The City of MALAGA has been a pioneer in the implementation of so many new 
technologies. MALAGA is a good ambassador of the environment with events 
like the GREEN CITIES, as such it is the perfect setting to host RAR2022. 
Spain is one of the countries with great experience in asphalt rubber, 
MALAGA 2022 is a good forum for the world to learn from its experiences. 
During each conference, the attendees, that have ranged from 200 to 550, 
stay for 3 days where peer review paper presentations bring to the audience 
the latest developments in the field. Those papers are all part to the 
paper proceedings compiled in a book and available on line at:
second layer world of rubber rar

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Abstract*:*Building more sustainable pavements for the future requires 
knowledge of alternative and innovative materials for utilization in future 
road construction and maintenance activities. Being mindful of this need, 
the present study investigates a Reacted and Activated Rubber (RAR) 
compound modifier with the aim of defining an optimal RAR percentage in 
Asphalt Concrete (AC) mixes. It is acknowledged that when this type of 
modifier is incorporated within an AC mix as an alternative for the 
bituminous binder material, the associated economic, environmental and 
social benefits are significant. Simply put, the use of RAR modifiers 
provides the potential to utilize a waste product (rubber tires) as a more 
sustainable alternative to bitumen within AC mixtures. However, it seems 
that the information about the overall performance of AC mixes modified 
with RAR is currently limited. On these grounds, the present study focuses 
on the surface course layer and evaluates (a) achieved physical 
characteristics (compaction degree/voids), (b) mechanical characterization 
results (stiffness moduli) and (c) friction-based properties of tested 
mixtures incorporating varying RAR levels and different test temperatures. 
>From the evaluation, it is concluded that for the case of the surface 
course mixture under investigation, the optimal percentage by weight of 
bitumen for inclusion of the RAR modifier is 10%.Keywords: pavement; 
sustainability; modifier; surface course; rubber; RAR

He looked up. The cloudy sky should have been grey with rain clouds. 
Instead, deep in the cycling mass, a red glow laced the sky, mingling with 
the charcoal clouds, layers upon layers high in the altitude, slowly making 
way for the one thing that he could rely on, the one feeling that connected 
his waning soul with his body and the world around him.

With a small, round brush, paint the negative space in the background in 
opaque black. Students were very careful to paint along the contour edges 
of all leaves, sloth and branch, and made sure to fill up all the small 
spaces between leaves with a small detail brush where necessary. If the 
black was not dark enough after the first layer, add a second layer of 
extra opaque black paint for super strong contrast.

Until reset, all progress is saved, including enemies killed, items looted, 
and the corpse of the last player death. However the *radiation level is 
saved* as well. Which means you'll need to restart the whole level if you 
die and want to start again. If you do not restart it the increased 
radiation is bound to get you during your second run.

The Latch is a new mountain bike shoe from *Giro Sport Design* that 
challenges the standard set by flat pedal shoe manufacturers like Five Ten. 
Previous flat pedal shoe models from Giro had a poor fit and lacked the 
tackier rubber compound preferred for optimal grip. However, the Latch 
flipped the script written by previous models and immediately stood out on 
test rides as a great all-around trail riding shoe. Its unique Gamma Tread 
Design and soft Tack Rubber compound hold the pedal pins with excellent 
grip. The microfiber upper is both durable and comfortable as it conforms 
to the foot, and provides a decent amount of breathability. The Latch is 
the lightest flat pedal shoe we've tested, and when combined with the 
shoe's fairly stiff midsole, was encouraging for extended pedaling 
missions. Sandwiched into the midsole is a layer of Mute Foam that seemed 
to help improve both grip and comfort in damping impacts and vibrations.

The Ride Concepts Powerline is a burly shoe that is designed for fast 
riding, hard-charging, enduro and downhill riders, but it's not just a 
one-hit-wonder. Although a little heavier than other options, these shoes 
proved themselves to be capable all-day climbers that didn't let us down on 
long days in the saddle. Aside from their great pedal gripping performance, 
the DST rubber soles have been around for a couple of seasons now and have 
proven their grip and durability. The uppers are a burly synthetic material 
that sheds moisture and abrasion, with a fully welded construction. In the 
spirit of its downhill-oriented nature, these shoes feature extra padding 
throughout, including a reinforced toe cap as well as padding in the 
asymmetrical medial ankle and tongue. A medium flexing sole keeps you 
comfortable on or off the bike, and the high-quality D30 insole cradles 
your foot and provides an additional layer of padding and shock absorption 
underfoot.

The world's most high-tech, feature-loaded, and expensive shoe quickly 
loses its appeal if it falls apart shortly after purchase. This is 
especially the case if it leaves you stranded on the trail in the middle of 
nowhere. Most of our test shoes feature primarily synthetic materials in 
their construction with rubber and foam comprising the outsoles and 
midsoles. After using and abusing our test shoes for over two months, we 
didn't experience any catastrophic failures, and most shoes showed only 
minor wear.
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