, what if we do get fields of a class?
object SwapTest extends App {
import Swap._
var a = 3
var b = 4
swap(a, b)
Now, the call to
swap receives the tree for the getter methods
SwapTest.a and
Exercise 3: Verify this. What exactly is passed to the macro?
We want to generate calls to those getter methods for reading the value, and to the setter methods when writing:
int temp = SwapTest.a
a_$eq and
b_$eq are the setter methods that are automatically generated for a
var field. (If you defined them in Scala to replace the defaults, you'd call them
a_= and
To summarize, we'd like the
swap macro to deal with three different kinds of arguments:
- variables, passed as
- locations in arrays or other collections, passed as
Apply(Select(obj, "apply"), index)
- mutable fields, passed as
Apply(Select(obj, fieldname))
Here is the implementation of the macro that handles all three. The
assign helper function deals with the three cases, turning them into an assignment, a call to
update, or a call to the setter.
def swap_impl(c: Context)(a: c.Expr[Any], b: c.Expr[Any]): c.Expr[Unit] = {
import c.universe._
import c.universe.Flag._
def assign(l: c.Expr[Any], r: c.Expr[Any]) = {
l.tree match {
case il : Ident => Assign(il, r.tree)
case Apply(Select(obj, sel), List(index)) if sel.toString == "apply" =>
Apply(Select(obj, newTermName("update")), List(index, r.tree))
case Select(obj, sel) => Apply(Select(obj, sel.toString + "_$eq"), List(r.tree))
case _ => c.abort(l.tree.pos, "Expected variable or variable(index)")
ValDef(Modifiers(MUTABLE), newTermName("$temp"), TypeTree(), a.tree),
assign(a, b),
assign(b, c.Expr[Any](Ident(newTermName("$temp"))))))
Note how to report an error if none of the three cases occur. If you call
swap(a + 1, b), then the tree won't match, and the
abort method of the
Context trait will cause an error report that points to the offending location.
Exercise 4: Call
val a = List(3, 4)
swap(a(0), b(0))
What error report do you get? Why?
Now you have seen a very basic macro, and you have seen that writing macros is no fun in Scala. But, to put it in perspective, it's a lot better than byte code engineering in Java.
But hope is on the way. The fellow who implemented all this, Eugene Burmako, is working on the macro paradise that should make common cases easier. Personally, I'll be happy when I can write
def swap_impl(c: Context)(a: c.Expr[Any], b: c.Expr[Any]) = {
c.universe.reify { var temp = a; a = b; b = temp }
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Where do the O's go from here after Machado's injury?
Tonight's Game:
Baltimore Orioles (83-77) vs. Boston Red Sox (97-63), Oriole Park, 7:05 p.m.
Starting pitchers:
Wei-Yin Chen (7-7, 4.03) vs. Jon Lester (15-8, 3.67)
Keys to the Game:
Chen would like to finish the year with a strong start. His last five starts have been no-decisions, and he's won just one of his last 10 starts.
Lester is 15-3 against the Orioles, but has lost three of his last four decisions. The Orioles would like to keep hitting Lester.
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The Orioles can win the season series against Boston with one win in the final two games.
Chris Davis hit his 53rd home run on Friday, extending his team record. He has 138 RBIs. He's three RBIs away from tying Jim Gentile for third best season in team history.
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IT giant Google has won a US court case brought by the US Authors Guild, who were attempting to block Google from scanning millions of books for free use on the internet, reports the BBC.
The US Authors Guild started a legal action against Google in 2005 for what it said was a huge infringement of copyright.
Google has scanned more than 30 million books, with the intention to provide excerpts of them for free online. Google says the scanning of the books represents 'fair use'.
The original legal action was brought by the US Authors Guild and US publishers.
The two organisations did agree a settlement with Google in 2008 that saw Google pay $125m into a fund that would then pay authors compensation when their work appeared in the Google library.
Although seeming to settle the dispute, the deal was rejected by a court in 2011, on the basis that it effectively gave Google a monopoly on the scanning and online publication of books.
The result was that Google decided to negotiate a separate agreement with US publishers, concluded in October 2012.
Last week a US judge ruled in favour of Google in the final part of the lawsuit with US Authors Guild, saying that the scanning project had 'significant public benefit'.
Speaking after the decision, Authors Guild executive director Paul Aiken said: "We disagree with and are disappointed by the court's decision today."
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Willamette will host Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks at 7 p.m. Nov. 15 in the university's Smith Auditorium as part of the Atkinson Lecture Series. Doors open at 6 p.m. The Willamette Store will offer Parks' selected work for sale, and a book-signing will follow the lecture and discussion.
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The owner of Lumpys Bar and Grill the same place a man was allegedly beat to death earlier this month has been arrested on unrelated charges.
Matthew Donald Kelly, 40, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of unlawful use of a telephone. On Wednesday, he was additionally charged with burglary and arson in connection with the Jan. 13 fire that took place at the law office of Toni Pennington in Pawleys Island which is located in the same building as the Islander Bar.
Kellys (burglary and arson) charges came about after supporting evidence showed him as being responsible for the crime, Sheriffs spokeswoman Carrie Cuthbertson said.
On the day of the fire, the Midway Fire Department said it was suspicious in nature.
When sheriffs deputies arrived, Midway personnel advised sheriffs deputies after the fire was extinguished they found the front door of the law firm forced open along with other evidence supporting arson, Cuthbertson said.
The fire was isolated to the law firm.
Officials say it is unclear if the Islander or the law firm was the intended target.
Two other workers from Lumpys Ronnie Gene Ackley Jr., 41, of Pawleys Island and Chris Brian Campbell, 37, of Lexington remain in jail charged with murder. They are accused of the Feb. 9 beating death of Thomas Unrue Jr., 37. That incident took place in the parking lot of Lumpys .
The unlawful use of a telephone charge stems from a Feb. 18 altercation Kelly reportedly had with the female landlord of his business.
Kelly is accused of threatening the woman over the telephone. The womans husband, who owns a business next to Lumpys, told deputies Kelly came to his business and was causing a scene.
The woman said the heated exchange over the phone began because of rumors that she was going to evict Kelly from the building, something she said was not true. She said when she called Kelly to dispel the rumors, he got irate and started cursing with profanities, the report states.
In one part of the call, Kelly allegedly told the landlord I will [expletive] you up. He then reportedly hung up and walked over to her husbands business.
A video from the business was reviewed by a deputy. The video had no sound but Kelly could be seen flailing his arms and gesturing towards the business owner, the report states.
When the deputy met with Kelly, he appeared to be under the influence of alcohol, the report states.
He said he has been having problems with the landlord since the homicide that occurred in the parking lot.
Later that same day, deputies responded back to Lumpys because Kelly wanted to file a report against the landlords husband. He said the day after the killing, the man went inside the bar without permission.
Mr. Kelly started citing law to this officer in which he was quickly put in his place because he was still under the influence, the report states.
The man said there is a stipulation in Kellys contract that allows them to enter the bar in an emergency.
Kelly will remain at the Georgetown County Detention Center while awaiting a bond hearing.
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VisitManager assists Grane Home Care and Grane Hospice with care plan delivery and complete office staff automation. CellTrak solutions provide an easy to use web portal and integrated mobile application that runs on GPS enabled devices or tablets across any carrier network. Streamline workflow, increase productivity, and improve patient experience at the point of care. This solution was able to meet Grane Home Health Cares operational needs as well as their overall outcomes for patient care.
About Grane Home Health Care:
Grane Home Health Care prides itself on helping our patients achieve their highest level of functioning after illness or injury so that they may continue to live comfortably in their home environments and be restored to their optimal health. Grane Home Health Care strives to offer a balance of traditional and innovative services to provide your loved ones timely, safe and effective patient-centered home care services. To learn more about Grane Home Health Care please visit: http://www.granehomecare.com
About Grane Hospice:
Grane Hospice provides a higher level of hospice care through a low patient to nurse ratio, allowing for mo
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