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👩‍⚖️ 👨‍⚖️ § ⚖ a very readable judgment #Mängelbeseitigung #Baurecht #Immobilienrecht #RechtlicheFragen #Bauqualität #NachhaltigesBauen #Bauplanung #Mängelmanagement #Vorschussanspruch #Gemeinschaftseigentum #Eigentümergemeinschaft #Wohnungseigentum #RechteUndPflichten #Immobilienverwaltung #Eigentümerrechte #Wohneigentum

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More and more things that seem to be plots to Movies seem to be spilling over into reality. Threats are evolving, adversaries are becoming emboldened, the rapid dissemination of information encourages copy cats, and we have to try and keep up. The emboldening of the “bad guys” is an evolving threat we must not take lightly as we look to mitigate risks to public safety. This story is but one example of the evolution of sensational actions and should be very thought provoking to anyone in the public safety sector. #riskmitigation https://lnkd.in/dbgyeZeG

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24 Nov 07:05: Getting Germany 🇩🇪🇩🇪 properly prepared for when a weak and ‘Russia-duplicitous’ Scholz 👺🤡👺 is finally removed?: With thanks to Holger Dr. Bahle 🇩🇪🇩🇪, who writes: ‘Approved military service plans on hold? Pistorius justified warning to CDU/CSU-Bundestagsfraktion: ‘My (Holger’s 🇩🇪🇩🇪) thoughts: In essence, this is about recording personnel who are able and willing to be called up in age groups fit for service. (Any doubts about the clarity, see my comment): This is therefore the conditio sine qua non for any introduction of a military or compulsory service model of any kind, in which a broad spectrum of skills and aptitude must be covered. On this basis, the soon-to-be-elected Federal Government will immediately be able to start and implement all further necessary planning to promote resilience in crisis, disaster, emergency and war situations for society as a whole. It goes without saying that a comprehensive approach does not only cover military areas. Without the introduction of a general compulsory service, which is a prerequisite for the creation of resilience of the state and society for various areas (Bundeswehr, protection of critical infrastructure, care, fire brigade, disaster control, water and coastal protection, rescue service, nature and environmental protection, etc.), the future administration may simply ‘hum around themselves’ and burn valuable time … and the more time wasted here, the greater the loss of capability in the Bundeswehr. Delays on the part of parties capable of making decisions would be fatal’ ‘: Thank you, Holger Dr. Bahle 🇩🇪🇩🇪 … and Nikki Searancke 🇳🇿🇺🇦:

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Some Elements are not to be toyed with, it is too expensive not to respect the #power and #majesty of the #Sea and what she is capable of delivering in the face of human arrogance. #solar #tech and #logistics #fail on the #ocean. Who pays? #MotherNature, you, us, #sealife, and 7 generations of #life. Instead of always striving for "more, more, more" let us learn to make do with, optimise, and enjoy what we have. Let's have #real #sustainability not fake #electricity generation.

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History is repeating itself. The AfD’s branding of #Bauhaus as an “error of modernity” is an attempt to distort the legacy of a movement that stands for #openness, #creativity, and #progress - in short: for something #new. Once again, anything that challenges a narrow, backward-looking worldview is labeled as a threat. Bauhaus wasn’t just a fleeting trend — it reshaped design, architecture, and everyday life in ways that are still relevant today. Its emphasis on functionality, simplicity, and innovation continues to inspire and define modern design. Attacking Bauhaus is attacking decades of progress that has improved the way we live, work, and build. We must remember the lessons of the past and stand against those trying to rewrite history. Because going backwards can never be the new forwards, can it? #AFDkissmyass #BeWildAndDifferent #Bauhaus #Modernism #CulturalHeritage #DesignProgress #progress #newthinking #new #creativity #DefendModernity #democracy

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Haven't you heard yet about Chair In The Air, the next revolution in fall protection? Join us next Tuesday, 2nd July 10:05 - 10:25, at the Pop-Up Event of Arbeitsschutz Aktuell and don't miss our technical speech for a deep dive into suspension trauma and how this innovation can be a game-changer. Save the date and be part of the future in Fall Protection! https://lnkd.in/epN45Wnk #FallProtection #Innovation #Safety #Arbeitsschutzaktuell

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GRUENE:TRITTIN “NOT MORE THAN A SCOPE OF ICECREAM” AFD:HOLM: ENERGIEWENDE A BLACK BOX. Or “When Reality catch up”🫣 “ Only one scoop of ice cream should cost the energy transition every household in Germany per month, the then Federal Environment Minister Jürgen Trittin (Greens) promised 20 years ago. Hardly a promise ever went so wrong. Depending on which institutions you follow, estimates of the previous costs of the energy transition range from 500 billion euros to 1000 billion, i.e. one trillion euros. Converted to around 40 million German households, this results in approximately 600 to 1200 euros per year per household, in addition to the current energy costs. For the next 20 years, experts expect even higher expenses, the management consultancy McKinsey even six trillion euros.” “However, a study had just calculated that the costs of the energy transition were also significantly driven by the phase-out of nuclear power: If Germany had stayed with nuclear energy in 2002 instead of relying on renewable energies, it would have saved 600 billion euros and could still produce more CO2-free electricity. But the government did not comment on this.” "The whole energy transition is a huge black box; as soon as it is to become even a little concrete, the federal government is wandering around," AfD politician Leif-Erik Holm comments on the answer of Habeck's ministry to his question. "You can't turn the complete energy supply of an 83 million economy around without even having a rough estimate of how and above all, whether that pays off," he says.” "The green dream of transformation in the energy sector" endangers Germany's competitiveness, it costs hundreds of billions of euros to future generations. That's why the government is silent about the numbers, says Holm. They fears that making them known would further reduce the already dwindling acceptance among citizens for the energy transition.” https://lnkd.in/d6a-DpDJ

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Watch out! 🇩🇪 As Germany heads towards the upcoming elections, it’s a sobering moment to consider what could lie ahead if figures from that insane, far-right hardliner party, whose name I won’t mention, were ever handed real power. Just as in the 🇺🇸 United States, where Donald Trump’s team is even considering putting Fox host Pete Hengseth in charge as Secretary of Defense, we are reminded of the alarming possibilities when populist forces gain control. This guy’s vision, after all, stops at national borders or with the deployment of his beloved American-made 7.62 rounds. Some even say he could be more radical than his boss. At this point, one can only hope that Trump remains as money-driven as ever, so we might be able to avoid a few wars as a result. Prof. Dr. Franz-Alois Fischer is one of the democracy-defending, intelligent minds in Europe whom we should listen to in order to learn. 🙏🏽

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Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs) are not expensive per se. NPPs are expensive for reasons of not having kept up with maintaining expertise and production lines over the last four decades, and for having different regulation standards across different nations. All this can be corrected for by restarting production, standardizing and harmonizing regulations, and training people from workers, engineers to scientists. Once done, production delays won’t exist anymore and energy prices will be at the cheapest level thinkable. Fear from radiation or nuclear waste? No worries either. Fears are exaggerated and waste is not really waste, but highly valuable resource for even more energy and rare isotopes.

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I’m pleased to collaborate with SGS Germany GmbH to support food businesses in safeguarding their production from intentional adulteration. Join us for our upcoming workshops on the official #FSPCA Intentional Adulteration Vulnerability Assessment (IAVA) program. This FDA-recognized training offers valuable insights and practical guidance on conducting vulnerability assessments in compliance with FDA regulations (21 CFR 121) to prevent intentional adulteration. By successfully completing this course, you will meet one of the FDA requirements for becoming a Food Defense Qualified Individual, responsible for carrying out vulnerability assessments. #fsma #IArule #foodtrade #foodexport #foodprotection #foodsafety #foodprocessing #regulatorycompliance See the link below for more details and registration.

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22 Nov 17:15: Me: This needs a bit of thinking about, please: ‘From the hybrid (war) manual - RUSSIA: Hybrid activities serve to enforce the strategic interests of hybrid actors: • Scholz calls Putin (Peace Chancellor for the SPD Left), immediately: 2. Heavy air attack on UKR 3. Makes the chancellor look bad on the way to BRA.. parallel 4. Reaction Biden release (in contrast to Trump's peace plan) ATACMS and UK missiles in Kursk, clear signalling to RUS Discourse shift on the part of RUSSIA 5. Data cable by CHINESE ship cable between Finland (demands Article 5, if necessary), while Germany only speaks of sabotage Attack is boosted by Cable Destruction / between Lithuania and SWEDEN 6. DK and SWE react openly to deterrence, DEU speaks of possible sabotage 7. Launch of a test ICBM against a target in Ukraine, sparks discussion in Germany. 8. Transactional splitting of the alliance Deterrence is not enough, it needs resilience - the realisation that we will continue to take the first blow... Thank you, Lisa-Martina Klein 🇩🇪 … and Sönke Marahrens 🇩🇪

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🔑 Der unverzichtbare Schlüssel für moderne Führungskräfte Effektive Moderation bzw. Facilitation von Teams: "He who masters the power formed by a group of people working together has within his grasp one of the greatest powers known to man." I. Koyenikan #leadmoveinspire #leadership #facilitation #change

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Peter Kilby brought the German OP to my attention with a comment that I’ve been saying something similar in “Australian”! Indeed I have … here’s the simply “Google Translate” version … /—-/ Many people buy a home storage system to advance the energy transition. KfW is promoting this with taxpayers' money. Unfortunately, that's pretty nonsense. The way we use home storage systems today, they hardly do anything for system. Why this is the case and how it can be 👇 changed Today, batteries are used in the electricity system as large-scale storage (containers) and home storage systems (aka solar batteries). Both are lithium-ion batteries. We are connecting home storage systems in Germany at quite a speed, and there are currently more than 7 GW connected to the grid. Many celebrate this as a success of the energy transition. Not me. Storage systems pay off financially because they allow you to consume more self-generated electricity. This is attractive because it saves grid fees, taxes and levies. But: of course, that doesn't do anything for society. Self-consumption is basically a tax-saving model. Unfortunately, storage systems are then of no use for the network or system. They simply charge fully as soon as the sun rises. And at some point they are full. Then the solar system feeds into the grid. The stupid thing is: this is often around lunchtime, when the market and grid are overflowing with electricity anyway. From the point of view of the electricity system, this is even worse than no battery at all. A sensibly operated storage system behaves quite differently. It charges at night (even without sun), discharges in the morning (even if I'm still sleeping) and only charges in the afternoon (at the solar peak). In the evening, the battery discharges (even if I don't use any electricity myself). The optimization is oriented towards the network and the market. Not because of my own behavior. We recently modeled this in detail as part of a study, with a Python model and real data. The result: of the 340 euros a year that the storage system brings me, only 8% are system benefits. The rest is redistribution at the expense of the neighbors. By the way, you can do all this better. Home storage systems are great systems. Or would be. If they were exposed to the right incentives. This requires two things: 1) Dynamic electricity tariffs 2) Time-varying network charges Of course, storage systems can't do anything about all this. Batteries are a great technology, even in the power grid. But they need meaningful incentives. The tragic thing is that all this has been clear to everyone in science for many years. And yet nothing happens. The study mentioned: https://lnkd.in/ehVBbmeR

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