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Since we've decided I'm a terrible influence 😊 Could I get 30 for Nivannedy or Nivannedyfield? Whatever you feel like works! ❤️❤️❤️
30. being protective
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"Don't fucking touch him," Piers snarls. His eyes are wide, wild, and there's blood on his teeth. Jesus, did he bite someone?
Chris raises his hands in a calming motion, says, "Piers, listen to me."
Piers shuffles back, clearly out of his mind with whatever his captors dosed him with. The step away has him entering Leon's orbit again, the man sitting upright against the wall behind him but slack in the body, head hanging. There's no obvious injury so, like as not, he's been drugged, too.
Piers is shaking his head, crouching over Leon's legs and pressing back against him like a human shield. "No, no, no," he's murmuring, gaze skipping around the room like it's full of enemies instead of completely empty-- one door, a drainage hole in the floor, a camera mounted in the ceiling.
The rest of the retrieval team is out in the hall with the only conscious guard in the place, their voices nothing but low murmurs. Piers knows those people, but he's so far gone that a slight raise in pitch has him growling animalistically and twisting to grab Leon with both hands.
"No one's touching him," Chris tries to reassure.
"Don't," Piers says, arms locking tight around Leon's torso. The man's head tilts onto Piers' shoulder and doesn't move. "Don't. I'll kill you. Don't."
Chris inhales, clenches his jaw, and takes a step back. Piers watches him as he takes another and then another, the whites of his eyes so vivid in this unlit cell. It's only once Chris is hovering in the doorway again that the man relaxes even a little, turning so that his back is more fully blocking Leon's chest but not going far enough that Chris is out of his line of sight.
"I have you," Piers is murmuring, compulsive and repetitive. One hand is stroking over Leon's hair-- it shakes. "I have you. I'll keep you safe. You're safe. I love you."
Chris watches with his heart in his throat and taps his comm. "Rebecca," he says as quietly as he can; Piers still flinches, tightening his grip on Leon and sending Chris a dangerous sneer. "I think we're going to need that tranquilizer after all."
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not that anon but who's your favorite sluggy
so i never played the original MSC, but originally my favorite was the saint. i loved the idea of being able to just Leave situations and have a grappling tongue at all times as a newbie. i really struggled with platforming and survival back then, so i really liked them. fuck losing all karma upon dying, i could just Leave!
out of the vanilla scugs, monk was also my favorite back then. i REALLY hated the lore removal, but my gaming skills were already just Piss Poor in general so rain world was almost nigh impossible at first. also i liked being friends with lizards and scavs and i couldnt bring myself to attack scavs back then.
so, between then and now, my favorites have changed. between the MSC slugcats...
this is one of those few times i can answer from Every Possible Aspect of the candidate, like gameplay, campaign plot, etc. Which is really cool! when MSC dropped, Riv was the one I played first using the "unlock all campaigns" cheat. I REALLY wanted to play saint first, but knowing from the start that the slugcats were ranked by difficulty and saint was locked behind 2 slugcats as opposed to 1, I curbed that urge and went for Riv since they were my second favorite.
now, their super exaggerated movement was hard to get a handle on, i will admit- but i hadn't played this game in a long time so i was just rusty on top of that. but i can confidently say im used to them! i love using their abilities to see just what i can do. there was a time i was playing with a randomizer and it was really fun having to adapt to each new situation like an opportunist. i wish i recorded it! but riv really helped me get over my hesitance when i was faced with predators, which was a bad habit I'd had for a long time.
campaign gameplay tested my lay of the land as well; especially by starting out in drainage system. i practically never set foot in drainage system back in the day, so i didnt know where in the world to head. I luckily detected the garbage wastes gate like, right away. trying to navigate the parts of the game more beaten off the main path of vanilla was difficult but fun! having only so much time to get from place to place was a fun challenge. then, after getting the rarefraction cell, trying to see how far i could go in 1 cycle was even greater.
now the plot is really where riv got me for sure.
looks to the moon has been a favorite character of mine for years. i never really stopped thinking about what happened between her and pebbles; every few months or so i would think about it. just how... hopeless things were for moon. It really made me sad. i think i speak for a lot of people when i say i wished that i could help her in some way. but the only thing i could do is bring her neurons, really. i never really made sense of pebbles side of the deal, like i knew what was going on with him and i felt bad, but it never really hit me how horrible things were for him. it all just felt so... tragic, yknow? that things ended up the way they did for the two of them.
exploring their superstructures was an experience. i originally planned to go to pebbles through shaded citadel after visiting moon on my first playthrough, but plans changed when i considered dealing with memory crypts, and the leg, AND underhang with my cycle limit (i had already sort of guessed that riv was after monks point in the timeline, but i didn't know that those areas got worse for riv so i was just thinking in terms of vanilla) so i went through the wall.
I kinda wish I saw at least memory crypts, but thats ok because the low gravity in the normally zero-gravity access shaft, plus the proto dll at the end, told me everything I needed to know before facing Pebbles chamber. Floating through his decayed structures... it hurt. I remember my first encounter with him in vanilla felt just a word away from being downright incomprehensible. he really came off as some god I couldn't percieve. but now, seeing the walls corroded by nothing but Rot, only small parts I actually recognized just barely peeking out amongst the decay, I just couldn't look. I felt like... like my arteries were clogged just by seeing his condition. Hearing him listen to Halcyon Memories, a favorite (previously) unused track of mine created a special kind of somber that I will Never re-experience.
Then, Moon's structure. This one is special. I got suuuper lost in here, but im glad I did. Up until a certain point, I had been taking the scenery in with a kind of reverence you would have while walking around a graveyard. I wandered for a few cycles, and at some point, Random Fate started playing. I didn't recognize the bass line yet, but when I had stumbled into what I immediately recognized as Moon's Memory Conflux, the Sundown melody kicked in.
Recognizing both things at once, I got all... like, choked up. Like... I'm finally helping Moon! But... what about Pebbles? Why can't I help him? ...And like, I knew why; he brought this fate upon them both. But that didn't make it hurt any less. He asked me to do the only thing he wanted: to give all he had to redeem what he did. So in the end, this was all I could do to help him; in the same way that this was all Pebbles could do to make up for what he did to Moon.
Don't get me started on the ending. Seeing Moon restored to even a fraction of what once was had me so happy! It was exhilarating to say the least. But I was tearing up on the edge of my seat when she reached out to Pebbles. Watching the messages roll in slowly, seeing what she had to say, all the while praying that Pebbles could hear her.
Seeing Moon call herself Pebbles big sister is what broke the dam. From what I saw back in the day, people usually skirted that title of hers when it came to Pebbles, or never really acknowledged it. Even I did, for some time. But it never made sense to do that! Moon and Pebbles would never feel such anger, betrayal, or regret over everything that had happened if they weren't very close. I found it very important that that's who Moon was to him. Not just a great friend, but a big sister. I'm so glad the MSCteam felt that was important as well.
Speaking of which, seeing the names of community members and fans that I recognized in the credits got me sobbing again when I thought I was done. This expansion was a loveletter to the game from the fans, brought in officially by the actual developers. The Rivulet campaign especially enforced that feeling of love for the game- by having compassion for the tragedy two iterators and finally helping them reconcile.
I finally felt satisfied, not only because I was able to help Moon- but because I had also realized the tragic life that Pebbles had led. Those two things had never really left my mind.
anyways WOOOOO that was a lot of rambling. hope you enjoyed......
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Day 37 (1/2)
Song’s Edge
As I was getting ready to leave the village, I caught sight of Laulai again, kicking stones, murmuring under her breath about music lost in the flood. I was going to try and scope out the Bandit camp on the flats today but…I should go down to the facility under Deep Din first.
Riding uphill against the rush of the river, I came to a place where the wall was cracked open. Camping gear, tools for excavation, and a fire still burning low. Oseram materials. Wouldn't be the first time they've broken something sacred to the Banuk. I slipped through the hole in the stone and climbed up into the ruin.
The cold didn’t penetrate far inside. Shafts of sunlight streamed in, feeding plant life, but the snow couldn’t settle through the seal. In close quarters with all that moving machinery, I was sweating through my furs. Stripped down a few layers.
It quickly became clear what the problem was. Even without my Focus, the colour coding was generous. Red means bad, and this whole facility was lit up with it. Drainage gates open, letting water flow freely through the dam, and no way to trigger the rusted mechanisms remotely. I also spotted the glowing silhouette of a panicked looking Oseram trapped somewhere downstairs. I pried and unlocked the doors between us and set him free.
His name's Gildun, and he was....a lot, and in remarkably high spirits for someone who'd been trapped in a flooding ruin for the past few days. He'd broken the control panel and flooded the place while trying to get at some sort of trinket behind a locked door in the same room—a looking glass, he said. He seemed really set on fetching it. He also took the final power cell needed to operate the door and accidentally dropped it into the river rapids churning through the rusted hollow. Not the luckiest, or the brightest, but he makes up for it in enthusiasm. He'd also had plenty of time to study the place.
Together we moved through the ruin gate by gate, operating each locking mechanism in tandem to seal off the flood. Of course, I was the one scaling scrap piles swinging by frayed cabling to get at the hard to reach places. I normally wouldn't give those jumps a second thought—maybe not even a first—but Gildun was amazed, or alarmed. Guess I'm only used to Rost watching me, who trusted me not to fall.
Once we drained most of the water from the basin, a Snapmaw surfaced that had been languishing on the floor. Lucky I was there; Gildun was less than comfortable around machines. I took down the Snapmaw and retrieved the missing power cell from its gullet, because of course it was there.
I manually adjusted the pipes in another drainage room to force it's flow away from the rest of the ruin, draining the basin dry. Then Gildun and I headed back up to the entrance. Reinstalling the power cell and opening the locked door, Gildun discovered that the looking glass he thought he saw was only a reflection on a shattered clock face. The looking glass was some heirloom, he told me, from his mother. He'd never found anything like it again. He quickly regained his high spirits, but I could see how disappointed the loss left him.
At least I found what I needed—a spare part to repair the console and reactivate the dam's control system. I let Gildun do the honours, and just like that the place was back in function.
I left the dam, layering on my furs as another blizzard rolled in. I rode back down the river to the sound of Deep Din's pipes thrumming from beneath, ringing and rattling. Laulai was already back at her instrument.
Snuck past a few Snapmaws wondering where their river went, then climbed down into the din.
Laulai was overjoyed. I sat and listened to her for a while, letting the sound scrape and rattle me. Throughout the delve I came across datapoints too, left by people who used to work in the facility. They played music, rusty and loud, right here where Laulai stands. I wonder if they ever tried the pipes.
Climbing for more Bluegleam. Now that my limbs aren't going to freeze off, I've set my eyes on a striker bow I saw for sale back in Song's Edge. I've got to admit, the Banuk are the finest bow-makers I've ever come across. Maybe it's time to retire this old Carja thing.
Riding on, I came across an ancient shelter emanating the voices of old recordings.
Inside I met Enjuk, a Shaman studying the beasts of the Old World, those who were lost when their age fell. He'd found a figurine in the wilds of an animal and brought it here, placed it on the altar, and its image appeared in the light of a false forest. Something like a Focus projection, I guess. I'd already found a couple similar figurines in the wilds. My penchant for collecting random artefacts rewards me once again.
Enjuk said he was studying the works of a great scholar named 'Montana Recreations', who claimed ownership of the images. I suspect it was one of the Old Ones' corporations, not a person, but Enjuk seems happy with the role he's imagined for himself. I'll be sure to bring him any other figurines I find. I'd do it just to see the creatures for myself.
Harvesting pigments for Sekuli as I made my way to the three hunters' encampment to help them on their next harvest. It's a strange landscape here, jets of hot water spurting from the ground, the colour-stained, steaming waters...From what I've gathered from old data, it was a place people would visit just to witness its beauty. There were no cities here.
The hunters were already scoping out the machine site when I arrived, complete with Daemonic tower, a smattering of Watchers and Scrappers, and two Stalkers. I couldn't get close to the tower to override it this time because of the Stalkers' noise traps, so I destroyed its power source from afar. Knocked off the Stalkers' cannons as soon as I could and kept them tied while dealing with the smaller machines, then froze them and took them down, stripping their sinew in pristine condition that even Burgrend couldn't complain about.
The hunters told me of Nukoni, their mentor of sorts, who challenged their cruel, lug-headed Chieftain back in Ban-Ur. Instead of returning victorious, as the hunters knew she would, she was found with her neck snapped as their Chieftain all but gloated. As Nukoni's known allies—disciples, even—they knew they'd be next and were forced to flee.
Their debts nearly settled, the hunters headed west to another machine site. I poked around the ruins and found another figurine, explored the springs a bit too. The wilds are still full of surprises, even with as far as I've traveled. I rested under shelter for a short while before heading west myself.
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Water retention: know it, and then fight it!
If there is a skin blemish that puts a strain on our self-confidence, it is water retention, especially with the arrival of summer. It makes our legs heavy and swollen, and we can add the emotional discomfort to the physical one. This happens because this condition often imposes itself as an obstacle too difficult to overcome, and that is why it tends to run for cover at the last minute, spending a lot of money to witness a miracle that never arrives!
Nowadays we often hear about many strategies against the accumulation of water in the body, such as facial lymphatic drainage massage that is becoming popular, but there is still a lot of confusion about it. This happens because it is not clear to everyone what the real causes are, and consequently, what the right treatment is.
What is water retention?
Water retention is a common condition that occurs when excess fluid accumulates in body tissues: the organism tends to accumulate liquids in the spaces between the cells, thus causing more or less evident swelling called edemas. These edemas are often spread in areas of the body predisposed to the accumulation of adipose tissue, such as the buttocks, legs, ankles, and abdomen. This condition is related to the action of estrogen hormones, typically female, which is why water retention affects women the most.
We often tend to confuse water retention with cellulite, but in reality, these are two different ailments: cellulite is an inflammatory process of subcutaneous adipose tissue, due to hypertrophy of fat cells and changes in the venous and lymphatic systems. Cellulite, compared to water retention, it is more difficult to treat. That said, water retention can be cured, especially if the causes are identified.
What causes water retention?
Understanding the causes and symptoms of water retention is essential to effectively combat this condition and improve overall health. Several factors can contribute to water retention, and some of the most common causes include:
• Sodium intake
• Excessive use of salt
• Dehydration
• Hormonal changes
• Some medications
• Problems of blood circulation
• Sedentary
• Keeping a static position for too long
• Clothes too tight
• Heels too high
• Smoking
• Excessive consumption of alcohol
How to combat water retention?
There are several effective ways to combat water retention and reduce swelling in the body, and many of them are directly proportional to the causes mentioned above:
• Reduce sodium intake and eat foods rich in potassium, because it helps balance sodium levels in the body and reduce water retention.
• Reduce the use of salt
• Stay hydrated (drink at least 2 liters of water a day)
• Treat hormonal dysfunctions
• Do sports or go for a walk
• Lead a healthy lifestyle (sleep well and eat healthy)
Follow these tips if you want to get many more results:
• Drinking draining herbal teas: herbal teas based on draining plants such as dandelion, nettle, fennel, or birch, can help stimulate lymphatic drainage and reduce water retention.
• Lymphatic massages: specific massages that stimulate the lymphatic system can be effective in promoting excess fluid drainage and reducing swelling.
• Raising legs to the wall: maintaining this position for 10-20 minutes stimulates blood circulation and reduces swelling considerably.
• Eating diuretic foods: many plant-based foods counteract water retention thanks to their diuretic action. The most common are: pineapple, watermelon, asparagus, artichokes, cucumbers, melon, blueberries, celery, apples, and tomatoes.
• Taking specific supplements: Using supplements based on natural components further increases the diuretic action. The most effective ones contain birch, centella, dandelion, melilot, pineapple, and bromelain.
Conclusion
Water retention occurs in the same way, through heaviness, swelling, and stagnation, but the causes are multiple. Fortunately, the solutions are no less, and they are not unattainable. Unless you are dealing with specific issues, following strategic precautions can cure and also eliminate the accumulation of water in your body. Once you individualize the cause, go and find the right solution. But don’t go too far... it’s closer than you think!
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Indoor Plant Guide
All indoor house plants like some morning bright sun on them, warm soil and TO BE LEFT ALONE AND IN PEACE. They need to be watered, fertilized and, repotted of course, but perhaps less than you think. No plant can survive with 0 sunlight. If you have no windows in your indoor space that you wanna add plants to, I suggest getting grow lights or doing fake plants.
Here is a list I'm working on about indoor house plants; Short, Sweet, Straight-forward.
The plants that go on this list are my personal faves and I recommend. If you have any questions about any of these please let me know about it in the comments. I will be adding and changing the order of these as I see fit.
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#1 Pothos
Super easy to grow. Grows vines, you can spread them onto a wall or have them hanging from somewhere up above. Doesn't need lots of direct sunlight. Easy to propagate. Loves to grow big roots in water, water loving plant in general. Don't worry about drowning it (if the pot has drainage. Can tolerate some draught too. Can tolerate darker and colder places. Best plant to start with if you're new to plants. There's many different looks for pothos, there are variegated types with pretty patterns on the leaves for those of you who are into that. -----------------------------------------------------------
#2 PEACE LILYYYYY <3
I found one some years ago IN THE TRASH at the apartment complex we lived in. There were no leaves only stubs :( The soil and roots were so moldy, poor thing. I cleaned her up and now it's one of my biggest plants and it is so lush! Flowers these white rubber flowers that last a real long time. Loves the sun. Can tolerate not having direct sun (might grow slow tho). Prefers a wide bowl-like pot. Loves chugging water every once in a while. Can't do under 4°C, cell walls burst. Loves when people look at her and brush past. Bouncy big leaves. Nice, cool plant. 10/10.
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#3 String of Hearts
Grows quickly, likes direct sunlight. Cute skinny vines, looks like little wires with heart shaped leaves. Maybe not for beginners but it isn't very difficult to grow. Easy to propagate in water: Cup with water + A sunny windowsill + Some time undisturbed = Roots and new growth. Got mine for valentine's day for my boyfie (it was actually 4 me).
----------------------------------------------------------- #4 Snake Plant
Sometimes I see these in dark natural light conditions and I'm always amazed at how they can still grow. They can sure take a beating too. (I'm thinking of the countless mall snake plant containers I have seen along the years. Broken pieces, under a ceilings with no skylights or nearby windows.) I have one that is really long and I have to stalk it up or else it flops over. Maybe it's just the kind I have.
#5 Banana Tree
Ok, hear me out. - Big leaf - Vibes - Sculptural - Tropical - Birds of paradise dupe
I have a red banana type in a big black bin (tall round trash bin I drilled some holes underneath). Gotta cut down the leaves some times. Stems are full of water. Likes lots of sun so has to be near a sunny window. Can get real big. It's a tree afterall. No bananas.
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It’s CMA-
Omg I didn’t get a notification for this chapter so I’m late!!
Okay here we go:
Lmao Ben and clover both being so clearly horny for one another 10/10 fucking hilarious
Also who got rid of the pillow wall in their sleep?? It kind of seems like Ben tried to fix it with the pillow and comforter between them, unless that was a total accident? Did he see her close to the edge and was like fuck I need to do something about that, hence the arm around her, or was all of this in their sleep?
LMAO imagine Anthony hearing that clover thinks that Ben is his best friend or vice versa. He’d really think there was something wrong with her
BESS IS SO CUTE!!!!!!! Lmfaoooo I love the idea of trying to grow a rose BUSH in a pot because I’m imagining it’s too small for them lololol (actually im not a rose person so I wouldn’t know but I can’t imagine that the surface area is very large for it, which means fewer blooms, unless she has a trellis which I doubt). I’m willing to bet that it doesn’t even have drainage holes with her logic, but if it does she’s having to empty the saucer so often and/or just letting the roses sit in a big and I just-
Someone give Bess an aquatic plant or even a carnivorous plant. Most of those are pretty hard to overwater since they’re actually bog plants and love to sit in it. Still, I’m sure she’d find a way with her horticultural knowledge…..
Let’s be real, Josie only knew that watering roses three times a day was bad/going to set clover off because she would do something like water a cactus five times a day when she was younger and got totally chewed out by clover LMAO. It’s the complete sibling energy of ‘I’m going to let this other person say something to set you off and sit back with the popcorn’. It’s the benefits of getting to annoy your sibling, seeing someone else be shocked at their behavior, and also
I love that Ben trusted her to be alone at this party! Also clover is going to ask every married person she knows about threesomes now LMAO and I will die laughing about it forever. Hopefully not because it might reveal where she learned about them but still.
I wonder if she’ll tell Ben about her new revelation about wanting to be happy
Her thinking that all of his affection is because of the witnesses is so tragic. What about the cuddling clover??? Who do you think that was for????
STOP they are so cute wtf😭😭😍😍
Also I feel like Josie/Bess is a kind of grumpy/sunshine pairing, just like Anthony/Charlie!!!! They’re so cute but by god they are severely lacking in brain cells LMAO. Ben is a sunshine too so him and clover also kind of fit lol
UGH I am smiling so big right now!! They’re so cute!!!
CMA HI DARLIIING! 🥰😍❤️
Wait, you didn't get a notification!? 😱
They really are and they think the other one is not 😂
I actually think it all happened in their sleep😏 Like, the whole getting rid of the pillows and cuddling ❤️ It's like they both want to be close to each other and Benedict is protecting her even in their sleep🥰
Anthony needs to hear that 😂
Loll Bess has zero idea about how to take care of a plant, any plant 😂 Like, she grew up pretty rich just like Andrew, and they had gardeners and such so she never really paid attention to how one grows a plant 😂 That's why she's clueless about why they keep dying on her 😂
Clover could give her one of those! 🥰
Lolll Josie totally knew that would be Clover's reaction 😂 Like, it was very entertaining for her❤️ The moment Bess told her about the flower issue, she probably made a mental note to mention it in front of Clover sometime just to see the look on her face 😂
Benedict really trusts her 🥰 Loll I think Clover will want to ask everyone because she will be very curious about that 😂❤️Buuuut she will ask Benedict first 😏
She thinks the cuddling was an accident! 😂❤️ Like, as much as she enjoys it, she doesn't even think Benedict might want that as well😁
Grumpy/Sunshine pairing is one of my favorite dynamics ever, it's so fuuun! 🥰❤️ And yessss we have multiple couples like that 😍
Thank you so much for this my love! ❤️❤️❤️
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(Decided to do a companion part)
Powder never talks about those days with anyone.
When her Ekko asks what happened, she plays dumb, saying he was acting weird but nothing too out of the ordinary. That they worked some more on his z-cell and shared a lovely dance in the Last Drop. He seems worried about it for a time, but as life goes on with no other lapses in consciousness, he lets it go to focus on his work.
When Sheriff Kiramman comes around, investigating the disappearance of Professor Heimerdinger, Powder says nothing. And since vanishing into thin air doesn't leave behind many clues, the tall woman finishes her snooping, tips her hat, and goes on to her next lead.
Yes, Powder doesn't tell anyone. Except Vi.
Sometimes, when Ekko is busy and Vander doesn't need her at the bar, she sneaks down the drainage pipes to that secret oasis where her sister that could of been is painted on the wall. And she sits and she talks to her. It helps more than the remembrance shrine in her hideaway. That Vi was young, unchanging in Powder's memory, her older sister now so much younger than her. This Vi is changed, hardened, someone who would be able to understand Powder now.
She talks to her about what that world might be like, what she might be like. She talks about if they love each other there as fiercely as they had here. She even jokingly asks what her sister's lifting routine is because she is looking fit!
But most often she talks about Ekko. Not her Ekko, full of shy glances and awkward stammers, but the other Ekko. The one who was colder and stronger but no less caring. The one she shared her second first kiss with.
She hopes he is happy in that other world. That he finds the peace he couldn't find here. Because though he might not be her Ekko, he's still Ekko, and how could she not love him? And once she is done talking, she wishes Vi good-bye, saying she'll come back some other day.
As she ascends the pipes again, heading to the Last Drop, she wonders if that Ekko thinks of her as she thinks of him. And she drops that thought immediately. Of course he does. He said he wouldn't forget.
And she is certain every Ekko, no matter what world, would never forget her.
Ekko never tells anyone about that world.
When Vi and Caitlyn have him over to that big fancy house and they all sit down for a nice simple dinner, Vi asks him what happened to him. So he lies. He makes up some complicated, jargon-filled explanation that frankly only Heimerdinger or Jayce could see through.
He makes it sound as though he didn't live a few days in paradise, where he saw how beautiful Zaun could be, how loving a community could be. He makes it sound as though he hasn't changed, that he didn't walk in the shoes of Ekko, the happy inventor, and is still Ekko, the Boy Savior.
Vi buys it, laughing it off as "hextech-bullshit" but he can feel Caitlyn's eye boring into him. He knows that she knows he is lying. But she doesn't say anything. She just leans back and sips her wine, diverting her attention entirely back to Vi.
And that's good for Ekko. Vi deserves to be someone else's whole world. She's already done that enough for other people. And the universe has punished her enough for it.
No, Ekko doesn't tell her that in a world where she dies, everything falls into place. That Vander and Benzo and Mylo and Claggor all live happy lives. That there is no gang war or strife in the Lanes. That Silco, the foul villain of their story, now lives a humble life with his best friend. That there is no Jinx, only Powder, who loves working at the Last Drop and making little inventions to help her friends.
And he definitely doesn't tell her that the world where she dies is the happiest he has ever felt. Because Vi doesn't deserve that. She doesn't deserve any of it.
After drinks and shared memories, he hugs her goodnight and walks off down the streets of Piltover, heading for Zaun. As it starts to rain, he wonders if maybe he was a fool to leave that world. If he is an idiot for giving up everything he ever wanted for a world that even now is still broken and unfair.
It's when he gets to the bridge that he makes up his mind.
No. He wasn't. Because Vi still needed him. Because the Firelights still needed him. Because Pow- Jinx still needed him. Because he is the Boy Savior.
And Saviors give up their lives, even the perfect ones, for others.
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I read the Endpoints News, a Financial Times subsidiary for bio-pharma news. It is sometimes useful to read the establishment perspective on what’s going on. Recently, they published an opinion piece by the Chief Editor and founder of Endpoints, John Carroll: The Endpoints 100: The biotech industry braces for Trump 2.0.
In the opening statement, John Carroll warns of the “considerable anxiety in senior biotech ranks that an upheaval in the agency could trigger both an exodus of veteran staffers and a loss of credibility with the public”. Oh, dear me! Currently a highly credible, honest, totally non-corrupt agency that every American wholeheartedly believes… is afraid of losing its credibility. I think they are afraid in the same way CNN is afraid of losing THEIR credibility… with the last few over-vaxxed zombified boomers too paralyzed to switch the channel, and some pelotons and airport walls that still watch CNN.
Before we continue with Carroll’s opinion piece, let me tell you something about John Carroll himself. A few months ago, John was diagnosed with an extremely rare form of cancer, completely out of the blue. He wrote about it on Endpoints. He was diagnosed with an advanced Merkel cell carcinoma, a very rapid type of cancer. The way he was diagnosed was interesting, too:
Merkel cell carcinoma had spread to my lymph nodes, which in turn swelled and shut down my kidneys. Blocked kidneys were the first thing that came close enough to killing me — with my potassium numbers spiking into a deadly range. But Merkel cell isn’t just a singular rare cancer, generating some 3,000 new diagnoses a year. Because my cancer had advanced into a segment of my body that was choked with arteries, veins, the path for kidney drainage and more among the swollen lymph nodes — a biological traffic snarl — it was beyond the reach of surgery. And it represents one of about 1,000 new advanced cases a year.
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Revolutionizing Ground Support: The Versatility of Geocell Technology
In the realm of modern construction and infrastructure development, innovation has always played a critical role in overcoming challenges. One such groundbreaking advancement is the introduction of Geocell technology. Known for its incredible adaptability and efficiency, Geocell technology has transformed ground stabilization, paving the way for sustainable and cost-effective construction methods. This article delves into the versatility of Geocell technology, its applications, and how it is shaping the future of ground support systems in India, particularly focusing on areas like Delhi, Gujarat, and beyond.
Understanding Geocell Technology
Geocells, also known as cellular confinement systems, are three-dimensional honeycomb-like structures made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE). These lightweight, durable, and flexible materials are laid on the ground to improve soil stability, reduce erosion, and distribute loads evenly. The unique design of Geocells allows them to confine soil or other fill materials within their cells, enhancing the load-bearing capacity of the ground.
The origins of Geocell installation in India date back to the late 1970s when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers sought innovative solutions for creating reliable roads and pathways in challenging terrains. Over the decades, Geocells have evolved into a versatile tool, finding applications in numerous industries, including construction, agriculture, and environmental conservation.
Key Applications of Geocell Technology
The adaptability of Geocells has led to their widespread use in various sectors. Below are some key applications:
1. Road Construction
Geocells are extensively used in road construction to stabilize weak subgrades and improve load distribution. By confining the granular material within the cells, Geocells prevent lateral movement, thereby enhancing the road’s durability. This application is particularly beneficial in India, where diverse terrains and weather conditions pose challenges to road longevity.
2. Slope Protection
Erosion control on slopes is a critical challenge in infrastructure development. Geocells provide a practical solution by holding the soil in place, even on steep inclines. Their honeycomb structure reduces water runoff and prevents soil displacement, making them ideal for use in highways, railway embankments, and riverbanks.
3. Retaining Walls
Geocells can be used to construct cost-effective and environmentally friendly retaining walls. Unlike conventional retaining walls that require extensive materials and labor, Geocell-based walls rely on confined soil to maintain stability, reducing construction time and costs.
4. Landfills and Earth Retention
In landfills, Geocells are employed to reinforce cover soils, preventing erosion and enhancing load-bearing capacity. Similarly, in earth retention projects, they stabilize the soil and prevent collapse during excavation.
5. Flood Control and Water Channeling
In regions prone to flooding, Geocells help channel water effectively, reducing the risk of overflow and erosion. They are used in constructing levees, spillways, and drainage channels to manage water flow sustainably.
Geocell Technology in India: A Growing Market
India, with its diverse geographical conditions, has emerged as a significant market for Geocell technology. From urban infrastructure projects to rural road development, the demand for Geocells is growing rapidly. The following factors highlight the increasing adoption of this technology in the country:
1. Reliable Geocell
Delhi, being a hub of infrastructure development, hosts several leading Geocell price in Gujarat. These suppliers provide high-quality Geocells tailored to meet the specific needs of various projects. Their expertise ensures efficient installation and long-term performance, making them indispensable partners in modern construction.
2. Efficient Geocell
Proper installation is crucial for maximizing the benefits of Geocell technology. India has witnessed a surge in skilled professionals and companies specializing in Geocell installation. These experts ensure seamless execution, whether it’s for road construction, slope protection, or any other application.
3. Affordable Geocell
Gujarat, known for its robust industrial base, has become a hotspot for cost-effective Geocell solutions. Competitive pricing, coupled with high-quality products, makes Geocells accessible to a wide range of projects. The state’s strategic location and efficient logistics further enhance its appeal as a hub for Geocell distribution.
Advantages of Geocell Technology
The popularity of Geocell technology stems from its numerous advantages, including:
Cost-Effectiveness: By reducing the need for expensive materials like cement and steel, Geocells significantly lower project costs.
Environmental Sustainability: Geocells use locally available fill materials and minimize soil displacement, making them eco-friendly.
Durability: The high-density polyethylene material ensures long-lasting performance, even in harsh conditions.
Versatility: Geocells can be adapted to a variety of terrains and applications, offering unmatched flexibility.
Ease of Installation: Lightweight and easy to transport, Geocells simplify the construction process, saving time and labor.
Future Prospects
As India continues to prioritize infrastructure development, the demand for innovative and sustainable solutions like Geocell technology is expected to grow. The government’s focus on initiatives such as “Smart Cities” and “Bharatmala Pariyojana” further underscores the need for advanced ground support systems.
Moreover, ongoing research and development are likely to expand the applications of Geocells. From integrating renewable energy solutions to enhancing agricultural productivity, the possibilities are endless. The adoption of Geocell technology not only addresses current challenges but also paves the way for a resilient and sustainable future.
Conclusion
Geocell technology represents a revolutionary leap in ground support and stabilization. Its versatility, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability make it a preferred choice for modern infrastructure projects. With reliable Geocell suppliers in Delhi, efficient installation services across India, and competitive pricing in Gujarat, the future of construction looks promising. By embracing this innovative solution, India is not only addressing its current infrastructure challenges but also building a foundation for a more sustainable and resilient future.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Geocell
1. What factors should I consider when choosing Geocell suppliers in Delhi?
When selecting Geocell suppliers in Delhi, consider factors such as product quality, customization options, pricing, and after-sales support. It’s also essential to check customer reviews and the supplier’s experience in handling similar projects.
2. How is Geocell installation in India different from traditional ground stabilization methods?
Geocell installation in India offers a faster and more cost-effective alternative to traditional methods. Unlike conventional approaches that rely heavily on concrete and steel, Geocells use locally available materials, reducing construction time and environmental impact.
3. What is the typical Geocell price in Gujarat, and how does it vary across projects?
The Geocell price in Gujarat varies based on factors such as material quality, cell size, and project requirements. On average, prices are competitive, making Geocells an affordable choice for a wide range of applications. It is advisable to consult suppliers for detailed pricing tailored to your specific needs.
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Dolomite Powder: A Natural Wonder for Gardens
Gardening enthusiasts are always in search of natural ways to improve the health of their soil and plants. Dolomite powder is one such natural substance that has gained popularity for its multiple benefits in gardening. Extracted from dolomite rocks, this powder contains essential minerals like calcium and magnesium, making it a versatile addition to your garden care routine.
Enhancing Soil Quality
Dolomite powder is primarily used to improve soil quality by balancing its pH level. Many garden soils tend to become acidic over time, which can affect plant growth and nutrient absorption. By adding dolomite powder to the soil, gardeners can neutralize acidity, creating a more suitable environment for plants. This is particularly useful for vegetable gardens, where plants thrive in slightly alkaline soil.
The widespread demand for this natural amendment has led to its availability through numerous dolomite powder manufacturers in India who ensure the product meets agricultural standards. These manufacturers provide fine-quality dolomite powder that can be easily mixed into garden soil to reap its benefits.
A Source of Essential Nutrients
Plants require a variety of nutrients to grow healthy and strong. Calcium and magnesium, found abundantly in dolomite powder, play crucial roles in plant development. Calcium helps strengthen plant cell walls, improving their overall structure and resistance to diseases. Magnesium is vital for photosynthesis, the process through which plants produce their food.
Many gardeners rely on products sourced from a reliable dolomite powder exporter in India to ensure their soil receives a consistent supply of these essential nutrients. Regular use of dolomite powder in gardens can prevent deficiencies that may otherwise harm plant health.
Improving Drainage and Texture
In addition to its chemical benefits, dolomite powder also improves the physical properties of soil. Heavy, clayey soils often suffer from poor drainage, leading to waterlogging and root rot. Adding dolomite powder to such soils can help improve their texture and drainage capacity, making it easier for plants to establish their roots.
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Eco-Friendly Gardening Solution
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How to Use Dolomite Powder in Gardens
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Conclusion
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Sustainable Approaches to Improve Crop Health and Yields
One important agricultural product that is intended to improve plant resistance and growth is silicon fertilizer. It is high in silica, which fortifies plant cell walls and increases resistance to environmental stressors like disease, pests, and drought. By promoting general plant health, this nutrient is essential for raising crop output and quality. Although silicon is not thought to be necessary for plant growth, its advantages are widely known, especially for crops cultivated in harsh conditions. Silicon fertilizer has emerged as a vital instrument in contemporary agriculture as more farmers look to sustainable, natural methods to boost output.
It has been demonstrated that adding silicon fertilizer to agricultural methods increases plants' resilience to a variety of stressors. By strengthening cell walls, silica helps prevent pests and diseases from penetrating and harming plants. This adds an extra layer of protection, which is particularly beneficial for crops cultivated in regions vulnerable to pests or harsh weather. Additionally, silicon helps plants absorb nutrients more effectively, resulting in healthier, more productive crops, and it enhances soil water retention, which is critical in areas that are prone to drought.
Furthermore, it has been discovered that silicon fertilizer enhances the quality of fruits and vegetables. It makes plant tissues stronger and more stable, which results in produce that is firmer and lasts longer. For farmers, this translates into less post-harvest losses and a longer crop shelf life. Additionally, silicon can increase a plant's photosynthetic efficiency, which enables it to generate more energy for growth and, ultimately, larger harvests.
Beyond conventional crops, silicon fertilizer is also used for rice, wheat, and other staple foods, where it has been demonstrated to greatly increase output. Particularly for rice, silicon increases the plant's resistance to disease and lessens the harm that pests like rice weevils produce. In a similar vein, it can enhance wheat development by boosting its resilience to external stressors and encouraging improved soil nitrogen uptake.
Silicon fertilizer is used in horticulture to encourage the growth of attractive plants and flowers. It helps produce blooms that are more durable and colorful, which improves their durability and aesthetic appeal.
Another environmentally friendly way to enhance soil health is with silicon fertilizer. It enhances soil drainage and structure by making more silica available, which encourages stronger root growth and more effective nutrient uptake. This is especially crucial for compacted or poorly water-retaining soils. As farmers look for more environmentally responsible substitutes for synthetic fertilizers, silicon-based products provide a natural, safe alternative that gradually enhances soil and plant health.
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Using Drainage Cells to Protect Building Foundations
Building foundations are critical structural elements that determine the longevity and stability of any construction. Proper foundation protection is essential to ensure the integrity of the structure over time, particularly when dealing with water and moisture. One of the most innovative and efficient solutions in this regard is the use of drainage cells. These specialized systems offer superior water management by facilitating the drainage of excess water around foundations, thus preventing waterlogging and moisture accumulation. In countries like India, where construction practices are rapidly evolving, the demand for drain cells has grown significantly. This article explores the use of drainage cells to protect building foundations, with a focus on their functionality, installation methods, and benefits.
The Importance of Proper Drainage for Building Foundations
Foundations are constantly at risk of water-related damage, whether from rainfall, groundwater, or poorly drained soil. Water accumulation around a foundation can lead to several issues, including structural weakness, erosion, and increased hydrostatic pressure. If water is allowed to build up around or under the foundation, it can cause cracks, shifting, and even foundation failure over time.
Drainage cells, also known as drain cells, are specifically designed to combat these issues. They allow for the efficient drainage of water, preventing waterlogging and ensuring that the soil around the foundation remains stable. In countries like India, where seasonal rains can be intense, the use of a Drain cell in India has proven to be a highly effective solution in modern construction projects.
What Are Drainage Cells?
Drainage cells are modular, lightweight structures made from high-strength plastic materials. Their primary function is to create a void between the foundation and the surrounding soil or backfill, allowing water to flow freely through this void rather than accumulating around the foundation. These cells are installed in layers and are often used in conjunction with geotextile fabrics to improve water filtration and soil stability.
A drain cell mat is typically used in landscape applications, such as rooftop gardens or vertical green walls, as well as beneath building foundations to manage subsurface water. These mats come in various sizes and configurations, depending on the specific needs of the project. Their use ensures that excess water is safely channeled away from critical areas, reducing the risk of structural damage.
How Drainage Cells Work to Protect Foundations
Drainage cells work by creating a gap between the foundation and the surrounding soil. Water that would otherwise pool near the foundation is redirected through the drainage cells, allowing it to flow toward designated drainage points. This system prevents water from saturating the soil, which can lead to shifting, swelling, or shrinking of the foundation base. Additionally, drainage cells can reduce the build-up of hydrostatic pressure, which can be a significant cause of foundation cracks.
The design of drainage cells ensures that they can handle large volumes of water, making them ideal for areas with heavy rainfall or high water tables. Once the water is collected and directed away from the foundation, it can either be absorbed naturally by the surrounding soil or collected in a drainage system for disposal.
In countries like India, where heavy monsoons can overwhelm traditional drainage systems, the drain cell in India market is seeing a surge as construction companies seek reliable ways to protect buildings from water damage. These cells are now widely used in urban and suburban areas to enhance foundation stability.
Benefits of Using Drainage Cells in Construction
There are several advantages to using drainage cells to protect building foundations, particularly in areas with challenging environmental conditions:
Prevention of Water Accumulation: Drainage cells provide a clear path for water to escape, preventing the build-up of moisture around the foundation.
Reduction of Hydrostatic Pressure: By efficiently channeling water away, drainage cells help alleviate the pressure that water can exert on foundation walls.
Enhanced Soil Stability: By keeping the surrounding soil from becoming waterlogged, drainage cells ensure that the soil remains stable, which is essential for foundation integrity.
Lightweight and Easy to Install: Drainage cells are made from lightweight plastic materials, which makes them easy to transport and install at construction sites.
Cost-Effective Solution: Compared to more traditional methods of foundation waterproofing, such as concrete trenches or extensive drainage pipes, drainage cells offer a cost-effective alternative that provides long-term protection.
Drainage Cell Installation: Step-by-Step
Drainage cell installation is relatively simple and can be integrated into various types of construction projects. The process involves the following steps:
Site Preparation: Before installing drainage cells, the construction site must be properly prepared. This involves leveling the area and ensuring that any debris or obstacles are removed to create a smooth surface.
Laying the Drainage Cells: Once the area is prepared, the drainage cells are laid in place. The cells are modular and can be snapped together, creating a continuous layer. Depending on the size of the project, a Drain cell mat may be used to cover larger areas.
Geotextile Fabric: After the cells are laid down, a layer of geotextile fabric is placed over the drainage cells. This fabric acts as a filter, preventing soil and other debris from entering the drainage system while still allowing water to flow freely.
Backfilling: Once the drainage cells and geotextile fabric are in place, the area can be backfilled with soil or gravel. It is important to ensure that the backfill material is properly compacted to avoid any settling over time.
Final Inspection: After the installation is complete, a final inspection is conducted to ensure that the system is functioning properly and that water is being directed away from the foundation.
This installation process can be adapted depending on the specific needs of the project. For example, in regions with high water tables, additional layers of drainage cells may be necessary to provide adequate protection.
Drainage Cells in India: A Growing Market
With the increasing demand for sustainable and reliable construction solutions, the market for drain cell in India has expanded significantly. Indian construction companies are adopting drainage cells not only for foundation protection but also for applications in landscaping, rooftop gardens, and stormwater management systems.
The versatility and cost-effectiveness of drain cell mats make them ideal for both small residential projects and large commercial developments. As the country's urban infrastructure continues to grow, the use of drainage cells is expected to become even more widespread, helping to protect buildings from the challenges posed by water and moisture.
Conclusion
Using drainage cells to protect building foundations is a smart, sustainable solution that addresses the long-standing issue of water accumulation and foundation damage. Their ability to prevent waterlogging, reduce hydrostatic pressure, and stabilize the soil makes them a vital component in modern construction. As Drainage cell installation becomes more common in India and around the world, we can expect to see even greater innovation in drainage technology, ensuring that buildings remain safe, stable, and durable for generations to come.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can drainage cells be used in residential projects? Yes, drainage cells can be effectively used in residential projects. They are suitable for managing water drainage around foundations, patios, and landscaping, making them a versatile solution for homeowners.
Are drainage cells a long-term solution for foundation protection? Yes, drainage cells are designed for long-term use. When installed correctly, they can provide reliable protection against water-related issues for many years, helping to maintain the stability of building foundations.
What should I consider before installing drainage cells? Before installing drainage cells, consider conducting a thorough site assessment to evaluate soil conditions, drainage patterns, and potential sources of water accumulation. Consulting with a qualified engineer or contractor can also provide valuable insights into the best approach for your specific project.
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Understanding the Different Types of Geocells and Their Uses
Geocells are three-dimensional, honeycomb-like structures made from polymer materials, which have become increasingly popular in civil engineering and construction. They are designed to provide soil stabilization, erosion control, and various other geotechnical applications. This article delves into the different types of geocells available in the market and their diverse uses, emphasizing the importance of sourcing from reliable Geocell suppliers in India, particularly those dealing with geocell material in Ahmedabad, as well as prominent geocell manufacturers in India.
Types of Geocells
Geocells can be classified based on material, structure, and application. The most common types include:
1. Polyethylene Geocells
Polyethylene geocells are widely used due to their durability and resistance to environmental factors. These cells can withstand extreme temperatures and are resistant to chemicals, making them suitable for various applications, including road construction and erosion control. They are often manufactured by geocell manufacturers in India, ensuring that local projects can utilize quality materials tailored for specific conditions.
2. Polypropylene Geocells
Polypropylene geocells are known for their flexibility and lightweight nature. These cells are particularly useful in applications requiring easy installation and transportation. Their high tensile strength and resistance to ultraviolet (UV) rays make them suitable for landscaping and erosion control in areas exposed to sunlight. Companies that supply geocell materials in Ahmedabad often offer polypropylene options, catering to regional requirements.
3. Geocomposite Geocells
Geocomposite geocells combine different materials, such as geotextiles or geogrids, with traditional geocell structures. This innovative design enhances the geocell's properties, offering improved drainage and filtration capabilities. They are particularly beneficial in applications involving water management, such as retaining walls and drainage systems. These products are increasingly available through specialized geocell suppliers in India, focusing on composite materials.
4. Heavy-Duty Geocells
Heavy-duty geocells are designed to withstand extreme loads and are typically used in high-traffic areas. These cells can support heavy vehicles and equipment, making them ideal for construction sites, industrial applications, and military uses. They provide excellent stability and can be filled with various materials, including soil, gravel, or concrete. Local geocell manufacturers in India often produce heavy-duty options to meet the demands of various industries.
Applications of Geocells
The versatility of geocells allows them to be used in numerous applications. Below are some common uses that illustrate their significance in modern engineering and construction.
1. Soil Stabilization
One of the primary uses of geocells is soil stabilization. By confining soil within their three-dimensional structure, geocells help prevent erosion and improve load distribution. This application is vital for constructing roads, parking lots, and other surfaces where soil stability is crucial. Geocell suppliers in India often highlight their products’ effectiveness in enhancing soil strength and preventing failure.
2. Erosion Control
Erosion control is another significant application of geocells. They are effective in preventing soil erosion on slopes, riverbanks, and coastlines. When filled with soil or vegetation, geocells promote vegetation growth while protecting the underlying soil from water and wind erosion. This application is particularly relevant in regions prone to heavy rainfall or high winds, where erosion can lead to significant land loss.
3. Retaining Walls
Geocells are increasingly used in constructing retaining walls. Their ability to retain soil while providing structural support makes them an ideal choice for slopes and embankments. The cells can be filled with various materials, allowing for flexibility in design and construction. The use of geocells in retaining walls not only enhances stability but also minimizes the environmental impact of traditional concrete walls.
4. Access Roads and Pavements
Geocells provide an excellent solution for constructing access roads and pavements in areas with unstable soil. By distributing the load evenly, geocells prevent pavement cracking and subsidence, extending the lifespan of the road surface. This application is particularly important in remote or challenging terrains where conventional paving methods may be inadequate. Geocell material in Ahmedabad can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of such projects.
5. Landfill and Waste Management
Geocells play a vital role in landfill and waste management applications. They are used to stabilize waste piles and manage leachate by facilitating drainage. Their three-dimensional structure allows for effective waste containment while minimizing environmental impact. This application is increasingly relevant in regions focused on sustainable waste management practices.
6. Landscaping and Recreation
Geocells are also popular in landscaping and recreational applications. They can be used to create green roofs, permeable pavements, and other sustainable designs that promote drainage and vegetation growth. By incorporating geocells, landscape architects can achieve aesthetic and functional goals while reducing runoff and improving water quality.
Selecting the Right Geocell Supplier
When choosing geocell suppliers in India, it is essential to consider several factors to ensure that the products meet project requirements. Look for suppliers that offer a range of materials, including those made from polyethylene and polypropylene, as well as composite options. Ensure that the supplier has a proven track record in the industry and offers reliable customer support.
Importance of Local Suppliers
Sourcing geocell material in Ahmedabad or other local regions can lead to significant advantages, including reduced transportation costs and quicker delivery times. Local suppliers often have a better understanding of the regional soil conditions and environmental factors, allowing them to recommend the most suitable geocell types for specific projects.
Quality Assurance
Always check for quality assurance certifications from Geocell manufacturers in India. Reputable manufacturers will adhere to industry standards and regulations, ensuring that their products are reliable and effective. Quality assurance also contributes to the longevity and performance of geocells in various applications.
Conclusion
Understanding the different types of geocells and their diverse applications is essential for engineers, contractors, and project managers. From soil stabilization to erosion control, geocells offer a versatile solution to many modern construction challenges. By partnering with reliable geocell suppliers in India and sourcing quality geocell material in Ahmedabad, stakeholders can ensure the success of their projects. As the demand for sustainable and effective construction solutions continues to grow, geocells will remain an integral part of the engineering landscape.
FAQs related to geocells:
1. What are geocells?
Geocells are three-dimensional, honeycomb-like structures made from polymers, such as polyethylene or polypropylene. They are used in various civil engineering applications to provide soil stabilization, erosion control, and load support.
2. What are the main types of geocells?
The main types of geocells include:
Polyethylene Geocells: Known for durability and chemical resistance.
Polypropylene Geocells: Lightweight and flexible, suitable for landscaping.
Geocomposite Geocells: Combine different materials for improved drainage and filtration.
Heavy-Duty Geocells: Designed to withstand extreme loads for high-traffic areas.
3. What are the applications of geocells?
Geocells are used in various applications, including:
Soil Stabilization: Enhancing soil strength for construction projects.
Erosion Control: Preventing soil erosion on slopes and riverbanks.
Retaining Walls: Providing structural support and soil retention.
Access Roads and Pavements: Distributing loads to prevent cracking and subsidence.
Landfill Management: Stabilizing waste and managing drainage.
Landscaping: Promoting vegetation growth in sustainable designs.
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Brain Aneurysm: Causes, Symptoms, Risk Factors, and Treatment Options
A brain aneurysm, also known as an intracranial or cerebral aneurysm, occurs when a weak spot in the wall of a blood vessel in the brain bulges and fills with blood. It resembles a small, berry-shaped sac hanging from the artery. When a brain aneurysm ruptures or leaks, it can cause a life-threatening condition known as a hemorrhagic stroke, which requires immediate medical attention.
Causes of Brain Aneurysm
Brain aneurysms often develop in the arteries located at the base of the brain, especially at branching points where arterial walls are weakest. These weak areas are more susceptible to rupture.
Signs and Symptoms of a Brain Aneurysm
Common signs and symptoms include:
Severe headache
Nausea and vomiting
Stiff neck
Double or blurred vision
Sensitivity to light
Seizures
Drooping eyelids
Loss of consciousness
Confusion
A leaking aneurysm may cause a sudden, severe headache, while an unruptured aneurysm can cause localized pain, double vision, and facial numbness.
Risk Factors for Brain Aneurysm
Certain factors can increase the likelihood of developing a brain aneurysm, including:
Age (more common in adults)
Gender (women are more susceptible)
Smoking
High blood pressure (hypertension)
Drug use (e.g., cocaine)
Excessive alcohol consumption
Genetic conditions like Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
Polycystic kidney disease
Congenital conditions, such as brain AVM (arteriovenous malformation)
Family history of aneurysms
Complications from a Brain Aneurysm
When a brain aneurysm ruptures, it causes bleeding that can damage or destroy surrounding brain cells, increasing pressure inside the skull. This disruption of blood and oxygen flow can result in unconsciousness or even death. Other complications may include:
Rebleeding
Vasospasm (narrowing of blood vessels)
Hydrocephalus (fluid buildup in the brain)
Hyponatremia (low sodium levels)
Diagnosis of Brain Aneurysm
At Yashoda Hospital and Research Centre, Ghaziabad, various diagnostic tools are used to detect brain aneurysms, especially in patients with a family history of the condition. These may include:
CT Scan: Produces 3D images of the brain.
MRI: Uses radio waves and magnetic fields to capture brain images.
Cerebrospinal Fluid Test: Checks for blood in the fluid surrounding the brain and spine.
Cerebral Angiogram: Detects aneurysms by imaging the brain's blood vessels.
Treatment for Brain Aneurysm
Treatment options depend on factors like the size, location, and whether the aneurysm has ruptured. Urgent treatment is required for ruptured aneurysms, with several surgical options available:
Surgical Clipping: A metal clip is applied at the base of the aneurysm to halt blood flow.
Endovascular Coiling: A catheter is inserted into the artery, and tiny platinum coils are placed inside the aneurysm to block blood flow.
Flow Diverter Surgery: A stent is placed in the artery to redirect blood flow away from the aneurysm.
Symptom Management and Preventive Care
To manage symptoms and prevent complications, doctors may recommend:
Pain relief medications (e.g., acetaminophen) for headaches
Calcium channel blockers to prevent blood vessel narrowing
Anti-seizure medications for seizures
Drainage procedures (ventricular or lumbar catheters) to reduce pressure on the brain
Shunt surgery for fluid drainage
Rehabilitative therapy to help regain lost skills due to brain damage
By recognizing the signs and symptoms early, and understanding the risk factors, timely intervention can prevent life-threatening complications from a brain aneurysm.
Conclusion:
Early diagnosis is key to effectively treating a brain aneurysm. Being vigilant and recognizing the warning signs can make a significant difference. Immediate medical attention and timely intervention for a ruptured aneurysm greatly improve survival rates and recovery outcomes. While recovery from an unruptured aneurysm is typically fast, a ruptured aneurysm may require multiple surgeries, and the recovery period can vary based on the extent of damage. Prompt action is crucial for better long-term prognosis.
Dr. (Brig.) Yadvendra Singh Sirohi is a highly distinguished neurologist with over 24 years of experience, having trained and excelled at leading national institutions. Known for his clinical expertise, compassion, and commitment, he serves as a Senior Consultant in Neurology at Yashoda Hospital & Research Centre, Ghaziabad. Dr. Sirohi is adept at managing a wide range of neurological conditions with exceptional skill and care.
Dr. Shishir Kumar is a highly skilled neurosurgeon, neuro interventionist, and endoscopic spine surgeon with over 9 years of experience in the Delhi/NCR region. He has completed fellowships in neuro intervention, endovascular surgery, and minimally invasive spine surgery. With his extensive training, Dr. Kumar provides comprehensive neurosurgical care, focusing on patient education and a collaborative treatment approach. He currently practices at Yashoda Hospital & Research Centre, Nehru Nagar, Ghaziabad.
Dr. Atul Gupta is a highly experienced neurosurgeon with 29 years of expertise. He specializes in complex procedures, including brain tumor surgeries, cerebrovascular surgeries, epilepsy treatments, and spine surgeries.
Dr. Puneet Malik is a skilled neurosurgeon specializing in complex brain and spinal cord surgeries, particularly for patients experiencing severe numbness. He is adept at procedures such as clot removal, tumor excision, and halting brain bleeding, all performed with exceptional precision and care.
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