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US economy grows at sluggish 0.6% in fourth quarter
The US economy downshifted abruptly in the fourth quarter, growing at a 0.6% annual rate, the slowest pace since late 2002, the US Commerce Department estimated on Thursday.
The 0.6% estimate for gross domestic product, unrevised from the previous two estimates, was exactly as forecast by economists. By contrast, GDP grew at a 4.9% annual rate in the third quarter.
The final estimate for fourth-quarter GDP contained little that was new, aside from fresh data on corporate profits - after-tax profits from current production fell $37.9bn (€24bn), or 3.3% quarterly, to an annualised $1.1 trillion. Net cash flow fell $55.7bn, or 4.4%.
Looking back over all of last year, the US economy grew at the weakest pace in five years, rising at an inflation-adjusted 2.2% rate. GDP grew by 2.9% in 2006.
Japan's inflation rate climbed at its fastest rate in a decade last month and the jobless rate worsened to 3.9% under data released on Friday, raising concerns about the health of the world's second-largest economy.
The core consumer price index, which excludes volatile fresh food prices, rose 1% last month from a year ago - the fastest reading since March 1998, the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications said.
United Nations on Thursday warned that Asian economies remained relatively immune to the credit crunch in the US and Europe but faced heightened uncertainty as the sub-prime crisis continued to unravel.
Taiwan, Singapore and South Korea would be most vulnerable to the impact of a US recession and further declines in the dollar, given their dependence on high-technology exports, the UN's Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific said in its annual report. Growth in the region was forecast to moderate this year but would be a robust 7.7%. China remained resilient, buoyed by strong domestic demand to balance slower exports. India was best placed to ride out the impact of a US recession.


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Teenage Drinking
How can the trend toward increased alcohol consumption in teenagers be reduced? The answer to this critical societal question is being addressed by a number of researchers. It is believed that advertising offers a potential explanation for the rise.
In 1999, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission called for the alcohol industry to modify its practices in order to limit underage exposure to alcohol advertising (Federal Trade Commission [FTC], 1999). According to a report by the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth (CAMY, 2002), however, the industry may not have responded. According to guidelines announced in September 2003 by the Beer Institute and the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, underage youth should not constitute more than 30% of the audience for alcohol advertisements. The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth (CAMY) at Georgetown University recently found that more than 25% of the radio commercials that aired for alcohol in the summer of 2003 would not have been in compliance with these industry's revised marketing codes. Among the airings analyzed, 28% took place when underage listeners accounted for more than 30% of the audience. In 14 out of the 15 largest radio markets, underage listeners were more likely, on a per capita basis, to hear alcohol commercials than people over 21.
CAMY worked with Virtual Media Resources, an independent media planning and research firm, to analyze 51,883 airings of 106 different alcohol ads. The ads aired in 104 markets across the country during June and July of 2003.
A growing body of literature has linked beer and alcohol advertising with adolescent drinking expectancies and behaviors (Aitken, 1989 and 1990; Austin & Knauss, 2000; Grube & Wallack, 1994; Kelly & Edwards, 1998; Martin et al., 2002). Although the advertisers insist these commercials are targeted to adult drinkers, the messages frequently appear during television programs and in magazines seen or read by significant teenage readers and viewers. In addition, beer and alcohol advertisements often use tactics such as humor, youth-oriented themes, and young-adult actors or models, all of which increase their appeal to underage audiences.
Such advertisements most likely have a strong influence on the teenagers listening to the radio. This could especially be true with young girls. In 2002, for the first time, teenage girls were more likely than boys to have had a drink at least once in the past month. To test whether there was a positive relationship between increased advertising and the rise in drinking of the teenage girls, Jernigan et. al measured girls' and boys' exposure to alcohol advertising in magazines and compared this exposure with that of legal-age persons. Alcohol advertisements in 103 national magazines were categorized by year, beverage type, and brand. Placement and readership age and sex data was then generated along with estimates of media exposure for the age groups 12 to 20, 21 to 34, and 21 years and older.
The study revealed that alcohol companies spent $590.4 million to place 471 beer and ale advertisements (8%), 4748 distilled spirits advertisements (76%), 116 low-alcohol refresher advertisements (2%), and 904 advertisements for wine (14%) in magazines in 2001 and 2002. As a result, in 2002, underage youth saw 45% more beer and ale advertising, 12% more distilled spirits advertising, 65 more low-alcohol refresher advertising, and 69% less advertising for wine than persons 21 years and older. Girls aged 12 to 20 years were more likely to be exposed to beer, ale, and low-alcohol refresher advertising than women in the group aged 21 to 34 or women in the group aged 21 years and older. Girls' exposure to low-alcohol refresher advertising increased by 216% from 2001 to 2002, while boys' exposure increased 46%. It is the authors' recommendation that the industry take a serious look at the results of this study and take needed action.
Studies completed earlier on the correlation of advertisements and commercials and youth drinking have shown similar results. Thomsen and Rekve examined the impact of exposure to youth-oriented publications on normative beliefs about teenage drinking, drinking expectancies, and drinking frequency during 30 days among a group of 972 seventh- and eighth-grade students from two Western U.S. states. Three magazine categories were considered: music/entertainment, sports, and men's lifestyle. Structural equation modeling was used to test the direct and indirect simultaneous influences of magazine exposure, religiosity, parental drinking, and the number of best friends who drink on the three outcome variables -- or the normative beliefs, expectancies, and current drinking.
The study resulted in a number of different findings:
Men's lifestyle magazine reading frequency was both directly and indirectly positively associated with normative beliefs about teenage drinking, expectancies that drinking will bring about positive outcomes, and the number of alcohol beverages consumed in the past 30 days.
Exposure to the magazine most frequently read, music and entertainment, was positively linked with normative beliefs that teenagers drink and with drinking expectancies, but not with current drinking. However, this does not rule out the relationship with future drinking.
Unexpectedly, sports magazine reading was unrelated to all three variables. This may be because those who were more frequent readers of sports publications also may have been more "sports-oriented" and thus more involved in club-sponsored and school-sponsored sports activities than less frequent readers. More studies have to follow up on this area.
Of the four factors considered in the models, peer drinking was the strongest predictor of beliefs about the acceptability of teenage drinking, drinking expectancies, and current alcohol consumption. This may appear to weaken the results from the CMYA report. However, it is necessary to consider the realistic possibility that the respondents' best friends who drink may have been influenced themselves to some degree by magazine beer and alcohol advertising.
The researchers suggest that additional studies be conducted to clarify some of the points, focusing on reading motivations, attention to specific content, and the process through which meaning is created.
Studies regarding the relationship between advertising and drinking have also been conducted on specific cultural populations. A Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth at Georgetown University study noted by U.S. Newswire explained that alcohol companies placed ads on the 15 television shows most popular with underage African-American youth and consistently exposed underage African-American youth to more alcohol ads than non-African-American youth in magazines and on radio in 2002.
The Center's study is the first systematic review of alcohol advertising directed to the nation's second-largest minority group. Because drinking by African-American youth has historically been lower than other populations, this increase in advertising causes much concern. In addition, it has been recognized that as they age, African-Americans suffer more from alcohol-related diseases than the rest of the population.
In auditing the exposure of African-American youth, ages 12 to 20, to alcohol advertising in magazines and on television and radio in 2002, the Center found that:
Alcohol ads were found on TV programs most popular with African-American youth. Alcohol advertisers spent $11.7 million in 2002 for ads on Bernie Mac, The Simpsons, King of the Hill, My Wife and Kids, and The Wonderful World of Disney.
Compared to other teenagers, African-American youth saw 66% more beer and ale advertising and 81% more distilled spirits advertising in magazines in 2002, and 45% more advertising for malternatives, alcopops and other "low-alcohol refreshers." This means that 96% of African-American youth, on average, saw 171 alcohol ads, whereas 83% of non-African-American youth, on average, saw 111 ads.
African-American youth heard 12% more beer commercials and 56% more ads for distilled spirits than non-African-American youth. Two formats -- Urban Contemporary and Rhythmic Contemporary Hit -- accounted for almost 70% of the alcohol advertising reaching underage African-American youth on radio.
The Center for Alcohol Marketing and Youth also found that Hispanic youth in the United States have more alcohol advertising delivered to them than non-Hispanic youth across major youth-oriented media. As with the above noted study, the Center's analysis is the first comprehensive and systematic look at alcohol advertising exposure among Hispanic youth. This analysis compared the exposure of Hispanic youth to that of non-Hispanic youth and found that Hispanic youth were even more exposed to alcohol advertising than the youth population as a whole.
In English-language magazines, compared to non-Hispanic youth, Hispanic youth saw 24% more beer and ale and 24% more distilled spirits advertising in magazines in 2002, and 32% more advertising for malternatives, alcopops and other "low-alcohol refreshers." Further, Hispanic youth heard more alcohol commercials on radio than non-Hispanic teenagers. In the top ten markets with significant Hispanic adolescent audiences, Hispanic young people were more likely to listen to English-language than to Spanish-language radio. Hispanic youth heard 9% more distilled spirits advertising and 17% more ads for "low-alcohol refreshers," and as much beer and ale advertising on English-language radio as non-Hispanic youth.
Also, alcohol advertising was placed on a majority of the TV programs most popular with Hispanic youth. Alcohol advertisers spent $23.6 million to place ads on 12 of the 15 programs in English and Spanish that were most popular with Hispanic youth in 2002, including Vias…[continue]
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Teen Drinking Alcohol is a strong drug and it alters how one's emotional self. Some of the preliminary feelings of being "under the influence" include, lower blood pressure, calm mental affect and an all rounder pleasant sensation that teens as well as adults look for. Basically alcohol works as a depressant for our central nervous system, so technically if one is tensed or stiff due to any distraction then the intake
Alcoholism in Adolescence Significance of the health issue of alcoholism Everything is good in moderation, and, indeed, studies show that low-levels of alcohol consumption (such as 1-2 drinks per day (Sellman et al., 2009) may prove beneficial to drinkers. Chronic alcohol abuse (i.e. consistent and persistent consumption of alcohol) has an undoubted negative long-term impact. It is ironic that whilst low drinking can consequent in decreased risks of osteoporosis, cardiovascular condition, stroke,
Alcoholism Alcohol addiction is a disease that cannot be solved without proper treatment. Children of alcoholic parents have certain specific attitudes in common about alcoholism in the family. In a healthy family, there is a strong emotional bond between mother and child, however if the mother is an alcoholic, that bond is often dysfunctional or nonexistent. Similarly, if the dad is alcoholic, the bond becomes one of anxiety and risk for
Alcoholism is considered as a family disease wherein a person consuming alcohol can completely upset a household and create damaging consequences which can be a lifelong problem. (Alcoholism and Its Effect on the Family) In excess of 28 million Americans are children of alcoholics and about 11 million are below 18 years of age. (Children of Addicted Parents: Important Facts) Children of Alcoholics -- COA's are four times more susceptible
One of those alarming physical changes is that the younger a person is when they begin drinking, even at low levels the more likely they are to become alcoholics. This change even overrides a known genetic predisposition for alcoholism. (Butler, July 4, 2006) Time forward ads regarding adult failure could be developed at a later time but again such images and concerns do not seem to sway teens. Funding
Alcoholism There has been an ever increasing trend of young people getting to the habit of too much drinking. This is rampant at the point where these youth become of legal age and to majority, that acts as the go ahead to binge drinking and absolute abuse of alcohol. There are various issues that are related to excessive drinking especially among the youth. These risks are emanated as one moves from
Teenage Driving From day one, when a teenager reaches the age of 16 to 18, it has always been a dream to drive a car to school, to the mall or to a friend's house. It is at this point in time wherein driving turns into a fad rather than a skill, to impress, to flaunt and to enjoy, A usual part of adolescence. The car or any kind of vehicle


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Good chocolate chip cookie!
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- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 12 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted and cooled
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1⁄2 cup granulated sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 egg yolk
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Great recipe, however, the baking temp is way off. I was leery to bake them at 325, but followed the recipe as noted. The cookies baked for 14 minutes and were still doughy. I upped the temp to 375 and they baked in 8-10 minutes. Other than that, the flavor was good and I enjoyed the chewy consistency!
These were great! Just the right combo of chips to dough and perfectly chewy. Might be my new favorite chocolate chip recipe.
These were still chewy days later. I used whole eggs, not just the yolk, and half whole wheat flour, too. So yummy! This is my family's favorite cookie.


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The Children's Place
Consumer Complaints and Reviews
I recently had a baby so of course people had bought us gifts for her. Unfortunately one of the presents bought we didn't get a gift receipt for it. The item bought wasn't something I had really liked and it was also short sleeve. It's too cold right now to put anything short on my baby, so rather than just letting it sit there I went to exchange it for something I can put on her. I chose what I wanted and after waiting forever on line got to the register to only be told I can't do the exchange because I don't have a receipt. I would have to exchange the dress for a different size.
I explained it was a gift, I didn't get a gift receipt from the person that bought it and why should I be forced by the store to put something on my child that I don't like. So now I'm stuck with a dress that my daughter will never wear. I've never experienced this in any other store, all I did was provide an ID and no problem. Children's place return policy really sucks and the quality of clothing isn't even what it used to be. Definitely will not be shopping in Children's Place!!!
Ordered online. Sizes were way off. Returned to store so I wouldn't have to pay shipping and handling fee. Guess what - store doesn't honor prices I paid, so I had to pay much more for same items in different size. Return policy is worse than any store I've ever been to. The customer service is horrible... online and in store. Never shop there again!
Awful outcome about cash refund after my debit card was used to make a purchase. I have the receipt and was offered a GC because I lost my debit card and the funds one can't be returned back to my account or cash given to me only a gc is offered. What's the use of emailing the receipt and keeping a customer tracking system to prove all transactions when all you the customer will receive is a hard time. Just go to Carter's. Better customer service and quality clothes.
I purchased 4 shirts & 4 pricey glacier fleece pants just 2 weeks ago in the Augusta, Maine store using my Place credit card. Made the mistake of removing the tags & tossed the receipt, only to discover the shirts were too small. Went back to the store w/the 4 shirts & requested an exchange for same shirts in one size larger (S vs XS - same size dept) - they refused an exchange or store credit - even tho they had a pile of the same shirts & I had purchased on their store card - they claimed they couldn't look up my purchase from exactly 2 weeks prior on their own store card... that's a crock as WalMart can look up my recent purchases on my regular Visa! I wasn't asking for my cash back or even store credit (although I would have accepted either) - I only asked for an exchange and they refused!!! I used to spend easily $1,000+ per year at The Children's Place for the past 3 yrs - but after that, card is cut up & I'll never shop there again.
I recently tried to make a debit purchase in store. For years, I have struggled with the large screened terminals in the Canadian stores; they are touch insensitive which means you have to enter your PIN number without protecting it; anyone behind you can see it as you enter it and (as has been known to happen) if there is ceiling camera, it can be easily read from up there. A good friend had her card number viewed that way and without having her card taken, money was removed from her account in Russia!
When I tried to cover up my PIN while entering it yesterday, the touch insensitive screen made it difficult to enter the correct number. I tried twice and then the terminal warned me that I had one time left and before allowing me to enter it again kicked me out of the terminal and left me without the use of my debit card over the weekend! The clerks were clueless and asked me to use another card (Losing my Visa card in the same way was a great option!). I left WITHOUT making a purchase!!! I did go to the children's GAP and made all my purchases there instead!
A word of advice CP, should there EVER be any issues with my account you will be the very first place I lead the inquiry team to check. There is NO REASON that individuals should feel unsafe when making store purchases. What is the reason for us to shop at your store if that is the CASE??? Move to the 21st Century and either use tap technology or rent a terminal that allows for safe transactions!!! This is a record that your store's terminals exposes customers to risky financial transactions!!!
Also, at the Eaton Centre location, the manager finds it appropriate to exchange looks and giggle about customers. I witnessed this on a few occasions aimed at more than one customer and even overheard what she had been commenting on; "weight and clothes; the way a customer looked". How shockingly offensive and inappropriate!
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Horrible online customer service. I was waiting online 30 min and they just picked up and hung up on me!!! I must spent over 300$ per month with Children's Place. My account online is not working so I was trying to get some help. Waste of time!
Back in mid-July I made a few purchases for my son and at the end of one of my completed orders there was this thing saying that I had made 70.00 in Place Cash that could be redeemed between Sept 13 and 23rd. There was supposed to be an email containing coupons for the 70.00 and I never got it. Nobody can give me a clear answer and now I just feel really screwed over for even shopping at this place. I have had issues in the past with the Rewards program not giving me the 5.00 coupon that I earned in points too. I think they like to bait people into shopping here. It's not nice. I am pretty sure that we are finished shopping this PLACE! Angry Mom.
STAY AWAY FROM CHILDREN'S PLACE. THEY ARE a BIG RIP OFF. I bought an outfit for my nephew 2 months ago and just now have been able to give it to him. The outfit doesn't fit and if taken back to the store they will only get 25% back or only 1.99 since it is a summer outfit and fall clothing is out. There is a gift receipt and they expire after 45 days. What a crock of bull this is. I paid full price and the store gets to now keep the difference. I will NEVER shop there again and I will tell everyone I know to stay away. Poor business practice.
About a year ago I bought 7 pairs of pants for my son, size 14, which were still brand new with its original store tags. What I did not have was the receipt. My son gain weight and now is a size 16. I took all of my pants back to the Children's Place store to exchange for a bigger size. I was advise that the store does not carry a size 16 but their online service does and because I did not have the receipt I was advise that I could not exchange or get a store credit. I was advise I should go online to fill out some info about the date I bought the item and with what credit card I used so that they can look up the receipt.
I went online and did just that on 06/30/2016. I was also given a case number. On 07/13/2016 I call the Children's Place to find out why I had not heard a word from them. I was advise they call and left me a message. I advise the customer service rep I never got a call or an email and that was the reason I was calling. The rep explain to me that they could not find the receipt therefore the policy stated without a receipt they could not assist. I ask to speak with manager and was advise he was going to tell me the same thing. I got transfer and the manager indeed told me the same thing.
I advise I would like for children's place to keep looking for my receipt. I advise the rep that I have pants worth $133.81 that I can't do anything with plus school was starting and needed the pants. He continue to explain their policy. I then ask to speak to the corporate office. The manager stated he would transfer me and then ask what my name was. I said to him that he was on the phone with me for almost an hour and he didn't know what my name was. He told me to hold on then disconnected the call and didn't even bother to call me back. I have been a long time customer ever since my son was born and never had a problem.
Children's place has really bad customer service and they could care less about their customers. I can't understand why their customers have to go through all that madness just to get a store credit. I didn't even ask for my money back, just wanted a store credit to buy the size 16 online. I went to Walmart the other day to exchange a pair of short that did not have the store tag nor did I have the receipt and got the royal treatment. Children's Place should take a chapter out of Walmart book. I will never buy anything from them again nor recommend them to any of my friends who will tell their friends and so on.
On June 25, 2016 I ordered online from the Children's Place. And I have yet to receive my items. It has been two weeks. The shipping process from this company is very slow. I will never order from this company again.
I find the clothes at The Children's Place too expensive and either too small or too large (their sizing is weird). But I like their hats so I bought 3 at the price of $11.21 each. The very next day I saw the same exact hats online for $7.47 each. I called customer service and the store, and both said they don't do price adjustments because all stores and online have their own pricing and promotions. What's the point of being a chain if all stores/online are going to have different prices?? I wasn't asking to apply a coupon after the fact, I wasn't asking for a competitor's price and I wasn't asking for a sale price three weeks later. I was asking for the same price they had online the very next day and they refused.
Clearly their ridiculous policy is there to rip you off. If they cost $7 online NO reason why the store price shouldn't match. Other retailers have been more than happy to adjust discrepancies and TCP just didn't care, why would they? That means there are thousands of people buying more expensive items in-store. Never again!!
Consumers beware. Placed an online order only to receive an email from Children's Place stating the "order had been canceled" and included several reasons as to why that "may" have happened but none specific to my order. Email also included their Consumer Affairs phone number. After calling to find out why the order was canceled, I was informed that another department handles that, one that cannot be reached and the rep had to send a request for the reason which may take 2 or 3 days to receive a response.
Children's Place first places a hold with the bank on the funds for the entire order including any tax and freight prior to placing the order. So when it's canceled the consumer is left waiting for the funds to return to their bank which in my case is up to 10 business days. Suggested they change their policy to first confirm they have the items in inventory and verify the other host of "reasons" an order could be canceled prior to placing the hold on the consumer's funds. Total waste of our time placing this order and their phone reps are obviously foreign and could hardly be understood but yet have names like "Willy". Right. Taking our business elsewhere.
These jeans are so thin! My son only gets 2 to three wears out of each pair. I just bought several pairs (more than 6). The last three pairs had the tags on them and were torn after the first wear!
I made sure to spend enough money to earn one extra Place Cash. I also tried to order clearance items but they were all out of stock when I clicked into each item, completely wasting my time. When it was finally time to redeem my Place Cash, the sale online was 50% off, with a code, for everyone. This made the Place Cash worth nothing. The sale lasted the exact length as the Place Cash redemption. Today, a day after the Place Cash expired, the sale changed and all of the sudden you don't need a code to get the sale price. Why did it change? Because now they don't have to worry about the Place Cash anymore. I let my Cash expire and am not happy about it.
I also shop at the Limited and the sales aren't quite as big during their "cash" redemption but they still have a sale and you can combine them which makes spending the extra to earn the dollars worth it. The moral of the story is that the Place Cash is a complete scam. Just look at how angry customers are on Facebook and with the same canned response from the company.
I am a regular customer; I shop at least 15 or more times a year here. I recently bought some Easter clothes. I received place cash. 5 of them to be exact. They are for 10$ off 20$. Usually with 100$, you are able to buy 10-15 or more items when the prices are low. Today I went online to shop and use my place cash. There seems to be nothing on sale. Dresses that were on sale seemed to have gone up to regular price. Nothing that is worth buying is in stock; I have 5 kids. Sizes I need vary widely from baby sizes all the way to a 11-year-old. So honestly I can get 4 items for $100.00 using place cash. That seems like a ripoff deal. I really want to keep shopping here, but because of 1 bad experience, I consider not shopping here anymore.
Prices should not change 10 times a month depending on if the business is doing good or not. I suspect that's why the prices are sky high one day and the next they are practically free. Well, at least what they try to get rid of is practically free. If people were able to do the percentage off and the place cash, I don't think there would be a problem. Besides place cash is only several times a year. Like Kohl's. Except Kohl's lets you combine the coupons with Kohl's cash making for a great deal. People tend to spend more money if they are saving more. It's a fact.
You earn Place cash for buying $20 or more. You can't use these for another month after you get them. When you finally can, it's 50% off the site with a code so you can't use Place cash with the other offer making it expensive. They then say you can use up to 6 at a time. THIS IS A BLATANT LIE! You can use 2 at a time! They say on $20 or more. Another lie. I was at $29 and it would only let me use one coupon with the total being that amount after the coupon. I also sent them 2 emails regarding other issues with no response. I was getting emails saying $20 Place cash for every $20 you spend. I go to the site and it's $10 for $20. It also said everything was 75% off when nothing was on sale. Again no response.
I am now on hold for the 2nd time today trying to figure out their scam with the Place cash. I am done with this store. There are plenty of other great kids clothing stores out there who don't jerk around their customers. I have made sure my friends who shop here as well know about this and they too have agreed to go elsewhere.
I purchased a shirt for my grandson, size XL and it was too small. I was at the mall and didn't see the need to travel to my house to get the receipt when I used my place card to make the purchase. I was informed by a very rude manager that I would have to exchange the shirt for one exactly like it, even the same color, only a different size. There were no shirts in the store like this shirt in any size or color and XL is the largest size they carry (???). Still this person kept saying I would have to exchange it for the same thing, until I told her, "Fine. I will take a shirt exactly like this one only a bigger size." Evidently she realized how ridicules her repeated sentence sounded and finally agreed to look up my purchase on my place card. She put a credit for that amount on my card but refused to give me a receipt because "she would need it". Knowing that I would NEVER step foot back in that store.
I found an item for the same amount and purchased it after standing for 20 minutes to check out. The clerk was helping someone else and the "manager" was walking around ignoring me. That credit has still not shown on my account, so this might not be over. Love the clothes, but not well enough to butt up with such impossible rules and rude workers!
I used to shop at Children's Place when I found out I was having a boy in 2008 until about a year ago or two. Over the past couple of years, I have seen the sales become less about satisfying the customers and more about company greed. Not only are majority of the coupons are now in-store only (back then coupons were also for online sales) but the way they handle the coupons online is ridiculous. Here we are the day after Easter and they're having their place cash special and their 50 percent off code but we can't use both at the same. Why? I usually do not buy anything with place cash because all the merchandise is full price and you are not able to use additional coupons when buying with place cash. How is that satisfying the customer? When you go to stores the prices are different as well as the sales than from online.
I wish Children's Place kept their company MO they had back when my children were babies... not like now. You used to be able to use coupons online and get better deals on top of their sale prices. Not like now where people are fooled into paying full price when the item will be going on sale in a few weeks. The prices fluctuate for different sales (when in reality you're paying full price). Once an avid Children's Place customer, I am now a once in a blue moon customer. I barely buy from Children's Place because their coupons are hard to use and their prices are tricked. I used to like shopping online where I know I can find my children's sizes without the hassle of going to a store that may not have it and getting a nice deal on clothes. I have since switched to H&M for my children's clothes. They have better deals, better prices, and better company.
While at The Children's Place in Philadelphia Pa on the corner of 16th st and chestnut st I was unsatisfied and offended with the customer service. At one point I was selecting a pair of pants for my daughter and an employee came and checked the floor behind me as soon as I walked away. I looked her right in the eyes because I'm said to myself "I know she didn't come all the over here to checked behind me and didn't even bother to greet me or anything." Not long after that I was back in the same area putting back items that I did not need to where I picked them up from and another employee came up to me. Coincidence, I think not.
I was highly offended and I felt as though I was targeted and every move I made was followed. I wanted to tell those ladies in the store that they needed to change their methods of customer. As a matter of fact I would hardly consider what I experienced to be customer service. I'm not going back to back to that location at all. I don't believe anybody going to a place of business to purchase or even browse for what they're seeking should feel uncomfortable. In fact the personal relationship between male and female employees via the conversations that I overheard were far more friendly and unprofessional. That attention should have been focused on the customers and not on having conversations together. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL.
I ordered several items for my granddaughter's birthday. I received the email notifications, under both order numbers, letting me know that one item on each order was no longer available. I called. They say it takes 3 minutes for the items out of stock in the warehouse to be updated in the system. I ordered a week ago. Both items are still up on the website and for sale. No out of stock label. No nothing. This was my first experience with this company. This is my last experience with this company.
I used to place orders all the time online during their specials and would receive email and/or paper statements in the mail. I admittedly forgot to make a payment last year when my father passed away and several months later received an email containing several months worth of late fees and finance charges that equaled more than double the original order... However, had never received any statements in the meantime. I called as soon as I found out and they were able to reverse the charges. At the same time I asked for paper statements only. I never placed another order and my balance should have been $0.
Much to my surprise, 5 months later, I received an email in my junk folder saying I owed them almost $200! When I tried to log into my account, I could not do so. I called the company and they said my account balance was $0. Thinking it was spam, I let them know and subsequently asked for my account to be closed. It was then that the customer service agent told me my account was closed 2 days before due to being a bad account. WHAT?! I had never been contacted by the company that we owed them any money in 5 months. I explained everything that had happened and asked her to place a note with the credit rating company to reverse any bad credit we now have because of their errors. I'm going to report this to the Better Business Bureau as well.
We received several Christmas gifts that were the wrong size for our two kids. The company policy (now) is they will only exchange for the same item in a different size if you don't have the receipt. The store didn't have the same item in the size we need so we were told there was nothing they can do for us. Now we are stuck with clothes that don't fit our kids.
In the past 9 months, TCP orders have been lost and never arrived. They ship using UPS Mail Innovations. I am not sure which one is the problem, but both companies appear pretty inept. I don't even know WHY I gave them a second chance. This is it. I will never order from them again. The packages never arrive and customer service can be nothing more than a puppet reading a script so no help will ever be attained.
While shopping at this location on 12/19 a pair of pants for my son. The sales associate who had short braids approaches my daughter who was siting on the table for 2 sec ( I told her not to and she immediately got off) the sales rep comes over to tap my daughter and tell her not to sit on the table. She left a mark on my daughter. I was so livid, I had to leave because I was going to loose it. One, I handled the situation. Two, I was standing right there approach me not my eight year old. Lastly, DON'T EVER lay a finger on my daughter. I will never, ever shop at The Children's Place!
I ordered some clothes Dec 7, and the payment was "pending" on Paypal almost 2 weeks later. I called customer service for Children's Place, and they couldn't find my order. How Paypal can have the order, but The Children's Place can't is beyond me. I reordered, and there was, again, no confirmation from The Children's Place. I called customer service again. They told me it was because it was Sunday, so give it 24 hours. If Paypal can have a copy of the order (for the second time) and not The Children's Place, how does that work? Plus, the website said there were items in my cart, the same ones I had ordered.
I reordered using my credit card, and voila! I got an order number. So apparently, the website doesn't work using Paypal. And very strangely, both pending payments (from the 7th and today) have disappeared off of Paypal. Go figure. I put a rush shipping on it, because it should be here for Christmas, and I was told that they would credit the shipping, since I refuse to pay extra for something that should have been here days ago. We'll see if they keep their word.
How often do you get clothes for your children as gifts and there is no receipt? Well good luck returning it at TCP! They will only allow you to exchange size of exact same item (even color) and if they don't have it, you are out of luck! Absolutely ridiculous especially given the amount of money I spend there. TCP why not give store credit, even if at lowest sale price?? The other complaint I have is the store is TOO SMALL. It is a children's store, parents have strollers. I have been to different locations and it is always the same. Clothes packed into the space with little to no room to move around.
I took two pairs of pants back to exchange for a different style, pants had all tags and were in the condition in which they were purchased, but I did not have a receipt. These were purchased by someone else. The style is skinny and I just need regular style. I was advise by the sales associate that I could only exchange for the exact style and in a different size. I think this is the craziest thing ever, if you want to keep the business in the store and I wasn't asking for money back. I called Corporate after leaving the store and was advised the same thing, that without a receipt I could only exchange for the exact product. I could understand if these were used and something was wrong with them, but they are in NEW condition. If you purchase from them, hang on to your receipt. But if you get them for a gift and they don't work - you are out of luck. I will never shop there again!
If sizes of items are not available in stores you are advised to order online. Online the prices are TOTALLY DIFFERENT. $4-$7 more per item PLUS no discount as in the store. You are not able to return most items to the store... You must mail back to online. Advised to call their customer service... They NEVER PICK UP... Constantly on hold... Are outsourced to Central America... BAD NEWS! SHOP ELSEWHERE!!!
Got some clothes as a gift for my baby shower & after giving birth months later (50 days after clothes were purchased) I was not able to return unworn clothes or even get a in store credit, which is what I wanted in the first place. Ridiculous. I will not be shopping here again.
Have been loyal customer since twin granddaughters were born in 2005... Have never and still do not have problem with quality of clothes. This has to do first with the size of the Deptford, NJ store and second with CITI Bank who we pay our bills to. Everyone complains about how small & tight the store is since it was moved... Most people come in with strollers as it is a childrens' store and it horrible for those parents with the strollers and customers without. I've been in there when I've walked out without buying anything and have heard others say the same thing - IT'S TOO DAMN SMALL... Now CITI Bank... Before they took over I was able to make a payment over the phone... I tried the # on my bill and recording just gives balance & says use # on back of card... That # is the same # and just gives balance... I will NEVER shop at CP again and Have shredded my card.
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Kathy is a speech language pathologist working with the inpatient and outpatient populations at Fort Memorial Hospital. She is a part of the Dodge and Jefferson County Birth to 3 programs and see patients with a variety of speech and language disorders including: voice disorders, dysphagia, and neurologic impairments. Kathy works with patients of all ages, ranging from infants to adults.
Kathy loves the outdoors and likes biking, running, and cross country skiing when she finds a spare moment. She is also passionate about charity events, and enjoys cooking and traveling.
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The latest numbers are in for mobile operating system market share, and Android continues to have a dominant lead over iOS and other competing platforms. According to the IDC, Android accounted for 59 percent of the 152.3 million smartphones shipped in the first quarter of 2012, while iOS followed behind with a respectable 23 percent share. Together, the two platforms held a 59 percent stranglehold on the mobile operating system market, increasing their lead over competing platforms such as Symbian, BlackBerry, and Windows Phone.
"The popularity of Android and iOS stems from a combination of factors that the competition has struggled to keep up with," said Ramon Llamas, senior research analyst with IDC's Mobile Phone Technology and Trends program. "Neither Android nor iOS were the first to market with some of these features, but the way they made the smartphone experience intuitive and seamless has quickly earned a massive following."
Android finished the quarter as the overall leader among mobile operating systems, but it also has the highest number of smartphone vendors such as Motorola, HTC, and Samsung. iOS recorded strong year-over-year growth, helped along by strong iPhone 4S sales that continued even as the holiday shopping season came to a close. Symbian and BlackBerry both continued to spiral downwards, while Windows Phone posted minimal growth but shows promise for 2012 and onwards.


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Interest in using high-end AMD (AMD +2.3%) GPUs to mine Litecoins (a rival cryptocurrency to Bitcoins) has triggered shortages for graphics cards running R9 280X and R9 290/290X GPUs.
15 of the 17 R9 280X graphics cards offered by Newegg are out of stock, as are 14 out of 16 R9 290/290X GPUs.
With Litecoin trading at a fraction of Bitcoin's price, the former is much easier to mine than the latter. However, Litecoin mining does require considerable amounts of memory and GPU horsepower.
AMD GPUs are viewed as far more efficient at mining Litecoins than Nvidia (NVDA +1.9%) GPUs, but both can be applied to the task.
AMD launched its R9 and R7 GPUs earlier this fall, and priced them aggressively relative to Nvidia's high-end GTX 780/770 and Titan GPUs; Nvidia announced price cuts in response.
Notable Calls reports hearing from IT hardware contacts the R9/R7 launches have led AMD to take GPU share from Nvidia.


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"We wanted something that would really connect with our music and connect with who we are as people and we wanted something that was raw and kind of wild and energetic, but also really intense." – Caveboy
Caveboy is a Montreal-based band who played at Osheaga this year. They found time in their busy schedule to sit down and talk about their experience with festivals, the inspiration for their music and the lessons they've learned on their journey as a band so far.
Confront: So what do you think of Osheaga so far?
Caveboy: Amazing. So many people and everyone's so great.
Confront: Your show went well?
Caveboy: Yeah it was super good. Nice crowd for the start of the day. More than what we expected.
Confront: How do festivals compare to regular shows?
Caveboy: Well regular shows often feel more intimate, and here there's a big barricade between us and the crowd so there's definitely that distance, but you can kind of go a little bit bigger and more exaggerated. It translates a little bit better.
Confront: How would you describe your music to someone who hasn't heard it yet?
Caveboy: We like to say that we're a mix of old and new, so we have the 70's psychedelic rock influence and there's this 80's-ness about us, and at the same time we're pretty current. We call it indie-dream pop. Sometimes you wanna dance, sometimes you just wanna groove.
Confront: What's the story behind the name Caveboy?
Caveboy: We wanted something that would really connect with our music and connect with who we are as people and we wanted something that was raw and kind of wild and energetic, but also really intense. When we found the word caveboy, it resonated with us completely.
Confront: How did you come across it?
Caveboy: We just spent hours and hours and hours and hours thinking of things. There were a couple of months where we wouldn't even have regular conversations, we would just say words and ask "how 'bout this, how 'bout this…" It's kind of a gruelling process.
Confront: What was the main source of inspiration for your EP and what message is it trying to convey?
Caveboy: When we first decided to put that out, all the songs kind of have an element of growth as a theme. So growing out of things, growing into things, growing up, growing apart. Friends, family, loved ones. We really wanted it to kind of have that idea and be a little thematic that way.
Confront: What was it like to tour with Dear Rouge?
Caveboy: So fun, we actually just saw their set. They were great, super high energy as always. That was one of the best tours we had. They were so nice and fun to hang out with. Their fans are super nice so they took well to our music as well. It was a really good team.
Confront: What lessons did you learn from them?
Caveboy: They showed us a lot of ropes and shared their experiences. They've been around a little bit longer than us. They tried to help us out as much as possible. Talked about gear, talked about business stuff, and they were super kind and generous with their knowledge.
Confront: Are there plans for a full-length album, more singles?
Caveboy: Yeah, probably both. Definitely gonna release some new singles and a new album in the new year.
Confront: What's the most rewarding aspect of being in a band?
Caveboy: Getting to spend all these awesome moments, basically every day with best friends and sharing all this together. You never really feel like anything is your own experience, it's always shared together. We each bring different perspectives to it that helps all of us grow and see things in different ways. And getting to play music all the time and watching the crowd forget their problems and have an amazing time just for a little bit. If we had anything to do with that, it's pretty amazing.
Confront: What would you say is your motto these days?
Caveboy: Fuck it. No, kidding [Laughs]. Just keep smiling, Don't rush. Take your time. When we really care about something like we do about this, there's no point in rushing. It's hard to hold on to something, like you just want people to hear the new song or see the new video. But waiting is sometimes the best choice.


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February 23, 2011
STATE OF NEW JERSEY, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,v.JOHN W. MARSHALL, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT.
On appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Mercer County, Indictment No. 07-10-1047.
Submitted January 25, 2011
Before Judges Yannotti and Espinosa.
After his motion to suppress was denied, defendant John Marshall pled guilty to third-degree possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute the same on or near school property, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7. He was sentenced to five years of imprisonment with a parole ineligibility period of two and one-half years. Defendant appeals from the judgment of conviction entered on March 25, 2009. We affirm.
At about 7:25 p.m. on July 25, 2007, Detectives Michael Turner (Turner), Waldemar Garcia (Garcia), and Miguel Acosta (Acosta) were in the area of West End Avenue and West State Street in Trenton. The officers received information that a concerned citizen had observed a man operating a bicycle and selling drugs in the area of Hermitage Avenue and Boudinot Street. The person was described as a black male, approximately five feet, nine inches, wearing a green raincoat, a black shirt with a red collar, grey shorts, and a black baseball cap with "NY" on the front.
The officers went to the corner of Edgewood Avenue and West End Street, where they observed a black male, later identified as defendant. Defendant was riding a bicycle. He was wearing a green raincoat and fit the description provided by the concerned citizen. According to the detectives, defendant's bicycle was not equipped with an audible device or lamp.
Turner attempted to stop defendant to question him based on the information the concerned citizen had provided and his operation of a bicycle without an audible device or lamp. Acosta ordered defendant to stop but he continued to pedal away. Defendant yelled to the officers, "Why are you stopping me?" He continued to pedal down West End Avenue toward West State Street. Acosta followed defendant on foot and told him of the investigation and the bicycle violations. Defendant started pedaling faster.
Acosta ran after him and yelled at him to stop. Acosta told defendant that he was under arrest for obstructing the investigation. Defendant was still on his bicycle and turned right onto Montgomery Place. Acosta was running about ten feet behind defendant when he observed defendant reach into the right pocket of his coat and throw a white object to the ground. The object was identified as a matchbook.
Turner and Garcia continued to follow defendant in their police vehicle while Acosta followed defendant on foot. As he approached the intersection of Fisher Place and West State Street, Acosta saw defendant take another object from his right coat pocket and toss it to the street. Garcia retrieved the object and found a small package that contained suspected heroin. Turner apprehended defendant on West State Street. Defendant had $351 in his right pants pocket, and Garcia recovered twenty-six glassine packets, each containing suspected heroin. Summons were issued for violating N.J.S.A. 39:4-10 and N.J.S.A. 39:4-11.
Defendant was charged with fourth-degree resisting arrest, N.J.S.A. 2C:29-2(a)(2); third-degree possession of a CDS, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10(a)(1); third-degree possession of a CDS with intent to distribute, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. 35-5(b)(3); possession of a CDS with intent to distribute on or near school property, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7, N.J.S.A. 35-5(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. 35-5(b)(3); and possession of a CDS with intent to distribute on or near a public facility, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7.1, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(a)(1), N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(b)(3).
Thereafter, defendant filed a motion to suppress the evidence recovered in the incident. The court heard oral argument on the motion and, on March 18, 2008, placed its decision on the record.
The court found that the detectives were authorized to stop defendant because they had reasonable and articulable suspicion that he was driving his bicycle without an audible signal, in violation of N.J.S.A. 39:4-11. The court also found that, based on the information and description provided by the concerned citizen, and the fact that defendant took flight when he saw the police, the police had reasonable and articulable suspicion that defendant was violating the law. In addition, the court found that the police were authorized to stop defendant and properly seized the drugs after defendant had abandoned them.
Thereafter, defendant pled guilty to third-degree possession of CDS with intent to distribute the same on or near a school property, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7. The court sentenced defendant to five years, with a two-and-one-half-year period of parole ineligibility. The court ordered the forfeiture of the $351 found at the time of the incident; the suspension of defendant's driving privileges for six months; imposed statutory fees and assessments; and dismissed the other charges, including the motor vehicle charges.
On appeal, defendant raises the following arguments for our consideration:
A. Without an evidentiary hearing, the trial court erred in finding the police had reasonable suspicion to stop the defendant for a bicycle violation.
B. Absent a finding that the police had reasonable suspicion to believe defendant had committed a bicycle violation, the police did not have reasonable suspicion that defendant was involved in any criminal activity.
C. The evidence acquired following the police's unlawful stop of defendant must be suppressed because the taint of the unlawful stop had not been significantly attenuated by the defendant's actions.
D. Because the defendant's conduct did not significantly attenuate the police's taint, the defendant did not abandon the evidence that was obtained.
We are convinced that these contentions are without sufficient merit to warrant extended discussion in a written opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). However, we add the following.
"A police officer may conduct an investigatory stop if, based on the totality of circumstances, the officer had a reasonable and particularized suspicion to believe that an individual has just engaged in, or was about to engage in, criminal activity." State v. Stovall, 170 N.J. 346, 356 (2002) (citing Terry v. Ohio, 392 U.S. 1, 21, 88 S. Ct. 1868, 1880, 20 L. Ed. 2d 889, 906 (1968)). Reasonable suspicion exists when there is "'a particularized and objective basis for suspecting the person stopped of criminal activity.'" Ibid. (quoting Ornelas v. United States, 517 U.S. 690, 696, 116 S. Ct. 1657, 1661, 134 L. Ed. 2d 911, 918 (1996)). In determining whether reasonable suspicion exists, the court must consider the totality of circumstances. Id. at 361 (citing United States v. Cortez, 449 U.S. 411, 417, 101 S. Ct. 690, 695, 66 L. Ed. 2d 621, 629 (1981)).
Here, the court found that, based on the totality of circumstances, the law enforcement officers were justified in stopping defendant. The court noted that the officers reported that they observed defendant operating a bicycle without an audible device, contrary to N.J.S.A. 39:4-11. Moreover, the officers were informed that a concerned citizen had reported that an individual was riding a bicycle and selling drugs in the area of Hermitage Avenue and Boudinot Street. Defendant was seen in the area riding a bicycle and he matched the description provided by the concerned citizen. Furthermore, when defendant saw the police, he took flight. We are convinced that the trial court correctly found that the officers had reasonable suspicion that defendant was violating the law.
Defendant argues, however, that the trial court erred by deciding his motion to suppress without an evidentiary hearing. He says that there was a genuine issue of fact as to whether the officers observed him riding a bicycle without an audible device, in violation of N.J.S.A. 39:4-11. He says that if a hearing had been held, the officers' observations could have been challenged.
An evidentiary hearing is not required on a suppression motion unless there is a genuine issue of material fact. R. 3:5-7(c); State v. Kadonsky, 288 N.J. Super. 41, 45-46 (App. Div.), certif. denied, 144 N.J. 589 (1996). In this case, defendant's challenge to the statements in the police report were based entirely on conjecture and suspicion and did not create a genuine issue of whether the officers observed him riding a bicycle without an audible device, as required by N.J.S.A. 39:4-11. We are satisfied that an evidentiary hearing was not required in this case.
Defendant also argues that the information provided by the concerned citizen was insufficient to give the officers reasonable suspicion that he was engaged in criminal activity. In support of this contention, defendant relies upon Florida v. J.L., 529 U.S. 266, 120 S. Ct. 1375, 146 L. Ed. 2d 254 (2000).
In J.L., the law enforcement officers received a tip from an anonymous caller that a person was carrying a gun. Id. at 268, 120 S. Ct. at 1377, 146 L. Ed. 2d at 258. The caller indicated that the person was at a particular bus stop and was wearing a plaid shirt. Id. at 268, 120 S. Ct. at 1377, 146 L. Ed. 2d at 259.
The Supreme Court held that the police did not have sufficient information to establish reasonable suspicion that the individual was engaged in criminal activity. Id. at 271, 120 S. Ct. at 1379, 146 L. Ed. 2d at 260. The Court noted that there are situations in which an anonymous tip that is "suitably corroborated" can provide a sufficient indicia or reliability to justify an investigative stop. Id. at 270, 120 S. Ct. at 1378, 146 L. Ed. 2d at 260.
The Court stated that confirming the location and description provided by an anonymous tipster is not sufficient. Id. at 271-72, 120 S. Ct. at 1379, 146 L. Ed. 2d at 261.
An accurate description of a subject's readily observable location and appearance is of course reliable in this limited sense: It will help the police correctly identify the person whom the tipster means to accuse.
Such a tip, however, does not show that the tipster has knowledge of concealed criminal activity. The reasonable suspicion here at issue requires that a tip be reliable in its assertion of illegality, not just in its tendency to identify a determinate person. [Id. at 272, 120 S. Ct. at 1379, 146 L. Ed. 2d at 261].
Defendant's reliance upon J.L. is misplaced. Here, the law enforcement officers did not stop defendant solely on the basis of the tip received. As we have indicated, the officers observed defendant operating a bicycle without an audible device, contrary to law. They noted that defendant was in the area, riding a bicycle and met the description provided by the tipster. Furthermore, defendant took flight when the detective attempted to stop him, thereby confirming the reliability of the tipster's statement that defendant was engaged in the sale of drugs. Thus, J.L. does not apply here.
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European directors get legal immunity
A case being brought by Siemens, a German electronics group, against two former chief executives and nine others for alleged âillegal business practices and extensive briberyâ has highlighted the issue of directorsâ responsibilities in Europe.
If Siemens had been incorporated in another country such as Switzerland, the legal case might not have been possible.
Company directors in many European countries can avoid legal responsibility for negligent decisions, because shareholders routinely grant them immunity, according to a study from corporate governance adviser Manifest.
The voting agency is concerned about companies that propose resolutions to their annual meetings to grant management protection against lawsuits. In some countries, such as the UK, such resolutions are uncommon, but Switzerland has a particularly director-friendly legal code, under which executives can be shielded from cases based on criminal action.
Anita Skipper, head of corporate governance at Morley Fund Management, said: "While often billed as routine items of business, or as votes of confidence… in some markets they could encumber our clients' ultimate right to seek legal redress."
Morley sponsored Manifest to produce the report and it has also been backed by Railpen Investments, which manages the £19bn (€24bn) Railways Pension Scheme in the UK.
It is common for companies in Belgium, Finland, Greece, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden and Switzerland to put such resolutions to shareholders, according to Manifest, and they are typically passed.
In Austria, Germany, France and Spain the resolutions are common, but have no legal force. Investors use them as a vote of confidence in management, similar to a vote to approve the financial statements in the UK.
Lawsuits against management in Europe typically take two forms. They can be brought by the board of directors on behalf of the company and its shareholders, such as in Siemens' case, or they can be brought by minority shareholders – called derivative actions.
One high-profile example of the latter is the €17.4bn ($27.1bn) lawsuit filed last year against Italian bank UniCredit by a group of shareholders in HVB, the German bank it purchased in 2005, over several internal transactions that were allegedly damaging to HVB's interests.
The plaintiffs are a group of eight institutional investors, including New York-based investment bank Arnhold and S Bleichroeder Advisers, UK hedge fund Trafalgar Asset Managers and US hedge fund Angelo Gordon, which collectively held about 10 million HVB shares, or 1.25% of the German bank, at the time the suit was filed.
Ferdinand von Rom, an attorney at German law firm Broich Bezzenberger who is acting for the shareholders, has claimed HVB unsuccessfully tried to use a discharge vote to escape liability for the transactions in question. The case continues.
Whether European investors are likely to follow their US colleagues down an increasingly litigious path remains to be seen. Ian Burger, corporate governance officer at Newton Investment Management, said it was important that investors understood the implications of a vote to discharge liabilities. He said: "We would be careful about supporting these discharges in those jurisdictions where it limits our ability to take action in the future. It is important investors and their advisers understand this issue."
Iain Richards, European head of governance at Morley, said: "It was completely off most people's radar screens, and was being viewed as a routine matter, which is why we decided to take a look at it.
"We do not have the sort of tort culture they have in the US, and so it is not clear that people have been prohibited from action. But there has been the odd case in which litigation was one of the options looked at, and no one had considered the implications of a discharge."
The differences between Europe's 27 jurisdictions are complex. Manifest said discharge resolutions tend to look similar from country to country, leading to "an erroneous perception that the implications of such proposals are the same across Europe".
In some countries, a discharge only grants immunity from claims brought by shareholders who voted for it. Belgium and Switzerland fall into this category. In Denmark and Sweden, the legally binding nature of the resolution depends on the level of support it received. In Portugal, immunity requires 90% of shareholders to vote in favour.
The report added: "Switzerland differs from other markets insofar as a valid discharge granted by shareholders shelters directors from liability claims arising from both intentional and negligent violation of their duties. It can hinder claims against directors notwithstanding the fact that such claims are based on wilful misconduct, fraud or any criminal offences."
The agency also said the European Commission's efforts to harmonise company law and enhance shareholder rights in Europe had increased investor turnout at company meetings across the Union. A spokeswoman for the commission said it had no plans to introduce common EU standards on the issue.


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Anubian Lights: Phantascope
The band has some serious history and we won't get into that here, other than to note that the experience onboard gives this band a lot of strength, depth and range unseen in other groups. At first glance, Anubian Lights are an urban hipster trio ala the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, featuring a punky chick vocalist with lots of eyeliner in the Siouxsie Sioux/Chrissie Hynde mold. All three wear vintage suits and neckties in their photoshoots. Musically, they cover that terrain convincingly enough. They can get a bit punkier than the Yeah Yeah Yeahs- sometimes reminding me of vintage B52s. More interestingly, the band drifts heavily into electronica territory, which they do very well: warping synth lines and downtempo beats changing places with guitars here and there. Even more amazing is the group's fascination with vintage exotica ala 60s lounge guru Martin Denny, and the group's ability to execute that sound at a top-shelf production level.
Listening to the highly eclectic Phantascope is a long distance carpet ride, that, even by college radio standards, covers more terrain than usual. If you've got one of those friends who makes all-over-the-place compilation CDs, they'd have to be in top form to match these guys in smoothly mixing seemingly disparate styles and flavors. And Anubian Lights manage to do all of it well; where lesser artists would be visibly stretched thin or outright fall on their faces in failure with this amount of ambition, these guys rise to the challenge. The band's ethos recognizes all of this. Bandmember Tommy Grenas explains: "The whole aesthetic behind Anubian Lights is: Everything is a valid idea, and anything is acceptable. We never sit down and make a conscious decision, 'Oh, the record has to sound like this.' We like to consider the whole spectrum of music - no matter what sound or style - as a possibility." In an increasingly hybrid-crazed world of music, this is the kind of thing that we love at betterPropaganda.
Standout tracks include the beautifully written and delightfully campy pop track "Good Morning Spacegirl" which is treated a bit like Smash Mouth's "Walking on the Sun" and Propellerhead's collaboration with legendary vocalist Shirley Bassey on the song "History Repeating." The band's publicist is dead on in mentioning the song's evocation of the 60s sci-fi film Barbarella. "New Wildlife" is perhaps the most successful of the exotica tracks in the collection, downtempo bliss lushly rendered over a repeating jazzy piano riff and bossa nova flavored rimshots... and is that a mellotron solo? Nice. "Andromeda Skin" sounds like a raved up and modernized B52s, which is not lost on the band's lyric "You're my own Private Idaho"... although lyrically and on an emotive peak in the track's chorus they're much more similar to the lusty modern blues of San Francisco favorites Von Iva, with added layers of studio production.
This one has generated a lot of buzz in our office and is well worth repeated listens. Enjoy.


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BANK OF BARODA RTGS HO Branch in FALLA - Address, IFSC, MICR Code
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BABA SITARAM CHOWKAT PO FALLADIST JAMNAGARFALLAGUJARAT ?City
What is IFSC Code of BANK OF BARODA situated at FALLAGUJ- RTGS-HO?
IFSC Code of BANK OF BARODA situated at FALLAGUJ - RTGS-HO is
What is the meaning of IFSC Code, MICR Codes in Banking industry?
IFSC or Indian Financial System Code is the code allocated to all banks branches. Bank branches use this code to participate in RTGS and NEFT transactions.
What is the significance of IFSC Code and how we can use it?
IFSC Code is a 11 digit code and we can use this code to communicate between different branches of different banks. Upon receiving the request for fund transfer it is easy for a bank to identify the payee branch. First four characters are code of bank, last six digits are branch code and fifth character is left 0, for any future use.


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Favorite thing I know this sounds silly but the London tour buses really are a good start. They take you to all the great landmarks, give you loads of commentary and are done in several languages. You can get on and off at your leisure and with your ticket comes lots of discounts to London attractions. The best part is it saves on shoe leather and pepermint foot lotion!! When I have visitors from abroad I like to do this part first and then introduce them to the nightlife.
Fondest memory The River Thames. I love the River Thames, I have lunches on the boats in summer and whenever I have an evening out I always drive home along the Embankment because it is so beautiful. You can see the Houses of Parliament (Westminster Bridge), the Millenium Wheel (Waterloo Bridge). The whole river is lit up and the buildings look amazing. You can go on a river cruise from the Embankment or Waterloo bridge, have a nice meal and dance the night away to salsa music etc whilst cruising up and down the river. It is great on summer evenings. I think the River Thames is what I miss most when away from home. (Apart from Selfridges of course)!!
Favorite thing Visit the underground to Victoria Station then walk to the area sights. A day pass to area 1 will fill up the day walking
Fondest memory Seeing Angus steak House & Pizza Huts on every other corner in Picadilly Circus
Favorite thing When visiting London, you absolutely must: Be a tourist! There is so much to do and see!
One of the best ways to hit the highlights is to take the 'hop on, hop off' bus. They have three 2 hour bus tours with live English commentary and they also have a 2 hour Big Language Tour with digitally recorded sights and sounds commentary in a choice of twelve languages. The price also includes a free cruise on the Thames River. The cost is 15.00 pounds.
Fondest memory Sightseeing with two of my best friends!
Favorite thing Take a trip on the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) from the Tower of London down to the Cutty Sark through the docklands and then walk to the top of the hill at Greenwich and get a view of the city - the back in on the train to the West End for a good night out partying (of course) - the first bit is better on a sunny warm day I have to admit
Fondest memory What I miss: Mates - come on, I lived there for 23 years
Too many good memories to know where to start
Favorite thing Go on a tour. There are lots of different tour buses offering their trip around the sights of London, but one that's not so well-know but is perhaps the best is Frogtours. This is amazing. I did this during my last trip to London. It's £15 and you ride around in a big, ugly, yellow bus type thing. First, you get to see some of the sights and learn a little about them from a funny tour guide. And then, the best part, when the bus turns into a boat! They take you to a slope and the bus goes straight down into the water. Scary!! It's like something in a theme park but real! It's amazing and such a brilliant experience. You get a cruise down the Thames, past the Houses of Parliament and under the Westminster bridge and then you go back on to dry land and see a few more sights onland. The tour lasts about 80 mins and I'd recommend it to anyone. For more info, see the frogtours site. (Will put a photo on soon)
Favorite thing Take a double decker bus tour, even though it's very 'touristy' you get to see the sights and you can decide which sights you can return to. The tours are fairly inexpensive are narrated through a set of headphones. If you're not familiar with the city, these tours also help you get your bearings.
Fondest memory The pubs! There are so many, it was hard to choose which one to go into. They all seem to have such a great atmosphere.
Favorite thing go on a trip down the Thames by boat during sunset. Everything looked so different from the water, it was really cool.
Fondest memory What I miss the most when I'm not in London are the people that I met there. My group stayed at a place affiliated with the London City Mission, which was located in the Docklands. I miss just hanging out with them.
Favorite thing Use the TUBE. Learn it, embrace it, love it. The TUBE is your best friend in London. Study the tube map and integrate it into your daily itinerary...in no time youll be a pro. The London tube is not the best in the world, nor the prettiest, nor the most efficient. It was , however the largest and first of any large city. It will save you time , money and comfort. Its as much a tourist attraction as Big Ben ..how many trains have you seen that has its own poster and is considered artwork?
Fondest memory Staying in Hampstead Heath and being so far underground at the tube stop that you had to take a rather long elevator to street level.The Sherlock Holmes silouettes on the tiles at the Baker Street stop..many good memories.
But the best was the time in 1985 when a blatantly American girl noticed the Westminster stop and blurted out accross the train car...'Ohhhh is this..like the stop for like Big Ben and like everythinggg?' in a squeal of orgasmic proportions. I looked at her and said..'Yes...better hurry before the doors close.' At which she leaped out of the car and dashed up the stairs with an alacrity and squeal factor of 10.
As she dissappeared up the stairs and astonished/reserved riders exchanged smiles, I sighed said calmly..'In NY,,she would have been mugged by now...'...to which everybody laughed soundly.
Fun stuff that tube;-)
Favorite thing See the city by river. I lived in London for 18 years and
whenever I had visitors from overseas I would take them on
a tour starting with the boat from Embankment Station to
the Thames Barrier or Greenwich, then the boat back as far
as the Tower of London, and from there a number 15 bus back
to the West End, which goes via the City and St Paul's Cathederal. Get off the 15 at Covent Garden and wander the area. Walk from there to Trafalgar Square, then cut through
to Regent's Street and Oxford Street. It's a great way to get a feel for London's main sites and to see the city from
many different angles.
Fondest memory Well, after 18 years in London I guess that I miss relatives
and friends there the most, but then that wouldn't interest
most visitors :-). I miss the variety of theatres, there was
always something on that was worth seeing. I enjoyed growing
up in such a big city, the mix of architecture, the variety
of activities available and the large parks. Most of all though I confess that I miss the weather. Yes, I do. Living
in a part of the world where water is in short supply I miss
living in a city with a mighty river at it's heart, where
even in the hottest summers (yes, we did have those there)you could still hope that the rain would come and bring some
relief. On the other hand at least here you can reliably plan a garden party in the summer...
Favorite thing There are so many great things to see. Although I'm not usually a fan of big tourist attractions, the ones in London are so rich in history they can't be missed. As a first-time visitor, I found it very helpful to take a bus tour the first day to get an overview of the city.
Fondest memory Walking across the Tower Bridge to the Tower of London.
Favorite thing Get on one of the red London Bus Tours, it's about £12 for 24hours and you can hop on and off the bus when you like and they're along every 10 or 15 minutes when your ready to move on. You also get loads of great info from the guides on the bus that you might have missed otherwise.
Favorite thing Take the Big Red Bus tour. It gets you acquainted with the city and you drive and can get off at the major sites and get back on a different bus and move to another site.
Fondest memory Walking from Hyde Park Coner to Bunkingham Palace taking in all the beauty of the gardens and parks in the middle of a huge city.


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Jacob Myersv.Target Corporation, et al
PROCEEDINGS: (IN CHAMBERS) ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR FAILURE TO FILE JOINT 26(f) REPORT
On November 4, 2014, the Court set a scheduling conference for January 16, 2015, and ordered the parties to " file a Joint 26(f) Report . . . no later than 14 days before the date set for the scheduling conference." (Doc. 8 ¶ 1) (emphasis in original). As of the date of this Order, no Joint 26(f) Report has been filed. Pursuant to the Court's discretion under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 83, failure to submit a Joint 26(f) Report may result in the Court dismissing the case, entering a default, and/or imposing sanctions.
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