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Long story of Kurz: 'Austria You will be Macronised'
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By Max Hess
"There is a claim constantly circulating the EU: 'multiculturalism is dead in Europe'. Dead or maybe d(r)ead?… That much comes from a cluster of European nation-states that love to romanticize – in a grand metanarrative of dogmatic universalism – their appearance as of the coherent Union, as if they themselves lived a long, cordial and credible history of multiculturalism.
Hence, this claim and its resonating debate is of course false. It is also cynical because it is purposely deceiving. No wonder, as the conglomerate of nation-states/EU has silently handed over one of its most important debates – that of European anti-fascistic identity, or otherness – to the wing-parties. This was repeatedly followed by the selective and contra-productive foreign policy actions of the Union in the MENA, Balkans and Ukraine." – wrote prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic in his luminary and farsighted essay Denazification – urgently needed in Europe .
Last two parliamentary elections in Central Europe are indicative enough: Europe inevitably loses its grip over the grand narrative, fatherly eroding its place in history. Hereby a few lines about the latest of them.
Sebastian Kurz, 31, is likely to become Austria's new Chancellor following the 15 October election. He would be the youngest-ever head of government in the European Union and to many of his supporters will be seen as a bold new face ready to lead Europe through and past the ongoing crises over migration, integration, fiscal authority, and identity that have dominated European politics, within and without the EU, in recent years. A new leader of Europe's populist right is likely on the horizon, yet he has received little international attention compared with candidates such as Marine Le Pen or Nigel Farage who were always long shots.
Kurz's Rise – Aus Iuridicum
Rapidly rising through the youth wing of the Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), Kurz was elected its head in 2009 and then promoted directly into the party's upper echelon in 2011 when he was named to the newly-created post of state secretary for integration at age 24.
From the earliest days, Kurz embraced a populist right-wing worldview although he initially steadfastly avoided divisive rhetoric that could have derailed his rise. Kurz used his post as state secretary to publicize these ideas, while also astutely employing the leeway afforded by his youth to take positions deviating from the ÖVP platform.
In 2013 Kurz was elected to the national legislature, also winning the most direct 'preference votes' of any candidate and a third more than the ÖVP's then-head Michael Spindelegger. The ÖVP received less overall votes than the Social Democrats (SPÖ) and again went into government as the junior coalition partner. Kurz was rewarded with the second-highest post of any ÖVP leader when he was named foreign minister.
Austrians see themselves both as core members of the 'West' but also as traditionalists and the inheritors of a unique culture. The historic heft of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire, a separateness from Germans and Germany that was cemented by the divides caused by the Enlightenment and birth of Protestantism, and steady decades-long growth in income and living standards all have served to shape an image of Austria and Austrians as reasoned yet traditional, sober yet dandy, and reserved yet welcoming. It is precisely in this image that Kurz has tried to cast himself.
Even Kurz's critics are quick to acknowledge that from the beginning of his career he had a remarkable ability to gauge the prevailing zeitgeist, all the while grounding himself in the core Austrian conservatism that the ÖVP represents. In contrast to populist politicians who have at best half-convicningly attempted to portray themselves as outsiders, Kurz embraces the fact he has had his sights set on a political career since his youth. Kurz recognized the quickest route to 'authenticity' was to never speak the word.
Kurz, the Foreign Minister
As Foreign Minister, Kurz was able to play host and diplomat to Austria's wide variety of partners. He also judiciously avoided controversy in mainstream international media. On issues where Kurz would perhaps have been more vocal, he accepted his role as a government minister and did not speak out overly loudly when he disagreed with his party's leaders, while tweaking those of the SPÖ, the senior coalition partner, in a way that did not offend Austrian sensibilities.
Kurz's four years in the foreign ministry saw a series of regional and political crises, attesting to his political skill. Three months after taking office, Ukrainian oligarch Dmytro Firtash was arrested on a visit to Vienna on the request of US authorities. The arrest came two day's before Moscow's controversial referendum in Crimea and struck at the core of domestic politics in Ukraine, where Firtash long played an outsize role. Yet Kurz did not shy from being thrust in the spotlight, in fact he appeared to be hungering for it, with the then-27-year old even offering to mediate Russia and Ukraine's disputes over Crimea.
Kurz ultimately backed sanctions, sensing the prevailing winds in Europe. However, he was vocal in calling for European business' interests to be considered even before Italian, Hungarian and Cypriot politicians subsequently took up such positions. The move played well domestically in Austria, where many criticize great power games, perhaps with a slight, albeit unstated view towards the rearview mirror given their fatal role in Austria's own history. Austria's Raiffeisen bank also derives most of its profits from Eastern Europe and is the largest foreign player in Russia's banking market. Russian President Vladimir Putin also travelled to Vienna in June 2014, his first post-Crimea visit to a Western country, with Kurz vocally defending the invite and signing of a controversial pipeline deal at the same time EU and US officials were deliberating sanctions on Russia's energy sector.
Kurz's time as foreign minister also coincided with Europe's migration crisis, which was nearly simultaneous with his push towards the spotlight when he backed the stance of Austria's eastern and southeastern neighbors even while then-Chancellor Werner Faymann waffled on the issue. By February 2016, Kurz was publicly embracing not only the positions of Warsaw, Budapest, and Ljubljana, but their rhetoric as well. In March 2016, Austria had closed its borders to most asylum seekers. By the end of May of that year, Faymann resigned. He was subsequently replaced by Christian Kern, the current head of the SPÖ.
Kurz took advantage of the weakness of the senior leadership within the SPÖ and his own ÖVP to push his personal agenda and reputation to the fore. Kurz has even sought to use the largely-symbolic rotating chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), which Vienna holds for 2017, to promote his political agenda. Kurz was bold enough to broadcast this intention, declaring in an interview with Der Spiegel that he would use the post to push for the lifting of sanctions against Russia. He has also used the platform to again propose he mediate a solution to the conflict in Donbas, even writing an English-language op-ed for Politico on the subject this September. Demonstrating Kurz's eye for the future, however, a number of senior staff members have left Kurz's Foreign Ministry since the start of the year, promoted as Austria's new ambassadors to some of its leading partners. A further major reshuffle is expected after the election, a possible indication that Kurz will continue to cut a prominent figure on the international stage.
Kurz, the Candidate: Dressed to Impress
A year after Faymann's resignation, the Kern government collapsed, prompting the elections that will be held on 15 October. The interim period saw the contested and contentious 2016 presidential run-off election, in which the initial result was annulled and the far right Freedom Party's (FPÖ) Norbert Hofer was narrowly defeated by independent candidate Alexander Van der Bellen. Kurz had refused to endorse either candidate. Yet it was the fact that the run-off featured neither a candidate of the SPÖ nor the ÖVP for the first time that appears to have most shaped Kurz's current candidacy.
Van der Bellen, an alumnus of Austria's relatively minor Green Party, was seen by many on the Austrian right as nearly as radical as Hofer. The Austrian presidency is also largely symbolic – although Hofer's platform included steps that would have been unprecedented by the Austrian executive. As a result, there was little domestic political cost to Kurz remaining neutral.
The lack of an SPÖ or ÖVP candidate in the final round highlighted the shifts underway at the heart of Austrian politics, and the weakness of then-ÖVP leader Reinhold Mitterlehrner, who stepped back in May, enabling Kurz's ascent.
Kurz, however, attached a number of conditions to the proposal that he lead the ÖVP. The decades-old party fell in line behind Kurz quickly, even agreeing to campaign under the joint branding of ÖVP and 'Kurz List – the New People's Party'. Kurz's image, rhetoric, and bold proclamations on the campaign trail have put the party comfortably in the lead in the polls.
The lead Kurz maintains in the polls has come primarily at the expense of the far-right FPÖ, although incumbent Chancellor Christian Kern has done his party no favors following a series of scandals. Kern's SPÖ is polling behind the FPÖ in most polls and he has declared that he would prefer to lead the opposition than re-form a coalition with the ÖVP.
Kurz and Kern's relationship was already poor but the latest scandal around the SPÖ alleges a controversial former election advisor set up social media pages aimed at besmirching Kurz, only dampening the possibility for a renewed coalition. Yet Kurz also knows the difficulties inherent to forming a government with the FPÖ, despite having adopted much of its rhetoric in his own campaign. Such a government could come under some degree of EU censure, as it did the last time the ÖVP and FPÖ formed a government in 2000. The FPÖ then was the larger of the two parties but would undergo a series of splits while in government.
Although the FPÖ of today has long since coalesced under the leadership of Heinz-Christian Strache, it too will be wary of a coalition with the ÖVP, albeit less over concerns of an EU rebuttal than over Kurz continuing to encroach on its political space.
Get Shorty – the Chancellor? the future EU Commission President?
Kurz is likely to become Austria's most prominent Chancellor on the international stage in decades. His willingness to be outspoken and take on issues far afield from Austria steadily grew during his tenure in the foreign ministry. Beginning with his early proposal to mediate between Moscow and Kyiv towards the end of his term, he was sufficiently confident to publicly endorse incumbent Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski ahead of that country's December 2016 election.
Kurz's alliances in the Balkans and Eastern Europe are extensive and he was one of the few leading EU politicians outside the region to defend Hungary's crackdown on migrants and refugees. Kurz's economic policies are more traditionally liberal than those of the Visegrad Group but are also tinged by his populist bent. Nevertheless, he sees himself as a leading exponent of the same cultural conservatism embraced by leaders such as Viktor Orban or Nigel Farage. He is telegenic and well-spoken and has shown a knack for youth politics, of particularly importance in Austria where the voting age is 16.
On 8 May, France elected Emmanuel Macron as president in a vote that many hailed as a landmark victory for Europe's centrist establishment. On 15 October, Austria is likely to elect Kurz as its next chancellor, in a vote that the populist right will hail as its own landmark victory.
Max Hess is a senior political risk analyst with the London-based AEK international, specializing in Europe and Eurasia.
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Q: Please change to nested for loop I have edited my post for formatting error.
Thank you for feedback.
Now I am using lot of 'For Each' to find the range.
I am searching the matching combobox value first vertically(Column( and then horizondaly(rows)
Then going to the particular range.
Is there any way to find the cell which carries my combobox value using loop and then select the range.?
Thank you.
NB:- Please don't laugh if you feel my program as a comic. because i learned all this from googling.
'Cancel Button`
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click()
Unload UserForm1
End Sub`

'Goto range selection3
Sub CommandButton1_Click()
On Error Resume Next
If ComboBox3.Value = "Select" Then
MsgBox "Please Select a Seller"
Else
Call Show_Page
Unload UserForm1`
End If
End Sub

'select page
Sub Show_Page()

For Each cell In Range("A2:A10")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
Worksheets("p1").Activate
Call Show_Range
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Range("B2:B10")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
Worksheets("p2").Activate
Call Show_Range
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Range("C2:C10")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
Worksheets("p3").Activate
Call Show_Range
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Range("D2:D10")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
Worksheets("p4").Activate
Call Show_Range
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Range("E2:E10")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
Worksheets("p5").Activate
Call Show_Range
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

End Sub

Sub Show_Range()

For Each cell In Worksheets("home").Range("A2:E2")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A1:j106").Select
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Worksheets("home").Range("A3:E3")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A111:j216").Select
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Worksheets("home").Range("A4:E4")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A221:j326").Select
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Worksheets("home").Range("A5:E5")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A331:j436").Select
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Worksheets("home").Range("A6:E6")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A441:j546").Select
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Worksheets("home").Range("A7:E7")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A551:j656").Select
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Worksheets("home").Range("A8:E8")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A661:j766").Select
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Worksheets("home").Range("A9:E9")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A771:j876").Select
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next

For Each cell In Worksheets("home").Range("A10:E10")
If cell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then
ActiveSheet.Range("A881:j986").Select
Exit For
Exit Sub
End If
Next
End Sub

A: I think this may be what you want.  The SheetNames are an array, and the RangeStrings are also an array, to allow them to be changed at a later time.  (note:the Arrays are zero based, and thus we skip the zero-eth item)
Mainly, go thru the cells in the Key area only once.  Then use the column location of the found cell to determine the proper SheetName to activate, and the row location of the found cell to determine the proper RangeString to select.  This exits when first match is found.  (I don't understand your original Exit For followed by Exit Sub --> what do you expect to happen?  Can more than one page be "selected"?)
'select page
Sub Show_Page()

    ' look only once at all cells in the key area
    For Each aCell In Sheets("home").Range("A2:E10")

        If aCell.Value = Me.ComboBox3.Value Then  '>> OOps, my test only Sheets("home").Cells(1, "A") Then
            Dim sheetNamesArray() As Variant, sheetIndex As Long, theSheet As String
            sheetNamesArray = Array("zero", "offset1", "p1", "p2", "p3", "p4", "p5")
            sheetIndex = aCell.Column   ' numeric value equivalent of "A", ... "E"
            theSheet = sheetNamesArray(sheetIndex)
            Worksheets(theSheet).Activate

            Dim sheetRangesArray() As Variant, rangeIndex As Long, rangeString As String
            sheetRangesArray = Array("zero", "notRow1", "A001;J106", "A111;J216", "A221;J326", "A331;J436", "A441;J546", "A551;J656", "A661;J766", "A771;J876", "A881;J986")
            rangeIndex = aCell.Row      ' numeric value 2...10
            rangeString = sheetRangesArray(rangeIndex)

            ActiveSheet.Range(rangeString).Select

            Exit Sub    ' once we have found it, exit the SUB (and implicitly also the FOR)
        End If

    Next aCell

End Sub

'eliminate Show_Range()

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50+ Precious Baby Names That Start With P
Picking the perfect baby name is a fun and thought-provoking process. While you are deep in the trenches of family ties, cultural influence, and just plain cute names, let us remind you of the power of the letter P!
P names for babies run the gamut from familiar to one-of-a-kind. There are plenty with influence from around the globe and beloved favourites you have heard in your own town. If you are looking for a perfect P name for your baby boy or girl on the way, we have prepared a list of the very best ones.
Girl Baby Names That Start With P
Pallas: Rhyming with the place name Dallas that is a favourite for American parents, we adore this rarely heard girls' name meaning 'wisdom' from the Greek, not least of all because it sounds like the palace where you would find the queen.
Paloma: A warm and inviting Spanish baby girl name meaning 'dove,' the best known Paloma is Picasso, daughter of the famed painter and an adored artist in her own right.
Pandora: The storied Greek baby girl name meaning 'all gifted' is best known from the fable, but has ample grace in its sound and meaning to serve as a beautiful choice for a daughter.
Patience: Less used than sister names Faith and Grace, this is one of those word names that has been around for centuries and will never completely fade away.
Patsy: She has got a vintage vibe without feeling dated (like, perhaps, Patti would…); the English diminutive of Patricia meaning 'noble' has potential.
Paulina: Feminine versions of Paul, like this one from the Spanish and Paulette from the French, are sweet ways to honor a Paul or any P-named relative. They mean 'small.'
Pearl: A nature name with a certain sheen; those elegant sea-formed treasures are beautiful baby girl name inspiration.
Penelope: Probably one of the most picked on our list, the classic Greek baby girl name (translation: 'weaver') has been beloved for generations and is a rare example of a four-syllable name that does not feel overly long, due to its elegant flow. Penny, Poppy, and Penel are precious nicknames.
Perdita: A Latin baby girl name meaning 'lost,' you might remember it belonging to a sweet puppy from 101 Dalmations.
Persephone: If you like Penelope but want something less common, consider this rare baby girl name with mythological roots.
Pernilla: The French baby girl name is an offshoot of Peter ('rock, stone') that is too pretty to pass up.
Petra: This more standard feminisation of Peter is also a possibility; for something softer, consider diminutive Petrina.
Phoebe: A Greek baby girl name meaning 'radiant, shining one,' it is definitely a favourite among Friends fans.
Phyllida: While Phillis is still used, this more lyrical baby girl name feels like its more contemporary rival. It means 'green bough' with Latin roots.
Pia: A Latin name for one who hails from Mount Olympus, it has Mia/Leah vibes but is more likely to stand out.
Pippa: Once Kate Middleton's sister stepped on the global stage as a bridesmaid, the world fell hard for a British baby girl name that had been popular for decades; short for Phillippa but just as powerful on its own, this sweet baby name means 'lover of horses.'
Posy: In an era when nature names are all the rage, consider a rarer flower name for maximum punch. Petal and Pine have a similar edge.
Prisca: A name of Latin origins meaning 'ancient,' you are not likely to meet another one, but yours will adore her uniquely pretty pick.
Boy Baby Names That Start With P
Pablo: The Spanish version of Paul is popular around the world, and we love its wholesome sound.
Pacey: Anyone who was a teenager in the early 2000's knows this cute pick for boys (Hello, Dawson's Creek!), which is actually an English surname.
Pan: Disney lovers will recognise the never-grow-up angle here, but whatever your reason for loving a short and sweet P name, this could be it! The Greek name for boys means 'all' or 'shepherd.'
Parnell: French for 'little Peter,' it's a precious baby boy name that sounds both dignified and relaxed at once.
Patrick: We could not pass up this classic pick that is popular with Irish-American families; it is actually a Latin-rooted name meaning 'noble.'
Pedro: It would not be a list of P names for boys without plenty of takes on Peter. This is the Spanish version, and it is quite popular! Pierre from the French is equally profound.
Percival: A French baby boy name with the peculiar meaning—'one who pierces the valley'—it has endless nickname possibilities and a solid sound.
Perine: 'Traveler' or 'pilgrim' in Latin, it is a wandering name with charm and rarity on its side.
Pierce: Meaning 'son of Piers,' it is preppy and popular, for a lovely single-syllable name idea for boys.
Philippe: The French version of Philip ('lover of horses') is one of the most widely used names across Europe. Like Pierre, it sounds just a smidge more elegant to the ear than the anglicised version.
Phineas: An English name of Egyptian roots, meaning 'Nubian' after an indigenous group located across modern-day Sudan and the South of Egypt. Name researchers also suspect ties to the Hebrew Pinchas, meaning 'oracle.' (See more African baby names!)
Powell: We love the familiar quality of this typical surname, which works coolly in the first position as well.
Prescott: Meaning 'priest's cottage,' it is a handsome English baby boy name that can also be used if naming your little guy after a Scott.
Primo: It translates to 'first' in Italian and would be both apt and adorable for a first-born son.
Princeton: A royal name of English roots ('princely town'), it will fit your little prince beautifully.
Pryce: The Welsh baby boy name meaning 'son of Rhys' is also a spelling variation on word name Price, for extra options.
Gender-Neutral Baby Names That Start With P
Paisley: This word name has been on the rise in recent years! More popular for girls than boys, but equally appropriate for either, it is a Scottish baby name meaning 'church' or 'cemetery' and also refers to an intricate, colourful fabric print.
Palmer: This is not the first time this charming name has made an appearance in our archives, but it is just too peachily perfect to omit. More popular for girls but definitely gender-neutral, it means plainly, 'one who holds a palm.'
Parker: The English occupational name for a 'park keeper' is just too cute, whether you select it for a boy or girl! This is one that works beautifully as a double name (like Parker Kate or Parker Lee).
Pascal/e: Typically spelled without the final 'e' for a boy, and with for a girl, the French name has Hebrew origins that refer to Easter or Passover.
Paxton: Any name with the root word pax or 'peace' is a particularly precious pick for babies. With the addition of the suffix ton, this gender-neutral P-name means 'peace town.'
Payton: Reaching the pinnacle of its popularity in the year 2000, this gender-neutral standby meaning 'fighting man's estate' is inching toward the outskirts of popularity, so it might be your moment to use it, if you are after a rare baby name starting with P.
Penn: There are so many fun ways to interpret this elegant one-syllable name. It technically means 'enclosure' from the English, but can also be given as a nod to the American state of Pennsylvania, or as a subtle reference to the art of writing.
Perry: English for 'dweller by the pear tree,' the peppy gender-neutral pick brings the late actor Luke to mind.
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Planning and building issues
BERC consultants have extensive experience in:
Working with industry and government agencies
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Determining applicable environmental requirements
Explaining potential impacts
Giving personalized service that includes feasible solutions to environmental challenges
Finding facility-specific strategies benefiting businesses and the environment
A combination of government and regulatory experience and insight paired with an understanding of business needs makes BERC's consultants different from any other private or public consultants. In fact, many of BERC's past and present consultants have worked for governmental agencies, private businesses, and environmental consulting firms, giving them a wide perspective on environmental compliance issues.
Rounding out and supporting BERC's technical consultants are the administrative and intern staff. The administrative side of the team brings a wealth of experience and the interns, though usually shy on experience, bring lots of enthusiasm and energy to pursuing the goals and tasks at hand.
We are pleased to present our 2015 Five-Year Strategic Plan:
(Click the links below to view the Plan and its Attachments)
Business Environmental Resource Center 5-Year Strategic Plan
Attachment A - Steering Committee Agencies
Attachment B - SWOT Analysis
Attachment C - Elevator Pitches
Attachment D - Time Allocation and Consultations
Attachment E - Historical BERC Budget/Funding
Attachment F - BERC Action Plan
Clark Whitten
Division Director
As Division Director of BERC, Mr. Whitten utilizes his 27 years of diverse public and private sector development experience to evaluate and simplify permitting processes and development of programs to assist business and the public in complying with local, State and Federal environmental regulations. Mr. Whitten manages the BERC budget and is responsible for facilitating collaborative relationships with the BERC Steering Committee and future funding partners.
Mr. Whitten is responsible for the redevelopment of Mather into a vibrant mix use community. At Mather, Mr. Whitten completed the complicated transfer of several thousand acres of property from the Air Force that required agreement with the US Corps of Engineers, US Fish & Wildlife, US EPA, DTSC, State Water Board and others and is currently overseeing the Master Planning and entitlement of over 1,200 acres that will ultimately result in 2 Million Sq/Ft of industrial, commercial, retail space and over 3,500 homes at build out. In addition, he has been instrumental in the creation of the proposed 1,200 acre Mather Environmental Preserve.
Additionally, he has special expertise in acquisition, due diligence, negotiation of complex real estate transactions, environmental permitting, Infrastructure engineering, community outreach and infrastructure construction.
June Livingston
Division Supervisor
As BERC Supervisor, Ms. Livingston brings more than 25 years of experience in environmental regulatory oversight as a California Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS). Livingston previously worked as the Communications and Media Officer, Hazardous Materials and Environmental Health Specialist for the County of Sacramento Environmental Management Department (EMD) for 15+ years. She also conducted regulatory facility inspection in Contra Costa and Los Angeles Counties. Environmental regulatory program expertise includes restaurant/food facility inspection/permitting, hazardous materials/wastes, waste water, stormwater, solid, liquid and medical waste.
In 2009, Ms. Livingston earned a County of Sacramento "Gold Star of Excellence Award" for the Gasoline Station Upgrade project to provide multi-agency compliance assistance / outreach to help businesses understand /comply with complex new regulations as well as avoid penalties for non-compliance -this award is the highest County of Sacramento honor that may be earned by an employee. Ms. Livingston has worked on numerous projects in partnership businesses, regulatory agencies, industry associations and the media to find solutions to compliance issues in an equitable manner. This is the mission of BERC and why she came to the organization in July 2006.
Rick Balazs
Senior Environmental Consultant
With more than 20 years' experience in the environmental regulatory arena, Mr. Balazs is able to offer BERC clients a holistic approach to their compliance needs. With both extensive private sector and public sector experience that has given Mr. Balazs the opportunity to visit hundreds of facilities and implement/evaluate hundreds of programs, Mr. Balazs is able to draw upon this experience for creative and functional solutions to clients' environmental and regulatory needs. Mr. Balazs has expertise in the areas of hazardous materials storage, hazardous waste treatment, wastewater management, storm water runoff compliance, air quality regulations, CEQA, NEPA, contamination remediation systems, and asbestos remediation. This varied and expansive background has proven to be instrumental in assisting BERC clients.
Mr. Balazs holds a Bachelor Degree from California State University, Sacramento and has taught certification courses in the areas of HAZWOPER, Hazardous Waste Management, DOT Hazardous Materials Packing and Transportation, OSHA (Confined Space Entry, Toxicology, Personal Protective Equipment, Respirator Use and Fit Testing, Hazard Communication) Field Sampling and Decontamination Requirements/Procedures.
Rich Brown
Mr. Brown has been working in the environmental field since 2005. Mr. Brown held a position with Geocon Consultants, Inc. in Rancho Cordova as a Senior Staff Scientist for four years . At Geocon he performed soil, soil gas, groundwater, and air pollution assessments as well as Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments. He also prepared quarterly groundwater and other technical reports for various properties throughout northern California.
Currently at BERC, Mr. Brown provides businesses with general environmental permitting and regulatory compliance assistance in the areas of air quality, hazardous materials/waste, stormwater, waste water, and other pollution prevention efforts on behalf of local partner agencies and utilities. Mr. Brown also helps coordinate the Sacramento Area Sustainable Business Program to recognize businesses for voluntarily adopting environmentally-friendly practices. He provides education and performs outreach through workshops for businesses and communities regarding environmental compliance and sustainability.
He earned a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies with a minor in Geology from California State University, Sacramento.
Chase Stremsterfer
Mr. Stremsterfer is currently an Senior Environmental Consultant. Chase helps businesses navigate through environmental regulations that affect businesses of all sizes in the areas of air quality, hazardous materials/waste, stormwater, waste water, zoning code, business licensing, and other areas. Consulting is free and confidential on behalf of local partner agencies and utilities. He also coordinates the Sustainable Business (SB) program which certifies businesses that go above and beyond normal environmental compliance. Chase walks qualified businesses through the SB checklist required for certification, conducts site visits, and promotes certified Sustainable Businesses through newsletters and social media.
He received a firm foundation in environmental science through environmental science courses and general education from the University of California Santa Barbara. His education continued at California State University, Sacramento with a major in Environmental Studies with a declared a minor in Economics which gave him specialized education in Environmental Economics.
Mr. Stremsterfer graduated December 2012 with a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies with a minor in Economics from California State University, Sacramento.
Melissa is the Program Coordinator for the Sustainable Business (SB) program which certifies businesses that go above and beyond normal environmental compliance. Melissa walks qualified businesses through the SB checklist required for certification, conducts site visits, and promotes certified Sustainable Businesses through newsletters and social media.
She is a senior at California State University, Sacramento pursuing her B.S. in Environmental Studies. For the past year she has volunteered at the Sac State Compost Yard, helping to convert campus food and green waste into nutrient-rich soil which is used to fertilize campus vegetation. Melissa has also interned at UC Davis' Aquatic Toxicology Lab where she tested water quality among various sections of the Delta, Sacramento and American Rivers.


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Пру́дница (; в верховьях — Копань) — река в Городокском районе Витебской области Белоруссии. Левый приток реки Свина.

Гидрография
Река вытекает из озера Большая Осмота на высоте 144,1 м над уровнем моря и течёт на юг, последовательно проходя через озёра Березинец и Жодень. После озера Жодень река, в виде протоки, впадает в Свину с левой стороны.

Длина русла составляет приблизительно 5 км.

Между озёрами Березинец и Жодень в Прудницу с левой стороны впадает река Чернец. Несколько ниже по течению располагается деревня .

Название
Участок русла от истока до озера Березинец носит название Копань. Однако это название может использоваться и для реки на всей протяжённости.

С другой стороны, в некоторых источниках название Прудница используется только для участка русла между озёрами Березинец и Жодень. При этом низовья реки считаются отдельной безымянной протокой.

Примечания

Бассейн Оболи
Реки Городокского района (Витебская область)


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Q: React-Redux. After changing state by useDispatch, components not updating by useSelector I have useSelectors to check if my App component is updating. The first at the beginning of App component and the second one at App return part. By clicking on letters, currendElementId in store is updating with no problem (I checked by Redux DevTools). But useSelectors not updating.
I know that state should update in reducers immutable, but in createSlice we may use mutable code, so that's not my case. (Anyway, I have already tried to make state copy, change it and then send it, but it works same way)
There are my code:
store.js
import { configureStore } from "@reduxjs/toolkit";
import pagesReducer from "./../features/Pages/pagesSlice.js";

export default configureStore({
    reducer: {
        pagesInfo: pagesReducer,
    },
})

pageSlice.js
import { createSlice, nanoid } from "@reduxjs/toolkit";

const initialState = {
    currentPage: 0,
    currentElementId: null,
    pages: [ // Pages
        { // Page
            id: nanoid(),
            lines: [
                { // Line
                    id: nanoid(),
                    aligned: "left",
                    content: [
                        { // Symbol
                            id: nanoid(),
                            type: "symbol",
                            symbol: "F",
                            isBold: false,
                            isItalic: false,
                            isUnderlined: false,
                            fontSize: 18,
                            color: "black",
                        },
                        { // Symbol
                            id: nanoid(),
                            type: "symbol",
                            symbol: "o",
                            isBold: false,
                            isItalic: false,
                            isUnderlined: false,
                            fontSize: 18,
                            color: "black",
                        },
                        { // Symbol
                            id: nanoid(),
                            type: "symbol",
                            symbol: "r",
                            isBold: false,
                            isItalic: false,
                            isUnderlined: false,
                            fontSize: 18,
                            color: "black",
                        },
                    ],
                },
                {
                    id: nanoid(),
                    aligned: "left",
                    content: [
                        { // Image
                            id: nanoid(),
                            type: "image",
                            imageSrc: "./img/me and the boys.png",
                            width: 200,
                            height: 200,
                        },
                    ],
                },
            ],
        },
    ],
}

const textSlice = createSlice({
    name: "pagesInfo",
    initialState,
    reducers: {
        changeCurrentElementID(state, action) {
            state.currentElementId = action.payload;
            // return {
            //     ...state,
            //     currentElementId: action.payload,
            // }
        }
    },
})

export const { changeCurrentElementID } = textSlice.actions;
export default textSlice.reducer;

index.js
import React, { useState } from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom/client';
import App from './App';
import store from "./app/store.js";
import { Provider } from 'react-redux';

const root = ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root'));

root.render(
  <React.StrictMode>
    <Provider store={store}>
      <App />
    </Provider>
  </React.StrictMode>
);

App.js
import css from "./App.module.css";
// import BoldingTextButton from "./features/BoldingTextButton/BoldingTextButton.js";
import "./nullStyle.css";
import React, { useState } from "react";
import { useSelector, useDispatch } from "react-redux";
import { changeCurrentElementID } from "./features/Pages/pagesSlice.js";
import EnterImageButton from "./features/Pages/EnterImage/EnterImageButton.js";
import TextSizing from "./features/Pages/TextSizing/TextSizing.js";
import TextDecoration from "./features/Pages/TextDecoration/TextDecoration.js";
import TextAligning from "./features/Pages/TextAligning/TextAligning.js";

function App(props) {
  console.log(useSelector(state => state.currentElementId));

  const dispatch = useDispatch();

  // document.addEventListener("click", event => {
  //   const target = event.target.closest("li")

  //   if (target) {
  //     const elementID = target.getAttribute("elementid");

  //     dispatch(changeCurrentElementID(elementID));
  //   }
  // })

  const changeElementID = event => {
    const target = event.target.closest("li")

    if (target) {
      const elementID = target.getAttribute("elementid");

      dispatch(changeCurrentElementID(elementID));
    }
  }

  const GetPageContent = () => {
    const rawPageLinesContent = useSelector(state => state.pagesInfo.pages[state.pagesInfo.currentPage].lines);
    const currentElementID = useSelector(state => state.currentElementId);

    const completedPageContent = rawPageLinesContent.map(line => {
      return (

          {
            line.content.map(element => {
              let finalElement;

              if (element.type == "symbol") {
                const style = { fontSize: element.fontSize + "px" }

                finalElement = (
                  <li onClick={changeElementID} key={element.id} elementid={element.id} className={`${css["page-line__item"]} ${css["page-line__symbol"]}`} style={style}>{element.symbol}

                )

                if (currentElementID == element.id) {
                  finalElement = (
                    <input key={element.id} elementid={element.id} maxLength="1" className={`${css["page-line__item"]} ${css["page-line__symbol"]} ${css["page-line__choosen"]}`} style={style} value={element.symbol} />
                  )
                }
              }
              else if (element.type == "image") {
                finalElement = (
                  <li onClick={changeElementID} key={element.id} elementid={element.id} className={`${css["page-line__item"]} ${css["page-line__image"]}`}>

                )
              }
              // else if (element.type == "enter") {
              //   finalElement = (
              //     <li key={element.id} elementid={element.id} className={`${css["page-line__item"]} ${css["page-line__image"]}`}>
              //

              //

              //   )
              // }

              return finalElement;
            })
          }

      )
    })

    return completedPageContent;
  }

  return (

      <header className={`${css['App__header']} ${css['tools']} `}>
        <EnterImageButton />
        <TextSizing />
        <TextDecoration />
        <TextAligning />

{useSelector(state => state.currentElementId) || 0}

      <div className={`${css['App__content']} ${css['pages']} `}>
        <div className={`${css['pages__item']}`} >
          {GetPageContent()}

  );
}

export default App;

A: Your selector is wrong.
Since you have
export default configureStore({
    reducer: {
        pagesInfo: pagesReducer,
    },
})

your pages slice is mounted as slice.pagesInfo.
So you need to do
useSelector(state => state.pagesInfo.currentElementId)


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Assault Causing Bodily Harm Lawyers in Calgary
What is Assault Causing Bodily Harm?
Investigation of Assault Causing Bodily Harm Charges in Calgary
Bail Process and Conditions for Assault Causing Bodily Harm Charges in Calgary
How do I get myself or a loved one out on bail for assault causing bodily harm charges in Calgary?
Where can I pay for bail for assault causing bodily harm charges in Calgary?
How do I change my release conditions for assault causing bodily harm charges in Calgary?
Penalties for Assault Causing Bodily Harm Charges in Calgary
Defending Assault Causing Bodily Harm Charges in Calgary
What are the best defences to assault causing bodily harm charges in Calgary?
How can I help defend assault causing bodily harm charges in Calgary?
What can a lawyer do to help me defend against assault causing bodily harm charges in Calgary?
Assault causing bodily harm is a charge classified under "Offences Against the Person and Reputation" in the Criminal Code. This is the mid-range assault offence, with maximum punishments falling above those of a common assault, and beneath the more severe aggravated assault offence.
In order to be convicted, the Crown must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed an assault by:
Intentionally applying force to a person without their consent, or
Attempting or threatening to apply force with an act or gesture causing the person to believe that you're going to assault them, or
Accosting or impeding another person while openly wearing a real or imitation weapon.
Once that is proven, the Crown must also prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you caused bodily harm. Bodily harm is defined in the Criminal Code as "any hurt or injury to a person that interferes with the health or comfort of the person and that is more than merely transient or trifling in nature."
Assault charges commonly arise out of domestic situations. If your assault causing bodily harm charge involves a past or present romantic partner or a family member, please see our Domestic Violence FAQ.
The relevant provision for assault causing bodily harm in the Canadian Criminal Code is:
Assault with a weapon or causing bodily harm
267 Every person is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term of not more than 10 years or is guilty of an offence punishable on summary conviction who, in committing an assault,
(a) carries, uses or threatens to use a weapon or an imitation thereof,
(b) causes bodily harm to the complainant, or
(c) chokes, suffocates or strangles the complainant.
If you have been charged with section 267 (a) Assault with a weapon , or section 267 (c) Assault by choking, please see the respective pages for those offences.
An investigation of an assault causing bodily harm allegation in Calgary is typically initiated by the alleged victim (or relative or witness). They contact the local Calgary Police Service and report it. The police will request a written statement from the complainant and any witnesses, then they will launch an investigation.
Because assault causing bodily harm is a serious offence, it requires a thorough police investigation. Police will typically interview all witnesses to the offence, review surveillance videos, seize any weapons involved, photograph the scene, and obtain medical documents to prove the type and extent of the alleged victim's injuries.
After the police have gathered their evidence, they will arrest you if they believe you are the perpetrator. If you are not present at the scene, police will track you down or issue a warrant for your arrest.
Even if a complainant makes an allegation of assault causing bodily harm that they later withdraw, it's up to the Crown Prosecutor to decide whether to pursue the charges against you. The complainant can be subpoenaed to appear in court, even against their wishes.
After you have been charged, police will provide a package with all the evidence they collected, known as the "disclosure package," to the Crown Prosecutor. You will have the right to access this disclosure package to see the evidence against you. Once you retain one of our lawyers, we will assist you in obtaining the disclosure package, and we will review it with you to assess the strengths and weaknesses of the Crown's case, as well as any legal defences that may be available to you.
When charged with assault causing bodily harm, you will likely be kept in custody and require a formal bail hearing to secure your release.
In order to conduct a bail hearing, you will be transferred from the district office to the Spyhill Services Centre. The bail hearing must be held within 24 hours, a period that starts from the moment of arrest or detention rather than the time when you are brought to the Centre. Although for many years the Centre was located downtown Calgary, it is now situated in the deep North West of Calgary, which makes getting home after being released far more difficult for many people.
The exact address of the Centre is as follows:
Spyhill Services Centre
12500 85th Street, N.W.
Loved ones are not able to contact you while you are detained. The police will not release any information to friends or family due to privacy laws. Your lawyer is the only person allowed to contact you. Once the police have verified your lawyer's details, they will pass on information about your whereabouts, if requested.
Because of these difficulties, while you are held in custody, it is best to appoint a competent defence lawyer as soon as possible to manage the legal processes and communicate with loved ones. After an arrest, the police must provide you with the opportunity to call a lawyer in private and, if that happens, stop questioning you.
Once you retain one of our experienced criminal defence lawyers, we will begin working to secure your release on bail.
We will immediately do the following:
Call in to the Spyhill Services Centre in Calgary and speak to you.
Contact the Prosecutor assigned to the bail hearing to start negotiating your release.
Order and secure a copy of the police information package that details the allegations against you in advance of the bail hearing. This allows the lawyer to make meaningful representations to the Court about why you should be released on bail.
Conduct either an in-person or teleconference bail hearing to secure your release.
When you attend your bail hearing, the Judge will consider:
Is detention necessary to secure your attendance in court?
Is detention necessary to protect the public from a substantial risk of re-offence?
Is detention necessary in all the circumstances to maintain confidence in the administration of justice?
Due to the serious nature of assault causing bodily harm allegations, the Crown Prosecutor is likely to request your detention until the charges are completed in the court system. Therefore, the Court may deny your release. If you are released, you will likely face tight restrictions (see below).
Rest assured, we will work to not only secure your release but also to ensure the least restrictive set of bail conditions (including the minimum cash deposit).
Our lawyers are often successful at persuading the Prosecutor in charge of bail to let our clients out. If we can't convince the Crown, we can conduct a formal bail hearing and work to convince the Court. Even if you are ultimately detained, we can appeal that decision on very short notice through a bail review, which is conducted at the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta.
If you or a loved one are charged with assault causing bodily harm in Calgary and granted bail, you may be required to provide a cash deposit to secure release. The cash deposit can be paid at any bail hearing office (courthouse) in Alberta. If you live in Edmonton, you can pay bail there for someone detained in Calgary.
Bail hearing offices in Calgary are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The contact details of the bail hearing office at the Calgary Courts Centre are as follows:
Calgary Courts Centre
601 5th Street SW
You can also make a bail payment at the Calgary Remand Centre prior to 8:30 pm.
The contact details for the Calgary Remand Centre are as follows:
Calgary Remand Centre
To pay your own bail, you can make a payment after your hearing, assuming you have sufficient funds with you to do so.
Release on bail with assault causing bodily harm charges will almost always require a surety, cash, or no-cash deposit.
Furthermore, you can expect tight restrictions, including conditions to refrain from:
Interacting with the alleged victim,
Attending the alleged victim's home or place of work,
Leaving your house (i.e. house arrest),
Staying out beyond a certain time (i.e. curfew),
Breaking any laws,
Using drugs or alcohol,
Possessing weapons,
Possessing firearms,
Visiting certain places, and/or
Travelling.
Some of these conditions can prove to be difficult, especially where an alleged victim or witness is a family member of yours. If you share a home with the alleged victim, you are unlikely to be allowed to return home until the matter is addressed again in court. Even if you are paying the rent, are on the lease, or own the home outright. A competent defence lawyer will address this challenge immediately.
The Judge may also impose some additional conditions such as:
Residing where approved,
Reporting to probation,
Attending counselling, and/or
Maintaining or seeking employment.
A variety of factors will be considered when determining your precise restrictions, including:
Your criminal history,
Your physical and mental condition,
Your history of drug/alcohol usage,
The nature of the alleged assault causing bodily harm offence,
The likelihood that you will flee,
Whether you have stable employment,
Whether you have stable living arrangements, and
Whether you have ties to the community.
If you have already been released, at least for the short term, it is critical that you make arrangements to abide by your conditions until they can be changed. Breaching the terms of your release can result in further charges or a revocation of your bail, as well as a forfeiture of any cash paid to secure your release. It is important to take these conditions seriously.
Once the matter is in court, we can work with the Crown Prosecutor to alter your conditions. This includes either adding exceptions to some of the conditions or eliminating them altogether.
If your court date is far away and you cannot wait until then, we can arrange to have the matter dealt with sooner. Our first priority is always to stabilize your release conditions. That way, you will not feel pressured to plead guilty because of the restrictive terms of your release. Once the conditions are manageable and minimally intrusive to your daily routine, we can focus 100% of our attention on defending the case.
If you are convicted of assault causing bodily harm, you can expect to face significant penalties. It is a hybrid offence, which means that the Crown can elect to proceed by way of indictment (more serious) or by summary offence (less serious). This decision will be made based on the circumstances of your offence.
The Criminal Code of Canada outlines the maximum punishment for assault causing bodily harm:
Indictable offence: Up to 10 years' imprisonment,
Summary offence: Up to 2 years' less a day imprisonment.
Some aggravating factors that can increase the likelihood of jail time are:
The offence was committed in a domestic situation;
The offence was committed while out on bail;
The offence was committed for the benefit of, in association with, or at the direction of a criminal organization;
The offence involved the use of a prohibited firearm; or
You are not a resident of Canada.
In addition to the immediate penalties resulting from a conviction for assault causing bodily harm, it can also have negative impacts on your future. You may have trouble securing employment in the field of your choice. This is especially the case for roles that require interacting with children, the elderly, or other vulnerable sectors of society. The lifelong criminal record that results from a conviction can also hinder immigration and travel, and can cause child custody issues.
Therefore, even if you intend on accepting responsibility for this type of offence, it is worthwhile to explore your options and consider all the possible penalties. Often, good representation can result in no criminal record. Furthermore, a community-based sentence may be obtained even where the Crown is seeking jail time.
Rest assured, our lawyers will work hard to defend you so that you are not saddled with the consequences of a criminal conviction for assault causing bodily harm. In fact, we can canvass a range of sentencing options with the Prosecutors that will either leave you with no criminal record or impose minimal restrictions on your liberty after sentencing. To learn more about potential non-criminal resolutions, please visit our Resolutions page, or read our FAQ on resolutions and other sentencing options.
In assault causing bodily harm cases, the defences that may be available to you depend on the facts of your case.
In general, the best defences are:
Factual Innocence: This is usually the strongest defence because the facts and the evidence do not support you causing the assault or other basic elements of the offence. This could include:
Identity: In some circumstances where the offence was not recorded by surveillance footage, or the footage is poor quality, you may be able to raise an identity defence. For example, authorities could have made a mistake in identifying you as the perpetrator based on the poor quality of the footage. In order to effectively raise this defence, you may need corroborative evidence, such as an alibi to where you were at the time of the offence.
No assault: If you can challenge the elements of an assault, then this will challenge a conviction. For example, if you had consent to apply force, this could challenge the physical element of the offence.
No bodily harm: If you can challenge the element of the offence that requires you to have caused bodily harm, then it will be difficult for the Crown to convict you of this offence. Bear in mind, however, that you can still be charged of the lesser offence of common assault.
Self-defence: If you committed the assault in order to defend yourself against an attacker, this will challenge the assault causing bodily harm charge. It is important to note, however, that your actions must be proportional to the attack you were defending yourself from. Learn more about Self Defence Laws in Canada.
Defending Someone Else: Reasonable force or the threat of force can also be used to defend someone else against an unlawful attack, provided there was no intent to cause death or grievous bodily harm.
Defending Property: Reasonable force or the threat of force can also be used to defend property, though this may be a weaker defence in many situations.
Violation of Constitutional Rights: The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms sets out your rights before and after your arrest. If the police fail to abide by these rights, it could aid in your defence.
While the Crown must prove the elements of the offence beyond a reasonable doubt, you may bear some responsibility in raising certain defences at trial. The burden of proof remains high for this kind of prosecution. This means that there are many successful defence strategies that our experienced defence lawyers can take, depending on the circumstances of your case.
The availability and strength of any defence depends entirely on the specific facts of your case. Our lawyers have significant experience assessing the availability and strengths of various potential defences in assault causing bodily harm cases, as well as presenting any and all available defences to the Court at trial. Even if you believe that you will be found guilty, it is important that you obtain a legal opinion about defences that may be available to you.
If you have been charged with assault causing bodily harm in Calgary, the following can help your lawyer build a strong defence:
Provide your lawyer with a statement about what happened;
Collect and maintain all documents and records about the event;
Gather a list of witnesses that may support your version of events; and
Log any relevant texts, emails, phone calls or photographic evidence.
As soon as you are released on bail, you should start to gather any information that may be of use to your lawyer. What information is relevant will depend on the facts in your case. If you are uncertain what information to collect, you should contact one of our lawyers immediately to create a plan of action for gathering information.
If you are truly proactive about the matter, consider doing the following:
Secure proof of employment;
Secure reference letters;
Enroll in counselling (anger management/substance abuse/parenting);
Secure a record of prescriptions; and
Secure a record of any mental health conditions you suffer from.
These steps can be very helpful for building an effective defence (or convincing the Prosecutor to drop the charges altogether).
As we start preparing your defence by examining police actions and the evidence against you, there are certain defence strategies that can be used to aid your cause, including:
Assembling documents, photographs, texts, etc. that contradict the allegation and support your defence;
Gathering evidence from witnesses that support your version of events;
Identifying mistakes in the actions of the police, such as Charter breaches;
Uncovering administrative/systemic errors, such as "Jordan delay," non-disclosure, lost or destroyed evidence, etc.; and
Finding weaknesses or "holes" in the Crown's case that may make it difficult or Impossible for them to establish the elements of the offence.
Most of the information above relates to simple assault causing bodily harm cases, which can still be complex and fact-specific. The circumstances of your case will likely further complicate the matter.
We have tried our best to provide a general outline of what you can expect if you find yourself in this situation, but this is just the tip of the iceberg.
To learn more about how we can help, please contact our team of Assault Causing Bodily Harm Lawyers. We will conduct a thorough review of your situation and tailor a precise strategy that targets your successful defence.
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I wanted a perfume of my own: something that would make me feel like I was all grown up, desirable, someone to be taken seriously.
It's a rite of passage, buying your first scent. I know why I gravitated to the Dior counter in Fenwick Newcastle, where I was studying at the time: my mum had always worn Miss Dior (the original of course – all sophisticated 1940s elegance; nothing like the new Natalie Portman version that's so popular nowadays) and I had always loved it, but (naturally) wanted something more modern. I remember, as if it was yesterday, the assistant spraying Dune, and in one moment, I was sold. I don't even remember trying any other scents!
This deliciously decadent, slightly eccentric Dior fragrance became my partner in crime; accompanying me on every daring university adventure, dates and dancing through the mid-nineties. Since these were the years I seemed to really grow into myself, I think it's significant that I should have chosen this scent as my first "signature". Coming back to it again recently, I reflect that it's not a million miles away from my mum's beloved Miss Dior. Both are woody Chypre-esque perfumes in their own way; both with a whole host of floral notes that are almost impossible to detect, adding mystery and complexity to scents that are of course timeless and iconic.
I think Dune reminds me that even twenty years ago, I wanted to be interesting, original and confident …and that, after-all, I really am my mother's daughter!


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State Rep. Kristy Pagan on Gov. Whitmer's Executive Budget Presentation
"I applaud Gov. Whitmer for her commitment to the largest increase in school funding in over a generation of students. She has made it clear that her budget is about supporting Michigan's long-term future, not just the next fiscal year. The proposed school aid budget takes the bold steps necessary to ensure that all Michigan students are once again made a priority, instead of an afterthought. When future generations look ahead in life, they should be able to count on the foundation of a high-quality education, ample career opportunities and the ability to build a successful life right here at home, and that's exactly what the governor delivered."
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"When my husband and I began our family with the birth of our first son in 2007, we knew right away we wanted to move to Fishhawk. We began to save money and in July of 2012, we were seriously looking in the Starling community, working with David Weekly to build our dream home.
Unfortunately we never got to build our home because my husband passed away unexpectedly two months later. At 31 I was a mother of two small boys and a widow. I felt like all my dreams died with him that day. On the morning of my husbands funeral I found out I was pregnant with our third child.
After a few weeks of my new reality setting in, I decided I still wanted to move to FishHawk. It was where he would want us to be. In October of 2012 that dream came true. Moving to FishHawk was the best thing I could have done for my family at that point. It provided us new friends, a supportive community and a real sense of safety. The community heard of our loss and rallied around us. The entire FishHawk community helped us in any way they could.
Almost three years later, and my boys I can't imagine living anywhere but here, in fact we are getting ready to build that dream home we never got to build. I look forward to fulfilling my husband's dream and raising our children in the best community any family could ever dream of.


I have a feeling that this is going to be a great month for Project #SewMyStyle. January had some folks struggling with knit necklines, and February challenged others' coat making skills. But March… well, March's make is the Kalle Shirtdress. It's been a cult favorite since its release last spring, and I've made many a Kalle myself! I'm looking forward to sharing a few from my backlog this month, and making one or two more. To me, it's the epitome of a shirtdress: boxy and kind of masculine, the perfect canvas for your own spin. Today I'm sharing some styling inspiration so that you can get started on a Kalle of your own! All these pins and more are available on my Pinterest Board for the Kalle, and the pins are linked in the caption below.
I love a good striped shirtdress. Run them vertically to make you appear taller!
A color blocked Kalle would be soooo chic!
If the Kalle is a little too flowy for you, try adding a simple waist tie.
Getting closer to fall in your half of the world? Try a cozy plaid!
I think there's definitely a chambray Kalle tunic in my future.
It's so easy to replicate this amazing emerald Kalle now that the long sleeve expansion pack is out there.
I have a few lengthened Kalle shirtdresses, but nothing this dramatic!
None of those tickling your fancy? My Pinterest board has a ton of inspiration, including lots of gorgeous Kalles made by real people! Go have a scroll.
Are you as excited for this month as I am? Which view will you be making?
That color block inspo shot is amazing. Adding that to my list of Kalle shirtdresses to make!
Yes!!! Can't wait to see it!
Hi Regina! You can sign up on Jessica's site: https://www.jessicalorraine.com/project-sewmystyle/registration/.


SANIT 300-1000 is a range of hot water tanks with capacities of 300 - 1000 litres, manufactured in stainless steel, for supplying domestic hot water.
They include a coil pipe heat exchanger and can be used with any type of heating power (thermal solar, gas, gas-oil, electricity, biomass, heat pump, etc.).
These appliances provide a plentiful supply of DHW and are the ideal solution for single-family homes or small multi-family dwellings.
For sanitary water heating, the SANIT SE and SANIT S models use a coil heat exchanger with a long stroke, thereby achieving maximum heat exchange, improving efficiency and reducing the recovery time for DHW production.
With this system, the entire tank is maintained at homogeneous temperatures, avoiding cold areas in which bacteria such as Legionella can grow.
The SANIT tanks are built of stainless steel, complying with the strictest hygiene requirements. This material also has a high transmission coeffi cient that gives the tank a great capacity to produce domestic hot water.
Stainless steel is a material with exceptional properties against possible peeling, oxidation, and sedimentation.
Thermally insulated with rigid moulded polyurethane foam, all models have an access opening at the top, which facilitates cleaning of the tank. It also includes anoutlet intended for electrical resistance.
Tank for free-standing installation with a coil exchange system for combination with boilers that incorporate a control over the production of domestic hot water.
Tank for free-standing installation with a coil exchange system and equipped by default with a control and regulation system for combination with all types of boiler.


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Midlands (East)
Timothy Chamberlin (Chairman)
chamberlin@snc.org.uk
'The Spanish Flu Pandemic of 1918' a talk by Councillor Cat Arnold
'From Crisis to Victory 1918' a talk by Professor John Derry
"Fromelles The Full Story" a talk by Paul Cobb
"The Killing of the Iron Twelve 25th February 1915" a talk by Hedley Malloch
"Meet Tommy Atkins" a One-Man Play by Peter Gill
A Talk by Andy Robertshaw
"Women Ambulance Drivers 1914-1918" a talk by Paul Handford
'Reflections' a talk by Keith Quibell
The Nottinghamshire Victory Ball
'Great War Logistics' a talk by Rob Thompson
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St Peters Rooms, Ruddington, Notts NG11 6HD
Welcome to the Midlands (East) branch of the Western Front Association.
You can keep up to date with an events listing and news from the Midland (East) branch on our Facebook Page.
We meet at St. Peter's Rooms, Ruddington on the second Friday of every month except for August, when we have a summer break. Meetings start at 7.00pm, with the talk normally from 7.30pm.
Upcoming Branch Events
"257 Tunnelling Company" a talk by John Fallon
Join us for a talk by John Fallon about his Grandfather's service with 257 Tunneling Company, Royal Engineers, during the First World War.
'The Robin Hoods' a talk by Jonathan D'Hooge
The 7th (Robin Hood) Battalion, The Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Regiment) is the battalion most closely associated with the city of Nottingham. Popularly known as 'The Robin Hoods', the 7th Notts & Derbys took the place of the Robin Hood Rifles, on the formation of the Territorial Force in April 1908. The Robin H…
'The Kaiser Goes To War' a talk by Michael Credland
Following on from his interesting talk last year, 'Tommy Goes To War', Michael Credland returns to the Branch and will give a presentation entitled 'The Kaiser Goes To War'. Every item of equipment issued to the German Soldier in the Front Line during the First World War will be shown and explained. Join us for what will be a very…


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Tribute to Kathy Mattea in Morro Bay
Tuesday, October 8, 2019 @ 12:00AM Tue, Oct 8, 2019 @ 12:00AM
Morro Bay Wine Seller, 601 Embarcadero # 5, Morro Bay, CA
Songwriters at Play producer Steve Key turns 62 on Tues. Oct. 8. He'll celebrate it at the Morro Bay Wine Seller by hosting a tribute to country singer Kathy Mattea, who recorded his song "33, 45, 78 (Record Time)" in 1992. The Grammy-winner from West Virginia is known for chart-toppers like 18 Wheels and a Dozen Roses, Where've You Been, Love at the Five & Dime, Come From the Heart, Walk the Way the Wind Blows, and more. We'll cover those hits and many more from her 35-year discography. Performers include MaryJo Mundy, Paula Richardson, Ann-Marita, Ben Davis, Jeff Pine, BanjerDan, Paul Welch, Miss Leo, April Rain, and Katie Chappell.
Show begins at 6:30pm. Morro Bay Wine Seller, 601 Embarcadero, Morro Bay, (805) 772-8388. 21 & Over Only. $10 general admission. Buy your tickets in advance and we will reserve your seats!
https://my805tix.com/events/Tribute-to-Kathy-Mattea-10--8-2019


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Q: Declaration of local variables and values into debug mode In C# I know that if I write into a method a statement like this:
int a; // local variable

then I can't use that before an initialization.
In fact the C# specifications says:

A local variable introduced by a local-variable-declaration is not
  automatically initialized and thus has no  default value

However if I run Visual Studio in debug mode it shows that a has 0 as default value?
Why? May be is it relative to IL code. ?

A: The fact that you can't use a local before explicit initialization is a rule built into C# to prevent bugs. If you attempt to use a variable that you haven't assigned to, that's very likely to be a mistake.
That the compiler actually initializes locals to their 'zero' or 'null' value is not really relevant. It's not something the compiler needs to do. Probably just something that was simpler on the compiler designers for one reason or another.
Response to edit with spec quote:
I would say that this still complies with the spec, because from within the context of your C# program you cannot observe the variable without initializing it. Thus, in context, it is not initialized. I highly doubt that debugger is really expected to obey the same rules of definite assignment. We know, with the help of the debugger, that it is set to 0 when created. But the compiler also knows that you didn't assign anything to it, and can treat the variable as uninitialized.

A: An integer is not nullable, it's default value is always 0

A: What you are seing is one of the "automatisms" in regards to variables.
Some variables like strings are nullable which means they can have null as value and thus this is the default value for them if they are not initialized.
Other variables like (most) number variables are not nullable and thus can't have null as value. For these variables a different default value is there if they are not initialized. Like for integers 0.
Be aware that with nullable I don't mean the ? variables like int? but really the variable of the type itself if it can have the null value.
The "can't be used before initialization" is a security measure. As normally when you print out a variable that you didn't have set in any way......you get completely junk data (0 for an int, null for others, ...) thus you always should only read from a variable when it has been initialized in some kind. When it is prohibited by regardless what way then you can see this as a security feature.
Edit: To make it a bit more clear "Default" value and "initialized to" is maybe a bit confusing here. It is so that they could have had ANY value, and are just set to what is allowed for them and can represent an invalid state like null for nullable  and some other value (in this case 0) for non nullable. In essence these variables are not initialized on purpose on this. They are just seemingly set to a value that is within their range (even though the compiler counts them as uninitialized still).


Twotp now supports links and monitoring with an Erlang process. This way you can subscribe to the exit status of Erlang processes, and publish an exist status in your Twisted application itself.
To better support links and monitoring, a big work has been done creating the Process class: this is the new entry point to communicate with Erlang processes: callRemote and ping have been moved to this class, and you'll see it's much simpler to create processes that can communicate with Erlang. This is a backward incompatible change!


Achillea has created this tasty red fruit smoothie by combining the goodness of berries such as strawberries, cranberries and elderberries with the precious qualities of pomegranates.
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Broken Before. Video for Onwards She Travels. End of Year News.
By Simon | December 1, 2018
I am most pleased that the album I've been working on for a long time is now finally available to share with you. 'Broken Before', my latest creation, is here, and has led to a complete reworking of the live show, with almost all of the new songs being included, rare for me but a complete affirmation of my belief in the new material – the revolution is here! The album is available to purchase here, from the website and at all upcoming shows.
After an amazing but draining near seven week European tour, including two weeks with the wonderful fiddling talents of Robbie Greig, I am on a short break in Edinburgh before the final few shows of the year. Starting in France, the tour also took in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands – the reaction to the new album and the new songs has been nothing short of incredible, and it has been a privilege to share these new songs and stories with such fantastic and enthusiastic audiences.
There has been a lot of activity surrounding the instrumental guitar album 'Onwards She Travels' and I am thrilled that excerpts from the album have been used in the soundtrack for the upcoming Canadian short documentary film 'Wild Tides', about which you can read more here. It also features an older song of mine, 'To The Wilderness', from my 2009 debut album 'Carefree Prisoner' – anybody reading remember that song?!
A few autumnal days off in Berlin also provided me with the wonderful opportunity to record a couple of the pieces, namely 'The Dance of Realisation' and 'Onwards She Travels' on a Michael Batell 2015 Limbo Guitar, which can be viewed here.
The response to 'Onwards She Travels' coupled with the interesting opportunities this has generated means there will be more music in this vein to come, and soon.
Speaking of luthiers, the brilliant talent of Rory Dowling, creator of my stunning custom-built Taran Guitar, now has a players' page, dedicated to my very good self, which you can view here. It describes the creative process which led to the beautiful instrument upon which I perform every night on tour.
For now, Onwards I Travel for the last time in 2018, to the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland for the final four concerts of the year. Next year is already taking shape, and looks like it will be my most exciting touring year yet!
Thanks, as always, for reading, and very best wishes as always.
SK x


One night many years ago when I was quite a bit younger, the Lord woke me from my sleep and put Psalm 40:3 in my thoughts. I turned on the bedroom light, opened my Bible to Psalm 40:3 and read these words: He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God. Many will see and fear the LORD and put their trust in him.
I was unaware at the time how that verse would ultimately define my life and ministry. God has called me to worship, to welcome his presence and to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ to the lost. Each time I take the stage, I remember Psalm 40:3. I never assume every person in the audience is born again. I know with every fiber of my being the Lord gives me new songs of praise so people will see, fear and put their trust in him.
2015 is shaping up to be a very full touring year for us. We will be in several African nations, Mauritius, Canada, Southeast Asia, the UK, the Middle East and at various locations around the United States. Please join me in prayer for the lost to see, fear and come to Christ in our concerts.
For specific dates, cities, and information on how you can join me this year, please visit my tour page at www.DonMoen.com/Tour.


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Home/World News/Middle East/Iran/President Rouhani: US, Israel murdered Gen. Soleimani to avenge defeat in region
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President Rouhani: US, Israel murdered Gen. Soleimani to avenge defeat in region
President Hassan Rouhani has described the assassination of top Iranian anti-terror commander Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani as "an act of revenge" by the US and Israel against the Islamic Republic and other independent nations that foiled the pair's sinister plots to destabilize the region.
"The martyrdom of General Soleimani was an act of revenge against the Islamic Republic of Iran, the independence of regional countries as well as those great nations that stood against the conspiracies of the United States and Zionism, and broke them," he told a cabinet meeting in Tehran on Wednesday.
Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani, the commander of the Quds Force of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), and his Iraqi trenchmate Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the deputy head of the Popular Mobilization Units, were assassinated along with their companions in a US terror drone strike authorized by President Donald Trump near Baghdad International Airport on January 3.
The two commanders were highly popular because of the key role they played in eliminating the US-sponsored Daesh Takfiri terrorist group in the region, particularly in Iraq and Syria.
Rouhani said Daesh is made of mercenaries of America and the Zionist regime, which wanted the terror outfit to take over the region.
General Soleimnai, however, "stood tactfully" against their plots and made great efforts to restore regional peace and security, he added.
"Cruel Daesh elements, raised by the arrogance and Zionism, were seeking to disrupt regional peace and security. The US, Zionism and those whose interests were at stake in the region took revenge from Martyr Soleimani for he had foiled their schemes," Rouhani said.
"Martyr Soleimani is a national hero and an honor for the entire Iranian nation, the nations of the region and the revolutionary Muslims. Of course, they wanted to take our national hero, but I think they made a mistake. Our national hero became eternal, and will remain one of our great historic heroes."
Two days after Washington's assassination operation, Iraqi lawmakers approved a bill, demanding the withdrawal of all foreign military forces led by the United States from the country.
Referring to the law, the Iranian chief executive said, "The enemy's objective was to break the resistance in the region with the martyrdom of Soleimani, but it had the opposite effect and the blood of Soleimani strengthened the resistance's morale in the region."
The glorious funeral processions held for General Soleimani and Muhandis in different Iranian cities was "a strong slap in the face of American criminals," he added.
IMAM KHOMEINI AND USTAD BEDIUZZAMAN SAID NURSI
Members of Assembly of Experts pay tribute to late Imam
Supreme Leader pays tribute to Founder of Islamic Republic


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Nohchakán es una población del municipio de Cuzamá en el estado de Yucatán, México.

Toponimia
El nombre (Nohchakán) proviene del idioma maya.

Hechos históricos
 En 1910 cambia su nombre de Nohchokán a Nohchakán.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2005 realizado por el INEGI, la población de la localidad era de 175 habitantes, de los cuales 91 eran hombres y 84 eran mujeres.

Galería

Véase también

 Cuzamá
 Otras localidades de Yucatán

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Yucatán.gob.mx - Sitio oficial del estado de Yucatán.

Localidades del municipio de Cuzamá
Zona henequenera de Yucatán
Toponimia maya
Haciendas de Yucatán