#santee blunts

[hailieshapedbox]

tis the season✨💫

to smoke fat blunts

[stockwellarchives]

Television Episodes

“The Wise in Heart” (1955)…(unknown) Front Row Center “Innocent Witness” (3/1956)…David Matinee Theater “Fight the Whole World” (6/1956)…(unknown) Matinee Theater “Class of ‘56” (7/1956)…(unknown) Matinee Theater “Horsepower” (10/1956)…Carl Mittelbach Matinee Theater “Julie” (12/1956)…(unknown) Schlitz Theater “Washington Incident” (12/1956)…(unknown) Men of Annapolis “Ship’s Log” (1957)…Midshipman Johnny United States Steel Hour “Victim” (7/1957)…George Curliss Climax! “Murder is a Witch” (8/1957)…Les Marshall Wagon Train “The Ruth Owens Story” (10/1957)…Jimmy Drew General Electric Theater “God is My Judge” (4/1958)…PFC John Townsend Wagon Train “The Juan Ortega Story” (10/1958)…Juan Ortega Cimarron City “Kid on a Calico Horse” (11/1958)…Bud Tatum General Electric Theater “Family Man” (2/1959)…Clete Playhouse 90 “Made in Japan” (3/1959)…Roy Riverlee Wagon Train “The Rodney Lawrence Story” (6/1959)…Rodney Lawrence Johnny Staccato “Nature of the Night” (10/1959)…Dave the Slasher Buick-Electra Playhouse “The Killers” (11/1959)…Nick Adams Checkmate “The Cyanide Touch” (10/1960)…Roddy Stevenson The DuPont Show with June Allyson “The Dance Man” (10/1960)…Johnny Perry Outlaws “Assassin” (2/1961)…Billy Joe Minden Alfred Hitchcock Presents “The Landlady” (2/1961)…Billy Weaver Wagon Train “The Will Santee Story (5/1961)…Will Santee Bus Stop “Afternoon of a Cowboy” (10/1961)…Buzz Shelby The Dick Powell Theatre “The Geetas Box” (11/1961)…Joe Geary The Twilight Zone “A Quality of Mercy” (12/1961)…Lt. Katell/Lt. Yamuri Alcoa Premiere “A Place to Hide” (5/1962)…Clay Bannon The Alfred Hitchcock Hour “Annabel” (11/1962)…David H. Kelsey/William Newmaster The Dick Powell Theatre “In Search of a Son” (11/1962)…Gary Harper Combat! “High Named Today” (5/1963)…Rob Lawson The Greatest Show on Earth “The Wrecker” (12/1963)…Harley Brydell The Defenders “Climate of Evil” (12/1963)…Arnold Foster The Eleventh Hour “To Love is to Live” (4/1964)…David Farnham Kraft Suspense Theater “Their Own Executioners” (4/1964)…Martin Rosetti Burke’s Law “Who Killed Lenore Wingfield?” (11/1964)…Jay Boy Calhoun Dr. Kildare “The Bell in the Schoolhouse Tolls for Thee, Dr. Kildare” & “Life in the Dance Hall” (9/1965)…Dr. Rudy Deveureux Dr. Kildare “Some Doors are Slamming”; “Enough La Boheme for Everybody”; “Now the Mummy”; & “A Pyrotechnic Display” (10/1965)…Dr. Rudy Devereux The Danny Thomas Hour “The Cage” (1/1968)…Bruno The F. B. I. “The Quarry” (10/1968)…Michael “Mike” Vincent Riley Thirty-Minute Theatre “Before Breakfast” (12/1968)…The Man Bonanza “The Medal” (10/1969)…Matthew Rush Mannix “A Step in Time” (9/1971)…Chris Townsend The F. B. I. “End of a Nightmare”/”Til Death Do Us Part” (10/1972)…Darryl Ryder Columbo “The Most Crucial Game” (11/1972)…Eric Wagner Mission: Impossible “The Pendulum” (2/1973)…Gunnar Maelstrom The Streets of San Francisco “Legions of the Lost” (4/1973)…Paul Thomas/Paul Cullen Night Gallery “Whisper”/”Whisper, Whisper” (5/1973)…Charlie Evans Great Mysteries “Unseen Alibi” (10/1973)…Jerry Police Story “Collision Course” (11/1973)…Ott Police Surgeon “Deadly Exchange” (6/1974)…Counselor Paul Madden The Streets of San Francisco “The Programming of Charlie Blake” (2/1975)…Charlie Blake Columbo “Troubled Waters” (2/1975)…Lloyd Harrington Three for the Road “The Trail of Bigfoot” (11/1975)…Ethan Crawford Cannon “The Hero” (11/1975)…Tom Longman Ellery Queen “The Adventure of the Blunt Instrument” (12/1975)…Cliff Waddell Police Story “Eamon Kinsella Royce” (2/1976)…Bennett McCloud “’Twas the Fight Before Christmas” (12/1976)…Pete Lancaster Tales of the Unexpected “No Way Out” (8/1977)…Richard “Dick” Ayres Greatest Heroes of the Bible “Daniel in the Lions’ Den” (11/1978)…Hissar Hart to Hart “Hart’s Desire” (11/1982)…James Francis The A-Team “A Small but Deadly War” (2/1983)…Police Officer Collins Simon & Simon “The Skeleton Who Came Out of the Closet” (3/1983)…Dr. Griss Miami Vice “Bushido” (11/1985)…Jack Gretsky Hunter “Bad Company” (1/1987)…Brother Harold Hobarts Murder, She Wrote “Deadpan” (5/1988)…Eliot Easterbrook The Twilight Zone “Room 2426” (2/1989)…Martin Decker Quantum Leap (season 1) (season 2, episodes 1-11) (3-5, 9-12/1989)…Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci Quantum Leap (season 2, episodes 12-22) (season 3, episodes 1-10) (1-5, 9-12/1990)…Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci Quantum Leap (season 3, episodes 11-22) (season 4, episodes 1-10) (1-5, 9-11/1991)…Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci Quantum Leap (season 4, episodes 11-22) (season 5, episodes 1-11) (1-5, 9-12/1992)…Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci Quantum Leap (season 5, episodes 12-22) (1-5/1993)…Admiral Albert “Al” Calavicci Burke’s Law “Who Killed the Beauty Queen?” (1/1994)…John Delaney Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman “The Rival” (2/1994)…Preston Carpenter Chicago Hope “Songs from the Cuckoo Birds” (5/1995)…Robert St. Clair Snowy River “Fathers and Sons” & “The Manly Art” (9/1995)…Professor Julius Waugh Nowhere Man “You Really Got a Hold on Me” (11/1995)…Gus Shepard The Commish “In the Shadows of the Gallows” (11/1995)…Robert Allardyce Can’t Hurry Love “I Never Cooked for My Father” (2/1996)…Vic Carlucci Ink “The Debutante” (4/1997)…Cy Tannon The Tony Danza Show “Pilot” (9/1997)…Frank DiMeo The Tony Danza Show “Wired” & “With Your Guest Host, Tony DiMeo” (10/1997)…Frank DiMeo The Tony Danza Show “The Milk Run” & “A Marriage Made in Miami” (12/1997)…Frank DiMeo It’s True! (see: Pilots) The Tony Danza Show “C’gar Face” & “Sue You” (7/1998)…Frank DiMeo The Tony Danza Show (7 unaired episodes)…Frank DiMeo The Drew Carey Show “Y2K, You’re Okay” (9/1999)…Hal First Monday “Family Affairs” (2/2002)…Senator Edward Sheffield First Monday “Right to Die” (3/2002)…Senator Edward Sheffield First Monday “Showdown” (4/2002)…Senator Edward Sheffield Star Trek: Enterprise “Detained” (4/2002)…Colonel Grat Stargate SG-1 “Shadow Play” (7/2002)…Dr. Kieran JAG “Critical Condition” (9/2002)…Senator Edward Sheffield JAG “Dangerous Game” (10/2002)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield JAG “Need to Know” (11/2002)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield JAG “The Boast” (11/2003)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield JAG “People vs. SecNav” (2/2004)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield JAG “Fighting Words” (4/2004)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield JAG “Retrial” & “Whole New Ball Game” (10/2004)…Secretary of the Navy Edward Sheffield Battlestar Galactica “Lay Down Your Burdens, pt. 1” & “Lay Down Your Burdens, pt. 2” (3/2006)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “Occupation”; “Precipice”; & “Exodus” (10/2006)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “The Eye of Jupiter” (12/2006)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “Rapture” (1/2007)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “Six of One” & “The Ties That Bind” (4/2008)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “The Hub” (6/2008)…Brother John Cavil Crash “Los Muertos” (11/2008)…Frankie Navajo Battlestar Galactica “No Exit” (2/2009)…Brother John Cavil Battlestar Galactica “Islanded in a Stream of Stars”; “Daybreak, Pt. 1”; & “Daybreak, Pts. 2 and 3” (3/2009)…Brother John Cavil Enlisted “Vets” (3/2014)…Dan NCIS: New Orleans “Chasing Ghosts” (11/2014)…Tom Hamilton

[jamesgeiiger]

South Carolina regulators face billion-dollar decisions

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina regulators have a couple of billion-dollar decisions to make on Friday.

The Public Service Commission will determine how much to cut rates for 737,000 South Carolina Electric & Gas customers who have already paid more than $2 billion for a pair of nuclear reactors abandoned during construction, and whether to approve a roughly $15 billion cash and stock bid from Virginia-based Dominion Energy to buy SCE&G’s parent company SCANA Corp.

It’s a pivotal point in the unraveling of South Carolina’s nuclear debacle, which started in the summer of 2017 when privately-owned SCANA and its minority partner, state-owned Santee Cooper, gave up on the reactors they had spent a decade planning and building. The main contractor, Westinghouse, went bankrupt as it failed to make good on its promises of cheaper, easier construction methods. Projections of soaring electricity demand never materialized, thanks to energy efficiency and the advent of cheap natural gas.

Commissioners have two important judgments on their agenda. First is whether SCE&G executives knew the project was failing and lied so that regulators would approve additional rate hikes to keep customers paying for it. Second is whether Dominion’s offer is good enough for ratepayers, or still leaves them on the hook for too much of the debt for the never-finished reactors.

“Let me be blunt. You have a utility that bet the farm and lost. SCE&G poured $5 billion into a project and got nothing for it. By the end of this year, customers will have paid $2.2 billion for absolutely nothing — not a single watt of electricity,” said lawyer Scott Rubin, arguing on behalf of the AARP and its members — many of them consumers on fixed incomes — at the start of three weeks of hearings held by regulators in November.

For most of the past 18 months, political leadership in South Carolina told SCE&G and Dominion they weren’t doing enough to ease the ratepayers’ burden. But now Attorney General Alan Wilson and House Speaker Jay Lucas are backing Dominion’s latest offer, which the state’s own consumer advocate and environmental and consumer groups says falls short.

Dominion’s latest offer gets rid of the $1,000 rebate checks to SCE&G customers that dominated much of the merger discussion in 2018. Instead, Dominion wants to keep SCE&G rates at the same level set by legislators who passed a temporary 15 per cent rate cut earlier this year that knocks about $22 off the typical monthly bill. In 20 years, SCE&G customers would add $2.3 billion to the $2 billion they already paid for the mothballed project.

Most of the consumer advocacy groups are still pushing for more. Watchdogs in the state’s Office of Regulatory Staff want about a 20 per cent rate cut, removing closer to $30 from monthly bills, and eliminating most of the extra charges for the reactors. Consumers and environmental groups want a bigger cut.

Dominion Energy said a larger rate cut would force them to walk away from the SCE&G deal, although they made the same threat when lawmakers considered the temporary cut. When that passed, they altered their merger proposal.

SCE&G said a significant rate cut without the extra money from the Dominion deal means bankruptcy, although utility executives testified before regulators they could not guarantee that is what they would do.

Public Service Commission Chairman Randy Comer said the regulators’ hands remain tied by a law passed in 2007 that greatly reduced their ability to scrutinize rate hikes.

The Base Load Review Act allowed the utility to get rate increases to essentially pay in advance for the reactors without risk to its shareholders, and sets a high bar to get that money back. There have been legal challenges, but the law is still in place.

“For about the last year, we’ve been on the receiving end of a lot of criticism. Some by people looking for a good sound bite on TV or in the newspaper,” Comer said at the end of the November hearings. “We’ve been unable to respond.”

On Friday, the commissioners get to speak as loudly as they want.

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South Carolina regulators face billion-dollar decisions

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina regulators have a couple of billion-dollar decisions to make on Friday.

The Public Service Commission will determine how much to cut rates for 737,000 South Carolina Electric & Gas customers who have already paid more than $2 billion for a pair of nuclear reactors abandoned during construction, and whether to approve a roughly $15 billion cash and stock bid from Virginia-based Dominion Energy to buy SCE&G’s parent company SCANA Corp.

It’s a pivotal point in the unraveling of South Carolina’s nuclear debacle, which started in the summer of 2017 when privately-owned SCANA and its minority partner, state-owned Santee Cooper, gave up on the reactors they had spent a decade planning and building. The main contractor, Westinghouse, went bankrupt as it failed to make good on its promises of cheaper, easier construction methods. Projections of soaring electricity demand never materialized, thanks to energy efficiency and the advent of cheap natural gas.

Commissioners have two important judgments on their agenda. First is whether SCE&G executives knew the project was failing and lied so that regulators would approve additional rate hikes to keep customers paying for it. Second is whether Dominion’s offer is good enough for ratepayers, or still leaves them on the hook for too much of the debt for the never-finished reactors.

“Let me be blunt. You have a utility that bet the farm and lost. SCE&G poured $5 billion into a project and got nothing for it. By the end of this year, customers will have paid $2.2 billion for absolutely nothing — not a single watt of electricity,” said lawyer Scott Rubin, arguing on behalf of the AARP and its members — many of them consumers on fixed incomes — at the start of three weeks of hearings held by regulators in November.

For most of the past 18 months, political leadership in South Carolina told SCE&G and Dominion they weren’t doing enough to ease the ratepayers’ burden. But now Attorney General Alan Wilson and House Speaker Jay Lucas are backing Dominion’s latest offer, which the state’s own consumer advocate and environmental and consumer groups says falls short.

Dominion’s latest offer gets rid of the $1,000 rebate checks to SCE&G customers that dominated much of the merger discussion in 2018. Instead, Dominion wants to keep SCE&G rates at the same level set by legislators who passed a temporary 15 per cent rate cut earlier this year that knocks about $22 off the typical monthly bill. In 20 years, SCE&G customers would add $2.3 billion to the $2 billion they already paid for the mothballed project.

Most of the consumer advocacy groups are still pushing for more. Watchdogs in the state’s Office of Regulatory Staff want about a 20 per cent rate cut, removing closer to $30 from monthly bills, and eliminating most of the extra charges for the reactors. Consumers and environmental groups want a bigger cut.

Dominion Energy said a larger rate cut would force them to walk away from the SCE&G deal, although they made the same threat when lawmakers considered the temporary cut. When that passed, they altered their merger proposal.

SCE&G said a significant rate cut without the extra money from the Dominion deal means bankruptcy, although utility executives testified before regulators they could not guarantee that is what they would do.

Public Service Commission Chairman Randy Comer said the regulators’ hands remain tied by a law passed in 2007 that greatly reduced their ability to scrutinize rate hikes.

The Base Load Review Act allowed the utility to get rate increases to essentially pay in advance for the reactors without risk to its shareholders, and sets a high bar to get that money back. There have been legal challenges, but the law is still in place.

“For about the last year, we’ve been on the receiving end of a lot of criticism. Some by people looking for a good sound bite on TV or in the newspaper,” Comer said at the end of the November hearings. “We’ve been unable to respond.”

On Friday, the commissioners get to speak as loudly as they want.

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[thehighthoughtsofhannah]

December 17, 2016

12-17-16 8:40 It's the Christmas party. It's good I guess. I'm kind of getting anxiety. But it's cool. Haha. The drinks that Santee brought are so funny. It's like rice pudding lmaoooooo. I'm sad. Idk. Like, I shouldn't be. I have everything. But it still feels empty inside. And I know depression is a choice but it seems like I can't make any other choice than the wrong ones. I try. I really do but even then it's still nothing. And I can't do anything. I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. I have to go. It's time to leave. I'm done. I'm gone. I'm out. You won't find me here. It's time. 3. 2. 1. Bye. 10:44 This is the real deal. If it's time, I just wanted to say that I love you; all of you. I even love the ones that it may seem like I hated. But honestly. I just want to love everyone one, but I would much rather have everyone love me. And for some people to love you, you have to hate some. But that's dumb and selfish. I see it now. So please, do me a favor and love. Love everyone. Love thy neighbor as thy self, and love thy self for God loved thee. And God is love. 10:49 To all of the boys in my life, thanks. To all the girls in my life, thanks. I don't have much to say besides I'm sorry. I'm sorry I couldn't make you any proud. Im sorry I'm a fuck up. But know that the love I have for you is unconditional. Mom, you will always be the most beautiful, wonderful, amazing human being in the whole wide world. You were always right, even when you were wrong, and I could never stay mad at you. Dad, papa bear, chief, thank you. You are the smartest, wisest, funniest, realist guy I know. You're blunt and smart and it's hard to argue with you because you are so dang smart. I wish I could have the brain and nose of you because you are the smartest man in my life. I love you. Nathan, Nate the feg. I love you brother. You are so good. And so pure and I absolutely look up to you and respect you. You are the coolest dude on earth, and you deserve even more. Thank you, Nate. 11:00 Julie, jul, everyone wants to write it jewel, and maybe its nicer that way, but you'll always be jul to me. You are beautiful, inside and out. Although you act like this and that you are the strongest, toughest, prettiest girl ever. You are so capable and one day you're gonna find a man that treats you like the queen that you are. You're always going to be terrible in the kitchen, you are going to be an even better person, and even greater mom. 11:04 I don't what else to say, or who else to thank (or blame) for the way I turned out. Aileen, Kat, Waterford kids, ahheeyah Adrian and Danny, Jeff, Brianne, Vincent, etc. I love a lot of you 11:27 Brandon, I love that I met you. But as a short term. Idk what I was even thinking that a guy like you would be for me.