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I feel like we are in a secret society.In Worth It: Lifestyle, a spin off of BuzzFeed’s hit series Worth It, host Steven Lim and his buddies embark on a new adventure, setting out to try different experiences at three different price points: affordable, middle tier, and luxury--from airplane seats to cars to videos games. At the end of the episode, the gang decides which experience is the most “worth it” at its given price.Credits: https://www.buzzfeed.com/bfmp/videos/55183Check out more awesome videos at BuzzFeedBlue!https://bit.ly/YTbuzzfeedvideohttps://bit.ly/YTbuzzfeedblue1https://bit.ly/YTbuzzfeedvioletGET MORE BUZZFEED:https://www.buzzfeed.comhttps://www.buzzfeed.com/videoshttps://www.youtube.com/buzzfeedvideohttps://www.youtube.com/asishttps://www.youtube.com/buzzfeedbluehttps://www.youtube.com/buzzfeedviolethttps://www.youtube.com/perolikehttps://www.youtube.com/ladylikeBuzzFeedBlueSports, video games, Unsolved & more epic daily videos!Love BuzzFeed? Get the merch! BUY NOW: https://goo.gl/iquQQDMUSICLicensed via Audio NetworkSFX Provided By AudioBlocks(https://www.audioblocks.com)Hairy Canary_MainLicensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.Cincinatti Stroll_FullLicensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.Intention_MainLicensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.Big Apple Jam_MainLicensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.EXTERNAL CREDITSPat Manocchiawww.lapalestra.com/+Cory Hathawaylaac.com+Tony Calhounhttps://ac4fitness.com
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At the old hut site (the new one being temporarily cut off by flooding) I made lime mortar from the shells of rainforest snails by firing them in a kiln, slaking them in water, mixing them into lime putty. Limestone is basically calcium carbonate (CaCO3). The general source of lime is limestone and various other calcareous minerals, though shells, egg shells and coral are other sources of lime (for more information see video on Corporals Corner channel: https://youtu.be/tOhAfaFboNU). When heated above 840 degrees Celsius, the lime decomposes into calcium oxide (CaO) or Quicklime and releases carbon dioxide (CO2). When water is added to the quicklime it becomes calcium hydroxide Ca (OH)2 or lime putty. From here the calcium hydroxide can then be shaped into a form and allowed to set. Carbon dioxide enters the lime putty as it dries causing it to turn back into calcium carbonate. The new calcium carbonate has then set, remaining solid and water resistant. \nIn my local geography, calcareous rocks such as limestone are absent leading to a difficulty in acquiring the feed stock for lime making. However, I was still able to make lime by collecting the shells of large terrestrial snails that are native to the rainforest here. The unoccupied shells of these snails were gathered up and stored at the hut. Fire wood was gathered and packed neatly into the kiln. Importantly, the firewood was stacked on top of the grate rather than underneath it in the firebox as is the normal procedure for firing pottery. Using an ordinary updraft pottery kiln in this configuration allows it to reach much higher temperatures than would be possible during normal use. The wood was lit from above and the fire burned down towards the grate. Alternate layers of shells and wood were added on to this burning fuel bed. After adding the last layer of wood to act as a “lid” to prevent heat loss from above I left the kiln to finish on its own, unsupervised. The whole process took about an hour and a half.\nWhen the kiln had cooled down a few hours later, I took out the calcined shells. Not shown in the video was the fact that some shells got so hot, the dirt stuck to them turned into slag and fused to them, possibly with the lime acting a flux lowering its melting point. This extreme heat (+1200 c) should be avoided as the over burnt lime becomes “dead lime”, unable to slake in water. Most shells were still useable though. They were taken out of the kiln and had water added to them. An exothermic reaction then ensued. Heat was produced as the lime quicklime turned into slaked lime. The water heated up creating steam and the shells decomposed into a white paste. The paste was stirred and crushed pottery was added to it as an aggregate (sand is normally used for this, I just had a lot of old pot sherds lying about to dispose of). This lime mortar mixture was then formed into a block shape and left to dry. It took about a week and a half to set as we have had extremely humid, wet weather. The block was observed to have set demonstrating its properties.\nWhat I created is actually lime mortar, typically used for mortaring bricks and tiles together. It’s basically the ‘Glue’ that holds together the building blocks of masonry structures. From my research 20 kg of lime mortar is used on a 1 m square section of brick wall. 5 kg of lime to 15 kg of aggregate (sand, grog etc.) per a 1 m square section of bricks. The shells, though large, are not terribly abundant. A method for finding shells efficiently needs to be made before considering making lime mortar in this fashion. From my experience sand bars in a creek sometimes accumulate snail shells from higher up in the mountains. In these spots, water velocity decreases and shells in the water tend to drop out of the water column. Additionally lime may be partially replaced with ordinary wood ash in mortar without a corresponding decrease in strength. To conclude, making lime in a land without limestone is possible but can be problematic when trying to do so on a large scale.
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Without changing anything else, can doing 100 squats every day for 30 days give you results? Three people embarked on a journey to find out.\n\nCheck out more awesome videos at BuzzFeedBlue!\nhttps://bit.ly/YTbuzzfeedvideo\nhttps://bit.ly/YTbuzzfeedblue1\nhttps://bit.ly/YTbuzzfeedviolet\n\nGET MORE BUZZFEED:\nhttps://www.buzzfeed.com\nhttps://www.buzzfeed.com/videos\nhttps://www.youtube.com/buzzfeedvideo\nhttps://www.youtube.com/boldly\nhttps://www.youtube.com/buzzfeedblue\nhttps://www.youtube.com/buzzfeedviolet\nhttps://www.youtube.com/perolike\nhttps://www.youtube.com/ladylike\n\nBuzzFeedBlue\nSports, video games, Unsolved & more epic daily videos!\n\nMUSIC\nLions In Chains\nLicensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.\nAeroflight_Full Mix\nLicensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.\nMiraculous Adventure_fullmix\nLicensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.\nSwinging In Style_Full\nLicensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.\nTriumphant Fanfare_FullMix\nLicensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.\n0330hrs Pole Dance_MainMix\nLicensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc.\nSFX Provided By AudioBlocks\n(https://www.audioblocks.com)\n\nLicensed via Audio Network\n\nCredits: https://www.buzzfeed.com/bfmp/videos/46779
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Nouveau clip de Marwa Loud #Billet – Extrait du premier album maintenant disponible http://smarturl.it/Marwa_Loud\n\nRéalisé par Charly Clodion\n\nSuivez Marwa Loud sur ses réseaux sociaux : \nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Marwaloud/ \nInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/marwa_loud/... \nSnapchat : MarwaLoud \n\n2018 Purple Money distribué par Because Music
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thank you Robert and YouTube for making this happen. I hope this is the first of many.
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I built a round hut using palm thatch and mud walls to replace the damaged A-frame hut built a few months ago. The A frame hut was damaged due to torrential rain and poor design elements considering the wet conditions. The thatch had rotted in the part of the roof that gets shade. Moth larvae and mold grew and consumed the thatch in these places. The hut also tilted forward due to the back post being hammered in only 25 cm into the ground. So on returning to the property (it was cut off by flooded bridge) I began work on a new hut.\nThe new hut was positioned further into the open clearing to get more sunlight. A 3 meter diameter circle was scribed and 12 wooden posts were hammered into the ground, each 50 cm deep for a sturdier structure. Lintels were then tied to the top of the posts joining the posts together. A tripod ladder was made from poles lashed together at the top and a platform lashed to its frame. The roof poles were then attached to the top of the lintels and lashed together at the top to form a conical roof frame, 3 meters at the highest point. Loya cane was then tied on the eaves to act as support for the ends of the palm thatch. \n700 palm fronds were then cut split and thatched onto the roof. The tripod ladder was used to climb up and thatch the roof from the inside. A cap was then made to put on the very top of the cone when the roof was almost finished.\nA drainage moat was dug around the hut and the excavated soil was placed on the hut floor to raise its level above the damp ground. A deluge tested the hut’s water shedding abilities. Torrential rain fell while a fire was kept going inside the dry hut. The drainage moat flowed like a stream during the heavy rain event. \nLoya cane was then harvested and woven between the posts. This formed a low wall. It was then daubed with mud inside and out. The clay from this was taken from the drainage moat. Rain falling into the moat meant that water didn’t need to be collected from the stream to mix the mud. This is another benefit of the drainage moat.\nThe low wall allows light and air into the hut. With a fire going in the central pit, mosquitoes are kept at bay. The central fire pit produces smoke and heat that will hopefully prevent moths laying eggs in the roof (the caterpillars of which eat thatch) and will prevent mold from growing. The hut will be used as an undercover work space for future projects.\nWordpress: https://primitivetechnology.wordpress.com\nPatreon page: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=2945881\nI have no face book page, instagram, twitter etc. Beware of fake pages.
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Bu dizi ve çok daha fazlası puhutv'de → https://puhutv.com/cukur-detay?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=cukur&utm_content=detay\n\nÇukur'a Abone Olmak İçin → https://bit.ly/cukur-dd-sub\n\nİstanbul'un suçla özdeşleşmiş mahallesi Çukur'un kontrolü Koçova ailesinin elindedir ve ailenin kendine göre kuralları vardır. Bu kurallardan bir tanesi de uyuşturucu yasağıdır. Çukur'da uyuşturucu üretilmez, kullanılmaz, satılmaz. Fakat oyuna yeni dahil olan bir grup bu yasağı delmeye kararlıdır. Önce Koçovalılarla anlaşma yoluna giderler, olmayınca ise var güçleriyle mahalleye ve aileye saldırırlar. Tam aileyi diz çöktürdüklerini düşündükleri sırada\nöngöremedikleri bir gelişme olur. Kartlar yeniden dağıtılacaktır.\nYamaç kendini sadece kendi istediği gibi\nyaşamaya odaklamış, yarını düşünmeyen genç bir adamdır. Bir gece kendisi kadar,\nyaralı, tehlikeli ama bir o kadar da güzel bir genç kadınla tanışır. Kadının adı Sena’dır. Kısa sürede birbirlerine aşık olurlar ve evlenirler. Yamaç’ın Sena'ya söylediği gibi ölene kadar mutlu yaşayacaklarını düşünen\ngenç sevgililerin arasına Yamaç’ın geçmişte bıraktığını düşündüğü ailesi girer. Sena, Yamaç’ın peşinden bu ailenin içine girerken ikisi de hayatlarında bir daha hiçbir şeyin eskisi gibi olmayacağını bilmemektedir.\n\nSenaryo: Gökhan Horzum\nYapımcı: Kerem Çatay, Pelin Diştaş Yaşaroğlu\nYönetmen: Sinan Öztürk\nİdari Yapımcı: Yamaç Okur\nMüzik: Toygar Işıklı\n2. Yönetmen: Özgür Sevimli\nGörüntü Yönetmeni: Tolga Kutluay\nSanat Yönetmeni: Oya Köseoğlu\n\n\nOyuncu Kadrosu\nYamaç: Aras Bulut İynemli\nSena: Dilan Çiçek Deniz\nİdris: Ercan Kesal \nSultan: Perihan Savaş \nKahraman: Mustafa Üstündağ\nVartolu: Erkan Kolçak Köstendil\nSelim: Öner Erkan \nAliço: Rıza Kocaoğlu\nMuhittin: Nebil Sayın\nCelasun: Kubilay Aka
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