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Dustin Lynch Cruises to No. 1 on Country Airplay Chart With 'Ridin' Roads'
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Dustin Lynch is kicking off the new year by taking all the right "roads;" his latest single, "Ridin' Roads" has driven to No. 1 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart.
The ascent to the top of the chart is spurred by a 23 percent increase in radio impressions, allowing it to claim the summit of the chart. With "Ridin' Roads" topping Billboard's Country Airplay chart, Lynch now has seven chart-topping singles.
"I can't think of a better and stronger way to kick off 2020," Lynch remarks to Billboard about his latest achievement.
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"Shoutout to everyone who's been ridin' roads while cranking this one up. A No. 1 song is life-changing ... what a blessing," he adds. "It feels like we are just getting started, too. We've been hard at work on our new tour and are ready to hit the road. Come celebrate with us this year!"
"Ridin' Roads" has earned Lynch another distinction, as the song becomes his second Country Airplay No. 1 as a co-writer. Lynch also co-wrote his single "Good Girl" alongside Andy Albert and Justin Ebach.
Both songs will appear on Lynch's upcoming fourth album, Tullahoma, which he co-produced alongside Zach Crowell. His other historic Country Airplay chart-toppers are "Small Town Boy," "Seein' Red," "Mind Reader," "Hell of a Night" and "Where It's At (Yep, Yep)."
Lynch will be embarking on his headlining Stay Country Tour this year, with the first date on Jan. 30 in Detroit. The tour will consist of 15 stops in cities like Boston, Kansas City and Pittsburgh. Travis Denning is set to open the majority of the dates.
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C. D. Broad
Charlie Dunbar Broad
(1887-12-30)30 December 1887
Harlesden, Middlesex, England
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20th-century philosophy
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John Locke, William Ernest Johnson, Alfred North Whitehead, G. E. Moore, Bertrand Russell
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Charlie Dunbar Broad (30 December 1887 – 11 March 1971), usually cited as C. D. Broad, was an English epistemologist, historian of philosophy, philosopher of science, moral philosopher, and writer on the philosophical aspects of psychical research. He was known for his thorough and dispassionate examinations of arguments in such works as Scientific Thought, published in 1923, The Mind and Its Place in Nature, published in 1925, and An Examination of McTaggart's Philosophy, published in 1933.
Broad's essay on "Determinism, Indeterminism, and Libertarianism" in Ethics and the History of Philosophy (1952) introduced the philosophical terms "occurrent causation" and "non-occurrent causation", which became the basis for today's "agent causal" and "event causal" distinctions in the debates on libertarian free will.
2 Psychical research
3 Free will
7 Further reading
Broad was born in Harlesden, in Middlesex, England.[1] He was educated at Dulwich College from 1900 until 1906.[2] He gained a scholarship to study at Trinity College, Cambridge in 1906. In 1910 he graduated with First-Class Honours, with distinction.
In 1911, he became a Fellow of Trinity College. This was a non-residential position, which enabled him to also accept a position he had applied for as an assistant lecturer at St Andrews University. He was later made a lecturer at St Andrews University, and remained there until 1920. He was appointed professor at Bristol University in 1920, and worked there until 1923, when he returned to Trinity College as a College lecturer. He was a lecturer in 'moral science' in the Faculty of philosophy at Cambridge University from 1926 until 1931. In 1931, he was appointed 'Sidgwick Lecturer' at Cambridge University. He kept this role until 1933, when he was appointed Knightbridge Professor of Moral Philosophy at Cambridge University, a position he held for twenty years, until 1953.
Broad was President of the Aristotelian Society from 1927 to 1928, and again from 1954 to 1955. He was also President of the Society for Psychical Research in 1935 and 1958.
Broad was openly homosexual at a time when homosexual acts were illegal. In March 1958, Broad along with fellow philosophers A.J. Ayer and Bertrand Russell, writer J.B. Priestley, and 27 others, sent a letter to The Times which urged the acceptance of the Wolfenden Report's recommendation that homosexual acts should 'no longer be a criminal offence'.[3]
Psychical research
Broad argued that if research showed that psychic events occur, this would challenge philosophical theories of "basic limiting principles" in at least five ways:
Backward causation, the future affecting the past, is rejected by many philosophers, but would be shown to occur if, for example, people could predict the future.
One common argument against dualism, that is the belief that minds are non-physical, and bodies physical, is that physical and non-physical things cannot interact. However, this would be shown to be possible if people can move physical objects by thought (telekinesis).
Similarly, philosophers tend to be skeptical about claims that non-physical 'stuff' could interact with anything. This would also be challenged if minds are shown to be able to communicate with each other, as would be the case if mind-reading is possible.
Philosophers generally accept that we can only learn about the world through reason and perception. This belief would be challenged if people were able to psychically perceive events in other places.
Physicalist philosophers believe that there cannot be persons without bodies. If ghosts were shown to exist, this view would be challenged.[4]
Broad argued for "non-occurrent causation" as "literally determined by the agent or self." The agent could be considered as a substance or continuant, and not by a total cause which contains as factors events in and dispositions of the agent. Thus our efforts would be completely determined, but their causes would not be prior events.
New series of events would then originate which he called "continuants." These are essentially causa sui.
Peter van Inwagen says that Broad formulated an excellent version of what van Inwagen has called the "Consequence Argument" in defense of incompatibilism.
Perception, physics and reality. An Enquiry into the Information that Physical Science can Supply about the Real. London: Cambridge University Press, 1914 (PDF; 54,07 MB)
Scientific thought. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1923
The Mind and its place in nature. London: Kegan Paul, 1925
The Philosophy of Francis Bacon. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1926
Five types of ethical theory. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1930
War Thoughts in Peace Time. London: Humphrey Milford, 1931
An examination of McTaggart's philosophy. Vol. 1. Cambridge University Press, 1933
Determinism, interdeterminism and libertarianism. Cambridge University Press, 1934
Ethics and the History of Philosophy, London: Routledge, 1952; Reprint 2000, ISBN 0-415-22530-2
Religion, Philosophy and Psychic Research, London: Routledge, 1953; Reprint 2000, ISBN 0-415-22558-2
Human Personality and the Possibility of Its Survival. University of California Press, 1955
Personal Identity and Survival. Society for Psychical Research, London 1958
Lectures on Psychical Research. Incorporating the Perrott Lectures given in Cambridge University in 1959 and 1960. New York: Humanities Press, 1962 (contains Saltmarsh's Investigation of Mrs Warren Elliott's Mediumship)
Induction, Probability, and Causation. Selected Papers of C. D. Broad, Dordrecht: Reidel, 1968
Broad's Critical Essays in Moral Philosophy, New York: Humanities Press, 1971
Leibniz: An Introduction, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1975, ISBN 0-521-20691-X
Berkeley's Argument. Haskell House Pub Ltd., 1976
Kant: An Introduction, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1978, ISBN 0-521-21755-5
Ethics, Dordrecht: Nijhoff, 1985
Growing block universe
↑ Harlesden was part of Middlesex until 1965; today it is part of the London Borough of Brent in Greater London.
↑ Hodges, S. (1981): "God's Gift. A Living History of Dulwich College", London: Heinemann, p. 87
↑ Annan, N.G., Attlee, A. J. Ayer, Robert Boothby, C. M. Bowra, C. D. Broad, David Cecil, L. John Collins, Alex Comfort, A. E. Dyson, Robert Exon, Geoffrey Faber, Jacquetta Hawkes, Trevor Huddleston, C. R. Julian Huxley, C. Day-Lewis, W. R. Niblett, J. B. Priestley, Russell, Donald O. Soper, Stephen Spender, Mary Stocks, A. J. P. Taylor, E. M. W. Tillyard, Alec R. Vidler, Kenneth Walker, Leslie D. Weatherhead, C. V. Wedgwood, Angus Wilson, John Wisdom, and Barbara Wootton. March 7, 1958. 'Letter to the Editor'. The Times.
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Encyclopedia of Philosophy. 2nd Edition. Volume 1. Ed. by Donald M. Borchert. Farmington Hills, Michigan: Macmillan Reference, 2006.
Paul A. Schilpp (ed.): Philosophy of C. D. Broad. Tudor Publishing Company, New York 1959.
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Radom to miasto z tradycjami w różnych dziedzinach sportu. Początkiem historii sportu radomskiego jest rok 1910, kiedy to po uzyskaniu oficjalnego pozwolenia od władz carskich powstało Radomskie Towarzystwo Sportowe. Posiadało ono pięć sekcji: piłki nożnej (pod nazwą "Kordian"), kolarską, tenisową, łyżwiarską i gimnastyczną ("Sokół").

Pięściarz niegdyś radomskiej "Broni" Kazimierz Paździor zdobył wówczas tytuł mistrza olimpijskiego (Rzym 1960) i tytuł mistrza Europy (Praga 1957). Kolejna znana osoba z Radomia to Danuta Makulska-Ziemnicka, która minimalnie przegrała walkę o awans do ćwierćfinału w turnieju tenisowym Wimbledon 1962. Następnie Danuta Szmidt-Calińska była wielokrotną mistrzynią Polski w tenisie stołowym. Uczestnikami Igrzysk Olimpijskich w Moskwie i Meksyku byli kolarze Andrzej Michalak i Kazimierz Jasiński z Radomiaka. Wydarzeniem w dziejach radomskiego futbolu były występy piłkarzy Radomiaka w I lidze w sezonie 1984/85. Ryszard Augustyn był wielokrotnym finalistą Mistrzostw Polski, a w 1993 roku zdobył tytuł drużynowego mistrza świata w wyścigach motocyklowych "enduro". Pingpongiści "Broń - Euromirex" byli drużynowymi mistrzami Polski w latach 1993-1995.

Radomskie kluby sportowe

Radomski sport według dyscyplin

Radomska piłka nożna
Początek piłka nożnej w Radomiu datuje się na 1908 roku. Wówczas Włodzimierz Chędzyński, uczeń piątej klasy Szkoły Handlowej, otrzymał przysłaną w prezencie z zagranicy skórzaną piłkę nożną. Wraz z kolegami, dzięki pozwoleniu dyrektora "handlówki" Prospera Jarzyńskiego, rozegrali pierwszy mecz. Takie spotkania rozgrywane były przez blisko dwa lata. W 1910 roku, po uzyskaniu od władz carskich pozwolenia na oficjalną działalność, powstało Radomskie Towarzystwo Sportowe. Sekcja piłki nożnej występowała pod nazwą Kordian. Owo wydarzenie dało początek radomskiemu sportowi. W 1911 roku drużyna z Radomia rozegrała swój pierwszy mecz ze Stellą Warszawa. Spotkanie zakończyło się porażką radomian 2:5. W 1921 roku RTS rozpadł się na dwa kluby - powstały: Radomskie Koło Sportowe i Czarni Radom. W 1945 roku przy Fabryce Bata powstał Klub Sportowy Radomiak Radom. W 1950 roku, tak jak w całym kraju, nastąpiła odgórnie narzucona zmiana nazw klubów - Radomiak zmienił nazwę na Związkowiec, a rok później na Włókniarz. W 1956 roku powrócono do nazwy KS Radomiak. W 1967 roku po połączeniu Radomiaka z RKS-em powstał Radomski Klub Sportowy Radomiak Radom. W 1947 roku zawodnik Radomiaka Marian Czachor grał w reprezentacji Polski. W 1972 roku radomianie awansowali do II ligi. W 1984 roku wywalczyli historyczny awans do I ligi. W następnym sezonie, po dwóch kolejkach ligowych, Zieloni obejmowali pozycję lidera, a po rundzie jesiennej - piątą pozycję. Jednak przygoda w ekstraklasie trwała tylko jeden sezon. W 1993 roku Radomiak awansował do II ligi. Po dwóch sezonach spadł z zaplecza ekstraklasy. W 2004 roku nastąpił kolejny awans do II ligi, w meczach barażowych z Tłokami Gorzyce (3:1, 1:2). W 2005 roku radomianie utrzymali się na zapleczu ekstraklasy. W spotkaniach barażowych ponownie trafili na Tłoki Gorzyce i wygrali z gorzyczanami rywalizację (0:0, 3:0). W 2006 roku nastąpił spadek do III ligi, po przegranych barażach z Odrą Opole. W 1/16 finału Pucharu Polski 2006/2007 Radomiak spotkał się z drużyną - Odry Wodzisław Śląski, która występowała o dwie klasy rozgrywek wyżej i na własnym boisku pokonał ją 1:0. 24 października 2006 roku w 1/8 finału radomianie pokonali w Łodzi ŁKS 1:0 po golu Macieja Terleckiego i tym samym awansował do 1/4 finału Pucharu Polski.

Na stadionie Radomiaka, Stadion RKS Radomiak, zostały rozegrane trzy spotkania reprezentacji Polski.

Broń Radom w latach 50. XX wieku przez rok występowała w II lidze, a pod koniec lat 70. i na początku 80. należała do czołówki drużyn występujących na zapleczu ekstraklasy. Sekcja piłkarska Broni występowała dziewięć razy w II lidze. Najlepszym wynikiem na zapleczu ekstraklasy klubu jest 3. miejsce w sezonie 1979/1980. W tym samym czasie Broń awansowała do 1/8 Finału Pucharu Polski, pokonując między innymi I-ligową Wisłę Kraków i Radomiaka. W barwach klubu grali m.in. Rafał Siadaczka, Tomasz Dziubiński, Kazimierz Przybyś.

Radomska siatkówka
Czarni Radom w sezonie 1983/1984 awansowali do ekstraklasy, w której występowali nieprzerwanie przez 18 sezonów. Dwa razy zajęli trzecie miejsce (1994, 1995). W 1994 roku drużyna zdobyła Puchar Polski. W 2002 roku radomianie po raz pierwszy w historii spadli do niższej ligi.

W 2003 roku w miejsce Czarnych powstał nowy klub RTS Radom, a sponsorem strategicznym została znana firma Jadar. Jadar Radom w sezonie 2005/2006 awansował do Polskiej Ligi Siatkówki.

W sezonie 2007/2008 powołano Radomskie Centrum Sportowe, które następnie przyjęło nazwę RCS "Czarni" Radom i utożsamia się z klubem powstałym w 1921 roku. W sezonie 2012/2013 Czarni Radom zajęli pierwsze miejsce w I lidze i decyzją PZPS od kolejnego sezonu (2013/2014) mieli ponownie zagrać w Plus Lidze. Tytularnym sponsorem zespołu została firma Cerrad, a Czarni występowali w Lidze pod oficjalną nazwą Czarni Cerrad Radom.

Barwy radomskich klubów reprezentowali m.in. Robert Prygiel, Jarosław Stancelewski, Piotr Gabrych, Jakub Bednaruk, Łukasz Żygadło, Marian Kardas, Paweł Zagumny, Grzegorz Kokociński, Sebastian Pęcherz, Mykoła Karzow, Přemysl Obdržálek, Wojciech Ferens.

Radomska koszykówka

Radomski tenis stołowy
Największe sukcesy w tej dyscyplinie zdobyli ping-pongiści Broni Radom. Najsłynniejszą postacią sekcji tenisa stołowego klubu była Danuta Szmidt-Calińska, " pierwsza dama polskiego ping-ponga", najbardziej utytułowana zawodniczka na arenie krajowej. W latach 1956-1972 wywalczyła 67 medali Mistrzostw Polski. Szczególnym wyczynem było obronienie 10 razy z rzędu (lata 60-70) tytułu mistrza Polski w grze mieszanej, w parze z Januszem Kusińskim. Sekcja tenisa stołowego Broni utrzymywała przez długie lata żeńską drużynę w I lidze, męską w drugiej. Przełomowym okazał się rok 1993, gdy sponsorem stał się Mirosław Kłys, właściciel firmy Euromireks. Chcąc zdobyć reklamę poprzez sport, sprowadził do Radomia najlepszych polskich tenisistów: Leszka Kucharskiego, Marcina Kusińskiego, Piotra Skierskiego, Grzegorza Adamiaka. Zaowocowało to zdobyciem tytułu drużynowego mistrza Polski, oraz dziesięciu medali indywidualnych MP w latach 1993-1996. Odejście sponsora spowodowało upadek sekcji, która obecnie siłami młodzieży gra w ligach amatorskich.

Radomski boks
Największe sukcesy w boksie odnosiła sekcja bokserska Broni Radom. Szczytowym osiągnięciem klubu było zdobycie przez jej pięściarza Kazimierza Paździora w 1957 roku w Pradze mistrzostwa Europy, a w 1960 roku w Rzymie złotego medalu Igrzysk Olimpijskich. latach 80. XX wieku klub awansował i występował w ekstraklasie. W Radomiaku boks uprawiał Antoni Czortek, który w 1949 roku wywalczył mistrzostwo kraju.
Boks w Radomiu cieszy się wielkim powodzeniem. W chwili obecnej istnieją dwa Kluby. Wspomniana wyżej Broń Radom oraz Boxsport Arena miejsca dla Wszystkich Miłośników tej dyscypliny sportu.

Radomskie kolarstwo
Do krajowej czołówki w kolarstwie należała Broń Radom. Stanisław Kłosowicz był jednym z czołowych kolarzy szosowych drugiej połowy lat dwudziestych XX wieku. Lucjan Józefowicz i Stefan Borucz należeli do reprezentacji Polski, a cały zespół kolarski należał do najlepszych w kraju.

Radomski hokej na lodzie
W 1930 roku Radomskie Koło Sportowe zorganizowało sekcję hokeja na lodzie. W tym samym roku radomianie rozegrał swój pierwszy mecz z Prokocimiem Kraków w Radomiu na boisku usytuowanym na naturalnym stawie okolonym żużlowym torem kolarskim (Stary Ogród). W hokeja grali zawodnicy z sekcji piłkarskiej.

W Radomiaku sekcja tego sportu istniała w latach 1956 - 1955. Hokeiści swoje spotkania rozgrywali na lodowisku (obecnie na tym miejscu znajduje się rondo ulic Mireckiego, Okulickiego, Reja i Limanowskiego).

Radomskie szachy
Od 1997 roku w Radomiu co roku w maju odbywa się ogólnopolski turniej szachowy "Królewski Gambit Radomia" o puchar prezesa Polskiego Związku Szachowego Jacka Żemantowskiego. Zawody od 2001 r. organizuje Radomskie Stowarzyszenie Sportowe GAMBIT.

Obiekty sportowe
 Hala sportowa MOSiR w Radomiu
 Nowa Hala Sportowa Akademickiego Centrum Sportu Radom
 Stara Hala Sportowa Akademickiego Centrum Sportu Radom
 Stadion im. Braci Czachorów
 Stadion Miejski w Radomiu

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Bibliografia
 "Radomscy olimpijczycy", Zbigniew Puszko i Paweł Stus

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With climate-changing emissions still inching higher — and resulting threats from extreme weather surging — sucking greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere must become an urgent priority, backers of "carbon removal" efforts say.
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They also feature in a report, due out next month, by the world's leading climate scientists, who say governments may have to find ways to extract vast amounts of carbon from the air if warming overshoots the lower Paris pact limit of 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 Fahrenheit). That overshoot is expected to happen by about 2040, according to a draft copy of the report.
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Over the past few decades, the world has seemed to grow increasingly smaller as people are able to send goods across the planet with less and less hassle. A big reason for this is the very fast delivery service provided by global air freight.
Despite all the efficiency that these kinds of air freight companies provide, there are still times when they will experience some sort of a delay. Below, we'll present the three primary reasons for delays in global air freight operations.
1. Inclement Weather
As much as companies have managed to turn their entire operations into tightly-run processes, there are still elements that are completely unpredictable. This is why the most common cause of delay comes from bad weather. When planes are simply unable to take off from their departure airport due to heavy storms, ice on the runway, or thick fog, the reliability of major shipping organizations goes right out the window.
2. Customs Delays
In an increasingly global world, it's becoming more common for products and goods to be shipped from one country into another. This is typically not much of a problem, but there can always be some kind of a global air freight delay when the shipments arrive at customs. While most shipments make it through customs very fast, there are occasionally times when the entire system breaks down and leaves goods in limbo for far too long. This is when major delays start to pile up and cause significant problems throughout the entire supply chain.
3. Congestion
It's no secret that more and more companies are trying to get into the shipping game. This means that each company needs to be as professional as possible in terms of getting things sent off and delivered on time. The truth of the matter is that some companies are professional, and others are not. The less-successful companies tend to cause minor problems within their own processes that will eventually lead to major issues for freight carriers all throughout the globe. If there is a significant global air freight delay, you can feel pretty confident that this is going to be one of the main issues. By choosing more professional shipping organizations, you can usually avoid these problems. Even with all of the possible sources of delay, it's important to remember that global air freight is generally a reliable resource for getting products delivered on time.
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State v. Joel R. Medrow, 2011AP2314, District 1, 5/15/12
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An anonymous call to the police reported that the caller had followed a possibly impaired driver who had turned parked in the front parking lot of the Cudahy Police Department; the report included the vehicle's license plate number. The court concludes that, upon seeing Medrow just outside that vehicle, an officer had reasonable suspicion to seize him (and thus, when Medrow failed to submit to a command to stop, probable cause to arrest him).
¶14 First, the anonymous tip exhibited reasonable indicia of reliability to warrant Officer Olson's initial investigation. The caller's description of a possibly impaired driver was the product of the caller's personal observations and was contemporaneously reported to the police. See Rutzinksi, 241 Wis. 2d 279 [sic: 729], ¶33 (One way to establish an informant's basis of knowledge is to consider whether the tip contained contemporaneous observations.). Additionally, the tip contained "'inside information'" because the informant reported specific details that showed how she came to know of the illegal activity. See id., ¶25 (citation omitted). While Olson did not know the name of the informant at the time of the investigation, he was able to confirm the informant's knowledge: that a vehicle with a specific license plate number driven by an individual with long hair was indeed in the Cudahy Police Department parking lot immediately after the call. See id.
¶15 Second, this case provides "additional factual component[s], separate and apart from the information provided by the [informant], that contributed to a reasonable suspicion to detain" Medrow. See State v. Patton, 2006 WI App 235, ¶22, 297 Wis. 2d 415, 724 N.W.2d 347 (emphasis omitted). When Olson walked out of the police station, he observed the vehicle with the license plate number the informant had given in the parking lot that the informant had described. He also observed Medrow standing next to the open driver's side door falling backwards, as if he had "just stepped out of the vehicle and fallen off balance." Medrow then angrily walked towards another car in the parking lot, and he did not respond to the officer when he yelled out to him. Finally, when Olson attempted to direct Medrow away from the vehicle, Olson detected a strong odor of alcohol.
¶16 Indeed, Medrow's case is highly analogous to Patton, 297 Wis. 2d 415, ¶¶22-23, in which this court concluded that an anonymous tip, combined with a police officer's observations, provided the officer with reasonable suspicion that the defendant was involved in criminal activity, justifying a Terry[3] stop. In Patton, an anonymous caller described the location, direction of travel, and attire of three men who supposedly had just committed an armed robbery. Id., 297 Wis. 2d 415, ¶2. The caller did not provide any information regarding the basis of his or her knowledge of the alleged armed robbery. Id., ¶19. However, an officer observed three men matching the informant's description as he was receiving the information via dispatch. Id. The officer notified other officers of his observation, and soon heard the siren of one of the responding vehicles. Id., ¶¶3‑4. At the same time, the officer observed the three men stop and look in the direction of the siren. Id., ¶4. The men entered a restaurant, from which they emerged approximately fifteen to twenty seconds after the siren was turned off. Id. This court concluded that the added factual component—the siren component—in conjunction with the information provided by the informant, was enough for the officer to have a reasonable suspicion to detain the three suspects. Id.,¶23. Likewise, when considering the totality of the circumstances in Medrow's case, the added factual components Olson observed, in conjunction with information provided by the caller's tip, justified the seizure of Medrow. Seeid., ¶¶22-23.
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Pitch is a numerical fraction used to describe the incline or steepness of the roof's surface. Pitch can be calculated by measuring the vertical rise and dividing it by the horizontal span. Flat roofs with low pitch often benefit the most from rubber roofing.
Bergen County roofers from All Professional Remodeling answer a question: Can rubber roofing be installed over existing shingles?
No, licensed roofing contractors must make certain that the roof is stripped down to the plywood base before installing the rubber roof. The wood should also be swept clean of dirt, dust and other debris. This will give the rubber roofing a stable surface on which to adhere without air bubbles. Reroofing with rubber over previous materials will negate most manufacturers' warranties.
Homeowners looking for an alternative to conventional asphalt shingles should consider rubber. Rubber roofing is an eco friendly option that's made mostly from recycled tires, sawdust and slate dust. Most roofers will refer it by the technical term EPDM, which stands for ethylene propylene diene terpolymer roofing. Rubber roofing can easily be rolled out over flat roofs with little to no pitch. Homeowners can also invest in rubber shingles for their sloped roofs. As they continue growing in popularity, rubber shingles are becoming available in a variety of appealing colors and textured designs.
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The result of the whole story? Of course, I messed up all my exams. Everything fell apart, and I cried a lot of tears. Somehow I even ended up in a depression. I never talked about this before, because I got out of my misery and then I was getting back into my "SuperLyy Mode". Which then ended up in a burn out again… This has been an endless cycle through almost the last four years.
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I am talking about this topic today because, during the last weeks, I finally found a way to maintain my situation. Everyone is recommending to get a work-life balance, but the truth is, it is definitely easier to say than to accomplish it. It has a lot to do with getting your mind at ease. To declutter your life and the most important thing; to distance yourself from everything that stresses you out and that makes you unhappy! LESS STRESS is the only new year's resolution for myself this year, and until now I am actually living it up pretty good, to be honest. So today, this is my introduction for the following topics on LMlle. How to get a work-life balance which does indeed work and moreover, how to be happy!
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Attack On Titan Season 1 Episode 13 Recap – Primal Desire: The Struggle for Trost, Part 9
Huddled inside a building with a titan outside, Jean devises a plan to escape using a fallen soldier's ODM gear. He makes a run for it when the titan turns its back but struggles with a malfunction in the replacement's belt. Marco then comes in to lure the titan to him while Connie and Annie support him from behind. Jean fumbles as it turns out that his replacement is defective as well. Thankfully, Annie saves him from a close call with a titan, and all of them manage to return to the wall.
Rico and her squad face difficulty as she loses soldiers from the growing number of titans coming inside.
The tide changes as they see the boulder lifted from the ground, held by no other than Eren's titan. Armin runs to Mikasa to report that he's recovered. Ian then calls for everyone to support and protect him even if it causes their lives. Victory is at hand.
Jean and the others also do the same on their end. Ian sees the other squad from Mitabi's team lure the titans on foot, so they reinforce them while Ian and Mikasa are assigned to keep tabs on Eren.
Eren's body feels like it's breaking from the boulder's weight as he sees his friends turned into bait below him. He remembers the dream of exploring the outside world and the longing to live free. Everyone has been denying them the greatest freedom the world has to offer, so he strives to fight no matter how terrifying their world may be.
Ian falls from the ensuing struggle while Rico and Mikasa clear the way for Eren. Eren makes a final roar as he puts down the boulder and seals the wall. Rico cries and tells everyone that their deaths aren't in vain. She signals the yellow flare for victory, and Pyxis sends reinforcements to rescue the elite squad.
Titans are still coming toward Eren, so Armin and Mikasa scramble to take his body back. Thankfully, Levi arrives and kills the two looming threats. Eren sees the insignia on his back, the wings of freedom from the Scout Regiment. Levi looks back and asks them what's going on.
Thanks to the Scouts and Garrison Regiment, they manage to destroy the remaining titans inside Trost with cannon fire. The scouts mopped out the few that remained. They also managed to capture two titans alive. Around 200 soldiers were dead or missing, with another 900 injured. Although this was their first victory, no one had the stomach to celebrate after such losses.
While cleaning up the streets, Jean finds Marco's body lying dead on the streets, half of him severed by a titan attack. He can't believe it and wonders if anyone saw how he died. A nearby nurse asks for his name, stating they cannot afford an epidemic.
On one side, Sasha finds a massive pile of dead bodies vomited from a titan's mouth. On another, Annie apologizes to the deceased, and Reiner tells her they have no time for that. They must prepare for the funeral.
Eren wakes up in a cell facing Commander Erwin and Captain Levi of the Scout Regiment. He's currently in the dungeons and under the custody of the Military Police.
Erwin shows him the key from his necklace. He asks about Dr. Jaeger's basement in Shiganshina and the secrets that supposedly lie there. Eren assures him that it's all true, but Levi is suspicious. Erwin assures him that the boy has no reason to lie. What he wants to know are his intentions.
To take back Shiganshina, they'll have to use his powers as a titan again. Eren tells him about his dream of joining the scouts to slaughter all the titans he sees. Impressed, Levi volunteers to take responsibility for him.
Our conclusion to the first arc is nothing short of EPIC. Rating: 4.5/5
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GREXIT, Openness, Transparency and Honesty in Systems (GOTHS): Public Affairs Reflections on Changing Economies and Societies
Harris, Phil (Wiley, 2015-08-17)
Editorial Financial capacity and political perspicacity are inversely correlated. Long-run salvation by men of business has never been highly regarded if it means disturbance of orderly life and convenience in the present. So inaction will be advocated in the present even though it means deep trouble in the future. Here, at least equally with Communism, lies the threat to Capitalism. It is what causes men who know that things are going quite wrong to say that things are fundamentally sound.' Galbraith (2009), The Great Crash of 1929. Page 194 The rumbles of the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis are still with us as the EU has put together another bailout proposal for Greece as a member of the Euro Zone. One wonders whether monitoring and support for quality fiscal management of economies within the Euro Zone have been as robust and rigorous as it should have been. Clearly something for the banks, finance ministers, businesses and economists to reflect on as the Greek Banking system is propped up by Central European economies. Good basic banking is paramount; one can only borrow what one can payback at a realistic rate or one starts moving into areas of usury level re-payments and financial distrust and disharmony in society. To tread carefully, stimulate business, civic society, creativity and be supportive of well managed economies seems to be the general rule that works. Finance and international banking is increasingly attracting major public affairs activity, partly a result of the failures in the system which led to the financial crash in 2008. Bankers were not the only people to blame for the crash but also central bankers and other international financial regulators who bear the responsibility too, who mishandled the crisis and failed to keep economic imbalances in check and for not exercising proper oversight of institutions. The development of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and gradual roll out of the RMB as a world trading currency may lead to greater transparency and balance on theworld financial scene and help stimulate better global regulation of markets and currencies. The signs are good that this will happen. Clearly reform of financial institutions to cope with the rapid speed of financial trading, markets and shifting trends in world trade and investment is needed, underpinned by greater transparency and regulation. The issue contains arange of articles.
To Exit or Not To Exit: That is the Question: To Build or Retreat: That is another Question
Editorial. It has been a very interesting and tragic period for Europe over the last month. The UK voted to leave the EU in its Referendum, Its Prime Minister resigned and Teresa May has taken over as the Second female Conservative Prime Minister and formed a new government. The UK Economy took an initial battering in world markets but seems to have settled down now as global players perceive there are advantages and disadvantages for the UK in being in the EU, but the main thing is stability in global markets. It will also speed-up reform of the EU and its institutions, so this may be advantageous. We have also seen a sharp increase in horrific terror atrocities in Europe, notably France, Belgium and Germany which has pointed to the need for more effective management of our freedoms and security of our citizens. It has been a difficult Summer for Europe. We hope and pray that stability and safety will return as without that society will not be based on a balanced platform to provide for all We are also seeing the emergence of the two contenders for the US Presidency, Donald Trump versus Hilary Clinton. The non-establishment business candidate versus the female long serving politician and social reformer. Cleveland and Philadelphia have all given us insights into what is coming. In addition we will soon have elections in Germany and France, which could see major change, whilst growth in South East Asia continues steadily which can be seen in the positive meeting in Ulan Bator at the 11th ASEM Summit. World regulation and development now seems to be very much to the fore as we build and develop a truly global international economy accountable governmental and financial system, accountability, good governance and transparency will be the core underpinnings of that development This is a general issue of the Journal of Public Affairs
Migration, money, markets and morality
Editorial Over the last year, the pressure of economic migration and vast numbers of people on the move who have been destabilised by conflict, instability and deprivation has impacted dramatically upon Europe and particularly the European Union (EU). Pictures of drowned children washed up on beaches, boat swampings, human flotsam, dead bodies of those suffocated and rotting in trucks of those who died being smuggled into the EU from suffocation and heat exhaustion. These are not the pictures of a civilised society and show the gang masters, wretches and gangsters of society taking advantage of human desperation. A coherent policy on economic migrants and political asylum seekers for the multi-state union has shown that one policy fitting all has buckled, broke and does not work. One has to be focused on supporting the weak and the vulnerable and giving clear guidelines on the numbers and quality of migrants that are needed in an economy. This works well in Australia, Canada and New Zealand and should be adopted more widely across the EU. Conflict and instability in the Middle East is fuelling much of this migration and the search for safety by asylum seekers. The instability of Africa and the North Coast of Africa is not helping. Long-term answers and care for immediate needs must be the answer. Europe like America has benefitted from economic migration and the wonderful contributions that asylum seekers and the persecuted have made in the past. We must make policy for refugees and migrants a public affairs and policy priority. This is a general issue of the journal and shows the breadth of thinking across the discipline.


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Philip Kindred Dick (December 16, 1928 – March 2, 1982) was an American novelist, short story writer, essayist and philosopher whose published work is almost entirely accepted as being in the science fiction genre.
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Philip Kindred Dick (December 16, 1928 – March 2, 1982) was an American novelist, short story writer, essayist and philosopher whose published work is almost entirely accepted as being in the science fiction genre. Dick explored sociological, political and metaphysical themes in novels dominated by monopolistic corporations, authoritarian governments, and altered states. Philip K. Dick's 1953 short story "Second Variety" posits the ramifications of a human propensity for playing God, and for mankind's wanton disregard of the consequences of its technological innovations.
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Q: Dagger2 vs Application class in android By this simple example
public class MyApp extends Application {
private static MyApp app;
private ImageDownloaderComponent imageDownloaderComponent; // dagger2

ImageDownloader imageDownloader;
@Override
public void onCreate() {
    super.onCreate();
    app = this;
    imageDownloaderComponent = DaggerImageDownloaderComponent.builder().imageDownloaderModule(new ImageDownloaderModule(this)).build();

    imageDownloader=new ImageDownloader(this);

}

public static MyApp app(){
    return app;
}

public ImageDownloaderComponent getImageDownloaderComponent(){
    return this.imageDownloaderComponent;
}
}

using Dagger2
public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity {
@Inject ImageDownloader downloader;

@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

    MyApp.app().getImageDownloaderComponent().inject(this);

    ImageView imageView = findViewById(R.id.main_image);
    downloader.toImageView(imageView, "https://..../fruits.png");
    } }

without dagger2
public class Main2Activity extends AppCompatActivity {

@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main2);
ImageView imageView = findViewById(R.id.main_image);
MyApp.app().imageDownloader.toImageView(imageView, "https://---/fruits.png");
 }
}

Both the case activity is working fine.  my question why we need dagger2 even the same task performed by the application class? how the way its effective? i google it ,i got its easy for testing apart from any benefits there?? which activity is good in above examples? why?

A: As we know Dagger is Dependency Injection.
Brief which makes the dagger unique:
Benefits:

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*If we are using dagger in very small projects/tasks like you given then dagger doesn't
deserve for that.It would be more efficient it is used in intermediate,long applications. Because it help us to avoid unwanted object creation in the code.

*We can use the dagger to reuse the object through object graph.

*We can distribute the dependency like for

*

*Project level

*App level

*Module level(Like : Home,Account in the app)

*We can define custom scope ,also there are some already defined scopes like Singleton , there are good concepts in dagger like component dependency & sub component.

*Can inject Class,Object,Constructor.


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The Programmes Team is responsible for developing, conducting and evaluating the psycho-social groups as well as organizing the literacy and empowerment programmes of the Department. These programmes are geared to facilitate behavior change that will enable reduction in recidivism levels. Probation Officers serve as facilitators however, the programmes team liaises with partner agencies which will provide resource persons as needed for presentations during group programmes.
The Programmes Team aims to assist clients with identifying early career development opportunities. Hence, many access programmes in the community will be identified and clients will be advised, referred and assisted with basic entry requirement needs where possible.
Accessing and developing group programme manuals, and/or selecting curriculum.
Reviewing group policies, standards and session guidelines.
Conducting or organizing individual sessions as viewed necessary to give support to clients unable to adjust to group setting.
Identifying resource material, personnel for adult literacy and other support for rehabilitation services.
Liaising with external agencies to access support programmes, career and empowerment opportunities thereby offering clients a supportive professional network between DCR and partners.
Setting a schedule/timetable of programmes that include day and evening sessions.
Developing new programmes/groups to meet clients' need for intervention.
Engaging with other internal special areas such as Mental Health, Drug Rehabilitation Court, Community Payback and Victim Services to offer group support.
Ensuring Planning, Debriefing and Evaluation of programmes and groups.
Providing information for the preparation of progress and evaluation reports for Courts, prison and DCR purposes.
Maintaining all DCR records in accordance with departmental guidelines.
Sustaining open communication/feedback with supervising Probation Officers and external agencies including Prison's sentencing planning team.
Visiting with and sustaining relationship with participating clients and agencies.
Participation in DCR's Public Awareness and Education presentations and projects.
Identifying appropriate training to enhance staff competencies in group programmes and other training needs.
Serving as staff support team to identify and enhance opportunities for community rehabilitation to offenders on release from custody through the Community Payback Programme, thereby working closely with the Through/Aftercare and Court Teams in monitoring such clients.
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I really enjoyed listening to Blood Red Road, so much so that I plan on getting my hands on the actual book in the future.
What really made this a great...listen...was the characters who had a mixture of strength and weakness, the plot which pulled me in from the beginning, and Ms. Young's writing which blew me away.
I loved the how her writing was kind of stark, and not over gilded. It just pulled me because it let my imagination run wild as I pictured the way things were unfolding. Plus she just captured the fear and loss that Saba went through so well.
I really respect Ms. Young and her writing, especially after finishing BBR. Why, because she didn't pull any punches when it came to her characters. They went through a lot, fighting in the cages, facing terrible work like creatures, and quite a few big dust-ups and they didn't come out unscathed...or at all by the time the book ended. I very nearly cried while listening to BBR when one of the characters died, especially the way it was done. Not that it was done poorly, but it was just so sad the way they died.
Rarely does a characters story pull me so much that all I want is for them to get a happy ending, and Saba did exactly that.
I really enjoyed watching Saba change throughout BBR, and thought that she definitely came along way from being kind of closed off and only caring about her brother Lugh to...a little more personable. I also really enjoyed that how strong of a character she was, it was definitely nice to see how she never gave up on rescuing Lugh or the conviction that she would, even when it seemed impossible.
Jack, what can one really say about him without giving away the whole book. I will say this, I didn't think he was going to survive the first book. I loved that the addition of Jack to the storyline brought a little bit of humor, okay, it would probably only make me laugh.
What I really liked about Jack was that he was a mixture between carefree and totally loyal to those he cares about...and that he likes to wing things without a plan.
My absolutely favorite thing about Blood Red Road would have to be Saba and Jack. From the very first time Jack made an appearance in the book I knew that he would be the character that would make me laugh. Plus I really just liked the bantering, arguing, and just the two of them. Basically, Saba and Jack were one of the best things about the book for me, which is interesting since I could usually care less about the MCs romantic life.
So the one complaint I have against the audio of Blood Red Road would have to be the length of it, which was 11 hours. That's an extremely long time, especially since I was only able to listen while working out and just before bed.
Content (will contain spoilers; highlight to see): Swearing pretty minimal; the few times there was swearing it was used more in we're in a real mess kind of way. Violence is pretty high in BBR, but not too graphic in nature.
When Blood Red Road first started I wasn't to sure I would like the way Ms. Lind read it, but within a few tracks I was blown away.
I loved the way she read, especially her interpretation of Saba. Gosh, she just did a fantastic job and definitely made one or two scenes even sadder with how she added so much emotion to her reading of it.
The thing that had me the most worried going into the audio book of Blood Red Road was the possibility of the reader (Ms. Lind) doing the voices for male characters. While I enjoyed the last audio book read by female, I didn't really enjoy her interpretations of the guys, so I was definitely prepared for the worst, but Ms. Lind did an excellent job of making the guys sound, well, like guys. I loved how each one of them had such distinctive voices, like, Jack's was kind of low and gravelly and the king's had a high slightly demented quality to it.
As for her portrayal of Saba, it was just had imagined her sounding after reading the first few pages at B&N one day.
Final Verdict: Blood Red Road was absolutely unbelievable. Definitely made exercising not so tedious.
Blood Red Road (audio) earns 5 out of 5 pineapples.