Is it time for a new roof? What type of roofing material is right for your home? Well…that really depends on your house -and what *you* want.
The most important thing to remember is that all roof types have to be installed just as the manufacturer instructs because that is how they were designed to be installed. Otherwise, the roof can leak and it won't last as long. Even a long-lasting metal roof will fail very quickly if it isn't installed correctly.
Various roofing materials offer different benefits. Some may be more affordable while others last the longest. Some may be more prone to damage while others aren't. And some may need more repairs than others.
If it's time for you to replace the old roof, it's a great time to look at alternative roof types. You don't have to put the same type of shingles on the roof! Our Stevens Point roofing contractors would be glad to go over some of the different roofing systems available and the benefits associated with them.
What you may not know about asphalt shingles is that they are actually a composite roofing material. You've probably heard about composite roofs but only associated the term with synthetic slate or faux cedar shake shingles. Composite just basically means that several materials are joined together to create the final product. Asphalt is made of organic materials like waste paper or wood fiber and combined with asphalt and limestone granules.
Asphalt shingles are a very economical solution for sloped roof replacements. There are some asphalt shingles with a fiberglass reinforced mat that are expected to last 15-30 years but the bonding of the material with urea-formaldehyde resin means that they are not very environmentally friendly.
Metal roofing has become very popular in three different types: standing seam, corrugated metal, and metal shingles or tiles. Standing seam metal roofs are the most popular because they won't leak if properly installed. They give you one smooth, sleek looking roof that routes rainwater and melting ice off very well. No matter what type of metal roof you choose, the installation has to be flawless so you have no problems with it now or later.
The synthetic slate shingles, or roof tiles, look like real slate. They are available in all the real slate colors and are formed as a composite material. The material is lightweight and fully recyclable. Repair and installation will need to be done with special techniques, so make sure your roofer knows how to work with synthetic slate.
Just like synthetic slate, you can install synthetic cedar shake roofs. The cedar shake shingles look very realistic. You can always go with real cedar shake if you prefer. But be ready for them to weather and develop problems much quicker than any other roof type. This is why so many people choose to go with the synthetic option.
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On Monday, November 21, the Assembly passed A-4189, a compromise bill that will extend, for two years, Urban Enterprise Zone (UEZ) authorization in municipalities where the program is scheduled to sunset at the end of this year. (Those municipalities are Bridgeton, Camden, Newark, Plainfield and Trenton.) The vote in the Assembly was 56-15. The Senate Economic Growth Committee will consider this bill on December 12.
Respecting the Governor's desire for a comprehensive analysis of the program, S-2670/A-4189 has been introduced as a compromise. The new legislation accepts the Governor's recommendation regarding a DCA study of the program and research into alternatives. However, the bill provides a two-year extension to the five UEZs that are set to expire at the end of this year.
The UEZ Program – first created in 1983 – offers incentives to participating businesses, designed to encourage business growth and stimulate local economies. Approximately 6,800 certified UEZ businesses participate and benefit from the advantages of the UEZ program statewide. These include a number of tax and financial incentives, including tax credits to hire local workers. The program authorizes qualifying retail businesses in the UEZs to charge and collect the State's sales and use tax at one-half of the normal rate.
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Q: How to set a default module in SugarCRM 7 Hy Guys,
In SugarCRM 6 there is an attribute in config.php file named default_module which indicates that after a user gets logged in successfull he will be redirected to that specified module. For example if i have mentioned Contacts as the default module then the user will see the Contacts module as his first module (in other words the landing page become Contacts list view) after getting loged-in instead of the standard Home module.
But this parameter is not working in SugarCRM 7.
Any ideas hows to implement this logic in an upgrade safe way in SugarCRM 7. One of the possibilities that comes to my mind is to make a redirect in after_login logic hook to a specified module.
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After being in Australia for over five years, I thought I'd list all the things that surprised me about living in Sydney. While I'd visited Australia's largest city before as a backpacker, I'd never spent more than two weeks here and had only seen the main tourist spots.
There is so much more to Sydney than Bondi and the city!
This list includes a mixture of pros and cons of living in Sydney, as well as unusual things I wasn't expecting. None of these things would stop me wanting to live in Sydney though. It's still my favourite city in the world.
Read on to discover surprising things about living in Sydney, or watch my YouTube video below!
1. Sydney Has Lots of Beaches
One of the biggest things that surprised me about living in Sydney is the vast number of beaches. While everyone's heard of Bondi and Manly, there are actually over 100 beaches in Sydney!
With a very long, craggy, meandering coastline, as well as the harbour and multiple bays and rivers, Sydney is packed with beaches from top to bottom.
There are over 20 beaches in the Eastern suburbs alone (where Bondi is), in addition to the Northern Beaches peninsula and Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park. Then there are harbour beaches, Botany Bay, Cronulla and beautiful Bundeena.
Don't let anyone tell you that all of Sydney's beaches are packed all the time. They obviously haven't explored!
2. So Much of Sydney is on the Water
The second thing that I wasn't expecting in Sydney is how much of the city is waterside. With over 100 beaches, obviously there's a lot of ocean, but Sydney also has rivers, bays, creeks, coves and inlets breaking up the land.
Much of Sydney's housing is built into hills overlooking water, or at least in reach of a river or creek. When a friend from the UK came to visit me, she was so surprised at this.
3. Sydney Has Ocean Pools
A wonderful thing about Sydney and New South Wales is the number of ocean pools. Many beaches have a walled-off section in the water where you can swim without the big waves (or sharks)!
It's fantastic if you don't like rough water or want to swim laps. Plus they're totally free!
4. Sydney Has a Lot of Rain
Another unexpected thing about Sydney is how much rain it gets! This is something that shocks a lot of expats.
In terms of the volume of annual rainfall, out of all the state capitals, Sydney is the rainiest city after Darwin and has around twice as much rain as Melbourne! Sydney also has more rainy days per year on average than all the other capitals.
However, Sydney has about twice as many sunny days as Melbourne, and much less overcast weather. It tends to be very clear for a long time and then pour with rain, which I personally prefer to endless grey and drizzle.
5. Sydney Has Cold Winters
Sydney's cold winters are something that also shocks a lot of expats. While it's generally around 16 to 18 degrees in the daytime, for some reason this feels much colder than a similar temperature in the UK. Sydneysiders tend to wear coats and scarves in the winter, particularly early in the morning.
At night, the temperature drops to single figures, and most Australian houses don't have heating or insulation. It can get really cold indoors! In the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, they even get snow!
6. Abundance of Nature
When I first moved to Sydney, I joined a walking group to make friends. I couldn't believe it when we hiked through natural bushland on the north shore, right across the water from the city!
After years of exploring Sydney, I've found multiple national parks, miles of coastal walks, beautiful bushland, rainforest and lots of wetlands – all inside metropolitan Sydney!
You could easily spend every weekend hiking in Sydney without even leaving the city. It is truly a nature-lover's dream.
7. How Hilly Sydney Is
I didn't realise until I moved to Sydney that the area I'm from in the UK is so flat! Sydney is so, so hilly!
The ocean beaches in are separated by huge, elevated sandstone headlands, and a lot of the areas inland are steep and hilly too. The Northern Beaches region, where I live, has lots of steep, narrow, winding roads, and you have to pop your ears because of the altitude.
Some of the bigger houses have such long, steep driveways that they have inclinators to get up to the house, which are like little cable cars on tracks. Also the houses often have tiered gardens, as they're built into the hillsides.
8. The Sparse Trainline
A very surprising thing about Sydney, the biggest city in Australia, is how little area the trainline covers. It's a very different place to London, and it doesn't have a tube system.
The Northern Beaches peninsula and the Eastern Suburbs beaches don't have a trainline, so you have to rely on buses to get around by public transport.
I must say that now I live on the beaches, I think a trainline would ruin the landscape a bit and also make the area too busy, as it would be so easily accessible.
9. I Rarely Go into the City
Something that surprised me about living in Sydney is how rarely I need to go into the city centre/CBD. In the UK I would always go into the town centre to meet friends or go clothes shopping. In Sydney, I would only go to the city for an event.
Sydney is known as the city of villages, and the local shopping areas in the suburbs tend to be really nice. You are almost guaranteed to have a choice of lovely, independent cafes near to where you live, as well as restaurants and sometimes boutique shops.
Since Sydney has lots of shopping malls across the city, always with free parking for three hours, you don't even need to travel far to get everything you need.
10. How Safe Sydney Is
I've house sat in around 70 suburbs in Sydney, and never ended up anywhere that felt rough or unsafe. For such a huge city, it's surprising how little crime there is in Sydney.
People often leave their doors unlocked or have spare keys hidden out the front of the house, something I wouldn't even consider in the UK!
11. Extortionate Sydney House Prices
One of the worst things about living in Sydney is how terribly expensive property is. Sydney is one of the most expensive cities in the world when you compare median salaries to median property prices.
For the price of my old three-bedroom house in the UK, I could just about buy a studio in Sydney. The average house price is well over a million dollars in Sydney now, and since Covid, much higher than this in the beach areas, as people have relocated.
12. How Early People Get Up
This may be an Australia-wide thing, but people get up much earlier in Sydney than people tend to in the UK. It's a very health-conscious city, and if you go to the beach at 6am, it'll be full of people running, swimming, surfing or doing boot camp classes.
I used to struggle to get up at 7am with an alarm in the UK. In Australia, I wake up naturally around 6am and can't wait to enjoy the bright sunny days and lifestyle.
13. Lovely Old Buildings
You tend to think of Australia as a really modern country, in terms of the European settlement, but a lot of Sydney was settled well over 100 years ago. This means there is a wealth of lovely old buildings and homes from the Victorian and Federation eras.
Where I'm from in the UK, most of the area was built in the 1950s and '60s, so having lots of old buildings around is actually a novelty!
14. Bushfires in Sydney
I had no idea how frequent bushfires are in Australia until I moved here, as well as how close they can get to the cities. Sydney is very forested, so fires can spread near to residential areas. The smoke can travel really far too, so even a bushfire far away can make the sky smoky in the city.
When Australia had the terrible bushfires in 2019-2020, ash was literally falling from the sky like snow in Sydney.
15. Snakes in Sydney
I was so surprised to discover that Sydney has snakes. I though they would only be out in the really rural areas!
You're very unlikely to see one, but you do get snakes in the bushier areas of Sydney. Some people I house sat for in West Pymble showed me a picture of a huge python in their garden when they moved in. There was also a snake in my front garden in Avalon Beach, when I lived there.
That's it for my 15 unexpected things about Sydney. Have a read of my overview of Sydney lifestyle if you're thinking of moving here, or my guide on where to live in Sydney.
Hi, I'm Lisa, a British expat living in Sydney. I've travelled almost the whole Australian coastline and love sharing detailed travel and migration guides to inspire other adventurous souls to travel or move to Australia. Read more about me!
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Q: Multiple sequential Observables with timely delay between Each of them I am trying to get google places and as per api restriction you cannot get more than 20 places per request , and next request require nextPageToken of previous request.
Problem:

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*Zip operator executes all requests immediately , but i need them to be sequential and timely delay of 4 seconds between each Observable call

*Delay operator allows to wait , but what it really is that it immediately executes Zip calls and return me results after given time in delay which is not desired.
My Source:
LatLng some = new LatLng(31.471199, 74.234940);
Observable
        .zip(getNearByPlaces(some), getNearByPlaces(some), getNearByPlaces(some), new Func3<List<PlaceInfo>, List<PlaceInfo>, List<PlaceInfo>, List<PlaceInfo>>() {
            @Override
            public List<PlaceInfo> call(List<PlaceInfo> placeInfos, List<PlaceInfo> placeInfos2, List<PlaceInfo> placeInfos3) {
                placeInfos2.addAll(placeInfos3);
                placeInfos.addAll(placeInfos2);
                return placeInfos;
            }
        })
        .subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
        .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
        .subscribe(new Observer<List<PlaceInfo>>() {
            @Override
            public void onCompleted() {
            }

            @Override
            public void onError(Throwable e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }

            @Override
            public void onNext(List<PlaceInfo> placeInfos) {
                adapter.setPlaces(placeInfos);
            }
        });

I'm beginner and started using rxjava for about 1 week ago , so you can expect mistakes.

A: Let's assume you have following response model
class Response {
    private String pageToken;
    private List<PlaceInfo> places;

    //setters, getters etc
}

And you have two methods to work with API
Observable<Response> getNearByPlaces(LatLng latLng) {...}
Observable<Response> getNextNearByPlaces(String pageToken) {...}

Define Transformer to fetch additional places. It waits for 4 seconds, then fetches next places and adds source places into response.
private Observable.Transformer<Response, Response> addNextPlaces() {
    return observable -> observable
            .delay(4, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
            .flatMap(sourceResponse -> getNextNearByPlaces(sourceResponse.getPageToken()),
                    ((sourceResponse, nextResponse) -> {
                        nextResponse.getPlaces().addAll(sourceResponse.getPlaces());
                        return responseNext;
                    }));
}

Then you can do what you need this way
getNearByPlaces(latLng)
        .compose(addNextPlaces())
        //add here additional compose methods if you need them
        .subscribe(resultResponse -> {
            resultResponse.getPlaces() //handle result List
        }, error -> {
            //handle error
        });

P.S. Be aware about threading. delay switches Scheduler to computation
P.P.S. I suspect that there is a more simple and graceful solution :)


What is Florida's Construction Lien Law?
Thinking about having a new metal roof put on your home? Well if you are, there are some safeguards that you can take to protect your home from being sold against your will when the metal roofing contractor that you hired fails to pay their material suppliers Is this really possible? Absolutely. You see Florida has what is called the Construction Lien Law. What the construction lien law does is it protects material suppliers and even sub-contractors from not getting paid. Believe it or not, there are some, not all, roofing contractors that will accept payment from you for the roof that they put on your house and never pay for some or all of the materials. This happens sometimes when roofing contractors get behind on their bills and so in order from them to catch up they will buy materials from somebody other than their primary supplier and then stiff them with not paying for the materials. The good news is there is a way to protect yourself.
There are a couple of things you can do to protect yourself against a lien. This only pertains to you if you hire a contractor and the improvements cost more than $2500, which if you are getting a new metal roof will almost certainly pertain to you.
Always make sure a Notice of Commencement is filed before starting your metal roof. The local building department has these and your contractor should have you sign one before work is started. The Notice of Commencement must be recorded with the Clerk of Court of the county where your property is located that is having the metal roof performed. The Notice of Commencement is a document that has important information about the scope of work that is going to be performed on your house, who owns the house, the contractor, and other pertinent information.
Post the Notice of Commencement at your home where the new metal roof is being put on.
Request from your metal roofing contractor a list of all material suppliers and sub-contractors that they are going to use when installing your new metal roof. A material supplier or subcontractor must send you a Notice to Owner within 45 days of the job commencing or before final payment to the your contractor in order to enforce a lien.
Before you make any payments to your contractor, get a partial release of lien from the material suppliers or sub-contractors for materials or labor used so far.
Before you make your final payment to your contractor, make sure your contractor provides you releases of liens from the remaining material suppliers and labor they used.
If you do all these things, you will be eliminating the chance that you would pay double for your metal roof.


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$ -\Delta u \leq |u|^\gamma $ on $ \Omega$ , $ u=0$ on $ \partial \Omega$ .
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In the past year, my life has changed quite a bit. I have had to put my life in the hands of others and quite literally, be dependent on the kindness of strangers because I had no choice. I was new in town, I was friendless, I was completely out of my element, and what felt like a million miles from everything and everyone I knew. It all started with a Mommy, just like any one of you, who did not know me. We were in a MOPS group I joined. We were talking, first day chit chat, and she knew I was new to town. Asking how I was getting along in a new place, if I'd joined any other activities, etc. In passing, I mentioned that I wanted to join the local Stroller Striders but ,unfortunately, had left my stroller in my house ( we were transitioning, corporate housing and all that). This woman, this complete stranger, offered me one of her strollers. I was floored.What? Was this really happening? Was someone being generous and kind for no obvious reason other than to be a good human being and help a fellow human being out? What? What? What? That evening, that very same evening, she brought me a gently loved Nordic jogging stroller.I was amazed.
Then I met another friend,one of the most amazing women , I have ever met in my life. The kind of woman who at first glance you may think, who is this broad? Seriously, she was so "sweet" I kept thinking, is she crazy or is she for real. I had never met anyone like her, and am pretty sure I never will again. She met me, she put 100%into the friendship, and was a walking ball of random acts of kindness. One day I was feeling under the weather, and for no other reason than the fact that she is an amazing human being, she brought over lunch for my kids. Then dinner for my family that night. My kids were sick, she brought them treats and coloring activities. Random brownies would appear. OH, how we miss those brownies:)LOL These may not sound like big gestures but they were constant, timely, and randomly the kindest thing anyone could do..when I needed them most and expected it the least. This was just a very small amount of what she did for us, what she still does for me. Her kindness parlayed into an amazing sisterhood between the two of us. Because of her random acts of kindness, I now have one of the best friends I could have ever asked for. Her random acts of kindness have inspired me to want to be a better person, and that has to mean something.
Then there was yesterday, my daughter's preschool teacher (which my daughter no longer attends due to our recent relocation) called us and had the entire class sing Happy Birthday to my 5 year old over her cell phone.This random act of kindness may sound like a very small gesture but to my 5 year old, who has just had to leave all of her amazing friends, school, routine and relocate this meant the world. The joy that gesture made, the effect that simple act of kindness that her teacher , another amazing woman by my standards, had on my daughter.That is something that I can never repay because it is priceless.
These are just a few of the random acts of kindness that I have experienced in the past year; there's been chocolate for no reason at all, when I've needed it most. A hug when I've been sad, smiles when I've needed a little sunshine,girl talk and martini's when I needed a breath, shopping and talking..its all about timing. Someone sitting a little longer with me at a gathering because I arrived late, someone giving me tickets to a concert for my kids that I couldn't have gotten otherwise, there are so many random acts of kindness that I have been the recipient of that there are too many to mention. But if you know me, chances are you have perpetrated a random act of kindness in my direction. Thanks for making me a better person. Random acts of kindness are so special because they are selfless and sometimes someone's small random act of kindness can mean the world to someone who really needs that kindness and love in their life at that moment. Kindness can never hurt , it can only help! So be amazing, save a life; BE KIND!
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Fukushima nuclear fuel extraction operation has unknown prospects for machinery research and development stalled due to pandemic
Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company released a picture showing that a clamped tubular device with a camera on the front "touched" the nuclear residue inside the Unit 2 of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
November 16 According to Kyodo News, Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2 plans to start the removal of molten nuclear fuel (fuel fragments) in 2021, and the prospects have become uncertain. This is due to the stagnation of machinery research and development in the UK due to the expansion of coronavirus. Although TEPCO indicated that the starting time has not changed at present, the situation is uncertain.
According to reports, the amount of radiation inside the containment is relatively high, and people cannot approach it. Therefore, the "mechanical arm" will be inserted into the channel that penetrates the inside and outside of the containment, and the fuel fragments will be removed by remote operation. The robotic arm is jointly developed by the "International Reactor End-of-Life Research and Development Agency" (IRID), Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, and British nuclear energy related companies.
It was originally planned to ship the robotic arm from the factory of a British company to a research facility in Japan around August 2020, and start to confirm the operation in the equipment that simulates the containment. However, with the expansion of the British pandemic, the number of people gathered in factories and other places was limited, and operations did not proceed as expected.
Subsequently, the plan is to ship the robotic arm to Japan around February 2021. The research facility in Naraha Town, Fukushima Prefecture prepares simulation equipment that is more similar to the actual unit 2 to confirm the actions in detail and train operators. It is unclear whether the plan can be implemented.
The person in charge of IRID said: "The prospects are unknown. It is also an option to change the operations originally planned in the UK to Japan. The process will be coordinated with TEPCO and others."
The arm is about 22 meters long, 25 cm wide, and 40 cm high. It is made of stainless steel and weighs about 4.6 tons. The top is equipped with a metal brush head and a suction device, which can recover about 1 gram of fuel debris
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(Halifax, NS) – In the Dalhousie Tigers final home-stand of the season, they hosted the UNB Reds at the Dalplex on Friday. The Tigers were able to slowly add to their lead each quarter and hang on for the 80-72 win.
The Tigers started the game on a big run in the early minutes, with Cedric Sanogo (Montreal, QC) opening the scoring with a three, and Sascha Kappos (Miami, FL) throwing down a dunk in transition as the Tigers jumped ahead 13-2 in the opening four minutes.
Ogot Ogot (Edmonton, AB) was able to stop the Tigers run by knocking down a shot from deep as the Reds slowly chipped away at the deficit throughout the quarter.
Holding for the final possession of the quarter, Tyrell Leotaud (Toronto, ON) stepped up to knock down another shot from deep to trail just 18-16 at the end of the opening quarter.
The shooting was cold from both teams through the opening minutes of the second quarter, neither team able to capitalize and pull ahead.
Chris Spurrell (Quispamsis, NB) stepped up late in the quarter to knock down a three to give the Reds their first lead, but Jordan Brathwaite (Milton, ON) answered with a three of his own on the next possession.
Both teams traded a few jumpers in the final minutes, but at the end of a quiet half, the Tigers still held a slight lead at 32-29.
The three-ball was flying at the start of the second half, with Spurrell and Ogot knocking down long shots on back to back possessions. The Tigers were once again able to answer with Sascha Kappos hitting one on the other end.
The deep shot continued to fall for the Tigers at the end of the quarter however, with Kappos and Keevan Veinot (Port Williams, NS) connecting from beyond the arc.
After Will Legere (Amherst, NS) was able to knock down a pair from the line, the Tigers pushed the ball and threw up a lob to Kappos to throw down another dunk with time expiring and the Tigers led 55-48.
Both teams were committed to the three in the fourth quarter as well, with Leotaud hitting one, and Jesse Kendall (Guelph, ON) knocking down back to back.
The Tigers got their contributions from multiple hands, with Veinot, Xavier Ochu (Milton, ON) and Alex Carson (Lower Sackville, NS).
The Tigers were able to hold onto their advantage throughout the quarter, but the Reds refused to admit defeat till the final buzzer. With just under a minute to go Kendall looked calm and collected on what appeared to be a prayer of a deep shot with a hand in his face, and it couldn't have been cleaner.
The Tigers had the final possession of the game however, and with their lead at 8, they were able to dribble out the clock and come away with the 80-72 victory.
The three-point shot was a determining factor in the game, with both teams making 10, but the Tigers were able to do it at a 50% rate, while the Reds were at 38%. Those extra possessions, as well as trips to the line were the difference makers in the win for the Tigers.
Tyrell Leotaud led the scoring for the Reds in this one, finishing with 18 point and 3 rebounds. Sascha Kappos finished with a game-high 23 points and 5 rebounds for the Tigers while Keevan Veinot earned the Subway Player of the Game title with 19 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists in the win.
The two teams will be back on the court tomorrow at 8:00pm for the rematch, and the Tigers final game of the regular season.


After a 20-year fight, today's decision means we've finally secured health protections that will prevent thousands of premature deaths, heart attacks and hospital visits each year. The D.C. Circuit was right to reject the coal industry's attempt to place profits over people's health.
Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit rejected a bid by the coal mining industry and its allies to throw out the first-ever national limits on mercury and other toxic air pollution spewed by power plants. The Court's decision on the Environmental Protection Agency's [EPA] Mercury and Air Toxics Standards will save thousands of lives, and avert long term environmental and public health damage.
Air pollution is responsible for one out of every 20 American deaths, and coal-fired power plants are one of the largest sources of deadly emissions.
This summer, the U.S. Supreme Court remanded these standards to the appeals court. Although EPA demonstrated that the health and environmental benefits of the standards far outweigh the costs to the industry, the Supreme Court found EPA should have considered industry's costs at a different stage of the regulatory process.
After that decision, the National Mining Association and other parties linked to coal-mining interests asked the appeals court to throw the standards out. Represented by Earthjustice, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Clean Air Council, NAACP and Sierra Club argued to leave these critical protections in place.
The EPA has already begun the process to consider costs in accordance with the Supreme Court decision, and predicts it will complete that step next April.
"After a 20-year fight, today's decision means we've finally secured health protections that will prevent thousands of premature deaths, heart attacks and hospital visits each year," said Earthjustice attorney James Pew. "The D.C. Circuit was right to reject the coal industry's attempt to place profits over people's health."
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On September 25, 2007, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals rendered a decision in this case addressing the doctrine that one must view the "parcel as a whole" in evaluating an alleged regulatory taking under the Fifth Amendment. The Court of Federal Claims had held that the Low-Income Housing Preservation and Resident Homeownership Act of 1990, Pub. L. No. 101-625, 104 Stat. 4249 (1990), and predecessor emergency legislation (collectively "LIHPRHA"), which for eight years effectively barred owners of multifamily housing projects subject to affordability restrictions from exercising contractual rights to pre-pay their mortgages and convert their buildings to full market-rate rents, effected a temporary taking. The Federal Circuit, in an opinion that dissenting Circuit Judge Newman complains effectively revokes the court's own 2003 decision in this case, ruled that the trial court's methodology, supported by NELF, did not properly consider the impact of the regulation on the "parcel as a whole." The trial court had applied a "return on equity approach," which compared the return the owner received on its investment for each one-year period under the challenged law to a hypothetical return on its investment without the statutory restriction.
NELF had argued in its brief that this approach by the trial court properly reflected the actual loss caused by the regulatory change, namely the substantial diminution of the building owners' rental income during the period when the statutes prevented pre-payment. NELF argued that, if investors come to believe they will not be compensated fairly when the government fails to keep its regulatory promises aimed at attracting their investment in a socially desired program, they will either not invest in such programs or will require higher returns, to the detriment of all taxpayers and the very people whom the government is seeking to help (here, families in need of affordable housing).
Rejecting NELF's position, the court remanded the case and instructed the lower court to apply standards that appear designed to result in a determination that no regulatory taking has occurred despite clear and costly defeat of property owners' reasonable investment-backed expectations. Cienega Gardens petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court for a writ of certiorari and NELF filed a brief in support of that petition reiterating the key arguments made in its previous brief.
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The major objective of this article is to examine the extent to which the human rights jurisprudence of the Nigerian appellate courts has been sensitive and/or receptive to the socio-economic and political claims of Nigeria's large population of the poor and marginalized. In particular, the article considers: the extent to which Nigerian human rights jurisprudence has either facilitated or hindered the efforts of the poor to ameliorate their own poverty; the kinds of conceptual apparatuses and analyses utilized by the Nigerian courts in examining the issues brought before it that concerned the specific conditions of the poor; and the key biases that are embedded in and shape Nigeria's jurisprudential orientation. The line of cases analysed in the article indicate that the Nigerian appellate courts, as elsewhere, possess great capacity, for good or ill, to impact public policy in the field of poverty reduction.
This PDF is a pre-publication version of the final article.
Okafor, Obiora C. and Ugochukwu, Basil E., "Poverty in the Human Rights Jurisprudence of the Nigerian Appellate Courts (1999-2011)" (2016). Articles & Book Chapters. 2516.


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Our stylized version of full face helmets worn in the Middle East around the time of the Crusades, this helmet is constructed of 14 gauge Stainless Steel, chemically blackened, and treated to brass decoration and a full leather drape. A beautiful way to finish an Outremer kit for the SCA field.
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Tucked away on the outskirts of Helen, Georgia, nestled along a serene creek, this quiet cabin escape offers tranquility and relaxation for up to four guests. The cabin features a master suite and a loft, each of which has a comfortable queen-size bed. The master bedroom also has an ensuite full bathroom with a luxurious jetted tub, ideal for winding down after a long day of exploring.
Boasting homey décor, the main living area offers a plush sofa, a cozy fireplace, a flat-screen television, and a breakfast bar overlooking the kitchen which is fully equipped and fully stocked for creating delicious homemade meals. Guests can choose to enjoy their morning cup of coffee at the small dining nook just off the kitchen, on the front porch swing, out on the furnished back deck, or at the bistro table or picnic table next to the babbling creek.
There is also a luxurious private hot tub on the back deck overlooking the tranquil forest surroundings. This peaceful cabin getaway provides all of the necessary amenities for a truly rejuvenating escape.
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Although tucked away in the woodlands of Georgia, guests can still enjoy modern amenities such as Wi-Fi, flat-screen televisions with cable, and an outdoor gas grill.
Additionally, a jetted tub, a luxury hot tub, and an outdoor creekside seating area make this a rejuvenating getaway.
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Nestled along a babbling creek on the edge of the Appalachian Mountains about 95 miles northeast of Atlanta in stunning Helen, this Georgia mountain retreat is the perfect couple or family getaway. Surrounded by forest views offering privacy and seclusion, the cabin invites glampers to experience the tranquility of the great outdoors, while only being minutes away from the unique town of Helen. Known for its outdoor adventures, some local points of interest include the Chattahoochee River, Unicoi State Park, vineyards and wineries, endless hiking trails, and golf courses.
The area also preserves some of its Native American and First Settlers roots through its pottery and glass blowing, so guests should be sure not to skip over nearby workshops and galleries.
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This glamping property is ideally located for nature lovers. Hiking trails, river activities, and gold panning sites are all within minutes of the cabin. Guests can spend an afternoon zip lining through the treetops, taking an off-road tour on all-terrain vehicles, or river rafting, kayaking, and tubing on the Chattahoochee River.
Glampers can also choose to bike or hike one of the many trails that lead to stunning panoramic views and waterfalls, such as Anna Ruby Falls, Dukes Creek Falls Trail, and Raven Cliff Falls. For those seeking a more relaxed stay, glass blowing galleries, pottery museums, and acclaimed local wineries like Habersham Vineyards are just around the corner. The cozy town of Helen is also a mere 10-minute drive away and offers horse-drawn carriage rides, boutique shopping, delicious restaurants, gold panning, a comedy theater, miniature golf, and much more. Every day is sure to be filled with exciting adventures for adults and kids alike.
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Projekt pudło – dziewiętnasty album polskiego street punkowego zespołu The Analogs. Zapis akustycznych koncertów w zakładach karnych, poprawczych i młodzieżowych ośrodkach wychowawczych zagranych od jesieni 2018 do wiosny 2019.

Album został ufundowany dzięki zbiórce crowfundingowej na portalu wspieram.to . Głównym celem była organizacja akustycznej trasy koncertowej po polskich zakładach karnych. Wydarzenie odbywało się w okresie świąteczno-noworocznym 2018/2019. Zwieńczeniem projektu miało być nagranie płyty Projekt Pudło, która była nagrodą dla wspierających za minimum 50 zł. Zbiórka zakończyła się sukcesem, zgromadzone zostało 42 258 zł z potrzebnych 30 000 zł, a więc udało się zrealizować 140% celu, dzięki czemu rozegrali około 30 koncertów.

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In addition to Ecohome, the project also had the support of Écohabitation for energy work and ecoHouse Canada for sponsorships.
Owned by a LEED Canada for Homes Provider (Emmanuel Cosgrove) and supervised by a Green Rater (Mike Reynolds), this project has an industry-leading team. LEED v4 was pursued in order to learn about the new rating system and help other home builders looking to do LEED v4 in the future.
As the first LEED v4 certified project in all of Canada, earning LEED Platinum, this super-efficient home aims to demonstrate to homeowners that efficiency and environmentalism don't have to come at a high cost.
At just over $300,000 to build, this 1,552 sq. ft. home located roughly 40 minutes from downtown Ottawa is the size of an average Canadian townhome – but that's the only thing that's average about it. Expertly designed to house up to five people, the home costs just $1.39 a day to run. Approximately half the heat required comes through passive heating (windows). There are two other heat sources - a hydronic radiant floor and an air source heat pump.
Built without toxic products, the home is made of FSC-certified framing lumber, including ceilings made from wood logs that were reclaimed from the nearby Ottawa River. It incorporates a kitchen counter-top made of 75% post-consumer material, including: 400 broken plates and cups, and 60 bottles and broken mirrors. The home is also extremely water-efficient, with an overall savings of 60% - the equivalent of 13,000 litres (or 13 tonnes) of water saved each month for a family of five.
To top it all off the house charges an electric car, which can make the 66.6km round trip between Wakefield and Ottawa at almost no additional electricity cost. The total energy cost for the house, including charging the car, is just $2.19 a day.
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Solosphere Project (Solovky Island, Russia)
Original Performance on July 17, 2004
2004 – Solosphere Project took place on Solovky Island, Russia – Art Angar Contemporary Center for Art: Maida Withers and Anthony Gongora, dancers, Linda Lewett, filmmaker, and Audrey Chen, cellist/vocalist, participated in a unique residency with dancers from Finland and Russia on Solovky Island in the North Sea of Russia. Solovky Island is the location of the first "Gulag" experiment by Communist Soviet Era Russia (forced labor camps). Author and Russian dissident, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, wrote extensively about terrible events,punishment and deaths, on this island under the Soviet Era experiment of forced labor camps. Solovky Island is rich in locations for site performances – some unavailable for performance and other used regardless of restrictions.
During the three-week period of our residency under the leadership of Luba Kusovnikova, founder of the Art Angar Contemporary Art Center on the Island, artists joined together to create daily site events and performances.
Events were created for two high metal towers, rooftops of barns, events in boats, performances viewed through doorways, dances on the small church monuments located throughout the island. We filmed dancing in the 14th Century Monestery, much against the rules.
Soviet leadership had decided to industrialize the island and build factories there, but after the collapse of Soviet Russia these unsightly structures were left standing and decaying. Luba had been organizing artist residencies on the island to use these materials to engage the community in building sculptures and installations in an effort to establish new and positive attitudes on the island that had such a violent history of pain and sorrow. Dance was the subject during the third summer. We were so honored to be invited and to participate.
Solosphere generally was housed in the Art Angar Contemporary Art Center – an astonishing architectural structure – one of only 18 created in Russia. This center is the only surviving structure of those designed and built. This structure housed the dirigible that brought food and sometimes people to the Island since getting to the Island is quite impossible. Since the historic building was to go into renovation the next summer, the festival was not allowed to use the space during our residency. However, we did get access to the key for one day and film the first half of Thresholds Crossed – Gulag/Art Angar in the space (see video).
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An Iron Dome missile interceptor is launched to shoot down a missile fired toward Israel from Gaza, July 8, 2014. (IDF)
(JTA) — Rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip into southern Israel two hours before the deadline of a 72-hour cease-fire between Hamas and Israel.
One rocket exploded Wednesday night in an unpopulated area of the Shaar Hanegev Regional Council, The Jerusalem Post reported. No damage or injuries were reported. Rocket sirens sounded in Ashkelon and surrounding areas.
Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri denied claims that his organization fired missiles, Ynet reported.
Meanwhile, the Israeli army massed more troops along the Gaza border on Wednesday as the midnight deadline neared for the end of the temporary truce.
A news conference expected to be held by the Palestinian delegation to truce talks in Cairo at 9:30 p.m. reportedly was delayed until further notice.
Earlier Wednesday, the United States said it wanted a long-term cease-fire secured between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, but would settle for extending the temporary truce launched at midnight Monday if negotiators in the Egyptian capital cannot reach a larger accord by the deadline.
President Obama spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu by phone on Wednesday, urging Netanyahu to reach an agreement that would end the violence.
According to Israel's Channel 2, the Israeli team returned home from the indirect negotiations in Cairo.
Israeli police evict Palestinian family from Sheikh Jarrah, neighborhood that sparked May 2021 conflict with Hamas
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Irvine, CA, USA (Jun 18, 2012) /Marketwire/ — Furthering its commitment to sustainable living, Bosch home appliances is participating in the VISION House® in INNOVENTIONS, a green show home exhibit located in INNOVENTIONS at Epcot® at the Walt Disney World® Resort. A collaboration between Green Builder® Media, North America's leading media company focused on sustainable living, and Walt Disney Imagineering, the exhibit showcases eco-friendly products that offer homeowners real solutions for contemporary green living.
As the only brand of home appliances with an entire product line of ENERGY STAR-rated products, Bosch's presence at the VISION House® highlights the quality German-engineering and efficiency in Bosch appliances.
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Bosch 800 Plus Dishwasher (SHE9ER55UC): Operating at a virtually silent 39 dBA, the Bosch 800 Plus is the quietest and most efficient dishwasher in North America. The third rack, ActiveTab™ Tray, and built-in water softener are just some of the features that reflect the high quality and efficiency that have become synonymous with Bosch.
Bosch Induction Cooktop (NIT8665UC): With 4400W, the Bosch 800 Series induction cooktop is the most powerful in its class, heats quickly and accurately, and features AutoChef technology, which sets and maintains the perfect temperature for the best cooking results every time.
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Bosch Double Wall Oven (HBL8650UC): At 4.7 cubic foot capacity the Bosch 800 Series Double Wall Oven is the most spacious in the market. The convenient Seven Minute Fast Preheat in conjunction with Genuine European Convection ensures even cooking results so your dish comes out beautifully.
Bosch Wall Mount Chimney Hood DKE9665PUC: Complete the ultimate Bosch kitchen with the 800 Series Chimney Hood. The sophisticated glass canopy is accented with halogen lights, digital display, and a powerful 600 CFM blower.
Bosch Axxis Compact Dryer WTE86300US: The compact size and ventless drying make this unit a convenient solution for any space, from urban high rise buildings to a laundry room on the second floor. Its snag-free, stainless steel structured drum and reverse tumble action efficiently and gently tumbles clothing, while preventing clothes from tangling.
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Fire, Stampede at Murshidabad Medical College: 1 Dead, 30 Injured
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Berhampore: Panic struck at Murshidabad Medical College and Hospital when a fire broke out at the 4th floor of the medical facility.
After the fire was noticed, a stampede-like situation arose and everyone ran for safety, during this time, unfortunately, one woman died and at least 30 persons suffered injuries. 6 patients are said to be in critical condition, according to medical college and hospital authorities.
"Many patients and their relatives started running in fear. One woman died and several were injured in the stampede," said Hospital Superintendent and Vice-Principal Dr Debdas Saha informed.
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As mentioned in a UNI report, mostly aged men and women were injured in a stampede when everyone ran for safety in panic after a fire alarm came from a ceiling fan at the 4th floor of Murshidabad Medical College.
Millennium Post reports that the patients, who visited the Out-Patient Department (OPD), spotted fire inside room number 118. The panic-stricken patients started rushing downstairs. The situation led to chaos and a number of patients suffered injuries while climbing down the stairs.
The injured persons were admitted to the emergency ward of the hospital. A woman patient reportedly succumbed to her injuries later in the hospital.
Three fire tenders rushed to the medical college premises to douse the flame. It has been reported that the security personnel and some staff members of the hospital extinguished the fire before the fire tenders arrived the spot. The security personnel told hospital authorities that no such fire incident took place inside the room and only smoke was spotted coming out of a ceiling fan inside that room.
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The police officials informed TOI, "Fire service officials said that a short circuit in the wiring connected to the ceiling fan of room 118 sparked smoke. Nobody was injured in the fire itself. But a woman was killed and 23-30 patients were injured when everybody was trying to flee from the building".
For the time being, the medical college and hospital authorities have initiated probe to ascertain the exact cause of the fire. According to the preliminary investigation, an electrical short circuit might have led to the incident.
A similar fire had broken out in the year 2016 when over three persons were killed.
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You probably didn't notice, but a minor revolution took place in British journalism yesterday.
The story at the centre of the storm was mediocre to say the least -- the collapse of 14 stories of scaffolding in Milton Keynes.
What was revolutionary was the way the audience responded to the event.
Within minutes of the collapse, the BBC had received some 600 photos e-mailed by eye-witnesses. Some were put on air immediately, long before the "real" reporters and satellite trucks arrived.
Other people e-mailed eyewitness accounts, together with contact details which were followed up when reporters arrived on the scene.
The user-generated content flooding in drove the newsgathering operation, with the work of citizen and "professional" journalists seamlessly complementing one another.
It was a glimpse of the future.
No, not a glimpse of the future, just a temporary blink. Eventually, when the novelty of getting your picture "on the telly" wears off, the "citizens" will start to realise that they are getting ripped off by giving away for free all rights to their pictures and video.
It's telling that the photo used to illustrate this is labelled "Getty Images".
Commentor Stuart, your cynical prediction may hold true for some segment of the population. But believe it or not, there are many of us share information for the sheer purpose of sharing information. Also, consider that in any metropolitan area, an event like this is going to have so many mobile photojournalists snapping away that there will always be a surplus of availability. Set your price if you must, but don't be surprised when no one buys.
I liked the raw feel of some of these to the official Getty picture.
However, pictures by experienced photo journalists are certainly still needed in many situations.
In addition, Stuart -- I have to agree with the annonymous commenter. There is a considerable population who would rather share information and ideas. Such things shared gain more value than such things locked behind rights management. There are some things that *ought* to be compensated. Images caught by accident via camera phone, digital camera are not one of those things. The money is not so much in the content in these cases; it is in the service, integration and/or presentation.
If I'm being cynical then you'll all being naïve ;-) It's not so much the showing on your local or main news, it's the fact that you are giving away all rights on your photo or your clip in perpetuity to the broadcaster who can use them commercially.
Broadcasters are touting for free material, which may only initially be used as the donator intended. This is hardly different from companies (that "Watchdog", and similar programs, all get hot under the collar about) collecting clothing, bedding, furniture, etc, etc which they claim is to be used for the disadvantaged and needy when in fact they are selling the items and only passing on a percentage of the income to the named charities.
I happen to think that is morally wrong. I believe that the terms and conditions on freely given material should either time limit the transfer of rights or limit any commercial exploitation of that material. This will become more and more of an issue as technology improves and the quality of mobile phone video and stills approaches commercial material.
There will always be a great number of people who just get pleasure out of sharing both images and written material, but I also think it's ethically wrong for companies to play on this sentiments and then turn around and sell that material they were handed freely and demand a price and copyrights over it.


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The U.S. ambassador to Canada was mailed a package containing a death threat and white powder on Thursday, Bloomberg reported.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called Craft on Friday to offer support.
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Trump refused to sign on to a communique that all other G-7 nations endorsed at the end of the summit.
After the summit, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said during a Fox News interview that there is a "special place in hell" for Trudeau, a comment he has since apologized for.
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Adam Fryer, 35, was working on an off-shore windfarm in the English Channel when the tragedy happened.
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Maintaining a private practice allows Dr. Agho to make house calls to elderly and disabled patients and not rush through office visits.
Dr. Peter Agho still makes house calls to his elderly and disabled patients in the Bronx and Manhattan, and he never rushes office visits—even if it means that wait times might be longer for other patients.
Maintaining an old-fashioned solo practice in one of the most expensive cities in the country might appear quaintly out of step with the times, but Agho, 65, wouldn't have it any other way.
"It gives me more freedom," said the Nigerian-born physician, who runs two clinics specializing in family medicine and pediatrics. "If I want to travel or go to a conference or work from home, I don't have to ask anybody."
But in recent years, the financial and regulatory pressures of running his own show have intensified, leading Agho to cut expenditures and slow expansion.
Agho said his practice grosses more than $2 million a year. But his income of $200,000 has remained flat, due partly to declining reimbursement rates from insurers and the proliferation of high-deductible plans, which often result in patients postponing medical care or, in some cases, not paying their bills at all. For the first time, he said, he's considering hiring a collection agency.
"It gives me more freedom. If I want to travel or go to a conference or work from home, I don't have to ask anybody"
Financial stresses also prompted Agho to shut down his Astoria, Queens, clinic. "I wasn't going to keep pouring money into it and not having it grow as quickly as I expected," he explained.
Agho's two remaining clinics employ about 17 people, including two physician assistants, an office manager and a receptionist. His older son, 27, manages billing. He brings in additional revenue by renting out space to several physical therapists and mobile ultrasound operators.
Lately, Agho, whose wife is a nurse, is dreaming about hiring another doctor to run his New York City practices so he can devote more time to singing and playing guitar with his group, Stetts Band, which plays West African highlife music.
Agho doesn't see growth prospects in the city, so he has gone international: He opened an office in Benin City, Nigeria, with two physicians. Costs there are lower, and demand is strong.
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Bear Behaving Badly is no longer coming to Norwich Theatre Royal on March 28 2016. - Credit: submitted
The producers of a popular children's TV show have cancelled its stage tour just weeks before it was set to arrive in the region.
Bear Behaving Badly was due to take to the stage on Easter Monday, March 28, at Norwich Theatre Royal as part of a number of UK dates.
But Theatre Royal spokesman John Bultitude said the show had been cancelled.
'Our box office team will get in touch with everyone who has booked for the show to let them know about the cancellation and make arrangements for a refund or credit,' he said.
Producers HDLive apologised for the sudden cancellation. 'We would like to apologise to all the customers that have purchased tickets for Bear Behaving Badly as, due to unforeseen circumstances, the tour has had to be cancelled,' they said. 'This has been a very difficult and disappointing decision to make.'
The production would have featured the stars of the hit television programme in a show aimed at 5 to 12 year-olds penned by Glen Davies, who played Mr Prank in the TV show and was gearing up to reprise the role on stage.