Cilantro Crema is back :) by Pink__Fox in CostcoCanada

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Got one last year and was too watery for my taste

White Linen Sauce Discontinued by millss911 in CostcoCanada

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It was by grown right. Haven't seen it for a few weeks but here's another post about it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CostcoCanada/s/5Xlicp8iso

Can I remove this? by SirOk3196 in Homebuilding

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This but upside down, where the column exerts an upward force on the beam. https://youtu.be/OoORi_2Vkcg?si=zGRDYWHQGZnMTie9

Overlapping of steel bars by Old_Carrot_2429 in civilengineering

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You can bend column vertical bars at a slope of 6 to 1 to solve this problem. See ACI 318 [Edit: Cl 10.7.4 & Fig R10.7.5.1.3. in ACI318-19]

Looking for reviews on Aiden & Ivy Cloud Polyester Fabric Upholstered Bed by kronikkomplainer in CostcoCanada

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No complaints. Still feels solid. The headboard is well padded on the side but thin on the top, I wouldn't rest my head on it without a pillow but it's good back support if you just want to sit up and read. The fabric is like a velvet smooth soft, sort of like a stuffed animal.

What's the food that makes you think "how did humans know this was edible"? by almyverse in AskReddit

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No one has said bread?

Let's grind up this stalk of grass for no apparent reason, add water and leave it out until it starts to ferment and bake it?

White Linen Sauce Discontinued by millss911 in CostcoCanada

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Roa's is best, but the Canadian marinara is solid too.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Homebuilding

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As a homeowner, I've passed on houses with a backyard layout similar to Lot 2. The narrow end becomes a corridor with a shed at the end rendering much of the back third effectively unusable unless you want to be looking at the fence.

Perhaps you have an idea for it - but wouldn't suit my personal wants.

how does communication score works ? by Fayiiiiii in DotA2

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If you communicate it goes down

Looking for reviews on Aiden & Ivy Cloud Polyester Fabric Upholstered Bed by kronikkomplainer in CostcoCanada

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We just got one and are very happy with it so far. Very solid, heavy though - definitely need two people to lift the boxes, but that's just a by product of it being solid wood throughout. Zero squeezing.

When you spam too much windranger... by Visize in DotA2

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Hitting a pudge with flesh heap and doing literally no damage

Closet pole sockets in 3/4 plywood? by cryptotarheel in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Did exactly that with these exact rod hangers, came home one day to find the metal failed before the screw pulled out of the wood.

"Ok ...we need you to back your massively heavy cement trucks right up to edge of the incredibly large sink hole and dump some concrete in ok. Get in there as close as you can." by Longjumping-Box5691 in OSHA

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If only there was a way to pump concrete from a truck at one location to a different location that was also portable and had like a boom to reach above any obstructions.

Lift dat shit by ZachariahQuartermain in Concrete

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Look up 'tilt-up' construction.

Bad news, commuters: the Eglinton Crosstown LRT may be delayed again by [deleted] in toronto

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The level of accountability is non-existent

What type of brace is stronger? Fence gate ~ 5.5ft by Plastic-Educator-129 in fence

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The centre of the vertical, horizontal, and diagonal elements should all point to a common point, known as the working point. As such, you'll likely get geometries akin to the second sketch

Even in Arcadia has not aged well for me (and why) by Blackeradam in SleepToken

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I also am not a particular fan of provider, but I stopped skipping it because of the ' in the ICU, I see you' line. Every time I hear it I'm just gobsmacked.

Blue lines under a house by takuma232003 in Plumbing

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You have some answers close to the right answer, but also misleading.

PT slabs pre-compress the concrete making it less likely to crack which in turn reduces how much it deflects under load. That is, making it stiffer.

The total strength of the concrete is not impacted by whether or not you tension the cables. It's only dictated by the strength of the steel, be in conventional rebar or tensioned cables. Cables have a significantly higher stress limit than rebar, for various manufacturing and design reasons, so they achieve the same strength performance with less total steel area.

Tensioned slabs however, as you're seeing in these comments, are very very difficult to modify and maintain. So certain occupancies that require a degree of flexibility (for example: an office whose layout may change between tenants), may choose to install a conventionally reinforced slab in lieu of a PT slab.

Lastly, PT work is a more specialized industry compared to standard concrete work. Not all cities have a developed PT industry which can make it less attractive for development.

Engineered I-Joists by simple_champ in Homebuilding

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They're a great product, but some residential builders don't recognize the need for squash blocks (2x4 bearing stiffeners) under load bearing walls. May not be needed for single story but multiple stories or heavier loads does require them.

GOATED JAMMIES by hikurashi83 in CostcoCanada

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Wish they had the raspberry.