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Mount Airy Family Lawyers
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Stephen Rue
Family Lawyer Serving Mount Airy, LA
Experienced, award-winning Louisiana Family Law attorney. Call today!
I am an experienced Louisiana Family lawyer dedicated to advocating for families in cases involving child custody, divorce, child support, spousal support, and more! Call today! Read More »
Elizabeth Anne Williams
Louisiana Family Law Attorney
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James A. Graham
Call for Consultation! Compassionate & Assertive Louisiana Family Law Attorney!
I provide affordable, knowledgeable and professional legal services throughout South Louisiana. I will work tirelessly to deliver results for your family! Visit my website for information or call for a consultation. Read More »
Loyd Bourgeois Jr
(985) 240-9773	50 Wade Street Ste 9
Luling,	LA 70070
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfLuling, LA Family Law Lawyer with 16 years of experience
Family, Divorce, Personal Injury and Social Security Disability
Growing up, I had the typical south-Louisiana experience. I learned to swim before I could walk when I was thrown from the boat while fishing down in Lafitte (I do not know anyone who did not learn to swim that way). I used to know French may che. I raised alligators taken from the nest after wrestling mom for fun. And I used to have this great Cajun accent when I was the waterboy for the football team.
My name is Loyd Bourgeois. And while that is not exactly my life story, it is...
Lucy Killen
LULING, LA Family Law Attorney
(985) 240-9773	50 Wade St Ste 9
Corey Michael Oubre
Luling, LA Family Law Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(985) 785-6620	732 Paul Maillard Rd
Family, Environmental and Personal Injury
(504) 443-2400	3309 Williams Blvd
Kenner,	LA 70065
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfKenner, LA Family Law Attorney with 33 years of experience
Family, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Estate Planning
Harvard Law School and Loyola University New Orleans College of Law
Choose Attorney Stephen Rue. FREE CONSULTATION* CALL 24/7 (504)529-5000 (985)871-0008 Voted "BEST ATTORNEY" in Gambit Weekly "Best of New Orleans" 5-STAR YELP, GOOGLE, AVVO and Lawyers.com Reviews. Stephen Rue is selected as the 2021 "TOP ATTORNEY" by New Orleans Magazine. Stephen Rue is selected as a 2021 SUPER LAWYER. He is the founder of BEST ATTORNEYS OF AMERICA. HAPPY CLIENTS have given testimonials saying, "Mr. Rue is the Best!" "Extremely Competent" "Truly a Blessing." "A Beast in the Courtroom" "Extremely Happy!" "Highly Recommend" "Powerful Attorney" "Beyond Expectations" "Great Results" Attorney Stephen Rue and his associated attorneys have handled thousands of cases with over 33 years of personal injury, ...
Ellen Cronin Badeaux
(985) 892-1955	324 N. Theard St.
Covington,	LA 70433
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfCovington, LA Family Law Attorney with 29 years of experience
Family, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Personal Injury
Ellen put herself through both undergraduate and law school. She a married, mother of two. Both her husband and daughter are also attorneys as are a nephew, father-in-law, 3 brothers-in-law and one brother-in-law who was elected judge. She was drawn to the areas of family law, criminal defense and plaintiff personal injury and has never changed course. She has practiced in Ascension, East Baton Rouge Jefferson, Livingston, Orleans, St. Bernard, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa and Washington Parishes for her entire 25 years of legal experience including, Amite, Baton Rouge, Chalmette, Covington, Denham Springs, Franklinton, Gonzales, Gretna, Hammond,...
Harold E Weiser
New Orleans, LA Family Law Attorney with 12 years of experience
(504) 358-2273	3801 Canal St, STE 205
New Orleans,	LA 70119
Family, Criminal, Divorce and Personal Injury
Mr. Weiser is a Partner at the Weiser Law Firm, LLLC and practices Civil Ligation, Family Law and Criminal Law. Mr. Weiser is a member of the Louisiana State Bar, he is a member of the New Orleans Bar Association, Jefferson Parish Bar Association, and National Association of Criminal Defense lawyers He practices law in the Southern District of Texas, Eastern District of Louisiana & the Western District.
Mr. Weiser is a graduate of Loyola University School of Law in Civil Law with a Certificate International Law. His Bachelor's degree is from Loyola University in New Orleans with honors. Mr....
Morgan Travis Allison
Houma, LA Family Law Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(985) 853-8557	7836 Park Ave.
Houma,	LA 70364
Free ConsultationFamily, Elder and Estate Planning
Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge
Author and attorney Morgan Allison earned a Juris Doctorate from the LSU Hebert Law Center in 2001. He practices family and estate law in Houma, Louisiana with his wife and law partner Elizabeth Allison. In addition to his legal skills, Mr. Allison brings extensive technological skills from years of computer software coding and forensic computer investigation to the service of his clients
Mr. Allison has served the community as a volunteer EMT/firefighter, District Chairman for the Boy Scouts of America, and currently as a member of the board of directors of the Houma Rotary Club.
Peggy Gonsoulin Vallejo
Covington, LA Family Law Lawyer with 22 years of experience
(985) 892-6855	428 W 21st Ave
Family, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Probate
Peggy Gonsoulin Vallejo graduated from Tulane Law School in May 1999 and was admitted to the Louisiana State Bar in October 1999.
Her practice consists of civil litigation with a strong focus on personal injury, divorce, child support, spousal support, and succession matters. She has clients in all of the surrounding parishes in the Greater New Orleans Metro Area including St. Tammany, Orleans, Jefferson, Washington, Tangipahoa, Livingston and East Baton Rouge.
Robert Lowe
(504) 517-8160	701 Poydras St
Family and Appeals
As one of the founders of Lowe Stein, Mr. Lowe is a top-rated attorney in New Orleans who has revolutionized family law matters. For over 40 years, he has been the trusted name for individuals in need of legal representation. As a Board Certified family law specialist, Mr. Lowe helps clients with issues such as child visitation, custody, spousal and child support, pre- and post-nuptial agreements, divorce actions, property partitions, and more. He has practiced before all six Louisiana appellate courts, the Federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal, the United States Supreme Court, and federal district courts in Louisiana. In...
Melanie Lockett
New Orleans, LA Family Law Lawyer with 16 years of experience
Family, Education, Employment and Insurance Defense
Loyola University School of Law
Melanie Lockett is an experienced litigator in diverse areas of law including insurance coverage and defense, education, commercial litigation, employment law, professional liability, and family law. She has litigated a vast array of legal issues in Louisiana state and federal courts. She has also successfully appealed cases to Louisiana Courts of Appeal and Louisiana Supreme Court. Melanie's innovative and diligent approach to representing clients has led to notable successes for insurance companies, insurance agents, tenured professors, university students, and victims of discrimination. Melanie is an involved member of several professional organizations. She is an active member...
Kim Ngan Nguyen
Family and Divorce
University of Vienna Law School, Vienna, Austria and Loyola University New Orleans
Kim Ngan Nguyen brings dedication and passion for family law to Lowe, Stein, Hoffman Allweiss, & Hauver, LLP. She attended the University of New Orleans, where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree. She went on to earn her Doctor of Jurisprudence from Loyola University College of Law. Her commitment to helping people and families pushed her to focus on family and domestic law. As a New Orleans family lawyer, Ms. Nguyen's practice includes complex divorces, child custody, property disputes, dissolution of business entities in a divorce, and more. An avid member of the legal community, she frequently lectures at...
Louis J. Cosenza
Gonzales, LA Family Law Attorney with 45 years of experience
(225) 647-6644	1404 S Burnside Ave
Gonzales,	LA 70737
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfFamily and Divorce
Louis J. Cosenza is a skilled litigator with experience in diverse areas including tort law, medical malpractice, lawyer disciplinary proceedings, and criminal defense and prosecution in state and federal courts and military Courts Martial. In his 40+ years as a lawyer, Mr. Cosenza has also represented clients in a wide variety of civil disputes, notably in the areas of contract and property law.
A native of New Orleans who has spent over 20 years practicing law in a large town, Louis also lived and practiced law for 10 years in rural west Louisiana. This life experience has given him a valuable...
Jeffrey Mitchell Hoffman
(504) 517-8160	701 Poydras Street, Suite 3600
Family, Business and Personal Injury
Jeffrey Hoffman first joined Lowe Stein in 2004 as an associate attorney. His success and hard work earned him the title of partner in 2013. As a New Orleans family law attorney, Mr. Hoffman has a comprehensive understanding of the complications involved with domestic disputes. He can litigate and negotiate matters such as custody, spousal support, child support, prenuptial agreements, community property partitions, and more. Mr. Hoffman has had tremendous success in litigating child custody jurisdiction cases. In 2013, his dedication in family law earned him recognition as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers® Magazine and he has maintained...
Jennifer M. Bonneau
New Orleans , LA Family Law Lawyer with 18 years of experience
(504) 488-0678	118 West Harrison Avenue
New Orleans ,	LA 70124
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Estate Planning
Southern University Law Center
.Attorney and Counselor at Law
Jennifer M. Bonneau has represented individuals, insurers, small businesses, insurance companies, and corporations in a variety of cases. She has extensive experience in helping clients resolve disputes through negotiations, trials, mediation, arbitration, and appeals.
Jennifer has served as both lead and assistant counsel in litigation resulting in millions of dollars in recovery to clients injured as a result of others. She represents clients in state and federal courts in matters both simple and highly complex. Jennifer is a Qualified Family Law Mediator and has also served as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for...
Jacqueline Epstein
(504) 322-3211	935 Gravier Street
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce, Domestic Violence and International
Mr. James Zitzmann
Covington, LA Family Law Lawyer with 7 years of experience
(504) 434-0462	1106 West 19th Avenue
James is the managing member and managing attorney of Zitzmann Law, LLC and founded the firm in 2014.
He attended Louisiana State University for his undergraduate degree. While at Louisiana State, James was involved in Louisiana State University Student Government and was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. He graduated in 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science.
He attended the Loyola University New Orleans College of Law where he was a member of the Loyola Law and Technology Annual. While attending, he received the Loyola Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship and the Academic Excellence...
Steven C Tureau
Gonzales, LA Family Law Lawyer with 13 years of experience
(225) 647-9999	12320 Hwy 44 Suite 3C
Family, Divorce, Estate Planning and Personal Injury
Born and raised in Ascension Parish, Steven Tureau has been around the law his entire life. Not only does his practice with his father, helping injured clients. In his career, Steven has been named as one of Louisiana's Top 10 Personal Injury Attorneys by the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys and by the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys. The National Trial Lawyers recently named Steven Tureau as one of "Louisiana's Top 40 Attorneys Under 40" in plaintiff civil cases. In 2015, Steven received the distinguished award of being named as a Louisiana Rising Star by SuperLawyers.
The injury...
Mitchell Hoffman
(504) 517-8160	701 Poydras St, Ste 3600
Family, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Insurance Defense
Mitchell J. Hoffman earned both his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Tulane University. He received his JD in 1976. He has been in private practice since that time representing individuals and companies throughout the Greater New Orleans area. Over the years, Mr. Hoffman developed an expertise in family law and his practice now includes significant involvement in divorce, custody, community property issues, pre and post-nuptial agreements, partitions and a host of other family law related matters. Mr. Hoffman also has experience trying cases involving insurance defense, mergers and acquisitions, corporate and business law, and general litigation. He qualified to become...
Robert H. Harrison Jr.
Denham Springs, LA Family Law Attorney with 34 years of experience
(225) 664-1500	Suite F-2
32350 LA Hwy 16
Denham Springs,	LA 70726
Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University
Robert H. Harrison, Jr. of the Harrison Law Firm is a lifelong resident of Livingston Parish. He is a graduate of Louisiana State University with a Bachelor of Criminal Justice degree. He received his Juris Doctorate from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at LSU, where he was selected for the Louisiana Law Review, was a Flory Trial winner and was a member to the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. Following law school, Mr. Harrison was a law clerk for the Hon. J. Michael McDonald of the 19th Judicial District Court. Mr. Harrison is a former partner in the...
Siobhan Sullivan Leger
Baton Rouge, LA Family Law Lawyer with 10 years of experience
(225) 522-4996	8680 Bluebonnet Boulevard, Suite F
Baton Rouge,	LA 70810
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce, Elder and Estate Planning
Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University and Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University
After practicing in the areas of estate planning, estate administration, probate, and real estate law for several years with a boutique law firm in the Baton Rouge area, Siobhan Leger opened the Leger Law Group, LLC. As the managing attorney for the Leger Law Group, LLC, Siobhan now practices in all areas of civil law, but continues to focus her practice on wills & trusts, estates, real estate, Medicaid and Veteran's Aid & Attendance planning, and family law.
Siobhan Leger is a graduate of both Louisiana State University, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in English, and the Paul M....
Adam Granville Young
(504) 541-0248	909 Poydras St #1600
Free ConsultationFamily, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Estate Planning
Adam Young grew up in Abbeville, Louisiana and attended Tulane University School of Law, earning his Juris Doctor degree in 2005. Following graduation, Adam worked for law firms and companies in the Oil & Gas industry in Louisiana, gaining business law experience that he has transferred to his own practice. He has experience in bankruptcy law, in which he focuses on complex bankruptcy situations. Adam is a member of the Bankruptcy Section of the Louisiana Bar Association, as well as the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. Additionally, he has extensive experience representing clients in divorce and family law cases,...
Amber L. Cain
New Orleans, LA Family Law Lawyer with 9 years of experience
(504) 302-0416	318 Harrison Avenue
Marynell Lapuyade Piglia
Family, Divorce, Employment and Workers' Comp
Marynell Piglia exudes confidence in her practice and epitomizes the effectiveness of hard work and tenacity. Practicing civil litigation, family law, and employment law, she represents clients in matters such as discrimination, sexual harassment, workers' compensation, divorce, and related family law matters. Ms. Piglia earned her undergraduate degree from Southeastern Louisiana University, magna cum laud. She was the recipient of a President's Medal for Academic Excellence. She went on to receive her law degree from Loyola University, where she served on the Loyola Law Review, as chair of the Moot Court Board, and a member of the Moot Court teaching...
(504) 777-3625	701 Loyola Ave
James Graham has worked as an educator in New Orleans. He then served in executive positions in real estate and education. After earning a degree from Loyola Law School, Mr. Graham sought to use his real world experience to benefit clients in his community. He is a member of the New Orleans Bar Association and the American Bar Association. Mr. Graham is admitted to practice before state and district courts in Louisiana.
A shining moment for Mr. Graham came when he assisted his first client to secure incorporation papers so that he could legally operate his new business in Louisiana. Another...
Sarah Pfeiffer
(504) 366-4025	400 Poydras
Tulane University School of Law and University of Kentucky College of Law
I am Sarah Pfeiffer, single mom, attorney, and fiercely positive legal advocate for all types of families. I work with families to build a pathway through conflict that creates lasting peace, more financial security, space for personal and parental growth, and allows the adults involved to model healthy relationships for their children.
Collin Melancon
New Orleans, LA Family Law Attorney
Free ConsultationFamily, Criminal, Divorce and Personal Injury
After practicing for several years at one of the most respected and top rated defense firms in Louisiana, Collin and three other experienced lawyers formed Mansfield Melancon with the goal of providing his clients the personal attention that they deserve and expect from their attorney.
Collin has experience advocating for clients in both Louisiana federal and state courts. He has handled cases ranging from complex business disputes to individual disagreements. Collin is admitted to practice in all Louisiana state courts, in the United States District Courts for the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Louisiana, and the United States...
Felix Anthony DeJean IV
Baton Rouge, LA Family Law Attorney with 25 years of experience
(225) 344-2639	604 St Ferdinand St
Family, Criminal and Personal Injury
Felix Anthony DeJean IV, known to friends and family as Andy DeJean, opened DeJean Law Office, LLC in 1997. Andy, was born and raised in Louisiana and received his JD from Southern University Law School in 1997. Andy is married to Amy Maida DeJean, and they have four children together. Andy's guiding concern is to give clients clear and straightforward advice on complex areas of law. He does not want to settle a case before it even gets to court. He wants to take your matters to trial to aggressively seek the results you want and deserve. Andy DeJean he has...
Mr Eric Malveau
(504) 470-3604	3110 Canal St
Free ConsultationFamily, Business, Divorce and Domestic Violence
Malveau Law Firm, L.L.C. provides legal representation for clients with Criminal, Family, Juvenile, Personal Injury, Traffic & Municipal matters in the New Orleans metropolitan area.
DeVonna Ponthieu
Denham Springs, LA Family Law Lawyer with 19 years of experience
(225) 236-8125	30984 LA Hwy 16
Family, Criminal, Divorce and Estate Planning
DeVonna Ponthieu attended Southeastern Louisiana University in 1993 and graduated cum laude in May 1998. She applied and was accepted to the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law School and graduated in 2001. After passing the bar exam, she opened her private office in Denham Springs and has been practicing law there ever since. She has had cases in all of the 21st Judicial District (Livingston, Tangipahoa and St.Helena), East Baton Rouge Parish, Ascension Parish, East Feliciana and other parishes.
DeVonna is a member in good standing with the Louisiana State Bar Association. She was a past president, vice-president and secretary/treasurer...
Erik Lane Burns
(225) 791-2340	510 N Range Ave
Family, Criminal, Estate Planning and Personal Injury
Erik Burns was born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana where he continues to reside with his two sons. Prior to graduating from the Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center in 1993, Erik graduated from Catholic High School of Baton Rouge and then obtained a B.A. degree in Business Management with a minor in marketing from Southeastern Louisiana University. Erik began his practice in downtown Baton Rouge as a solo practitioner where he did significant personal injury work having worked closely with a seasoned attorney. In 1997 Erik was presented with an opportunity to move his office...
J. Mark Robinson
(225) 654-0404	BATON ROUGE,	LA 70821
Free ConsultationFamily, Construction, Divorce and Estate Planning
25 years experience representing individuals, families, businesses and regulatory agencies on a local, state, multi-state and federal level. Come to your location for Construction/Corporate Law and others on a case by case basis. Serve GBR and surrounding towns for Family Law needs.
Laurel A. Salley
Metairie, LA Family Law Lawyer with 23 years of experience
(504) 837-5499	3445 N. Causeway Blvd.
Metairie,	LA 70002
Laurel Salley was born and raised in the New Orleans area. She attended St. Martin's Episcopal School, the University of Miami, Louisiana State University and Tulane Law School.
While at St. Martin's, Laurel was very involved in the Key Club, a community service organization for high school students. During her years at LSU, she was involved with many campus organizations, including Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. After graduation from LSU, Laurel joined the Lakeside Kiwanis Club, the same community service organization that sponsored her high school's Key Club. She is a member of the Lakeside Kiwanis Club to this day.
While attending Tulane...
Charles Michael Raymond
(504) 605-0777	365 Canal Street, Suite 1475
New Orleans,	LA 70130-6533
Free ConsultationFamily, Business, Personal Injury and Probate
My practice has varied over the last 40 years. My major areas of concentration involve litigation, family law, wills and estates, oil & gas, environmental, business legal analysis and contracts and most recently expropriations by governmental entities and public works contracts. I have been licensed in Louisiana, Mississippi and District of Columbia. I continue to represent clients in Louisiana and Mississippi today. I have many years of experience in the state and federal courts in Louisiana and Mississippi.
Susan W. Culpepper
(504) 430-7999	830 Union St., Ste. 300
Free ConsultationFamily, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Juvenile
Susan became interested in guiding families through the legal process when she witnessed the suffering caused by uncaring attorneys and a misunderstanding of the legal process by the average person who simply want results and to move forward with their lives. Susan is especially interested in helping fathers fight for custody and/or time with their children, because fathers often seem to get the least respect from the courts. Susan offers reasonable flat rate fees for Louisiana or Mississippi family law clients once she determines how she might best assist them. She recently partnered with attorney William...
Mr. Jeffrey S. Wittenbrink
(225) 308-6850	331 St. Ferdinand Street
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfFamily, Divorce, Personal Injury and Probate
Jeffrey S. Wittenbrink is a Board Certified Family Law Specialist in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He handles difficult and complex custody and community property cases associated with divorce; adoptions, paternity and grandparent custody cases. He also handles personal injury cases, wills and successions and general civil and criminal litigation. He is most recently associated with First Amendment litigation on behalf of Pastor Tony Spell, of Central, Louisiana, and has defended Firehouse BBQ in Watson, Louisiana in litigation against Governor Edwards' Covid-19 restrictions.
Tracy Rotharmel Shanks
(504) 509-5000	1205 St. Charles Avenue,
Free ConsultationFamily and Divorce
With a mission to serve her clients with respect, professionalism, and skill, Tracy Rotharmel Shanks uses her experience to successfully represent people in family law, personal injury, and other legal issues.
It shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg every time you want to talk with your lawyer. By aiming to keep expenses reasonable and services efficient, Rotharmel Shanks, LLC is breaking new ground in client relations. With a cost-conscious attitude and a wealth of knowledge and experience, Tracy has capably counseled clients from all areas of Louisiana.
Tracy Shanks - New Orleans Divorce Attorney. Serving clients in Jefferson, Orleans, St....
Donald Cazayoux Jr
(225) 650-7400	257 Maximillian St
Family, Business, Divorce and Personal Injury
Don Cazayoux is a former U.S. Attorney, congressman and state representative. He received a B.A. in Psychology in 1985, went on to obtain his law degree from Georgetown University in 1991, and the obtained a M.A. in Psychology in 1993. Don focuses on consumer cases involving severe injuries such as spinal injuries, broken bones, and scarring, while also practicing white-collar criminal defense. Don has substantial trial experience in both state and federal injury claims.
Joaquin Shepherd
Mandeville, LA Family Law Lawyer with 16 years of experience
(504) 920-9050	1795 W. Causeway App.
Mandeville,	LA 70471
Father of 3. From New Orleans. Live in Mandeville. Have practiced throughout Southeast Louisiana primarily in domestic, personal injury, and succession litigation.
Douglas Daniel Brown
Hammond, LA Family Law Attorney with 25 years of experience
(985) 310-6900	505 South Oak Street
Hammond,	LA 70403
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Personal Injury
Douglas D. Brown, Attorney at Law, is a husband and father of three, and has practiced personal injury law, criminal defense and family law in Tangipahoa Parish for two decades. After working in Washington, D.C. for Congressman Richard Baker, Brown served as a judicial law clerk for State District Judges Ray Chutz in Amite and M. Douglas Hughes in Livingston. He later served as the City of Hammond's Assistant City Prosecutor and first In House Attorney. Before earning a JD degree at Louisiana State University's Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Brown attended Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. and earned a...
Jon Bethune
(504) 218-8570	4701 Tchoupitoulas Street
Family, Divorce, Insurance Claims and Personal Injury
Jon Bethune's extensive knowledge and resolute style of litigation makes him one of the most sought-after independent attorneys in Louisiana. Jon has tried countless cases on both the State and Federal level all the way from initial consult through trial. His award-winning practice has garnered him both local and national attention, as well as received extremely high client satisfaction ratings. Jon Bethune is licensed to practice law in Louisiana, and specializes in Personal Injury and Family Law litigation. Our insistence on providing excellent communication between Jon Bethune and his clients sets us apart from...
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The City of Van Alstyne is a growing community and, as such, has established standards for the platting process. Plats for the sale or transfer of land and for the development or redevelopment of land must be submitted according to the standards required by law and outlined in the checklists below.
In accordance with Section 28 of the Zoning Ordinance, only property with permanent zoning may be platted. Please refer to the Zoning page if permanent zoning has not been received.


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FDA's Anti-Tobacco Campaign
February 6, 2014 by mtoler	Blog
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The FDA just launched it's new anti-tobacco "The Real Cost" campaign, targeting at-risk teens. 8,000 young people will be monitored over the next two years to see if the campaign has any effect. It's expected to cost $400 million, which will come from fees paid to the US by Big Tobacco.
The tables are turning on tobacco, and there's emphasis being placed on teens who are in the industry's crosshairs. They are being sought after as the replacement customers for those that die every day from tobacco-related illnesses. Here are the spots from the FDA's "The Real Cost" campaign.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention relaunched their "Tips from Former Smokers" campaign and anti-smoking group Legacy will also debut a media campaign this summer in an attempt to combat the $8 billion marketing efforts by the tobacco industry each year.
In addition to that, CVS made a game-changing move by announcing it will no longer sell tobacco products in its thousands of retail stores. Things should get interesting…
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After returning home wounded from an IED attack, former soldier Kaleb Palmer is hailed as a hero. But survivor's guilt makes him feel like a fraud. He hopes setting up a business in Ouray, Colorado, will give him a purpose and help him forget. But his new office manager has her own plans. Grace McAllen brings light and hope wherever she goes, and she's getting Kaleb to open up. As she helps him make Mountain View Jeep Tours a success, Kaleb realizes a happy ending is in reach, if he can convince Grace to stay in town—and his life—forever.


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Launceston (/ˈlɑːnsən/ LARN-sən; /ˈlɑːnsɛstən/ LARN-ses-tən; /ˈlɔːnsɛstən/ LAWN-ses-tən or /ˈlɔːnstən/ LAWN-stən) (Cornish: Lannstevan; rarely spelled Lanson) is a town, ancient borough, and civil parish in east Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.
Dunheved was the Southwestern Brittonic name for the town in the West Saxon period.
Launceston is situated just over one mile (1.6 km) west of the River Tamar which marks the border between Cornwall and Devon and is often referred to as the "gateway to Cornwall".
The full title of the modern civil parish is Launceston, St Mary Magdalene (which includes the town itself) and it is in the Diocese of Truro. The population of Launceston, St Mary Magdalene parish in the 2001 census was 7,135.
Launceston's motto is Royale et Loyale for its adherence to the Cavalier cause during the English Civil War of the mid-17th century.
Content on this page is licensed under CC-BY-SA from the authors of the following Wikipedia pages: List of twin towns and sister cities in the United Kingdom, Launceston, Cornwall. Note that the data on Wikipedia is highly unreliable. In many cases, sister cities are missing or wrongly listed. Some cities also have different levels of partnership. If you find an error, please make a correction on the relevant Wikipedia pages and cite your sources.


Bordeaux and its region are primarily known for their wines, but to accompany the famous wines, local cuisine is advantageous to keep the comparison. This is the case in Bordeaux, a city whose restaurants quality is proven. From fine dining to small neighborhood bistro, here are the top 10 best restaurants of Bordeaux, in all categories.
One of the most famous places of Bordeaux, long Michelin starred, the Gabriel offers gourmet cuisine in a refined setting and a side bistro equally pleasant for the puck.
An address that has the look, with its cozy and elegant setting. A perfect marriage with an admittedly small but very neat Card: A to Z table that exudes quality .
A restaurant reserved for curious minds culinary novelty. MILES innovates with creative modern cuisine, orchestrated by two young chefs with inventive minds drawing inspiration from around the globe.
In the city center of Bordeaux, an address that appears to be unanimous among its guests. Gastrointestinal and creative cuisine combined with a wine cellar, a must in Bordeaux, all led by a passionate young chef oenology.
Do not miss. A brew pub typical Bordeaux, with good atmosphere, a continuous clientele, great food and of course wine ... much the same, with an excellent wine list to accompany your meal.
In the historic center of Bordeaux, a refreshing international dining and wide: in Gironde, the ocean is never far away! As its name suggests, this restaurant specializes in oysters (on or take away), and lovers feast.
This is not because we are in Bordeaux need to be confined to Aquitaine flavors. Moshi Moshi is the town benchmark for Japanese cuisine. In a refined setting, the classics are on the menu.
Behind the Chartrons table completely designed for vegetarians and vegans, using only organic products to prepare a nice list of original and tasty dishes. Even carnivores were deceived: test .
A place where there is the ambiance and good wine, one is in Bordeaux. This discreet bistro offers simple cuisine in the dining room or in the basement, in parallel with a large choice of wines of Bordeaux.


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Information published on 10 March 2020 in the UIC electronic newsletter "UIC eNews" Nr 682.
UIC and infrastructure manager organisation RailNetEurope work together to remove language barriers in Europe
Shift2Rail
Translate4Rail
During their first advisory board on 25 February, UIC and RNE reported on their Shift2Rail funded project Translate4Rail. Translate4Rail aims at developing a language tool that removes the cumbersome language barriers in international train operations. Despite many attempts to overcome interoperability issues, the need of a level B1 language certificate for train drivers is still one of the many examples of a lack of a level playing field between different modes. It hinders rail freight reliability and reduces competitiveness.
Translate4Rail (T4R) is a good example of how future innovation initiatives could be managed through close collaboration between all stakeholders involved: Rail innovation agency Shift2Rail Joint Undertaking, the infrastructure managers here represented by RNE and the rail freight sector united in Rail Freight Forward represented by UIC.
By capitalising on earlier work, the sector will be able to develop a viable, cost effective and quickly implementable solution. The solution will be a tool or device where train drivers and signallers can use their own native language and still communicate in an effective and safe manner. The project spans over 24 months and started on 2 December last year.
Already the project delivered a benchmarking analysis on the state-of-the-art of speech to speech technology. It showed that a lot of attempts have been made but none of them comply with the qualitative and safety standards applicable within the sector.
To follow are the actual development and testing of a language tool. One of the many research questions to answer will be where the tool or device should be located. A number of options are open and will be further developed during the course of this project leading to pilot testing.
Pilot testing will take place first in a secure environment (laboratory tests) before being undertaken in real operational conditions (field tests).
Advisory Group attendees were the European Union Agency for Railways, DG Move, CIT, New Opera, Railway Undertakings and Infrastructure Managers.
https://translate4rail.eu/
This project has received funding from the Shift2Rail Joint Undertaking (JU) under grant agreement No 881779. The JU receives support from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and the Shift2Rail JU members other than the Union.
For further information please contact Paolo Freitas, Senior Freight Advisor:
freitas@uic.org
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UIC Director General participates in the 75th session of the UNECE Working Party on Rail Transport (19 November 2021) UIC Director General participates in the OECD 2021 GGSD Forum, 'A green recovery: rethinking the green environment and transport' (18 November 2021) Rail Freight Forward - the future of mobility (10 November 2021) Hungary: State grant for single wagon transport in Hungary (8 November 2021) Rail Freight Forward digital platforms (RFF DP) connecting the dots in rail freight (5 November 2021)
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e-News articles with keyword Shift2Rail
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On 29 January 2018, as part of his visit to Zagreb, the European Union's Counter-terrorism Coordinator, Mr. Gilles de Kerchove visited the Security and Intelligence Agency where he met with the Director, Daniel Markić and his associates.
They discussed issues such as a comprehensive EU approach to preventing and combating terrorism and radicalization in Europe, terrorist threats and radicalization in southeast Europe as well as the role of EU institutions and security intelligence agencies in the fight against terrorism.
On 12 April 2018 as part of his visit to Croatia, the Commissioner for Security Union Julian King also visited the Security-Intelligence Agency ant talked to Director Daniel Markić and his associates.
European Commission's delegation accompanying Mr. King consisted of Branko Baričević, Head of the European Commission in the Republic of Croatia and Joanna Deka, member of the Commissioner King's Cabinet.
Main discussion topics of the meeting were current security threats and challenges to the European Union such as terrorism, organized crime and cyber criminality.
Commissioner for Security Union is in charge of the implementation of the European Agenda on Security and identifying where the EU can help the cooperation between member states, and improving information and intelligence sharing, including a stronger role for EU agencies.
Domestic Policy and National Security Committee of the Croatian Parliament accepted at its closed session held on 15 March 2018 the Report on the Work of the Security and Intelligence Agency for the year 2017.
Director of the Security and Intelligence Agency Daniel Markić presented the report to the members of the Committee.
The Annual Report contains an overview of the work of all the segments of the Security and Intelligence Agency and represents one of the ways in which the Croatian Parliament, through the Domestic Policy and National Security Committee, conducts oversight of the work of the Security and Intelligence Agency.
Pursuant to the Security and Intelligence System Act, the Security and Intelligence Agency also submitted the annual report on its work to the President of the Republic, Speaker of the Croatian Parliament, President of the Government of the Republic of Croatia and Head of Office of the National Security Council.
Director of the Security and Intelligence Agency Daniel Markić attended the 54th Munich Security Conference on 16-17 February 2018.
This year's conference focused in particular on the role of the EU as a global actor and its ties with Russia and the United States. Also discussed were the growing threat to liberal international order, a number of conflicts in the Middle East and the political developments in the Sahel region in Africa.
Director Markić participated in the work of a special round table dedicated to intelligence work "Dare to Share vs. Need to Know: Globalizing Intelligence" and held a number of bilateral and multilateral meetings.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Mr. Damir Krstičević chaired a regular session of the Council for the Coordination of Security Intelligence Agencies.
The session gathered Minister of Interior Mr. Davor Božinović, Heads of Security Intelligence Agency, Military Security Intelligence Agency and Institute for the Information Systems Security, as well as the Chiefs of Police and General Staff and Head of the Office of the National Security Council.
The session participants adopted the proposed Annual guidelines for the work of security- intelligence agencies for 2018 and discussed the data on current security situation in the Republic of Croatia, assessing it as stable and satisfactory. The Minister of Interior informed the Council members on the elements of envisaged structural and functional changes within MoI aiming towards enhancing antiterrorist capacities.
The Council also discussed a number of topics concerning the functioning of the security-intelligence and defence systems in the effort to optimize investments into capability development and use of< material, human and organizational resources of state institutions intended to protect the security of Croatian citizens.
On 3 Nov 2017 a round table with civil society organizations' representatives was held in SOA HQ.
It gathered representatives of civil society organizations dealing with human security issues, asylum seekers' international protection, human rights and transparency.
The topics discussed included considering the role of the Security Intelligence Agency in procedures of granting international protection in the Republic of Croatia and dissemination and reliability of information appearing in public space in contemporary societies.
On 26 Sept 2017 Director of the Security Intelligence Agency (SOA) Mr. Daniel Markić and his associates were officially received by the Director General of OSA BiH (Obavještajno-sigurnosna agencija BiH) Mr. Osman Mehmedagić in Sarajevo, following media reports on alleged covert surveillance of Croatian state officials and businesspeople by OSA BiH.
economic interests of the Republic of Croatia.
SOA noted OSA BiH's assurances with the belief that the legality of OSA BiH's actions, if they decide to take any, will be confirmed by the appropriate bodies of oversight in Bosnia and Herzegovina in accordance to the proscribed procedure of democratic oversight of the security intelligence sector. As part of its counterintelligence activities, SOA will continue to follow the development of this issue< and its dialogue with OSA BiH.
During their meeting, the Directors also commented on SOA's 2017 Public Report. OSA BiH confirmed statements and information published by SOA in the Public Report pertaining to the security situation in Southeast European countries.
SOA i OSA BiH are partners in preventing and combatting threats and challenges faced both by Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, such as terrorism, extremism and organized crime. SOA will continue to actively work on developing this partnership, bilaterally, as well as the EU and NATO Member State. These efforts will include its support in reaching Euro-Atlantic work standards.


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The curious case of the village that has more books than inhabitants
There is Emily Dickens watching you. Not far away, you can also find Shakespeare. And yes, if you look closely there is also Dostoevsky, together with Pirandello and Francis Scott Fitzgerald. Is a dream? No, it is Hay-on-Wyea village nestled in the picturesque county of Powys, Wales, "populated" more from books than from human beings. A real dream not only for booklovers, who can find here any literary work they love or want to discover, but also for those in search of peace.
Yes, because Hay-on-Wye is the perfect embodiment of fairytale village embraced by greenery, with many brick houses and sloping roofs. The air smells of dew, yellowed pages and hay. And not surprisingly, since 2018, he has been chosen by the The Guardian for its Book-Festival, in full respect of the tranquility of the place and with great joy of all the inhabitants, who welcome tourists with typical dishes and drinks.
The story of Hay-on-Wye
We're sure you'll be as interested as we are to know how Hay-on-Wye came to be the quintessential Welsh book village. To understand this, we need to take a step back to when, in Norman times, the village was built at the northernmost point of the Brecon Beacons National Park and close to the southern side of the River Wye. The goal of its foundation was to give a home to those who cultivated what are still considered today the most varied and beautiful campaigns that the British Isles has to offer.
In particular, as the name of the town itself says, the specialty of the place was hay [Hay in inglese n.d.r], which was grown in abundance and in different variants, more or less valuable. Over time though, Hay-on-Wye became a resting place for several nobles and aristocratsincluding William de Braose, a rioter who contributed to the revolt against the monarchy and who built his castle right there.
The fact that it was a chosen place for those seeking peace, led to the construction of small houses and masonry houses, which are still part of the town's panorama. Hay-on-Wye's fate as a town dedicated to books and culture, however, was decided when in 1961 (therefore in times one could say recent), such Richard Booth he took over an old building, once a fire station, to open his first used book store.
Hay-on-Wye, used books and the autonomous principality
At the time, Hay-on-Wye had barely 300 inhabitants who had to come and go from the big cities to get books. Yes, there was a very small bookshop, but it really only sold the bare essentials. Booth's idea succeeded bring many books to the city at very low cost and was a huge success, to say the least, attracting visitors from other Welsh villages. What happened next is truly original and has made Welsh history.
Booth, in fact, partly to get publicity and partly because everyone loved him enough, on April 1, 1977 decided to publicly proclaim Hay-on-Wye as an autonomous principality and, soon after, proclaimed himself "King" of the new state. Booth, what he was a fabulisthe knew perfectly well that it was pure fantasy, yet with this move he managed to attract the attention of many people, leading people to really see Hay-on-Wye as if it were an independent kingdom and even to be compared to Richard the Lionheart .
Driven by this success, on April 1, 2000, Booth managed to organize a curious (and suggestive) coronation ceremony for himself, which was actually also a way to create "The Hay House of Lords", i.e. a advice of equal Lords that on his death they might inherit his place and continue to carry on the reign of Hay-on-Wye as an island of books, learning and merit.
Hay-on-Wye: city of books and literary festivals
What Booth wished for still exists: from April 1, 1977 to today, Hay-on-Wye has remained the city of books. In the village you can find any type of book: there are millions of publications (the number is not declared) between first-hand texts and used texts, compared to only 460 inhabitants. Hay-on-Wye is officially recognized as destination of choice for bibliophiles in the UK and he also received this appointment from King Charles III and his consort Camilla.
In the village they are present in everything 25 bookshops it's a couple of libraries, with more similar structures on the way. For a peaceful coexistence between booksellers, each bookshop specializes in something or, if generic, has a unique touch that ensures that it does not "take away" customers from the others: some sell antiques, some sell clothes, still others specialize in sale of typical food and drinks of the place.
Every year, all bookshops and libraries collaborate for theHay Festival of Literature & Artsorganized by The Guardian, and for i book festival organized during the summer and autumn solstices. If you love books, organize trips during these periods: you won't regret it.
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Juprelle (en való Djouprele) és un municipi belga de la província de Lieja a la regió valona. Es troba enmig del camí de Lieja a Tongeren i manté el seu entorn rural malgrat la proximitat amb l'aglomeració de Lieja.

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Fexhe-Slins, Juprelle, Lantin, Paifve, Slins, Villers-Saint-Siméon, Voroux-lez-Liers i Wihogne (Nudorp).

Municipis de Lieja

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App Academy is one of the preeminent coding bootcamps in the U.S. With an average of 80-90 hours of work per week and an admissions rate of just 5%, it is one of the most rigorous and prestigious private programming educators around. On Monday, the company announced that it had launched a new online platform for coding instruction, and that access would be offered to any learner for free.
App Academy Co-Founder and CEO Kush Patel. Wikimedia Commons.
The online learning platform hosts over 1,500 hours of educational material—roughly an equivalent amount of content to a bachelor's in computer science. The offerings include video, readings, and projects that condense the company's six years of programming instruction.
According to Patel, however, the material found on App Academy's online platform will differ significantly from a CS degree in that it is geared toward getting learners employed.
When coding bootcamps were still emerging as a viable avenue to a career in tech, App Academy set itself apart by offering a commission-based alternative to paying tuition. Similar to an income share agreement, the bootcamp originally allowed students to pay nothing up front. Instead, they were required to send 15% of their salary the year after graduating and being placed in a coding position.
That commission-based tuition ran into some hiccups. Today, App Academy is priced more realistically for the tech sectors surrounding their San Francisco and New York campuses. Learners can either pay everything up front at a cost of $17,000 or they can defer payment until placed in a career. After this time, graduates will owe $25,000. Hybrid plans are also available.
The new online platform will allow students to bypass these costs, though they won't receive anywhere near the same services. Third-party professional trainers—both online and off—have increasingly begun to offer learners a great deal of career services on top of their education. App Academy has successfully trained and placed over 2,500 of their graduates in jobs in the tech sector since launching just six years ago.
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I have been doing a lot of major changes to my blogs for the past week that it might have look completely different (except for the posts) just a month ago and to the point that I myself don't know where everything is, but I did so to make it look nicer or to simpfily complicated things like difficult-to-remember URLs for 2 of my blogs.
Editing and moving non-classic blogger HTML codes around is tougher than the classic ones. Here's a tip if you were to do so, or copy from an external site: The widgets you had made are somewhere at the bottom (if "expand widgets" is unchecked) somewhere below " (Header)". Copy that part over the new one.
The Japanese version of this blog did have changes to the layout, including the former layout of the anime blogs, but in the end, it looked quite smillar to the former layout of this blog (both had the same, but the jap ver had blue instead of maroon with larger fonts).
I seem to become sleepier as I continue to type this. I don't want to sleep, but my body says otherwise. I also seem to be staring into space in between words too, even as I type this. What's going on? I think I better end here before I doze off.


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Lebakherang is een bestuurslaag in het regentschap Kuningan van de provincie West-Java, Indonesië. Lebakherang telt 993 inwoners (volkstelling 2010).

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Q: How to remove a MenuItem's vertical line between the icon column and the text I almost have my menu item visual style the way I want it, but I cannot figure out how to hide the verticle line that used to seperate what used to be the icon column and the text column.
I am aware and have seen many other questions and answers that are trying to remove the icon COLUMN but other similar questions and answers I have found here either dont remove this line just the icon column and end up with the same result, or set the menu items background to cover it up (which I would like to avoid).
You can just barely make it out here running between the "s" and the "t" in my Test Menu Item:

My style and template thus far are as you would probibly expect it to look:
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    <Geometry x:Key="UpArrow">M 0,4 L 3.5,0 L 7,4 Z</Geometry>
    <Style x:Key="MenuScrollButton" BasedOn="{x:Null}" TargetType="{x:Type RepeatButton}">
        <Setter Property="ClickMode" Value="Hover"/>
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                        </RepeatButton>
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                <Setter Property="Visibility" TargetName="Icon" Value="Collapsed"/>
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            <Trigger Property="IsHighlighted" Value="True">
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                <Setter Property="BorderBrush" TargetName="templateRoot" Value="{x:Null}"/>
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            <MultiTrigger>
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                <Setter Property="Background" TargetName="templateRoot" Value="{StaticResource MenuItem.Highlight.Disabled.Background}"/>
                <Setter Property="BorderBrush" TargetName="templateRoot" Value="{StaticResource MenuItem.Highlight.Disabled.Border}"/>
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    </ControlTemplate>
    <Geometry x:Key="RightArrow">M 0,0 L 4,3.5 L 0,7 Z</Geometry>
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        <Border x:Name="templateRoot" BorderBrush="{TemplateBinding BorderBrush}" BorderThickness="{TemplateBinding BorderThickness}" Background="{TemplateBinding Background}" Height="22" SnapsToDevicePixels="true">
            <Grid Margin="-1">
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                    <ColumnDefinition Width="13"/>
                    <ColumnDefinition Width="*"/>
                    <ColumnDefinition Width="30"/>
                    <ColumnDefinition SharedSizeGroup="MenuItemIGTColumnGroup" Width="Auto"/>
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        <Setter Property="BorderThickness" Value="1"/>
        <Setter Property="ScrollViewer.PanningMode" Value="Both"/>
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        <Setter Property="Template" Value="{DynamicResource MenuContentSubmenuItemTemplateKey}"/>
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                <Setter Property="Background" Value="Transparent"/>
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                <Setter Property="Foreground" Value="{StaticResource Menu.Static.Foreground}"/>
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                <Setter Property="Padding" Value="6,0"/>
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            <Trigger Property="Role" Value="SubmenuHeader">
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    </Style>

A: Your problem is most likely in that you apply your style not to all MenuItems. For example, suppose you have:
<Menu>
    <MenuItem Header="Top item"
              Background="White">
        <MenuItem  Header="Sub Menu Item"
                   Background="White"
                   Style="{StaticResource MenuItemStyle1}" />
    </MenuItem>
</Menu>

With such layout you will observe problem you describe with "Sub Menu Item". That is because it is placed inside Popup defined by template of parent item, and parent item has default template.
If you change it so that parent item also has your style:
<Menu>
    <MenuItem Header="Top item"
              Background="White"
              Style="{StaticResource MenuItemStyle1}">
        <MenuItem  Header="Sub Menu Item"
                   Background="White"
                   Style="{StaticResource MenuItemStyle1}" />
    </MenuItem>
</Menu>

Problem disappears.

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Discussion in 'Commuting' started by wheres me jumper, 17 May 2010.
I am planning to get my first pair of proper cycling shoes, current favourites are the Shimano 076's, as on my longer rides normal trainers aren't cutting it.
1/ Will these be OK on flat pedals?
3/ Are cleats practical for short stop and start journeys? Are they easy to get in and out of? Am I likely to topple over after an emergency stop???
On a more serious note, I would strongly recommend you go for the SPD pedals as well. I started out with the single sided ones thinking I would like the option of not wearing cycling shoes all the time but quickly realised the benefits of being clipped in meant I never used anything but cycling shoes.
Yup, I must agree toekneep and whilst I've had some comedy moments falling clipped in it doesn't take long before you get the message and automatically unclip.
I started out with Shimano A540s. I rather nice single sided pedal and was quite handy in traffic. I now just use fully clipped Shimano M520s.
If you go for SPD rather than SPD SL you should be able to get a cycling shoe that is more normal to walk in when off the bike.
I use SPDs for my commute. On the way in I do 6 miles and let the train take (some of) the strain. On the way home I do 15 miles. When you first start it will be a royal pain getting the shoes on the pedals quickly, but that will soon ease. You will also forget to unclip once and make a comedy fall sideways at zero speed (I did it at a set of traffic lights on the Bristol road in Edgbaston for full embarassment!) Now that I am used to them it makes life much simpler. I even have SPDs on my brompton for the occasions that I use that!
The more you think about getting your foot in, the worse it will be after a while it will become natural.
Double sided pedals (I have M324s) mean that you can just jump on the bike to nip down to the shops for beers or whatever without changing your shoes... however I do like riding the Orca with SPD shoes mainly because my feet don't fall off the pedals at speed.
get decent flat pedals, BMX style platforms are good, and some trainers with grippy soles, like the FiveTen Impact. Great for any distance and allows you to still hop on your bike in any footwear. The only learning curve is that, with these soles, you can't slide your foot around as easily on the pedal.
Sadly you'll miss out on being able to tell your own 'hilarious falling off stories'. You'll not get to walk like a duck, unless you do anyway, or click while you walk. You'll also not be able to proclaim a night and day difference re your riding pre/post clip in pedals. Though when questioned on the detail you'd of had to get all vague until you finally admitted that, no, you weren't actually any faster. You also forgo the huge pleasure of being able to contribute to the shoe/pedal combo industry. You may also miss out on certain knee and leg pains while trying to get your cleats in the right position. Even when you do achieve this the pain might return on longer rides due to an inability to move your feet about.
I have the two sided pedal option and for about three months stuck with SPD shoes and thought I hated it. But whenever I'm in normal trainers I realise just how much I've become used to being clipped in and how much I prefer it.
Ignore Old Man MacB and go for it,I have some Shimano Mo76 which I can walk in just fine(not duck like in anyway) they look good on or off the bike and it's very easy to clip in/out with just a small amount of practice.
Would hate to go back to flat pedals now.
Had SPDs on commuter (actually an old MTB with semi-slicks) and on roadie for about 4 yrs now... changed my cycling habits forever... would hate to go back to flats, have ridden a couple of bikes with flats on hols, and didn't like it!
Ignore Old Man MacB - followed by some waffle but no concrete info on benefits.
Thanks for the views all. Looks like a majority in favour of cleats.
Go for the MTB version of the 076 ie the M076 not the R076.
Lycra is always good, even if you start by using baggies over the top.


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Northern Oil and Gas, Inc. Announces Business and Operations Update
in Closing Bell Story / Corporate Governance / Crude Oil News / Energy News by— Oil & Gas 360
January 8, 2021	Share Print
Reaffirms mid-point of Q4 2020 production guidance and narrows range to 34,000 – 36,000 Boe per day
Reiterates 2021 $40+ WTI base case outlook
$178 million of debt reduction in 2020
Retired $65 million, or 50%, of the Unsecured VEN Bakken Note on January 4, 2021
$8.4 million of high return Ground Game acquisitions in Q4, including four Permian transactions
20,609 average barrels of oil per day hedged for full year 2021 at an average price of $55.09 per barrel
8,000 average barrels of oil per day hedged for Q1 2022 at an average price of $50.81 per barrel
4,798 average barrels of oil per day hedged for full year 2022 at an average price of $50.17 per barrel
Northern Oil and Gas, Inc. (NYSE American: NOG) ("Northern") today announced a business and operations update.
Northern has seen steady and continued improvement in operations throughout the fourth quarter of 2020. Operators have continued to return shut-in and curtailed production to sales at a steady rate. Northern has also seen increased development and completion activity due in part to improved pricing. Northern's wells in process inventory remains at or near all-time highs, with 28.1 net wells as of December 31, 2020. Given improved pricing and activity levels in November and December, Northern is narrowing its Q4 2020 production guidance from 30,000 – 40,000 Boe per day to 34,000 – 36,000 Boe per day. Additionally, with higher propane and natural gas prices, Northern expects steady improvements to its natural gas realizations, as higher prices absorb fixed gathering and processing fees.
GROUND GAME UPDATE
Northern has seen an increased backlog of acquisition opportunities, from individual wellbores to large asset packages. As of January 2021, Northern's backlog of acquisition opportunities exceeds $1 billion in potential deal value. Northern retains its strict hurdle rates and any potential transactions must meet its high standards regarding asset quality and total returns. Northern executed on $8.4 million in acquisitions in the fourth quarter, inclusive of $1.8 million in equity-based consideration which was previously disclosed. This resulted in the acquisition of 1.0 net producing well, 3.6 net wells in process, 655 net acres, and 373 net royalty acres (standardized to a 1/8 royalty interest). Across the 11 transactions, four targeted the Permian Basin and accounted for 1.1 net wells in process, 219 net acres and 0.6 net undrilled locations. The table below summarizes Northern's expectations for these acquisitions as a whole:
2020 Q4 Ground Game Acquisitions
Net Wells Turned-in-Line
Forecasted Production (Boe/d)
Cash Flow From Operations (millions)
Development Capital Expenditures (millions)
Acquisition Cost (millions)
Expected ROCE
BALANCE SHEET UPDATE
Northern reduced its total debt outstanding in 2020 by approximately $178 million, including the retirement of $130.0 million of its Senior Secured Notes. The balance on Northern's Revolving Credit Facility as of December 31, 2020 was $532 million, down $39 million from the third quarter of 2020. Northern exited 2020 with approximately $130 million of liquidity. On January 4, 2021, Northern retired $65 million, or 50%, of its Unsecured VEN Bakken Note with available liquidity and cash on hand. With additional significant free cash flow expected in 2021, Northern anticipates a steady reduction in debt balances and increased liquidity over time.
MANAGEMENT COMMENTS
"Our team quietly executed throughout even the most challenging periods of 2020, adding high quality inventory and development with strong upfront returns and convexity to better pricing, one small deal at a time. Our work should pay off in 2021, as the positive trajectory throughout Q4 was encouraging and provides strong momentum. We expect even greater free cash flow, growing volumes and stellar capital productivity on the horizon," commented Nick O'Grady, Chief Executive Officer of Northern.
"With the 'Shale 3.0' model taking hold for operators, we are seeing enormous opportunities to step into projects as non-operated capital availability remains scarce. These Ground Game opportunities continue to have full-cycle returns well north of our already strong return on capital employed metrics," commented Adam Dirlam, Chief Operating Officer of Northern.
PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
The preliminary unaudited financial and operating information and estimates included in this press release, including with respect to production, debt levels and other matters, is based on estimates and subject to completion of Northern's financial closing procedures and audit processes. Such information has been prepared by management solely on the basis of currently available information. The preliminary information does not represent and is not a substitute for a comprehensive statement of financial and operating results, and Northern's actual results may differ materially from these estimates because of final adjustments, the completion of Northern's financial closing procedures, and other developments after the date of this release.
ABOUT NORTHERN OIL AND GAS
Northern Oil and Gas, Inc. is a company with a primary strategy of investing in non-operated minority working and mineral interests in oil & gas properties, with a core area of focus in the Williston and Permian Basins.
More information about Northern Oil and Gas, Inc. can be found at www.NorthernOil.com .
This press release contains forward-looking statements regarding future events and future results that are subject to the safe harbors created under the Securities Act of 1933 (the "Securities Act") and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the "Exchange Act"). All statements other than statements of historical facts included in this release regarding Northern's financial position, business strategy, plans and objectives of management for future operations and industry conditions are forward-looking statements. When used in this release, forward-looking statements are generally accompanied by terms or phrases such as "estimate," "project," "predict," "believe," "expect," "continue," "anticipate," "target," "could," "plan," "intend," "seek," "goal," "will," "should," "may" or other words and similar expressions that convey the uncertainty of future events or outcomes. Items contemplating or making assumptions about actual or potential future sales, market size, collaborations, and trends or operating results also constitute such forward-looking statements.
Forward-looking statements involve inherent risks and uncertainties, and important factors (many of which are beyond Northern's control) that could cause actual results to differ materially from those set forth in the forward-looking statements, including the following: changes in crude oil and natural gas prices, the pace of drilling and completions activity on Northern's properties and properties pending acquisition, the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and related economic slowdown, Northern's ability to acquire additional development opportunities, changes in Northern's reserves estimates or the value thereof, general economic or industry conditions, nationally and/or in the communities in which Northern conducts business, changes in the interest rate environment, legislation or regulatory requirements, conditions of the securities markets, Northern's ability to consummate any pending acquisition transactions, other risks and uncertainties related to the closing of pending acquisition transactions, Northern's ability to raise or access capital, changes in accounting principles, policies or guidelines, financial or political instability, acts of war or terrorism, and other economic, competitive, governmental, regulatory and technical factors affecting Northern's operations, products, services and prices.
Northern has based these forward-looking statements on its current expectations and assumptions about future events. While management considers these expectations and assumptions to be reasonable, they are inherently subject to significant business, economic, competitive, regulatory and other risks, contingencies and uncertainties, most of which are difficult to predict and many of which are beyond Northern's control. Northern does not undertake any duty to update or revise any forward-looking statements, except as may be required by the federal securities laws.
Source: Northern Oil and Gas, Inc.
Mike Kelly, CFA
EVP, Finance
Tags: 360 News Desk, Northern Oil & Gas, OAG360, Operations Update, Production


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Tag: mystery
The Deptford Fire – months before the Brixton Riots
Posted on October 31, 2012 March 17, 2018 by The Thatcher Crisis Years
Thirteen young people died at a house fire in Deptford, south London on 18 January, 1981. They had been at a birthday party for Yvonne Ruddock, aged 16. Thirteen people died in the inferno including Yvonne and her brother.
Even by the standards of the time, this was a horrific incident. And I say that because house fires claiming lives often got surprisingly little media coverage. In this case, the tone of the media commentary and the attitude of the police played into an already existing sense of grievance among many black people in south London and beyond.
It's reasonable to say now that this house fire set in train a series of events that would lead to the riots that convulsed cities across the UK in the spring and summer of that year.
A 2001 article in The Guardian details how the police focussed on the idea of something illegal going on at the party – or possible a fight between partygoers being the root cause. In contrast, many black activists believed the fire had been an arson attack with racist motives.
In a way, the cause was overshadowed by the reaction to the event. To many black youth, it seemed that the establishment revealed its indifference. For example, there was no statement of condolence from the prime minister Margaret Thatcher. Whereas now, a tragedy like Grenfell – and similar incidents – are treated with a far greater degree of sensitivity.
Local anger resulted in a Black People's Day of Action on 2 March, 1981 – new photographs of which were featured in a recent exhibition. It took a long route from Fordham Park in south London, through Peckham and Camberwell, on to Blackfriars and Fleet Street, then finally through the west end to Hyde Park.
Official estimates put the turnout at around 6,000 while the organisers claimed 20,000 – these kind of disparities for demo turnouts were really common at the time. The authorities always wanted to play down attendance whereas the organisers wanted to inflate the numbers. The truth was always somewhere in between.
Tragically, to this day, the cause and motive behind the fire remains a mystery.
A demonstration outside the house in Deptford
Tagged 1981, action, attack, Brixton, cause, day, demonstration, Deptford, fire, Fordham Park, Hyde Park, images, march, Met, motive, mystery, photographs, photos, police, racist, riot, Yvonne RuddockLeave a comment
Toyah – the tale end of punk
Posted on February 7, 2011 March 13, 2018 by The Thatcher Crisis Years
It's a funny old thing – but looking back over my copies of the NME, Sounds, Smash Hits, Melody Maker, etc, etc….up pops Toyah. All the bleedin' time. As late as April 1983, No 1 magazine is telling us that Toyah has released ONLY two singles that year – The Vow and Rebel Run and ONLY one album – Love is the Law. Can't say I remember a single note from these songs or that august album.
In 1983, she also acted for six months in a "wrestling play" called Trafford Tanzi – and, her people pointed out, she acted in it for every night for six months unlike that Debbie Harry who only lasted two weeks in the US version. Hmmm….I'm with Debbie Harry. Maybe she just had better things to do.
Toyah, for her part, was her usual bubbly self: "1983 was a very good year for me, a very busy year, with Tanzi and everything. I found it enjoyable but not my best year to date – I'm hoping 1984 will be."
She then went on to say that it was very good that Maggie Thatcher had got re-elected (not very punk of her) and it was going to take time for her policies to work. However, Toyah didn't think Thatcher would win the next election. Wrong on both counts then.
Toyah then announced that she'd been having a go at bodypopping (don't visualise if you've just eaten). But unfortunately "my physique's a bit wrong". Surely not.
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