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Plan Review, Zoning & Maps
Floodplain Development Permit Requirements
Any activity performed in the floodplain must have a floodplain development permit. This includes grading, filling, residential construction, and commercial construction. To obtain a permit you must complete an application. Applications can be picked up at the Building and Safety Department, or online using the form below. Complete and return the form to the Building and Safety Department along with 3 sets of plans for the project. The plans must clearly show existing and proposed contours at the site with all elevations submitted in NAVD 1988 datum. You must also submit approvals of all other required permits such as the NOI or 404 permit with the floodplain permit
Flood Plain Development Permit
Be Flood Smart
Map of Local Flood Hazard
Local Flood Hazard
Local Flood Safety
Drainage System Maintenance
Property Protection Measures
Natural and Beneficial Functions of the Floodplain
Low lying areas in the City of Lincoln are subject to periodic flooding from Salt Creek and its tributaries. The most severe flooding has occurred in late spring and early summer as a result of snow melt, heavy thunderstorm rainfall, ice jams, or combinations of the three.
Flooding in the City of Lincoln is caused by 11 main sources: Salt Creek, Oak Creek, Middle Creek, Antelope Creek, Beal Slough, Haines Branch, Cardwell Branch, Elk Creek, Lynn Creek, Deadman's Run, and Little Salt Creek. Flooding along Salt Creek and Oak Creek is of long duration with ample warning time prior to the peak. Little Salt Creek, Middle Creek, and Haines Branch have smaller drainage basins with a shorter flood duration and less warning time prior to the peak. Flooding along Antelope Creek, Beal Slough, Cardwell Branch, Elk Creek, Lynn Creek, Stevens Creek, and Deadman's Run is of short duration with little warning time prior to the peak.
Since 1900, 100 floods have been recorded along Salt Creek and its tributaries in and near the City of Lincoln. Of those, 17 were classified as major, 30 as moderate, and 49 as minor. The Salt Creek flood in May, 1950 resulted from a thunderstorm that dumped 11 inches of rainfall in a 6-hour period over the Salt Creek drainage basin. Nearly 20,000 acres were flooded and 9 people died. In Lincoln, 600 homes, 80 businesses, and several railroad yards were flooded. Basin damages were estimated at 2.9 million dollars (28.9 million in 2015 dollars). If a flood event of this magnitude occurred now, it could result in greater damages and greater loss of life.
Mitigation pays. Mitigation includes any activities that prevent an emergency, reduce the chance of an emergency happening, or lessen the damaging effects of unavoidable emergencies. Investing in mitigation steps now, such as constructing levees and purchasing flood insurance, will help to reduce the amount of structural damage to your home as well as reduce the financial loss from building and crop damage should a flood or flash flood occur.
Before a Flood
Find out if you live in a flood-prone area from your local emergency management office or American Red Cross chapter. Ask whether your property is above or below the flood stage water level and learn about the history of flooding for your region. Learn flood warning signs and your community alert signals. Request information on preparing for floods and flash floods. If you live in a frequently flooded area, stockpile emergency building materials. These include plywood, plastic sheeting, lumber, nails, hammer, saw, pry bar, shovels, and sandbags. Have check valves installed in building sewer traps to prevent flood waters from backing up in sewer drains. As a last resort, use large corks or stoppers to plug showers, tubs, or basins. Plan and practice an evacuation route. Contact the local emergency management office or local American Red Cross chapter for a copy of the community flood evacuation plan. This plan should include information on the safest routes to shelters. Individuals living in flash flood areas should have several alternative routes. Have disaster supplies on hand, which would include the following items:
Flashlights and extra batteries
Portable, battery-operated radio and extra batteries
First aid kit and manual
Emergency food and water
Non-electric can opener
Essential medicines
Cash and credit cards
Sturdy shoes
Develop an Emergency Communication Plan
In case family members are separated from one another during floods or flash floods (a real possibility during the day when adults are at work and children are at school), have a plan for getting back together. Ask an out-of-state relative or friend to serve as the "family contact." After a disaster, it's often easier to call long distance. Make sure everyone in the family knows the name, address, and phone number of the contact person. Make sure that all family members know how to respond after a flood or flash flood. Teach all family members how and when to turn off gas, electricity, and water. Teach children how and when to call 9-1-1, police, fire department, and which radio station to tune to for emergency information. Learn about the National Flood Insurance Program. Ask your insurance agent about flood insurance. Homeowners policies do not cover flood damage.
During a Flood Watch
Listen to a battery-operated radio for the latest storm information. Fill bathtubs, sinks, and jugs with clean water in case water becomes contaminated. Bring outdoor belongings, such as patio furniture, indoors. Move valuable household possessions to the upper floors or to safe ground if time permits. If you are instructed to do so by local authorities, turn off all utilities at the main switch and close the main gas valve. Be prepared to evacuate.
If indoors: Turn on battery-operated radio or television to get the latest emergency information. Get your preassembled emergency supplies. If told to leave, do so immediately.
If outdoors: Climb to high ground and stay there. Avoid walking through any flood waters. If it is moving swiftly, even water 6 inches deep can sweep you off your feet.
If in a car: If you come to a flooded area, turn around and go another way. If your car stalls, abandon it immediately and climb to higher ground. Many deaths have resulted from attempts to move stalled vehicles.
During An Evacuation
If advised to evacuate, do so immediately. Evacuation is much simpler and safer before flood waters become too deep for ordinary vehicles to drive through. Listen to a battery-operated radio for evacuation instructions. Follow recommended evacuation routes -- shortcuts may be blocked. Leave early enough to avoid being marooned by flooded roads.
After A Flood
Flood dangers do not end when the water begins to recede. Listen to a radio or television and don't return home until authorities indicate it is safe to do so. Remember to help your neighbors who may require special assistance -- infants, elderly people, and people with disabilities. Inspect foundations for cracks or other damage. Stay out of buildings if flood waters remain around the building. When entering buildings, use extreme caution. Wear sturdy shoes and use battery-powered lanterns or flashlights when examining buildings. Examine walls, floors, doors, and windows to make sure that the building is not in danger of collapsing. Watch out for animals, especially poisonous snakes, that may have come into your home with the flood waters. Use a stick to poke through debris. Watch for loose plaster and ceilings that could fall. Take pictures of the damage, both to the house and its contents, for insurance claims.
Broken or leaking gas lines
Flooded electrical circuits
Submerged furnaces or electrical appliances
Flammable or explosive materials coming from upstream
Throw away food items, including canned goods, that have come in contact with flood waters.
Pump out flooded basements gradually (about one-third of the water per day) to avoid structural damage.
Service damaged septic tanks, cesspools, pits, and leeching systems as soon as possible. Damaged sewage systems are health hazards.
Inspecting Utilities In a Damaged Home
Check for gas leaks. If you smell gas or hear a blowing or hissing noise, open a window and quickly leave the building. Turn off the gas at the outside main valve if you can and call the gas company from a neighbor's home. If you turn off the gas for any reason, it must be turned back on by a professional. Look for electrical system damage. If you see sparks or broken or frayed wires or if you smell hot insulation, turn off the electricity at the main fuse box or circuit breaker. If you have to step in water to get to the fuse box or circuit breaker, call an electrician for advice. Check for sewage and water lines damage. If you suspect sewage lines are damaged, avoid using the toilets and call a plumber. If water pipes are damaged, contact the water company and avoid the water from the tap. You can obtain safe water by melting ice cubes.
Floods will most likely occur in the rainy months from April to August. Residents should tune their radios and TVs to local stations for weather advisories. The following stations will broadcast local weather warnings:
KFOR 1240 AM
KLMS 1480 AM
KRKR 95.1 FM
KFRX 106.3 FM
KLKN Channel 8
KOLN 10/11
The Lincoln-Lancaster County Department of Emergency Management stays in direct contact with the National Weather Service. In case of a flood threat they have a network of warning messages and 39 spotters monitoring current local conditions. If a flood threat is detected they will interrupt local cable to deliver the warning message. In case of an evacuation warning, local police and fire personnel will help facilitate the process. Even with the warning system, it is still important to know your evacuation route, and remember that if you feel unsafe at any time you should evacuate and go to higher ground.
Dumping in the streams, ponds, and the drainage system in Lincoln is strictly prohibited according to Section 24.38.060 of the Lincoln Municipal Code. Trash, leaves, dirt, and any liquid other than water are included under this section, and should under no circumstances be dumped in sewers, streams or lakes. Improper dumping can be harmful because all of the storm water drains and streams eventually run together into lakes such as Holmes Lake. Any pollutants or other items dumped into the system will contaminate it and may plug up the storm sewer system which could result in flooding. This effect can be seen at Holmes Lake by looking at the large amount of sediment which has accumulated there in recent years. This has adversely affected the water quality of the lake. On some of the inlets to the storms drains you will find an anti-dumping logo glued or stamped into the concrete. These logos serve as a reminder to protect our natural resources and to protect our citizens from flooding due to drain blockage. If you have questions call the Health Department or the Transportation and Utilities Department.
In 1968, Congress created the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) in response to the rising cost of taxpayer funded disaster relief for flood victims and the increasing amount of damage caused by floods. The NFIP makes Federally-backed flood insurance available in communities that agree to adopt and enforce floodplain management ordinances to reduce future flood damage. National Flood Insurance is available in more than 19,000 communities across the United States and its territories. The NFIP is managed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration and Mitigation Directorate. The Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration manages the insurance component of the NFIP, and works closely with FEMA's Mitigation Directorate, which oversees the floodplain management and mapping components of the Program. The NFIP, through partnerships with communities, the insurance industry, and the lending industry, helps reduce flood damage by nearly $800 million a year. Further, buildings constructed in compliance with NFIP building standards suffer approximately 80 percent less damage annually than those not built in compliance. Moreover, every $3 paid in flood insurance claims saves $1 in disaster assistance payments. The NFIP is self-supporting for the average historical loss year, which means that operating expenses and flood insurance claims are not paid by the taxpayer, but through premiums collected from flood insurance policies.
Top 10 Facts Every Consumer Needs to Know About the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)
Everyone lives in a flood zone. You don't need to live near water to be flooded. Floods are caused by storms, melting snow, hurricanes, water backup due to inadequate or overloaded drainage systems, and dam or levee failure.
Flood damage is not covered by homeowners policies. You can protect your home, business, and belongings with flood insurance from the National Flood Insurance Program. You can insure your home with flood insurance for up to $250,000 for the building and $100,000 for your contents.
You can buy flood insurance, no matter whether your flood risk is high, medium, or low, so long as your community participates in the National Flood Insurance Program. It's a good idea to buy coverage even in low- or moderate-risk areas since almost 25 percent of all flood insurance claims come from low- to moderate-risk areas.
The The Preferred Risk Policy is a low-cost policy for homes in low- to moderate-risk areas.
Flood insurance is affordable. The average flood insurance policy costs a little more than $300 a year for about $100,000 worth of coverage. In comparison, a disaster home loan can cost you more than $300 a month for $50,000 over 20 years.
Flood insurance is easy to get. You can buy NFIP flood insurance from private insurance companies and agents. You may even be able to purchase flood insurance with a credit card.
Contents coverage is separate, so renters can insure their belongings, too. Up to $100,000 worth of contents coverage is available for homeowners and renters. Remember that contents coverage is not automatically included with the building coverage.
Up to a total of $1 million of flood insurance coverage is available for non-residential buildings and contents. Up to $500,000 worth of coverage is available for the buildings, and up to $500,000 is available for their contents.
There is usually a 30-day waiting period before the coverage goes into effect. Plan ahead so you're not caught without flood insurance when a flood threatens your home or business.
Federal disaster assistance is not the answer. Federal disaster assistance is only available if the President declares a disaster. More than 90 percent of all disasters in the United States are not declared by the President. Flood insurance pays even if a disaster is not declared.
Avoiding Flood Damage: Checklist for Homeowners from the Federal Emergency Management Agency
Are you looking for ways to protect your home from flooding? There are many things you can do, depending on the flood hazard in your area, the characteristics of your property, and the zoning and building codes in your community. Some methods are fairly simple and inexpensive; others will require a professional contractor.
This homeowner's checklist will help you become familiar with what you can do. For more information about the costs and benefits of each method, talk to a professional builder, architect or contractor. You should also ask your building department about building permit requirements.
Do you know your flood risk?
Call your local emergency management office, building department or floodplain management office for information about flooding. Ask to see a flood map of your community. There may be a projected flood elevation for your neighborhood. This information will help you determine how much water is likely to come in.
Do you have enough flood insurance?
Even if you have taken steps to protect your home from flooding, you still need flood insurance if you live in a floodplain. Homeowners' policies do not cover flood damage, so you will probably need to purchase a separate policy under the National Flood Insurance Program(NFIP).
It takes 30 days for a flood policy to take effect. This is why you need to purchase flood insurance before flooding occurs. If your insurance agent is unable to write a flood policy, call 1-800-638-6620 for information.
Is the main electric switch box located above potential flood waters?
The main electric panel board (electric fuses or circuit breakers) should be at least 12" above the projected flood elevation for your home. The panel board height is regulated by code. All electrical work should be done by a licensed electrician.
Are electric outlets and switches located above potential flood waters?
Consider elevating all electric outlets, switches, light sockets, baseboard heaters, and wiring at least 12" above the projected flood elevation for your home.
You may also want to elevate the electric service lines (at the point they enter your home) at least 12" above the projected flood elevation.
In areas that could get wet, connect all receptacles to a ground fault interrupter (GFI) circuit to avoid the risk of shock or electrocution.
Have electrical wiring done by a licensed electrician.
Are the washer and dryer above potential flood waters?
For protection against shallow flood waters, the washer and dryer can sometimes be elevated on masonry or pressure-treated lumber at least 12" above the projected flood elevation. Other options are moving the washer and dryer to a higher floor, or building a floodwall around the appliances.
Are the furnace and water heater above potential flood waters?
The furnace and water heater can be placed on masonry blocks or concrete at least 12" above the projected flood elevation, moved to inside a floodwall, or moved to a higher floor. You have more options for protecting a new furnace. Ask your utility about rebates for new energy efficient furnaces. The rebate, plus the savings in fuel costs, could make the purchase attractive.
Furnaces that operate horizontally can be suspended from ceiling joists if the joists are strong enough to hold the weight. Installing a draft-down furnace in the attic may be an option if allowed by local codes. Some heating vents can be located above the projected flood elevation.
Outside air conditioning compressors, heat pumps, or package units (single units that include a furnace and an air conditioner) can be placed on a base of masonry concrete or pressure treated lumber.
All work must conform to state and local building codes.
Is the fuel tank anchored securely?
A fuel tank can tip over or float in a flood, causing fuel to spill or catch fire. Cleaning up a house that has been inundated with flood waters containing fuel oil can be extremely difficult and costly.
Fuel tanks should be securely anchored to the floor. Make sure vents and fill line openings are above projected flood levels.
Propane tanks are the property of the propane company. You'll need written permission to anchor them. Ask whether the company can do it first.
Be sure all work conforms to state and local building codes.
Does the floor drain have a float plug?
Install a floating floor drain plug at the current drain location. If the floor drain pipe backs up, the float will rise and plug the drain.
Does the sewer system have a backflow valve?
If flood waters enter the sewer system, sewage can back up and enter your home. To prevent this, have a licensed plumber install an interior or exterior backflow valve. Check with your building department for permit requirements.
You may have other options for avoiding flood damage depending on your needs and financial resources. These include building drainage systems around the property, sealing openings such as low windows, building levees in strategic locations, constructing exterior floodwalls around basement doors and window wells, reinforcing exterior and foundation walls, elevating buildings above projected flood levels, and relocating buildings away from floodplains.
For more information talk to a professional builder, architect, or contractor. Ask your building department about building permit requirements.
Surface waters, their floodplains, and their watersheds must be viewed as parts of one ecological system. This system exists in a state of dynamic equilibrium. If one of the parts of the system is disturbed, the entire system will readjust toward a new equilibrium. This is true of coastal, river, and lake resources. The geological and biological effects of the system's readjustments toward its new equilibrium are often felt far from the original site of the disturbance and can last for decades. For this reason, if for no other, floodplain development and modification should be viewed with caution and with careful assessment of the potential adverse impacts on natural values.
Floodplains in their natural or relatively undisturbed state provide three broad sets of natural and beneficial resources and hence natural values:
Water resources values include natural moderation of floods, water quality maintenance, and groundwater recharge.
Living resources values include large and diverse populations of plants and animals.
Cultural resource values include historical, archeological, scientific, recreational, and aesthetic sites. Plus there are sites generally considered highly productive for agriculture, aquaculture, and forestry where these uses are compatible with natural values.
Water Resources Values
Natural Flood Storage and Conveyance
The characteristics of the floodplain and of flooding are closely interdependent. Floods shape floodplain topography and soils, and they influence ecology. In turn, the physical characteristics of the floodplains shape flood flows. Except in narrow, steep valleys and areas of coastal bluffs, floodplains provide a broad area to spread out and temporarily store flood waters. This reduces flood peaks and velocities, and the potential for erosion. In their natural vegetated state, floodplains slow the rate at which incoming overland flow reaches the main water body. They also accommodate the natural phenomena of stream meander and beach drifting.
Water Quality Maintenance
Floodplains serve an important function in protecting the physical, biological, and chemical integrity of water. Water that runs off quickly over the surface, as on a barren floodplain, is capable of carrying with it large amounts of sediment and debris to the main water body. A vegetated floodplain, however, slows the surface runoff, causing it to drop most of its sediment load on the floodplain. Vegetation also filters incoming flood waters. Much of the sediment originating on the land drops out, as well as some of the scoured sediment from the channel band and bed. This filtering process may add rich nutrients to the floodplain soil. However, excess nutrients entering the stream in runoff can accelerate eutrophication (when a body of water becomes enriched with dissolved nutrients) in downstream lakes and reservoirs.
The natural floodplain has surface conditions which favor local ponding and flood detention, plus subsurface conditions favor infiltration and storage. The slowing of runoff across the floodplain allows additional time for the runoff to infiltrate and recharge available groundwater aquifers, when there is unused storage capacity. The slowing of runoff provides the additional absorption of aerobic and anaerobic biological action. This value extends into nonflood periods as groundwater discharge acts to naturally regulate the flow in a river or the level of a pond. In other words, during periods of abundant water, the water can enter the groundwater system whenever there is available capacity rather than contribute to seasonal flood peaks. During low flow periods, the water flows from a higher ground-water system into lower surfaces waters, so that the frequency and duration of extremely low flows are reduced.
Living Resources and Habitat Values
The Nation's coastal and riverine floodplains support large and diverse populations of plants and animals. In addition they provide habitat and critical sources of energy and nutrients for organisms in adjacent and downstream terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. The wide variety of plants and animals supported directly and indirectly by floodplains constitutes an extremely valuable and renewable resource which is important to economic welfare, overall enjoyment, and physical well being.
The floodplain is biologically important because it is the place where land and water meet and the elements of both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems mix. The detritus provided by headwater woodlands frequently provides the major source of nutrients and energy that sustain production in woodland streams. Nutrients and energy that enter these upstream areas find their way far downstream into larger rivers and lakes via the aquatic food chain. There are major benefits to this, including: shading of the stream by floodplain vegetation moderates water temperatures; roots and fallen trees provide in-stream habitat; near stream vegetation filters runoff and removes harmful sediments; and such nutrients provide buffers to pollutants. All of which further enhances in-stream environments.
Cultural Resources Values
Floodplains contain cultural resources important to the Nation and to individual localities. Native American settlements and early cities were established along the coasts and rivers in order to have access to water supply, waste disposal, water transportation, and transshipment. Consequently, floodplains include most of the Nation's earliest archeological and historical sites. In addition to their historical richness, floodplains may contain invaluable resources for scientific research. For example, where floodplains contain unique ecological habitats, they make excellent areas for scientific study. The bedrock geology of the area may be exposed in the floodplain. Floodplains may provide open space community resources. In urban communities they may provide green belt areas to break urban development monotony, absorb noise, clean the air, and lower temperatures. Floodplain parks can also serve as nature study centers and laboratories for outdoor learning experiences.
Because of their scenic values and locations, some of which are unique, floodplains are attractive for recreation. Water-oriented sports, boating, and swimming can be based in a natural floodplain park which also may be suitable for hiking and camping. Floodplain wildlife resources can be managed for observation as well as for recreational hunting and fishing. Finally, natural floodplains are valued as constituents of the "wilderness experience" -- an important natural value of our American culture.
Property Owner Drainage Information
Flood Standards for New Growth Areas
Flood Insurance: When Do You Need an Elevation Certificate?
Licensed Professional Information
Contractor Bond, Insurance & State Registrations
Codes & Regulations
bldgsafe@lincoln.ne.gov
Chad Blahak
555 S 10th St, Ste 203
Lincoln, NE, 68508 USA
Work Tel 402-441-7521
24/7 Inspection Line: 402-441-5999
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package com.softwaremill.common.test.web.jboss;

import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils;
import org.testng.annotations.AfterSuite;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeSuite;
import com.softwaremill.common.test.util.MessageWaiter;
import com.softwaremill.common.test.web.jboss.server.JBossAS;
import com.softwaremill.common.test.web.jboss.server.JBossASProvider;
import com.softwaremill.common.test.web.selenium.ServerProperties;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.concurrent.CountDownLatch;

import static java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS;
import static org.testng.Assert.fail;

/**
 * @author maciek
 * @author Pawel Wrzeszcz
 * @author Jaroslaw Kijanowski
 * @author Pawel Stawicki
 * @author Marcin Jekot
 */
public abstract class AbstractJBossRunner {

	private JBossAS jboss;

	protected final static SysoutLog log = new SysoutLog();

	private boolean deploymentComplete = false;

	private static final int MILLISECONDS_IN_MINUTE = 60 * 1000;

	protected abstract ServerProperties getServerProperties();

	protected abstract Deployment[] getDeployments();

	private Process tailProcess;

    private boolean timedout;

	@BeforeSuite
	public void start() throws Exception {
		scheduleTimeout();

		jboss = new JBossASProvider(getServerProperties()).createJBossASInstance();
		undeploy(); // Clean old deployments
		tailProcess = jboss.start();

		deploy();
	}

	@AfterSuite(alwaysRun = true)
	public void shutdown() throws Exception {
		undeploy();
		jboss.shutdown();
		publishLog();
	}

	private Process getTailProcess() throws IOException {
		if (tailProcess == null) {
			// this happens when jboss was already started
			tailProcess = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(
					new String[]{"tail", "-f", jboss.getServerLogPath()});
		}

		return tailProcess;
	}

	private void deploy() throws Exception {
		for (Deployment deployment : getDeployments()) {
			deployment.deploy(jboss.getDeployDir());
			if (deployment.getWaitForMessage() != null) {
                waitForMessageOrTimeout(deployment);
                if (timedout) {
                   fail("Server startup/deploy timeout exceeded.");
                }
			} else {
				Thread.sleep(deployment.getWaitMillis());
			}
		}
		deploymentComplete = true;

		// close the tail process so it doesn't overload
		tailProcess.getInputStream().close();
	}

    private void waitForMessageOrTimeout(final Deployment deployment) throws Exception {

        final CountDownLatch latch = new CountDownLatch(1);
        new Thread(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                try {
                    new MessageWaiter(getTailProcess()).waitFor(deployment.getWaitForMessage());
                    latch.countDown();
                } catch (IOException ex) {
                    throw new RuntimeException(ex);
                }
            }
        }).start();

        while (!timedout && !latch.await(50, MILLISECONDS)) { }

    }

	private void undeploy() throws Exception {
		for (Deployment deployment : getDeployments()) {
			deployment.undeploy(jboss.getDeployDir());
		}
	}

	private void scheduleTimeout() {
		new Thread(
				new Runnable() {

					@Override
					public void run() {
						try {
							Thread.sleep(((long) getServerProperties().getDeploymentTimeoutMinutes()) * MILLISECONDS_IN_MINUTE);
							if (!deploymentComplete) {
                                timedout = true;
                                log.info("Server startup/deploy timeout exceeded.");
							}
						} catch (InterruptedException e) {
							// do nothing
						} catch (Exception e) {
							throw new RuntimeException(e);
						}
					}
				}
		).start();
	}

	protected void publishLog() throws IOException {
		File tmpLogFile = File.createTempFile("jboss_log", ".txt");
		File logFile = new File(jboss.getServerLogPath());
		FileUtils.copyFile(logFile, tmpLogFile);

		System.out.println("##teamcity[publishArtifacts '" + tmpLogFile.getAbsolutePath() + "']");

		deleteLog();
	}

	private void deleteLog() {
		boolean deleted = new File(jboss.getServerLogPath()).delete();
		if (!deleted) {
			log.info("Unable to delete JBoss log");
		}
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Addresses and hours of work
Lavrushinsky lane
Tue, Wed, Sun 10 — 18
Thu, Fri, Sat 10 — 21
Krymsky Val, 10
Artist Houses
Mon, Tue Closed
Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun 10 — 17
The ticket office closes an hour before the end of work of the Gallery.
Tretyakov Gallery
New Tretyakov
Moscow, Lavrushinsky Lane, 119017
Open today,
Archive of Exhibitions
june 19 — august 11
june 05 — december 20
may 11 — october 12
Donation of Oleg Yakhont
october 03 — january 19
october 17 — february 16
Ivan Pokhitonov. From Private Collection
april 25 — june 16
The Swan Princess. Russian Art 1880–1910
february 22 — april 21
february 23 — june 02
The Lessons of Mikhail Larionov
The Genius of the Age
april 29 — september 27
The Love of Traveling. From Caspar David Friedrich to Auguste Renoir
may 10 — september 16
Portraying Russia. Landscape painting from the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery
september 06 — december 06
Check out the best works of Russian art from different eras and authors. On Currently the collection includes more than 180 000 pieces and is regularly updated. The Collection presents major masterpieces from the permanent exhibition
The end of the belle époque. The drawing of the first half of the 19th century
Tretyakov Gallery, Lavrushinsky Lane, 10, halls 49-54
june 09 2017 november 06 2017
Aleksandr Ivanov. The groom who chooses earrings for his bride
K.P. Bryullov. Homecoming of the Roman shepherd
Aleksandr Kaminskiy. In the house of Michelangelo
Pavel Fedotov. Poor girl beauty is the scythe of death
Karl Bryullov. Walking in Albano
According to plans, the art show will exhibit about 200 graphic works from the Tretyakov Gallery's funds. They showcase the ideals of Classicism in the creative pursuits of the best mentors of the Academy of Arts — Alexei Yegorov and Vassily Shebuyev, and also of one of its most gifted students — Karl Bryullov.
Alongside the works of the major artists, other graphic works of the 1830s to the 1850s will be on display, which mirrored the new trends in the development of Russian art of that period. The art show will be completed with a well-known sepia series by Pavel Fedotov, which depicts "moral and critiquing scenes of everyday life" and made a big impact on further development of genre painting.
House Museums
Assessment of the quality of services of cultural institutions
Subscribe to the newsletter of the Tretyakov Gallery:
2017 © The State Tretyakov Gallery
Days of free visits in the museum
Every Wednesday you can visit for free the permanent exhibition "The Art of the Twentieth Century" in the New Tretyakov (Krymsky Val, 10).
Visiting on public holidays
Please note the opening times for the Tretyakov Gallery over the holidays.
November 4 (Sunday) - the exhibitions are open for visitors as usual.
November 5 (Monday) - the exhibitions are open for visitors from 10.00 till 18.00 (last admission until 17.00).
Apollinary Vasnetsov Memorial Flat and Victor Vasnetsov Museum:
November 4 - the exhibitions are open for visitors as usual.
November 5 (Monday) - the exhibitions are closed.
Congratulations on the upcoming holidays and we are waiting in the halls of the Tretyakov Gallery!
Admission is free for visitors listed below
(with valid ID)
persons under 18 years of age;
Russian and foreign students of Art and Architecture colleges and higher educational institutions studying in Russian Federation. The policy does not apply to students with Trainee ID;
ICOM members;
guides with accreditation ID of the Association of Guide-Entrepreneurs and Tour Managers

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Despite 25 years of impressive global development, many people are not benefiting from progress due to persistent discrimination, according to a UN report released Tuesday.
Although they do not specifically target women, social policies like family allowances and pensions have improved the lives of women in Latin America, the region that has made the biggest strides so far this century in terms of gender equality, although there is still a long way to go.
When Rosy Senanayake, Sri Lanka's minister of state for child affairs, addressed the U.N. Commission on Population and Development (CPD) in New York last month, she articulated both the successes and shortcomings of gender equality in a country which prided itself electing the world's first female head of government: Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike in July 1960.
Our world is out of balance. It is both wealthier and more unequal today than at any time since the Second World War.
Rural organisations in Latin America are working on defining their own concept of feminism, one that takes into account alternative economic models as well as their own concerns and viewpoints, which are not always in line with those of women in urban areas.
Judging by how often they make headlines, one might be tempted to believe that women in Bangladesh don't play a major role in this country's affairs.
Kali Sunar, 25, a resident of the Dumpada village in the remote Humla District in Far-West Nepal, lives a life that mirrors millions of her contemporaries.
Earlier this month, the Barack Obama administration announced a new initiative designed to improve girls' education around the world. Dubbed "Let Girls Learn," the programme builds on current progress made, such as ensuring girls are enrolled in primary school at the same rates as boys, and is looking to expand opportunities for girls to complete their education.
Undoubtedly, we are at a crucial time in the advancement of gender equality.
It is estimated that women account for two-thirds of the 1.4 billion people currently living in extreme poverty. They also make up 60 per cent of the world's 572 million working poor.
Audible gasps echoed through the United Nations' Trusteeship Council chamber on Tuesday, with audiences told the grim impacts of unsafe reproductive practices on women worldwide.


Whether for romance, decor or expression of tender, love and care, flowers are perfect expressive mechanisms that can fit into any event. They are beautiful even though scientific names usually don't do them justice. There are different types of flowers categorized scientifically, by color or the type of occasion these gorgeous creations are to serve. Flowers can also be categorized by name depending on a group's interpretation. There are numerous flowers that start with the letter "e" by scientific naming or the common naming style.
Eustoma is one such flower that is native to the Americas and the Caribbean region. The flower comes in various color palettes from purple, lavender, blue and its bi-colors. The flower is a popular cultivated cut flower as it offers many color options. Cultivators should give the flower moderate attention and cultivate it in rich moist soil that is not over-watered. It is a hard and versatile enough flower that will deliver the purpose for which it's meant for.
Euphorbia is a type of flower that has always been taken to stand for persistence and never giving in unless a goal is achieved. The flower loves the tropical climate of the Americas and Africa. As the fourth largest genus of flowering plants, the plant' flowers may come in various species including succulent ones. The color of euphorbia may range from blue grey foliage to deep red depending on the season.
With over 230 different species, Eryngium resembles the thistle. The spiny flowers can mostly be found in grassland areas and cold places with as little temperature as -5 degrees Celsius. Its purple and green colors blend perfectly. Gardeners would so much appreciate the flower to make their back and front lawns look warmly welcoming and colorful.
Resembling a long spike and also known as the Desert Candles, the Eremurus originates from Asia, especially from the Iran and Afghanistan regions. The flower's colors may vary from orange, pink, snow white and yellow. They can be grown all year round as long as their drainage is regularly monitored. Its roots are fragile thus requiring proper care from a gardener.
The Elm flower appeared about 20 million years ago in the Central Asia region. The flower's plant is deciduous. The flower symbolizes dignity and has always been used as a remedy for people experiencing temporary confidence loss. The flower usually blossoms in the springs and is green in color.
Originally from the China and lower Assam area of India, ebony flower is a favorite for tea enthusiasts. It is a lovely black tea flower that boasts of delicate flavor to one's tea and beautifying the garden.
Growing on a densely branched, evergreen and a leafy shrub is the Euryops flower. They are yellow daisies flowers with spindle shape and blunt ends, immediately after they flower. They grow well in the autumn-winter-spring seasons but throughout the year in the forests. They are a marvelous attraction that makes your garden colorful with its `screaming' color nature.
The Echinacea flower has always been grown for its herbal remedy on cold and flu. For gardeners, however, the flower offers its good looks and long lasting nature of pure bliss. The flower is easy to grow and maintain and comes in colors of pink, purple or ivory white. Its popularity is also attributed by the fact that it makes an excellent cut flower.
Found in more than 30 forms, the Edelweiss flower originates from the Asia region. It has always been used to express noble courage and a non-waving daring confidence. The flowers are short lived perennial types that are unable to propagate by seeding after being picked from the same tree over a number of growing seasons. Its white silver color has also been considered as a symbol of purity.
The Erigeron flowers are daisy like in nature. The flowers are almost evenly branched with lavender, pink and white ray flowers that offer a beautiful view of the flower. The flower is not only used for its ornamental purposes but offers a magnificent view of the garden.
Eriostemon flower grows in a small upright shrub. Its roots offers good drainage handling and adapts much well in the gardens. The star shaped five petals of the flower are white in color and originally from the East Coast of Australia.


Today I came to talk about how to make money with Instagram without being influencer.
When we talk about monetization in Instagram, we just think about the Influencers, but there is not only this way of making money with Instagram.
That Instagram brought a new profession, everyone knows. ..the Influencer, although this has already begun with the Bloggers before.
This was pretty new for me, and I did not even think there were people making money that way.
But after I watched a video of a girl named Thais Butler, who works with Digital Marketing and get money with Instagram, working with "Divulgation" I discovered that there is this way to make money.
According to her, today is the only work of her to work with Instagram, but she is not influencer.
She sells "off "follower packages for bloggers, however they are people with 100% real, and already got in a month eight thousand reais only with divulgation.
The work consists in selling "divulgation" to influencers, promising to reach an X number of followers for these accounts, through the work of divulging this accounts.
The differential, according to Thaís is that they are followers of real accounts, is not the same as buying, which gives a great job to achieve this number of followers for customers, so the value be high.
There are a lot of people earning a lot of money in creating websites and apps to help people boost Instagram.
These apps were thought of (or not) in Instagram but are making a success because of the photo sharing app.
And the list is big, all doing sucess a lot because of Instagram.
The search for professional photos has increased a lot because of the creators of content and even for those who want to highlight Instagram with beautiful photos.
If you know how to make well thought out and elaborate photos, type "magazine editorial" it's time to do money with your photos.
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4 Situations When You Should Call Law Enforcement After An Auto Accident
When an accident occurs, there are so many things that are going through your mind. Is there damage that's happened? Is anyone hurt? What do you do next? It's these types of questions that are going to be surfacing when you've been in an accident, but the last thing that you want is to be unsure of the answer. Today we're going to be talking about a serious question that many people have a…Read More
What You Should Do If You Are Involved In A Truck Accident (With A Drunk Driver)
Being in a car accident is a scary situation, especially if one of the vehicles involved was a semi-truck. On top of that, if the driver of the semi-truck was under the influence of alcohol, you likely have another world of problems and injuries to deal with. These drivers are responsible for driving large, heavy vehicles with attached cargo at highway speeds, which is why this kind of reckless be…Read More
What Injuries Are Caused By Truck Accidents?
A collision between a passenger vehicle and a large commercial truck can result in horrific injuries that may be permanent or fatal. In 2014, truck accidents involving passenger vehicles resulted in 111,000 injuries and 3,903 deaths, representing a 17 percent increase from the previous year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The dedicated Tulsa truck accident attorn…Read More
Who Is Liable For A Commercial Truck Accident?
Commercial truck accidents are often very different from a typical collision between two personal-use vehicles. Aside from the catastrophic damage that usually proceeds a truck collision, multiple parties are often involved other than the truck's driver. If you were involved in an accident with a commercial truck, it is important you understand who these parties are and what roles they could hav…Read More
FMCSA Issues New Standards for Entry-Level Commercial Drivers
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) established a Final Rule on Dec. 7, 2016 dictating the minimum requirements drivers must follow in order to obtain a commercial driver's license (CDL). To acquire a CDL, a driver must meet the minimum level of skills and education needed to understand and safely operate a large commercial vehicle, suc…Read More
The Benefits Of Hiring A Truck Accident Attorney
Truck accidents have a higher chance of causing serious injury to those involved compared to auto accidents with small vehicles. If you are injured in an accident, it is important to hire a truck accident attorney in Tulsa who is experienced in handling accidents with commercial trucks and the companies that own them. Whether you were a pedestrian, bicyclist, the driver of a car involved in the a…Read More
Regulators Propose Speed Limiters to Reduce Truck Accidents
In an effort to reduce truck accidents, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) have proposed a new requirement that heavy-duty vehicles be equipped with speed limiting devices. The proposed speed limiters would cap the maximum speeds of trucks and similar large vehicles to between 60 and 68 miles per hour. The NHTSA an…Read More
Cars and Trucks Causing More and More Pedestrian Deaths
A new report issued this spring by the Governor's Highway Safety Association reveals there were more pedestrian deaths in 2015 compared with 2014 statistics. In 2015, 10 percent more pedestrians died due to motorcycle, truck and vehicle collisions. If you were injured in a motorcycle, truck or auto collision at no fault of your own, reach out to our truck accident attorneys in Tulsa at The Edwar…Read More


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Q: JQuery, how to make page scroll when div slides down so you can see it I have some jquery code which opens hidden divs on my page from a dynamic list of data, the trouble is if you click a row from low down on the page it opens the div below the bottom of the page and you have to scroll down to see it, is there a way to set some sort of anchor or get jqyer to scroll to bottom of div when it opens so the user can see it?
here is my code:
//CHECK IF ROW IS VISIABLE
if (!$('#'+rowid).is(':visible')) {
//HIDE ANY OPEN ROWS
$("#tableToggle tr.toggleable").fadeOut('fast', function() { });
//DO SLIDE LOAD FUNCTION
$('#'+rowid).slideDown('slow', function() { });
$("#einfo"+rowid).load(url, function(response, status, xhr) {
if (status == "success") { $("#loader"+rowid).hide(); $('#einfo'+rowid).slideDown('slow'); } });
//HIDE ALL TOGGLEABLE ROWS
}else { $("#tableToggle tr.toggleable").fadeOut('fast', function() { });}

Thanks for looking, hope you can help

A: You can scroll to the div in question using $('html').scrollTop() which you can use to adjust the window's scroll bar to the correct.
To determine the correct height, get the scrollTop() property of the target element.
Example code may look like:
$('html').scrollTop($('#myDivContainer').scrollTop()); // Scroll to desired element

Additionally, you can have a smoother transition by using jQuery's animate function:
$('html').animate({ scrollTop: $('#myDivContainer').scrollTop() }, 2000); // Animated scroll over 2 seconds

Note that .scrollTop will return zero to display:none styled elements, so be sure to fire this code after unhiding the container.

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Karate Illustrated magazine is a United States magazine published by Black Belt, Inc. It was a bi-monthly and then a monthly magazine. It ran from September 1969 to August 2000. In May 1986, it changed its name to Karate Kung Fu Illustrated Magazine. In February 2000, it changed its name back to Karate Illustrated Magazine.


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set autoRestVersion=0.17.0-Nightly20160731
set source=-Source https://www.myget.org/F/autorest/api/v2

set accountSpecFile="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/azure/azure-rest-api-specs/master/arm-datalake-store/account/2016-11-01/swagger/account.json"
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Court remands Kebbi ex-gov, others in EFCC custody
By Ahmadu Baba Idris, Birnin Kebbi
3 mins ago Nigeria
[file photo] EFCC
Justice Basse Onu of the Federal High Court, Birnin-Kebbi, Kebbi State, yesterday remanded former governor, Saadu Usman Dakingari, and two others in the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) custody pending ruling on their bail application on December 10, 2018.
The judge made the pronouncement after listening to the prayers by counsel to the first, second and third defendants.
Dakingari and the other accused persons, Sunday Dogoyaro and Garba Kamba, are standing trial over a 13-count charge bordering on conspiracy and money laundering levelled against them by the EFCC.
The lead counsel to the EFCC, J.A Ojogbane, told the court that the defendants should take their pleas, and that the 13-count charge should be read to them for the trial to begin. He said his team was ready for the trial along with their witnesses.
The defendants pleaded not guilty to all the charges.The counsel to the first defendant, Adegboyega Awomolo (SAN), while applying for bail, told the court that his client was a former governor of Kebbi State without record of criminal cases, arguing that he would not jumped bail if granted.
Awomolo also pleaded that the judge rule in interim on his client's bail application by remanding him in EFCC custody in either Kebbi or Sokoto State to avoid the long distance he would have to travel to Kano State, where the zonal office of the EFCC is located.
The counsel to the second defendant, O. A. Dada, in his application for bail supported with a 21-paragraph affidavit, argued that if granted bail, his client would not jump it, as he has been punctual consistently since the commencement of the case.
He also pleaded that if his client would be remanded, he would ally with the submission of the 1st defendant that the EFCC custody in Birnin-Kebbi and Sokoto State should be considered.
Counsel to the 3rd defendant, Ahmed Fingilla, argued that his client had represented Nigeria in many countries as a diplomat with unblemished record.
Fingilla, thereafter, pleaded that his client be remanded in EFCC custody in Birnin-Kebbi or Sokoto State.The EFCC counsel, who did not object to the bail application, urged the court to use its discretion in granting it.
Justice Onu ordered that the three defendants be remanded in Birnin-Kebbi office of the EFCC pending the final ruling on their bail application on December 10,2018.
EFCCSaadu Usman Dakingari
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RESOLUTION - Honoring and recognizing Mark McHenry on the occasion of his election as President of the American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration.
RESOLUTION - Declaring the month of March 2018 to be National Reading Month in Kansas City, Missouri; and recognizing the efforts of Turn the Page KC with Kansas City students reading.
COMMUNICATION - Notice to the City Clerk from the Flintlock Shoppes Community Improvement District regarding their proposed budget for fiscal year ending April 30, 2019.
COMMUNICATION - Notice to the City Clerk from the Old Foundation Community Improvement District regarding their proposed budget for fiscal year ending April 30, 2019.
COMMUNICATION - Notice to the City Clerk from the Skelly Community Improvement District regarding their proposed budget for fiscal year ending April 30, 2019.
COMMUNICATION - Notice to the City Clerk from the Metro North Square and Commons Community Improvement District regarding the certification of election results for the election held on January 30, 2018.
COMMUNICATION - Notice to the City Clerk from the Uptown Community Improvement District regarding their proposed budget for fiscal year ending April 30, 2019.
COMMUNICATION - Notice to the Mayor and City Council from the City Clerk pursuant to Rule 7.07, listing the Semi-Annual Docket items considered by the Airport and Transportation Committee, Finance and Governance Committee, Joint Committee of the Finance and Transportation Committee, Planning, Zoning and Economic Development Committee and the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. No other Standing Committees had Semi-Annual Docket items to consider.
I move that the resolutions listed on today's docket as "Resolutions for Same Day Adoption" be presented to Council for consideration for immediate adoption today.
RESOLUTION - Appointing Jeff S. Smith and Leah C. FitzGerald as successor directors to the 5050 Main Community Improvement District.
(Sub.) RESOLUTION - Directing the City Manager to promote active shooter training in our local schools.
Approving and authorizing settlement of a claim by Jack Bowsky, Claim No. T1718-1022A.
Declaring certain real property generally located in the Beacon Hill Redevelopment Area in Kansas City, Missouri, surplus to the City's needs; authorizing the Director of General Services to offer the sale of the City's interest in this real property in accordance with City regulations, to later convey it; and execute related documents to complete the transfer of the real property to continue development of the Beacon Hill project.
Authorizing the Director of Public Works to execute a License Agreement with the Marlborough East Neighborhood Association for a portion of the property located at 3001 East 81st Street, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, for general maintenance and aesthetic site improvement purposes.
Authorizing the acceptance of an $88,050.00 Fair Housing Assistance Program Grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Partnership Funds for the purpose of education and outreach regarding the impediments to fair housing; estimating $88,050.00 in the Neighborhoods Grants Fund; and appropriating that amount to the Fair Housing Grant 17 accounts.
Approving the 27th & Madison PIEA General Development Plan for an area of approximately 0.3 acre and generally located at the northeast corner of Madison Avenue and W. 27th Street; declaring the area blighted and insanitary and in need of redevelopment and rehabilitation pursuant to the Missouri Planned Industrial Expansion Law, Sections 100.300-100.620, RSMo; and authorizing abatement to the full extent authorized by applicable law pursuant to Section 9 of Second Committee Substitute for Ordinance No. 160383, as amended. (754-S).
Accepting the recommendation of the Tax Increment Financing Commission as to the termination of the Uptown Theater Tax Increment Financing Plan; terminating the Uptown Theater Tax Increment Financing Plan and Redevelopment Area; terminating the designation of redevelopment project areas; declaring as surplus those funds within the special allocation funds established in connection with the Uptown Theater Tax Increment Financing Plan; estimating $426,000.00; and directing the City Clerk to transmit copies of this ordinance.
(Sub.) Authorizing the Director of General Services to enter into a Cooperative Agreement with the Planned Industrial Expansion Authority of Kansas City, Missouri (the "PIEA") to transfer by special warranty deed title to real property generally located at E. 22nd Street on the north, E. 23rd Street on the south, Prospect Avenue on the east and Olive Street on the west except that portion dedicated for public street purposes, to facilitate redevelopment within the 22nd/23rd Street Connector PIEA Planning Area; removing from such Cooperative Agreement certain real property previously approved for transfer by the City; directing the City Clerk to record this ordinance; and declaring this Ordinance to have an accelerated effective.
I move that the Charter requirement for reading of ordinances on three separate days be waived for the ordinances on today's docket listed as "Second Readings" and that they be placed on the docket next week for final reading.
(Sub.) RESOLUTION - Expressing the concerns of the City Council regarding the Master Development Agreement and subsequent amendments between the City of Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City Live, LLC, and directing the City Manager to negotiate certain amendments to the Thirteenth Amendment of Master Development Agreement and report back to the City Council.
Authorizing the City Manager to execute the Thirteenth Amendment of Master Development Agreement and Fourth Amendment to City Parking Easement and Agreement with Kansas City Live, LLC, and any documents related thereto, for the purposes of providing certain financial incentives in connection with approximately 300 residential units to be constructed on Block 139 in the KC Live entertainment area; establishing the Special Obligation Series 2019A Bond Fund; estimating and appropriating revenues in the amount of $17,500,000.00 in the Series 2019A Bond Fund; designating requisitioning authority; declaring the City's intent to reimburse itself from bond proceeds; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
Levying taxes for Fiscal Year 2018-19 for the General Revenue, Health Levy, General Debt and Interest, and Museum Special Revenue Funds on all property in Kansas City subject to taxation on January 1, 2018; providing for the extension of such levies by the Director of Finance; and authorizing the collection by the Director of Finance.
(Sub.) Pursuant to Section 68-582 of the Code of Ordinances, setting the rates for the trafficway maintenance tax, the park and boulevard maintenance tax, and the boulevards and parkways front foot assessment at $0.00 for Fiscal Year 2018-19.
Amending Chapter 60, Code of Ordinances, entitled Sewers and Sewage Disposal by repealing Sections 60-2, 60-3, 60-9, and 60-30 and enacting in lieu thereof new sections of like number and subject matter, that adjust charges for sewer service and impose a two percent payment in lieu of taxes upon the City Sewer Fund's gross revenues derived from sewer services to the City's residential and commercial customers to be paid to the General Fund and charged to residential and commercial customers; and establishing an effective date.
Amending Chapter 78, Code of Ordinances, entitled "Water" by repealing Sections 78-6, 78-10, 78-11, 78-20, and 78-28 and enacting in lieu thereof new sections of like number and subject matter, that adjust charges for water service and impose a two percent payment in lieu of taxes upon the City Water Fund's gross revenues derived from water services to the City's residential and commercial customers to be paid to the General Fund and charged to residential and commercial customers; and establishing an effective date.
(Sub.) Establishing Fund No. 3519, the General Obligation Series 2019A Bond Fund in the records of the City of Kansas City, Missouri; estimating revenues and appropriating $60,659,128.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the General Obligation Series 2019A Bond Fund; designating requisitioning authorities; declaring the intent of the City to reimburse itself from the bond proceeds for certain expenditures; authorizing the Director of Finance to close project accounts; and establishing the effective date of this ordinance.
(Sub.) Adopting the annual budget of the City for the Fiscal Year 2018-19; closing the Revolving Public Improvement Fund to the General Fund; renaming the 5330 Fund the Super TIF 3rd and Wyandotte Garage Fund; estimating the revenues for the fiscal year; appropriating for the purposes stated the sums set forth in the budget; designating requisitioning authorities; directing the Director of Finance to make the necessary entries upon the City's records to show the appropriations and allocations provided for; and authorizing inter-fund loans.
Amending Chapter 10, Alcoholic Beverages, by repealing Section 10-211 and enacting in lieu thereof a new section of like number and subject matter which will allow an applicant within a newly created area of the East Bottoms to bypass the density requirement when applying for a retail sales-by-drink license without effecting the density calculation of other licensed establishments.
Accepting the recommendations of the Tax Increment Financing Commission as to the Third Amendment to the Bannister & I-435 Tax Increment Financing Plan; approving the Third Amendment; and directing the City Clerk to send copies of this ordinance.
I move that the Charter requirement for reading of ordinances on three separate days be waived for the ordinances on today's docket listed as "First Readings" and that they be placed on the docket next week for final reading.
Authorizing the City Attorney to negotiate and execute Legal Services Contracts with a joint team, consisting of the law firms Simmons Hanly Conroy and Williams Dirks Dameron, for the provision of legal services related to the opioid epidemic.
Authorizing the City Attorney to negotiate and execute a Legal Services Contract with Wagstaff & Cartmell, LLP, for the provision of legal services related to pharmaceutical pricing.
Approving the issuance by the City of Kansas City, Missouri, of its special obligation bonds on a taxable basis to reimburse a contribution made by the City in the amount of $35,000,000.00, in connection with the Convention Center Hotel Project, such bonds to be issued in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $39,000,000.00; approving and authorizing certain documents and actions relating to the issuance of the bonds; renaming Fund No. 3435 as the 2018A Taxable Special Obligation Bond Fund; estimating and appropriating revenues in the amount of $500,000.00 in the 2018A Taxable Special Obligation Bond Fund; designating requisitioning authority; authorizing the Director of Finance to close project accounts; and recognizing an accelerated effective date.
Estimating and appropriating $3,500,000.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the Central City Sales Tax; designating requisitioning authority; and recognizing an accelerated effective date.
Authorizing the Director of General Services to execute a five-year and two-month lease agreement with one five-year renewal with Pad Thai Express LLC for the purpose of a restaurant located at 1124 Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64106.
Appropriating $150,000.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance in the Capital Improvements Fund to the Street Lighting account; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
Appropriating $153,674.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the Sewer Special Assessment Bond Fund; authorizing a $558,812.00 construction contract with Site Rite Construction Company, Inc., for the N.W. 55th Street and N.W. Flintridge Road Sanitary Sewer Extension project; authorizing a maximum expenditure of $614,696.00; assessing the properties benefited; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
Authorizing a $735,000.00 agreement with TranSystems Corp. for construction management/construction inspection services for the Englewood Road Complete Streets Upgrade project; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
Authorizing condemnation and taking of private property interests for public use for Street Right of Way purposes and for Permanent Water Main, Storm Drainage, and Temporary Construction Easements, for the construction, location and maintenance of Project No. 89020217, "North Brighton - 58th Street to Pleasant Valley Road", from Northeast 58th Street, north to Pleasant Valley Road, and Project No. 80002027, "36-inch Water Transmission Main Extension, N.E. 64th Street and N. Brighton Ave. to N.E. Pleasant Valley Rd. Near Searcy Creek", all in Kansas City, Clay County, Missouri; providing for the payment of just compensation therefore; authorizing continued negotiations and purchase by the Director of the Department of Public Works; authorizing the filing of the petition for condemnation by the City Attorney on behalf of the City; and directing the City Clerk to record this ordinance in the office of the Recorder of Deeds for Clay County, Missouri.
CLOSED SESSION Pursuant to §610.021of the Revised Statutes of Missouri, there may be a closed session to discuss: • legal matters, litigation or privileged communications with attorneys, pursuant to subsection (1); • real estate matters, where public knowledge of the transaction may affect the legal consideration, pursuant to subsection (2); • personnel matters, pursuant to subsections (3) and (13); • employee labor negotiations, pursuant to subsection (9); • specifications for competitive bidding, pursuant to subsection (11); and • sealed bids or proposals, pursuant to subsection (12). The City Clerk's Office now has equipment for the hearing impaired for use with every meeting. To check out the equipment please see the secretary for each committee. Be prepared to leave your Driver's License or State issued Identification Card with the secretary and she will give you the equipment. Upon returning the equipment your license will be returned.


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A lot of people are going to experience financial issues at some point or another. The sad truth of the matter is that a lot of people do not know how to properly manage their money. This is going to cause them to overspend in one area. That could result in them not being able to pay their bills. When you've run into trouble, you're probably going to freak out. Don't. Remember that you're not alone. There is financial assistance out there. Within this guide, you're going to find out more about resources for those needing financial help.
First and foremost, you should analyze your current situation. What is causing your financial troubles? Have you been unable to find a job? Or, have you lost your job recently? The economy is not perfect and finding a good job can definitely be tough. Thankfully, there is help out there. You should start by visiting your local unemployment office. When you do, you'll be able to speak with a helpful representative. They'll take your information and attempt to find a suitable job for you. This is definitely a good way to learn more about the job opportunities available to you.
There is a good chance that you have a bank account. If so, you should definitely visit your bank's office. When you're in need of money, you should speak with your bank about taking out a loan. Just make sure that you ask for a reasonable amount. Otherwise, they may refuse to lend you the money. It is also possible to obtain loans online. Just remember that those online payday loans come with greater risks. Either way, you should definitely try taking out a loan to deal with your problem temporarily.
While you're at it, you should understand that there is help online. The Internet is full of resources and they're definitely going to be immensely beneficial. When you head online, you'll be able to find support groups. These groups can help you get through the tough time. They'll offer supportive words that can definitely perk you up. You'll also be able to find blogs and sites dedicated to financial issues like the Better Credit Blog. Read these websites can provide you with tips and suggestions for dealing with your unique situation. Be sure to spend some time online!
You'll also be happy to know that there are many nonprofit organizations out there that can help. The resources that they offer really depend on the organization in question. Some can help you come up with a solution to overcome your problem. Others are going to help you find work and additional income. Be sure to check out the nonprofits in your area. There is a good chance that you'll be able to find one or two that will help.
You may also want to think about hiring a financial counselor. It is definitely going to cost you a little bit of money, but it could pay off dividends in the long run. With help from a financial counselor, you'll be able to find ways to deal with the issue. You'll learn how to save more money and make more. They're going to help you pretty much every step of the way. Be sure to find a good counselor with a spotless history. Otherwise, you might be throwing your money away. Always do your research to guarantee that they'll actually be able to help you out.
Finally, you should take the time to speak with your boss. There is a good chance that you have a good relationship with this individual. They're more than likely going to help you out. Your boss can help you in a number of ways. They can point you in the right direction and help you secure a loan. They'll also be able to provide you with advice. Finally, there is a good possibility that your boss will be able to help you acquire additional working hours. That could be the key to solving your problem right then and there. Don't hesitate to speak with your boss. They'll be thrilled to help. Be sure to use their advice to deal with the issue at hand.


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Stanisław Kostka Pruszyński herbu Rawicz (zm. w 1796 roku) – podstoli mścisławski w 1750, kasztelan żytomierski w latach 1786-1795, kasztelan owrucki w latach 1775-1784, sędzia ziemski żytomierski w latach 1766-1775, cześnik żytomierski w latach 1763-1766, rotmistrz wojsk litewskich w 1792 roku.

W 1764 roku był elektorem Stanisława Augusta Poniatowskiego z województwa kijowskiego i posłem tego województwa na sejm elekcyjny.  Był członkiem konfederacji Sejmu Czteroletniego w 1788 roku.

Syna Wawrzyńca Laurentego, żonaty 1v. z Różą  Stempkowską  h. Suchekomnaty i 2v. z Franciszką  Jełowicką h.własn. (wdową po Antonim Pauszy (v.Pawszy).

Fundator kanonii przy katedrze kijowskiej i klasztoru bernardynów w Żytomierzu, współfundator klasztoru bazylianów w  Łucku.

W 29 listopada 1788 roku został odznaczony Orderem Orła Białego, w 1776 roku został kawalerem Orderu Świętego Stanisława.

Bibliografia
 Kawalerowie i statuty Orderu Orła Białego 1705-2008, 2008, s. 242.
 Volumina Legum, t. IX, Kraków 1889, s. 470.

Przypisy

Cześnicy żytomierscy
Członkowie konfederacji Sejmu Czteroletniego
Elektorzy Stanisława Augusta Poniatowskiego
Elektorzy władców Polski (województwo kijowskie)
Kasztelanowie owruccy
Kasztelanowie żytomierscy
Odznaczeni Orderem Świętego Stanisława (I Rzeczpospolita)
Odznaczeni Orderem Orła Białego (I Rzeczpospolita)
Oficerowie armii Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego
Posłowie na Sejm I Rzeczypospolitej (województwo kijowskie)
Posłowie na sejm elekcyjny 1764
Stanisław Kostka Pruszyński
Rotmistrzowie I Rzeczypospolitej
Senatorowie świeccy I Rzeczypospolitej
Senatorowie za panowania Stanisława Augusta Poniatowskiego
Sędziowie ziemscy żytomierscy
Urzędnicy ziemscy I Rzeczypospolitej
Zmarli w 1796

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Mountain birch and the nordic treeline
The treeline in the Nordic region is formed by the mountain birch. This species complex, composed of a variety of forms, subspecies, and hybrids, is found in Fennoscandia and on the Kola Peninsula. Mountain birch and its close relatives extend farther east in Russia and westward to Iceland and Greenland.
A number of factors may explain why the Nordic treeline is formed by a broadleaf tree, unlike the coniferous treeline found across much of the rest of the Arctic. The climate of Fennoscandia, in particular the influence of the ocean, is a major contributor. Higher humidity helps accelerate the bud break of birch to a greater degree than for most other deciduous trees. More importantly, the birch grows at lower summer temperatures than spruce and pine in Fennoscandia. The average-daily-maximum isotherm of 13.2°C for the four warmest summer months has been found recently to be the figure of highest significance in association with the mountain birch forest-line. In most areas of Fennoscandia, this places the upper limit of birch some 150-200 meters above the treeline for conifers, and also farther north.
While climate determines the potential treeline, the actual limit of mountain birch in the Nordic countries has often been depressed by grazing. In northern Finland, northernmost Norway and Sweden, and in some subalpine areas of southern Norway, reindeer are the main grazing animal. In other parts of Fennoscandia, such as the subalpine areas of western Norway and particularly in Iceland, grazing by sheep has been very extensive and has strongly influenced the growth of mountain birch. Grazing by invertebrates, particularly the cyclic outbreaks of geometrid moths, is an important cause of mortality for mountain birch.
In the last 50 to 80 years, many of the outfarms established over the course of several centuries for summer grazing in the mountain birch belt were abandoned, and there may now be a succession towards new mountain birch growth at those locations. Because of the harsh climate, however, the succession is slower than might have been expected, indicating that the position of the current tree line reflects more the influence of past climate than that of current conditions. The slow response may explain why the Nordic mountain birch treeline has only weakly advanced in recent years, despite higher average temperatures. Human influences today include increased tourism and the building of cottages and ski lifts. The slow recovery rate in the region causes the impacts of such activities to be visible for several years.
Frans E. Wielgolaski, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway. From CAFF publication, Arctic Flora and Fauna, 2001. www.caff.is
Map: Treeline in the Barents Region.


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