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Barbados 5 Dollars banknote of 2007
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Barbados is an eastern Caribbean island and an independent British Commonwealth nation. Bridgetown, the capital, is a cruise-ship port with colonial buildings and Nidhe Israel, a synagogue founded in 1654. Around the island are beaches, botanical gardens, the Harrison's Cave formation, and 17th-century plantation houses like St. Nicholas Abbey. Local traditions include afternoon tea and cricket, the national sport.
Inhabited by Kalinago people since the 13th century, and prior to that by other Amerindians, Barbados was visited by Spanish navigators in the late 15th century and claimed for the Spanish Crown. It first appeared on a Spanish map in 1511. The Portuguese visited the island in 1536, but they left it unclaimed, with their only remnants being an introduction of wild hogs for a good supply of meat whenever the island was visited. An English ship, the Olive Blossom, arrived in Barbados in 1625; its men took possession of it in the name of King James I. In 1627, the first permanent settlers arrived from England, and it became an English and later British colony.
The dollar has been the currency of Barbados since 1935. It is divided into 100 cents. In 1882, the Colonial Bank introduced notes for 5 dollars, since then a series of notes have been introduced in Barbados. The note depicted alongside is a 5 Dollar note issued in 2007.
The obverse has the portrait of West Indies cricketer and Jamaican senator, Sir Frank Worrell, to right with stylised cricket ball and stumps as a see-through feature; Coat of arms; and a Flying fish. The reverse has the Trafalgar Square (National Heroes Square) in Bridgetown; Parliament buildings and the Careenage, Eastern Carlisle Bay, and Bridgetown. This green banknote has the map outline of Barbados; trident; and waves as watermark.

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Justia › US Law › Case Law › Federal Courts › District Courts › Missouri › Eastern District of Missouri › 2016 › Watts v. US Bank et al › Filing 32
Watts v. US Bank et al, No. 4:2016cv00046 - Document 32 (E.D. Mo. 2016)
Court Description: OPINION MEMORANDUM AND ORDER IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Motion to Dismiss, [Doc. No. 19], is granted. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the claims against Defendants Wright, Johnson, Hawkins, Butler, Walton, Sureaz, and Whitehorn in Plaintiff's Comp laint are DISMISSED. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Plaintiff is given 14 days from the date of this Opinion, Memorandum and Order to file an Amended Complaint. Plaintiff is admonished to set out her claims against Defendant US Bank in accordance with th e standards set forth herein.IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Plaintiffs Motion to dismiss all claims with defendants, [Doc. No. 29], is denied as Moot. 19 29 ( Response to Court due by 12/6/2016.) Signed by District Judge Henry Edward Autrey on 11/22/16. (CLA)
Watts v. US Bank et al Doc. 32 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI EASTERN DIVISION DEANITA WATTS, Plaintiff, v. U.S BANK, et al. Defendants. ) ) ) ) ) Case No. 4:16CV46 HEA ) ) ) ) OPNION, MEMORANDUM AND ORDER This matter is before the Court on Defendants' Motion to Dismiss, [Doc. No. 19] and Plaintiff's "Motion to dismiss all claims with defendants," [Doc. No. 29]. For the reasons set forth below, Defendants' Motion will be granted; Plaintiff's Motion will be denied as moot. LEGAL STANDARD FOR A MOTION TO DISMISS Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 8(a)(2) requires "a short and plain statement of the claim showing that the pleader is entitled to relief." Fed.R.Civ.P. 12(b)(6) provides for a motion to dismiss based on the "failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted." To survive a motion to dismiss a complaint must show "'that the pleader is entitled to relief,' in order to 'give the defendant fair notice of what the ... claim is and the grounds upon which it rests.'" Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544, 555 (2007) (quoting Conley v. Gibson, 355 U.S. 41, 47 Dockets.Justia.com (1957)). See also Erickson v. Pardus, 127 S.Ct. 2197, 2200 (2007). "Threadbare recitals of the elements of a cause of action, supported by mere conclusory statements, do not suffice" to defeat a motion to dismiss. Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 129 S.Ct. 1937, 1949 (2009) (citing Twombly, 550 U.S. at 555). "[O]nly a complaint that states a plausible claim for relief survives a motion to dismiss." Id. at 1950 (citing Twombly, 550 U.S. at 556). The pleading standard of Rule 8 "does not require 'detailed factual allegations,' but it demands more than an unadorned, thedefendant-unlawfully-harmed-me accusation." Id. at 1949 (quoting Twombly, 550 U.S. at 555). See also Hamilton v. Palm, 621 F.3d 816, 818 (8th Cir.2010) ("[A]n allegation in any negligence claim that the defendant acted as plaintiff's 'employer' satisfies Rule 8(a)(2)'s notice pleading requirement for this element."). Further, with regard to a Rule 12(b)(6) motion, the Supreme Court holds: While a complaint attacked by a Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss does not need detailed factual allegations, [citations omitted] a plaintiff's obligation to provide the "grounds" of his "entitle[ment] to relief" requires more than labels and conclusions, and a formulaic recitation of the elements of a cause of action will not do, see Papasan v. Allain, 478 U.S. 265, 286, 106 S.Ct. 2932, 92 L.Ed.2d 209 (1986) (on a motion to dismiss, courts "are not bound to accept as true a legal conclusion couched as a factual allegation"). Factual allegations must be enough to raise a right to relief above the speculative level, see 5 C. Wright & A. Miller, Federal Practice and Procedure § 1216, pp. 235–236 (3d ed.2004) ... see, e.g., ... Neitzke v. Williams, 490 U.S. 319, 327, 109 S.Ct. 1827, 104 L.Ed.2d 338 (1989) ("Rule 12(b)(6) does not countenance ... dismissals based on a judge's disbelief of a complaint's factual allegations"); Scheuer v. Rhodes, 416 U.S. 232, 236, 94 S.Ct. 1683, 40 L.Ed.2d 90 (1974) (a well-pleaded complaint may proceed even if it appears "that a recovery is very remote and unlikely"). Twombly, 550 U.S. at 555–56. See also Gregory v. Dillard's, Inc., 565 F.3d 464, 473 (8th Cir.2009) (en banc) ("[A] plaintiff 'must assert facts that affirmatively and plausibly suggest that the pleader has the right he claims ..., rather than facts that are merely consistent with such a right.' ") (quoting Stalley v. Catholic Health Initiative, 509 F.3d 517, 521 (8th Cir.2007)). Additionally, "a well-pleaded complaint may proceed even if it strikes a savvy judge that actual proof of those facts is improbable ." Twombly, 550 U.S. at 556 (citation omitted). "The issue is not whether plaintiff will ultimately prevail but whether the claimant is entitled to offer evidence to support [its] claims." Scheuer v. Rhodes, 416 U.S. 232, 236 (1974). To the extent it has been argued that Twombly is applicable only in the antitrust context, the Court in Iqbal, 129 S.Ct. 1937, made it clear that Twombly is applicable in a broader context. In civil rights actions a complaint should be liberally construed when determining whether it has stated a cause of action sufficient to survive a motion to dismiss. Frey v. City of Herculaneum, 44 F.3d 667, 671 (8th Cir.1995). DISCUSSION Plaintiff alleges in her pro se Amended Complaint that her claim is brought under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, 42 U.S.C. §§ 2000e, et seq., for employment discrimination and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, 29 U.S.C. §§ 701, et seq., for employment discrimination on the basis of a disability by an employer. and "sexual harassment." Plaintiff's original complaint alleges that she told Defendant Johnson about how Andre Walton "was stalking [her], retaliation when [she] complained, harassment." Further, Plaintiff alleges that she explained on different occasions that Walton would stare at her and was being "aggressive when she didn't respond to him. Plaintiff filed a charge of discrimination with the EEOC against Defendant US Bank and received her notice of right to sue on October 28, 2015. Plaintiff did not name the individual defendants in the EEOC Charge. In the pending Motion to Dismiss, the individual defendants move to dismiss the Complaint and Amended Complaint as to themselves because they cannot be found individually liable to Plaintiff under Title VII. "Title VII addresses the conduct of employers only and does not impose liability on coworkers." Powell v. Yellow Book USA, Inc., 445 F.3d 1074, 1079 (8th Cir.2006) (citing Smith v. St. Bernards Reg'l Med. Ctr., 19 F.3d 1254, 1255 (8th Cir.1994)). In particular, the Eighth Circuit "squarely [holds] that supervisors may not be held individually liable under Title VII." Bonomolo–Hagen v. Clay Central–Everly Cmty. Sch. Dist., 121 F.3d 446, 447 (8th Cir.1997) (per curiam) (citing Spencer v. Ripley Cnty. State Bank, 123 F.3d 690, 691–92 (8th Cir.1997)). See also Gardner v. 4 U Tech., Inc., 88 F.Supp.2d 1005, 1008 (E.D.Mo.2000); Arnold v. St. Louis Metro. Police Dept., 2011 WL 3235722, *1 (E.D. Mo 2011) ("An individual holding a supervisory position of a Title VII plaintiff cannot be held liable under Title VII in his or her individual capacity.") (citing Bales v. Wal– Mart Stores, Inc., 143 F.3d 1103, 1111 (8th Cir.1998)). As such, the Court finds that Plaintiff fails to state a claim upon which relief can be granted in regard to the individual defendants and that Plaintiff's claim against them should be dismissed in their entirety. See Rule 12(b)(6). On March 28, 2016, Plaintiff filed a "Memorandum for Clerk" in which she advised the Court that she filed the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 claim in error and asks the Court to dismiss it. She also asks the Court to "include sex/discrimination and dismiss gender." The Court construes this memorandum as a motion for voluntary dismissal of the Rehabilitation claim and a Motion to Amend her Complaint to add a claim for sex discrimination. The motion will be granted. Accordingly, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Motion to Dismiss, [Doc. No. 19], is granted. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the claims against Defendants Wright, Johnson, Hawkins, Butler, Walton, Sureaz, and Whitehorn in Plaintiff's Complaint are DISMISSED. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Plaintiff is given 14 days from the date of this Opinion, Memorandum and Order to file an Amended Complaint. Plaintiff is admonished to set out her claims against Defendant US Bank in accordance with the standards set forth herein. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Plaintiff's "Motion to dismiss all claims with defendants," [Doc. No. 29], is denied as Moot. Dated this 22nd day of November, 2016. ________________________________ HENRY EDWARD AUTREY UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE


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Following on from yesterday's post, here's what we got up to on the second day of the Gendered Voices conference.
Session one was all about representation and began with Rosie talking about her research into coming out experiences. This is very valuable work, and the sort of thing that Berkeley and I will keep a close eye on as it can be used as evidence to encourage action by local and national government.
Next up an emergency fill-in from Louise (always a brave thing to do) about the 19th Century gothic writer, Lucas Malet, noted for her particularly morbid imagination. Malet was the daughter of novelist Charles Kingsley who wrote The Water Babies, an exceptionally unpleasant piece of Christian allegory aimed at kids. It is no wonder the poor woman grew up warped. There are a lot of people doing research on 20th century women Gothic writers, but Louise is the only one I know who is working on the 19th Century. I'm sure she'd welcome some company.
The final paper was from Jenn and was about trans and non-binary representation in literature, in particular the literary fiction market. Jenn says that they know of only nine literary novels featuring trans characters. I'm pretty sure I could name nine from the past year in SF, and a similar number in realist YA, but thus far Jenn is resisting all of my attempts to lure them to the Dark Side.
Session two was all about violence and was very intense. It began with Jassi, a lawyer, talking about girl soldiers. When we hear about child soldiers in the media it is always about boys, but in fact between 30% and 40% of child soldiers are female. Not only are they erased by the Western media, but if the war they are fighting in is halted then they will be forced back into subservient social roles by their supposed rescuers.
Elena talked about group counseling for victims of sexual violence. Apparently this is quite effective, whereas one-to-one counseling can often further isolate the victim. Elena says that it is very rarely used in the UK. That's interesting, because this sort of counseling is specifically mentioned in the Equality Act as a circumstance in which trans women can be excluded from women-only spaces. I had assumed that it would therefore be common, but no, the government made all that fuss about trans women not being women over a situation that was very unlikely to arise.
Encouragingly, Elena said that the rape crisis center she is working with is trans-inclusive.
The final speaker was Patrick who talked about women volunteers in the IRA. There were apparently a lot of them, and the way that they worked reminded me a lot of the French Resistance. Interestingly the IRA, despite being Catholic, were (and presumably still are) pro-abortion. I gather from social media that one of these IRA women is now a Conservative parliamentary candidate.
The keynote speaker for the conference was Thangam Debbonaire, the current MP for Bristol East. It was really good of her to keep the commitment despite there being an election on and her seat being very much at risk. She also gave a great speech. She'd make a brilliant WEP MP, but I can't blame her for going with a party that can get her elected, even if its policies on women's issues are not as good as ours.
Session three was on masculinities and opened up with Katherine talking about Priapus and modern masculinity. Priapus, you may remember, is the Roman god with the massive dick. The Romans used pictures of him to demonstrate how supposedly virile they were. Katherine compared Roman poetry and graffiti to modern social media posts and came to the brilliant conclusion that dick pics are modern day Priapus images. If cameras had been around in Roman times, they would have sent people pictures of their own dicks too. And they would have sent them to men that they wanted to dominate as well as to women.
Charlotte talked about the contrasting portrayals of King Richard and Henry Bolingbroke in Shakespeare's Richard II. It bemused me as to why Shakespeare, writing during the reign of Elizabeth, would have written about an effeminate king being replaced by a manly usurper. So I asked, and discovered that the play had been sponsored by Essex, who was in the process of plotting a coup at the time. I have no idea how Will talked his way out of that one. I'm sure that Elizabeth must have been tempted to do the "Off with his head!" thing.
The paper that generated most social media chatter was one by Henry on the gender of mediaeval clergy. Some historians hold that the clergy were seen as a third gender by the rest of society. Henry, by examining the writings of late mediaeval chroniclers, made a convincing case that many of them did not see themselves in that way, and indeed went to great lengths to show how manly they were in their own domain (which was the spiritual war against sin).
The final session was on feminism, and kicked off with Ana looking at the educational reforms promoted by the lesbian author, Bryher. She had some really good ideas about how to give kids better education, but they did not go down well with the Great British Public. The Daily Mail asked readers to give their own views on the proposals. One man wrote in to say that it was the duty of school to educate girls out of having an imagination.
This was followed by Teresa talking about historical fiction writer, Sylvia Townsend Warner. She sounds like someone I would like to read, especially her fantasy novel, Lolly Willowes.
Finally we had James, a philosophy student, asking, "Why is there Feminist Epistemology at all?" The title apparently riffs off a well-known paper about the theory of mathematics. James made some very good points, particularly about Standpoint Theory. However, I don't think you can even begin to talk about what feminist epistemology might be until you have first defined what feminism is. As that's enough to keep many philosophers busy for decades to come, I think James's question will have to wait.
You will note that I found something good to say about every paper. Huge congratulations to the organizers. That's what I call a quality conference. I do hope it runs again next year.
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Het gewoon vuurzwammetje (Hygrocybe miniata) is een schimmel. Het is een kleine, felrode of roodoranje paddenstoel binnen het geslacht van de wasplaten (genus Hygrocybe). Het leeft als terrestrische saprotroof. Het komt voor op humusrijke grond of strooisel in schrale duinweiden, heischrale graslanden en grazige plekken op heiden, soms in venen of loofbossen en gemengde bossen op zand- en veengrond. Het groeit op de grond, tussen grassen en mossen. Het produceert vruchtlichamen van augustus tot september.

Kenmerken
Hoed
De hoed heeft een diameter van 1 tot 2,5 cm. De vorm is halfbolvormig tot gewelfd. De hoedrand is scherp, licht golvend en lichter dan de rest van de hoed. Oppervlak droog en licht schilferig, vooral in het midden. De kleur van jonge vruchtlichamen is cinnaber of bloedrood, dan geleidelijk lichter - oranjerood. De schubben hebben dezelfde kleur als de hoed. Naarmate het droogt of ouder wordt, vervaagt de hoed naar oranjegeel.

Lamellen
De lamellen hebben een oranjerode kleur en lichtere (gele) bladen.

Steel
De steel heeft een lengte van 2 tot 4,5 cm en een dikte van 2 tot 5 mm. De steel is glad, droog, mat. Het is broos en leeg van binnen. Het heeft een kleur van oranje tot rood, aan de basis is het lichter - witachtig of licht oranjegeel.

Geur
De geur is zwak.

Sporen
Sporen zijn ellipsvormig, glad, kleurloos, inamyloïde, met enkele druppels. Ze hebben een afmeting van (6-)7-9(-10) x (4-)4,5-5,5(-6,5) µm .

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Het is een kosmopolitische soort, die wereldwijd voorkomt. Het wordt gevonden in Noord-Amerika, Midden-Amerika, Australië, Nieuw-Zeeland, Europa en Azië. In Europa is het wijd verspreid, in Azië is het bekend dat het alleen in Korea en Japan voorkomt.

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This started as a quick demonstration I did for my ZBrush creature class at Gnomon but I really liked the character so I refined it a bit, textured it in Substance Painter, and rendered in octane for Maya with some megascan plants. Kind of fun doing something a bit more cartoony than my usual style. Katydids are naturally goofy looking bugs unless you are being eaten by one.


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Art department's sticker design competition aiding in Hurricane Ian relief
Aliya Zakir
Coppell High School sophomore Safiya Mohammed won CHS's Hurricane Ian sticker design contest, organized by CHS art teacher David Bearden. The contest was open to all art department students and the top designs were sold as stickers, with all profits going to World Central Kitchen, providing meals to those affected by Hurricane Ian. Photo by Aliya Zakir
Nrithya Mahesh, Staff Designer
A wave sticker, adorned with a unique design made by a fellow Coppell High School sophomore, decorates an iPad in the hallway. Beyond the engaging art and adhesive back, these stickers impact the lives of those four states away.
Starting in late September, Hurricane Ian made devastating impacts on the southeastern United States and nearby countries, such as Cuba and Jamaica. From destroyed homes to flooding, many civilians' lives were negatively affected.
3D Art teacher David Bearden saw the immense damage Hurricane Ian had on Florida and felt the need to help.
Bearden organized a sticker design competition open to students taking art starting Oct. 4. The winning designs, created by sophomore Safiya Mohammed, have been turned into stickers and are being sold for $5, with all profits going towards the World Central Kitchen.
"It's the idea of, how can I as an art teacher bring an art product or process involving my students that can also act as service?" Bearden said.
Bearden decided on the idea of selling stickers, a unique fundraising idea.
"I first thought about doing T-shirts, which are great, but there are so many T-shirts around a high school," Bearden said. "Every club, every organization, there's just T-shirts everywhere. I thought something cheaper, smaller and easier like stickers would work."
Mohammed, an Art II student, submitted her art to Bearden's sticker competition.
"It was something small that I could do," Mohammed said. "I submitted a couple doodles that I made, hoping that at least one of them might get accepted."
For Mohammed, art was something that came naturally.
"Since kindergarten and preschool, I've always been drawing and have had the interest to create something with my own hands, whether that's in the form of writing, poetry or art," Mohammed said. "I have this talent, so I'm going to use it."
Once voting ceased, Mohammed found out that she single-handedly created every single one of the winning designs.
"I was happy that my designs were accepted to raise money," Mohammed said. "I was like, 'Oh, that's something I did.'"
All profits made through the stickers go towards World Central Kitchen, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing meals to those affected by natural disasters.
"While we're looking at the news, seeing footage of destroyed homes and such, one thing people forget is that people wake up the next morning and need to eat," Bearden said. "It's such a brilliant idea to be able to mobilize meals."
CHS debate director Dr. Jason Sykes and special education aide Laurie Slack were one of the many teachers to pre-order stickers from Bearden.
"I love stickers and knowing that I am able to help somebody else is a great bonus," Dr. Sykes said. "The fact that it was created by a student here at CHS makes me feel good just to support the creative efforts of our students."
For Slack, buying the stickers was more than just supporting a large cause, but a memento to keep her grateful for what she has.
"Every time I see the stickers, it will help me remember that I have a roof on my head and my family is safe," Slack said. "We can raise money for a lot of things, but to raise money to give somebody hope? That's a good thing."
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Last Updated: Wednesday, 22 March 2006, 16:58 GMT
Cool business reaction to Budget
R&D tax credits will be expanded
Reaction from City
Business groups have given a mixed response to the measures unveiled in Gordon Brown's latest Budget.
Measures to improve education, expand the research and development tax credit and help overseas trade were welcomed.
But business organisations criticised the lack of detail given by the chancellor, and were disappointed to see no cut in business taxes.
The CBI said the Budget did little to help "hard-pressed businesses who are currently under the cosh".
'Opportunity lost'
Mr Brown said that new targets would be set for expanding trade with China, India and emerging economies, and that the UK Trade & Investment body would be revamped to help this.
He also unveiled a new City of London taskforce to promote British financial services around the world.
This was very much a 'pick and mix' Budget - strong on rhetoric but light on detail with plenty of window dressing
Martin Temple, EEF
Among other measures was a new board to analyse the burden on business of tax measures, while the scope of the research and development (R&D) tax credit for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to be expanded, to increase the size of firms eligible from those with 250 employees to 500.
Mr Brown also said £100m of new money would be made available to double enterprise capital funds, and announced a new programme of summer schools for budding entrepreneurs. .
However, on the matter of corporation tax, the chancellor left rates steady, saying only that the government would "continue to discuss with business and keep (the system) internationally competitive".
CBI director general Sir Digby Jones said: "Steps to reduce red tape, expand R&D tax credits and boost UK Trade & Investment have our wholehearted support.
"But business will be disappointed that the opportunity truly to improve UK competitiveness has been lost.
"UK firms have watched while other countries have reduced business taxes to help their companies compete in this era of globalisation. Yet the UK continues to do the opposite."
The head of the EEF manufacturers' group, Martin Temple, said the Budget lacked detail.
The changes announced today (to R&D tax credits) will make a significant difference to innovative businesses in the UK
Tom Wills-Sandford, Intellect
"The best thing about this Budget was that it did not add significantly to the already substantial business tax burden," he said.
"However, this was very much a 'pick and mix' Budget, strong on rhetoric but light on detail with plenty of window dressing."
Hi-tech industry body Intellect welcomed the news of the expansion of the benefits of the SME R&D tax credit to larger companies.
"This will help SMEs who originally fell out of this bracket to now benefit," said Tom Wills-Sandford, Intellect's deputy director general. "Software companies will particularly benefit, as a large number currently fall in to this category."
"The changes announced today will make a significant difference to innovative businesses in the UK."
Ernst & Young said the change should represent £40m of benefits in 2008/09.
Education approval
The one area which got broad approval from business groups was the news of extra funding going into education.
The government said it planned to recruit 3,000 science teachers, raise the level of annual investment in state schools from £5.65bn to £8bn over the next five years, and allow free further education up to A-level standard for anyone up to the age of 25.
"We welcome extra spending on education, as long as it delivers improved results and young people with the necessary literacy and numeracy skills," said the CBI's Sir Digby.
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Carol Undy, national chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses, also welcomed the move - as long as it delivered results.
"Small businesses need employees that have basic levels of education as well as valuable business skills," she said.
Alan Hall, director of EEF Northern, said companies were very concerned over the quality of education, and giving people opportunities up to the age of 25 was a "very astute move".
Climate 'sting'
However, measures to encourage energy efficiency in the business sector, by increasing the climate change levy rate in line with inflation from 1 April 2007, were greeted with dismay.
"There is a massive anomaly in continuing to penalise manufacturers with planned increases in the Climate Change Levy and a failure to extend Climate Change Agreements, whilst petrol duties continue to be frozen," the EEF said.
The CBI described the move as a "sting in the tail... when manufacturers have seen recent major energy price hikes not shared by their continental rivals".
Property firms
In his Budget speech, the chancellor announced a review into whether there was a case for "better alignment of the national insurance (NI) and income tax systems" for low-paid workers.
The British Chambers of Commerce said businesses would be "delighted" with the review.
"The administration of NI causes particular difficulties for businesses, accounting for 40% of the annual £2bn compliance costs that the payroll system imposes on businesses," the BCC said.
"The time for simplification of NI is long overdue and we hope that today's announcement will lead to substantial and lasting reform."
The Budget also gave long-awaited details of the charges that will be levied on property companies if they want to become Real Estate Investment Trusts (Reits), which allow individuals to invest in the property market without the risk of direct ownership.
Property firms will be charged 2% of the gross market value of their investment properties if they want to convert into a Reit.
The government said that this should allow Reits to be launched from 1 January next year without any loss of government revenue.
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It was a Who's Who event on Wednesday, July 13th at the Precept Wines Rooftop Deck in Eastlake with over 150 guests talking with dozens of candidates all vying for election in the Primary on August 2nd and the General Election in November.
It was a sunny evening and the crowd had breathtaking views of East Lake Union with Mexican Feather Grass blowing in the breeze on the rooftop deck as we all drank and ate tiny appetizers and chatted with the candidates.
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While most of the hockey world was baffled that he had just moved the contract of a player who will never suit up again, Flyers general manager Ron Hextall gave his warning.
"Our cap is still not totally cleaned up," Hextall said last Saturday, "but we're a lot closer now."
And in the span of a week, suddenly that salary-cap space doesn't seem like what it did at the time of the deal.
Since the trade that sent Nick Grossmann and Chris Pronger to Arizona for Sam Gagner, Hextall re-signed Chris VandeVelde and Ryan White to raises and got a much improved backup goalie than last year, but had to pay another half million to do it.
Now Hextall has about $4.11 million to play with under next season's $71.4 million salary cap and still has restricted free agent defenseman Michael Del Zotto to re-sign. While teams can go over the cap by 10 percent in the summer, Hextall wants no part of that.
"Otherwise, we're back in the situation we're in," Hextall said Wednesday. "We don't want to be over the cap and we're not going to sign someone to put us over. I certainly don't want to commit to someone that is gonna put us in a situation to have to move a young player in a year."
And a situation like that may be even worse than the Flyers needing to use long-term injured reserve money to keep them cap compliant like they perpetually have.
Look at the Chicago Blackhawks. After winning their third Stanley Cup in six seasons, they have to do major surgery to their roster.
Twenty-goal scorer Brandon Saad? Traded.
Blueline veteran Johnny Odyua? Unsigned.
Forwards Bryan Bickell and Patrick Sharp? Rumored to be on the trading block.
And Saad being traded is the kind of nightmare Hextall is trying to avoid. At age 22, Saad already has two Stanley Cup rings and in all likelihood his best years are ahead of him.
That's why Hextall isn't on board with forking over a ton of money to a free agent like winger Joel Ward if it means it's tougher to re-sign Sean Couturier or Brayden Schenn next summer.
Besides, the Flyers aren't expected to win the Stanley Cup next season like Chicago is perennially.
So in the meantime, Hextall can't make many moves on the salary cap, instead making non-roster additions official and depth signings.
The team announced Friday what the Courier-Post reported last Saturday: Kim Dillabaugh has been hired from the Los Angeles Kings to be the new goaltending coach. He will most likely be on the ice Tuesday morning when the Flyers open development camp with an hour-long session for the five goalies they've brought in to the camp.
Colin McDonald, 30, was brought in on a one-year, two-way contract. The free agent was with the Islanders last season and will provide some offense for the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
Now that the coaching staff is complete, there isn't much more to do at the NHL level than tie up some loose ends.
Talks with Del Zotto's agent, Mark Guy, are "amicable," but moving slowly. Hextall thinks that neither side wants to go to salary arbitration, but in the meantime, he's blocking out most of that $4.11 million as a placeholder for Del Zotto.
Would Hextall have liked to have been a bigger player in free agency? Yes, because there were upgrades out there. But he isn't willing to go back to an even tighter cap situation than he's already in.
"If you'd figure out a way for us to do something like that we might look at it, but no, we can't," Hextall said. "I'm comfortable with our team right now. If we can upgrade it somehow, we'll do it, but we can't be going out and spending a whole bunch of money here to upgrade it."
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Q: Preventing document stylesheet from affecting chrome extension injected element style I am writing a chrome extension it will inject some elements into the document. The problem is injected elements css are inherited from stylesheet specified in the document.
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Injected div stylesheet from extension
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But, I haven't specified border color in my stylesheet so it inherits from the page stylesheet and uglified embedded elements.
To overcome this, I came to a conclusion to specify all css properties to my container (#myext) so all child elements will inherit from these or using iframe to avoid overriding css.
What is the best idea?

A: Making everything specific to the ID like you suggested would make sure the right divs were targeted... That's how most plugins tend to do things... You could always write it in SCSS and compile it to make life easier when coding, using SCSS you could just wrap everything inside the ID like:
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A: Maybe you can consider creating your own tags ?
Example, instead of injecting a <div> you could inject a <custom-div> and set it basics rules like display:block;. This will prevent inheriting regular tags css rules.
I'm currently building a chrome extension that needs to inject some HTML in pages and I haven't been able yet to find contradicting arguments against the solution above.

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Sheffield is currently covered in a thick layer of fog. But what has caused it and when will it clear?
The Met Office explain that fog is caused by tiny water droplets suspended in the air, with the thickest fogs tending to occur in industrial areas where there are many pollution particles on which water droplets can grow.
According to the Met Office, "Fog is essentially a cloud at ground level that causes a reduction in visibility to less than 1000 m.
A Met Office yellow weather warning for fog is in place until 10am today.
This morning will be foggy, but this is set to ease by around 10am. The temperature will reach 11C by 12pm.
This afternoon is set to see sunshine throughout. The temperature will increase to its peak of 13C by 1pm and remain so throughout the rest of the afternoon.
This evening will be clear and dry, with the temperature dipping to 7C by 11pm. Overnight temperature of 4C.
Tomorrow will be similar, with sunshine throughout the day and a maximum temperature of 16C.
The Met Office UK outlook for Thursday 28 February to Saturday 9 March said: "There is a great deal of uncertainty through Thursday and Friday. Some signals suggest a breakdown of settled conditions from the Atlantic, which would bring a greater chance of thicker cloud, wind and rain, particularly for the west.
"The other scenario is for settled conditions to continue until the weekend, extending the spell of drier weather.
"By the weekend Atlantic weather systems look more likely to bring spells of wet and windy weather across all areas, with the west more prone to the wettest and windiest conditions.


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Dane Miller's Pac-12 Men's Hoops Previews for Nov 30-Dec 1
By Dane Miller, SuperWest Sports
It may only be December, but conference play is beginning in the Pac-12.
With six matchups over two days, some of the league's top teams begin their campaigns on the road. Arizona State travels to Colorado, Arizona heads to Utah, and UCLA makes the journey to Stanford.
I preview all six games here and my picks for each game, along with those of Stephen Vilardo, will appear at the bottom as the betting lines become official.
USC at California
7:00 pm PT, Pac-12 Network
Returning from a respectable showing in the Battle for Atlantis, Andy Enfield's Trojans open conference play on the road.
California remains winless on the year, yet all but one of its defeats have been by 10 points or less. In other words, Mark Fox's team isn't getting blown out in their losses.
The Bears are a stronger free-throw shooting team and have comparable shot-blocking numbers, but that's where the similarities stop.
Trojan freshman guard Tre White | USC Athletics
USC rebounds the ball substantially better, scores significantly more points per game, and has drastically stronger assist numbers. Those advantages are primarily attributable to the skilled personnel at Enfield's disposal.
With multiple weapons to beat Cal in one-on-one situations and score baskets in different ways, the Bears are in a tough spot.
Limiting turnovers and forcing the Trojans into mistakes is one of the few paths to an upset. But if the points off turnovers number is relatively equal, Enfield's team should leave with a win.
Arizona State at Colorado
5:30 pm PT, FS1
Starting off the Thursday night action, Colorado hosts Arizona State in what projects to be a tight game.
The off-court drama surrounding Marcus Bagley's tweets and resulting suspension have taken attention away from the matchup.
Yet, the Sun Devils probably won't be fazed.
The Buffs have been inconsistent and unpredictable this season. Fresh off a three-point win over Yale, it's unclear which version of CU will show up in this game. One factor is certain, though: KJ Simpson is the heart and soul of the roster.
Colorado guard KJ Simpson | Cliff Grassmick/Boulder Daily Camera
The sophomore is putting up 17.1 points per game and must be contained by Bobby Hurley's defense.
The two teams have very similar analytics and are as evenly matched as it comes. Both score about the same amount of points per game, shoot the ball at similar percentages, rebound well, share the ball equally, and cough up turnovers at the same rate.
In such close matchups, the home team generally finds a way to win.
But there is one outlier: Blocked Shots.
The Sun Devils block 6.4 per game and are No. 5 in the nation compared to Colorado's 3.9 which is 118th nationally. If Hurley's team locks down the paint by blocking shots and cleans up the defensive glass, the game could come down to the Buffs' outside shooting.
No. 4 Arizona at Utah
Facing an improved Utah squad, Arizona begins the long journey to securing a second-straight Pac-12 Regular Season Championship.
The Utes are one of the nation's top rebounding and shot-blocking teams, but Craig Smith's roster hasn't faced an opponent anywhere near the caliber of Arizona.
Similar to most teams in the country, Utah does not have the size to match up with the Cats. Branden Carlson doesn't have the girth to slow down Oumar Ballo and there's no clear-cut player to match up with Azuolas Tubelis.
Arizona men's basketball wins Maui Invitational | Marco Garcia/AP
Keba Keita somewhat fits the mold, but he probably isn't ready to guard a player as skilled as Tubelis.
Tommy Lloyd's game plan promises to pound the ball inside and take advantage of Arizona's size. Kerr Kriisa is averaging 7.5 assists per game and all five UA starters average in double-figures.
Playing with quick offensive pace and high defensive intensity, the mixture of Lloyd's personnel and system make Arizona one of the top teams in the nation.
The lone weakness is turnovers.
Utah will likely need to force 20 or more while staying hot from three all game to secure the upset. But even if they do, the Wildcats have the offensive firepower to overcome.
Washington at Oregon State
7:00 pm PT, ESPNU
In a matchup that might be closer than some expect, Washington brings its zone defense to Gill Coliseum.
With the length to frustrate opposing guards, Mike Hopkins' group is improving game by game. The victory over St. Mary's in the Wooden Legacy Championship Game might end up as a turning point in UW's season.
The buy-in from the players has become noticeable and there is a palpable belief that shines through in the way they play. Look for the Husky players to come out with high defensive intensity that leads to transition scores.
Husky forward Keion Brooks won Wooden Legacy MVP | Gary A. Vasquez/USA TODAY Sports
Yet, the fundamental flaw of Hopkins' zone is that it gives up open looks from three and too many offensive rebounds. To beat it, the Beavers will need to knock down their outside shots with efficiency and crash the boards.
Getting the ball into the top of the key is similarly effective in breaking down the zone. Knocking down mid-range shots will be pivotal and Oregon State must execute its passes amidst the Huskies' length.
However, Wayne Tinkle's group is one of the worst rebounding and three-point shooting teams in the nation, which spells disaster against the Washington zone.
No. 21 UCLA at Stanford
7:30 pm PT, ESPN2
In arguably the Matchup of the Day in the Pac-12, UCLA takes on Stanford at Maples Pavilion.
The Cardinal have significantly underperformed this season, falling far short of their potential considering the talent on the roster.
Outmatched almost across the board, at least on paper, Jerod Haase's team must win the rebounding battle. Securing offensive boards could prove vital and help make up for the turnover discrepancy that will inevitably come.
Mick Cronin has built a culture that doesn't tolerate turnovers and his teams are always among the nation's best at taking care of the ball. Haase, on the other hand, has not been able to coach his players to protect the ball.
Bruin freshman guard Amari Bailey | Alex Gallardo/AP
The Bruins average just 10.1 TO's per game, which is 17th in the nation, while Stanford commits 14.3 per night which is 250th in Division 1.
To secure the upset, the Tree might have won both the turnover battle and points-off-turnover margin.
Even if they do, Stanford has yet to show it is capable of beating a team the caliber of UCLA and Cronin has the offensive weapons to win a shootout.
Look for Bruin freshmen Amari Bailey and Adem Bona to have strong nights as they continue to improve in their first seasons.
Washington State at Oregon
If there's only one toss-up game on Thursday, the matchup between Oregon and Washington State is it.
The Ducks are dealing with injuries across the board and are currently a shell of their full roster. But Will Richardson has stepped up in the circumstances and plays almost the entire game.
On the other bench, the Cougars have solidified their rotation after five games and do most of their damage with the starting five. Four Cougs average in double figures and the rotation is the shallowest it's been in Kyle Smith's tenure in Pullman.
Coug guard Jabe Mullins had a career high 24 pts vs EWU | WSU Athletics
That's not a bad thing, either.
In previous years, the consistent sharing of playing time arguably prevented some guys from getting into a rhythm. With a shorter bench this year, the primary contributors remain in the game longer and develop stronger chemistry.
No longer playing "Hero Ball," Wazzu shares the ball at an average rate while limiting turnovers. Outside shooting remains an emphasis, however, and the game could be decided by WSU's three-point efficiency.
Defensively, finding ways to get Richardson into foul trouble could be a pivotal part of Smith's game plan. If the Oregon senior has to come out of the game, the Duck offense could stall and provide Washington State the separation it needs.
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Ava has the honor of competing in the 30th Annual Twenty Pearls Virtual Scholarship Pageant. This pageant is being presented by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Pi Chi Omega Chapter of West Memphis, Arkansas.
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Ava Marie is a graduating senior at the Academies of West Memphis Charter School in West Memphis, AR. She is a member of Greenwood CME Church where she is active on the praise team.
Ava has been performing since age 9, and is a phenomenal actress in her own right. Notable local performances with Delta Arts include the character of "Baloo" in The Jungle Book Junior; "Donkey" in Shrek The Musical, Junior; and "Rafiki" in The Lion King Junior. With Hatillo Theater, her most memorable performance was of "Georgia", the best friend of Akeela in Akeela & The Bee. Currently, she has landed the role of "Lucy" in You're a Good Man Charlie Brown.
Ava Marie, while participating in choir, has earned the Director's Award, the role of section leader, all-region qualifier, and most recently, achieving All-State.
Ava Marie will be attending Miles College, a private historically black liberal arts college in Fairfield, AL, in the fall.
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