Friday, February 7, 2014 10:52 PM EST

By JUSTIN MUSZYNSKI STAFF WRITER

BRISTOL The warrant for a man charged Friday in connection with the Joey Klett killing sheds new light on the last moments of the teenagers life.

Jordan Rutledge, 22, of 31 Summer St., was arrested Thursday for allegedly entering the house party that Klett was stabbed at and brandishing a revolver just after Klett ran out to get help.

The prosecutor said Friday at Rutledges arraignment in Bristol Superior Court that he does not believe he had anything to do with Kletts killing.

According to the warrant, multiple witnesses told police they saw an altercation between Klett and a man they only knew by an alias in the living room of 27 Irving St. around midnight Jan. 25.

Several people reported seeing a heavy-set black male in an argument with Klett that escalated to pushing and shoving. One witness said the altercation stemmed from the male telling Klett to stop staring at him.

Nathaniel Gonzalez, who went to the party with his brother, said the male pulled out a black knife before grabbing Klett and moving towards the door. He then said he heard a girl yell, they stabbed Joey, the warrant said.

He also told investigators that while Klett and the unknown male were fighting, a Hispanic male with corn row hair tried to hit Klett with a bottle. Gonzalez punched the man and ended up having the bottle smashed over his head.

Klett then ran out of the front door holding his stomach, witnesses said. It was at this point that a male, later identified as Rutledge, came in the front door waving a revolver around.

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By Tim Hornyak

February 6, 2014 06:06 AM ET

IDG News Service - Sony will sell its struggling PC business to a Japanese investment firm, the company said Thursday, meaning the slick "Vaio" brand could all but disappear from markets outside Japan.

Tokyo-based investment fund Japan Industrial Partners (JIP) will operate the Vaio PC brand under a newly established firm and initially sell PCs in Japan only.

In another reform aimed at bolstering its restructuring efforts, Sony also said it would turn its beleaguered TV business into a subsidiary.

The moves come as Sony said it now expects a net loss of $1.1 billion for the year to the end of March, a reversal of its October profit forecast.

Vaio, which Sony introduced in 1996, looks set to vanish from most markets, at least for short term, as the new company will initially concentrate on selling consumer and corporate PCs in Japan. Whether or not Sony will continue to produce products under the Vaio brand remains to be seen, Sony said.

Although Sony is selling its PC business, it will continue to produce tablet computers, part of its renewed focus on mobile devices including smartphones.

Sony did not put a price on the sale. Sony will take a 5% stake in the new firm, it said.

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Garden sheds don't have the most inspirational image: somewhere to dump unwanted DIY materials, unwashed garden tools and (but for that one sunny day of summer) unused outdoor furniture.

But it's time for an image overhaul, because with a bit of work and imagination, sheds can be a perfect solution to lack of space inside your home.

As long as a garden shed is easily accessible from the house and (preferably) has electricity, a water supply and insulation, there is no reason it can't be used as an extension of your normal rooms.

Because it's separate from the main house, it has the added bonus of being an ideal place to do quiet (or noisy) activities, with many people opting to turn a shed into a workroom/studio, music or games room, home office, gym, or playroom/den - pretty much whatever you need, in fact.

Fitting out your shed with everything required to make it usable and comfortable won't necessarily be cheap, but it will undoubtedly be cheaper than moving home.

You can convert an existing shed, or buy one tailored to your needs, complete with all mod-cons. Specialist companies produce off-the-shelf and bespoke designs, including much more contemporary garden buildings than traditional-looking ones, with everything included for a fully functioning room.

While you may not have the budget for a garden room, which can cost thousands of pounds, a bog-standard shed is much more affordable. Sheds are usually wooden, though they can be metal, which are often easier and quicker to build, tend to be better value for money, and need very little maintenance. Wooden sheds, on the other hand, must first be treated with wood preserver (unless they're pre-treated) and a garden-wood stain or paint, and then maintained with more coats from time to time to prevent the wood from rotting and warping.

Metal sheds are more resistant to fire, rodents and insects than wooden ones, although they can be less able to withstand storms and high winds, are noisy when it's raining, and are hot inside in summer and cold in winter.

Wooden sheds generally look more attractive too, and because they're made of a natural material, they blend into the garden better. It's also easy to jazz them up - garden-wood paints have come a long way since brown was the only choice, and you can make quite a statement with colour. Stripes, for example, are brilliant for a beach-hut effect, while cream and pastel greens and blues are perfect for a pretty, but not too jarring, pop of colour.

All sheds need a firm base, typically paving stones or a concrete slab, but wooden sheds should come with their own floor, whereas metal sheds usually have the concrete or paving base as the floor, so it's essential to get it the right size. It's certainly possible to lay the base and build the shed yourself if you're an experienced DIYer, but novices may struggle. An easier option is to get a gardener or builder to do it for you, although this can be expensive, especially with a large shed.

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