#salt concrete

[viirinsims]

Large modern backyard infinity pool design idea made of concrete.

[faaun]

what draws you back to your country what draws you back to your land when i was a kid i told myself if i ever left iran i'd never go back 2 years into living in the UK i started looking at news on iran again 10 years in and i visited it for the first time again and today i heard an iranian mother talk in farsi to her child on the train to london the way my mother used to and i wanted to cry i wanted to ask her whether they're still cutting the mountaintops whether the lakes are still drying today i showed the person i was with pictures of waterfalls and palaces and forests and snow-white north something odd pulls me back with increasing force i can't ignore it ever again

[the-actual-ocean]

For those wondering where we're located, we are. We change. It's like one of those sushi conveyor restaurants, and we're dragged along with it. As much fun as it sounds (and it is, quite), we don't get to see the sun most of the time since we're so deep, and we have our own day/night timezone we go by that we've called "SuperLazer Time." It just so happens to be very similar to GMT most of the time.

We see the most sun when we rotate around Norway.

[pigeon-butch]

I certainly have my own concerns about the treatment of moo deng but um. well i think some of you may just be racist

[dagasinfilo]

why do i always just forget i clearly need to drink electrolytes often. i’ve been feeling like shit for a while and remembered it’s been a minute since i got a powerade or gatorade or whatever, and a week or two since i stopped eating grains of coarse salt here and there throughout the day. “it’s probably the pregabalin withdrawal” i say. “stopped eating as much salt and i’ve been fine” ???? dude what do you even mean fine? is barely able to think fine? not being able to lift your arms to tie your hair for more than like half a minute because your muscles start burning fine?? like yes sure the pregabalin withdrawal is certainly a factor but dude. this is not a new occurrence come on

like i will be in complete all-consuming despair, grieving that i can barely put two thoughts together, about to cry to the thought of having to make freaking instant ramen for dinner in like five hours because my body feels too heavy and my muscles don’t want to respond. drink a glass of gatorade and suddenly after a few minutes i believe in hope again.

i mean i still feel very much like shit and heavy and sore. but man. you can make everything so much lighter and easier with this one simple trick. if you would just [tightens fist] remember

[angorwhosebabyisthis]

finding confirmation that kirell was indeed 24 in the original game, and her being a high schooler when she died in argo's choice was a bizarre retcon, is Validating for a number of reasons (i KNEW she was a depressed mafia NEET. i FUCKIN knew it). it also explains philio's complete and total nonexistence in AC, because i'm pretty sure they realized what an Incredibly bad look their previously established relationship would be, and i am now ten times more irritated about that than ever lmao

[un-father]

[deus-ex-mona]

merry crisis guys!!!!

[howhow326]

Currently thinking about how Rebecca Surgar didn't draw Concrete, but she still took responsibility for it's creation because she felt like she had failed her black audience by allowing that to happen. Meanwhile, Thomas Astruc may or may not had created the name Ghetto Blaster, but he willingly defended it.

One of these is real allyship. The other is whytship.

[myanalogai]

Salt water sea bath

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Manchester scientists have created a new material, dubbed 'StarCrete' which is made from extra-terrestrial dust, potato starch, and a pinch of salt and could be used to build homes on Mars.

Building infrastructure in space is currently prohibitively expensive and difficult to achieve. Future space construction will need to rely on simple materials that are easily available to astronauts, StarCrete offers one possible solution. The scientists behind the invention used simulated Martian soil mixed with potato starch and a pinch of salt to create the material that is twice as strong as ordinary concrete and is perfectly suited for construction work in extra-terrestrial environments.

In an article published in the journal Open Engineering [EB1] , the research team demonstrated that ordinary potato starch can act as a binder when mixed with simulated Mars dust to produce a concrete-like material. When tested, StarCrete had a compressive strength of 72 Megapascals (MPa), which is over twice as strong as the 32 MPa seen in ordinary concrete. Starcrete made from moon dust was even stronger at over 91 MPa.

This work improves on previous work from the same team where they used astronauts' blood and urine as a binding agent. While the resulting material had a compressive strength of around 40 MPa, which is better than normal concrete, the process had the drawback of requiring blood on a regular basis. When operating in an environment as hostile as space, this option was seen as less feasible than using potato starch.

Read more.

[salt-innovative]

Honed concrete for balcony. North Fremantle, Western Australia.

[johnlennonirl]

My best friend keeps on flexing that he spoke with my ex. "We caught up n shit, yk, doing something you CANT do :))". Good for you bestie. Did I ask

[agent-of-imagined-chaos]

bringing Culver's cheese butterburgers to the art room because I have a project due tomorrow

[digitalmarketer333333333]

BD Bricks: A Premium Building Material for Strong, Durable Construction

BD Bricks are a high-quality, locally manufactured building material commonly used in construction projects across Bangladesh and other regions. Known for their strength, durability, and consistency, BD Bricks are widely favored by contractors, architects, and builders for both residential and commercial developments. These bricks are a staple in the construction industry due to their reliability, cost-effectiveness, and ease of use.

Composition and Manufacturing

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There are several types of BD Bricks available, depending on the specific needs of the construction project:

Traditional Clay Bricks: These are the most commonly used form of BD Bricks and are valued for their classic look, thermal efficiency, and long lifespan. They are ideal for creating solid walls and can withstand both heat and moisture, making them a popular choice for homes and commercial buildings.

Fly Ash Bricks: These are a more eco-friendly option made by mixing fly ash (a byproduct of power plants) with lime, gypsum, and other materials. Fly ash bricks are lighter than traditional clay bricks, offer better insulation, and are increasingly popular in modern construction due to their sustainability.

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Advantages of BD Bricks

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Applications

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Residential Buildings: From single-family homes to multi-story apartments, BD Bricks are commonly used for building strong, durable walls and foundations.

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Conclusion

BD Bricks are an essential building material in the construction industry, particularly in Bangladesh, offering a combination of strength, durability, and cost-effectiveness. With a variety of options to choose from, such as traditional clay bricks, fly ash bricks, and cement bricks, BD Bricks are adaptable to a wide range of construction needs. Their environmental benefits, alongside their proven performance, make them an ideal choice for creating strong, sustainable, and aesthetically pleasing structures that stand the test of time.

[denverresidentialcontractor]

Do not use snow melt on concrete. According to Denver Concrete Inc, never use salt, snow melt on concrete. Ever.