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A 9,000-sq-meter inflatable dome wraps a construction site like a giant bubble in Guangzhou, China — about 1.25 football fields in size, with climate-controlled comfort inside. The city’s first air-supported membrane system blocks 99% of dust and cuts noise by over 40 decibels, while keeping air circulating. This is... show more

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✨In China, a construction site is covered by a giant air-inflated membrane (like a big “balloon” outside) – it’s the foundation pit air membrane technique. It seals the area to control dust and resist weather, letting excavators and cranes work smoothly. Innovative engineering!

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Created with Seedance 2.0 on Yapper Prompt: In a telekinetic action scene, a South Korean high school girl in a white short-sleeved shirt and gray pleated skirt stands calmly in the middle of a corridor. She is being attacked from both sides; some attackers, wearing brown school uniform jackets, wield short sticks, while others are dressed as black ninjas, creating a tense standoff in the corridor. As the enemies rush towards her, the girl unleashes a powerful telekinetic attack. Suddenly, everything around her enters a state of weightlessness and time freezes. Dozens of items—open textbooks, notebooks, a red soda can, and a wooden school chair—leave the ground, perfectly suspending themselves in mid-air. The attackers, in their lunging movements, are frozen in mid-air by an invisible force. Paper pages, scraps of paper, and dust float and swirl around her weightlessly. The camera slowly zooms in on the girl, perfectly freezing the chaotic corridor in the telekinetic-induced state of stillness and suspension. In the extreme stillness of the slowly zooming-in, frozen image, the girl's calm eyes narrow slightly. Immediately afterward, she calmly raised her right hand, her fingers loosely clenched, and then made a light yet decisive flick of her sleeve to either side of her body. In an instant, frozen time and gravity seemed to explode with this subtle gesture. A low rumble echoed in the air, and dozens of objects that had been suspended in mid-air—a heavy wooden school chair, scattered textbooks, even the red soda can—transformed into a dense projection, carrying powerful air currents, and were precisely launched towards the enemies attacking from both sides. At the same time, an invisible circular psychic shockwave violently spread out from the girl. The brown-uniformed attackers and black-clad ninjas, who had been frozen in mid-air, were instantly struck by this immense force, their bodies jolted violently, and they were sent flying backward like kites with broken strings to either end of the corridor. As gravity instantly returned, the wooden chairs shattered upon impact, textbooks scattered into a flurry of pages, and with the dull thud of heavy objects hitting the ground, the attackers collapsed onto the corridor floor, incapacitated. Silence returned to the corridor, broken only by countless tattered papers and fine dust drifting slowly in the air. The aftershocks of the shockwave ruffled the girl's bangs and hair. She remained composed, not even glancing at her fallen opponent. The girl slowly lowered her right hand, raised her slender left, and gracefully and calmly tucked a strand of black hair behind her ear, revealing her delicate and serene profile. The camera froze on this moment, the white papers falling around her like snowflakes, highlighting her still figure in a white short-sleeved shirt and gray pleated skirt. Then, the image faded out.

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Erin Brockovich just launched a site called to track AI data centers across the country. She’s gathering reports from communities dealing with massive water and electricity use, constant noise from cooling systems, and higher utility bills. Over a thousand people have already reported issues in just a few weeks. She’s pushing for transparency so Big Tech can’t keep making these deals behind closed doors. Erin launched the site at the end of April, and it took off immediately, they got flooded with reports within hours, so many it briefly crashed the submission form. As of this week, they’ve received over 2,700 community reports from 49 states. Water usage is the top complaint at about 41%, followed by strain on the power grid, health issues, noise, and impacts on wildlife. The map now shows 33 operational data centers, 44 under construction, and 27 proposed. She’s basically crowdsourcing the transparency Big Tech hasn’t been giving communities.

Erin Brockovich just launched a site called to track AI data centers across the country. She’s gathering reports from communities dealing with massive water and electricity use, constant noise from cooling systems, and higher utility bills. Over a thousand people have already reported issues in just a few weeks. She’s pushing for transparency so Big Tech can’t keep making these deals behind closed doors. Erin launched the site at the end of April, and it took off immediately, they got flooded with reports within hours, so many it briefly crashed the submission form. As of this week, they’ve received over 2,700 community reports from 49 states. Water usage is the top complaint at about 41%, followed by strain on the power grid, health issues, noise, and impacts on wildlife. The map now shows 33 operational data centers, 44 under construction, and 27 proposed. She’s basically crowdsourcing the transparency Big Tech hasn’t been giving communities.

Patricia 🇺🇸

10,093 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Created with seedance 2.0 on OpenArt In a telekinetic action scene, a South Korean high school girl in a white short-sleeved shirt and gray pleated skirt stands calmly in the middle of a corridor. She is being attacked from both sides; some attackers, wearing brown school uniform jackets, wield short sticks, while others are dressed as black ninjas, creating a tense standoff in the corridor. As the enemies rush towards her, the girl unleashes a powerful telekinetic attack. Suddenly, everything around her enters a state of weightlessness and time freezes. Dozens of items—open textbooks, notebooks, a red soda can, and a wooden school chair—leave the ground, perfectly suspending themselves in mid-air. The attackers, in their lunging movements, are frozen in mid-air by an invisible force. Paper pages, scraps of paper, and dust float and swirl around her weightlessly. The camera slowly zooms in on the girl, perfectly freezing the chaotic corridor in the telekinetic-induced state of stillness and suspension. In the extreme stillness of the slowly zooming-in, frozen image, the girl's calm eyes narrow slightly. Immediately afterward, she calmly raised her right hand, her fingers loosely clenched, and then made a light yet decisive flick of her sleeve to either side of her body. In an instant, frozen time and gravity seemed to explode with this subtle gesture. A low rumble echoed in the air, and dozens of objects that had been suspended in mid-air—a heavy wooden school chair, scattered textbooks, even the red soda can—transformed into a dense projection, carrying powerful air currents, and were precisely launched towards the enemies attacking from both sides. At the same time, an invisible circular psychic shockwave violently spread out from the girl. The brown-uniformed attackers and black-clad ninjas, who had been frozen in mid-air, were instantly struck by this immense force, their bodies jolted violently, and they were sent flying backward like kites with broken strings to either end of the corridor. As gravity instantly returned, the wooden chairs shattered upon impact, textbooks scattered into a flurry of pages, and with the dull thud of heavy objects hitting the ground, the attackers collapsed onto the corridor floor, incapacitated. Silence returned to the corridor, broken only by countless tattered papers and fine dust drifting slowly in the air. The aftershocks of the shockwave ruffled the girl's bangs and hair. She remained composed, not even glancing at her fallen opponent. The girl slowly lowered her right hand, raised her slender left, and gracefully and calmly tucked a strand of black hair behind her ear, revealing her delicate and serene profile. The camera froze on this moment, the white papers falling around her like snowflakes, highlighting her still figure in a white short-sleeved shirt and gray pleated skirt. Then, the image faded out.

Anissa

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This afternoon, we conducted a bylaw enforcement operation in Pretoria West targeting illegally constructed buildings owned by George Asaba, a Nigerian national. The properties are non-compliant and were built without approval, with illegal connections to both water and electricity. Officials found that cement had been poured over illegal cabling to prevent its removal, and the city's electrical power box had been removed from outside and placed inside the yard. Approximately 40 student accommodation rooms were also found to be under construction on the site. The city will not take these violations lightly and will take decisive action against both the owner and the properties. City of Tshwane

This afternoon, we conducted a bylaw enforcement operation in Pretoria West targeting illegally constructed buildings owned by George Asaba, a Nigerian national. The properties are non-compliant and were built without approval, with illegal connections to both water and electricity. Officials found that cement had been poured over illegal cabling to prevent its removal, and the city's electrical power box had been removed from outside and placed inside the yard. Approximately 40 student accommodation rooms were also found to be under construction on the site. The city will not take these violations lightly and will take decisive action against both the owner and the properties. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

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