 Charleston City Paper reached out to both parties to see what the heck happened.
Essentially, the feud began 13 years ago after an incident at a downtown restaurant. Ravenel asserts that since the episode, Nelson has worked to ban him from several area restaurants and bars. Both parties told the City Paper that Ravenel went into Proof on Monday night to talk things out…and it did not go well. You can read both sides of the story on the City Paper‘s website – Nelson’s version, Ravenel’s version.
Many local social media users shared their opinions of the situation on Facebook and Twitter, and although some people came to Ravenel’s defense, the vast majority (that Holy City Sinner saw) were on Nelson’s side.
In fact, with so many people celebrating the fact that Proof was still a “T-Rav-Free Zone,” a local Food and Bev community member (who preferred to remain anonymous) decided to create a Google Map of all the other “T-Rav Safe Zones” around the peninsula. They are asking local businesses to e-mail him |||EMAIL_ADDRESS||| if Ravenel is unwelcome at their establishments. He will update the map as more information comes in.
You can see the map below, or by visiting T-RavSafezones.com.
 You can also make it a Leslie B Safe Zone bc I don’t give business to bullies or immature business owners! Really! Put me out n the map! Never again!
Is Leslie B someone we should care about? Do you contribute to the community in any way?
Did I say that I “hang out” with him?
I said nothing of the sort. I’ve never even met him!  I’ll make sure people understand that. You’ve closed ONE place already. Your hurting yourself acting like this. Just an outsiders point of view- and, a Business woman/owner. Dumb!
Methinks you work for T-Rav.
I thought you’d have a better grasp of the English language considering you graduated from The Citadel, T-Rav.
Perhaps the greatest service that concerned citizens of Charleston have bestowed on their fellow citizens of Charleston. We the many indeed owe so much to the few.
It’s shame that you have to defend your grown son, as a mother of three & grandmother of 6 & 1 on the way sir I totally understand.

Finally I’ve updated my theme to 1.5 version. Now I can enjoy the page template update. As you can see I’ve already set up a blog category, and made some minor changes to it: I’ve changed the read me button to more visible one, and since I use this type of button for Submitting a comment and on my contact form, I’ve decide to use the same for blog entries. The contact template works very well but I will stick to Contact Form 7 plugin since I’ve configured it the way I want it.
As for those who read this site, and decide to use iRedlof ajax login plugin I have to tell you that the latest 1.5 version of theStyle theme is not compatible with this plugin. The reason why I spent some quality time debugging this and here is the result.
As you will probably see this plugin will conflict more or less with the new page templates, to be more specific I will give you an example. If you want to use a blog page template, you will notice that when you enter in your blog page the post that are in the category you have choose to display the post in a “blog” format appear below a random post which is displayed in full format.
The reason is the iRedlof ajax login plugin has a “nice” piece of code that grabs and display a random post from all your published posts. So if you have this problem just delete the code that grabs and display the random posts and you will be fine.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Increase the severity of several StyleCop rules
username_0: Over time, this particular project should strictly adhere to the StyleCop rules.

This pull request overrides the default severity "Warning" to be "Error" for several StyleCop rules when the analyzer runs on this project.

The following rules would become errors following this change:

* SA1001: CommasMustBeSpacedCorrectly
* SA1101: PrefixLocalCallsWithThis
* SA1106: CodeMustNotContainEmptyStatements
* SA1111: ClosingParenthesisMustBeOnLineOfOpeningParenthesis
* SA1119: StatementMustNotUseUnnecessaryParenthesis
* SA1300: ElementMustBeginWithUpperCaseLetter
* SA1303: ConstFieldNamesMustBeginWithUpperCaseLetter
* SA1304: NonPrivateReadonlyFieldsMustBeginWithUpperCaseLetter
* SA1309: FieldNamesMustNotBeginWithUnderscore
* SA1311: StaticReadonlyFieldsMustBeginWithUpperCaseLetter
* SA1400: AccessModifierMustBeDeclared
* SA1401: FieldsMustBePrivate
* SA1402: FileMayOnlyContainASingleClass
* SA1403: FileMayOnlyContainASingleNamespace
* SA1603: DocumentationMustContainValidXml
* SA1642: ConstructorSummaryDocumentationMustBeginWithStandardText
* SA1643: DestructorSummaryDocumentationMustBeginWithStandardText
<issue_comment>username_0: @username_1 @username_2 @username_3 Please review the above list to see if it includes any items which will cause maintainability problems.
<issue_comment>username_1: Looks good to me. Would it be possible to have warnings when developing locally and having errors when doing a CI build? That way you could ignore them if you want to test something locally without having to fix all stylecop errors before you can start debugging. With them being enabled when doing a CI build we are still making sure we don't have these warnings in the main repo.
<issue_comment>username_2: Ok, but I think we may need to fix some of the issues, especially PrefixLocalCallsWithThis (at least if it comes to me :) )
<issue_comment>username_0: @username_1 These items all either have fully-functional code fixes in place, or are items which the developer must go out of their way to get wrong (e.g. by adding invalid XML to a documentation comment).

@username_2 There's no need to go back and edit any open pull requests for this; I can make the necessary adjustments during the merge. In the future it will be easy to keep track of this because the code fix will help you out if you forget. :+1:
<issue_comment>username_3: Looks good to me too, most of the fixes are straightforward enough and integration with CI/build process will be really helpful :-)
<issue_comment>username_1: Is there anything that is holding this one back? I think this can be merged in.Teva Pharmaceutical has signed an agreement with Nanolek, a Moscow, Russia-based biopharmaceutical company, to transfer production of a number of sterile injectable products to Nanolek’s site in Russia. The transfer of production will include the creation of additional jobs, additional training of specialists, the transfer of technologies, including the output quality control, and the transfer of intellectual property rights..
Production of the sterile injectable products will be based on the active pharmaceutical ingredients that Teva will produce at Nanolek’s facility in Yaroslavl, Russia, beginning with the local production of glatiramer acetate, the active ingredient in Teva’s top-selling drug, Copaxone, which is used for treating relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis. Glatiramer acetate is included in Russia’s vital and essential drugs list. The first commercial shipment of the finished dosage form is planned for the second half of 2017. Access to the full cycle of production for glatiramer acetate is expected in the fourth quarter of 2018.
Posted in Press Releases on 12 December 2013
BANKS will be making her live return to the UK for a debut headline tour in March.
The last few weeks have seen the Los Angeles singer-songwriter and self-taught pianist tipped by everyone from the BBC Sound of 2014, MTV, Spotify and all the way to Shazam and UK Blog Sound of 2014 poll, further testament that the excitement with BANKS as one of the years most promising new artists is truly across the board.
BANKS plays the following UK live dates in March:
20.03 - Bristol Trinity, Centre
21.03 - Birmingham, Library?
23.03 - Glasgow, 02 ABC2
24.03 - Sheffield, Leadmill?
26.03 - Manchester, RNCM?
28.03 - Oxford, 02 Academy 2
29.03 - Brighton, Concorde
31.03 - London, Koko
To mark the occasion, BANKS today shares a new remix of EP highlight 'Change' by Berlin via Paris producer Dream Koala, where the imploring yearning of the vocals meet with cinematic synth strings and a marching percussive urgency..
It's nothing like the country vibe we were anticipating.
The most exciting movies set to drop in the coming months.Part of a beautiful set of board books, the Animales/Animals title will delight children as they begin to learn words in Spanish & English. The illustrations are in vivid colors that will ultimately enhance