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OI004: The Lost Lapras
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After picking up the GS Ball from Professor Ivy, Brock decided to stay on the island so Ash and Misty head back home by blimp. Unfortunately, our duo gets double-crossed by Team Rocket once again, and Jigglypuff puts the whole crew to sleep. After another crash landing in the middle of nowhere they meet a new friend named Tracey while trying to help a Lapras that washed up on the beach.
- Tracey Sketchit
- Tracey's Venonat
- The opening animation of the theme song shows Ash after losing at the Indigo League.
- Since Tracey Sketchit was considered "The New Brock", he was in the intro instead of Brock.
- Ash's Rivals so far have been seen in the intro. They include: Gary Oak, Samurai, Duplica, the Hiker from IL051, A.J, Giselle, Jeanette Fisher, Mandi and Ritchie.
- This is the second time that Ash has encounter a Lapras. The first time he saw one was in Holiday Hi-Jynx.
- The "Who's that Pokémon?" in this episode is Ninetales.
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Source(Added Pub. L. 85–859, title I, § 119(a),Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1285; amended Pub. L. 86–418, § 2(b),Apr. 8, 1960, 74 Stat. 38; Pub. L. 94–455, title XIX, § 1906(b)(13)(A),Oct. 4, 1976, 90 Stat. 1834; Pub. L. 98–369, div. A, title VII, § 735(c)(10),July 18, 1984, 98 Stat. 983.)
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A prior section 4223, act Aug. 16, 1954, ch. 736, 68A Stat. 495, related to exemption of articles manufactured or produced by Indians, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 85–859, § 119(a). See section 4225 of this title.
1984—Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 98–369substituted "4218(c)" for "section 4218 (e)".
1976—Subsec. (b)Pub. L. 94–455struck out "or his delegate" after "Secretary".
1960—Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 86–418substituted "section 4218 (e)" for "section 4218 (d)".
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Amendment by Pub. L. 98–369effective, except as otherwise provided, as if included in the provisions of the Highway Revenue Act of 1982, title V of Pub. L. 97–424, to which such amendment relates, see section 736 ofPub. L. 98–369, set out as a note under section 4051 of this title.
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- There has never been published a randomised controlled trial of group debriefing. In this study we employed an analogue study with students to conduct the first such trial. Sixty-four participants were shown a stressful video of paramedics attending to injured and dead victims of a road traffic accident. Half the participants were subsequently debriefed and half were provided with tea and biscuits and allowed to talk amongst themselves. A 1 month follow-up was administered. It was found that, while the video was rated as distressing, there were no significant differences between the debriefed and non-debriefed groups on measures of affective distress and trauma symptoms. Those who were debriefed later recalled having wanted to talk more to someone about the video than those who were not debriefed. It is suggested that cognitive dissonance may explain this result.
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- Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, Vol. 39, no. 1 (Mar 2008), p. 42-56
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Fishing Report Captain Mike Ellis Venice Offshore 2/8 - 2/9
With hunting season over its time to buckle down and go back to work. With weather issues these are the only trips I have been able to get out. It's the age old struggle you have trips when it's blowing a gale and nothing when it's pretty. That just increases the desire to kill some fish.
I had an awesome group of guys come in from Katty Texas for a day of catching and not much fishing. They managed to hit it just right this day. The day started in typical winter conditions. There was a fog that was much lighter than I expected. When we pushed off we were actualy able to see both banks of the river. Of course that only lasted a few miles. What a letdown that was it went from a relaxed run down the river to a turn the stereo off and white knuckle it for the remainder of the river portion. Well that never happened it just kept getting worse we ended up having to troll for wahoo with the radar. Its kind of erie when you can hear the rig but not see it. Then all of a sudden there it is popping out of the fog. But the fish took my mind of the foggy conditions. The first pass yielded a triple header one escaped to fight another day and a blackfin and a small yellowfin came aboard for a trip back to Texas. This is where it gets good while fighting those two fish I looked at the sounder and it was jammed up with fish. I only know the rig is to the north of me but with fish under the boat who cares. I put the lures back out and we couldn't get more than twenty yards of so before we had another blackfin on or small yellow. Not my totally intended target but still good fish. Finaly we got the bite we needed and the line was rapidly leaving the reel. Scott was on the reel and was not totally prepared for it or either the extra crown drinks from the night before was having a slowing effect. After a good effort the rod was passed and Dustin was able to bring a 81lb wahoo to the boat. Now things are looking up. A few more passes over the fish and a few more blackfin and a triple on good yellowfin with only a 60 pound or so fish landed. Then daddy wahoo bit and it was on this time Scott put it to him. And shortly he was on ice I thought he would break 90 but we weighed in at 86. After that it just died completely. Now other boats have joined in and the bite is just dead. So I bartered for some livebait from a buddy as I thought it was best to not waste time with it in the morning and go to get in on the early bite. Turned out it was a good gamble. So now with actual fishing happening and no catching I made a move about two miles away and went to work on the AJ's they were very cooperative and in short order we were done with that. With everyone pretty much beat down after the AJ's we called it a day and took it to the barn.
My clients for the next two days were on the dock when I got in and they saw the catch and was pumped up for the following day. But the next two days turned out to not be so great. Well the first day at least we got off the dock and fished in some tough conditions for only a few small yellowfin and a few blackfin. We did pick up a couple of Aj's while chunking but they were not on the request list for the day. There were not any pictures from the 9th as it was a grind all day and with the tough fishing there was no time for glamour shots. It was a three boat trip and everyone had good fish from the day before so we all headed to different spots to hopefully have a repeat. Well as luck would have it our best layed plans crapped out and we all ended up at the Lump chunking. I think between three boats we had 6 yellowfin and a dozen blacks and a couple of Aj's. It was a tough day and the call was for yellowfin or bust so it wasn't really a bust but not far from it. After the fish were cleaned and a few cocktails and our wounds licked from the rough weather and fishing. We decided to call the second day off. The forcast didn't look good at all. The following morning the sustained 26kt wind told us we made the right call. So with that I loaded the boat on the trailer and went home to enjoy a soggy Mardi Gras. But that is a entirely different story. And yes that one has plenty of pictures. Until next time catch'em up
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The Hostess bankruptcy liquidation, the result of a bungled negotiation between the company, its equity sponsors, its striking workers, and the labor union, over what has been defined as unsustainable benefits and pension benefits, is rapidly becoming a Ding Ding farce. The latest news in what promises to be an epic Chapter 22 fight is that the judge, pressured by various impaired stakeholders, among which none other than the US trustee, is that the bankruptcy Judge Robert Drain, who has previously presided over such Chapter 11 cases as Loral, RCN, Cornerstone, Refco, Allegiance Telecom, Delphi, Coudert Brothers, Frontier Airlines and Star Tribune, has ordered the company and its unions to seek private mediation to attempt averting what the company has already said is an inevitable unwind of operations.
Per Reuters, "Hostess, its lenders and the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union (BCTGM) agreed to mediation at the urging of Bankruptcy Judge Robert Drain of the Southern District of New York, who advised against a more expensive, public hearing regarding the company's liquidation. "My desire to do this is prompted primarily by the potential loss of over 18,000 jobs as well as my belief that there is a possibility to resolve this matter," Drain said." Sadly, this latest step will almost certainly lead to nothing constructive as it merely extends a status quo which already proved to be unresolvable.
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Several unions also objected to the company's plans, saying they made "a mockery" of laws protecting collective bargaining agreements in bankruptcy. The Teamsters, which represents 7,900 Hostess workers, said the company's plan would improperly cut the ability of remaining workers to use sick days and vacation.
In the off chance that mediation does lead to a reconstruction of the failed company it may ironically benefit from the closeout sale of its products as confused Americans hoarded Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Ho Hos in hopes of selling them on Ebay as collectible items with huge marks up, something we warned previously will fail. Regardless, the firesale will lead to a surge of cash in the company's coffers, which will then lead to a scramble over how it is divided.
Then comes the question of whether or not someone steps up in the liquidation process and buys the company in part or whole. Here we learn that Grupo Bimbo, long expected to be the natural suitor for at least the firm's trademarks and IP, will not participate in said process. Hostess CEO Rayburn said Grupo Bimbo won't be a potential buyer for the bankrupt baker. "One misconception in the market is that Bimbo would be a buyer and bakery leadership told us in several plants that Bimbo would come in and buy, which is absurd," Rayburn said in an interview with Bloomberg Television. Rayburn cited Bimbo's agreement with the U.S. Justice Department to sell some Sara Lee brands in order to complete its acquisition of Sara Lee's North American bakery business. "Due to antitrust, it would never happen," Rayburn said.
More to the point, and as we predicted on Friday, if there is an outright purchase of the company, it will be a standalone entity, without its unions: Hostess will draw strategic buyers and private-equity investors for its brands, Rayburn said, without naming potential bidders. The company is "more attractive" to buyers without the unions, he said. In other words, if the Union had hoped that their workers would be retained by the purchasing entity, their dreams just got shattered.
But while the Union may be sad, it is about to add another emotion to its arsenal: blind fury. Because it is here that things get truly surreal. As the US Trustee, a Justice Department official responsible for protecting creditors, disclosed, as part of the wind down of Hostess, wants to pay as much as $1.75 million in incentive bonuses to 19 senior managers during the liquidation.
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The process requires "intensive" planning, staffing and funding, the company said. A fire-sale liquidation would damage equipment and result in improper disposal of waste materials.
It's "not a simple matter of turning off the lights and shutting the doors," Hostess said in court papers.
The baker estimated that shutting the plants will cost $17.6 million in the next three months. The plants have about $29 million worth of excess product ingredients, Hostess said.
About $6.9 million will be spent to close depots, while $8.8 million will be used to idle retail stores and $8.1 million will go to shutting corporate offices, according to a court filing. Perishable baked goods at retail stores will be sold at going-out-of-business sales, donated to charity or destroyed, Hostess said.
Most importantly, however, is the question how one explains to 18,500 workers who are already out and looking for jobs that the management team which was just as responsible for crushing the company deserves on average $92,000 each in "incentive bonuses, is anyone's guess and one does wonder what safety precautions said management team may have taken to protect from what is certain to be the collective wrath of its former workforce.
Naturally, the immediate outcome of this rather obscene demand, which may fly in a Chapter 11 KERP proposal but hardly is tenable in a liquidation proceeding, is that said US Trustee is now seeking to take control of the liquidation away from the company. As BBG reported earlier, "U.S. Trustee Tracy Hope Davis asked the judge to convert the case to a Chapter 7 from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, based partly on the company's intent to pay bonuses, and appoint a trustee to supervise the wind-down."
But wait, it gets better: because it is quite likely that should an emboldened US Trustee get her wishes granted, will push to continue operating Hostess as a going concern, potentially with a court appointed, and US Trustee selected management team.
In essence this could result in a stealth nationalization of the junk food maker, which would preserve the jobs of the workers for the time being, but crush the balance of the capital structure, i.e., secured and unsecured creditors.
Impossible, you say? It has happened, to a big extent, before. Recall a certain bankruptcy case of one General Motors, where the claims of creditors were primed by those of the labor unions.
Granted, such a perversion of the bankruptcy process would be historic, but in a country in which everyone is to blame for everything, and in which property rights are becoming a very nebulous concept, we would certainly not be surprised if the US government ends up "bailing out" Hostess by a mandatory flipping the capital structure, over the cries of the company's creditors, further pushing the country into the twilight Banana zone.
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"Most importantly, however, is the question how one explains to 18,500 workers who are already out and looking for jobs that the management team which was just as responsible for crushing the company deserves on average $92,000 each in "incentive bonuses, is anyone's guess and one does wonder what safety precautions said management team may have taken to protect from what is certain to be the collective wrath of its former workforce.
tTe company could have continued in operaton with union concessions. They might have had to eat chicken rather tha beef.
For every $million in bonuses, the cost per empolyee is about $50.
The union dickheads can express their outrage about the $130 or $200 per employee bonus to management by closing the company. Meanwhile, the Wonder Bread driver cannot deliver Twinkies.
These dummies should be working on the turkey lines for Tyson. Or maybe the workers in Main will shoot moose and chop wood/ Oh, for the good ol' days.
What is really rich to consider is that it is a Dickie Gephart and Teamsters investment fund that will have the investment Go To Zero in the liquidation. Why can't they just send more money?
Just kill all the lawyers and put it on Craigslist.
Problem solved.
Ya the same lawyers that should have written into contracts that, if the short-sighted greedy fuck's running the show, run it into the ground they have to give up their pay during liquidation, and take on some real labour too!!!!!
That's why they make millions a year right, because they are supposed to be responsible for the company?
Fuck'n educated morons need six-seven figure salaries to do what exactly??
I know, they get the 1st life boat, with room for the contents of the safe, before the ship goes down.
Fuck every lettered MBA, CEO, COO, CFO, CA, CPA, EatmyfuckingshortsAAAA BBLLAHH,BLahhh...blah...blowhards running Hostess, real fucking hard!
Have another shot and a beer. Your comment is almost comprehensible.
Good thing they are getting the $1.75 million dollar bonus or else who knows how fucked things could get?
Seen this happen too many times. Top dogs do a leverage buyout and get rich while loading a crapload of debt on the company. Debt payments overwhelm the company and they file for reorg and line their pockets more and escape out back door. New investors who were sweet talked into buying the dead horse because, gee its hoo hoos and twinkies, hire jacklegs who sweet talked to run the joint. These jacklegs then proceed to line their thieving pockets while driving the business to ch 7. It's the new Amerkani rapine way. These are not capitalist, these are thieves and robbers raping the host-ess before it reaches room temp. I feel for the investors...but they climbed in the bed with money rapist and not producers. The producers bailed when top dogs flipped the switch and loaded the crap debt load the first time. Debt is slavery...just ask the host-ess.
I don't think that's what happened here. The unions made them unprofitable and drove them under. Yeah, management is going to take their money off the table as bonuses and go out of business. Not right, but it's legal.
I don't think Hostess LBO'd at anytime. That's really the scheme.
The $1.75M is probably just a Change in Control provision within executive compensation that is in just about everyone's contract at a certain level.
Erroneous. In a liquidating 11 or 7 it is ubiquitous for existing management to seek, and usually receive, financial incentives for sticking around to help execute the sale of the business/assets, on the argument that the way to extract maximum value is to sell quickly and have those who know the assets stick around to preserve the assets. If everyone walks away to get a new job with a non-BK company and the liquidation is run by a trustee who doesn't have the institutional knowledge, you generally end up with a fire sale. If the Orderly Sale Price - Bonuses > Fire Sale Price, then bonuses were a sound expense. Problem is that you never really can empirically test it. Which is why courts will generally approve such bonuses.
Good explanation and have been thru this myself (but on a merger) where bonuses are paid to retain knowledgeable personnel.
97% of the brainless on this site do not understand this concept though ..
Man, there really must be a God up there because I think he is trying to show everyone an example on a small scale how fucked up the sytems is. I believe this may have almost all the fucked up financial/labor/goverment ingredients that we see in the world today and these ingredients are as toxic as a fucking Ho Ho and twinky combined and will put you in the same place as if you ate these garbage snacks over the past 50 years (buried in the ground)
A producer of a snack food full of shit ingredients is on the verge of BK due to unions (run by union bosses)excess and a managment team (Wall Street private equity) who gave themselves huge raises as the companies profits shrank and they cut back the pay of workers. Company is force to file BK and only hope of survival is if one of the unions will take a pretty good pay-cut. The union tells the manement team to fuck off even though they know there is a very good chance that will force the company to liquidate and all the jobs will be lost as well as having a good chunk of these unions employees cross the picket line to go back to work in order to feed their families and try and save the company. Since the union will not take pay cut the company follows through on promise to liquidate but in the BK papers they give themselves a fucking bonus as they are laying off 18,000 workers. The government in the form of the federal BK trustee takes the stupitity of managment as an excuss to possibly take over the company fuck and stand contract law on its head to reward the unions (the employees an afterthough of course). The end results could very well be a government run toxic snack food company run by some Obama CZAR of who the fuck knows what.
Man you really can't make this stuff up
So, by the time the government is done with this, the government will give a $5.00 tax credit for each box of Twinkies and Ding-Dongs sold, buy out the company for the union for $13 billion while retaining a 40% equity stake, and require the company to buy and deliver its products in Chevy Volts.
But of course, they will eventually sell their shares to the public, and we will make a cozy profit, sometime in the future, that is.
Is that about right?
One problem how does O. explain this to Michael and how does Michael explain it to the schools.
Be Damn them children Michael, the brothers must come first.
Today I Obama decree a new slogan "A Twinkie a day everyday" If you can't afford it don't despair we'll add it to health care.
Oh, and as poster above also noted, they will force Hostess to develop and sell "healthy snacks" instead of their current fare.
Only a union guy could punch out Twinkies on an assembly line and call himself a Baker. (btw, long ago I was a Teamster. Local 478 So. Kearney, NJ ... Got Mob?)
Now I am Proud Lackey of the Bourgoisie Reaction.
What we have here is a failure to understand that the value of labor AND the value of the modern US CEO "skill set" are both declining.
Hilarious. No one is permitted to liquidate, even their own business, anymore.
Hmmmmmmmmmmm. That won't impact new business formation at all, don't you reckon?
My property tax bill would be "more attractive" without teachers unions. In fact, you could just fire all the teachers and burn the schools down... the kids would probably end up smarter.
Tyler, how come no post about this?
SEC Rocked By Lurid Sex-and-Corruption Lawsuit
It is mostly private equity firm's fault. Unions had very little to do with this. Just look at the numbers:
Of the debt that Hostess has:
$50-$60m outstanding to trade creditors
$36m min lease obligations
$180m in accured workers compensation liabilities
$75m debtor-in-posession loans
$850m in secured debt outstanding.
Yeah.. TOTALLY the unions fault. TOTALLY THOSE SOUL CRUSHING PENSIONS. except.. NOT.
Respectfully, your post reflects fundamental lack of understanding of how a chapter 11 bankruptcy works. Suggest you start with 11 USC 1113 and 1114.
Respectfully, USC trumps the constitution.
Just ask your Executive or Legislative or Judical branch.
Who you serve?
Thank god!
I was about to do the same thing.
CMON people, some logic and reason!
This is meant to be ZH, where we actually go through the numbers.
Not go crazy over the PR bs spin we get from MSM CNBC etc.
Problem, Solution, Reaction.
Go along to get along.
Frame the context as you see it.
Problem, Solution, Reaction.
Go along to get along as you see fit.
Or not.
Wall Street killed Hostess, and a squadron of MBA monkey bats.
Brother Nathanel addresses the Israel slaughter of Palestinians. (interesting man!)
Correct that to addresses the Palestinian slaughter of Israels.
Ask the question of "Who fired first" before posting garbage.
Of course, let's just entirely ignore the fact that since 2011 management has refused to pay into the independent pension funds, in violation of contracts. While at the same time still deducting the employee pension contributions and keeping it as their own. Of course, this missing money becomes "debt" as the funds are dumped over to the hedge funds as profit, and then, despite being profitable they decide to rework the contracts to make this stolen money vanish from the records. Cus they sure as hell don't want to pay it. But let's ignore this and blame the evil unions who fight back when $48k jobs turn into $25k jobs in under a year while money is flat out stolen from employees paychecks and funneled off to vulture capitalists.
What's a ding dong taste like?
Same thing happened to Kodak.
The same crooks that ran the company into the ground, were paid mega-bucks to 'stay onboard and help restructure the company'...
But, but, but... if your last job, was taking an American Icon w/ a wealth of intellectual property and one-of-a-kind engineering talent, and turn it into a bankrupt non-manufacturing entity, who the hell would 'hire you away'?
When the wolves are guarding the hen-house, there's no penalty for helping yourself while the getting's good.
Hostess cakes are a health hazzard. Good riddens and probably more dangerous than smoking a pack of Marlboros. And yet the media is more worried about the job impact of the hostess workers than they are about the farmers who grow tobacco. Poison is poison, people need to be consistent.
'Good riddens'?
Where DIDN'T you go to school?
While working a college summer job in a union factory I was confronted by two union lifers for working too hard and getting the rate on piecework raised to make time and a half. I could make rate in 6 hours and play poker in the break room for 2 hours a shift without breaking a sweat. They told me if I didn't slow down they would slow me down. I was a 19 year old kid. Before I left they had slashed all 4 tires on my car however the rate was triple when I started and they would never see time and a half on that particular job again for sure. You need a union electrician in Chicago's convention centers to plug in your equipement in a trade show booth. They will contribute greatly to the death of what is left of this country. As far as a bridge falling apart because of non union labor I think not. And 3 bridges would have been built in the time it takes union guys to build one.
I love how "management" no matter what the business can make a fortune as they say they can't pay the workers. Fuck a bunch of white collar, tie wearing, ass kissing corporate sluts. No, motherfuckers, you couldn't make a product if you had to but you can sure rape the business to death.
Those damn Unions, lol.
all worked up and IT'S NOT YOUR MONEY.
Something is wrong with that.


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The government was yesterday blamed for spending 50bn/-in ten years on repairing the State House.
It was also advised to trim the size of the cabinet, which consists of 54 ministers including the president, in order to reduce expenditures.
Opposition MP Suzan Lyimo (Special Seats - Chadema) made the remarks when contributing to budget estimates of the Prime Minister's Office. She said in the new financial year 10bn/- would be allocated for repairs of the State House.
Lyimo said that parliamentarians had been regularly speaking on reducing the size of the cabinet but nothing had been done. She said the cabinet had 54 ministers, including the president, prime minister and the president of Zanzibar.
Lyimo said statistics from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) showed that Tanzania, which ranks 97 among countries with a GDP of 21bn/-, had a larger cabinet compared to the US, which has a GDP of USD 14 trillion with a cabinet of 15 ministers only.
She said Japan, which ranks third among rich countries globally, has 17 ministers though its GDP is USD 5 trillion, while Germany has only 15 ministers.
"Tanzania, which is the poorest country among the three, has a cabinet of ministers which is three times compared to the US……so it is important to trim it if we want to reduce expenditures. We are spending too much on this," she noted.
She said the plan to shift the capital to Dodoma was 35 years old, but the central government was still operating from Dar es Salaam. She said Nigeria, with all its political problems, had succeeded in shifting its capital.
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Title 45 - Hotels, Motels, Restaurants and Boardinghouses
South Carolina Bed and Breakfast Act
SECTION 45-4-10. Short title.
This chapter shall be cited as the "South Carolina Bed and Breakfast Act".
HISTORY: 1998 Act No. 300, Section 1, eff May 27, 1998.
SECTION 45-4-20. Definitions.
As used in this chapter:
(A) "Bed and breakfast" means a residential-type lodging facility having no more than ten guestrooms where transient guests are fed and lodged for pay. This chapter does not apply to other types of transient accommodations, such as hotels, motels, motor inns, resorts, rooming houses, boarding houses, hunting lodges, or campgrounds. The phrase includes the following types of residential-type lodging facilities:
(1) "bed and breakfast" or "bed and breakfast inn", which are residential-type lodging facilities that have three to ten guestrooms and that serve only breakfast to registered guests;
(2) "home stay bed and breakfast", a residential-type lodging facility that has one to three guestrooms and that serves only breakfast to registered guests; and
(3) "country inn", a residential-type lodging facility that has three to ten guestrooms and that serves breakfast to registered guests.
(B) "Residential-type lodging facility", means a facility that:
(1) serves as both the innkeeper's residence and a place of lodging for transient guests; and
(2) is primarily residential in style with regard to the amenities provided to guests.
(C) "Guestroom" means a sleeping room, or a combination of rooms for sleeping and sitting, which includes, among other amenities:
(1) a bed or beds;
(2) a private or shared bathroom;
(3) clothes hanging and storage amenities; and
(4) a selection of furniture and lighting.
(D) "Innkeeper" means the proprietor of a bed and breakfast.
(E) "Residential kitchen" means a private-home-type kitchen in a bed and breakfast used for food service to registered guests as well as the innkeeper.
HISTORY: 1998 Act No. 300, Section 1, eff May 27, 1998.
SECTION 45-4-30. Food service; compliance with applicable regulations.
(A) A bed and breakfast with a residential kitchen may provide the following food service without having to obtain a permit authorizing the service:
(1) a continental or full breakfast to registered guests only;
(2) a tea-type service to registered guests only.
(B) Regulations promulgated by the Department of Health and Environmental Control pursuant to Section 44-1-140(2) or other provision of law regarding food service do not apply to a bed and breakfast providing only the food service identified in subsection (A) of this section. Instead of those regulations, a bed and breakfast must comply with the provisions of Section 45-4-40.
(C) A bed and breakfast providing any food service other than that identified in subsection (A) of this section must comply with regulations applicable to that food service, including catering.
HISTORY: 1998 Act No. 300, Section 1, eff May 27, 1998.
SECTION 45-4-40. Standards for food products; hygiene practices for innkeepers and employees; use of tobacco; food preparation areas and equipment.
(A) The standards provided in this section shall apply to a bed and breakfast providing the food service identified in Section 45-4-30(A)(1).
(B)(1) Food shall be in sound condition and safe for human consumption. The use of food in hermetically-sealed containers that was not prepared in a food processing establishment is prohibited, with the exception of properly sealed and refrigerated homemade jams, jellies, and preserves, which shall be monitored by the innkeeper for freshness.
(2) Fluid milk and fluid milk products shall be pasteurized and shall comply with applicable law. Raw milk shall not be provided or used in a bed and breakfast.
(3) Only clean shell eggs meeting applicable grade standards or pasteurized liquid, frozen or dry eggs, or pasteurized egg products shall be used.
(4) Only ice which has been manufactured with potable water and handled in a sanitary manner shall be used.
(5) Food shall be protected from cross-contamination and from potential contamination by insects, insecticides, rodents, rodenticides, cleaning chemicals or utensils, overhead leakage or condensation, dust, coughs, and sneezes or other agents of public health significance.
(6) A refrigerator or an oven used in a residential kitchen shall have a nonstationary, interior thermometer to monitor food temperatures. The storage temperature for perishable foods shall not exceed forty-five degrees Fahrenheit. The preparation temperature for baked foods shall be one hundred forty degrees Fahrenheit or more.
(C)(1) Food shall be prepared with a minimum of manual contact and shall be prepared on food contact surfaces and with utensils that are clean and have been sanitized.
(2) Foods shall be cooked and immediately served to guests. The following food handling practices shall be prohibited:
(a) cooling and reheating prior to service;
(b) hot holding for more than two hours; and
(c) service of previously-served foods.
(3) Frozen food shall be thawed:
(a) in a refrigerator at a temperature not to exceed forty-five degrees Fahrenheit; or
(b) under potable running water with sufficient water velocity to agitate and float off loose food particles; or
(c) in a microwave oven only or as part of the conventional cooking process.
(4) Innkeepers and employees engaged in food preparation shall maintain a high degree of personal cleanliness and shall conform to good hygienic practices during all food service and food handling periods. No innkeeper or employee who is infected with, or who is a carrier of, a disease that can be transmitted by foods may work with or handle food.
(5) Innkeepers and employees shall not use tobacco in bed and breakfast kitchens and food preparation areas.
(6) Food preparation areas, equipment, and utensils shall be constructed and repaired with safe materials, shall be corrosion resistant, nonabsorbent, and easily cleanable and durable under conditions of normal use. Equipment, utensils, and single service articles shall not impart odors, color, taste, nor contribute to the contamination of food.
(D) Food equipment, tableware, and utensils shall be easily cleanable and stored in a manner to avoid contamination. These items shall be cleaned and sanitized prior to food preparation, and after each use. A domestic or residential dishwasher and manual cleaning procedures may be utilized for cleaning and sanitizing. If a domestic or residential dishwasher is used, it must:
(1) be installed and operated according to manufacturer instructions for the highest level of sanitization possible, and the dishwasher temperature must be maintained at a minimum of 150°;
(2) effectively remove physical soil from all surfaces of dishes and utensils; and
(3) sanitize dishes and utensils by the application of sufficient accumulative heat.
HISTORY: 1998 Act No. 300, Section 1, eff May 27, 1998.
SECTION 45-4-50. Water supply; potable water; sewage disposal; toilet facilities; ventilation; fixtures and supplies.
(A) Sufficient potable water for the needs of the bed and breakfast shall be provided from an approved water supply. A private well water supply may be used if it meets residential water quality standards.
(B) An approved means of sewage disposal must be provided. A public sewage system is the preferred means of sewage disposal and, if available, must be used. If a sewage disposal system is used, it must be constructed, maintained, and operated according to applicable residential sewage disposal standards.
(C)(1) Toilet facilities shall be installed in accordance with residential construction standards.
(2) There shall be at least one toilet facility for every two guestrooms. Shared bathrooms shall contain appropriate cleaning agents and disinfectants for self-service by guests.
(3) There shall be at least one bathroom which shall be conveniently located and accessible to innkeepers and employees at all times. Bathrooms used by food handlers shall have hot and cold potable water, soap dispensers and disposable towels, a supply of toilet tissue, and an easily cleanable receptacle for waste materials.
(4) Bathrooms opening to the kitchen or dining area shall have adequate mechanical ventilation.
(5) Toilet facilities, including toilet fixtures and all related facilities, and any related vestibules, shall be kept clean and in good repair. Guestroom toilets shall have, at a minimum, a supply of toilet tissue, soap, towels, and an easily cleanable receptacle for waste materials at all times.
HISTORY: 1998 Act No. 300, Section 1, eff May 27, 1998.
SECTION 45-4-60. Fire safety provisions; compliance with codes; equipment and exits.
(A)(1) A bed and breakfast must provide a safe and secure environment for guests, visitors, and staff.
(2) The use of a portable, supplemental heater may not be substituted for a permanent heating source.
(B)(1) A new bed and breakfast must comply with provisions of fire safety and fire prevention statutes, regulations, codes, and ordinances enacted or promulgated by the State or a political subdivision for application to private residences or single-family dwellings.
(2) A new bed and breakfast must adopt a controlled cooking plan or install a commercial hood with a fire suppression system.
(3) A bed and breakfast which is damaged or renovated in an amount exceeding fifty percent of the appraised value of the building is considered a new building for purposes of this chapter.
(C) An existing bed and breakfast must comply with the following provisions:
(1) Guestrooms that are used for sleeping purposes must be provided with smoke detectors. Smoke detectors must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and may be battery-operated or hard wired in existing buildings.
(2) Not more than 15 guests may be housed on any floor of an existing bed and breakfast. Occupancy in excess of this number requires a one-hour safety corridor and a second exit. Windows are not exits. All guest sleeping rooms must have at least one operable window.
(3) In an existing bed and breakfast, one exit is allowed from an occupied roof, if the area is less than five hundred square feet and is not higher than immediately above the second floor. Rooms within a bed and breakfast may exit through more than one intervening room. Windows are not exits.
(4) Corridors and exit balconies in an existing bed and breakfast may be as narrow as thirty-six inches. A guestroom located not higher than the second floor above ground level does not require an enclosed stairway.
(5) An existing bed and breakfast must provide illuminated hallways and stairs, with an emergency power source in the event of power failure to the building.
(6) At least one fire extinguisher with a 2A:10BC rating or higher must be provided on each floor of an existing bed and breakfast. A 40BC rated fire extinguisher must be provided in the kitchen area.
(7) An existing bed and breakfast is exempt from the requirements of a commercial hood and extinguishing system.
HISTORY: 1998 Act No. 300, Section 1, eff May 27, 1998.
SECTION 45-4-70. Swimming pools; standards for construction and operation.
If a bed and breakfast has a swimming pool which is available to guests, it must be constructed and operated in accordance with Department of Health and Environmental Control standards for residential swimming pools.
HISTORY: 1998 Act No. 300, Section 1, eff May 27, 1998.
SECTION 45-4-80. Insurance coverage.
A bed and breakfast shall maintain appropriate commercial insurance, including property and liability coverage, as a lodging facility.
HISTORY: 1998 Act No. 300, Section 1, eff May 27, 1998.
SECTION 45-4-90. Exemption for tax on accommodations for transients.
The exemption from the tax provided in Section 12-36-920 shall apply to any bed and breakfast that has no more than five rentable guestrooms on the same premises and that is also the innkeeper's place of abode.
HISTORY: 1998 Act No. 300, Section 1, eff May 27, 1998.


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The pictures do not do this home justice! The furnishing are beautiful and everything is done and decorated with impeccable taste. We have rented in the Adirondack's for years and this home is by far the best we have stayed at. Every amenity you can think of is there. All new, impressive appliances, even a handy washer and dryer and when they say, ice-maker, it's not in the freezer! It's a pull out "cupboard" full of ice - like in a hotel. So cool! The 2 covered porches are LARGE and full of great furniture and cushions. The lake is the best! Sand bottom makes it so easy to walk into the lake! This home has the best property on the lake in our opinion! They are on a large piece of property that curves around 2 coves. Very private. The sandbar in the middle of the lake is just across from the camp. Even if you don't take the moving dock out to it for the day, it's fun to watch all the docks congregating on the sand bar and watching the people standing in the lake only knee deep! Right at the camp though, you have your own shallow waters perfect for children or just to get in for a "walk" to cool off. The wood hot-tub was also a fun feature. We kept a log on it all the time and it was always ready to get into! Nice deep soaker. We had our 11 month old grand-daugher with us and the home came with a highchair, pack and play and a play yard that worked great on the dock to contain her! The boat house had another dock attached to it that was perfect for sunning or fishing. There were plenty of floating devices.The kayaks and canoe were used every day. There are so many books, movies, games and puzzles don't bother bringing your own! We had rain for part of some of the days - but even that was great! The covered porch was plenty large enough for all 10 of us and the baby to be on it, watching the rain on the water and reading a book! The downstairs bath is beautifully done and the upstairs bath has a claw foot tub that baby loved bathing in! Even the cloth shades in the bedrooms are top of the line! Each bedroom is more beautiful then the next. Tons of blankets and each bedroom has an awesome fan. 4 generations and we all loved every part of the vacation. I'd give it 10 stars if I could! The only draw back, the IGA 2 minutes away is pretty bad. It's ok for canned goods, but don't plan on buying any produce there - the owner had given us a heads up - so just plan ahead! The Nice & Easy, a short walk, is very clean and a better place for groceries and free wifi!
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The Stone House is a beautiful and authentic Adirondack cabin that is on a fantastic piece of property on Star Lake. Rich has seen to every detail and even provided a comprehensive handbook over email that had lots of great info about the property and area. While the house is rustic, the bathrooms are clean and the shower is stellar. The beds were comfortable and the sleeping porch was an experience for my friends on a chilly October night. The water and shoreline are perfect for swimming off the dock and it drops down to over 6 feet rather quickly. Overall I would definitely recommend the Stone House and I hope to return soon.


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