This quiz is about various issues that may arise with one's eyes.
The official name for nearsightedness is which of the following?
Hyperopia, more commonly known as farsightedness, is caused by the eyes being too short.
People with astigmatism have the light coming into the eye focused on one point.
Which of the following is not a variant of strabismus?
The more common name for pink eye is which of the following?
What can be caused by cataract surgery, extreme nearsightedness, sickle cell disease, or an injury to the face or eye?
Which of the following involves high pressure in the eye damaging the retina and optical nerve?
Cataracts cause which of the following?
If one has color deficiency, one has trouble distinguishing between certain colors. Of the following, which color is one least likely to be deficient in?
The condition in which one cannot see is known as what?


I am curious as to how many of you as Christians really have a comprehensive knowledge of the world in which the portions of the Bible was written. Do you take into account the political and religious climate of the day? Do you know what else was going on in the region as certain biblical stories and/or characters supposedly occurred/lived? You read of the Egyptians, the Canaanites, the Babylonians and Persians in your bibles, but have you ever looked into those cultures to see if they might have had any influence on religious doctrines and/or stories in the bible? How about the "400 silent years," the so-called non revelation years between the end of the Old Testament book of Malachi and the New Testament book of Matthew, a time that when looked into goes a VERY long way in shedding valuable light on things found in the New Testament?
What about Greek influence (Hellenism) and it's effect on Jewish philosophy leading up to the times of the New Testament represented in prominent and influential Jewish thinkers like Philo?
Does ANY of this matter to you or do you feel that your religion developed within a vacuum, completely oblivious to and uninfluenced by outside sources? Do you feel your religion is completely divinely inspired , case closed? Do you feel completely honest in such a response WITHOUT checking other possible facts? I'm truly curious.
I read alot, from the illad and the odyssey to shakepeare and steinbeck. Im a bookworm. I have no problem with saying that I believe the Bible is divinely inspired. I have checked other possible facts, and to me that all point to the fact (fact for me), that the bible is the genuine word of GOD.
One thing about the Bible is that compared to other works, its shows the weakness and faults of the people in it. It shows their weakness and even inablities. If it were merely a man inspired book, I would think that it would show very limited signs of weakness in the charactors, especially when writing about ones self.
If it were merely a man inspired book, I would think that it would show very limited signs of weakness in the charactors, especially when writing about ones self.
The thing is that the Bible is not God's autobiography, nor is it written by God.
The Bible says it is inspired by God. I believe it to my core. I'm always amazed that other than Christ God allows us to see most of the characters with all of their flaws and failures. They are not perfect yet God uses them in spite of their weaknesses. I think that gives up hope that with all our short-comings that God can use us.
Billy Gramham said once, "I not only believe every word is true, I also believe the leather is genuine" I love that!
It is our manufacture's instruction manual.
No one has answered any of the questions yet. Just an observation.
The middle eastern beliefs were a mix of myth and legend in Arabia, to following the Torah, Psalms and other books of Judaism by the Caananites.
Up until the advent of Jesus. Many Samarians and Palestinians and Syrians became Christians.
Most of the middle east, babylonians had fables and polytheism that carried on until the Quran, which was said to be recited by Gabriel to Muhammed.
The stories of Aladin's lamp and monsters, and creatures that we see in Disney stories and other reproductions come from those tales that were passed down, and altered from the time of the "silent yrs".
Which were not so silent for the Prophets in Judaism and the ancestors of Jesus.
Does ANY of this matter to you or do you feel that your religion developed within a vacuum, completely oblivious to and uninfluenced by outside sources?
Of course there were human/cultural influences, just as today. Believe it or not - some of us 'believers' are well studied and know that the bible is not an infallible book.
Since I met/know God outside the bible I don't need/want it to be infallible, which obviously it isn't.
There is though an inspired message there for those with 'ears to hear'.
It is not a literal book - but a book of metaphors and mysteries (as well as practicality).
1. Yes! Completely sold out For Christ. He said it, I believe it! Don't need to rip it apart, nor dissect it!
2. Not religion, relationship with my Saviour Christ Jesus!
3. Biblical truths. That's it!
I've seen you post similar things in other threads but maybe I've missed (or maybe you've never explained completely) which parts of the Bible you think are metaphorical, which parts are mystical, which parts are literal, ect. How do you know which parts to take literally and which parts are not literal? I'm just curious about your beliefs and would appreciate it if you could explain them in a bit more detail. Thank you!


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Home Art funding New South Wales Minister of the Arts
New South Wales Minister of the Arts
NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet announced his new cabinet this week, but Arts Minister Don Harwin is significantly missing from the lineup. In the week leading up to the reshuffle, Harwin hinted that he was considering signing up for another eight-year term.
"I have now decided that I will not contest my seat so now is the right time to end my ministerial service," the longtime MP said on Saturday in an official statement.
Harwin has held the broad portfolio of Special Minister of State and Minister of Public Service and Employee Relations, Aboriginal Affairs, and the Arts. He was first elected to the state's upper house in 1999 and was given the Arts portfolio in January 2017.
He will be replaced by Nationals Upper House MP Ben Franklin.
BEN FRANKLIN AS NEW NSW MINISTER OF ARTS
Last week, Nationals Upper House MP Ben Franklin was appointed to Perrottet's cabinet and assigned him the portfolios: Minister of Indigenous Affairs, Arts and Regional Youth.
Franklin was State Director of the National Party from 2008 to 2015, before being elected to the Legislative Council in 2015. Since then he has been based on the north coast of New South Wales.
In January 2017 he became Parliamentary Secretary for Renewable Energy and Northern New South Wales, and in May 2019 he was appointed Parliamentary Secretary for Energy and the Arts. This week's appointment is his first ministerial portfolio.
Franklin grew up in Barham on the Murray River, where his parents were teachers. Prior to joining the Nationals, he served as Director of Communications for UNICEF Australia. His profile page says: "Ben is passionate about our regional cities and making sure they have access to employment, cultural and educational opportunities. His energy and tireless advocacy for those who live in the regions ensure that residents of northern New South Wales are still represented.
ArtsHub has reached out to the new minister for an interview in the New Year.
Outgoing New South Wales Minister of the Arts Don Harwin. Image provided.
WATCH HARWIN'S MANDATE
In February 2018, ArtsHub sat down with then-Arts Minister Don Harwin to reflect on his first year in office.
"At a time when overall public spending increased by 35%, spending on the arts increased by 85% during our tenure. It's actually a great story to tell, and a great portfolio to have inherited. ' He added with a smile: "And that's not the limit of my ambition, but don't tell the treasurer."
The said treasurer at the time was Dominic Perrottet.
Read: "This is not the limit of my ambition": face to face with the Minister of Arts
Harwin then increased that ambition ceiling during his five-year tenure as minister. It made record capital expenditures for the Australian Museum ($ 50.5 million), the Sydney Opera House Renewal Project ($ 228 million); MAAS Powerhouse Precinct Parramatta ($ 1.1 billion committed), State Library of NSW upgrade ($ 12 million), Sydney Modern ($ 240 million) and Walsh Bay Arts Precinct ($ 370 million), and more recently Powerhouse at Ultimo ($ 480-500 million) – the largest since the Opera House.
But it wasn't just new construction; it was also a question of cultural maintenance, sustainability and visibility. Harwin was particularly proud of the Regional Culture Fund ($ 100 million) and additional funding for regional infrastructure projects such as Bundanon Trust, Ngununggula, Orange Regional Gallery and a performing arts center for Goulburn, among others.
He has also secured investments in the screen sector with the Made in NSW Fund ($ 175 million (over five years); Arts Maintenance and Upgrade Fund ($ 104 million); arts and culture funding program. culture ($ 62 million); funding Arts Rescue & Restart ($ 50 million), the National Art School ($ 18 million) and saved the Royal Theater from developers, with the state government taking a lease 55 years old and supporting the importation of major productions.
Read: NSW receives $ 291 million boost for arts and culture
The Executive Director of the Powerhouse Museum (MAAS), Lisa Havilah, described Harwin as "a legendary Minister of the Arts".
She continued at SMH: "What he has achieved in his five years will have a lasting generational impact. … He really repositioned himself where the arts and culture is – he believed that everyone had the right to access world-class arts and culture, whether they lived in a regional city or in the Sydney suburb.
While Harwin was known to have a strong relationship with, and the ear of former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, that influence was to be lost with the generational change Perrottet had foreseen.
There have been vivid reports of Harwin's tenure of poorly made decisions over the years – including his interference in funding decisions in 2018, leak announcements and funding delays again in 2020, an investigation of 'State prolonged on its museum sector, breaking travel restrictions during COVID in 2020, and ignoring the move of the Powerhouse Museum to Parramatta. It was widely believed that he loved the arts and attended whenever he could, including events in the NSW area.
He will also be remembered for his incredible lobbying in Parliament to ensure that the money directed by the cabinet to a struggling arts sector in the wake of the pandemic.
This is not the first time in these five years that Harwin has left this role. In April 2020, he resigned for violating non-essential travel restrictions. He said: "There is nothing more important than the work of the government in tackling the coronavirus crisis. I will not allow my situation to be a distraction from this job and I very much regret that my residential arrangements have become an issue during this time.
The decision was overturned when he was cleared of the breach.
In terms of sustainability for the sector, Harwin secured a permanent 10% funding increase for small and medium organizations and artists across the line in July 2021, $ 24 million – the largest permanent increase in 15 years.
The minister told ArtsHub at the time: "We have listened and observed how strong the industry is and how unmet demand is. … 'This is more certainty and security for the arts sector. People want to know that this level of funding will continue, and I will give that guarantee.
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Q: Is there a way to see which of 2 JComboBox's has been modified in the ActionListener? I have 2 JComboBox's in my app and when I change the value of 1 combobox it has to do something else than when I change the other combobox.
When I change the first, the values of the the second should be modified but when I change the second it should do nothing.
So is there a way to see which combobox has been changed?
Thanks!

A: sure, you should check event.getSource() to find the one you're interested in:
@Override
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) {
    Object src = event.getSource();
    ...
}

A: You should be able to differentiate them from the ActionEvent's getSource() Object.
Alternatively, you can set a different "Action Command" using the setActionCommand() method and getActionCommand()

A: You can also directly add an anonymous actionListener to the combobox you need to listen for:
comboOne.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
{
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
    {
        // make changes to comboTwo
    }
});

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Thank you Karen for the kind words. I loved working with all of you.
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What a wonderful weekend that was. Thank you so much for your kind words.
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Thank you so much. I was so honored to be apart of your day.
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i loved working with you two! You have an amazing love story.
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create table md_time1(id1 bigint, col1 time not null, primary key(id1, col1 asc));

prepare stmt from 'insert into md_time1 values(?, ?)';
execute stmt using 1000000, '12:12:12';
execute stmt using 2000000, '12:12:13';
execute stmt using 3000000, '12:12:14';
execute stmt using 4000000, '12:12:15';
execute stmt using 5000000, '12:12:16';
execute stmt using 6000000, '12:12:17';
execute stmt using 7000000, '12:12:15';
execute stmt using 3000000, '12:12:18';
execute stmt using 5000000, '12:12:12';
deallocate prepare stmt;

create table md_time2(col1 varchar(1024), id2 bigint primary key, col2 time);

prepare stmt from 'insert into md_time2 values(?, ?, ?)';
execute stmt using 'cubrid', 1111111, '11:11:11';
execute stmt using 'abc', 2222222, '12:12:12';
execute stmt using 'a', 5000000, '12:12:15';
execute stmt using 'abcabc', 4444444, '10:10:10';
execute stmt using 'aa', 5555555, '12:12:13';
execute stmt using 'mysql', 2000000, '12:12:13';
execute stmt using 'cubridcubrid', 6666666, '13:13:13';
execute stmt using 'mysqlmysql', 4000000, '12:12:16';
execute stmt using 'aaaa', 565656565, '12:12:12';
execute stmt using 'abcabcabc', 6000000, '12:12:16';
execute stmt using 'hello', 7788777, '14:14:14';
execute stmt using 'hellohello', 90000909, '12:12:17';
deallocate prepare stmt;

select * from md_time1 order by 1;
select * from md_time2 order by 1;

--TEST: without table aliases, 1 row updated
prepare stmt from 'update md_time1, md_time2 set md_time2.col1=? where md_time1.col1=md_time2.col2 and md_time1.id1=md_time2.id2 and length(trim(md_time2.col1))>?';
execute stmt using 'updated1', 2;
deallocate prepare stmt;
--TEST: check test result
select if (count(*) = 1, 'ok', 'nok') from md_time2 where col1='updated1';

--TEST: error, group by clause in update statement
prepare stmt from 'update md_time1 m1, md_time2 m2 set m1.id1=floor(m2.id2), m2.col1=? where m1.col1 = m2.col2 group by m2.col2';
execute stmt using 'updated2';
deallocate prepare stmt;

--TEST: [er], inner join, 2 rows updated, 2-2 matched, duplicate entry error in mysql
prepare stmt from 'update md_time1 as m1 inner join (select id2, time(col2) as col2 from md_time2 where second(col2)=?) as m2 on m1.col1=m2.col2 set m1.id1=m2.id2';
execute stmt using 12;
deallocate prepare stmt;

--TEST: error, unique key violation
prepare stmt from 'update md_time1 m1 left outer join md_time2 m2 on m1.col1=m2.col2 set m2.col1=?, m2.id2=m1.id1 where m1.id1 > (select avg(id1) from md_time1)';
execute stmt using 'updated3';
deallocate prepare stmt;
--TEST: success, 6 rows updated
prepare stmt from 'update md_time1 m1 left outer join md_time2 m2 on m1.col1=m2.col2 set m2.col1=?, m1.id1=m2.id2+5 where m1.id1 > (select avg(id1) from md_time1) and m2.id2 <> 565656565';
execute stmt using 'updated4';
deallocate prepare stmt;
--TEST: check update result
select if (count(*) = 5, 'ok', 'nok') from md_time2 where col1='updated4';

--TEST: right outer join
--TEST: [er] date_add function error
prepare stmt from 'update md_time1 m1 right outer join md_time2 m2 on m1.col1=m2.col2 set m1.col1=date_add(m2.col2, interval ? second), m2.col1=? where m1.id1 < (select avg(id2) from md_time2)';
execute stmt using -1, 'updated5';
deallocate prepare stmt;
--TEST: success
prepare stmt from 'update md_time1 m1 right outer join md_time2 m2 on m1.col1=m2.col2 set m1.col1=m2.col2-?, m2.col1=? where m1.id1 < (select avg(id2) from md_time2)';
execute stmt using 1, 'updated5';
deallocate prepare stmt;
--TEST: check update result
select case when count(*)=7 then 'ok' else 'nok' end from md_time2 where col1='updated5';

drop table md_time1, md_time2;

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In a changing climate it's a dog eat dog world
01 Apr 2014 | No. 2014-21
New study demonstrates that climate change disrupts natural relationships between species
Part II of the IPCC fifth assessment report, published at the end of March, reported that climate change is altering species' distributions and populations with high confidence. However, what is less clear is how and why. Latest research led by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) shows that the main driver of change might actually occur through altered interactions between species, rather than direct responses to climate.
Each species shares an ecosystem with other species, some of which it might eat, and others that might eat or compete with it. Scientists from the BTO and other partners of the Cambridge Conservation Initiative (CCI) found it was the effects of climatic changes upon the populations or activity of these other species which were responsible for many of the impacts observed, as they cascade through the food chain. For example, Arctic fox populations have been affected by declining Lemming populations linked to changes in snow cover, and also by expanding Red Fox populations. In the UK, upland birds such as the Golden Plover are affected by increasing summer temperatures, which causes problems for their cranefly prey. These disruptions particularly affect predatory species, and appear to have worsened with climate change.
Dr James Pearce-Higgins of the BTO said, "Although it might be assumed that most species are responding directly to climatic changes, either as individuals move to keep within their favoured climate zone, or through survival and reproductive rates linked closely to these climatic variables, this does not account for the majority of impacts. Instead, the main impacts of climate change occur through altered interactions between species within an ecosystem."
Importantly, as much conservation action is already about managing species' populations, such as controlling invasive species or reducing predation risk, we already have the conservation tools in place to reduce the impacts of climate change on species. This understanding therefore provides hope that we can help the most vulnerable species adapt to climate change, providing the magnitude of climate change is not too great, and that conservation activity is sufficiently funded. For example, in the UK uplands, we can restore degraded peatland habitats to boost invertebrate cranefly populations, and increase their resilience to climate change. Whilst this work also helps identify the types of species' most vulnerable to future climate change impacts, there remains a lack of information from the tropics, where most species' occur, and where increased monitoring and research is essential.
"This study highlights a need to consider the often complex ecological relationships between species when assessing the impacts of climate change on wildlife." says Jamie Carr of the International Union for Conservation of Nature, a co-author on the study. "Most research to date has focused on the direct impacts of changing conditions, which may mean that important emerging threats are being overlooked."
This collaborative study across the Cambridge Conservation Initiative, led by BTO, but also including IUCN, United Nations Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre, Fauna & Flora International, RSPB and BirdLife International, as well as Cambridge University, reviewed almost 150 published studies of climatic impacts on natural populations.
This paper has been published in Global Change Biology and is available at http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/gcb.12559/abstract
The BTO is the UK's leading bird research charity. A growing membership and up to 60,000 volunteer birdwatchers contribute to the BTO's surveys, collecting information that underpins conservation action in the UK. The BTO maintains a staff of 100 at its offices in Thetford, Stirling, Bangor (Wales) and Bangor (Northern Ireland), who analyse and publicise the results of surveys and projects. The BTO's work is funded by BTO supporters, government, trusts, industry and conservation organisations. www.bto.org
Dr James Pearce-Higgins
(BTO Head of Population Ecology & Modelling)
Mike Toms
(BTO Associate Director of Communications - Science)
Citizen Science in Shetland
BTO volunteer Hugh Tooby shares his journey through Shetland as part of the Upland Rovers scheme.
Short-eared Owl Tracking
New tracking work aims to better understand why this hard to monitor species may be in decline.


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Ikea wants a green future, investing in wind farms
The German wind farms are across four locations and have a combined capacity of 45.05 MW, enough to power around 17 Ikea stores. Germany is Ikea\'s largest market and accounted for 16% of the group\'s sales in 2009.
This move increases the number of farms owned by Ikea to 52 following its purchase four French wind farms last year. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. These farms produce approximately 10% of the Ikea Group\'s electricity consumption.
Ikea is at the forefront of multinational companies in attempting to reduce its carbon footprint and move towards a more sustainable future. According to the company\'s 2009 sustainability report, The Never Ending Job, one of its long-term aims is to supply all Ikea buildings with 100% renewable energy through initiatives such as investing in solar panels and wind farms.
The company is also attempting to reduce the carbon footprint throughout its supply chain and work with its suppliers as well. Ikea was named on the 2010 list of the world\'s 100 most ethical companies for its commitment to corporate social responsibility.
Ikea is privately owned by the founding Kamprad family through its family foundation the Stichting INGKA Foundation and had 2009 revenues of €21.5 billion. Ingvar Kamprad, Ikea founder, and his family are ranked 11th by Forbes on its 2010 annual list of billionaires with an estimated fortune of $23 billion.


A specialty hospital in Greenwood that has racked up financial losses in two of the past three years is getting a new name and new joint ownership.
Kindred Hospital Indianapolis South, which offers specialized care to patients who need extended care after strokes, amputations and other serious conditions, will operate under a joint venture between Indianapolis-based Community Health Network and Louisville-based Kindred Healthcare, the companies announced Tuesday afternoon.
The hospital, 607 Greenwood Springs Drive, is being remodeled and will reopen early next year under a new name: Community Rehabilitation Hospital South.
Terms of the joint venture were not disclosed. Officials did not say whether Kindred employees would be affected.
The facility has 40 inpatient beds, and will provide post-acute care for patients with a broad range of issues related to stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, orthopedics, amputations and related disorders.
The hospital lost $729,683 last year on revenue of $18.9 million, according to documents filed with the Indiana State Department of Health. In 2105, it had a surplus of $107,637. In 2014, it lost $1.4 million.
This will be the third joint venture between Kindred and Community. The other two are Community Rehabilitation Hospital on the Community Hospital North campus and Community Specialty Hospital in Kokomo.


On his blog, A Principal's Reflections, Eric Sheninger opines that "having a set of beliefs that align with professional values can be a tremendous asset when it comes to creating a vibrant learning culture primed for success." He writes that what we believe can and should evolve and elaborates on the anchors of his current belief system, a few of which are: all kids can learn, purpose in learning must be a priority and a push for efficacy benefits all.
According to this Quartz article, Jeff Weiner, CEO of LinkedIn believes that the skills most employers look for in employees are written communication, oral communication, team-building, and leadership.
The author of this post on The Puzzle Blog asks, "If schools say they prepare students for the world they will enter, shouldn't they shift environmental matters from a side concern to a central one?" The post suggests that schools consider more carefully what their role is in educating students to be environmentally literate citizens, and looks at initiatives that have been taken by many of the traditional boarding schools in New England including Hotchkiss, The Berkshire School, Miss Porter's School and Phillips Exeter Academy.
"When I Grow Up, I Want to Make Video Games." Kids Dream of STEAM Careers, but Are We Preparing Them?
This article provides many ways that teachers can help students realize the tools needed for STEAM careers, a few of which include creating STEAM activities using math and science skills that are on grade level, framing a new math skill with a real-world application, anchoring lessons in real-life scenarios and incorporating different subjects.
Instead of trying to transform a task to match your style, transform your thinking to match the task.
Don't let your purported style be a self-fulfilling prophecy of failure or an excuse for resignation.
We are not constrained by our learning style. Any type of learning is open to any of us.
This ISM article elaborates on these three tactics to make your monthly faculty meetings successful for every party involved: dedicate the first 15 minutes to professional development, prepare for two minutes for one every minute of meeting time and make the atmosphere conducive to productivity.
The authors of this article write, "when principals want to maximize professional development resources, they will establish expectations for selecting PD events that support a larger school improvement plan and work with staff members who attend PD events to implement new knowledge and skills, on campus." They stress that PD without intention is a definite no-no, and post-event requirements should be well-defined prior to attendance and should go beyond giving a generic five-minute recap at a staff meeting.
"testimonials from your current parents are the fastest, most inexpensive means of promoting your school in the community." Unlike reviews, which are meant to be objective, testimonials are from satisfied customers that you have chosen. Cochran details three types of parent testimonials: quotes, video testimonials and social media posts, and provides a long list of points to consider when using parent testimonials on your school website.
It is important to actively manage your school's online reputation, since it can impact inquiries, enrolment and retention. This article elaborates on three strategies that can be used to protect your online reputation: develop a response plan, use social media and monitor discussions.
In this article, which appears in The Atlantic, Alia Wong writes about the lawsuit which went to trial this week that contends Harvard University illegally discriminates against Asian American applicants. Wong writes, "The college-admissions process, especially for highly selective, elite schools, incentivizes students to distort their identities to fit the profile they think the people reviewing their applications will find appealing. This dynamic becomes particularly problematic when it involves a student's racial identity, whether that means over- or underemphasizing this background in an effort to seem more appealing to diversity-minded admissions officers."
Ken Converse is the Campaign Gifts Officer at Simpson College. In this Linked In post, he advocates for Board Members to have a written position description, and recommends considering the following points when developing a position description for your organization: A Board should strive for 100% participation in annual fund giving from its members.
Leadership participation in capital campaigns, in addition to annual gifts, should be expected.
Board Members should take ownership of the fund-raising program and its outcomes.
Each Board Member should commit to an annual individual goal-setting meeting with staff.
Development involves finance in building case statements and donation solicitations.
Development focuses on raising unrestricted funds.
Finance supports investment in development and communications.
Finance inspires confidence in leadership's financial management.
Writing for We Are Teachers, Allyson Caudill, who is a teacher, encourages teachers to focus on creating a classroom that maximizes student success and identifies times when "focusing on creating a Pinterest-perfect classroom can actually harm our students," a few of which are: when effectiveness is sacrificed for cuteness, when we start to feel inadequate and when it is exclusive.
Hand, foot and mouth disease is breaking out on numerous campuses on the East Coast of the United States, leaving students frustrated and campus officials struggling to contain the spread.
"We check our phones every 12 minutes, often just after waking up. Always-on behaviour is harmful to long-term mental health, and we need to learn to the hit the pause button," writes Harriet Griffey in this article, which appears in The Guardian. Griffey stresses that switching rapidly between different activities is not actually multi-tasking, and recommends ways to practice concentration, a few of which include the 'five-more' rule, meditation and focus, watching the clock, physical exercise and reading for pleasure.
NOT JUST A BUZZWORD: Using survey data to foster engagement among students, parents, and teachers.
Tim Hodges is Director of Research for Gallup Education.In this article, he looks at ways to improve student, parent and teacher engagement through surveys, and identifies several relatively simple actions that can be taken to improve engagement at your school.
This article looks at scams that use technology to target international students. Many international students choose Canada because it is perceived as a safe place to live. It is important that schools help to make these students aware of their rights in Canada, teach them how to recognize and avoid scams and ensure that they feel comfortable discussing any concerns with supervising adults.


I met Luke Cord backstage at a Jamey Johnson concert when he asked me to take his picture with Mr. Johnson.
We had both managed to find a way backstage and stumbled into a night we would never forget as a friendship was born. A short conversation later, we discovered much in common: both had a passion for music, an interest in pre-Columbian history and a creative streak. However, Luke takes his creative passion for ancient tools to an artisan level.
Growing up on a century old family farm just outside of Shelbyville, IN, Luke spent a lot of time riding tractors and walking fields with his grandfather. It was on one of these outings that he discovered his first native artifact. As a small child, he had studied some pieces that his mother inherited from her fa ther, but it was his first find while hunting with his father that started a love for seeking out these elusive pieces of history.
"Finding artifacts, for me, creates a major connection directly to a lost culture, history, and an individual", Luke says. "I respect this connection and wonder what the person was like who made the artifact. (Ultimately)….this sparked a thought in my mind: could I recreate these primitive pieces of work?" And with that, Luke set out to master the ancient art of knapping stone.
Working flint is not something that is taught at the local community college and there is little available in the way of hands-on workshops. "I made some tools and began trying to chip some flint. I made a pressure-flaker out of an old hammer handle and a tine from a deer antler, a smaller version for notching, and used a palm-sized hard stone for percussion-flaking." Many hours of internet searches, YouTube videos, and trips to known sites paid off well but so did practice.
"I began knapping every day for at least an hour or two, and still do to this day. All of this practice and studying actual artifacts (is what) helped me learn how to knap. I was paying attention to the flaking and shaping of real artifacts and painstakingly attempting to recreate these patterns," Cord said.
Luke has branched out into all varieties of primitive art and arrowheads aren't the only thing he now makes. As his skills grew, Cord began to make knives, bows and arrows, war clubs and many other types of native tools; virtually any type of ancient weaponry or tool is likely to be found in various states of construction in his workshop.
He also uses his skills to help others. It was mid-evening when someone contacted me looking for some arrowheads for a Boy Scouts Arrow of Light ceremony. Notice was short and time was of the essence so I naturally thought of Luke. A couple phone calls and text messages later, he was en route to his workshop to start chipping. Luke not only came through in grand fashion but did so overnight. Aside from the two arrowheads, he also made two complete, historically-correct arrows, complete with turkey fletching and sinew wrappings. When all was said and done, the total cost for the scout troop was a handshake and a smile.
Love re-reading this periodically! You da man Don!


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Тработивище (), наричано преди и Трабатовище, е село в община Царево село на Северна Македония.

География
Селото се намира в областта Пиянец на десния бряг на река Брегалница, в западното подножие на планината Влахина, до границата с Република България.

История

Името е засвидетелствано в производното прилагателно Трѣботишско в 1347 - 1350 година в грамота на цар Стефан Душан (двѣ нивѣ оть Трѣботишскаго мѣста). Според академик Иван Дуриданов етимологията на името е от първоначалния патроним * Трѣботовишти, който произхожда от личното име * Трѣбота, като точно му съответства чешкото селищно име Треботовиче.

Мохамед Ибн Ибрахим ага джамия е от XVII век.

В началото на XX век Тработивище е село в Малешевската каза на Османската империя. Според статистиката на Васил Кънчов ("Македония. Етнография и статистика") в 1900 година Трабатовище е смесено българо-помашко село с 292 души жители българи християни, 260 българи мохамедани и 50 цигани.

Цялото християнско население на Тработивище е под върховенството на Българската екзархия. По данни на секретаря на екзархията Димитър Мишев ("La Macédoine et sa Population Chrétienne") в 1905 година в Тработивища има 320 българи екзархисти и функционира българско училище.

При избухването на Балканската война в 1912 година 2 души от Тработивище са доброволци в Македоно-одринското опълчение.

Според Димитър Гаджанов в 1916 година в Тработивища живеят 212 помаци и 243 българи.

По време на българското управление във Вардарска Македония в годините на Втората световна война, Кирил М. Киселички е български кмет на Тработивище от 13 август 1941 година до 17 април 1942 година. След това кмет е Христо Т. Нечев от Калофер (17 април 1942 - 9 септември 1944).

В 1970 година започва изграждането на църквата "Успение на Пресвета Богородица" на темели от стара църква. Строежът завършва в 1973 година и тогава е осветена от митрополит Наум Злетовско-Струмишки Иконите са от XIX век от непознат автор. Не е зографисана.

Според преброяването от 2002 година селото има 533 жители.

Личности
Родени в Тработивище
  Воислав Кушевски (1921-1999) — историк и университетски преподавател
  Иванчо Съдията (? – 1901), български революционер, деец на Върховния комитет

Бележки

Села в община Царево село

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                    Indexation

Getting Started with Zend_Search_Lucene

                        Programmer's Reference Guide

Requêtes supportées

Recherche

        La recherche s'effectue en utilisant la méthode  find() :

Example #1 Recherche à travers l'index

$hits = $index->find($query);

foreach ($hits as $hit) {

    printf("%d %f %s\n", $hit->id, $hit->score, $hit->title);

}

        Cet exemple montre l'utilisation de deux propriétés particulières des résultats de
        recherche - id et score.

        id est un identifiant interne de document utilisé dans un index Lucene.
        Il peut être utilisé pour un certains nombre d'opérations, tels que la suppression d'un
        document de l'index :

Example #2 Suppression d'un document indexé

$index->delete($id);

        Ou récupération d'un document à partir de l'index :

Example #3 Récupération d'un document indexé

$doc = $index->getDocument($id);

Note: Identifiant interne de document

            Note importante ! Les identifiants de documents internes peuvent changer suite à
            une optimisation de l'index ou au processus d'auto-optimisation, mais il ne sera jamais
            changé pendant l'exécution d'un script à moins que ne soient appellées les méthodes
             addDocument() (ce qui peut impliquer une procédure
            d'auto-optimisation) ou  optimize().

        Le champ score est un score de résultat. Les résultats de recherche
        sont triés par score (meilleurs résultats en premier).

        Il est aussi possible de trier l'ensemble de résultats en fonction d'une valeur de champ
        spécifique. Voir la  documentation
            Zend_Search_Lucene pour plus de détails sur cette
        possibilité.

        Cette exemple montre aussi la possibilité d'accéder à des champs stockés (ex :
        $hit->title). Les champs de documents stockés sont chargés lors du
        premier accès à l'une des propriété du résultat autre que
        id ou score, et la valeur du champ correspondant
        est retournée.

        Ceci cause une ambiguïté car les documents ont leurs propres champs id
        ou score par conséquence, il n'est pas recommendé d'utiliser ces noms
        de champs dans les documents stockés. Cependant, ils peuvent être accédé via la
        méthode :  getDocument()

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Q: How do I create an 8-bit PNG with transparency from an NSBitmapImageRep? I have a 32-bit NSBitmapImageRep which has an alpha channel with essentially 1-bit values (the pixels are either on or off).
I want to save this bitmap to an 8-bit PNG file with transparency. If I use the -representationUsingType:properties: method of NSBitmapImageRep and pass in NSPNGFileType, a 32-bit PNG is created, which is not what I want.
I know that 8-bit PNGs can be read, they open in Preview with no problems, but is it possible to write this type of PNG file using any built-in Mac OS X APIs? I'm happy to drop down to Core Image or even QuickTime if necessary. A cursory examination of the CGImage docs didn't reveal anything obvious.
EDIT:
I've started a bounty on this question, if someone can provide working source code that takes a 32-bit NSBitmapImageRep and writes a 256-color PNG with 1-bit transparency, it's yours.

A: How about pnglib?  It's really lightweight and easy to use.

A: A great reference for working with lower level APIs is Programming With Quartz
Some of the code below is based on examples from that book.
Note: This is un-tested code meant to be a starting point only....
- (NSBitmapImageRep*)convertImageRep:(NSBitmapImageRep*)startingImage{

    CGImageRef anImage = [startingImage CGImage];

    CGContextRef    bitmapContext;
    CGRect ctxRect;
    size_t  bytesPerRow, width, height;

    width = CGImageGetWidth(anImage);
    height = CGImageGetHeight(anImage);
    ctxRect = CGRectMake(0.0, 0.0, width, height);
    bytesPerRow = (width * 4 + 63) & ~63;
    bitmapData = calloc(bytesPerRow * height, 1);
    bitmapContext = createRGBBitmapContext(width, height, TRUE);
    CGContextDrawImage (bitmapContext, ctxRect, anImage);

    //Now extract the image from the context
    CGImageRef      bitmapImage = nil;
    bitmapImage = CGBitmapContextCreateImage(bitmapContext);
    if(!bitmapImage){
        fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't create the image!\n");
        return nil;
    }

    NSBitmapImageRep *newImage = [[NSBitmapImageRep alloc] initWithCGImage:bitmapImage];
    return newImage;
}

Context Creation Function:
CGContextRef createRGBBitmapContext(size_t width, size_t height, Boolean needsTransparentBitmap)
{
    CGContextRef context;
    size_t bytesPerRow;
    unsigned char *rasterData;

    //minimum bytes per row is 4 bytes per sample * number of samples
    bytesPerRow = width*4;
    //round up to nearest multiple of 16.
    bytesPerRow = COMPUTE_BEST_BYTES_PER_ROW(bytesPerRow);

    int bitsPerComponent = 2;  // to get 256 colors (2xRGBA)

    //use function 'calloc' so memory is initialized to 0.
    rasterData = calloc(1, bytesPerRow * height);
    if(rasterData == NULL){
        fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't allocate the needed amount of memory!\n");
        return NULL;
    }

    // uses the generic calibrated RGB color space.
    context = CGBitmapContextCreate(rasterData, width, height, bitsPerComponent, bytesPerRow,
                                    CGColorSpaceCreateWithName(kCGColorSpaceGenericRGB),
                                    (needsTransparentBitmap ? kCGImageAlphaPremultipliedFirst :
                                     kCGImageAlphaNoneSkipFirst)
                                    );
    if(context == NULL){
        free(rasterData);
        fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't create the context!\n");
        return NULL;
    }

    //Either clear the rect or paint with opaque white,
    if(needsTransparentBitmap){
        CGContextClearRect(context, CGRectMake(0, 0, width, height));
    }else{
        CGContextSaveGState(context);
        CGContextSetFillColorWithColor(context, getRGBOpaqueWhiteColor());
        CGContextFillRect(context, CGRectMake(0, 0, width, height));
        CGContextRestoreGState(context);
    }
    return context;
}

Usage would be:
NSBitmapImageRep *startingImage;  // assumed to be previously set.
NSBitmapImageRep *endingImageRep = [self convertImageRep:startingImage];
// Write out as data
NSData *outputData = [endingImageRep representationUsingType:NSPNGFileType properties:nil];
// somePath is set elsewhere
[outputData writeToFile:somePath atomically:YES];

A: pngnq (and new pngquant which achieves higher quality) has BSD-style license, so you can just include it in your program. No need to spawn as separate task.

A: One thing to try would be creating a NSBitmapImageRep with 8 bits, then copying the data to it.
This would actually be a lot of work, as you would have to compute the color index table yourself.

A: CGImageDestination is your man for low-level image writing, but I don't know if it supports that specific ability.


The real-life Raging Bull: Jake LaMotta. He has 40 years on me, but I still think he could've knocked me out with one punch.
I interviewed the great DiMaggio during a time when he rarely granted any interviews. Compounding matters: Joe D. wasn't in the mood to talk. But the Yankee Clipper sure looked regal on an oppressively hot afternoon.
A reporter must be an active listener. This photo shows that I'm locked in to what Bryan Cox is saying just days before the 2002 Super Bowl.
I'm not touching the Stanley Cup because it's considered bad luck to touch the Cup unless you've won the Cup. But I think that just applies to players, not reporters.
Whitey Ford: "The Chairman of the Board." One of the toughest pitchers to beat in modern history.
My favorite photograph of all time with the Greatest of All Time. I spent the day with Ali, but I have no idea how or why it happened to me.


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Q: Drawing a line in a custom UITableViewCell I am custom drawing text into a custom UITableViewCell, but am struggling in working out how to draw a line to underline text.
I am currently trying to do the following:
CGContextMoveToPoint(context, pt.x, pt.y+sz.height);
CGContextAddLineToPoint(context, pt.x+sz.width, pt.y+sz.height);

but although the code gets called, nothing is actually drawn. I guess I am doing something silly, but I can't work out what it is.

A: I've been caught out by the same thing in the past. What you have written just sets up the line to be drawn. You need to call something like this to actually draw the line:
    CGContextStrokePath(context);


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Home Test page US bishops: Pope Francis talks Fr. James Martin, euthanasia, at private meeting
US bishops: Pope Francis talks Fr. James Martin, euthanasia, at private meeting
Vatican City, Feb 20, 2020 / 05:00 pm (CNA).- During a private meeting with bishops from the southwestern United States, Pope Francis talked about his 2019 meeting with Fr. James Martin, SJ, and about pastoral care and assisted suicide.
The pope met Feb. 10 for more than two hours with bishops from New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming.
Several bishops present at the meeting told CNA that in addition to discussions about his then-pending exhortation on the Amazon region, and on the challenges of transgenderism and gender ideology, Pope Francis discussed his Sept. 30 meeting with Martin, an American Jesuit who is well-known for speaking and writing about the Church's ministry to people who identify themselves as LGBT.
"The Holy Father's disposition was very clear, he was most displeased about the whole subject of Fr. Martin and how their encounter had been used. He was very expressive, both his words and his face – his anger was very clear, he felt he'd been used," one bishop told CNA.
Martin met with Pope Francis shortly after a Sept. 19 column by Archbishop Charles Chaput criticized "a pattern of ambiguity" in Martin's work, which Chaput said "tends to undermine his stated aims, alienating people from the very support they need for authentic human flourishing."
"I find it necessary to emphasize that Father Martin does not speak with authority on behalf of the Church, and to caution the faithful about some of his claims," Chaput added.
The meeting between Martin and the pope was taken by some as a response to Chaput's column.
The meeting took place in a papal library ordinarily reserved for high-level audiences with the pope, which some journalists saw as a significant decision.
"By choosing to meet him in this place, Pope Francis was making a public statement. In some ways, the meeting was the message," America Magazine reported of the encounter.
But bishops who met with the pope this week said that while Pope Francis had accommodated a request for a meeting with Martin, he was clear with them that he did not intend for it to convey any significance.
In fact, one bishop at the meeting told CNA that Pope Francis has said he "made his displeasure clear" about the way the meeting was interpreted, and framed by some journalists.
"He told us that the matter had been dealt with; that Fr. Martin had been given a 'talking to' and that his superiors had also been spoken to and made the situation perfectly clear to him," another bishop said.
"I do not think you will be seeing that picture of him with the pope on his next book cover," the bishop told CNA.
For his part, Martin told CNA Feb. 20 that "I can't comment on what the Holy Father told me, since he asked me not to share the details with the media, other than to say that I felt profoundly inspired, consoled and encouraged by our half-hour audience in the Apostolic Palace, which came at his invitation."
Two bishops told CNA that Martin's work in regards to the LGBT community was also discussed with the heads of numerous Vatican congregations, and that some officials expressed concern about aspects of the priest's work.
According to bishops present at the papal meeting, Pope Francis also spoke about euthanasia, and was asked about comments from Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, who said at a December symposium that priests should "let go of the rules" in order to be present with people who have initiated assisted suicide.
At the symposium Paglia mentioned that he would be hold the hand of someone dying from assisted suicide, and that he does not see such an action as lending implicit support for the practice.
Pope Francis apparently told bishops that while priests must love mercifully those who have terminal illnesses, they can not "accompany" someone who is in the act of suicide, which the Catholic Church teaches to be gravely immoral.
One bishop told CNA that the same matter was brought up with the heads of Vatican offices, and "they were really clear that what [Paglia] said was a big problem, and that other bishops have brought it up."
Vatican officials said "you just can't do that," a bishop said, in reference to any pastoral action that might seem to imply approval of, or cooperation with, assisted suicide.
Ed Condon contributed to this report.
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Yes, let's keep this simple! The Target Shopping Center is bookended by a large A&P in the same Shopping Center - One stop shopping! Gotta Love It!
There should be a sidewalk for most of the route north from Target to Shop Rite. Expect the walk to take approx 10-15 minutes. Exercise Caution as there are several busy parking lots/intersections.
It's about a half mile so it might be helpful to have something on wheels if you have many packages.
The walk from Target to Shop Rite will take approximately fifteen minutes. The Target shopping center also has an A & P. Hope this is helpful.


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Code of Civil Procedure § 430.41 – SB 383 Limits Demurrers in California
February 26, 2022 December 23, 2015 // Scott Talkov
Effective January 1, 2016, SB 383 severely limits the use of demurrers in California through newly-enacted California Code of Civil Procedure § 430.41.
Under existing law, a party in a civil action may object to a complaint, cross-complaint, or answer by demurrer, thereby alleging that the pleading fails to state a claim or is otherwise defective. If such motions are granted, the case can be potentially terminated from the outset. However, the sponsors of SB 383 claimed "that 'nuisance' demurrers are clogging the courts."
Lawyers would be wise to come up to speed on the unique aspects of the new statute, explained below.
1. Meet and Confer Requirement Before Demurrer to Initial Pleading or Amended Pleading
First, California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) § 430.41(a) imposes a requirement before filing a demurrer that the parties meet and confer "for the purpose of determining whether an agreement can be reached that would resolve the objections to be raised in the demurrer." This same subsection also imposes a further "meet and confer again with the party who filed the amended pleading before filing a demurrer to the amended pleading."
2. Content of Meet and Confer
Second, California Code of Civil Procedure § 430.41(a)(1) specifies the content of the meet and confer process, explaining that "the demurring party shall identify all of the specific causes of action that it believes are subject to demurrer and identify with legal support the basis of the deficiencies. The party who filed the complaint, cross-complaint, or answer shall provide legal support for its position that the pleading is legally sufficient or, in the alternative, how the complaint, cross-complaint, or answer could be amended to cure any legal insufficiency." However, as explained below, it is not clear whether there are any ramifications to a defective meet and confer, so long as it occurs.
3. Automatic 30-Day Extension for Failure to Meet and Confer
Third, California Code of Civil Procedure § 430.41(a)(2) provides that: "The parties shall meet and confer at least five days before the date the responsive pleading is due. If the parties are not able to meet and confer at least five days prior to the date the responsive pleading is due, the demurring party shall be granted an automatic 30-day extension of time within which to file a responsive pleading, by filing and serving, on or before the date on which a demurrer would be due, a declaration stating under penalty of perjury that a good faith attempt to meet and confer was made and explaining the reasons why the parties could not meet and confer. The 30-day extension shall commence from the date the responsive pleading was previously due, and the demurring party shall not be subject to default during the period of the extension. Any further extensions shall be obtained by court order upon a showing of good cause."
In other words, avoiding the phone call or email of opposing counsel will not provide a plaintiff any advantage, but instead may delay the plaintiff's case.
4. Meet and Confer Declaration Required With Every Demurrer
Fourth, California Code of Civil Procedure § 430.41(a)(3) requires that: "The demurring party shall file and serve with the demurrer a declaration stating either of the following: (A) The means by which the demurring party met and conferred with the party who filed the pleading subject to demurrer, and that the parties did not reach an agreement resolving the objections raised in the demurrer. (B) That the party who filed the pleading subject to demurrer failed to respond to the meet and confer request of the demurring party or otherwise failed to meet and confer in good faith."
However, the statute does not provide any specific remedy for an insufficient meet and confer, instead providing that: "Any determination by the court that the meet and confer process was insufficient shall not be grounds to overrule or sustain a demurrer." California Code of Civil Procedure § 430.41(a)(4).
5. Inability to Demur to Amended Pleading on Grounds That Could Have Been Raised in Demurrer to an Earlier Pleading
Fifth, California Code of Civil Procedure § 430.41(b) eliminates the ability of counsel to repeatedly demur to portions of a pleading that remain unchanged. Specifically, it provides that: "A party demurring to a pleading that has been amended after a demurrer to an earlier version of the pleading was sustained shall not demur to any portion of the amended complaint, cross-complaint, or answer on grounds that could have been raised by demurrer to the earlier version of the complaint, cross-complaint, or answer."
This subdivision may require creative lawyering, as plaintiffs and cross-complainants will be able to argue that points in a demurrer to an amended pleading could have been raised in opposition to a prior pleading. In practice, this will severely limit the ability of defendants and cross-defendants to demurrer to portions of a complaint that remain unchanged.
6. Potential Court-Ordered Conferences Regarding Amendments to Pleadings
Sixth, California Code of Civil Procedure § 430.41(c) allow the court to order a conference after granting leave to amend, presumably under the belief that such a meeting will prevent further demurrers. Specifically, the subsection provides that: "If a court sustains a demurrer to one or more causes of action and grants leave to amend, the court may order a conference of the parties before an amended complaint or cross-complaint or a demurrer to an amended complaint or cross-complaint, may be filed. If a conference is held, the court shall not preclude a party from filing a demurrer and the time to file a demurrer shall not begin until after the conference has concluded. Nothing in this section prohibits the court from ordering a conference on its own motion at any time or prevents a party from requesting that the court order a conference to be held."
This provision would most likely be invoked in complicated or hotly-disputed cases to avoid the judicial resources used in ruling on repeated demurrers.
7. Three Amendment Limit Subject to Four Exceptions
Seventh, California Code of Civil Procedure § 430.41(e) provides certain limitations on the ability to amend pleadings in response to demurrers. Specifically, subsection(e)(1) provides that: "In response to a demurrer and prior to the case being at issue, a complaint or cross-complaint shall not be amended more than three times . . . ."
However, there are four exceptions to this three-amendment limit found in the text of the new statute.
The first exception is found in the text of subsection(e)(1), which provides that the three-strikes rule is only for amendments: "In response to a demurrer and prior to the case being at issue . . . ." In other words, the three strikes appears to apply only to amendments after a demurrer is sustained, not to amendments made after a meet and confer.
The second exception is found in subsection(e)(1), which provides that the rule applies only "absent an offer to the trial court as to such additional facts to be pleaded that there is a reasonable possibility the defect can be cured to state a cause of action." In other words, the longstanding practice of courts to allow amendments if an amendment can cure the defect remains.
The third exception is found in subsection(e)(1), which explains that: "The three-amendment limit shall not include an amendment made without leave of the court pursuant to Section 472, provided the amendment is made before a demurrer to the original complaint or cross-complaint is filed." In turn, Section 472 of the California Code of Civil Procedure is also amended by SB 383, which now permits an amendment to a pleading after a demurrer only if the amendment is filed and served "no later than the date for filing an opposition to the demurrer." This means that the days of amendments on the eve of the hearing on the demurrer are over.
The fourth exception is found in subsection (e)(2), which provides that: "Nothing in this section affects the rights of a party to amend its pleading or respond to an amended pleading after the case is at issue."
In practice, this statute should severely limit the abusive use of demurrers while also limiting non-abusive demurrers that could have terminated litigation at the outset. Moreover, it is likely that the use of motions for judgment on the pleadings will increase as there are no such limitations on these motion under SB383, despite their procedural similarity to demurrers. The statute includes a sunset clause providing that this experiment will end automatically on January 1, 2021 unless the legislature decides otherwise.
Only time will tell if this statute will have the desired effect, and what side-effects will result.
Text of California Code of Civil Procedure § 430.41:
(a) Before filing a demurrer pursuant to this chapter, the demurring party shall meet and confer in person or by telephone with the party who filed the pleading that is subject to demurrer for the purpose of determining whether an agreement can be reached that would resolve the objections to be raised in the demurrer. If an amended complaint, cross-complaint, or answer is filed, the responding party shall meet and confer again with the party who filed the amended pleading before filing a demurrer to the amended pleading.
(1) As part of the meet and confer process, the demurring party shall identify all of the specific causes of action that it believes are subject to demurrer and identify with legal support the basis of the deficiencies. The party who filed the complaint, cross-complaint, or answer shall provide legal support for its position that the pleading is legally sufficient or, in the alternative, how the complaint, cross-complaint, or answer could be amended to cure any legal insufficiency.
(2) The parties shall meet and confer at least five days before the date the responsive pleading is due. If the parties are not able to meet and confer at least five days prior to the date the responsive pleading is due, the demurring party shall be granted an automatic 30-day extension of time within which to file a responsive pleading, by filing and serving, on or before the date on which a demurrer would be due, a declaration stating under penalty of perjury that a good faith attempt to meet and confer was made and explaining the reasons why the parties could not meet and confer. The 30-day extension shall commence from the date the responsive pleading was previously due, and the demurring party shall not be subject to default during the period of the extension. Any further extensions shall be obtained by court order upon a showing of good cause.
(3) The demurring party shall file and serve with the demurrer a declaration stating either of the following:
(A) The means by which the demurring party met and conferred with the party who filed the pleading subject to demurrer, and that the parties did not reach an agreement resolving the objections raised in the demurrer.
(B) That the party who filed the pleading subject to demurrer failed to respond to the meet and confer request of the demurring party or otherwise failed to meet and confer in good faith.
(4) Any determination by the court that the meet and confer process was insufficient shall not be grounds to overrule or sustain a demurrer.
(b) A party demurring to a pleading that has been amended after a demurrer to an earlier version of the pleading was sustained shall not demur to any portion of the amended complaint, cross-complaint, or answer on grounds that could have been raised by demurrer to the earlier version of the complaint, cross-complaint, or answer.
(c) If a court sustains a demurrer to one or more causes of action and grants leave to amend, the court may order a conference of the parties before an amended complaint or cross-complaint or a demurrer to an amended complaint or cross-complaint, may be filed. If a conference is held, the court shall not preclude a party from filing a demurrer and the time to file a demurrer shall not begin until after the conference has concluded. Nothing in this section prohibits the court from ordering a conference on its own motion at any time or prevents a party from requesting that the court order a conference to be held.
(d) This section does not apply to the following civil actions: (1) An action in which a party not represented by counsel is incarcerated in a local, state, or federal correctional institution.
(2) A proceeding in forcible entry, forcible detainer, or unlawful detainer.
(e) (1) In response to a demurrer and prior to the case being at issue, a complaint or cross-complaint shall not be amended more than three times, absent an offer to the trial court as to such additional facts to be pleaded that there is a reasonable possibility the defect can be cured to state a cause of action. The three-amendment limit shall not include an amendment made without leave of the court pursuant to Section 472, provided the amendment is made before a demurrer to the original complaint or cross-complaint is filed.
(2) Nothing in this section affects the rights of a party to amend its pleading or respond to an amended pleading after the case is at issue.
(f) Nothing in this section affects appellate review or the rights of a party pursuant to Section 430.80.
(g) If a demurrer is overruled as to a cause of action and that cause of action is not further amended, the demurring party preserves its right to appeal after final judgment without filing a further demurrer.
(h) This section shall remain in effect only until January 1, 2021, and as of that date is repealed, unless a later enacted statute, that is enacted before January 1, 2021, deletes or extends that date.
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In Stastny v. Dependable Turbines Ltd. 2009 BCSC 1648, the court addressed the notice period, a claim for unpaid overtime and a claim for aggravated or punitive damages.
The 51 year old machinist with 20 years service was dismissed without cause. The court awarded him a notice period of 15 months. The fact that the employee had been laid off and rehired on several occasions did not, the court concluded, effect the duration of his employment for the purposes of calculating his notice period.
The BC Supreme Court judge in Johnston v. Surrey (City), 2009 BCSC 1520, refused to award special costs in a case where a unionized employee filed a lawsuit in court against his employer alleging constructive dismissal.
The long term employee filed a lawsuit in spring 2008 against the defendant employer (and a named individual) alleging that he was constructively dismissed.
the employee was a unionized employee and therefore the claim was not within the jurisdiction of the court.
"Limitation Period Revised for Wrongful Dismissal Claims"
André Nowakowski, a lawyer at Miller Thomson LLP, has written a brief entitled, "Limitation Period Revised for Wrongful Dismissal Claims" (January 23, 2004) in which he writes that the limitation period for wrongful dismissal claims in Ontario has been reduced from six years to two years.


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