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Greece places a minimum stockholding obligation on industry. Greece introduced compulsory stockholding legislation for oil market operators in the mid-1980s.
In principle, there is a stockholding obligation for any company licensed to import crude oil or oil products for distribution or for direct consumption (large users) within the national market.
As a member of the European Union, Greece's compulsory stockholding obligations are incurred in terms of the three EU product categories (gasoline, distillates and residual fuel oil). However, the obligation may be partially fulfilled by holding an appropriate level of crude stocks. The calculation of crude equivalent volumes for products is linked to the previous year's product yield. According to Greek legislation, compulsory stocks must be maintained in certified storage tanks intended for this purpose.
This does not mean that operational or commercial stocks must be kept separately in other tanks. In practice, compulsory stocks are co-mingled with operational stocks. All compulsory stocks must be held within Greek national territory; there are no bilateral stockholding agreements with other countries, nor are there any stockholding ticket arrangements.
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Bob and F.P. recap Thursday's night series win for the Nationals
Davey Johnson meets with the media following the Nats' 3-1 win over the Reds
Johnny and Ray catch up with Drew Storen after the Nats 3-1 win over the Reds
Johnny sits down with Collin Balester to talk about the highs and lows of pitching at the major league level
Matt Purke talks about his draft experience and why he wears number 47
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Part 2 of Stephen Strasburg's postgame press conference with the media following his third rehab start
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Tyler Clippard talks about his familiarity with Joey Votto and Chien-Ming Wang's return from injury
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Jt on sony. Com: my brother alex died in '93 on (not for) my birthday. We all went down to florida to say goodbye. The day after we flew home (the day after his cremation) a giant mother hurrican
Lowed us north through the carolina's; trashing everything in it's path and finally raining record rains on martha's vineyard (home).
In paris, a year later I changed his character to a hippie chick named alice and the location to santa fe; but my soulful older brother is still all over this song like a cheap suit.
Almost fuck-free.
The sun shines on this funeral
The same as on a birth
The way it shines on everything
That happens here on earth
It rolls across the western sky
And back into the sea
And spends the day№s last rays
Upon this fucked-up family
So long old pal
The last time I saw alice
She was leaving santa fe
With a bunch of round-eyed buddhists
In a killer chevrolet
Said they turned her out of texas
Yeah she burned 'em down back home
Now she's wild with expectation
On the edge of the unknown
Oh it's enough to be on your way
It's enough just to cover ground
It's enough to be moving on
Home, build it behind your eyes
Carry it in your heart
Safe among your own
They brought her back on a friday night
Same day I was born
We sent her up the smoke stack
And back into the storm
She blew up over the san juan mountains
And spent herself at last
The threat of heavy weather
That was what she knew the best
It woke me up on a sunday
An hour before the sun
It had me watching the headlights
Out on highway 591
'til I stepped into my trousers
'til I pulled my big boots on
I walked out on the mesa
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BRSITOL, Tenn. – Coming off a sweep on Saturday, the King University baseball team looked to keep the momentum rolling on Sunday against Notre Dame College (Ohio). The Tornado jumped ahead early in game one, but the Falcons came storming back to take the first game 9-3. Notre Dame didn't let up in the second game as they grabbed an early lead en route to another 9-3 win and the doubleheader sweep.
After Reiss Stanley worked a 1-2-3 top of the first inning, Tom Hooker started the bottom of the frame with a walk. He advanced to second on balk before stealing third. Hooker later scored when J.D. Wallace tried to steal second, but was thrown out as King took a 1-0 lead after one inning.
Notre Dame (2-2) had their leadoff hitter reach on an error in the second inning, but Stanley picked him off around a pair of strikeouts to keep the Tornado (3-11-1) in the lead. The senior worked around a couple of hits in the third inning to the Falcons off the board, but the Notre Dame offense awoke in the fourth inning.
With runners on second and third, Andrew Hurd ripped a double down the left field line to give Notre Dame the lead. Later in the inning, Bryan Blondeaux crushed a three-run home run down the left field line to stretch the Falcon lead to 5-1. Notre Dame added four more runs in the fifth, the first two on a double to left center by Brennan Singleton and another on a Hurd double. Jared Clovis capped the inning with sacrifice fly to give the Falcons a commanding 9-1 lead.
In the bottom of the fifth inning, Cody Rogers started a rally with a walk before he stole second. He scored on a Garrett Cook two-out single to left field to cut into the deficit. The Tornado added another run on a Tyler Gaby double in the eighth inning, but it wasn't enough as Notre Dame took the game 9-3.
Cook, Geoff Cieslewitz and Gaby registered a hit apiece to lead the Tornado.
Notre Dame didn't waste any time getting on the board in the night cap as they plated three runs in each of the first two innings. The Falcons got a bases loaded walk to score their first run of the game before Blondeaux capped the first inning scoring with a sacrifice fly. Ryan Sanders ripped a two-run home run in the second inning before back-to-back doubles plated another run to give Notre Dame a 6-0 lead after the top of the second inning.
The Tornado got on the board in the second inning as Cieslewitz led off the frame with a walk, and Joe Ganger followed with a single through the right side. Cieslewitz came in to score on a Justin Trent single through the left side before Ganger scored on an Alex Azeredo groundout to cut the deficit to 6-2 after two innings.
The score remained the same until Cook tried to spark a rally in the fifth inning as he worked a walk and stole second. Tyler Raymond followed with a triple to center field to make the score 6-3 after five innings.
However, the Falcons answered with one run in the sixth and put the lead out of reach with two in the seventh to take the contest 9-3.
Cook paced the King offense, going 2-for-3 and scored one run. Landon Weitekamp tossed four and one-thirds innings in relief and only allowed one run on four hits while striking out two.
King will be in action again on Tuesday when they travel to Tusculum College. First pitch from Greeneville, Tenn., is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.


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SANTA CRUZ -- Education officials here and around the state have stopped biting their nails and are now celebrating, following Tuesday's passage of a tax-increase measure whose funds will largely benefit the state's publicly funded schools.
In a statement Wednesday, UC Santa Cruz Chancellor George Blumenthal expressed gratitude for voters' support at the ballot box, saying voters' approval of Proposition 30 "signals a shift in the willingness of voters to support education."
Proposition 30, or the Schools and Local Public Safety Protection Act of 2012, imposes an up to 3 percent income tax increase on those who make at least $250,000, an increase that will be in effect for the next seven years, retroactive to Jan. 1, 2012. In addition, a four-year, quarter-cent sales tax increase goes into effect Jan. 1, 2013.
If voters had turned down the measure, the public education system would have suffered deep midyear cuts, including $250 million in cuts to the UC system. UC Santa Cruz's share of that cut was unknown, but would've come on top of previous reductions on campus totaling $59 million, according to figures provided by UCSC spokesman Jim Burns.
At Cabrillo College, the 2012-13 budget was adopted on the assumption voters would pass Proposition 30 and that $3.5 million in midyear cuts would not go into effect. Still, dozens of positions have been cut since the spring, and negotiations aimed at plugging a still lingering, $2 million
deficit are under way with employee groups.
Gov. Jerry Brown's initiative is projected to bring in about $6 billion annually over the next few years, though those funds will mostly be used to pay the state's previous commitments, according to a message posted on the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office.
Brian King, Cabrillo's president, described the feeling on campus as one of "tremendous relief and joy," but added officials are still unsure how much the college will receive in former Redevelopment Agency funding.
"That's the great unknown for us," he said.
School officials in Scotts Valley took a less optimistic approach when preparing this year's budget. Vickie Clark, the district's business official, prepared it under the assumption it would fail, but that the state would come up with another source of funding to staunch some of the bleeding. In June, voters in the Scotts Valley Unified School District passed Measure K, a parcel-tax measure that's expected to raise $1 million for a three-year period. Clark said Proposition 30's passage will not affect Measure K, and the tax will still be in effect.
Details of how the Proposition 30 funds will be distributed, and when, are still being worked out, she said.
"We have more money than we budgeted for, but we're not sure by how much," she said.
Follow Sentinel reporter Kimberly White on Twitter at Twitter.com/kwhite95066 ___
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Upon logging into Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, you may have noticed an issue with the leaderboard statsbeing reset in the multiplayer and Zombies modes. Treyarch is reportedly "aware" of the issues and working to fix them.
While players' combat records still show the total time played, as well as their kill/death ratio and win/loss ratios, these aren't reflected in the leaderboard stats. Given the competitive nature of many Call of Duty players, it's easy to understand their frustrations. Treyarch hasn't ignored their complaints.
"Since this morning's backend update, we've been made aware of leaderboard issues that some are having," Treyarch said. "Currently working through server side issues re leaderboards."
"They'll be re-enabled as soon as we've fixed the issue," Treyarch concluded. Unfortunately, the studio could offer no timetable for when the leaderboard issue would be fixed. We hope it's soon, but we'll be sure to keep you updated.
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Globe photos of the week, Nov. 2, 2012
Globe photos of the week, Nov. 2, 2012
A man secured the lines on a boat in Eel Pond in Woods Hole during Hurricane Sandy
South Shore residents got a closer look at the building surf in Hull before Hurricane Sandy arrived.
Mark Harrington held his ground while being walloped by a giant wave on the second-story balcony of his brother Rick's Oceanside Drive home in Scituate.
Waves crash over homes on Turner Road in Scituate.
Jillian Webb and Arianna Corso of Dennis walked on Lighthouse Beach in Chatham as Hurricane Sandy pelted them with wind and sand.
Jason Locke pushed mud out of his mother's home at Horseneck Beach in Westport after the storm.
Heavy surf pounded the Outer Cape along the Truro-Wellfleet line.
President Obama visited with diners at the Common Man restaurant during a campaign stop in Merrimack, N.H.
Annalouisa Rodriguez, 8, of Mexico had her face made up for Halloween by a professional artist at a street side tent in Salem.
Bob Foster gave candy to trick-or-treater Sarina Krishnaswamy, 8, at the La Flamme Barber Shop in Lexington as barber John Makris gave John Reece a haircut.
Eagles quarterback Chase Rettig (11) recovered his own fumble on the game-winning fourth-quarter drive against Maryland at Boston College.


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The owner of Volusia Mall has completed its purchase of the closed Ramada Inn Speedway hotel at 1794 W. International Speedway Blvd. here, which closed earlier this month.
DAYTONA BEACH — The owner of Volusia Mall has completed its purchase of the closed Ramada Inn Speedway hotel at 1794 W. International Speedway Blvd. here, which closed earlier this month.
Chattanooga, Tenn.-based CBL & Associates Properties bought the 128-room, two–story hotel building and the 4.6-acre property it sits on for $3.9 million, according to Volusia County property records. The property is across the street from Daytona International Speedway and Daytona Beach International Airport and is adjacent to Volusia Mall, which is its direct neighbor to the east.
Demolition of the former Ramada Inn building has already begun to make way for a new complex that will house two restaurants, Olive Garden and Bahama Breeze, with room for a possible third eatery.
Both Olive Garden and Bahama Breeze are national chains owned by Orlando-based Darden Restaurants, which also owns several other national chains including Red Lobster and Longhorn Steakhouse.
The sale of the property, which closed Dec. 12, did not include the adjacent Sunoco gas station on the corner of Bill France Boulevard and West International Speedway Boulevard.
The seller of the Ramada Inn property is a local family that built the hotel in the 1960s.
"The property was put under contract earlier this year by CBL and negotiations took about nine months," said Paul Partyka, managing partner with NAI Realvest in Mainland, the commercial real estate broker who represented the family that sold the hotel. The family did business as Consolidated Inns of Daytona Beach Inc.
Partyka said completing the property sale in nine months was "pretty fast considering the number of parties that were involved, which even included the (Daytona Beach International) airport that has some kind of easement on the property because it's in one of the landing paths."
In addition to owning Volusia Mall, the Volusia-Flagler area's largest shopping center, CBL also owns two other shopping centers locally: Cobblestone Village in Palm Coast and The Pavilion at Port Orange.
The city in November approved a request by Consolidated Inns of Daytona Beach to rezone the Ramada Inn Speedway property to allow the hotel to be replaced by restaurants.
Rich Walton, Daytona Beach planning manager, said the property's then-owners told the city that the planned Bahama Breeze and Olive Garden restaurants would be in separate buildings. He said Wednesday that CBL has not yet submitted building construction or site development plans for the property.
The city staff report indicates the two restaurants would face West International Speedway Boulevard with most of the parking to the rear of the complex. A possible third restaurant space is identified in the property's northwest corner, facing Bill France Boulevard.
CBL officials could not be reached for comment on Wednesday.
If the planned restaurants are built as separate buildings, they would go against Darden's recent trend of building co-located restaurant complexes with shared kitchens similar to the company's Red Lobster/Olive Garden complex in Palm Coast.
Tara Gray, a spokeswomen for Darden, wrote in an email Wednesday that the company is constantly looking for new sites across the county, but, "We do not comment on any specific restaurant plans until a project has received all the necessary approvals."
Partyka said that considering CBL's pace to close the purchase, he anticipates the two identified restaurants opening before the end of 2013, and possibly in the third quarter of 2013, between July and September.
Local commercial real estate observer Roy Akins, manager of the commercial division for Adams, Cameron & Co. Realtors, said the $3.9 million seems like a high price, but he does not know the particulars of the lease deal between CBL and Darden.
"I'm guessing they would be long-term leases, something like 20 years," Akins said. "They seem like good cash flow opportunities at a great location next to the mall, airport and track."
Darden currently operates a 9,000-square-foot Olive Garden restaurant at 1725 W. International Speedway Blvd., in a building it is leasing from Volusia County. The building is next to Daytona Beach International Airport, which is also owned by the county.
Steve Cooke, director of business development for the airport, said Darden's lease was set to expire in March, but was recently extended for several more months at Darden's request to give the company time to build a new complex to house the restaurant.
Susan Miller, president of Consolidated Inns of Daytona Beach, said her family built the hotel in 1964 and has always owned it. Members of the family-owned business decided to sell the hotel and property because of its age and the desire to see the property put to a better use, she said.
The family will retain partial ownership of the Homewood Suites hotel behind the former Ramada Inn Speedway.


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Flight times and fares for SFO, LAX, San Jose and Portland released
Mammoth Mountain Ski Area on Wednesday announced winter air schedules and fares, including the new flight to and from San Francisco International.
The flights, to and from San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Jose and Portland, begin Dec. 16, according to a news release Tuesday from Mammoth Mountain Ski Area.
United Airlines will offer non-stop service from San Francisco International to Mammoth Yosemite Airport. Flights will be operated by United Express carrier SkyWest Airlines, using 66-seat CRJ700 regional jets. Flights start at $188 round-trip.
The flights will leave San Francisco at 3:30 p.m., arriving in Mammoth at 4:46. Flights going the other way depart Mammoth at 5:27 p.m. and arrive in San Francisco at 6:40 pm.
Horizon Air, meanwhile, will twice daily nonstop from Los Angeles, daily nonstop service from San Jose and direct (same-plane, one-stop) service from Portland.
Horizon will operate all flights to Mammoth with 76-seat Bombardier Q400s. Prices begin at $59 each way from San Jose and Los Angeles, and $109 each way from Portland.
The flights from LAX will leave at 9:40 a.m. (arriving Mammoth 10:48 a.m.) and 4:40 p.m. (arriving 5:48 p.m.) Monday through Friday. On Saturdays and Sundays, the LAX flights will leave at 11:35 p.m. (arriving 12:43 p.m.) and 4:40 p.m. Flights going the other way depart Mammoth at 1:55 p.m. Monday through Friday (arriving 3:04 p.m.) and 6:20 p.m. (arriving 7:29 p.m.) On Saturdays and Sundays, flights leave Mammoth at 4:35 p.m. (arriving 5:44 p.m.) and 6:20 p.m.
On the San Jose leg, flights will depart for Mammoth at 12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (arriving 1:25 p.m.) and 3:10 p.m. on the weekends (arriving 4:05 p.m.). Going the other way to San Jose, the flights leave Mammoth at 11:20 p.m. Monday through Friday (arriving 12:20 p.m.) and 1:15 p.m. on the weekends (arriving 2:15 p.m.)
On the Portland leg, the flights leave for Mammoth at 9:55 a.m. Monday through Friday (arriving 1:25 p.m.) and 12:20 p.m. on the weekend (arriving 4:05 p.m.). The return flight to Portland leaves Mammoth at 11:20 a.m. Monday through Friday, (arriving 2:47 p.m.) and 1:15 p.m. on the weekends (arriving 4:50 p.m.)


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Fistfights among kids have become less common over the last decade in 19 of 30 countries surveyed in a new report.
"It was not something that we anticipated," said William Pickett, the lead author of the study in the journal Pediatrics and a professor at Queen's University in Kingston, Canada. "If anything, given what you hear in the news, I would have anticipated the reverse."
But fighting in other countries, including the U.S. and Canada, has remained steady, while in a few nations, including the economically decimated Greece, fighting has increased.
Pickett said his study can't explain the overall trend toward less physical conflict.
"As society has evolved, there's probably less tolerance of fighting in school systems and probably (more prevention) efforts across these countries," Pickett speculated.
Fighting among children is an important public health problem, he said.
Not only does it increase kids' chances of getting hurt, but it's also tied up in other dangerous behaviors, such as drinking and using drugs.
To gauge how big the problem is internationally, Pickett and his colleagues surveyed nearly a half million school children in 30 countries, most of them in Europe.
The kids were between 11 and 15 years old.
In 2002, 154,000 kids responded to the questionnaire about how often they fight. Another 166,000 responded in 2006, and 174,000 children participated in 2010.
Taken together, nearly 14 percent of the kids reported that they got into a fight at least three times in the past 12 months in 2002. In 2006, that number dropped closer to 13 percent, and in 2010 11.6 percent of kids said they'd been in a fight at least three times that year.
"We saw this as very positive news," Pickett told Reuters Health.
Fighting in the United States ranged from nearly 12 percent of kids to close to 10 percent, depending on the year, but there was no obvious decline.
"It's reassuring that the rates aren't going up," said Dr. Rashmi Shetgiri, a pediatrician and violence prevention researcher at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, who was not involved in the study.
But "it makes me wonder, have we sort of reached a plateau in terms of the interventions that we're using, and do we need to develop some different types of interventions or use them in a different way to really make those rates start going down again," she told Reuters Health.
Shetgiri said programs to curb bullying and improve social skills have been successful in reducing fighting, but perhaps tailoring them to specific racial and ethnic groups could have an even bigger impact.
Link to economic instability?
Pickett pointed out that the U.S., Canada and several other countries did show modest improvements in fighting rates, but the differences were so small that they could have been due to chance.
Larger numbers of children in Greece, Latvia and the Ukraine reported fighting during each subsequent survey.
The authors point out in their study that these countries experienced considerable economic instability during this time period.
In addition, they found that kids from low income countries were more likely to fight than kids from wealthier nations.
"If economic instability is the problem, we should monitor this because of what's going on in the world these days," Pickett said.


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Bicyclist struck, not seriously injured.
A bicyclist was struck about 4:30 p.m. Monday on Highway 18 near Cumulus Avenue.
McMinnville police gave this account:
Bicyclist James Klein, 60, of McMinnville was westbound on the highway approaching Cumulus. He was riding along the shoulder and wearing high visibility clothing.
As the right turn lane opened up for the intersection, Klein legally stayed next to the right lane of the highway, not moving over to the right turn lane. Sharon Fullmer, 54, of Sheridan, was driving a 2001 Acura and changed lanes from the center to the outside edge of the highway.
She then drifted over the line between her lane and the right turn lane and struck the rear of Klein's bicycle.
The impact sent Klein airborne for about 80 feet before he hit the shoulder of the highway and slid/rolled until coming to a rest. His bicycle continued past this point and came to a rest near the intersection with Cumulus Avenue.
Fullmer stated to the officers that she had gotten drowsy due to the heat while driving and was not aware of Klein until the impact.
Klein was transported by McMinnville Fire Department ambulance to the Willamette Valley Medical Center. He sustained some cuts.
Officer Steve Macartney credited Klein not being seriously injured with the fact he was wearing a properly fitted helmet.
"This incident serves as a reminder to bicyclists that helmets are a life-saving tool for any time you are bicycling on a roadway," Capt. Dennis Marks said. "It also serves as a reminder to drivers that driving drowsy can have significant consequences for you and for the other vehicles and persons that you share the roadway with."
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Pfizer posts earnings; Street interested in what's next
Analyst reaction to Pfizer's third-quarter earnings Tuesday was a general sigh. The drugmaker emerged from the third quarter with a 3% drop in earnings compared to the same period last year, and down 7% for the nine-month period compared to the year before.
The results did not appear to trigger a strong reaction. Analysts appeared to be more focused on Pfizer's future, centering on the company's investment in Phase III testing of its PCSK9 inhibitor, Phase III tests of biosimilar Herceptin, and its deal with Eli Lilly to develop pain medication tanezumab.
Hovering over the call was buzz about the company's possibly impending—as in by 2017—split into three businesses. The company announced its internal divide into three units in July. The company needs three years of financial data for each unit before being able to split. The proposal is to divide the company into two innovative businesses and a value business.
ISI Group analyst Mark Schoenebaum noted in an October conference call that Pfizer could very well sell off assets while it waits for the full slate of financials to roll in. Bernstein analyst Tim Anderson pulled on this thread in his post-call research note Tuesday, noting that execs did not answer this question directly in regard to the value business, telling investors instead that it would look at how to maximize the value unit.
In terms of numbers, oncology sales jumped by 24% during the quarter, compared to the same period last year, largely due to the performance of drugs Xalkori and Inlyta. Primary care sales fell 10% during the quarter, compared to last year, and established product sales sank 4%.
Pfizer said RA pill Xeljanz has been meeting its expectations, but Bernstein's Anderson wrote Tuesday that "that seems very slow given the drug's decent clinical profile and its oral availability." The company is testing the RA drug for psoriasis, which would put it in line with other RA drugs like AbbVie's Humira. ISI's Schoenebaum projected in October that this added indication could boost global Xeljanz sales by around $1 billion.


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The following information are highlights from the U.S. Department of Justice's technical assistance document on the 2010 revised ADA requirements for service animals. Please refer to the document for a complete listing of guidance information.
Beginning March 15, 2011, only dogs are recognized as service animals under titles II and III of the ADA.
A service animal is a dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for a person with a disability. Examples of such work or tasks include guiding people who are blind, alerting people who are deaf, pulling a wheelchair, alerting and protecting a person who is having a seizure, reminding a person with mental illness to take prescribed medications, calming a person with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) during an anxiety attack, or performing other duties.
When it is not obvious what service an animal provides, only limited inquiries are allowed. Staff may ask two questions: (1) is the dog a service animal required because of a disability, and (2) what work or task has the dog been trained to perform. Staff cannot ask about the person's disability, require medical documentation, require a special identification card or training documentation for the dog, or ask that the dog demonstrate its ability to perform the work or task.
Allergies and fear of dogs are not valid reasons for denying access or refusing service to people using service animals. When a person who is allergic to dog dander and a person who uses a service animal must spend time in the same room or facility, for example, in a school classroom or at a homeless shelter, they both should be accommodated by assigning them, if possible, to different locations within the room or different rooms in the facility.
Establishments that sell or prepare food must allow service animals in public areas even if state or local health codes prohibit animals on the premises.
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Persons with disabilities have the right to use the services of a guide, signal or service dog or other such designated animal and to keep such animals in or around their dwellings. Landlords may reasonably regulate the presence of the animals on their premises but may not impose any extra charges or security deposits. Tenants, however, are liable for any damage caused by their animals when proof of such damage exists.
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A service animal shall be under the control of its handler. A service animal shall have a harness, leash, or other tether, unless either the handler is unable because of a disability to use a harness, leash, or other tether, or the use of a harness, leash, or other tether would interfere with the service animal's safe, effective performance of work or tasks, in which case the service animal must be otherwise under the handler's control (e.g., voice control, signals, or other effective means).
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Individuals with disabilities shall be permitted to be accompanied by their service animals in all areas of a public entity's facilities where members of the public, participants in services, programs or activities, or invitees, as relevant, are allowed to go.
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A public entity shall not ask or require an individual with a disability to pay a surcharge, even if people accompanied by pets are required to pay fees, or to comply with other requirements generally not applicable to people without pets. If a public entity normally charges individuals for the damage they cause, an individual with a disability may be charged for damage caused by his or her service animal.
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(1) Reasonable modifications. A public entity shall make reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures to permit the use of a miniature horse by an individual with a disability if the miniature horse has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of the individual with a disability.
(2) Assessment factors. In determining whether reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures can be made to allow a miniature horse into a specific facility, a public entity shall consider—
(i) The type, size, and weight of the miniature horse and whether the facility can accommodate these features;
(ii) Whether the handler has sufficient control of the miniature horse;
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A Food and Drug Administration bill designed to increase inspections of foreign drug factories, while also speeding approvals of new drugs at home, is headed to the president's desk after an overwhelming approval in the U.S. Senate.
The Senate approved the must-pass piece of the legislation by a vote of 92-4, and President Barack Obama is expected to sign it into law within days.
The core of the bill is critical to the FDA: It bolsters the agency's budget with billions of dollars in drug industry fees for scientists who review new medicines. For the first time, generic drugmakers will pay review fees to speed the approval of their products. Branded drugmakers have paid those fees for 20 years.
Lawmakers seized on the legislation to address recent concerns about the safety and quality of prescription medicines, especially those that are imported. The bill also gives the FDA new tools to fight counterfeiting and drug shortages, which have made headlines in the past year.
"This legislation will help bring critical drugs and medical devices to market faster, protect patients from drug shortages and manufacturing problems, and enhance the availability of low-cost generic drugs," said Sens. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, and Mike Enzi, R-Wyoming, who guided the bill through the Senate.
Public health experts say the most significant changes for consumers involve how FDA inspectors oversee foreign drug manufacturing facilities.
For more than 70 years, the agency has focused its inspections on U.S. factories. But most companies have moved their operations overseas to take advantage of cheaper labor and materials. Between 2001 and 2008 the number of U.S. drugs made outside of the country doubled, according FDA figures.
The bill passed by Congress would drop a requirement that FDA inspect all U.S. drug factories every two years and let it focus on foreign facilities, which it now typically inspects every nine years. The new bill requires that FDA inspectors target the most problematic manufacturing sites, regardless of whether they're in the U.S. or overseas.
"This legislation will, for the first time, enable the FDA to regularly inspect foreign drug manufacturing facilities, which supply 80 percent of the ingredients in our medications," said Allan Coukell, director of the Pew Charitable Trusts' medical programs
The risks of unchecked foreign drug manufacturing hit home in 2008, when hundreds of U.S. patients suffered allergic reactions — some fatal — to a blood thinner imported from China. An FDA investigation concluded the drug had been contaminated, to reduce costs, with an ingredient that mimics the blood thinner heparin.
The bill would raise the maximum prison sentence for drug counterfeiting to 20 years, or $4 million, from just three years or $10,000, under current law.
Despite months of negotiation, the bill does not include a national tracking system, which public health advocates say is critical to weeding out counterfeit pharmaceuticals from the U.S. supply chain. Lawmakers said they couldn't bridge longtime disagreements between the FDA and drugmakers over the scope and cost of the system, which would track shipments using electronic codes.
The legislation's underlying purpose is to renew, through 2017, a program under which drugmakers pay the FDA set fees for the review of new products. Since it first passed in 1992, the Prescription Drug User Fee Act has allowed the FDA to hire hundreds of additional scientists in return for meeting certain performance goals.
Under the new bill, the FDA would collect $6.4 billion in fees from companies over five years beginning in 2013. About $1.8 billion, or nearly 30 percent, would come from new fees, including the first to be paid by generic drugmakers.
Whereas most new drugs are reviewed in 10 months, the typical review for a generic drug takes over 30 months. The FDA has a backlog of more than 2,700 generic drug applications awaiting review, according to the Generic Pharmaceutical Association. The new fees will be used to hire more scientists to speed up clearance of generic drugs.
The legislation also renews a similar program covering medical devices.
Senators hailed the legislation as a rare example of cooperation between Republicans and Democrats, but the fee agreements at its heart had almost nothing to do with Congress.
Those arrangements were worked out during more than a year of closed-door negotiations between the FDA and industry groups. The portion of FDA's drug review budget that's underwritten by industry has steadily increased since 1992 and is now more than 60 percent.
Consumer advocates complain that the agency has become too dependent on the companies it regulates. They say they were shut out of the discussions.
The nonprofit Consumers Union lobbied Congress for a year over what it calls loopholes in FDA's approval process for medical devices. Of particular concern to the consumer group was that the FDA routinely clears some medical implants that are similar to older devices — even if the older products were recalled for safety reasons.
"This was an opportunity to improve the oversight of devices, and Congress has missed that opportunity," said Lisa McGiffert, who directs Consumers Union's Safe Patient Project.
As with prior reauthorizations, companies succeeded in adding a number of measures designed to speed approvals of their therapies.
A measure supported by medical-device makers requires the FDA to provide a rationale for denying approval of medical implants within 30 days. Medical-device lobbyists complain that the FDA has become overly cautious when reviewing routine medical devices.
Drug manufacturers also won faster approval for drugs that appear to have breakthrough potential. The FDA would be able to accept smaller, shorter clinical studies when reviewing first-of-a-kind medicines for life-threatening diseases.


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Recently had a patient pitch up after an afternoon in the garden, she had been gardening when a bug fell down her top and she squished it and carried on gardening. After an hour or so she noticed the area stinging and checked to find a red area. She had a shower and noticed that the stinging was a little less but when the area blistered she came to the acute clinic.
Pt was happy to share her story but as she had squished the bug on her "Décolletage" she wasnt so keen to have photos taken and shared with the word. So here is a nice US Marine with a blistering injury from a bug:
So Blisters from Beetles:
There are a few types of bugs that cause blistering eruptions and/or dermatitis.
The most widely know are the Meloidae family from which comes the Spanish Fly. The Meloidae are known as blister beetles in many parts of the world. They are so named because they cause a painful blistering eruption within 2-3hours of exposure.
A few blister beetles:
Paederus beetles also cause a dermatosis and blistering but this generally occurs 24-72 hours after exposure. These have been having a recent resurgence in research as they are common in Iraq and have caused outbreaks in a number of American Army camps there. These lead to the 2007 report attached.
Depending where you are in the world these beetles have a variety of illnesses named after them. If you are in Africa and squish one and wipe you face you may contract "Nairobi eye or Kenya fly dermatitis" In India Paederus beetles also cause seasonal outbreaks.
In New Zealand Oedemeerida (the false blister beetles) are more common and famously caused an outbreak of blisters in soldiers near Auckland in the 1980s. 74 Soldiers erupted with dermatitis after night exercises. An epidemiologists dream! Investigation lead them to the Thelyphassa lineata (Fabricius) after ruling out a number of other causes. Its ability to produce the reaction was tested on some willing participants (Medical Students)
So how do these little bugs cause such a wonderful bullous eruption and dermatitis. Both Melodiae and Oedemeerida produce Cantharidin which is a potent blistering agent. The male beetles produce all of the cantharidin and gift some to the females after mating. Male beetles secrete cantharidin from their joints so they dont need to be squashed to cause exposure and dermatitis. Wonderfully we dont know the exact biomechanical means of its production within the beetles. I also dont like to tell people where presents for my SO come from. Cantharidin is a very potent toxin with a LD50 of 0.5mg per Kg in humans. The most common animals poisoned by blister beetles are horses as the beetles commonly live in alfalfa and other green feed.
Paederus beetles have a more complex but better understood production of their toxin Pederin. The females in this case have a symbiotic relationship with a Pseudomonas which produces the toxin. This is in turn deposited into the eggs and larvae. Further toxin is ingested when beetles eat the shell of their egg after hatching. Paederus dermatitis takes longer to reveal itself often 24 hours before discolouration which then goes on to blister.
Treatment: The best treatment is prevention, simple things such as removing beetles rather than squashing them. One prevention in Iraq was moving the night guards further from the light towers which attracted the beetles. With Cantharadin patient will usually have washed themselves as the burning is an early symptom. With Paederus they often only present well after the toxin has been spread and absorbed, these patients show classical Kissing signs where skin surfaces have touched eg: elbow flexures. Once the dermatitis is established the best treatment is topical steroids but if the case is severe oral antihistimines and even antibiotics have some benefit.
Blister beetles have been used for centuries and despite their toxicity people took them as an aphrodisiac. In roman times (wake up @eleytherius) Livia Drusilla a great schemer of Rome attempted to poison visitors with cantharidin. Hoping they would act in a manner which they would later regret and allow her to blackmail them. (Its unclear if this was succesful) Cantarella which is the combination of Cantharidin and arsenic was reportedly the poison taken by Juliet to appear dead (We know how succesful that was)
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2189910 Oedemerid blister beetle dermatosis: a review. Nicholls DS, Christmas TI, Greig DE.


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Do you teach students how to measure angles? Here's an awesome little trick to make it much easier for the kids. Analog clocks can serve as a simple measurement estimation tool. Each number on a clock represents exactly 30 degrees. Teach your kids to draw angles that approximate the hands on a clock.
For example, tell them to draw an angle that measures 120 degrees. Most students from the 4th grade and up can multiply 30's since it's just like multiplying by 3's. So to draw an angle that measures 120 degrees, the student would count by 30's (30, 60, 90, 120.) 30 times 4 is 120 so the students draw a hand pointing at an imaginary 12 and an imaginary 4 and VOILA!
I've been teaching kids to use protractors for years. It's so challenging for them. When I tried the clock trick, my kids picked it up like *THAT!* Of course it takes a bit of practice. And your students will probably master it a bit quicker if they are able to see each other's work. You may want to practice skip counting by 30's before asking the students to draw angles.
Once the kids get good at drawing the angles, it will be much easier for them to flip it around and measure angles that are already drawn. They will first look at the angle and ask themselves how this would look on a clock.
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Has anyone done/ know anyone who has done the surf science degree? Theres one in Newquay..apparently you learn all sorts of different things from events management and psychology to conservation and shaping?! Opinions/Thoughts? After doing that for two years you can top it up with a Bsc Degree in marine sports / environmental management....?!
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It's almost here – the end of the fall semester! With finals almost over, and the campus starting to empty out a bit, I asked the student employees here at Parsons Music Library what they listened to in order to survive the end of the semester. The responses were great fun to read, and also very informative. We're approaching a new era of music consumption (okay, we've actually been here for a long time already) — that of streaming audio and internet radio. It's fun to hear the music anywhere you like, and get access in a way that suits you. And we're not the only ones collecting data on this phenomenon, as you'll see from this recent study.
Below you'll find our student staff replies to the question "What do you listen to during finals?" Feel free to add your answers to this question in the comments area!


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TORONTO, April 19, 2007 - As an environmental ambassador and industry pioneer on responsible tourism practices and sustainable hotel management, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts today announced it has launched the third edition of its acclaimed Green Partnership Guide, a comprehensive how-to text for companies looking to "green" their operations. The ultimate source for companies looking to introduce or expand their green policies, the latest edition of Fairmont's authoritative manual once again opens the vault on the brand's environmental best practices. Forwarded by world-renowned environmentalist Dr. David Suzuki, the Green Partnership Guide focuses on key areas such as energy management, water conservation, and innovative community outreach programs, while also providing detailed insights on how to start, maintain and grow an environmental program, including case studies on reducing operating costs, keeping employees motivated and tracking cost savings.With fundamental issues such as climate change and other environmental concerns top-of-mind with businesses and consumers alike, Chris Cahill, Fairmont's President & C.O.O., believes the book's launch is a timely and significant event. "It is my firm belief that hotels, or all companies for that matter, need to be aware of how their activity is impacting our planet and ways in which they can minimize their footprint." Adds Cahill, "For close to two decades now, Fairmont has actively supported environmentally sound business practices. With heightened awareness and responsible tourism now a mainstream topic, we encourage others to learn from our experience in this area and proactively move to green their operations."Providing support for Fairmont's industry leading efforts is Hadley Archer, Director, Business Engagement for WWF-Canada. "Corporations have an environmental footprint, and so they have the responsibility to take action to lower that footprint. Fairmont's Green Partnership Guide is an excellent example of a practical and meaningful solution to help companies lower their impact on the environment, and at the same time, generate cost savings and boost employee morale. By preparing this guide, Fairmont is showing corporate leadership in taking steps to address issues such as waste reduction and global warming." Companies, hospitality schools or individuals interested in purchasing a copy of the third edition of The Green Partnership Guide, should contact Fairmont's office of environmental affairs at email@example.com a little enticement for would-be environmentalists, Fairmont is providing an advanced preview of the guide's informative content. Samples include:
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