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Can You Lay Asphalt in Winter? Everything You Need to Know

Learn the essential winter tips for successful asphalt paving on our latest blog at Kaushik Engineering Works. Discover expert insights to ensure your paving projects withstand the challenges of colder seasons. Enhance your knowledge and prepare for winter paving success. Explore the full guide now!

[fatehbaz]

In just eight blocks of sidewalk in quiet neighborhood, walking through the not-quite-rain of a sunshower, today I encountered four missing shoe soles. Little pieces of plastic and rubber, detached from pedestrians' shoes, now lonely on the concrete, with the weeds.

No such thing, really, as a "weed", though. "Weed" is not a botanical term. Instead, describes perceived pests, at the discretion of the observer. At the discretion of the authority. Designated as weed by the one with power over that land. The agronomist, the rancher, the plantation manager. The weed wastes space that could otherwise be given to a monoculture cash crop, an "economically significant" plant. The weed interferes with the productivity of the plot of land. The weed interrupts the extraction. The weed diminishes the value. The weed doesn't belong in this place.

People are made to be weeds, too.

Some cities will designate you as a weed, and then they'll take action to pull you out. They'll uproot you. But it's not always explicit, like "we're outlawing loitering" or "we're outlawing taking a nap in the park" or "we're defunding the library". Sometimes it's quite clever, it's written into the physical landscape. Self-congratulatory "progressive" cities learn to co-opt language, to obscure the violence, to use and abuse space.

Thinking about things you might encounter, you might perceive, after you've been destitute, broken, lived at a homeless shelter, for years. Little signs of other peoples' misery. Indicators of desperation that some might overlook. And the way that environment shapes, and is shaped by, these miseries.

A friend asks "why is there always an unusual amount of scuffed detached missing shoe soles on this particular stretch of sidewalk? There are hardly any homes around here, it's all asphalt and empty lots, so where are all these be-shoed people coming from?" Because even though this is a wide expanse without either home residences or any kind of commercial or recreation space someone would want to visit, these blocks are the straight-line direct path between a low-income apartment complex and the cluster of corporate big box stores, and there's no bus line that runs between the two areas. "But don't the vast majority of customers of shopping malls and box stores drive vehicles, hence the obscenely massive parking lots?" Sure, customers drive, but guess who actually has to work at those places? An underclass of people living at that apartment complex with harsh restrictions and cheap amenities, who can't afford car insurance or who might be too physically disabled to bike. And so that apartment complex is a de facto "company town", the residents are essentially in confinement. It is written into that landscape. It can be read. "Why is there always debris, wrappers, coins, etc. in this particular quiet couple of blocks of the boulevard?" Because these blocks are between a thrift store and a same-day drop-in clinic, so many impoverished people will routinely be walking between these two locations. They attend their appointment, and then have forty-five minutes to kill before the bus comes back around, so why not check out the thrift store? The city and county collaborated and placed all the low-income assistance offices on the far side of town, which conveniently forces the poor and disabled to both stay away from the luxurious downtown district and also to waste their time making a four-hour commute, catching various connecting buses or else riding the bikepath, across the city just to attend a ten-minute-long appointment.

Then this spatial layout, this city's physical environment, will shape the physical body. This violence writes itself into the flesh. The way the denim is chafed and discolored on the left shoulder of someone's jacket from carrying a small backpack around by foot, day after day after day. The way someone's heart rate increases when they see a white and black vehicle in the periphery of their vision, subconsciously recollecting institutionalization and institutional abuse, or fearing what a ticket fee would mean for their budget (they might not be able to afford rent). The way someone develops a painful limp, maybe occasionally depends on a cane, because they had to walk great distances every day to get to work and their shoe sole fell off on the sidewalk, but they can't replace the shoes because their employer is underpaying them, and they're forced to stand all day at work anyway, and they already had some modest nerve damage in their foot because they've been rationing their insulin and can't afford their prescriptions, and federal medical insurance keeps denying them because their physical letters in the mail always show up too late or not at all, and groceries are too expensive so it's hard to get good nutrition to heal, but the diabetic nerve damage has by now damaged their digestive tract too so they have a strictly limited bland diet and can't enjoy the simple pleasure of a home-cooked meal (if they can even afford a home, at this point), and all those "little" miseries add up, and now they're hungry, and in pain, because they were forced to walk kinda funny for a long time over all those decaying sidewalks with all those other weeds.

[apas-95]

In most city builders the unofficial (sometimes, explicit) goal is to grow your city - get a large amount of money, a large population and large tax income, unlock cool buildings, etc - and, while you can play it that way, the real unofficial goal of Workers & Resources is self-sufficiency.

While in the early game you're necessarily reliant on foreign trade to purchase raw materials, even hire foreign skilled labourers, and depend on exports to make up your currency deficit, the excitement of the game comes about once you fully control all steps of a given production process. You go from importing electricity - to mining, transporting, and refining coal for your own domestic power plants. And that applies to every single resource chain in the game, from bread, to concrete, to railway carriages.

What really sells me on the whole thing is this - in 'realistic' mode, the ability to construct buildings purely from money is removed. You can still import materials and labour, but you need to actually get them there. The process for starting out your city goes like this:

Set up mud tracks (the only free road type) from a border customs office. Build the free versions (which is to say, designated dirt lots) of a construction office, a fuel depot, and a road logistics office. From the border, buy vehicles with cash - cement mixers, dump trucks, asphalt pavers and steamrollers, a bus to bring foreign workers to your construction site, and don't forget a fuel tanker to supply your fuel depot. At this point you have a muddy construction site with some cars parked on it. Start construction on worker housing, the electrical substation for the housing, a water pump and water treatment plant (or, just a water tower to import water into), a small store to feed them - and hopefully it's not cold enough that you need a central heating block. Congrats, now get your construction offices carrying out each individual stage of construction in turn, requiring different resources and vehicles at each part, until, over dozens and dozens of workdays, you've finally built a single worker accomodation. Take in some workers, who are probably a bit annoyed that there aren't any bars or sports complexes around, and you've finally, after months of construction works, got your first residents. Now they need an actual workplace - and, luckily, you've now got a local workforce to construct it. Give it time, and this remote patch of dirt will be constructing nuclear power stations.

I feel like, in the way games like Banished (or, more topically, Manor Lords, I think? I've never played it) turn city-building into a survival game, by just semi-accurately portraying the precarity of a peasant economy, Workers & Resources definitely makes you feel like a stressed planner fighting against production itself, rather than your own citizens, like in Cities Skylines or the like.

[shih-coulda-had-it]

the AU where Prime Torino time-travels to the Advent of Quirks era (a time period he did not study for) and picks up two street babies after recognizing one as a miniature AfO

context: Sorahiko's been in the past for less than year. He's been preventing AfO from picking up new Quirks for maybe two weeks, and has dropped off food for the twins a couple of times.

wc: ~1.1k

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The children stared at Sorahiko with wary eyes, eerily alike for all that they differed in stature and eye color. He didn’t let himself move, save for a tip of his head. The bigger child, the one Sorahiko thought was a young All for One, mimicked him; the smaller boy said in a faltering voice, “Who are you?”

“Call me Torino,” he said. “How about you?”

The smaller boy bit his lip and gave his brother a nervous side-eye. Chibi-AFO ignored him; he only had an unblinking stare for Sorahiko, and truth be told, it was getting irritating. Don’t raise your voice, he heard Shimura chide. 

He sighed, then changed tack. “Did you like the food?” At the clear brightening of the smaller boy’s expression, Sorahiko lifted the plastic bag. The boys were younger than Kotarou, but he had vague memories of Shimura feeding her son soft foods before he turned a year old. Surely steamed vegetables and (slightly) overcooked rice was fine.

Chibi-AFO lurched forward without a sound, one hand outstretched, the other still holding tight to his brother’s wrist.

A curse slipped through Sorahiko’s filter; he dropped the bag and Jetted himself backwards, out of reach but not out of sight. The last thing he wanted was to be chased blindly by some murderous toddler.

The showing of his Quirk, however, sparked something in Chibi-AFO’s eyes. A different kind of hunger--one that apparently required both hands now, as he unceremoniously dropped his brother and doubled down on trying to grab Sorahiko. The smaller boy yelped as spikes burst from Chibi-AFO’s skin, and then showed an incredible lack of self-preservation by trying to intervene.

“No!” he cried. “No, don’t! He’s nice!”

Sorahiko dodged another lunge for his neck. Can I hit him now? he begged the Shimura on his shoulder. I’m justified in knocking him out for his own good, right? That’s how this works?

You can’t hit a baby! Shimura scolded. He doesn’t know any better!

Chibi-AFO, as if to refute Shimura’s sympathies, finally opened his mouth to screech, “GIVE!” He kept springing for Sorahiko with his tiny palms thrust outwards; the spikes on his body rushed unerringly for Sorahiko’s limbs. “GIVE IT!”

“Stop it! Stop!”

How much stamina could a toddler have? More importantly, how long did Sorahiko have until the civilians he’d ushered off the street rang the local police station? Sorahiko, out of sheer curiosity, started leading Chibi-AFO in a circle. It felt criminally easy to maintain a generous distance between himself and the toddler, even as Chibi-AFO grew more desperate and enraged at not having easy prey.

“IT’S MINE!” the toddler snarled, out of breath. “MINE! MINE!” 

Because Sorahiko wasn’t above taunting a baby, he upped the speed on his Jet. Chibi-AFO’s reliance on his spikes to propel him was the toddler’s downfall; as the chase continued, the production output and quality of the spikes diminished, until it was pure spite that powered Chibi-AFO’s bare feet.

The smaller boy had collapsed long ago by the food, gasping, but he seemed like he registered that Sorahiko wasn’t about to die, because he was now spectating with awe-struck eyes.

“Are you done?” said Sorahiko mildly, continuing to deny the toddler any hope of closing the gap. The boy’s face was getting redder, and scrunched-up, and then the funniest thing happened: Chibi-AFO tripped on his makeshift robe, face-planting into the asphalt.

Don’t laugh, Shimura said, in a long ago memory about Kotarou colliding into a glass door.

Chibi-AFO was trembling, every limb shaking. The smaller boy had shot up, renewed concern pushing him to his brother’s side and babbling something unintelligible. Sorahiko stifled the bark of laughter as Chibi-AFO gingerly lifted his head and goggled at the ground, like he couldn’t believe he’d fallen.

“Be nice,” the smaller boy pleaded, frantically patting Chibi-AFO’s shoulders. “Don’t, don’t, be nice.”

A tiny, minuscule drop of pity collected at the pit of his stomach. Sorahiko made the executive decision to sacrifice his cape, unpinning it from his suit and dropping the heavy fabric onto the boys before going to fetch the food. They startled at the sudden weight, but the smaller boy could only squeak and Chibi-AFO, thoroughly exhausted, could only twitch.

“Let’s try this again,” said Sorahiko dryly. He popped the plastic lids of the styrofoam containers and stuck spoons into two of them, situated both in front of the children, and took his own seat a full meter away. “I’m Torino. How’s the food?”

Huddled under his cape, the smaller boy looked bewilderedly from him to the food, and back again. “Um…!”

“Not hungry,” said Chibi-AFO.

“... Alright. You two have names?”

“No,” said Chibi-AFO, sullen. “Go ‘way.”

As tempting as it was, Sorahiko took a measured breath and let out a controlled exhale. “No. You’re hurting people being out here, and I can help you. Food, and a place to sleep. Do you understand me?”

The smaller boy fiddled with a handful of Sorahiko’s cape. Tentatively, he asked, “Safe?”

Chibi-AFO repeated, in the same tone as before, “No.”

At some point, Sorahiko thought, you really couldn’t justify letting a toddler steer the conversation. He considered his options, and responded to the smaller boy first. “Yes, it’s safe. I won’t hurt you, or him. I just can’t let him hurt anyone else.”

A small hum, and then: “Okay. We go.”

“No!” Chibi-AFO protested, and finally pushed himself up, wincing. Tears pooled at the corners of his eyes, but Sorahiko would place a bet that they were purely reflexive. “No, I’m safe! He’s bad! He hurt me!”

“You hurt you,” the smaller boy sniffed.

The murderous intent flashed on Chibi-AFO’s face again, and Sorahiko hastily stepped in before more blood was shed. He snapped his fingers in front of the toddler. A malformed spike, sloppy in execution and sluggish in timing, tried to pierce Sorahiko’s hand and dissipated before he could even recoil. Exhaustion! Finally! 

“Go ‘way,” the toddler demanded.

Sorahiko simply leaned his cheek against his fist, propping his elbow on his knee. Either Chibi-AFO would recover and try for a second time to steal Jet, or he would pass out. There wasn’t any point trying to reason with the brat.

The smaller boy patted Chibi-AFO’s shoulders, but he too went quiet. Eventually, Chibi-AFO slumped flat to the ground again, and his slurred orders dwindled to a faint burbling snore. That was Sorahiko’s cue to creak upright, crouch down, and ask the smaller boy in a serious tone, “Can I pick you up?”

The kid looked at the food.

“I have more at home.”

“... Okay,” he said softly, and in swift order, Sorahiko resituated his cape so it swaddled Chibi-AFO, took him up on one arm, and hoisted the smaller boy in his other arm. There was that squeak again, and a nervous clutching at his flight suit, but Sorahiko’s attention was on thinking about the route back to his apartment.

It would be easier on the kid’s nerves if he walked, but the Meta X gangs were too troublesome to bother with tonight.

“Hold tight,” Sorahiko muttered, and Jetted for the rooftops.

[bayesic-bitch]

Making my own post to respond to this, because the point is pretty tangential:

When I first played stardew valley there was something I found really dissonant. You start in this shitty company that's implied to be cold and isolating and treats you as a a cog in a machine, and you inherit this idyllic and pastoral farm. So far so good. But then immediately you set about on trying to upgrade the farm and make it efficient and extract as much value from the land as quickly as you can. You clear cutt large sections of land and replace them with cash crops. You turn the land and the town into a well-oiled machine, just as your previous job had done to you. This process of upgrading and increasing efficiency is the central form of progress in the game.

Obviously the game never really addresses dissonance, but I really wish there was a game that did. I wish that the back half of the game turned into something like Factorio as you seek to automate more and more of your production so you can buy the late-game upgrades. Gradually these changes affect the town as well, people start to move away because of the smog, and you can buy up their land to have a place to put your new combine harvester.

One of the characters is a philosophy grad student studying Heidegger who's home for the summer, and she talks to the player about his theory of technology. Where modern technology is powerful enough that it's actually feasible to use of 100% of an existing resource, and so we start thinking about that resource in terms of how to most efficiently extract value from it. We objectify it, in a sense -- a river can't be a beautiful ribbon of blue stretching across the countryside, because we can only think of it in terms of "the thing that powers hydroelectric plant" and think about how to maximally utilize it. And the player slowly realizes that they've carried this mindset back with them from the city. That the dehumanizing aspects of their old life were never about the skyscrapers and asphalt, but about the way that their superiors viewed them as a resource, and the way that their environment facilitating efficient use of them as a resource. And that they've carried this attitude back to the idyllic country town where it's now spread like a virus, destroying all the things that drew them to the farm in the first place, and that they now live in a hell of their own making. They restore the community center, but they've destroyed the community it was made for. The only way to avoid this ending is to deliberately refuse to upgrade past a certain point. To accept that certain end-game content is forever out of reach, and to be okay with that.

now to be clear, I don't actually endorse all the politics implied by this. But I think it would be interesting for a game to actually grapple with the kind of pastoralism thats common in this genre. This flavor of pastoralism has fundamental tradeoffs against efficiency and reduction of labor. And I think if you want to endorse this ideal, that's a bullet you have to bite.

[socraticcryptid]

this morning i saw the city.

i was walking to the bus stop, eyes half-closed against the driving rain and endless too-bright headlights, when i accidentally looked sideways through a crack in the pavement.

for a moment i could see it all.

the city's skin was made of asphalt, with folds where it went over hills, dry and cracking in some places, newly healed in others. the roadworkers up ahead were part of the immune system, putting stitches in the city's skin, leaving pebbled scabs and painted line scars behind.

the houses and shops, rising tall or short and squat, were tiny hairs, sensitive to the slightest movement. the larger structures, the bridges and arenas and skyscrapers, were moles and callouses. the fences and streetlamps formed the little textured dots and pores that i could feel when i ran the pad of my index finger down the inside of my arm.

and the humans, well ��� the humans and other animals were the lifeblood of the city, moving water and oxygen and hemoglobin from place to place in each day-long heartbeat, releasing waste products into the air and waters and streets to be carried away by the cleaners and garbage collectors of the city's gastrointestinal system.

i stood there, staring, until my eyes began to hurt with the effort of seeing, and i blinked, and the vision disappeared.

i could still see it, though, behind my eyes, as i walked along the footpath stretch mark, and past the textured pores of street signs, and waited under the shelter of the hair follicle of a bus stop. beside the bus stop, I saw a little patch of yellow dandelions, barely staying alive despite the rain.

they were just plants, rooted in a dirty smudge upon the city's skin. nothing more.

i felt immensely sad all of a sudden, and i tried to look sideways at the dirt, too, from a different angle. i couldn't work it out, and then my bus arrived, and i lost the vision entirely. perhaps, though, that was for the best.

[xygled]

Let's appreciate some cases of Xinyiguang's LED floor screen

Stay at home, go shopping, and walk on the road. Our common floor materials include carpet, wood plank, marble, cement road, asphalt and other types, but no matter how fancy, pattern, and color change, they all have a common feature-slightly "dull". Some people say that it is fun and convenient, just change it frequently. It sounds very embarrassing, you can change the carpet every day, but you can't pry the floor every day. Have you heard of Xinyiguang LED floor tile screen? Through the LED display, the visual interactive experience is immersive, giving people: the indoor floor tile screen with the experience of "sitting at home, the world is under the feet"; stepping and jumping, and the intelligent interaction of playing and dancing floor tile screen; waterproof and dustproof, super heavy outdoor floor tile screen. It can be tiled on the ground and displayed slowly, or it can be used to create a dreamy and flashing stair screen that climbs up the steps. Onlooker No. 1: It sounds amazing, do floor tile screens with so many functions really exist? Onlooker No. 2: Need to be powered on? Is it safe? Onlooker No. 3: Will it be crushed? Yes, yes, all of the above! Chinese people don’t lie to Chinese people. The editor of Digital Audio-Video Engineering Network couldn’t stand everyone’s urging, and decided to go to Xinyiguang with everyone to learn about it. It was an eye-opener. Experience the fun of "seeing is owning". 2022 CCTV Spring Festival Opera Gala-P2.976-300 square meters

Shenyang-TV Station-106.25 square meters

Yinchuan-Planning Pavilion-330 square meters

Xinjiang-Museum-P3.91-250 square meters

Zhejiang - Qiandao Lake Tourist Attraction - 240 square meters 

Shanghai-Audi Flagship Store-P3.91

Russia - Stavropol - P2.976-288 square meters

Wuhan K11-P6.25 Indoor - 280 square meters

Q&A session

1. Is it safe? Quiet heat dissipation The power box of the LED intelligent interactive floor tile screen box adopts a die-cast aluminum box with good heat dissipation, and a special heat dissipation device is designed by a professional R&D team to achieve a better silent heat dissipation function. 2. Is it waterproof? The bottom case, mask, power cord and signal line of the waterproof and moisture-proof LED floor tile screen module are specially designed and equipped with waterproof and moisture-proof materials. They are made of raw materials with low moisture absorption coefficient. The front and back of the body can reach the waterproof level of IP45. 3. Is it reliable? The anti-slip and wear-resistant LED intelligent interactive floor tile screen mask is made of imported PC materials, which has high wear resistance and flexibility, and good high and low temperature resistance. And designed according to the principle of mechanics, Xinyiguang mask has good anti-slip and load-bearing functions. 4. Is it hard? Super load-bearing Each component of Yiguang LED intelligent interactive floor tile screen, according to different mechanical designs, has an ultimate load-bearing capacity of up to 3 tons per square meter. Onlookers 1, 2, and 3: Awesome! Is that brand okay? Editor: Founded in 2012, Xinyiguang is a professional supplier of global application products and solutions. Xinyiguang has a modern manufacturing plant of 8,000 square meters. The core R&D team has more than 20 years of experience in professional research and development. The company has obtained a number of valid patent certificates and a number of test reports to provide users with high-quality products and services. And in December 2021, it was awarded the "2021 Famous Brand of LED Floor Tile Screen" by Digital Audio Video Engineering Network. The trophy is still warming up, what do you think? Onlooker No. 1: Wow, it's so powerful, I will arrange a basketball court with LED floor tiles for the village immediately, the cubs in our village must not lose to the next village! Low-key arrangement... Onlooker No. 2: I heard it a long time ago! We have 4 in our village, 1 each in the east, west, north, and south. Onlooker No. 3: Tsk tsk tsk, you guys are so naive. I want to arrange a big floor tile screen for the entrance of my house, so that everyone will envy my house! The indoor LED floor tile screens, intelligent interactive floor tile screens, and outdoor LED floor tile screens developed and produced by Xinyiguang have various installation styles of floor tile screens and stair screens. The product cabinets are made of hard materials such as die-casting aluminum, aluminum plates, and iron. Increase the strength of the box, strong and wear-resistant. It's really good, the boss remembers to stock up for the New Year, because it will be a big hit in 2022! Read the full article

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Growing Food in Buckets: A Step by Step Guide | Urban Survival Site

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This post may contain affiliate links.* As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Click here to read our affiliate policy.Estimated reading time: 12 minutesGrowing your own groceries in five-gallon buckets allows you to raise enough food to feed a family of four in a tiny space. When growing food in buckets, you don’t need a 1/4 acre backyard to raise a bountiful garden as some people claim.It is always best to use a brand new bucket when growing crops. Buckets get filled with all kinds of junk, fluids, and garden scraps that could kill your plants or make them harmful to consume.Article continues below.A bucket that has previously housed swimming pool chemicals, asphalt, or chemical pesticides should be avoided entirely. Plant diseases are often spread by the use of contaminated tools and containers.Plastic buckets are far more suited for growing groceries than metal ones. Metal buckets will rust and allow the rust to leach into the soil and ultimately, your food source.Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It on Pinterest!Table of Contents [hide]5-Gallon Bucket Planting Pros And ConsProsBy growing food in buckets, you can make use of every little patch of sunlight around your home. It would be highly problematic to place a raised bed on your back patio, but putting two to four buckets filled with plants in the same space would be quite easy – and it will give you the same yield as a raised bed. The common and inexpensive 5-gallon bucket gives you plenty of space for the roots of most garden vegetables and dwarf fruit trees. Some plants require only six inches of dirt to thrive, but others need up to 24 inches of root space. Even when growing in buckets, you can still take advantage of companion planting to help each crop thrive and to thwart destructive insects. 5-gallon buckets are portable. Being able to move the buckets inside during weather emergencies or take them with your during a bugout will keep your food source from being destroyed and your family from starving during a long-term disaster. A suburban backyard or small acreage homestead might not seem like enough space to cultivate a fruit orchard, but it is. Growing dwarf fruit trees in 5-gallon buckets will allow you to cultivate non-native crops since they can be moved indoors or into a greenhouse. A typical backyard deck has enough space to grow enough dwarf fruit trees to garner the same yield as a small orchard. You can quickly and easily protect your container garden from the threat of frost by simply throwing sheets or a roll of plastic over it. There is far less weeding involved with a 5-gallon bucket garden than is required with a traditional ground plot or raised bed. To make the weeding chore even less taxing, place the buckets onto a bench or stool so you don’t have to repeatedly bend over to pull unwanted weeds. ConsThe only real con to growing in 5-gallon buckets, or any type of container garden, is the watering chore. The container can easily become either waterlogged or dried out. Drilling a sufficient number of holes in the bottom of the 5-gallon buckets is essential, but consistent checking of the soil for moisture or dryness will still be necessary.To check the soil of a food growing container, press a finger into the dirt down to the second knuckle. If the soil is moist at this level, you do not need to water.Many container gardeners buy or make a self-watering system for each bucket so they can tackle this ongoing chore more easily. Watch the video below to learn how.Best Vegetables To Grow In BucketsCrop Amount Beets 4 sets Broccoli 1 plant Cabbage 1 plant Carrots 10 plants Cucumbers 1 plant Eggplant 1 plant Garlic 6 bulbs Green Beans 2 plants Lettuce 4 plants Melons 1 plant Onions 4 sets Peppers 2 plants Radishes 10 plants Squash 1 plant Tomatoes 1 plant(staked or caged) Zucchini 1 plant Best Fruits To Grow In BucketsBlueberries – You will need to grow a minimum of two blueberry plants in separate containers near each other to garner a quality yield. The berry should produce from early June through August. The fruit bushes need 18 inches of soil for their roots to take hold. Grow the bushes in a peat based and acidic soil. Dwarf Banana – You can easily grow miniature banana plants in 5-gallon buckets, but you will have to move them indoors when the temperature drops below 65 degrees. Place the plants in a window that gets full sun or hang a grow light above them during the winter. Mist the plants periodically so they don’t get too dry. Figs – The bucket used to grow the fig must be 16 inches in diameter. They need well-drained soil and full sun. During times of intense heat, the figs will need to be watered sometimes twice a day so they don’t dry out. Passion Fruit – This perennial vine will only have to be planted once. A sturdy trellis will need to be staked into the 5-gallon bucket to support the weight of the passion fruit plant as it grows and becomes laden with fruit. Strawberries – Everbearing strawberries are highly recommended for container growing because they produce two yields per year – one in the early June and one in the late summer. Bucket Garden Growing TipsBush style beans are better suited for container gardening than other varieties of green beans. Bush style winter and summer squash, as well as cucumbers, are also highly recommended for 5-gallon bucket gardening. You can grow potatoes in 5-gallon buckets if you drill holes large enough fit your hand inside around the bucket from 2 inches above the base all the way to 2 inches below the rim. Follow potato barrel growing instructions to cultivate a smaller scale crop. When growing herbs, you can typically cultivate at least six plants in a single 5-gallon container. If growing herbs that do not tend to sprawl or become exceptionally bushy, like rosemary, chives, thyme, cilantro, and basil, you can usually fit 8 to possibly 10 plants without overcrowding them. Carrots must be grown in loose soil so their roots develop properly. Growing carrots in rocky or compacted soil typically produces poor results. To keep destructive insects at bay, introduce nematodes into the soil or make a super cheap insecticide soap. To make the soap, combine five tablespoons of Blue Dawn liquid dish soap with 1 gallon of water. Spray the plants in the early morning hours to avoid scorching and to give them time to dry before dark to avoid the chances of mold growth. Combine 1 part flour with 1 part salt and sprinkle the mixture onto the leaves and around the base of the 5-gallon buckets to kill bugs. The bugs will consume the mixture and it will dehydrate them from the inside out after causing them to swell immensely. The downfall to both this treatment and the insecticide soap is that it kills beneficial insects along with the harmful ones. Bucket Garden Mistakes To AvoidHere are the top mistakes that you would be wise to avoid when growing food in buckets:Want to prep but not sure where to begin?Click Here to Get Your FREE One Year Urban Survival Plan!Planting Too Many In One BucketOne of the biggest mistakes you can make is trying to plant too many plants or crops in a single bucket. Buckets have a limited amount of space, which means the number of nutrients is also very limited. More plants in the bucket will result in slowed growth and less yield overall.Choosing Buckets That Are Too SmallMake sure your buckets are at least five gallons at the absolute minimum. Even though the whole purpose of using buckets is to use up less space, you don’t want to go too small, or else the plants won’t have enough room to grow. Crops that have too little space will grow slower and also turn out unhealthy.Insufficient LightRegardless of where you choose to set out your plants, you must make sure they get enough light. You need to analyze the sun throughout the day in relation to your selected location. Leafy greens will need at least four hours of sunlight per day, while vegetables will need at least eight hours (but be careful to research the specific crop you are growing).Too Much or Too Little WaterYou will need to pay extra close attention to watering crops and plants that you are growing in buckets. Crops grown in a more limited amount of space require additional water than plants grown in larger beds. This is especially true during the hot summer months. Water your plants in your buckets at least twice a day (but again, research the specific plants you’re growing).Forgetting To PruneIf you prune your plants, you will greatly improve their yield and health. Focus on areas where the foliage is denser. Doing so will allow the sunlight to hit the leaves located underneath. As a result, the plant will focus on producing more yield rather than focusing on saving additional branches or leaves.Forgetting To FertilizeFertilizing crops is even more important in a bucket because of the limited space (meaning they use up the reduced nutrients faster). Mix in compost or fresh soil at the beginning of the planting and add liquid fertilizer at least twice monthly.How To Choose The Right Kind Of SoilNot all dirt is created equal. It is vital to the growing process that you buy or compile the right type of soil for container gardening. Even though the plants can grow in subpar dirt, the anticipated yield will most likely be far less than desired.There is a big difference between topsoil and potting soil.Topsoil is composed of dirt scraped from fields and is mixed with compost, sand, and manure – among other natural ingredients. Topsoil is designed to provide a much denser planting mixture than potting soil.Unlike topsoil, potting soil is sterilized. This significantly reduces the chance of any plant fungus or diseased matter harming your seeds or plants. It also helps to sift out other possible impurities like insect eggs, larvae, or weed seeds.Potting soil often doesn’t contain any soil at all. Potting soil varieties contain bark, sphagnum moss, vermiculite, coconut or coir husk, and peat moss. Peat moss expels water instead of soaking it up. The first time you water the 5-gallon bucket containers, they will require a bit of extra tending.Want to prep but not sure where to begin?Click Here to Get Your FREE One Year Urban Survival Plan!Mix a small amount of slow-release fertilizer with the potting soil. This type of fertilizer is always best to use in container gardening so the plants don’t become overwhelmed. Then, mix the potting soil with a bit of water, add it to the container, and repeat this until the container is full to ensure the plants garner enough moisture.When these ingredients are mixed together, they form a solid texture that helps growing roots. Potting soil offers much better drainage than topsoil, which is extremely important when growing in containers.To make your own potting soil mix together:1 part composting material 1 part vermiculite or perlite 1 part peat moss 1 part small gravel ½ part sand ½ part tiny bark chunks DIY 5-Gallon Bucket PlanterSupplies:Plastic bucket 50 – 50 compost and potting soil mix Plants Small rocks Burlap and twine – optional for wrapping buckets Power drill with a half inch bit Directions:Turn each 5-gallon bucket upside down and drill up to five drainage holes in the bottom. Never put too much pressure onto the drill when making the holes as doing so can cause the bucket to crack. If you want to paint the buckets to make them either more attractive or covert, do so now. I highly recommend scrubbing the outside of the bucket with equal parts ammonia and water to scuff up the plastic finish enough to permit the paint to adhere to it. You can also wrap some burlap around the bucket to give them a decorative look and to add a bit of insulation. Simply tie a piece of twine over top of the burlap and knot if after wrapping the covering around the bucket. Fill the base of the 5-gallon bucket with a single layer of small rocks to help facilitate proper drainage. The layer of rocks should be about two to three inches deep. Add a layer of potting soil and water it lightly. Repeat step four until you are within 1 inch of the rim of the 5-gallon bucket. Add the desired seeds or plants into the bucket. If planting tomatoes, I highly recommend planting basil at the base not only to enhance flavor but to ward off destructive insects as well. Repeat each step for all of the 5-gallon buckets you are using to establish your container garden. The video below shows what can be accomplished with a bucket garden.It is also possible to grow vertically with 5-gallon buckets to increase your crop cultivation space. You can stack buckets on top of each other to grow root crops like potatoes, onions, beets, and carrots as long as you cut wide holes into the sides of the bucket with a power drill. A clothesline style vertical setup can be used to hang two rows of buckets without casting too much shade on the lower containers.How you choose to lay out your portable garden will depend on both the dimensions of your property and the spaces which offer enough sunlight for the plants to thrive.Do not crowd the buckets too closely together. Each plant will need proper ventilation in order to reach its full potential. Spacing the buckets at least six inches apart will also make it a little bit harder for insects to traverse from one plant to another.When purchasing buckets for your container garden, try to find some that have been manufactured to food grade standards. If using an old bucket to grow crops, wash it with warm and soapy water and dry it thoroughly. Next, scrub it inside and out with distilled white vinegar to completely disinfect it. You can rinse out the bucket after cleaning it with vinegar or simply allow it to dry outdoors in the sun. Like this post? Don’t forget to Pin It on Pinterest!You May Also Like:

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A Lesson from my Father about Electricity

Monica Rice

When I wait  for my father, the stars 

disappear. Only bats  dart and flutter, 

hungry for the hum  of mosquitos, thick 

as honey. Their bright  sting lingers and jumps

like electricity can. It’s looking for a body.

He didn’t say   how production stopped when the volt distribution panel was cleaned of calf and hip. No matter how hot

the summer was, my father said it was nothing compared to coke, spelled coal. The way it penetrated his skin like the breathlessness of asphalt and the charcoal briquettes he set fire to—

the sizzle and curl of chicken skin rubbed with paprika, salt, and black pepper. The acrid spray of vinegar when turned and sealed  under lid. I stood next to the heat,  a sticky sheen of smoke, and I wanted to eat.

“As a child, I was taught not to complain about much—whenever I would, my father would pull me aside to tell me how much worse my situation could be. Many of these stories were of his life at the plant. Saginaw, Michigan, in the sixties was a racist city. My father was one of the first Mexican American electricians at General Motors. He had to endure years of tedious, back-breaking labor, and fought every step of the way to be allowed the chance to become a skilled tradesman. I was fascinated and frightened by what my father did, and I knew the importance of how much work had to be done to put food on the table.” —Monica Rico

Monica Rico is a Mexican American poet and the author of Pinion, winner of the Levis Prize in Poetry and forthcoming this year from Four Way Books. A CantoMundo Fellow, a Macondista, and a Hopwood Graduate Poetry Award winner, Monica serves as the program manager of the University of Michigan’s Bear River Writers’ Conference.

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𝐔𝐍𝐔𝐒𝐔𝐀𝐋 𝐌𝐔𝐒𝐄 𝐀𝐒𝐒𝐎𝐂𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒.

spice: cinnamon, chili powder, vanilla, saffron weather: 1)the whole sky as far as you can see is swallowed up by heavy gray clouds, rain is whipping down around you and the wind is howling.

2)the morning dew on the city asphalt with the mist + smog that surrounds the skyscrapers.

3)A thunderstorm + snowstorm (or thundersnow) color: Fuchsia, tuscan red, midnight black with sparkles, gold, silver sky: the last little bit of light you see before the sun fades over the horizon. It bands across the sky in a brilliant ephemeral haze of rainbow colors smeared across the stratosphere - crisp air and not a cloud in the sky, you can see the stars and the moon. shoe: "techwear"/athletic wear shoes with the chonky bottoms and high tops house plant: Hoya carnosa weapon: laser blade ( as seen below )

subject: shit like...in school? uhhh.,askdjfkalsdjfs - metalworking/welding social media: (insert social media for edgerunners here) (probably some dating app) makeup product: sparkly pink eyeshadow + matching lip gloss candy: hot tamales, chamoy peach rings, warheads ice cube shape: spherical or crushed method of long-distance travel: running via his own two feet or flying art style: conceptual art, juxtaposition, surrealism historical period: The golden age of cyborgs (2050-2250, his world is in year 2352) mythological creature: dragon piece of stationery: an antique leatherbound journal made out of Real Paper from hundreds of years ago three emojis: 💀🫀💥 celestial body: the sun

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Asphalt surfacing is a mixture of aggregates, binder and filler, used for constructing and maintaining roads, parking areas, railway tracks, ports, airport runways, bicycle lanes, sidewalks and also play- and sport areas.

Aggregates used for asphalt mixtures could be crushed rock, sand, gravel or slags. Nowadays, certain waste and by-products, such as construction and demolition debris, are being used as aggregates, which increases the sustainability of asphalt.

In order to bind the aggregates into a cohesive mixture a binder is used. Most commonly, bitumen is used as a binder, although nowadays, a series of bio-based binders are also under development with the aim of minimising the environmental impact of the roads.

Asphalt Surfacing / Road Construction Process

What is Asphalt concrete?

Asphalt concrete, also referred to as black cementing agent has been used for road construction for centuries. Asphalt is a combination of aggregates, binder, and filler, used for constructing and maintaining roads.

Aggregates used in asphalt mixture can be crushed rock, sand, gravel, or slags. In present times, to increase the sustainability of the asphalt, certain waste and by-products are used, such as materials resulting from the alteration, construction, destruction, rehabilitation, or repair of any manmade physical structure includes houses, buildings, industrial or commercial facilities, and roadways. To bind or put together aggregates into a cohesive mixture a binder is used. Bitumen is used as a binder.

What is Bitumen?

Bitumen is the liquid binder that holds asphalt together and is produced from petroleum. Bitumen is produced through the distillation of crude oil that is recognized for its waterproofing and adhesive properties. This process removes lighter crude oil components, such as gasoline and diesel, leaving the “heavier” bitumen behind. Although nowadays, to minimize the environmental impact of the roads, bio-based binders are also under development.

Asphalt Surfacing Mixture

Asphalt surfacing is a mixture of 2 primary ingredients:

1) Aggregates

2) Asphalt binder

The aggregates have around 95% of the total mixture by weight. Aggregates are mixed with 5% of asphalt binder to produce asphalt pavement. The aggregates and asphalt are heated to an appropriate temperature and mixed in a processing plant capable of producing specified materials. Asphalt pavement is transported by truck to the paving site, it is then spread to a uniform thickness with a paving or finishing machine.

The material is then compacted to the required degree by heavy, self-propelled rollers, producing a smooth pavement course. Depending on the factors such as ambient conditions, to achieve adequate density, care is been taken that mix temperature does not fall below optimum compaction temperature while the material is compacted.

Asphalt Surfacing Laying Temperature Classification

1) Hot mix asphalt

2) Warm mix asphalt

3) Half-warm mix asphalt

4) cold mix asphalt

Hot mix asphalt (HMA) has a laying temperature above 150˚C, it is one of the traditional paving methods used. Warm mix asphalt (WMA) has a lower temperature compared to hot mix asphalt, between 110˚C to 140˚C. The third concept is half-warm mix asphalt (HWMA), it has a lower temperature compared to HMA and WMA, i.e., below 100˚C. While Cold mix asphalt (CMA) is least suitable for paving, having a paving temperature below 60˚C, also cold mix asphalt is the most environment-friendly among all, but due to lack of performance, it is not used as paving temperature.

Anciently, HMA was the most preferred asphalt surfacing temperature but in recent years development, WMA has been performing very close to that of HMA. WMA has a 30% lower production temperature compared to HMA. WMA has advantages such as less power consumption, better performance, decrease emission and lower fuel consumption. Benefits are also seen on-site due to a reduction in emission leading to keep better health of people working on sites. WMA can be used in strictly air polluted areas as well as the site of paving can be opened earlier due to less time for cooling asphalt surfacing so that transportation can easily access it again. HWMA and WMA consume less energy i.e., 50% and 10to30%.

Asphalt Surfacing Process

It consists of the 5 layers mentioned below (From bottom to top)

1) Sub-Grade (150-300mm)

The subgrade is a layer of natural soil prepared to receive the layers of the pavement and is a base of all the payment layers. All the stress of the above pavement layers is transferred to Sub-grade. Hence, it is essential to ensure that the sub-grade is not overstressed. The subgrade should be strong enough to take up the stresses Imposed due to loads without shear failure or excessive deformation.

2) Sub-base (100-300mm)

It is the layer of the material between the Sub-Grade course and Base-Course. The sub-base is also known as soling. The primary functions of the sub-base are to provide structural support, improve drainage, and reduce the intrusion of fines from the sub-grade in the pavement structure. This course provides a medium to spread the wheel loads to the subgrade. In the case of the base course, the course is open-graded or has a large air void, the sub-base course with more fine material can be utilized as filler between sub-grade and the base course. The course usually consists of broken stones, bricks, or aggregates. As the stresses in a sub-base are much lower than those in the base, the material used is inferior to those in the base course. A sub-base course is not mandatory needed or used.

3) Asphalt Surfacing base Course (100-300mm)

The base course layer is above the sub-base layer and immediately beneath the surface of the binder course. The base course is considered an important structural layer of the pavement, it is planned to effectively distribute traffic and environmental loading that underlying unbound layers are not exposed to excessive stresses and strains. The base course also provides additional load distribution and contribution to the sub-surface drainage. Crushed stone, crushed slag, emulsified asphalt, and other untreated or stabilized material are used for the base course.

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i love The Lot.

in an endless Lot, folks try to build settlements. scouts go out for provisions, while other stay behind and try to gather enough dust and sand and shit to make dirt. they dig into the pavement, not in hopes of water or dirt, but for shelter. they tear cars apart and reshape them. they dig a second pit for runoff water when the rare rain comes. not to drink, the asphalt leeches in and ruins it, but to prevent flooding of the shelter.

this is an artificial place. made by human hands and hubris. there are no animals. no bugs. no birds. not even plants. one of the greatest discoveries you can make is finding raw sunflower seeds, one of, if not the only propagatable plants that is also a snack food.

it is an oddly sterile place. the dandelions that seems to pop up everywhere are absent. so too it seems is yeast. some people tried to make booze, plenty of sugary drinks to try it with. but no, even the omnipresent yeast is no longer here. humanity is alone. the only microorganisms hitched a ride with the humans. decay take a different path here. not rotting but dehydration, desiccation.

it rarely rains. but when it does, flooding is inevitable. water rushes away from the center of the storm. flash floods are a normal result of rain. the unprepared are washed away, crushed by the wall of water and the automobiles it carries

afterwards, the water stands, stagnate and full of contaminates from the asphalt and tires and gas and oil and other things from the cars. the water is hot and grimey, but slowly it evaporates. leaving behind a toxic sludge of mixed petroleum products. provisions that may be in cars in recently flooded areas are generally unusable.

as the sludge dries further, it turns to dust. and not the kinda you can grow things in. a noxious dust made of old tires and asphalt and paint chipped off the cars. hazardous dust storms are now a worry.

We need more scary infinite variants of manmade environments like the Infinite IKEA or the Backrooms.

May I suggest, The Lot:

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Gajjar Equipments Private Limited is a leading Hot Mix Plant Manufacturer in India, specializing in the design, manufacture, and supply of top-quality asphalt plants (hot mix plants) that cater to the needs of the construction, road-building, and infrastructure industries. Our hot mix plants are engineered for durability, efficiency, and high-performance output. With years of experience in the industry, we ensure that our products meet the most stringent quality standards and provide long-term reliability for our customers. Our manufacturing unit is in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. Why Choose Gajjar Equipments Hot Mix Plants? High-Quality Manufacturing: We use high-grade materials and advanced technology to design hot mix plants that offer superior performance, low maintenance, and long service life. Energy-Efficient Design: We build our plants with energy-efficient technology, which reduces fuel consumption and operating costs. This makes our hot mix plants a cost-effective choice for large and small-scale projects. Customization: We understand that each project has unique requirements. Therefore, we offer customized hot mix plants with flexible configurations, including mobile plants, batch mix plants, and drum mix plants. Robust Construction: We design Gajjar Equipments' hot mix plants to withstand harsh operating conditions. From extreme temperatures to heavy-duty operations, we engineer our plants to provide high reliability in all environments. What materials are required for the production of asphalt? We produce hot mix asphalt by combining aggregates like sand, stone, and gravel with bitumen. We may also use additives depending on the specific requirements of the project. What types of hot mix plants does Gajjar Equipments offer? We offer batch mix plants, drum mix plants, and mobile hot mix plants and customize them according to your project’s size and requirements. Can Gajjar Equipments provide installation services? Yes, we offer complete installation services for all of our hot mix plants. We ensure that our team sets up and calibrates the plant for optimal performance. Is after-sales support available? We offer full after-sales support, including maintenance services, spare parts, and technical assistance to ensure your plant runs smoothly for years. Gajjar Equipments Private Limited is a Hot Mix Plant Manufacturer in India including locations in Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu, Delhi, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Ladakh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Odisha, Puducherry, Punjab, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, West Bengal. For more information and inquiries, feel free to contact us. View Product: Click Here Read the full article