#Factory building contractor

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Now you can have your own workshop right at home! It's the perfect time to let out your creative side!

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Factory Demolition Dubai

Factory Demolition Dubai

In the dynamic landscape of Dubai, where progress and innovation are eternally entwined with towering skyscrapers and groundbreaking structures, there comes a moment when the old must make way for the new. Welcome to the Demolition & Garbage Collection  – a captivating symphony of destruction and creation, where the meticulous artistry of Dubai’s demolition services meets the precise science of progress.commitment to excellence is reflected in the demolition waltz, where the old meets the new in a synchronized performance. It’s more than just tearing down walls; it’s an orchestration of controlled chaos that only skilled demolition experts can conduct.

We  commitment to safety is not merely a requirement but a testament to the city’s dedication to human welfare. The dance of demolition, when performed in Dubai, is a mission where the safety net is as expansive as the iconic Dubai skyline.

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[osgbuildinfra]

What is the difference between plaster and plastering?

Difference Between Plaster and Plastering

Ah, the classic plaster vs. plastering debate—allow me to clear the air!

Plaster is the material, a smooth blend of cement, lime, gypsum, or sand, that we use to cover walls and ceilings. It’s like the frosting on a cake, giving your surfaces a polished, aesthetic finish while also protecting them. Plaster comes ready to mix and is the main ingredient in creating those sleek, durable walls we all admire.

On the other hand, plastering is the art (or science, depending on who’s doing it) of applying that plaster to surfaces. It involves spreading, leveling, and smoothing the material to achieve a flawless finish. Think of plastering as the action that transforms plain, rough walls into beautifully refined ones.

Now, if you're wondering which one to focus on, here’s the real deal: plaster is only as good as the skill behind the plastering. And if you’re not up for experimenting with your walls, leave it to the best builders in Jaipur, like OSG Build Infra. They’re pros at handling both the plaster and the plastering, ensuring your walls look picture-perfect without you lifting a trowel.

So, in summary: plaster is the "what," and plastering is the "how." Together, they’re the secret to impeccable walls!

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"IMPROVEMENTS TO LOCO. WORKS," Kingston Daily Standard. September 9, 1912. Page 1. ---- Erection of Foundry to Begin This Week. ---- Force of Workmen Will Arrive From Toronto on Wednesday - Job to be Rushed. ---- Mr. Carr-Harris, of the firm of Jago & Harris, contractors of Toronto, arrived in the city to-day and was in conference this morning with the management of the Locomotive works in respect to the additional improvements and extensions to the works here. As a consequence an announcement is made that on Wednesday Mr. Harris will come down from Toronto with a force of men and will at once begin rushing to completion the big new foundry of the Locomotive Company, which must be completed by the first of the year. The building will be 175x150 and when it is completed it will be one of the finest buildings of its kind on the continent and will enlarge the capacity of the plant in this direction to fully double its present capacity. Through a misprint in Saturday's Standard it was made to appear that Toronto contractors were coming down to begin work on the cottages for the mechanics and workmen of the Locomotive Company. What it was intended to say was that the contractors were to begin work on the new foundry. The contract for the cottages has not yet been let.

[mahabirconstruction]

The Best Way to Find a Building Contractor in Noida

A building contractor is essential to a construction project since it operates as its central figure, managing all aspects from design to implementation. We all know the success of your construction project depends on a good, dependable and reputable building contractor company in Noida or any other city. So, choosing an experienced and dependable building contractor company in Noida is important. So, if you are looking for the best Turnkey Contractor in Noida then Mahabir Construction is the right choice for you.

The experts of Mahabir Constructions, a reputed Building Contractor Company in Noida offer the crucial knowledge required to handle intricate rules, plan different trades and resources, manage budgets, and guarantee rigorous adherence to safety standards.  We have decades of experience, a skillful team and the best knowledge of the field. We not only offer quality services but also priorities our customer’s values and demands. If you are looking for a Home builder contractor in Contractor in Noida, our team of professionals is there to assist you.

How to choose the best Building Contractor Company in Noida?

According to the Experts of Mahabir one should follow a few steps to discover the best building contractor company in Noida:

Establish the Scope and Budget of Your Project:  One should have a clear understanding of the planning, cost and timetable of the project. Establish the scope of your project and your budget. This will help you to explain your demands and expectations to the potential contractors clearly.

Ask for Recommendations: Seek recommendations from friends, family, colleagues, and neighbors who have had positive experiences with building contractors in Noida. Personal referrals can be a great way to find trustworthy contractors.

Check Online Resources:

Use online resources such as business directories, review websites, and social media platforms to find contractors in Noida. 

Verify Credentials:

Ensure that the contractors you consider are licensed, insured, and have the necessary permits to work in Noida. You can verify this information with local authorities.

Check for Experience and Specialization:

Look for contractors who have experience in the type of project you're planning. Whether it's residential, commercial, or industrial construction, choosing a contractor with relevant experience is crucial.

Request References:

Request a list of references from prospective contractors' prior customers. To learn more about the contractor's professionalism, level of skill, and adherence to schedules and budgets, get in touch with these references.

Don't just choose the first contractor you come across; interview many. For a better understanding of their skills and to evaluate their bids, interview at least three to four contractors.

Examining Portfolios

Request to view the contractor's prior work samples. This will give you a sense of their craftsmanship and aesthetic sense in design.

Obtain Written Estimates:

Request written estimates from each contractor that contain a breakdown of prices, materials, labor, and a projected timetable. Verify that the contract has no ambiguous language or hidden costs.

Examine your communication skills because they are essential to the success of any construction project. Pick a contractor that is open to your suggestions, communicates effectively, and keeps you updated on the progress.

Visit Current Job Sites: If at all feasible, go to a current job site run by the contractor. You'll get a sense of both their project management style and the caliber of their ongoing work fr

Review the Contract thoroughly: After choosing a contractor, thoroughly read the contract before signing. Ensure that all conditions, deadlines, payments, and other information are specified in detail.

Monitor Progress: Continue to be active in the project by keeping tabs on its development and swiftly addressing any issues.

Payment Plan: Create a detailed payment plan and steer clear of making significant upfront payments. Project milestones should be connected to payments.

Maintain Good Communication: Stay in constant, direct contact with your contractor throughout the process to address any problems or adjustments as soon as they arise.

Why choose Mahabir Constructions

We always put quality, dependability, and honesty first and these are our core values which have made us one of the best building contractor companies in Noida. Our team of experts offer the crucial knowledge required to handle intricate rules, plan different trades and resources, manage budgets, and guarantee rigorous adherence to safety standards. Mahabir Constructions has passed all the points given above and is ready to take all the responsibilities for upholding project quality, adhering to timelines, and exceeding customer expectations while also minimizing risks and difficulties that usually occur throughout construction.  our team has core qualities such as leadership and expertise, which are essential to completing successful, effective, and safe construction projects. Not only residential but also we are also the best Factory construction contractors in Noida. So, for the best contractor services contact our team. 

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[gloomwitchwrites]

Thinking about…Blue-Collar!141 AU

Blue-Collar!Soap works on the family farm in the Scottish Highlands. He starts his day releasing the sheep out to pasture, accompanied by his Shetland Sheepdogs. One dog looks after the sheep, and the other watches over the Highland Cattle. The MacTavish farm has been in the family for generations, and he wants to share it with someone special. He’d like to raise children here, eventually leaving the farm to them.

Blue-Collar!Gaz travels all over the world. He’s an aircraft mechanic, but not for a big airliner. He oversees personal planes of the wealthy. He makes sure their planes are in top shape and ready for whenever they need to hop on and fly somewhere. Sometimes he stays in one place. Sometimes he’s traveling all over. The job pays well and it’s hard work, but it’s been difficult to settle and start a family.

Blue-Collar!Ghost is a metalworker, but he doesn’t work in some large factory. Ghost has a small shop on the outskirts of Manchester, creating custom knives. He crafts everything from chef knives and culinary tools to hunting blades. He takes pride in his work, and he’s received multiple awards and accolades. Ghost is accomplished, but nothing brings him more joy than working side-by-side with his daughter—his apprentice.

Blue-Collar!Price is a general contractor, and he’s damn good at his job. He prides himself on hiring local and building with local materials. Price mostly builds homes from the ground up, but he’s taken on all sorts of jobs. He works late and often isn’t always home on the weekends, but his work pays well, and he provides plenty for his family.

[almahills]

Metal Construction Company In Saudi Arabia

Our metal construction company in Saudi Arabia is the master in delivering extraordinary metal fabrication and construction services specially designed for all industrial sectors' very different needs. Due to total dedication and creativity, we fuse the newest technology and trained handiwork to get the best results in terms of longevity and accuracy in every project. Our full-fledged profile is inclusive of such a variety of structures as the construction of steel and various metal roofing, down to the Network customization, thereby establishing our name as a reliable partner to the commercial and industrial sectors.

[serpentinesheldonserpentine]

I hate to be pedantic but...

Wouldya take a look at the care the architect /contractor took in designing this factory? Each floor level is designated by a brick string course.

Nice, right? But, they went a step further.

The string course above the first floor features single header bricks at regular intervals.

For above the second floor, we see two header bricks.

And above the the third floor, an uninterrupted string course of three spacer bricks runs the width of the building.

Modillions ( not shown) are below the cornice.

God is in the details.

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[archivist-crow]

On this day:

MOTHMAN

On November 15, 1966, in West Virginia, two couples were driving by an abandoned explosives factory when a seven-foot-tall, gray-skinned creature with folded wings began moving on humanlike legs toward them. Menacing red eyes stared out from a neckless head. Driver Roger Scarberry tromped on the gas and sped away. Undaunted, the demon flew beside the couple's car, gliding on ten-foot, batlike wings, at 99 mph (160 kph). Its high-pitched sounds sent shivers down the couples' spines. Investigating later, the police found only electrical interference on their radios. Media christened the character Mothman, after the popular comic-book character Batman. A second sighting was reported in the town that same night, and a third, from 62 miles (100 kilometers) away, in the country.

Building contractor Newell Partridge watched his television screen become covered with a herringbone pattern as a high-pitched revving noise erupted from the speakers. His dog, Bandit, began to go berserk. Partridge went outside. Pointing his flashlight in the direction of the barn, the man and the dog saw a large, looming figure with smoldering red eyes. Bandit bolted toward the beast while Partridge went for his gun. By the time the builder could bring himself to step outdoors again, all that remained of his pet were pawprints. "There were no other tracks," he said.

In November 1967, three people with a baby were returning to their car when the Mothman, wings wide, rose before them. Everyone hustled back to the house. The Mothman followed them as far as the porch and peered through the windows as they huddled together inside. The first people who saw the phenomenon in 1961 remained silent because the story was unbelievable.

The Mothman was featherless, and its wings never flapped; his face was never described, and he took off vertically "like a helicopter." Between 1966 and 1967, more than 100 people encountered the creature; many of them sought medical attention afterwards.

Text from: Almanac of the Infamous, the Incredible, and the Ignored by Juanita Rose Violini, published by Weiser Books, 2009

[darkeagleruins]

Take a look at the building used by the shooter.

It is owned by AGR, or American Glass Research. They specialize in the manufacturing of various glass products.

They were bought out by Indicor in March.

Indicor’s CEO is Doug Wright, whom used to work for Raytheon and Ingersoll Rand. (Raytheon is a former defense contractor with much shadiness attached). He also used to work for Honeywell. Honeywell & Raytheon both refused to donate to anyone voting against certifying Biden on J6.

Is it a coincidence that Soro’s Tweet featured a pic of broken glass, and the would be assassin fired from the top of a damn glass factory?

There are no coincidences.

[infamousbrad]

Somebody other than me cares!

For only the second time in the last decade or more, my personal obsession is in the news and I'm incredibly excited. "Below the fold," in old newspaper jargon, but at least somebody's trying to do something and some newspapers noticed. When you're as starved for validation as I am, it only takes that much attention to excite me.

Amudalat Ajasa and Carolyn Van Houten, "Lead paint upended this boy’s life. Now the EPA is trying to eliminate the threat. The Environmental Protection Agency is about to issue strict limits on lead dust, which poses a threat to millions of children across the United States," Washington Post. Oct 19, 2024 (non-paywall link)

Lead was used as a paint additive from Victorian times up until the late 1970s for a couple of reasons. It made a bright white pigment that didn't fade quickly, it was shiny, and most importantly to the Victorians, it tolerated harsh cleaning chemicals well, which they thought was important to reducing the spread of disease.

(On a local note for here in St. Louis MO USA, it also almost single-handedly propped up the local economy in this town for that whole century, thanks to the huge lead mines south of town and our ability to export products to the whole world via our port on the Mississippi river. Almost all of the abandoned factory and warehouse buildings down here in South St. Louis are contaminated former lead-paint businesses.)

Lead paint though has an even bigger problem than lead pipes, though: over time, it starts shedding lead dust, and children are incredibly vulnerable to lead dust, breathing it in and/or swallowing it. And it takes very little lead dust to permanently damage a growing mind, destroying the parts of the brain that control impulses and the ones that down-regulate emotions.

This is why lead paint was outlawed in the late 1970s. But there was no law requiring it to be removed from (frankly, nearly all) surfaces. Instead, there was a voluntary lead abatement program, and even it only applied to residential property. Homeowners and apartment owners could borrow money from the nearest S&L, pay contractors to rip out and replace all the lead-dust tainted windows, carpets, plaster walls, and so forth and replace them with clean new vinyl-clad or latex-painted bits. They could then submit the receipts with their taxes and get a 100% refundable tax credit.

But they weren't able to make it mandatory because of intense lobbying by openly-racist slumlords, who didn't want to lead abate their properties even it was free because that's telling them what to do with their property, who didn't think their black tenants "deserved" refurbished apartments. That's also why it's illegal to disclose, in sales or in rental contracts, that your property has been through lead abatement; doing so is "unfair" to those '70s slumlords.

And besides, Reagan canceled the whole program halfway though his first term. To bend over backwards to be fair to Reagan, they weren't still getting many applications; everybody who was going to do so voluntarily already had. (Free money for home improvements has that effect.)

About a decade ago, a Reuters reporter used FOIA to demand state health departments turn over their records on childhood lead testing. Almost half of them don't keep any. Most only track it at the state level or maybe county level. Missouri's one of the only states that tracks it to the census-tract level, tracks where kids who are lead poisoned live to within a couple of blocks. And the map of apartments that didn't go through lead abatement, here in Missouri, perfectly maps onto the homicide data.

As someone who was pretty badly lead poisoned as a teenager myself, and as someone who's spent most of his life living in or near lead-poisoned apartments, I'm obsessed with this and ever since the Reuters article came out I've been begging every politician or candidate I interact with to bring back the late '70s lead abatement tax credit and this time make it mandatory to test before selling or leasing a home. Even when St. Louis, with its nominally, mostly progressive mayor got huge uncommitted funds dumped on her, from ARPA and from the Rams-relocation-fraud settlement, I couldn't get any politician to care about this. Their constituents weren't demanding it, so it couldn't be done.

The Washington Post reported, today, that the US Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a rule to do just that. No tax credit provision, so they're being fought tooth and nail by people who don't want to make property sellers and landlords pay for it out of pocket, but the proposed rule is on the docket, potentially to take effect mid next year. Somebody other than me noticed. Somebody other than me cares.

If you are like the average person (to my distress) the main thing you want to know is "what can I do to protect myself or my kids?"

This is a shitty way to think because let me tell you, if your kid grows up on the same block as a lead-poisoned kid, your kid is going to grow up with C-PTSD from the resulting violence. Your kids aren't safe until everybody's kids are safe.

I didn't convince you? You've given up on keeping everybody else's kids safe, too?

If you have a painted surface anywhere on your property that existed prior to 1976, you should assume that there is lead paint on it. Older chain-link fences almost certainly. Wooden single-pane windows, 100% likely. If you have plaster, instead of drywall, interior walls in your house, then neither the walls nor the floorboards nor the carpets are safe. They will tell you these surfaces can be rendered safe by painting over them with latex paint; anybody who tells you this is whistling past the graveyard.

Do not have or raise kids in a house or apartment like that. Either abate the lead or move. Yes, even if it's more expensive; the alternative is to raise a child who may never work and has a high likelihood of spending most of their life in and out of jail.

If it's too late for that, and your child is already lead poisoned, don't give up hope entirely, but understand that the interventions that show promise for such kids are hard to find and aren't 100% reliable.

The most important thing you can do is investigate the concept of "trauma-informed schools," and demand, as part of your child's IEP, that his teacher and any associated staff get trauma-informed schooling trained. (Your kid will not be the only one who benefits.)

Children with profoundly impaired impulse control and/or profoundly impaired emotional down-regulation skills can be taught to do better, but that requires that they be given the extra time it will take them to do so, and the privacy, and the calm quiet space, especially when they're very young and just learning. Their brains don't do this naturally, so they don't do them quickly; hold them to the same standard of behavior as everybody else but until they spend a decade or more practicing and grow up more, after you remind them, give them enough time to obey.

But believe me when I tell you this: lead abatement and behavioral education are cheaper and better than prison.