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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. must pay approximately $81.6 million for illegally handling and disposing of hazardous materials at stores across the U.S. after pleading guilty to six counts of violating the Clean Water Act, as well as a separate case involving the improper handling of over 2 million pounds of pesticides and a related civil suit filed by the EPA.
Coupled with previous fines resulting from actions brought by California and Missouri for the same conduct, Wal-Mart owes more than $110 million for federal and state violations.
Documents filed in the U.S. District Court in San Francisco allege that from an unknown date until January 2006, Wal-Mart did not have a program for hazardous waste management and disposal in place and failed to train employees on proper hazardous waste practices at the store level. That meant that hazardous wastes were either discarded improperly at several stores – including being put into municipal trash bins or poured into the local sewer system – or they were improperly transported without proper safety documentation to one of six product return centers. This case was later merged with a similar one in Los Angeles.
"By improperly handling hazardous waste, pesticides and other materials in violation of federal laws, Wal-Mart put the public and the environment at risk and gained an unfair economic advantage over other companies," said Ignacia S. Moreno, Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department's Environment and Natural Resources Division. "Today, Wal-Mart acknowledged responsibility for violations of federal laws and will pay significant fines and penalties, which will, in part, fund important environmental projects in the communities impacted by the violations and help prevent future harm to the environment."
The Clean Water Act violations in San Francisco and Los Angeles alone resulted in a $40 million criminal fine, plus an additional $20 million for community projects. This includes a $6 million Retail Compliance Assistance Center, which will assist retail stores nationwide with hazardous waste handling.
The pesticide case, which Wal-Mart pleaded guilty to in the Western District of Missouri, involved violations of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). According to the plea agreement filed in Kansas City, in 2006 Wal-Mart began to send damaged household products, including solid and liquid pesticides, from its six return centers to Greenleaf LLC, a recycling facility in Neosho, MO that processed them for reuse and resale. However, Wal-Mart employees did not provide adequate oversight of the pesticides, which resulted in pesticides being mixed together and put up for sale without the mandatory registration, ingredients, or use information. Wal-Mart trucked more than 2 million pounds of pesticides and other household products to Greenleaf between July 2006 and February 2008.
This case resulted in a criminal fine of $11 million, as well as $3 million to be paid to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources' Hazardous Waste Program to fund further inspections and pesticide education. Wal-Mart has also spent over $3.4 million to remove hazardous material from Greenleaf's facility and dispose of it properly.
The retailer must also pay a $7.628 million civil penalty to resolve its violations of FIFRA and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and is also required to implement a comprehensive environmental compliance agreement to manage hazardous waste generated at all of its U.S. stores.
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we rented a truck and the wires on the neighbors house were pulled down, only theirs, they were too low, there is a piece of siding that broke slightly and they want us to replace. Would it be our responsibility or the cable or electric companies, at one point we offered to repair now he states he will take us to court
Some battles are simply not worth the effort to fight. You couldn't have rented the U-Haul truck unless you had a policy of insurance or you purchased a policy of insurance through U-Haul. Simply put the claim through your insurance and forget about it.
Let's say that the wires were lower than they should have been. The homeowner cannot be responsible because the homeowner has no access and therefore no responsibility for electric lines on the other side of his meter.
Even if the electric lines were so low that they violated local ordinance, it is unlikely that your property damage deductible is so high that it would be cheaper for you to hire experienced local counsel to litigate against the local electric utility company.
If you ran into the wires with the rented truck, it is likely your responsibility. Your liability auto insurance would likely take care of this or you could work out an informal resolution with your neighbor. It's unclear why he/she is threatening court if you offered to repair. Do you mean you were going to repair yourself? If so, I suggest you offer to pay for a reasonably priced repairman to fix it.
Good luck.
I would think that you would be responsible. Did you see the wires? Also, report the incident to your insurance carrier.
The drive would be responsible for the damage if he acted outside the scope of his employment. The "we" in this case does it mean you and your wife? He who did the damage is responsible. If you offered to make repairs that is reasonable and the repairs must be done according to code. Go with that and make friends with your neighbor.
The driver of course. Report it to your insurance company to resolve. That's why we all have insurance.
I agree with the other attorneys. Report the incident to your insurance and forget about it. If you weren't at fault or if the placement of the lines contributed to the incident, that is a battle they will fight for you.
Even if the wires were low you are responsible to make sure there was enough clearance. Insurance will pay for it -- you obviously did not cause any damage intentionally. You might also get along with your neighbor better if you do not fight this losing battle.
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Last year's column "Dishonest Educators" (1/9/2013) reported on the largest school cheating scandal in U.S. history. In more than three-quarters of the 56 Atlanta schools investigated, teachers changed student answers on academic achievement tests. Cheating orders came directly from school administrators. The cheating was brazen. One teacher told a colleague, "I had to give your kids, or your students, the answers because they're dumb as hell." Atlanta's not alone. Teacher cheating has been discovered in other cities, such as Philadelphia, Houston, New York, Detroit, Baltimore, Los Angeles and Washington.
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Political pundits often miss the forest for the trees, and it's amazing how things look when you pause for a moment to look at the broader context of the 2014 midterm elections. The short-term discussion among political junkies is all about whether Republicans can win control of the Senate and just how many seats they will win.
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Of all the experts I have read or consulted lately about the situation in the Middle East, the one who made the most sense was quoted recently in The New York Times. She's Jennifer Shelton-Armstrong, identified as a 45-year-old Democrat in Mission Viejo, California, who participated in a poll about President Obama's handling of foreign policy and terrorism. This is what she said: "He is ambivalent, and I think it shows. There is no clear plan."
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The Woman Who Shares My Name instructed me that this week's column was to be about positive things. She says she is tired of bad news and thought you felt the same way. "Surely, you can find some positive things to write about," she said, "and temporarily take people's minds off all the terrible things going on in the world. I think your readers would appreciate that."
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Just imagine being accused of a crime, being sentenced without a trial, and then receiving the Sharia law death penalty! Sharia law means that Islamist (radicals) justice is swift. And if a woman is raped, she has brought shame on her husband and family. Also, if a teen-age girl gets pregnant without a husband, the same thing applies. They are buried up to their waist and then stoned to death. And I suppose that most everyone remembers the soccer game in Iraq. When it was halftime, two men dressed in black clothes and black turbans had escorted two men prisoners onto the playing field. Then, these men were forced to kneel, and off came their heads. It was a public example for Saddam Hussein, to put fear into the Iraqi citizens' minds. Here is a bit of news: in Sweden, the word
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But when it (Sautan) is retranslated back into English, his first name is Satan!
In the radical (extremist) world, their women are of no importance. And, according to their Islamist men, they can do whatever they want because they use the excuse of
it is Allah's (or Mohammed's) will that this be done!
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A Brooklyn restaurant owner is saying enough is enough after he tried forgiving vandals who tagged his property.
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Police late Monday were searching for vandals who defaced a 9/11 memorial in West Windsor, New Jersey — apparently only to express love for someone.
Hoboken Man Allegedly Threw Eggs, Ammonia On Neighbor's Door
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Falmouth, Mass. – Inspired by the green architecture of the Woods Hole Research Center (WHRC)'s Woodwell building and the carbon emissions research that motivated its design, Research Associates Greg Fiske and Jesse Bishop have developed a passion for home energy efficiency. The duo will lead a community lecture in WHRC's Harbourton auditorium entitled, "Extreme Home Energy Efficiency" on Thursday, September 4 describing simple and advanced techniques that can be employed to reduce home energy consumption.
Extreme Home Efficiency: producing, conserving, and monitoring energy on a budget. Photo Credit: Greg Fiske.
Greg Fiske is a geographer who manages the Geographic and Information Systems activities of WHRC. Jesse Bishop works with GIS and remote sensing data to assess forest ecosystems for WHRC.
The lecture will take place at 5:30 in WHRC's Harbourton Auditorium, 149 Woods Hole Road, Falmouth, MA. There is no charge and the public is invited to attend. Parking and seating are limited, however, and reservations are recommended. To reserve call 508-444-1517.
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My first question is will ECU continue to try and play UNC,VT, and SC in their schedule? Holland said today that they would have to look at it. I wonder what the reaction would be if some or all of these games left the schedule?
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Holland also said that "they did not really have a choice" but to join the BE. I assume that this is a reference to finances. Could be interpreted multiple ways though.
Also stated was that to go into the BE in football only was the only option that was presented to them.
cooperitis Nov 28, 1:43 p.m.
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I think it depends on after it's all said and done -- what teams are going to be left in the Big East. Are they going to be loaded with Top 25 caliber teams -- I don't think so. It's mainly going to be a reconstructed CUSA conference. Therefore, even winning the Big East may not be impressive enough to make the Top 25 list -- which should be our goal from now on.
I think it will still take playing some of the top teams (AQ-BCS)and actually WINNING a few before ECU will be able to break into that level of competetion and respectability. Therefore, I feel it will still be neccessary to schedule these outside of the conference games. This has always been ECU's game plan for actual success -- win the conference games and ocassionally beat or upset the good team. I don't see that plan changing even in the Big East. I truly feel that ECU will be missing a great opportunity both in fans and respectability if they scale back on their scheduling of quality opponets outside the conference.
hovis Nov 28, 1:56 p.m.
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Well for the record if I had to guess I would say that the most likely make-up of the BE in 2014 would be this (for football):
UCF, Cincy, Hou, Memphis, Prov, Sou. Fla., SMU, Temple, ECU, and Tulane.
Could be that if ACC implodes a few decent teams could be added.
Could be that if there are larger conference explosions that one or two of these teams could be absent.
This conference is better than it looks on paper in a way though as the new TV deals are larger now that they are marketed and sold in the current system. So I would expect even this deja-vu conference would pay better than it once did.
hovis Nov 28, 2:46 p.m.
All Star
BTW Mid Ten. and one other Sun Belt school to conference usa today. See? Has to be good to be gone.
lazydawg58 Dec 2, 6:10 p.m.
There is some speculation on some of the boards that ECU will get an all sport invite to take the Louisville spot, then add an east coast non-football, and a western football only. Anybody hearing anything?
tcoutouzis Dec 2, 8:48 p.m.
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That is what I am hearing, especially if the ACC takes UConn or Cincy, but there has to be one more ACC defection for that to happen. I am not sure that will happen. That is why we have not joined the CAA yet. Although, I would hope that Terry would get us into A-10 to be part of a better basketball conference.
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Prescription charges
In the English NHS charges are made for prescription drugs, although only a small minority of patients have to pay them. Charges were abolished in NHS Wales in 2007, Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland in 2010 and by NHS Scotland in 2011. In 2010/11, in England, £450m was raised through prescription charges, some 0.5% of the total NHS budget.[1]
When the National Health Service was established in 1948 all prescriptions were free. The power to make a charge was introduced in the NHS Amendment Act 1949, and proposals for charges were a factor in the resignation of Aneurin Bevan from the Labour Government in 1951.[2] Charges were introduced in 1952, by the Conservative government at a rate of 1 shilling per prescription. There were exemptions for people in receipt of National Assistance, War Disability Pension, children under 16 or at school, and venereal disease patients.[3] In 1956 the rules were changed so that a charge applied to each item prescribed. In 1961 it was doubled to 2 shillings. Charges were abolished by the Wilson Government on 1 February 1965, only to be reintroduced on 10 June 1968 at a higher rate of 2 shillings and six pence but with a wider range of exemptions. In 2014 the prescription charge was £8.05.
The existing list of medical exemptions is essentially a list of conditions for which long term life saving medication was available in 1968 and has never been revised since. The policy on prescription charges has been dismissed as a "dog's dinner" by the Social Market Foundation who said in 2003 that the current rules on who pays for medicines and who does not are unfair and illogical.[4]
In 2007, a survey conducted by Ipsos Mori found that 800,000 people failed to collect a prescription during 2007 due to cost.[5]
In 2008 88% of patients in England got prescription charges free.[6]
Gordon Brown introduced an exemption for cancer patients in 2009[citation needed] and had promised free prescriptions for people with long term conditions.[7]
Now prescriptions are free for:
- children under 16,
- people 16-18 and in full-time education,
- people who get some Means-tested benefits,
- people over 60,
- women who are pregnant or have had a baby in the previous 12 months and have a valid maternity exemption certificate (MatEx)
- people who have a certificate (HC2) entitling them to help under the NHS Low Income Scheme. An HC3 certificate gives some help but not exemption from charges.
Medical exemptions[edit]
Patients with any of these conditions who have a valid medical exemption certificate (MedEx) are entitled to free prescriptions, for all conditions, not merely the qualifying condition:
- Epilepsy needing continuous therapy
- a permanent fistula
- diabetes mellitus
- myxoedema
- hypoparathyroidism
- diabetes insipidus or hypopituitarism
- Addison's disease and other forms of hypoadrenalism
- Myasthenia Gravis
- any continuing physical disability which stops you going out alone
- undergoing treatment for cancer, including the effects of cancer, or the effects of current or previous cancer treatment
Medical Exemption Certificates last for five years or until the 60th birthday, whichever is sooner. A Certificate does not provide help with the cost of NHS wigs or fabric supports.
Prescriptions for medicines administered at an NHS hospital or an NHS walk-in centre, personally administered by a GP, contraceptives and for medicines supplied at a hospital or clinic for the treatment of a sexually transmitted infection or tuberculosis are always free.
War pensioners do not pay if the prescription is for their war disability.
A person who falsely claims exemption is liable for a penalty charge which is five times what they should have paid, up to a maximum of £100 plus the original charge itself. If they do not prove entitlement to help with health costs, and do not pay the amount stated in the penalty charge notice, the NHS may take court action to recover the debt. The penalty charge is increased by 50 per cent of the penalty charge if they does not pay within 28 days of the date the penalty charge notice is sent.
Other ways of paying less than the full prescription charge[edit]
For those that do not qualify for free prescriptions a Prescription prepayment certificates area available. They are worthwhile if more than 14 prescriptions in a year are needed. This is available by 10 monthly direct debit instalment payments. If you buy a season ticket and subsequently become entitled to free prescriptions you do not get a refund.
Some medicines do not cost as much as a prescription charge, and can be bought from the same pharmacist.
Refunds are available if an exempted prescription is paid for. The refund must be claimed within three months on form FP57, which can be got from the pharmacist.[8]
See also[edit]
- ^ Department of Health Resource Accounts 2010/11
- ^ Bevan, Aneurin. "Bevan's Resignation speech 23 April 1951". Socialist Health Association. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
- ^ "Prescription Charges". Socialist Health Association. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
- ^ "Prescriptions policy is 'dog's dinner'". BBC News. 15 June 2003. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
- ^ http://www.breastcancercare.org.uk/sites/default/files/files/pdf/Prescription%20for%20Change.pdf
- ^ "After the concessions – carry on campaigning for the abolition of prescriptioncharges in all of the UK". Abolish Prescription Charges. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
- ^ "Protestors call on Gordon Brown to abolish prescription charges". PR Week. 1 February 2010. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
- ^ "PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING AND REFUNDING FP57 FORMS (RECEIPT & REFUND OF PRESCRIPTION CHARGES) IN ENGLAND". para. 19. Retrieved 9 November 2014.


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Welcome to the Barony of Calafia, in the Kingdom of Caid; a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA).
The Baron and Baroness of Calafia Their Excellencies Guy Rand and Muirrenn
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Greetings Calafia!
October had some great events with Great Western War and our own Leif Erickson Tourney. War was fantastic with a thriving Baronial encampment, and lots of great fighting and friendship. We enjoyed spending time with our friends from near and afar, and with our lovely Crown Prince and Princess. We would like to thank all Calafians who volunteered to help make GWW work. From Constabulary to water bearing, from moving hay bales after fighting all day to being on site early to help with set up, you are what makes the SCA happen. We all understand the hours that it takes to put on a War. Leif Erickson was its own brand of fun with the traditional fighting forms, fantastic Arts and crafts, and a great lunch. Thank you to our first time event stewards who put on a great event and the Equestrian guild for the excellent lunch. Beyond the perfect weather to wear Viking clothes, it was a wonderful day of Calafian warmth and friendship.
November is busy month and the beginning of many great things to come. We start with the Coronation and Queen's Champion of our very own Count Mansur and Countess Eilidh in Gyldenholt on the first weekend of November, and then move right into our Anniversary the second weekend. As a reminder, the daylight is short during Calafia Anniversary and we would like to request that all fighters restrict themselves to one fighting form so that we can get through all the wonderful events of the day. We look forward to a great day and we hope the Barony will come out and celebrate with us during the day, and at the wonderful feast planned for the evening. And if that were not enough, November 22nd will be our Baronial Equestrian Championship. Please join us in celebrating our Equestrian Guild and in determining our new Champion. If you have never seen the full scope of the equestrian games, you are missing out! Also, these are expanding continuously to include jousting and other activities all while managing a horse...not an easy task!
In November, we would like to make a slight change to Baronial Council in order to discuss what went well this last year and make plans for the upcoming year. It is important with a group of our size that we have clear goals and a good focus so that we move forward as a Barony in the direction we want, rather than the direction we get pulled. Please join us at this important council meeting to help us with this task.
As we begin the second year of our reign, we would like to thank the Barony once more for entrusting us with this Great Office. It has been a busy year for us, in and out of the Society. We look forward to picking up many of the projects we have brought up and starting on some new projects to make this Barony even greater. We would like to thank all of the Baronial Officers, both retiring and continuing, for all of their hard work. Our amazing Court and Guard has gone above and beyond the call many times for us. Without them, we could not do what we have done. And thank you to all of the populace. All of us together make this the Greatest Barony in the Knowne World.
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RIPON – After five years with the Ripon Unified School District, Superintendent Louise Johnson is stepping down from her leadership post.
A Manteca man walking home from grocery shopping Saturday night with friends apparently misjudged the speed of two diesel engines coming down the Union Pacific tracks toward him and his two companions as they walked eastward along the sidewalk on the south side of Yosemite Avenue near Library Park.
Tamra Spade and Laura Spence had something in common before accepting their positions with the Ripon Chamber of Commerce. Both had worked in the district offices of two state politicians.
Several months ago, the Ripon City Council looked into updating the job description for city administrator.
Ripon officers gave chase – on foot and in patrol cars – after two young gang members had tore up the softball fields at Stouffer Park with their vehicles at 1 p.m. Thursday, capturing both of them, according to police spokesman First Sergeant Steve Merchant.
Imagine clicking on to the City of Ripon website where one of the interfaces would be a video showcasing the city as well as other nearby attractions.
Ripon has lost an icon.
Elden "Red" Nutt was Vice Mayor of the Ripon City Council, in line to become Mayor. He passed away Friday morning. Nutt, who was a retired police chief, has served on the council since 2006, and was appointed mayor twice during that stint. Prior to that, he was on the Ripon Planning Commission for two years. Nutt was the only incumbent to be re-elected during the 2012 campaign. He worked on the Ripon police force from 1964 to 1990. Nutt was also a member and past Commander of American Legion Post 190, past director and president of the Ripon Chamber ...
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A group of 70 Girl Scouts in the area will be at the American Legion Hall in Ripon on Saturday putting together blankets, stockings and other gift items to be given to all veterans at the Livermore Veterans Hospital for Christmas. The event is under the supervision of the members of the Ripon VFW Ladies Auxiliary.
Fireworks bursting above a Ripon elementary school Monday ended with police detaining three teens they found running across the playground and into the dark of night.
Chuck Winn is preparing to serve as the first Ripon resident on the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors since Adrian Fondse ended his service 35 years ago.
North Point could someday be that vibrant part east of the City of Ripon, supporting a few hundred new homes along with retailers and perhaps even a campus / technology area for high-tech businesses and medical offices.
Georgetown, Darthmouth and University of Montevallo all had offers on the table for Ripon High senior Darian van der Maaten.
Community members gathered Tuesday at Ripon's Veterans Park to answer a lone bugle call to honor their sons, fathers, daughters and brothers who served America.
Bill "Mosco" Ramos is the founder of the Mosquitos Eastside Action Club.
Voters in Ripon Unified will have a new way of selecting their school board representatives.
Mike Restuccia is back.
Ripon mayor and former Highway Patrol commander Chuck Winn won the San Joaquin County Fourth Supervisorial District seat by 1,005 votes over contender Russ Munson of Lodi. He will replace longtime supervisor Ken Vogel.
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