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The compensation floodgates for clergy victims have opened with the Catholic Church admitting liability for the sexual abuse of a nine-year-old boy in a Mortlake confessional box by prolific pedophile priest Gerald Ridsdale. The defrocked priest is considered one of Australia's worst pedophiles and he admitted to a family member his victims numbered in the hundreds. Ridsdale was moved from parish to parish within the Ballarat Diocese, starting at St Alipius in Ballarat, before serving at Warrnambool, Inglewood, Apollo Bay, Edenhope and Mortlake. A directions hearing in the Victorian Supreme Court on Friday scheduled a 10-day trial to start on January 29. After that hearing Judy Courtin Legal released a statement on behalf of the Ridsdale abuse victim who has issued a writ against Bishop Paul Bird for the Diocese of Ballarat. "We are pleased that the Catholic Church has admitted liability for the sexual abuse of our client by Gerald Ridsdale," the statement said. "We believe this is the first time in Victoria that the Catholic Church has admitted that it failed to protect a victim of child sexual abuse and that it is therefore legally liable. "Our client now looks forward to an assessment of the damages he is owed by the church." The victim said it had taken more than nine months and a ruling by a Supreme Court judge to get the church to admit what it actually admitted to the Royal Commission back in July 2016. "So, I'm glad they've finally seen sense," he said. "But it shouldn't have to be this hard, especially given that the Bishop of Ballarat has publicly said how much compassion the church has for victims." Judy Courtin Legal said it would make no further comment as the matter was before the court. Legal sources said the admission of liability was a game-changer for clergy abuse victims. The writ plaintiff was raped by Ridsdale in a confessional box at Mortlake during April 1982. Read more: When the writ was issued during February last year, there were two defendants - represented by the present Bishop of Ballarat Paul Bird, on behalf of the estate of the late Bishop O'Collins and the estate of the late Bishop Mulkearns. As those defendants did not admit they were liable for the victim's abuse by Ridsdale, the victim sought to file an amended statement of claim that incorporated additional material needed to help prove liability. It also added the Diocese of Ballarat and the Diocese's Roman Catholic Trust Corporation as defendants. The proposed amendments were opposed by the existing defendants and the matter was heard by Justice Michael McDonald on May 6 this year. On May 29 Justice McDonald granted leave to the plaintiff to file the amended statement of claim. Last month the four defendants served their defences to the amended statement of claim. In those defences Bishop Bird, on behalf of the estate of the late Bishop Mulkearns, admitted that Bishop Mulkearns breached his duty of care to the victim because the bishop knew in 1975 about a complaint of Ridsdale sexually abusing a child at Inglewood. The Diocese of Ballarat also admits that they failed to take any reasonable steps to protect the victim from Ridsdale after they knew about the Inglewood complaint. The Standard published a story in the mid 1990s which proved Bishop Mulkearns knew about complaints from Inglewood after a police officer became involved and informed the bishop of the complaint against Ridsdale. Have you signed up to The Standard's daily newsletter and breaking news emails? You can register below and make sure you are up to date with everything that's happening in the south-west.
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September 6 2019 - 12:47PM
Compensation floodgates open for victims of clergy abuse after church admits liability
Andrew Thomson
Church admits liability for Ridsdale
The compensation floodgates for clergy victims have opened with the Catholic Church admitting liability for the sexual abuse of a nine-year-old boy in a Mortlake confessional box by prolific pedophile priest Gerald Ridsdale.
The defrocked priest is considered one of Australia's worst pedophiles and he admitted to a family member his victims numbered in the hundreds.
Ridsdale was moved from parish to parish within the Ballarat Diocese, starting at St Alipius in Ballarat, before serving at Warrnambool, Inglewood, Apollo Bay, Edenhope and Mortlake.
A directions hearing in the Victorian Supreme Court on Friday scheduled a 10-day trial to start on January 29.
After that hearing Judy Courtin Legal released a statement on behalf of the Ridsdale abuse victim who has issued a writ against Bishop Paul Bird for the Diocese of Ballarat.
"We are pleased that the Catholic Church has admitted liability for the sexual abuse of our client by Gerald Ridsdale," the statement said.
"We believe this is the first time in Victoria that the Catholic Church has admitted that it failed to protect a victim of child sexual abuse and that it is therefore legally liable.
"Our client now looks forward to an assessment of the damages he is owed by the church."
The victim said it had taken more than nine months and a ruling by a Supreme Court judge to get the church to admit what it actually admitted to the Royal Commission back in July 2016.
"So, I'm glad they've finally seen sense," he said.
"But it shouldn't have to be this hard, especially given that the Bishop of Ballarat has publicly said how much compassion the church has for victims."
Judy Courtin Legal said it would make no further comment as the matter was before the court.
Legal sources said the admission of liability was a game-changer for clergy abuse victims.
The writ plaintiff was raped by Ridsdale in a confessional box at Mortlake during April 1982.
Trial delayed as church fights compensation claim for Ridsdale victim
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When the writ was issued during February last year, there were two defendants - represented by the present Bishop of Ballarat Paul Bird, on behalf of the estate of the late Bishop O'Collins and the estate of the late Bishop Mulkearns.
As those defendants did not admit they were liable for the victim's abuse by Ridsdale, the victim sought to file an amended statement of claim that incorporated additional material needed to help prove liability.
It also added the Diocese of Ballarat and the Diocese's Roman Catholic Trust Corporation as defendants.
The proposed amendments were opposed by the existing defendants and the matter was heard by Justice Michael McDonald on May 6 this year.
On May 29 Justice McDonald granted leave to the plaintiff to file the amended statement of claim.
Last month the four defendants served their defences to the amended statement of claim.
In those defences Bishop Bird, on behalf of the estate of the late Bishop Mulkearns, admitted that Bishop Mulkearns breached his duty of care to the victim because the bishop knew in 1975 about a complaint of Ridsdale sexually abusing a child at Inglewood.
The Diocese of Ballarat also admits that they failed to take any reasonable steps to protect the victim from Ridsdale after they knew about the Inglewood complaint.
The Standard published a story in the mid 1990s which proved Bishop Mulkearns knew about complaints from Inglewood after a police officer became involved and informed the bishop of the complaint against Ridsdale.
Have you signed up to The Standard's daily newsletter and breaking news emails? You can register below and make sure you are up to date with everything that's happening in the south-west.
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Christmas public holidays: A state-by-state guide to retail trading this festive season
Lois Maskiell
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The countdown to Christmas has begun. There are only a few weeks before offices and business sites close for the holiday period, while others gear up for what will likely be the busiest time of the year.
This year, both Christmas and New Year's Day fall on Saturdays but what vary are the public holidays and restrictions on trading hours in each state. These important details determine when businesses can open and the penalty rates many businesses are required to pay their staff.
We've pulled together a quick state-by-state guide to the Christmas and New Year trading hours and restrictions for Australian businesses this year.
Christmas Day, Saturday December 25, and Boxing Day, Sunday December 26, are both public holidays in Victoria. There are also additional public holidays on Monday, December 27 and Tuesday, December 28 to make up for Christmas and Boxing Day falling on the weekend.
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New Year's Day, Saturday, January 1, is also a public holiday.
Businesses are generally not allowed to open on Christmas Day, unless they fit into an exemption category. This includes shops that have 20 or fewer persons employed at any time, and businesses that have no more than 100 employees at any time during the seven days prior to Christmas.
There are some Victorian businesses that are able to trade whenever they want. These include chemists, petrol stations, restaurants, cafes, takeaway outlets, service providers and hire outlets.
Saturday, December 25, and Sunday, December 26, are also public holidays in NSW, as is New Year's Day on Saturday, January 1, 2022.
Like in Victoria, Monday, December 27 and Tuesday, December 28 are also considered public holidays this year.
NSW businesses also face trading restrictions on Christmas Day and Boxing Day, although these restrictions were relaxed in 2015-16 to allow all businesses to trade on Boxing Day if employees have freely elected to work.
Small shops are also allowed to open on Christmas Day, as are those that are located within specified exempted local government areas, and larger businesses that have successfully applied for an exemption from NSW Fair Trading. Small shops are defined as those that employ four or fewer employees and which have no more than two owners who share in the business' profits.
Businesses in the Australian Capital Territory will need to observe the same public holidays as their counterparts in Victoria and NSW this holiday season.
Saturday, December 25 through to Tuesday, December 28 are designated public holidays in the ACT, as is January 1, 2021.
Trading hours are deregulated in the ACT, which means businesses can choose when to trade, however, many opt to close on Christmas Day.
Like its southern neighbours, Queensland will also observe public holidays on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, December 27, December 28 and New Year's Day this festive season.
Christmas Eve will also be classified as a part-day public holiday across the state. This means businesses operating in the evening on Friday, December 24, will be required to pay their staff the appropriate public holiday penalty rates between 6pm and midnight.
Trading rules across the Sunshine State are extensive and complicated, however, some retailers, including independent retail shops, are exempt from the restrictions. It is worth checking this information on the Queensland government's website, however, as there are also special rules that apply in the weeks leading up to Christmas and in local government areas.
In the Northern Territory, December 25 to December 28 and January 1 will all be public holidays. Businesses will also need to observe part-day public holidays, between 7pm and midnight, on Christmas Eve (December 24) and New Year's Eve (December 31).
Trading hours are mostly deregulated in the NT, although there are some conditions for certain stores that sell liquor.
Like Queensland and the NT, Christmas Eve is considered a public holiday in South Australia between 7pm and midnight, as is New Year's Eve between the same hours.
This year, South Australians will also have public holidays between December 25 and December 28, as well as January 1 for New Year's Day.
In SA, some smaller and specialty shops can trade without restriction on public holidays, while others are partially restricted. There are also potential restrictions based on the shopping district in which the business is located. Large retailers, including supermarkets and department stores, face a different set of rules. Check the SafeWork SA website for more detailed information.
Christmas Day, Boxing Day, December 27, December 28 and New Year's Day are all designated public holidays in Tasmania. The state's retail trading laws restrict large retailers from opening on Christmas Day.
In Western Australia, public holidays are scheduled for December 25, 26, 27 and 28 this year, as well as January 1 for New Year's Day.
Public holiday trading rules in WA are, like Queensland's, complex, differing depending on the category of the business and the region in which it trades. Detailed information is available on the WA Commerce Department's website.
Retail trading hours across the state are extended in the lead-up to and the immediate aftermath of Christmas. The current schedule for general retail shops in the Perth metropolitan area is available online.
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I'd never picked pecans before, but it sounded like a good time. My Grandfather said he'd already picked a few gallons himself, and being that he was well into his 80's at the time, I considered that a feat. It's nothing that wasn't already becoming of him, but even so, it was a strong thing to hear him say.
We hopped into his old truck, slamming the doors shut, metal against metal. It was a blue pickup with a full bed cover that ran parallel to the cab. He'd had it for as long as I'd known.
We drove a few minutes up the road and came out on the highway just a minute or two from the church lot where my Grandparents attended, which also happened to be where the pecan trees were. It was cold out, and Thanksgiving was on its way, which meant that most of the leaves had already fallen. The ability to identify trees has always been something I've admired, but it's an art I didn't pay as much mind to then. Seeing them all dark and bare of leaves, save the evergreens, it was strange to me to think that there were so many differences about them. I didn't know how anyone could tell one from another, but somehow my Grandfather managed to do it. He could point them out: Walnut, Oak, Maple, Locust, Hackberry, and so on. He pointed out some black walnuts on the ground, which helped me to know where some of the Walnut trees were. He told me how they used to grind up the walnut shells to mix in with their sawdust when they fired their tobacco. He said it always gave it a good-looking finish.
When we came up on the pecan trees, he picked a few up with his tool that he'd grabbed out of his truck. It was a long pole with a wire basket on the end that picked up the pecans when he pushed it over them. We'd brought a few buckets out with us, and he showed me what the good ones looked like and told me not to fool with the ones that the squirrels had gotten into, or the ones that still had the green husk stuck to them.
There were several on the ground, but his main intention at first was to shake the branches. The trees were tall, and the branches were much too high to grab, so he'd brought a long rope with a metal tool tied to one end of it.
Then, I watched as he, in all his 80 something year old glory, threw the metal end of the rope high into the air and over across one limb after another, shaking whatever pecans would come from each one. They hit the ground with light thuds, and we picked them up and filled the buckets, brushing away the leaves and tossing the cracked ones.
After a while, a man walked over from just up the road. He and my Grandfather seemed to know each other well enough, and the man seemed interested in getting a few pecans also. At first he talked to my Grandfather about who knows what, watching him shake the branches and occasionally reaching down to fill his shirt pocket with a few. The only problem is that they fell out each time he bent over for more. After a time, he decided to just buy a few from us.
We picked for a while longer, and in time, my Grandfather gave me the rope and let me try my hand at tossing and shaking. The toss, as I learned, took a bit more skill than I had expected, but it came soon enough, and I shook a few branches myself.
My Grandfather remembers what happened next more than I do. Perhaps it was my youthful vigor in shaking the branches. Or, perhaps it was simply a weak branch. I couldn't say. I couldn't even say how large the branch was, but my Grandfather seems to remember it being large enough to matter. Anyhow, somewhere in my shaking, I felt a different feeling on the branch's end. One moment, I felt the stiff resistance of the branch, another moment, nothing.
Had the branch landed any closer to me, I'm sure I would remember even less. But somehow, that weak branch, which at that moment took on the role of a widow maker, fell to the ground just a step or two away from my head.
"If that thing had hit you, I liked to have fallen over right there," my Grandfather says when he recalls that moment.
When I think back on it, I realize how oblivious I was to it. I greatly prefer his telling of the story, because in my mind, there was never any harm. But such was the time in my life, and even in his retelling, I look back on the time with fondness. I have no doubts as to whether or not we left that day with several bucketfuls as he had intended for us to do, because I know that his basement housed several gallons in the days that followed.
There will never be a pecan pie to match the ones that came from those days.


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California Faculty Association Coerces Members' Beliefs
Leila Beckwith, American Thinker, January 3, 2010
At a time when the present California budget crisis causes the California State University system (CSU) to institute steep tuition hikes, drastic restrictions in the number of students admitted, a hiring freeze, and forced non-paid furlough days for faculty and staff (resulting in a forced deduction in pay), is it equitable or honorable to force faculty and staff to contribute to political causes they find highly objectionable?
The question arises from the fact that the California Faculty Association (CFA) — one of the largest academic unions in the nation, representing 23,000 faculty, counselors, librarians, and coaches on 23 campuses — acts as an exclusive bargaining representative within CSU. Although 22 states have Right to Work laws to ensure that employees can decide whether to join or financially support a union, the other states, including California, require monthly union dues as a condition of employment when the union is deemed the exclusive bargaining representative. The dues are deducted from paychecks directly by the employer. The rationale is that those who gain from union bargaining vis-à-vis conditions of work, pay, and benefits should help pay for the union's efforts.
However, the CFA, similar to some other unions, uses some of the compulsory dues for purposes other than its legal mission of collective bargaining and representation of employees in work-related grievance suits. The union lobbies politically, donates to political campaigns, and issues political resolutions. One such egregious resolution was unanimously adopted on February 7, 2009 by the CFA Board of Directors. The resolution was entitled "CFA Call for a Halt to Violence Against All Civilians in Palestine and Israel" and had nothing to do with working conditions in California or education in general. Instead, the resolution expressed opinions about the behavior of a sovereign nation and a U.S. designated terrorist entity in the Middle East. The CFA General Assembly passed the resolution on April 4-5, 2009. Strangely, although now an official policy of the union, it is not listed with the CFA's other resolutions, but is buried on the page for the Peace and Justice Committee.
The resolution states seven propositions that form the basis for the actions recommended. The propositions include affirming a moral equivalence between Israel defending its citizens from missile attacks and Hamas firing missiles against Israeli civilians, a misstatement of the conditions in Gaza, an omission of the U.N. Security Council's condemnation of acts of terrorism, and a false charge against the U.S. of not seeking a just peace agreement.
The recommended actions are that the humanitarian and economic needs of the people of Gaza be addressed (ignoring the needs of the people of Israel) and requests that the U.S. initiate a new policy that addresses the needs of Palestinians, implying that the existing policy ignores Palestinians. Further, the CFA recommends using its own resources to promote educational programs. Given the false and incomplete "facts" used to support the resolution and the illogical reasoning used, one must conclude that further misuse of compulsory union dues will be devoted to even more political indoctrination.
The resolution was written by an ad hoc Peace and Justice Committee made up of five faculty members, who, under the rules for ad hoc committees, were not elected, but chosen by the California Faculty Association President, Lillian Taiz. Her choices were inexplicable since none of the members has any expertise in Middle East history or culture. Rather, the choices included professors of government, language, English, and occupational therapy. It is also baffling that not all of the participants are listed on the Peace and Justice page.
Investigative journalist Lee Kaplan was told during a phone interview with one of the committee members that Manzar Foroohar, Professor of History at California State Polytechnic Institute at San Luis Obispo, played a major role in getting the resolution drafted and endorsed. Professor Foroohar, an expert on Latin America, is an ardent anti-Zionist and one of the founders of the U.S. Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel. By openly advocating and organizing a boycott of all Israeli academics and cultural institutions, she violates core principles of academic freedom and the free exchange of ideas affirmed by the Association of American University Professors.
The CFA's actions do not constitute an isolated event. A similar resolution has been passed by the California Federation of Teachers, which represents one hundred thousand teachers from kindergarten through the 12th grade, as well as lecturers and librarians at the ten campuses of the University of California.
The resolutions by the California Faculty Association and the California Federation of Teachers are scurrilous. A small group of activist faculty have used the unions to disseminate their own political opinions. They have violated the mission of their union and coerced thousands through forced collection of dues to support views contrary to their conscience.
However, the Supreme Court, in Communications Workers of America v Beck, 487 U.S. 735 (1988) and Lehnert v Ferns Faculty Association, 500 U.S. 507 (1991), ruled that under the First Amendment, no worker can be compelled to pay for political actions with which he disagrees. Therefore, those who object to a union's political activities must be allowed to pay reduced fees, called "financial core" or "agency" fees, that reflect only the union costs for collective bargaining and procedures for employment grievances.
By their actions, the unions have exposed themselves to counter-actions by outraged faculty. Since federal law states that "full" union membership cannot be required, those who are members can write to the union and resign, decline to pay full dues, and pay only the reduced "financial core" or "agency" fees that exclude expenses for lobbying and political actions. At a time of unprecedented government and personal financial crisis, the unions need to work for their constituents, not lose money and prestige by letting a few hijack and distort their efforts.
Originally published here: https://www.americanthinker.com/2010/01/california_faculty_association.html


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Destin Man Arrested for Hit-and-Run Car Accident With Bicyclist
On behalf of Terence Gross of Gross & Schuster, P.A. posted in Car Accidents on Friday, September 24, 2010.
Distracted driving seems to have led to a serious car accident on the Mid-Bay Bridge Thursday evening. The wreck resulted in serious injuries to a 71-year-old bicyclist from Niceville. The driver now faces hit and run and other traffic charges.
The 30-year-old Destin man was heading southbound on State Road 293 around 5:30 p.m. on September 23, crossing the Mid-Bay Bridge. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, he dropped a lit cigarette and bent down to retrieve it.
While the man was bending over for the cigarette, police say, he unknowingly drifted onto the shoulder of the bridge where the bicyclist was riding. The passenger-side mirror of his 1997 GMC Sierra pickup truck struck the 71-year-old biker, knocking him off his bicycle.
After the accident, witnesses say, the driver stopped and got out of his truck and spoke briefly to another driver who had stopped. He then left the scene.
Truck-Bicycle Accident Leaves Biker With Head Injuries, 'In Pretty Bad Shape'
The senior bicyclist was found on the north side of the bridge after the bike-truck accident. According to North Bay Fire Department spokesperson Butch Parker, he appeared to have a head injury and a laceration to his abdomen.
"He appeared to be in pretty bad shape," Okaloosa County Sheriff's Department spokesperson Michele Nicholson told reporters.
He was airlifted to Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola, where he was listed in serious condition on Thursday night. Traffic in both directions on the bridge had to be blocked while the medical helicopter landed to rescue the bicyclist and was not restored until 8:30 p.m.
Witnesses were able to provide Okaloosa County Sheriff's deputies and the FHP with detailed descriptions of the pickup truck. The deputies located the vehicle and the FHP were able to match damage on the GMC Sierra with evidence from the bicycle accident.
When troopers contacted the registered owner of the Sierra, he admitted he had left the scene of the accident but said he didn't know he had hit anything.
The FHP investigation is ongoing, but the driver has been charged with leaving the scene of a traffic accident with injuries and with failing to drive in a single lane.
"'IN PRETTY BAD SHAPE': Destin man charged in Mid-Bay Bridge hit and run" (The Destin Log, September 23, 2010)
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(a) Find the pressure difference on an airplane wing where air flows over the upper surface with a speed of 126 m/s, and along the bottom surface with a speed of 101 m/s.(kPa)
(b) If the area of the wing is 30 m2, what is the net upward force exerted on the wing? (kN)
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pressure difference= 1/2 densityair(V1^2-V2^2)
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Find the pressure difference on an airplane wing where air flows over the upper surface with a speed of 119 m/s, and along the bottom surface with a speed of 105 m/s. (b) If the area of the wing is 40 m2, what is the net upward
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(a) Find the pressure difference on an airplane wing where air flows over the upper surface with a speed of 126 m/s, and along the bottom surface with a speed of 101 m/s. kPa (b) If the area of the wing is 30 m2, what is the net
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On a particular airplane wing, air flows over the upper surface with a speed of 115 m/s and along the bottom surface with a speed of 90 m/s during flight. If the area of the wing is 140 m^2, what is the lift force on the wing? Air
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An airplane is moving through the air at a velocity v=200m/s. Streamlines just over the top of the wing are compressed to 80% of their original area, and those under the wing are not compressed at all. a) Determine the velocity of
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An airplane is moving through the air at a velocity v = 227 m/s. Streamlines just over the top of the wing are compressed to 80% of their original area, and those under the wing are not compressed at all. (a) Determine the
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Modern airplane design calls for a lift, due to the net force of the moving air on the wing, of about 2000 N per square meter of wing area. Assume the air flows past the wing of an aircraft with streamline flow. If the speed of
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an aeroplane has a mass of 15 tonnes. At cruising speed,air flows over the top of it's wing at 150 m/s and under the wing at 120m/s. Calculate the pressure in difference between the top and the bottom of the wing and the surface
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Consider an airplane with a total wing surface of 90 m^2. At a certain speed the difference in air pressure below and above the wings is 4.2% of atmospheric pressure. Find the lift on the airplane.
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Q: Android accessibility for edittext with prefiled text I have a field for a code which always starts with the same four letters, so those are prefilled. The problem is, because they are prefilled, the hint of the edittext isn't being read by TalkBack, they just hear four numbers.
Is it possible to share the hint and the prefilled numbers ?
Thanks

A: No, there is no way you can show text and hint inside an EditText at the same instance.
You can use AutoCompleteTextView
ArrayAdapter<String> adapter = new ArrayAdapter<String>(this,
                 android.R.layout.simple_dropdown_item_1line, COUNTRIES);
         AutoCompleteTextView textView = (AutoCompleteTextView)
                 findViewById(R.id.countries_list);
         textView.setAdapter(adapter);

Now, when the user will tap your textView(autoComplete), then as there is some String of prefilled, so he'll get the hits according to your List

A: You can try labelFor to put the description in the textview, if you want you can hide it using visibility="gone". TalkBack will detect the labelFor attribute and will not depend on hint of EditText.
<TextView
android:labelFor="@+id/edittext"
android:text="Text About EditText Below" />
<EditText android:id="@+id/edittext"/>

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Q: IF EXISTS (SELECT 1...) vs IF EXITS (SELECT TOP 1 1...) This is a purely academic question.  Are these 2 statements effectively identical?
IF EXISTS (SELECT TOP 1 1 FROM Table1)
 SELECT 1
ELSE
 SELECT 0

Versus
IF EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM Table1)
 SELECT 1
ELSE
 SELECT 0

A: If you view the execution plan for these queries you can see that they are identical.  Good coding practices would ask that you leave out the "TOP 1" but they should run identical either way.


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/* -*- Mode: C; tab-width: 4; c-basic-offset: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*- */
#ifndef MEMCACHED_ENGINE_H
#define MEMCACHED_ENGINE_H

#ifndef __cplusplus
#include <stdbool.h>
#endif

#include <sys/types.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <cJSON.h>

#include "memcached/types.h"
#include "memcached/protocol_binary.h"
#include "memcached/config_parser.h"
#include "memcached/server_api.h"
#include "memcached/callback.h"
#include "memcached/allocator_hooks.h"
#include "memcached/extension.h"
#include "memcached/vbucket.h"
#include "memcached/engine_common.h"
#include "memcached/dcp.h"

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/*! \mainpage memcached public API
 *
 * \section intro_sec Introduction
 *
 * The memcached project provides an API for providing engines as well
 * as data definitions for those implementing the protocol in C.  This
 * documentation will explain both to you.
 *
 * \section docs_sec API Documentation
 *
 * Jump right into the modules docs to get started.
 *
 * \example default_engine.c
 */

/**
 * \defgroup Engine Storage Engine API
 * \defgroup Protex Protocol Extension API
 * \defgroup Protocol Binary Protocol Structures
 *
 * \addtogroup Engine
 * @{
 *
 * Most interesting here is to implement engine_interface_v1 for your
 * engine.
 */

#define ENGINE_INTERFACE_VERSION 1

    /**
     * Abstract interface to an engine.
     */
#ifdef WIN32
#undef interface
#endif
    struct item_observer_cb_data {
        const void *key; /* THis isn't going to work from a memory management perspective */
        size_t nkey;
    };

    /* This is typedefed in types.h */
    struct server_handle_v1_t {
        uint64_t interface; /**< The version number on the server structure */
        SERVER_CORE_API *core;
        SERVER_STAT_API *stat;
        SERVER_EXTENSION_API *extension;
        SERVER_CALLBACK_API *callback;
        ENGINE_HANDLE *engine;
        SERVER_LOG_API *log;
        SERVER_COOKIE_API *cookie;
        ALLOCATOR_HOOKS_API *alloc_hooks;
    };

    typedef enum { TAP_MUTATION = 1,
                   TAP_DELETION,
                   TAP_FLUSH,
                   TAP_OPAQUE,
                   TAP_VBUCKET_SET,
                   TAP_ACK,
                   TAP_DISCONNECT,
                   TAP_NOOP,
                   TAP_PAUSE,
                   TAP_CHECKPOINT_START,
                   TAP_CHECKPOINT_END } tap_event_t;

    /**
     * An iterator for the tap stream.
     * The memcached core will keep on calling this function as long as a tap
     * client is connected to the server. Each event returned by the iterator
     * will be encoded in the binary protocol with the appropriate command opcode.
     *
     * If the engine needs to store extra information in the tap stream it should
     * do so by returning the data through the engine_specific pointer. This data
     * should be valid for the core to use (read only) until the next invocation
     * of the iterator, of if the connection is closed.
     *
     * @param handle the engine handle
     * @param cookie identification for the tap stream
     * @param item item to send returned here (check tap_event_t)
     * @param engine_specific engine specific data returned here
     * @param nengine_specific number of bytes of engine specific data
     * @param ttl ttl for this item (Tap stream hops)
     * @param flags tap flags for this object
     * @param seqno sequence number to send
     * @param vbucket the virtual bucket id
     * @return the tap event to send (or TAP_PAUSE if there isn't any events)
     */
    typedef tap_event_t (*TAP_ITERATOR)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                        const void *cookie,
                                        item **item,
                                        void **engine_specific,
                                        uint16_t *nengine_specific,
                                        uint8_t *ttl,
                                        uint16_t *flags,
                                        uint32_t *seqno,
                                        uint16_t *vbucket);

    typedef ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*engine_get_vb_map_cb)(const void *cookie,
                                                      const void *map,
                                                      size_t mapsize);

    /**
     * The signature for the "create_instance" function exported from the module.
     *
     * This function should fill out an engine inteface structure according to
     * the interface parameter (Note: it is possible to return a lower version
     * number).
     *
     * @param interface The highest interface level the server supports
     * @param get_server_api function to get the server API from
     * @param Where to store the interface handle
     * @return See description of ENGINE_ERROR_CODE
     */
    typedef ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*CREATE_INSTANCE)(uint64_t interface,
                                                 GET_SERVER_API get_server_api,
                                                 ENGINE_HANDLE** handle);

    typedef enum {
        ENGINE_FEATURE_CAS, /**< has compare-and-set operation */
        ENGINE_FEATURE_PERSISTENT_STORAGE, /**< has persistent storage support*/
        ENGINE_FEATURE_SECONDARY_ENGINE, /**< performs as pseudo engine */
        ENGINE_FEATURE_ACCESS_CONTROL, /**< has access control feature */
        ENGINE_FEATURE_MULTI_TENANCY,
        ENGINE_FEATURE_LRU, /* Cache implements an LRU */
        ENGINE_FEATURE_VBUCKET, /* Cache implements virtual buckets */
        ENGINE_FEATURE_DATATYPE /**< uses datatype field */

#define LAST_REGISTERED_ENGINE_FEATURE ENGINE_FEATURE_VBUCKET
    } engine_feature_t;

    typedef struct {
        /**
         * The identifier of this feature. All values with the most significant bit cleared is reserved
         * for "registered" features.
         */
        uint32_t feature;
        /**
         * A textual description of the feature. (null will print the registered name for the feature
         * (or "Unknown feature"))
         */
        const char *description;
    } feature_info;

    typedef struct {
        /**
         * Textual description of this engine
         */
        const char *description;
        /**
         * The number of features the server provides
         */
        uint32_t num_features;
        /**
         * An array containing all of the features the engine supports
         */
        feature_info features[1];
    } engine_info;

    /**
     * Definition of the first version of the engine interface
     */
    typedef struct engine_interface_v1 {
        /**
         * Engine info.
         */
        struct engine_interface interface;

        /**
         * Get a description of this engine.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @return a stringz description of this engine
         */
        const engine_info* (*get_info)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle);

        /**
         * Initialize an engine instance.
         * This is called *after* creation, but before the engine may be used.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param config_str configuration this engine needs to initialize itself.
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*initialize)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                        const char* config_str);

        /**
         * Tear down this engine.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param force the flag indicating the force shutdown or not.
         */
        void (*destroy)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle, const bool force);

        /*
         * Item operations.
         */

        /**
         * Allocate an item.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The cookie provided by the frontend
         * @param output variable that will receive the item
         * @param key the item's key
         * @param nkey the length of the key
         * @param nbytes the number of bytes that will make up the
         *        value of this item.
         * @param flags the item's flags
         * @param exptime the maximum lifetime of this item
         *
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS if all goes well
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*allocate)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                      const void* cookie,
                                      item **item,
                                      const void* key,
                                      const size_t nkey,
                                      const size_t nbytes,
                                      const int flags,
                                      const rel_time_t exptime,
                                      uint8_t datatype);

        /**
         * Remove an item.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The cookie provided by the frontend
         * @param key the key identifying the item to be removed
         * @param nkey the length of the key
         * @param vbucket the virtual bucket id
         * @param mut_info On a successful remove write the mutation details to
         *                 this address.
         *
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS if all goes well
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*remove)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                    const void* cookie,
                                    const void* key,
                                    const size_t nkey,
                                    uint64_t* cas,
                                    uint16_t vbucket,
                                    mutation_descr_t* mut_info);

        /**
         * Indicate that a caller who received an item no longer needs
         * it.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The cookie provided by the frontend
         * @param item the item to be released
         */
        void (*release)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle, const
                        void *cookie,
                        item* item);

        /**
         * Retrieve an item.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The cookie provided by the frontend
         * @param item output variable that will receive the located item
         * @param key the key to look up
         * @param nkey the length of the key
         * @param vbucket the virtual bucket id
         *
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS if all goes well
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*get)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                 const void* cookie,
                                 item** item,
                                 const void* key,
                                 const int nkey,
                                 uint16_t vbucket);

        /**
         * Store an item.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The cookie provided by the frontend
         * @param item the item to store
         * @param cas the CAS value for conditional sets
         * @param operation the type of store operation to perform.
         * @param vbucket the virtual bucket id
         *
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS if all goes well
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*store)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                   const void *cookie,
                                   item* item,
                                   uint64_t *cas,
                                   ENGINE_STORE_OPERATION operation,
                                   uint16_t vbucket);

        /**
         * Perform an increment or decrement operation on an item.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The cookie provided by the frontend
         * @param key the key to look up
         * @param nkey the length of the key
         * @param increment if true, increment the value, else decrement
         * @param create if true, create the item if it's missing
         * @param delta the amount to increment or decrement.
         * @param initial when creating, specifies the initial value
         * @param exptime when creating, specifies the expiration time
         * @param item Upon success, the updated item object
         * @param result output arithmetic value
         * @param vbucket the virtual bucket id
         *
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS if all goes well; returning the updated item
         *         via `item`. Callers should release() item when it is
         *         finished with.
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*arithmetic)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                        const void* cookie,
                                        const void* key,
                                        const int nkey,
                                        const bool increment,
                                        const bool create,
                                        const uint64_t delta,
                                        const uint64_t initial,
                                        const rel_time_t exptime,
                                        item **item,
                                        uint8_t datatype,
                                        uint64_t *result,
                                        uint16_t vbucket);

        /**
         * Flush the cache.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The cookie provided by the frontend
         * @param when time at which the flush should take effect
         *
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS if all goes well
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*flush)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                   const void* cookie, time_t when);

        /*
         * Statistics
         */

        /**
         * Get statistics from the engine.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The cookie provided by the frontend
         * @param stat_key optional argument to stats
         * @param nkey the length of the stat_key
         * @param add_stat callback to feed results to the output
         *
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS if all goes well
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*get_stats)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                       const void* cookie,
                                       const char* stat_key,
                                       int nkey,
                                       ADD_STAT add_stat);

        /**
         * Reset the stats.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The cookie provided by the frontend
         */
        void (*reset_stats)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle, const void *cookie);

        /**
         * Get an array of per-thread stats. This allows the engine to
         * keep separate stats per cookie. Your implementation of this
         * callback must return a memory area returned from the
         * server API's new_stats. If all of your connections belong
         * to the same "stats pool" you should set this callback to
         * NULL.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie the cookie representing the connection
         * @return A pointer to a stats structure (or NULL if allocation
         *         failed)
         */
        void *(*get_stats_struct)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                  const void* cookie);

        /**
         * Aggregate stats among all per-connection stats. This allows
         * the engine to call the aggregation callback for a number of
         * stat structures. You would normally not use this if you
         * didn't implement a special get_stats_struct().
         *
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie the cookie representing the connection
         * @param callback the callback function you should call for all
         *        of the stats structures you want to include in the
         *        aggregatioin.
         * @param dest This is the second parameter to the callback
         *        function.
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS unless you had a failure
          */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*aggregate_stats)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                             const void* cookie,
                                             void (*callback)(void*, void*),
                                             void*);

        /**
         * Any unknown command will be considered engine specific.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The cookie provided by the frontend
         * @param request pointer to request header to be filled in
         * @param response function to transmit data
         *
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS if all goes well
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*unknown_command)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                             const void* cookie,
                                             protocol_binary_request_header *request,
                                             ADD_RESPONSE response);

        /* TAP operations */

        /**
         * Callback for all incoming TAP messages. It is up to the engine
         * to determine what to do with the event. The core will create and send
         * a TAP_ACK message if the flag section contains TAP_FLAG_SEND_ACK with
         * the status byte mapped from the return code.
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie identification for the tap stream
         * @param engine_specific pointer to engine specific data (received)
         * @param nengine_specific number of bytes of engine specific data
         * @param ttl ttl for this item (Tap stream hops)
         * @param tap_flags tap flags for this object
         * @param tap_event the tap event from over the wire
         * @param tap_seqno sequence number for this item
         * @param key the key in the message
         * @param nkey the number of bytes in the key
         * @param flags the flags for the item
         * @param exptime the expiry time for the object
         * @param cas the cas for the item
         * @param data the data for the item
         * @param ndata the number of bytes in the object
         * @param vbucket the virtual bucket for the object
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS for success
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*tap_notify)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                        const void *cookie,
                                        void *engine_specific,
                                        uint16_t nengine,
                                        uint8_t ttl,
                                        uint16_t tap_flags,
                                        tap_event_t tap_event,
                                        uint32_t tap_seqno,
                                        const void *key,
                                        size_t nkey,
                                        uint32_t flags,
                                        uint32_t exptime,
                                        uint64_t cas,
                                        uint8_t datatype,
                                        const void *data,
                                        size_t ndata,
                                        uint16_t vbucket);

        /**
         * Get (or create) a Tap iterator for this connection.
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The connection cookie
         * @param client The "name" of the client
         * @param nclient The number of bytes in the client name
         * @param flags Tap connection flags
         * @param userdata Specific userdata the engine may know how to use
         * @param nuserdata The size of the userdata
         * @return a tap iterator to iterate through the event stream
         */
        TAP_ITERATOR (*get_tap_iterator)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle, const void* cookie,
                                         const void* client, size_t nclient,
                                         uint32_t flags,
                                         const void* userdata, size_t nuserdata);

        /**
         * Set the CAS id on an item.
         */
        void (*item_set_cas)(ENGINE_HANDLE *handle, const void *cookie,
                             item *item, uint64_t cas);

        /**
         * Get information about an item.
         *
         * The loader of the module may need the pointers to the actual data within
         * an item. Instead of having to create multiple functions to get each
         * individual item, this function will get all of them.
         *
         * @param handle the engine that owns the object
         * @param cookie connection cookie for this item
         * @param item the item to request information about
         * @param item_info
         * @return true if successful
         */
        bool (*get_item_info)(ENGINE_HANDLE *handle,
                              const void *cookie,
                              const item* item,
                              item_info *item_info);

        /**
         * Set information of an item.
         *
         * Set updated item information.
         *
         * @param handle the engine that owns the object
         * @param cookie connection cookie for this item
         * @param item the item who's information is to be updated
         * @param item_info
         * @return true if successful
         */
        bool (*set_item_info)(ENGINE_HANDLE *handle,
                              const void *cookie,
                              item* item,
                              const item_info *itm_info);

        /**
         * Get the vbucket map stored in the engine
         *
         * @param handle the engine handle
         * @param cookie The connection cookie
         * @param callback a function the engine may call to "return" the
         *                 buffer.
         * @return ENGINE_SUCCESS for success
         */
        ENGINE_ERROR_CODE (*get_engine_vb_map)(ENGINE_HANDLE* handle,
                                               const void * cookie,
                                               engine_get_vb_map_cb callback);

        struct dcp_interface dcp;
    } ENGINE_HANDLE_V1;

    /**
     * @}
     */
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif

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Now that the spring/summer nail polish lines have been released, we've been surrounded by almost nothing but these beautiful, bright, opaque cremes that are slowly making its way into my glitter-covered heart. Yesterday, I picked up China Glaze's "Gaga For Green" from their Electropop collection and man is it nice! I applied two coats and a China Glaze Fast Forward Topcoat, but now looking at the pictures, I could have used three coats since you can still see my nail line underneath. I definitely don't own a green polish like this and what I love about it is that's it's a bright green that's not neon. It has a sort of yellowy undertone to it that makes it soft and still Spring - appropriate.
I love them too! They have such great colours this season!


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World Men's Club Championship
World Men's Championship
World Boy's U19 Championship
Men's Premier League 2015-16
Men's League one 2016/17
Men's Premier League 2016/17
League One 2017/18
AVC Men's Club Championship
AVC Women's Club Championship
AVC Men's Cup
AVC Women's Cup
AVC Men's U21 Championship
AVC Senior Men's Championship
AVC Girl's U18 Championship
AVC Boy's U19 Championship
AVC Women's U23 Championship
AVC Senior Women's Championship
AVc Qualifier
CAVB (Africa)
CSV (South America)
NORCECA (North & Central America)
Olympic Qualifier
Rio Olympic Games 2016
IRIVF President
Women's Premier League 2016/17
Russia thrashed Iran securing the third berth
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Defending Olympic champions Russia overpowered Iran 3-0 (25-23, 25-16, 25-20) for its fourth victory and one loss in Pool B of the men's volleyball tournament at Rio 2016 Olympic G...
Italy and Poland take advantage after three days...
Italy and Poland remain the only two undefeated teams in men's volleyball at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, after hosts Brazil suffered their first defeat at the hands of USA - who th...
Italy, Brazil, Argentina, Poland unbeaten as rac...
There's only four teams left undefeated after two rounds of play in men's volleyball at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, as the race for tickets to the quarterfinals intensifies. Londo...
Iran outclass Cuba in straight-set win
Iran recorded its first victory in day three of the men's volleyball tournament at Rio 2016 Olympic Games with a straight-set decision 3-0 (25-21, 31-29, 25-16) over Cuba in a matc...
Iran lost a five-set thriller to Poland
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Summary Statistics Men's Tournament Rio 2016 in ...
Canada provided the first upset of the men's volleyball tournament at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games when they stunned USA in straight sets as the competition kicked off on Sunday, wit...
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Argentina scored a convincing - and what could prove a very decisive in the race for the quarterfinals - victory as they opened their Rio 2016 campaign at the Maracanazinho in fron...
FIVB President Priases Magnificent RIO 2016 Cere...
Rio de Janeiro, August 6, 2016 - FIVB President Dr. Ary S. Graça F° praised the magnificent Opening Ceremony of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games - which took place at the Maracanã Stadiu...
Iranian Juniors Clinch Vice-championship in Asia
The national volleyball juniors of Iran accepted a sour loss in the final match against China and clinched the vice-championship. As the public relations of volleyball federation ...