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- 1⁄2 cup butter, melted
- parsley
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- carefully remove top shell, keeping juices.
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chia, these were terrific! Our experience was (I say 'our' because dh and I did this together) this: We had oysters that had an obvious 'cup' side and 'flat' side. We grilled them over high heat with the 'cupped' side down, with the intention that the oyster would remain in the cupped side which would lend itself to holding the juices and then the butter mixture. It took a little more than the 5 minutes for the shells to open and most were stuck to the flat side even though the oysters were attached to the cupped side. (Next time we'll try it opposite) They were cooked enough by the time they opened, so we placed them on a plate lined with rock salt to give them a steady 'seat' and then spooned the butter mixture over them while they were still hot. Dh had heavy duty gloves to remove the shells while I held the dish with the salt and the discard bowl for the top shells. Then I put the butter mixture over. The oysters didn't all open at once so we didn't feel harried. We let them sit while dh grilled a pepper-crusted ahi fillet (which took about 4 minutes) and they were an excellent complement to our dinner. I would have these anytime! Also, I made the butter mixture a little ahead of time. It looked like the mixture was turning kind of solid and I thought about reheating it. All it took was a good brisk stirring and the mixture melted nicely over the oysters. I don't know for sure, but since there are many varieties of oysters, grill time/techniques may vary. And lastly, I used Cakebread Cellars Chardonnay 2001 which is dry with a prominent oak flavor, and about a quarter cup of chopped fresh parsley. chia, I make these lengthy comments as much for myself for future reference as I do to give feedback. This is one we plan to have all oyster season long! Thank you for sharing this! P.S. This was our first time having oysters at home! Success!
Fantastic, simple recipe! Only change was addition of garlic to the sauce. Cooked a dozen from Winchester Bay, Oregon. Thanks! Linda
This was a wondergful easy way to make oysters, there was extra of the butter mizture that we dipped shrimp and lobster into and even spread some on the corn on the cob! It was a great meal and a keepr of a recipe. Thanks, Dawn


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Otto Von Bismarck achieve the unification of Germany?
Del Delosandro T. Dugeon
Western Civilization II History 1102
It is proven by many centuries of international relations' history that some strong country appeared every century and was able to change the traditional system of international relations according to own values in this sphere. For example XVII century can be characterized as a period of French influence when French monarchs considered the main priorities of their foreign policy to be fighting for national interests of their mono-national country. XVIII century is famous for British equilibrium conception which meant that no European country should be stronger that any other state, particularly Britain. And the same occurred in 19th century when Germany led by Bismarck created new order in Europe, which meant that the major factor of international relations was military and economical strength. So, French theory of "raigon d'etat" (which meant using any methods to achieve success in national foreign policy) was replaced by Bismarck's conception of "Realpolitik" which valued only aggressive force as the leading method of international relations.
"Iron Chancellor" Otto von Bismarck was the main personality of that time; he was a unique kind of politics who managed achieving great success, which determined major events in Europe in the 20th century. Unified strong and powerful empire was the main result of his wise diplomacy and active (sometimes even aggressive) politics. Bismarck succeeded forming absolutely new nation united by the ideology of creating a new German Empire which had to be strong and powerful enough to protect German nation and revenge those European countries which bothered development of Germany for many centuries. Unified state was a dream for millions of common Germans and at last that dream came true: new era of German history began. Europe was forced to respect new strong state and all European monarchs realized they would have to reckon with that new power.
To begin with we should remember that Germany had been a separated territory for many centuries; it included weak states, which cooperated with each other only as small parts of ineffective confederation. Sure, such country would never have any chance to go on developing and improving own political, economical and cultural spheres of social life. Germany stayed an outdated territory which lived own life separately from progressive processes occurred in the leading European countries, such as France, Britain and even Russia. There were only two rather strong German states: Prussia and Austria, which could be the centers of possible unification of all German lands. Austria was a leader in German Confederation but didn't have strong national economics because it was a typical agricultural country. Prussia was a real police regime, which found order to be the main sense of life of all Prussians, but, though, being extremely antidemocratic state, Prussia was the most developed industrial part of disintegrated Germany and also had rather strong army. Ultimately just exactly this state and its politician O. von Bismarck became the leading power in great unification of Germany.
Bismarck was a typical Prussian aristocrat whose political views in the beginning of his career were rather conservative. He joined Gerlach group (conservative aristocrats) and found the main aim preserving aristocracy from bureaucratization; in other words, his political views of this early period were very traditional and reactionary. Later he realized weakness of this ideology and considered Prussian hegemony in German Confederation as the main condition of any important political success. Prussia, which was dear to Bismarck's heart was considered to be the dominant state in Northern Europe and had to unite all German lands even under the condition of bloody war. As Prussian politician "he refused to put up with Prussia's traditional role as junior partner to Austria ... " (Imanuel Geiss, Fred Bridgham The Question of German Unification: 1806-1996 p. 44) and he noticed that only under the condition of strong power and aggressive foreign policy Prussia could achieve success because as "Iron Chancellor" said:"The position of Prussia in Germany will not be determined by its liberalism but by its power..." (Bruno Schneider The Great Unification p.289.)
Bismarck's political career began in 1849 after he was elected to the Prussian Landtag (Chamber of Deputies). Later he was sent to St. Petersburg where he learnt particularities of this powerful state's diplomacy and became a real master of foreign affairs. Russian Chancellor Gorchakov valued his talents. Then Bismarck was sent to Paris as Prussian minister and 11 years of diplomatic practice helped him in his future actions as future unification of all German lands depended on how foreign countries would treat new unified Germany.
October 1862 is a turning point of German history - Otto von Bismarck became Minister-President of Prussia and started fulfilling his great plans. We can find out his plans from his talk with British Prime Minister in 1862 during his visit to London. There he said that first of all he would reorganize and strengthen Prussian army, declare war on Austria and after the victory - unite Germany. Bismarck's first success was turning Russia into Prussian ally because he succeeded convincing Chancellor Gorchakov and Czar Alexander II that German and Russian national interests coincided. As a result these countries adopted a military agreement, which meant that both Russia and Prussia would fight against common enemy together. That was a great success as Austria realized that such agreement was adopted not to defeat Polish rebellion but to protect Prussia from any military danger from outside. After becoming a Minister-President Bismarck started reorganization of Prussian army and managed increasing its size in spite of the opposition of Landtag, which didn't understand the real sense of their minister's military preparations. His first targets were two small German territories belonged to Denmark - Schleswig and Holstein as their rulers wished to be independent both from Denmark and German Confederation. German Confederation authorized sending troops to Denmark and Bismarck was sure that this intervention should be undertaken by Prussia and Austria, as he wanted to use hostile neighbor in own interests. By February 1864 Holstein and Schleswig were captured by allied forces and divided between Austria and Prussia. The next target was Austria but Bismarck knew that waging a war against this country would need either international support or just simple neutral position of major European counties. "As a safety measure, Bismarck wanted to keep at least a wire to St. Petersburg open for as long as possible, even making early concessions ..." (Geiss, Imanuel Bridgham, Fred The Question of German Unification: 1806-1996 p. 53). That's why he was absolutely right thinking that Russia would do nothing to bother Prussia defeating Austria (eternal Russia's rival). After political success in Russo-Prussian relations he promised French leader some Austrian lands to turn France into neutral state; that was smart political action as he could solve all problems being sure that France and Russia - real European leaders ( on European continent) would not interfere in his activities. When researching Bismarck's letter to Minister von Manteuffel we can find out that the war was inevitable and Bismarck admitted that fact. Here are his words which can explain much about his plans and understanding of the situation: "I wish only to express my conviction that, in the not too distant future, we shall have to fight for our existence against Austria and that it is not within our power to avoid that, since the course of events in Germany has no other solution." (Bismarck's Memories p.431).
In 1866 Austrian army was defeated and Prussia became a true leader of German Confederation but Bismarck didn't wish to capture all Austrian lands as he realized it was too dangerous because Russia was already threatened by fast Prussian victory and France was afraid of Prussia's strengthening as well, in addition war against Austria was not popular among Prussians. Here is a part of Bismarck's speech about victory in 1866: "We had to avoid wounding Austria too severely; we ought rather to reserve the possibility of becoming friends again ... If Austria were severely injured, she would become the ally of France ... she would even sacrifice her anti-Russian interests for the sake of revenge on Prussia ... " (Zieger, Michael The Iron Chancellor p.134). When reading these words we can see that he was true when preventing Prussian army from occupying Austrian lands as majority of Prussian officials and military commanders thought. Practically all historians admit that was the only correct solution of that political problem.
After Austrian defeat Bismarck planned to provide 3rd and last phase of unification of all German lands but the situation in European international relations had changed: to succeed Bismarck had to find strong and reliable ally to defeat France. War against France became inevitable as many German lands (we have to remember that Prussians always dreamed of spreading their influence far to the west) belonged to France and French leader would never let Prussia take them back, so the only way out was waging a war. Bismarck didn't hurry…[continue]
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|Jan 20, 1982
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|Jan 20, 1981
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|Wolfgang Doster, Anton Kresser, Jurgen Schurmann
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The present invention relates to an office communications system for the manipulation of image text data over a telephone network and including a word processing terminal and a telecopier.
Modern office communications systems include a word processing terminal and a telecopier. Each device per se is connected via a communications interface to a communications network. This communications network may be an intraoffice or public data network or the known telephone network.
The word processing terminal serves to manipulate, send out and receive text data known, for example, as telexes. The terminal includes a monitor for displaying the pages of text received or to be sent out, a storage medium, e.g. a diskette, for storing the text data, a keyboard for text input, and a microprocessor which controls the operating sequences of the word processing terminal.
To send out text data, the pages of text are fed into the word processing terminal by means of the keyboard, are stored by the storage medium and are simultaneously displayed on the monitor so that manipulations, such as reformulation, repositioning or corrections, in the text are possible at any time before send-out.
If the text has been processed in the desired manner, which can be ascertained on the monitor, the text data can be sent out through the communications interface.
For the receipt of text data, such data are entered into the storage medium of the word processing terminal and are displayed on the monitor simultaneously or upon completion of storage. From there the transmitted text data can be read out, if required, by means of a printer.
Pictures, such as, for example, drawings, are received or sent out by the telecopier or facsimile device. For this purpose, the document is inserted into an input/output unit and is scanned there automatically. The resulting uncompressed image data are sent out by a coder, preferably in the form of compressed picture data, via the communications interface.
When receiving picture data, these pass through a decoder which converts the received compressed picture data to the original image data and transfers them to the input/output unit for reconstruction.
If pages covered by typing or printing are to be transmitted, the prior art systems offer two possibilities: either feed the text manually into the word processing terminal via the keyboard or transmit the text as picture data via the telecopier.
The first process is very costly with respect to wages and time, and the second process, when compared with text transmission by means of the word processing terminal, is very costly.
It is the object of the present invention to improve the state of the art. In particular, a possibility is to be provided to make existing texts available for manipulation (editing) by means of word processing systems and to transmit such texts in an economical manner, e.g. in the future via the telex network of the German Federal Postal Service.
The above object is achieved according to the invention by an office communications system for the manipulation (editing) and/or transmission of image and text data via a communications network, including a word processing terminal connected to a communications network for transmitting and receiving text data via the communications network, a telecopier connected to the communications network for transmitting and receiving image data via the communications network and a text converter means, connected between the word processing terminal and the telecopier, for converting image data of text pages received from the telecopier to character data of the type used by the word processing terminal and for feeding the character data to the word processing terminal for further processing, with the text converter means including a classifier memory for storing desired classifier data and a character recognition unit which is connected in data exchange with the classifier memory and which has a data input connected to an output of the telecopier and a data output connected to an input of the word processing terminal
The available texts are now merely scanned by the telecopier and the uncompressed image data are fed to a text converter which detects the specific fed-in characters by means of a classifier associated with the script of the text so as to convert the detected characters to character codes corresponding to those produced when the keys of the keyboard of the word processing terminal are depressed. These character data can be processed with the aid of the word processing terminal and can then be stored and/or sent out. Due to the fact that only text data are being transmitted, instead of image data, the transmission takes place with much less redundance and thus faster and more economically.
With the above described system according to the invention, characters interpreted incorrectly by the character recognition unit of the text converter can be recognized on the monitor of the data processing terminal before they are transmitted and can be corrected via the keyboard. To avoid major correction work, it is advisable to adapt the classifier, i.e., the classifier data, to the respective script of the text being scanned. This can be done in an advantageous manner by designing the classifier memory as a plug-in unit and inserting a classifier memory associated with a particular type of script into the text converter before processing this particular type of script.
If the classifier memory is designed as a random access memory (RAM), the character data corrected in the word processing terminal can be utilized for a corresponding correction of the classifier data of the random access memory in the text convert.
The classifier data for different types of script may also be stored in different diskettes of the word processing terminal and may be transferred in each case from the word processing terminal to the random access memory of the text converter. In that case, the text converter can be realized as a very small structural unit which can be built into either the telecopier or the word processing terminal.
A further advantageous variation for adapting the classifier data to the respective type of script provides that the user transmits, by means of his telecopier, one or a plurality of sample pages of the type of script to be recognized to a special lab. The special lab determines the optimum classifier data and transmits these to the user as text data which are received by the user's word processing terminal and thus enter through the user's storage medium or directly into the classifier memory of his text converter. With this process, the user saves costly and space-consuming adaptation systems which he will need only in exceptional cases since two to three classifiers are sufficient for the customary types of script.
FIG. 1 is a block circuit diagram for an office communications system according to one embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 2 is a block circuit diagram showing a modified use of the word processing terminal and the text converter of FIG. 1 in order to transfer classifier data into the classifier memory.
FIG. 3 is a block circuit diagram showing a further modification of the word processing terminal and the text converter of FIG. 1 in order to provide for stepwise adaptation of the classifier data.
FIG. 4 is a block circuit diagram for the office communications system according to a further embodiment of the invention with inclusion of an adaptation lab.
FIG. 1 shows the block circuit diagram for an office communications system, according to the invention. It serves to transmit image and text data via a communications network, for example, a telephone network, and includes a word processing terminal 1, a telecopier 2, and a text converter 3 which is connected between the word processing terminal 1 and the telecopier 2. The word processing terminal 1 and the telecopier 2 are each connected via a respective connecting line 15 or 25 with a communications interface 4 which enables the data to be transmitted over a communications network 45, generally the public telephone network. The text converter 3 serves the purpose of converting image data of pages of text emitted by the telecopier 2 into character data of the type used by the word processing terminal 1, by means of a character recognition unit 32 which is in data exchange with a classifier memory 31, and of then transmitting the thus converted character data to the word processing terminal 1 for further processing.
The word processing terminal 1 includes the monitor 12, the memory or storage medium 11, the text input keyboard 13 and the central processing unit (CPU) or microprocessor 14.
The telecopier 2 essentially comprises the input/output unit 21 and the converter 22 for coding image data to be sent out via the interface 4 or for decoding incoming image data from the interface 4.
The operation of these units has already been explained above and is state of the art. The novel feature in the system according to the invention is the inclusion of the text converter 3 which essentially comprises the character recognition unit 32 and the classifier memory 31.
The text converter 3 converts text data from their image form into the coded representation of the data and text processing system e.g., the terminal 1. The starting point is the binary raster image produced by either the input/output unit 21 (for newly scanned data) or the converter 22 (for data received via 25) of the telecopier 2. In principle, it is here of no consequence, whether the user's own telecopier or a telecopier connected in the communications network 45 is used as the scanning element for the image data. The text converter 3 simply receives the binary raster image produced by unit 21 or converter 22 and furnishes coded text data, for example, data coded in the same manner as that provided by the text input keyboard 13, to the word processing terminal 1 of the user's station. There the text data can be stored in the storage memory or medium 11 and displayed on the monitor 12. In this way it is possible to edit and check the text data before they are sent out. After editing, the text data can be transmitted to any desired outside stations from the word processing terminal 1 over existing paths, i.e. line 15 for the text data, the communications interface 4 and the communications network 45.
In order to be able to operate in the described manner, the text converter 3 must be equipped with a character recognition device. The significant component of such a device, the individual character recognition unit 32, must have parameters which are adapted to the respective type of script to be read. The data quantity which describes this adaptation state is called the classifier and is stored in the classifier memory 31 which is connected to the character recognition unit 32.
There are various types of classifiers:
Single font classifiers: These data have been determined for a particular type of script which can thus be converted to text data with particularly great reliability.
Multifont classifier: With these data it is possible to read a certain selection of different types of script, e.g. the conventional straight-line typewriter scripts.
Depending on the particular use, different special classifiers may be required.
Usually, the classifier is furnished by the manufacturer of the text converter and is of the multifont type. It is then generally stored in a read only memory (ROM) and is thus part of the text converter. However, for special cases, for example, for reading texts involving unusual scripts, it may be advisable to use a specialized single font classifier instead of using the multifont classifier furnished by the manufacturer as basic equipment. Consequently, in order to permit use of the system for such special cases, the classifier memory is preferably designed as a plug-in unit, so that a classifier memory 31 with the most favorable classifier data can then be used for each respective type of script.
Under certain circumstances it may be of advantage to keep the classifier data in a random access memory (RAM). The stored data can then be replaced by other classifier data at any time by rerecording the material in the memory.
There exist various possibilities, when using a random access memory as the classifier memory 31, to transmit the classifier to the station in which the text converter 3 is installed.
For example, the classifier memory 31 may advantageously be changed by a special diskette which contains the classifier data and can be inserted into and used as the storage medium 11 of the word processing terminal 1. For this purpose, as shown in FIG. 2, the text converter 3 is equipped with a further terminal for charging the classifier memory 31 so that in this case the classifier memory 31 can be charged by the special diskette of the storage medium 11 via the microprocessor 14 and the connecting line 16.
However, advisably the classifier can also be transmitted directly via the communications network and the connecting line 15 from a shipper or the manufacturer of the text converter. The classifier data then pass as text data over the line 15, the microprocessor 14 of the word processing terminal 1 and the connecting line 16 into the classifier memory 31.
It may also be of advantage to equip the text converter 3 with the capability of in-step adaptation. This modification of the system is shown in FIG. 3 and is capable of changing its own adaptation state starting from an original multifont classifier in the direction toward the specialized single font classifier. The user must then set a special mode of operation, identified for example as "learning" in which a connection 17 is made between the microprocessor 14 and the character recognition unit 32 and must guide the entire process correctly. For this purpose, the page of text displayed on the monitor 12 is corrected by means of the keyboard 13, the page of text to be read is possibly scanned once more by the telecopier 2 and simultaneously the corrected text data are transmitted from the word processing terminal 1 over the connecting line 17 to the character recognition unit 32. The classifier is then corrected in the character recognition unit 32, and the corrected classifier is thereafter stored in the classifier memory 31. Thus the classifier has been adapted to the specific type of script to be read and the transmission of many pages of text in this type of script can take place practically without errors.
Since a character recognition unit 32 for in-step adaptation is rather complicated and expensive and will only rarely be fully utilized, it is more favorable to offer the task of adapting the classifier as a service, for example as a service by the manufacturer of the text converter who operates a special adaptation laboratory for this purpose.
FIG. 4 shows an advantageous variation of the office communications system which utilizes the services of an adaptation laboratory. Between the user station and the adaptation laboratory there is the communications network 45 or 45', respectively.
As shown, the user station must have: the word processing terminal 1, the text converter 3, the telecopier 2 and the communications interface 4. The classifier memory in the text converter 3 must be a random access memory and a data path 16, as shown in detail in FIG. 2, must be available. Since the drawing figures identify identical units with the same reference numerals, it can easily be seen that the user station in FIG. 4 corresponds essentially to the office communications system shown in FIG. 1 equipped with the features shown in FIG. 2.
The units of the adaptation laboratory are in part the same as at the user's station. Again the same units are identified with the same reference numerals but are given primes for distinction.
As at the user's station, the adaptation laboratory is equipped with a word processing terminal 1' and a telecopier 2' connected to a communications interface 4' as well as a text converter 3'. Additionally, the text converter 3' is connected, via the word processing terminal 1' with a data connection line 55' for classifier data and with a classifier data base 51' which is connected to a computer supported adaptation system 52'.
Moreover, the telecopier 2' and thus the text converter 3' are connected with a connecting line 56' leading to a memory 53' for telecopied images and this memory is also in communication with the computer supported adaptation system 52'.
The classifier data base 51', the adaptation system 52' and the image data base (image memory) 53' are usually combined in a computer system 5'.
Advisably, the text converter 3' is designed, as already described in connection with FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, so that in-step adaptation can take place.
The given configuration of system components permits multifaceted use. Thus, a classification specialist if he is familiar with the particular type of script can select, upon the request of a user and after transmission of one or a plurality of sample pages to the adaptation laboratory, a suitable classifier from its classifier library or data base 51'. If necessary, the specialist can perform an in-step adaptation and thus quickly adapt the available classifier optimally to the type of script before him by means of the text converter 3' which has been specially designed for this purpose. If, however, the particular type of script is not available in the classifier library or data bank 51', the specialist can perform a complete classifier adaptation or classifier iteration via the computer supported adaptation system 52'.
The resulting classifier can be transmitted to the user, possibly after testing in units 1', 2' and 3' of the adaptation lab, by means of the word processing terminal 1'.
Commercially available word processing terminals and telecopiers can be used to realize the system according to the invention, with the telecopiers 3 having to be equipped with the above-described data terminal for the connecting line 35 for uncompressed image, and with the word processing terminal 1 having to be equipped with the connecting line 36 for the input of character data and the connecting line 16 or 17, for the emission of classifier or character data, respectively.
The character recognition unit 32 of the text converter 3 may be a device, for example, as described in the book by Dr. eng. J. Schurmann, "Polynomklassifikatoren fur die Zeichenerkennung" [Polynomial Classifiers For Character Recognition] published by R. Oldenburg Verlag, Munich, Vienna, 1977. A character recognition unit for the in-step adaptation is described, for example, in the periodical "Elektronische Rechenanlagen" [Electronic Computer Systems], Volume 20 (1978), No. 1, pages 15-23, continued in No. 2, pages 65-71.
The classifier data base 51' of the adaptation laboratory and the image data base 53' are components of a commercially available computer system.
The computer supported adaptation system 52' employed may be, for example, a program system assembled according to the instructions in the above-mentioned book by Dr. eng. J. Schurmann.
It will be understood that the above description of the present invention is susceptible to various modifications, changes and adaptations, and the same are intended to be comprehended within the meaning and range of equivalents of the appended claims.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
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Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division
December 19, 2013
CHRISTOPHER CONOSCIENTI, Appellant,v.BOARD OF REVIEW, DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND BRICKFORCE TRANSPORTATION, INCORPORATED, Respondents
Submitted October 16, 2013
On appeal from the Board of Review, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Docket No. 330, 285.
Christopher Conoscienti, appellant pro se.
John J. Hoffman, Acting Attorney General, attorney for respondent Board of Review (Lewis A. Scheindlin, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; Brady Montalbano Connaughton, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief).
Before Judges Sabatino and Hayden.
Christopher Conoscienti appeals from a January 23, 2012 final agency decision of the Board of Review (the Board), which affirmed the July 5, 2011 decision of the Appeal Tribunal (the Tribunal) finding that Conoscienti was disqualified from unemployment compensation benefits pursuant to N.J.S.A. 43:21-5(a) because he left work voluntarily without good cause attributable to his employment. The Tribunal also held Conoscienti liable for a refund of $2048 in benefits he had already received in accordance with N.J.S.A. 43:21-16(d) and N.J.A.C. 12:17-14.2. After reviewing the record in light of the contentions advanced on appeal, we affirm.
Brickforce Transportation, Inc. (Brickforce) employed Conoscienti as a temporary warehouse worker from June 11, 2009, through August 23, 2010. Conoscienti signed an agreement with Brickforce on June 9, 2009, agreeing to employment in general warehouse or clerical positions. The agreement specified that if an assignment was terminated for any reason, Conoscienti was to report to the Brickforce office within forty-eight hours for a reassignment. If Conoscienti failed to report for a reassignment after termination of an assignment, the agreement stated that he would be deemed to have voluntarily abandoned his employment and resigned from Brickforce with no right to unemployment benefits.[1]
Conoscienti worked at various locations through Brickforce. His last assignment was with Vital Signs, where he worked for approximately three weeks. On August 23, 2010, Conoscienti was informed by Edgar Varela, the on-site supervisor for Brickforce, that he was being laid off from his assignment with Vital Signs due to a shortage of work and that he should return to the Brickforce office for a new assignment.
According to Diana Ramos, the dispatcher for Brickforce, Conoscienti never returned to the Brickforce office for reassignment after he was laid off from Vital Signs. Additionally, Conoscienti never signed the "no work available" log. Ramos stated that the log was always left on the counter in the waiting room for employees to sign and after all of the positions were filled for the day, she would make an announcement reminding the employees to sign the log. Conoscienti admitted signing the log on prior occasions. According to Ramos, after August 23, 2010, the next contact she had with Conoscienti occurred on December 21, 2010, when he visited the office to tell her that he obtained construction employment elsewhere.
Conoscienti claimed that he went to the Brickforce office every day for seven days straight after he was laid off. He stated that Ramos never enforced the "no work available" log requirement and that he did not sign the log because Ramos did not make it available for employees to sign. He also alleged that Ramos told him that no work was available for him because the only openings at that time were for women.
Conoscienti filed a claim for unemployment benefits, which established a weekly benefit rate of $128. He received benefits from the week ending December 4, 2010, through March 19, 2011, for a total of $2048. He then received a notice, dated April 10, 2011, that he must refund the benefits because he had left work without good cause related to work.
Conoscienti immediately appealed. The Tribunal heard the appeal on May 26, 2011, and June 22, 2011, at which Conoscienti, Ramos, Varela, and a Brickforce representative testified.
The Tribunal issued a decision on July 5, 2011, that Conoscienti was disqualified from benefits as of August 22, 2010, for voluntarily leaving his employment with Brickforce without good cause, and found Conoscienti liable for the $2048 already improperly paid to him. The Tribunal found Brickforce's witnesses and evidence credible, and that Conoscienti voluntarily failed to seek a new assignment pursuant to the agreement. Conoscienti appealed to the Board, and the Board affirmed. This appeal followed.
Our scope of review of an agency decision is limited. In re Stallworth, 208 N.J. 182, 194 (2011) (citing Henry v. Rahway State Prison, 81 N.J. 571, 579 (1980)). In challenging an agency conclusion, the claimant carries a substantial burden of persuasion and the determination of the administrative agency carries a presumption of correctness. Gloucester Cnty. Welfare Bd. v. N.J. Civil Serv. Comm'n, 93 N.J. 384, 390-91 (1983). We also accord substantial deference to the agency's interpretation of a statute it is charged with enforcing. Bd. of Educ. of Neptune v. Neptune Twp. Educ. Ass'n, 144 N.J. 16, 31 (1996).
Further, "[w]e are obliged to defer to the Board when its factual findings are based on sufficient credible evidence in the record." Lourdes Med. Ctr. of Burlington Cnty. v. Bd. of Review, 197 N.J. 339, 367 (2009) (internal quotation marks and citation omitted). We overturn an agency determination only if it is arbitrary, capricious, unreasonable, unsupported by substantial credible evidence as a whole, or inconsistent with the enabling statute or legislative policy. Barry v. Arrow Pontiac, Inc., 100 N.J. 57, 70-71 (1985) (quoting Gloucester Cnty. Welfare Bd., supra, 93 N.J. at 391).
A person is disqualified from receiving unemployment benefits
[f]or the week in which the individual has left work voluntarily without good cause attributable to such work, and for each week thereafter until the individual becomes reemployed and works eight weeks in employment, which may include employment for the federal government, and has earned in employment at least ten times the individual's weekly benefit rate, as determined in each case.
[N.J.S.A. 43:21-5(a).]
In order to avoid disqualification, the claimant has the burden of establishing that he left work for good cause related to work. Brady v. Bd. of Review, 152 N.J. 197, 218 (1997). "'Mere dissatisfaction with working conditions which are not shown to be abnormal or do not affect health, does not constitute good cause for leaving work voluntarily.'" Domenico v. Bd. of Review, 192 N.J.Super. 284, 288 (App. Div. 1983) (quoting Medwick v. Review Bd., 69 N.J.Super. 338, 345 (App. Div. 1961)). An employee's "decision to leave employment must be compelled by real, substantial and reasonable circumstances not imaginary, trifling and whimsical ones." Ibid. Moreover, "it is the employee's responsibility to do what is necessary and reasonable in order to remain employed." Ibid. (citing Condo v. Review Bd., 158 N.J.Super. 172, 175 (App. Div. 1978)).
Thus, an employee who quits a job without a sufficient work-related reason is disqualified from benefits under N.J.S.A. 43:21-5(a). Moreover, an employee who leaves work for a good, but personal reason is also subject to the disqualification. See Pagan v. Bd. of Review, 296 N.J.Super. 539, 542 (App. Div.), certif. denied, 150 N.J. 24 (1997).
Under N.J.S.A. 43:21-16(d), if an individual receives benefits for any reason while he or she was disqualified from receiving said benefits, the individual "shall be liable to repay those benefits in full." The waiver of the recovery of benefit overpayment can only be granted by the Director in accordance with N.J.A.C. 12:17-14.2.
Applying our highly deferential standard of review, we find no occasion to interfere with the Board's decision. The record amply supports the Board's conclusion that Conoscienti voluntarily left Brickforce without good cause when he failed to report for a new assignment. Based upon the Tribunal's well-grounded factual findings, Conoscienti did not do what was necessary and reasonable to remain employed with Brickforce when he failed to comply with the terms of his employment contract. Domenico, supra, 192 N.J.Super. at 288. As such, Conoscienti was disqualified at the time he received $2048 in benefits and, in the absence of waiver by the Director, is liable to repay that amount.
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