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Building a Backyard Arch. Follow up post to yesterday. This was a few years ago. No leads or strings. Just laying with a level. If I wanted it to be perfect, I could have set it up that way. But frankly, fun to freehand it. Feels more...artistic, and less scientific, this way. Note how easy the arch is! Put up formwork. Lay the brick over. Take formwork out. The arch is the shape masonry wants to be in; it keeps everything in compression. No steel or anything else necessary. This has literally been done for millennia. It's crazy how often the modern world (in the US) wants to complicate this. Make the interior concrete block, add steel and lintels, use metal ties to attach face brick....crazy!! Just build the dang thing out of solid brick. It's so simple. No need to complicate it. Lots of people asking about foundation. SUPER simple. Just a concrete footing. In Oklahoma that's just 24" deep. Did about 28" wide (with a 16" deep arch). Key is to do a continuous footing across, including below the opening, with rebar. Otherwise you can get differential settlement and it will crack. With this, even with movement, the footing moves as one piece, and the entire structure with it, so no cracking. Also, to answer another question, this is extremely heavy. Like 5,000+ pounds. Not going to blow over. Kids can climb all over it. A tornado could knock it down, but otherwise you are totally fine. Can you do this yourself? Yes. I'd start with laying a small wall to get used to the feel. But have had college students come down and build things like this over a week with zero prior experience. Main thing is it just takes them a very long time, and may look a little crude, but still beautiful.

Building a Backyard Arch. Follow up post to yesterday. This was a few years ago. No leads or strings. Just laying with a level. If I wanted it to be perfect, I could have set it up that way. But frankly, fun to freehand it. Feels more...artistic, and less scientific, this way. Note how easy the arch is! Put up formwork. Lay the brick over. Take formwork out. The arch is the shape masonry wants to be in; it keeps everything in compression. No steel or anything else necessary. This has literally been done for millennia. It's crazy how often the modern world (in the US) wants to complicate this. Make the interior concrete block, add steel and lintels, use metal ties to attach face brick....crazy!! Just build the dang thing out of solid brick. It's so simple. No need to complicate it. Lots of people asking about foundation. SUPER simple. Just a concrete footing. In Oklahoma that's just 24" deep. Did about 28" wide (with a 16" deep arch). Key is to do a continuous footing across, including below the opening, with rebar. Otherwise you can get differential settlement and it will crack. With this, even with movement, the footing moves as one piece, and the entire structure with it, so no cracking. Also, to answer another question, this is extremely heavy. Like 5,000+ pounds. Not going to blow over. Kids can climb all over it. A tornado could knock it down, but otherwise you are totally fine. Can you do this yourself? Yes. I'd start with laying a small wall to get used to the feel. But have had college students come down and build things like this over a week with zero prior experience. Main thing is it just takes them a very long time, and may look a little crude, but still beautiful.

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Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas reveals he swapped his ex's $400,000 engagement ring with a fake Arenas: “I paid $395,000 or $495,000. It was up there. It was a big stone in the middle and then had three stones on a side” Vlad: “So you ended up getting a fake version of that. How much did that cost you?” Arenas: “$10,000. So what happened was, when the proposal happened, it was around her birthday and we got in a fight eight days later and broke up. When we broke up, I'm like, ‘That was a fucking waste of money. I want my ring back’” “I was like, ‘How do I get my ring back?’ Fuck it. I just gotta get her back. But when she comes back, imma have a fake one and I can switch it at any time” “It was four months and then started playing house again. I always knew I could switch it at any time. Years later, I eventually switched it, put that one in the safety deposit, and then she just had the fake one” Vlad: “When did she find out that the ring was fake?” Arenas: “I think once we broke up and it was all said and done. She started really going at me in the media. I guess one of her friends, one of the married women, was basically telling her that you need full custody, he needs to be a danger, so you can put a restraining order on him. That whole little Hollywood bullshit” “Once that started happening, me being the troll that I am, I took a picture, put the ring on it, and bop, posted it online. She probably went to go check it out and realized she had the fake one. From there a filing came in that I robbed her. Then she filed a lawsuit to get the ring back” Vlad: “Did she win the ring lawsuit?” Arenas: “No. Hell no”

Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas reveals he swapped his ex's $400,000 engagement ring with a fake Arenas: “I paid $395,000 or $495,000. It was up there. It was a big stone in the middle and then had three stones on a side” Vlad: “So you ended up getting a fake version of that. How much did that cost you?” Arenas: “$10,000. So what happened was, when the proposal happened, it was around her birthday and we got in a fight eight days later and broke up. When we broke up, I'm like, ‘That was a fucking waste of money. I want my ring back’” “I was like, ‘How do I get my ring back?’ Fuck it. I just gotta get her back. But when she comes back, imma have a fake one and I can switch it at any time” “It was four months and then started playing house again. I always knew I could switch it at any time. Years later, I eventually switched it, put that one in the safety deposit, and then she just had the fake one” Vlad: “When did she find out that the ring was fake?” Arenas: “I think once we broke up and it was all said and done. She started really going at me in the media. I guess one of her friends, one of the married women, was basically telling her that you need full custody, he needs to be a danger, so you can put a restraining order on him. That whole little Hollywood bullshit” “Once that started happening, me being the troll that I am, I took a picture, put the ring on it, and bop, posted it online. She probably went to go check it out and realized she had the fake one. From there a filing came in that I robbed her. Then she filed a lawsuit to get the ring back” Vlad: “Did she win the ring lawsuit?” Arenas: “No. Hell no”

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Samba Konaté is one of those striker prospects you just feel is going to explode. Only 16, but already looks physically ready. 6’3, long-striding, powerful, and mobile, yet what really stands out is how clean he is technically for a player of that size. His first touch is soft, his dribbling is confident, and he’s comfortable receiving under pressure rather than just playing off scraps. His journey makes it even more impressive. After time in Le Havre and Marseille’s academies, he rebuilt his path through amateur football in the south of France, absolutely tearing up U17 National with Cavigal Nice. Leipzig spotted it, moved quickly, and now he’s already made his senior debut. On the pitch, he profiles as a complete striker. Intelligent movement into space, strong enough to hold up play, and capable of finishing with power and variety. He’s aggressive, hungry, always fighting defenders, but he’s not just a physical presence, he can carry the ball, beat a man, and link play cleanly. There are shades of Isak or Ekitiké in the way he moves: that rare mix of athleticism and technical ease that makes defenders uncomfortable. When the goals start coming at senior level, he won’t stay under the radar for long.

Samba Konaté is one of those striker prospects you just feel is going to explode. Only 16, but already looks physically ready. 6’3, long-striding, powerful, and mobile, yet what really stands out is how clean he is technically for a player of that size. His first touch is soft, his dribbling is confident, and he’s comfortable receiving under pressure rather than just playing off scraps. His journey makes it even more impressive. After time in Le Havre and Marseille’s academies, he rebuilt his path through amateur football in the south of France, absolutely tearing up U17 National with Cavigal Nice. Leipzig spotted it, moved quickly, and now he’s already made his senior debut. On the pitch, he profiles as a complete striker. Intelligent movement into space, strong enough to hold up play, and capable of finishing with power and variety. He’s aggressive, hungry, always fighting defenders, but he’s not just a physical presence, he can carry the ball, beat a man, and link play cleanly. There are shades of Isak or Ekitiké in the way he moves: that rare mix of athleticism and technical ease that makes defenders uncomfortable. When the goals start coming at senior level, he won’t stay under the radar for long.

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89,880 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce