#Monsoon effect

[srjsteel]

Binding Wires in the Age of Smart Cities: Why Material Choice Still Matters

Binding wires are often underestimated, yet they form the unsung backbone of construction frameworks. Alongside the Best TMT bar and Super Rings, these humble wires hold structural elements together and maintain alignment during construction. In an era racing towards automation and smart urban growth, material selection becomes more than a technicality—it becomes a foundational decision.

The New Face of Urban Living

Smart cities are no longer a futuristic fantasy. With integrated technologies managing energy, traffic, and even waste, the expectations from infrastructure are sky-high. The demand for smarter materials grows in parallel, placing essentials like binding wires under a sharper lens. After all, every skyscraper, metro line, or smart bridge still starts with a solid skeleton—and it's the wire that ties it all in place.

Smart Structures Still Need Strong Foundations

Digital doesn’t replace durability. In fact, smart structures demand even more from their materials. Precision is key, and any lapse in structural integrity due to subpar binding wires can lead to long-term inefficiencies, expensive repairs, or even failure. That’s where the Best TMT bar and Super Rings also come into play—forming a trio that guarantees strength where it matters most.

Binding Wires: Small Role, Big Impact

These wires may look thin, but they carry the heavy responsibility of stability. Whether it’s a temporary tie or part of a reinforced framework, the consistency and flexibility of binding wires affect both construction speed and safety. Poor-quality wire tends to rust, snap, or deform—causing delays, risk, and compromised alignment.

What Makes a Binding Wire Fit for the Smart City Era?

The answer lies in ductility, corrosion resistance, and tensile strength. Binding wires now need to support not just conventional construction, but also complex modular frameworks and prefabricated systems. Combined with the Best TMT bar, which offers unmatched strength and elongation, and Super Rings that enhance joint reinforcement, a dependable binding wire completes the reliability triangle.

Why the Best TMT Bar Is Non-Negotiable

Not all TMT bars are created equal. The Best TMT bar supports consistent weight distribution, high bendability, and resistance to heat and seismic activity—qualities that modern urban landscapes demand. Binding wires work in tandem with these bars, ensuring there's no slippage or imbalance during steel fixing. Without synergy, strength suffers.

Super Rings: Not Just an Accessory

Often overlooked, Super Rings bring unmatched precision to column and beam reinforcement. They reduce the need for manual binding and provide tighter grip across the skeleton of a structure. But even with high-end rings, weak binding wires will fail to hold the entire form together. Compatibility is crucial, especially when constructing smart buildings where margin for error is nil.

A Silent Contributor to Smart Growth

Smart doesn’t only mean automated; it also means efficient, sustainable, and safe. Binding wires, though invisible post-construction, continue to silently support these ideals by keeping reinforcements aligned and durable over time. Their presence directly affects maintenance cycles and overall structural lifespan.

The Final Word on Choosing Quality

Price might tempt short-term decisions, but long-term success in construction—especially in smart cities—relies on quality. Choosing certified and tested binding wires, pairing them with the Best TMT bar, and reinforcing with Super Rings ensures every project stands tall for decades. In the end, success lies not in what’s seen, but in what silently holds it all together.

Conclusion

As smart cities rise, every small detail becomes a strategic choice. Binding wires may not carry the glamour of high-tech innovations, but without them, those innovations collapse—literally. Ensuring the use of reliable binding wires, the Best TMT bar, and Super Rings is not just about compliance; it’s about vision, safety, and the responsibility to build smarter, stronger, and more enduring cities.

[strawglicks]

I see people say Misty's disliking of 'Rain' is actually referring to the TOON Rain, and while I like that idea, I had a thought:

Maybe she dislikes rain because it happens whenever she's feeling upset, so she associates rain with sadness and all her emotional baggage. Some of her dialogue also seems to hint that she does dislike rain as in the weather.

They also requested an umbrella and hood when they were getting their new uniform:

it does say she likes stormy nights, however, which could contradict everything here. but i feel that rain on its own may be different from actual storms. their storm cell dialogue shows that they like to feel powerful and make others fear them since they've failed at making others like them.

maybe storms are more angry, and make her feel stronger and more in control. Rain alone, however, is sad and gloomy and associated with crying.

They hate being seen as weak, which crying and feeling sad is often associated with. Misty is desperate to stand her ground and feel powerful over others due to the pain she's endured from others; it's a defense mechanism. Storms may make them feel safe and in control, while rain makes them feel weak and vulnerable.

or maybe it is just toon rain idk

[mysterioushimachal]

Himachal Cloudburst Shift – Monsoon Danger Near Inhabited Zones

[insightfultake]

Delhi Boils Under Scorching Heatwave: Red Alert Issued as Temperatures Cross 45°C

For the third consecutive day, Delhi finds itself at the mercy of a punishing heatwave, with maximum temperatures hovering above 43°C and the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing a red alert for the national capital. On Wednesday, parts of the city recorded temperatures as high as 45.3°C, pushing heat stress levels to dangerous extremes and raising serious concerns over public health, infrastructure strain, and environmental impact.

[barrymccaulkinem]

i can just hear the corporate exec in charge of doctor who saying "the audience of this show is a buncha weird queers, right? lets get one o them rupaul drag race queens cast" 🙄

[apnaran]

Monsoon: समय से पहले मानसून! आखिर क्यों...

Monsoon: भारत की कृषि और अर्थव्यवस्था में मानसून का महत्व अत्यधिक है। हर साल करोड़ों लोग आसमान की ओर देखते हुए मानसून का इंतजार करते हैं। हालांकि, इस वर्ष मानसून समय से पहले ही दस्तक दे चुका है, जिससे अनेक सवाल खड़े हुए हैं। क्या मानसून जल्दी आने से जल्दी चला जाएगा? क्या बारिश सामान्य होगी या कम? इस लेख में हम इन प्रश्नों पर गहराई से चर्चा करेंगे। Monsoon क्या है और इसका महत्व Monsoon एक मौसमी…

[iyemarathichiyenagari1971]

पुढील ४ दिवस मध्यम ते जोरदार पावसाची शक्यता

आपल्याही मनात हवामानाविषयी काही शंका असतील. पाऊस, पाणी व शेती संबंधी प्रश्न असतील तर जरूर कमेंटमध्ये लिहा. त्यात आपले नाव व नंबर लिहायला विसरू नका. आपल्या प्रश्नांची अभ्यासपूर्ण उत्तरे देऊ. माणिकराव खुळे,जेष्ठ सेवानिवृत्त हवामान तज्ञ, भारतीय हवामान खाते पुणे.९४२३२१७४९५, ९४२२०५९०६२. प्रश्न -पुढील ४ दिवसात पावसाचा जोर अधिक कोठे असेल ? माणिकराव खुळे – गुरुवार दि.२२ ते रविवार दि. २५ मे पर्यंतच्या…

[townpostin]

Jharkhand Braces for Heavy Rainfall as Low-Pressure Systems Converge

IMD Warns of Widespread Precipitation and Potential Flooding in Northeastern and Central Regions Jharkhand’s weather patterns are shifting dramatically as multiple low-pressure systems converge, prompting heightened vigilance across the state. RANCHI – The India Meteorological Department has issued alerts for widespread rainfall and potential flooding in Jharkhand due to converging low-pressure…

[ramservices1]

Rainy seasons refresh the environment and provide respite from the sweltering heat. Still, they have their share of difficulties, particularly regarding drinking water quality. Due to polluted water sources, waterborne illnesses are more common during the monsoon season. Here, RO purifier services are essential for guaranteeing the purity and safety of drinking water.

Do Read: https://ramservicesandsales.com/2023/08/21/rainy-season-ro-purifier-service-ensuring-safe-and-clean-drinking-water/

[strawglicks]

Misty isn't selfish for wanting friendship with toons.

Misty is selfish for her lack of consideration of toons, their feelings, their perspective. She only focuses on herself and how she has been hurt.

She feels hurt by Bessie's actions, claiming "there was no reason" for her to do such a thing. But toons and cogs are at WAR. Bessie didn't see Misty, she saw a COG approaching her and retaliated. She did not see them as an individual, she saw them as the enemy that's been terrorizing and colonizing their land. And rightfully so.

That being said, Misty did not have ill intentions approaching Bessie. Because of this, they feel hurt that she responded in such a violent way. Misty can feel hurt, but they need to understand why toons feel the way they do towards cogs. They are at WAR. And Misty just doesn't seem to realize that.

She feels entitled to play with toons and garner sympathy from them despite their ongoing battle against the cogs.

It's all about "you still tried to hurt me" and "i've done nothing wrong". Misty truly believes she is the victim and thinks she's entitled to sympathy from toons. But she's not.

Misty genuinely wants friendship with toons, which is why she feels so hurt when they reject her, even if they are right in doing so. Much of her dialogue implies she really is oblivious to the gravity of this war and why the toons, obviously, don't want to engage with her:

Misty may want to befriend toons with no bad intentions, but that doesn't erase what the cogs are doing to the toons' land. And the toons are still justified in fighting Misty. She is a cog at the end of the day.

Misty is so focused on her own, personal pain that she is completely disregarding that a WAR is going on. She disregards what the toons endure due to Cogs Inc. and thinks, just because she doesn't personally hate toons, that they owe her friendship.

I think Misty is probably the main reason for the fandom's villainization of toons and woobification of the cogs. But it's not the fault of how she's written, it's the fault of people who feel bad for a character and suddenly think all their morals have to align with that character. Now, they all have to adapt to Misty's way of thinking: that she is an innocent victim who has done nothing and doesn't deserve any of the treatment she's gotten from toons, and that toons are just evil monsters who attack her for no reason.

THIS COULD NOT BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH.

You can enjoy a character, like Misty, and feel bad for her. It's obvious there is some real suffering happening here, but it does not justify her view or lack of consideration for others. They are so focused on their own pain that they never think of others. They are so focused on being the victim that no one else can be a victim.

This line of thinking is so flawed, and when a big chunk of fandom REPEATS it, it leads to wild mischaracterization and woobification of. colonizers.

You can like characters who are bad people and disagree with their actions. Misty is not a good person. I think they are suffering, they are hurting, but that cannot be the end of the story. There are others, like the toons, who are suffering and hurting as well. And that should not be erased for the sake of your blorbo. You can still love Misty while condemning her way of thinking. I do myself.

There's the opposite end as well, where people acknowledge this character is not a good person but suddenly think they have to hate the character as a whole because they are morally bad.

Misty Monsoon is very flawed as a person and suffering from her own victim mentality, which hurts others as well. But I love this character. They're fucked up and just want a friend, but they're going to need to be more considerate and aware of their own poor actions if they want to earn that friendship and respect from others. Give and take.

[thatdeardelight]

(R): Red, pillowy aftermaths of Rain

Explore here, how little red, pillowy magical creatures came to metaphorise rain in deserts!

It has been raining on-off since a few weeks now, and making full use of it, I have been going on long, long treks in the smooth rhyolite-rock hills around my house. *If you can get past the scientific jargon, it is always worthwhile to look into the geological history of the area you live in. It is wildly exhilarating to imagine that the place I live in was once a hellish-landscape of glowing…

[insightfultake]

Mercury on the Rise Again: Delhi and Northern States Brace for Relentless Heat

After a brief respite, Delhi and several parts of north India are set to face another bout of intense summer heat. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast that temperatures in the capital will once again hover around 40°C for at least a week. With no significant rainfall likely until June 14, residents are being urged to prepare for scorching conditions.

[realsgwife]

Illicit MRT encounter - Part 1

In the heart of a bustling city, the rain danced upon the pavement in a rhythmic pattern that was almost soothing amidst the urban chaos. I stepped out of the office building with a sigh of relief. The rain had picked up, and I knew my commute home would be a wet one. i had worn my favorite white knitted dress, hugging my figure just enough to show off the curves , with a light cream jacket thrown over my shoulders. 

Rainy days had always had a peculiar effect on me, something about the scent of damp earth and the sound of droplets on concrete stirring a primal hunger deep within. The humidity clung to my skin like a lover's touch, making my senses feel heightened and my thoughts run wild. As I made my way to the MRT station, my mind began to wander to places it shouldn't. 

The station was crowded, the air thick with the scent of rain-soaked clothes and the faint whiff of dampness that always accompanied the monsoon season. I waited impatiently for the train, feeling the stares of other passengers. Mostly, they were glancing at their phones, lost in their own worlds, but there was one pair of eyes that remained fixed on me, burning a hole in my consciousness. 

A young man, probably in his late twenties, with a mop of unruly hair and a look of raw desire, stood a few feet away, trying to be discreet. His eyes, however, gave him away. They traced the outline of my body, lingering on the swell of my breasts and the way my dress clung to my thighs. The realization of his gaze sent a thrill down my spine, a mix of excitement and a hint of fear. I pretended not to notice, playing with the edge of my jacket, but the heat grew between my legs with each passing second. 

As I boarded the train, I felt his presence follow me. He stood a couple of seats away, our eyes occasionally locking. His pupils dilated with every flash of lightning outside the window, and I could see the struggle in his eyes - the fight between propriety and the carnality that the rain had brought to the surface. My heart raced, my breaths grew shallow, and my pussy grew wetter. The train was crowded, and every time it jolted, our bodies would brush against each other, sending electrifying jolts through my body. 

As the train pulled into Bukit Panjang station, I felt a rush of anticipation. Would he follow me? Would we act on this electric tension? The doors slid open, and we stepped out into the cool, damp evening. The rain had not let up, and the umbrella I had brought with me was in my office drawer, a cruel reminder of my carelessness. I took a deep breath, my chest rising and falling with the weight of my decision. 

To be continued...

[sparrowlucero]

Hello sorry I am being shy and anon but do you have any advice for someone who wants to get into Doctor Who again after briefly dabbling (and enjoying it very much) in like the early, early 2010s? I know this is mostly your art blog but you were the only person I could think of to ask you're like the Doctor Who authority of blogs I follow

Oh yeah of course! People can be really confusing about this so I'll try not to be.

So first, the majority of doctor who episodes are self contained stories that you could just watch and understand perfectly without any further context. even when there is some overarching context it's usually written in a way that's either pretty easy to glean and/or just doesn't impact your understanding of the story. 99% of the episodes don't even care if you know the premise and are just like "what if some people were on a spaceship and the devil was there? wouldn't that be fucked up or what??". Don't feel like you have to binge a 60 years long show to watch it. Some standalone episodes I think are fun if you (or anyone else) just want to check out one or two:

The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances (A supposed-to-be-dead boy in a gas mask haunts a young woman in world war 2)

Blink (A woman gets wrapped up in a mystery involving statues that make people disappear. This one is especially good if you flat out know nothing about the show. Has some really great time travel stuff.)

A Christmas Carol (A christmas carol pastiche (of course) where the doctor tries to rewrite the past of a cruel man who's going to let a lot of people die. very sad and sweet. I love the "wintery planet with sky fish" setting of this one)

Vincent and the Doctor (The famous Vincent Van Gogh Episode™)

The Rings of Akhatan (A pretty lowkey little adventure story about an alien festival. has supreme autumn vibes)

Flatline (A species from a 2 dimensional world tries to break into our 3 dimensional one. really fun special effects)

Midnight (A tour bus breaks down on a diamond planet where nothing can survive. Something knocks at the door.)

Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead (The Doctor and friend go to a library that covers an entire planet and finds that everyone has disappeared. Has a lot of really great, interesting concepts baked into it that I won't spoil)

It Takes You Away (A girl is left alone in a cabin in the woods when her dad disappears through the mirror. Has a famously goofy ending that I really love)

73 Yards (A character is steps on a fairy circle and is followed by an old woman who always stands exactly 73 yards away)

The Devil's Chord (This doesn't really have, you know, a plot, but it does have jinkx monsoon as an evil music god)

Boom (The doctor steps on a landmine on an alien planet and cannot move)

Wild Blue Yonder (A two hander where the Doctor and co are trapped on a dilapidated spaceship at the edge of the universe. really atmospheric with some fun/strange visuals.)

That being said, it does add a lot to watch it in order; there's a lot of plot twists, character dynamics, and general payoff you get if you marathon it. I would personally recommend starting with either the first episode of the 2005 show ("Rose") or the first episode of the 2010 season ("The Eleventh Hour") and just watching in order from there. I think you could also start with "The Snowmen", "The Pilot", or "The Woman Who Fell To Earth" if you wanted, but the first two (especially rose) are the better jumping on points.

some other little notes of advice I don't often see people mention:

it's stupid sometimes just roll with it

once in a while the show sort of "reboots" with different writers, actors, directors, and a new tone. it's much more like watching several small shows than one long show, so don't be too put off by the length!

IMPORTANT: pretty much all streaming services will separate holiday/anniversary specials from the show proper and you have to deliberately search them up on the same service to find them. It's really necessary to be aware of this because many of these specials are the first or last episodes for characters/whole eras of the show and are genuinely unskippable. I strongly recommend looking up a list of the episodes and checking it after finales just to make sure you don't skip anything on accident.

there's two spin offs (Torchwood, a more adult (read: gay sex) show about a mysterious agency that solves sci fi crimes, and the Sarah Jane Adventures, a pretty good monster of the week kids show) that ran concurrently with season 1-4. You don't have to watch them to understand anything happening in doctor who, but sometimes they cross over with the show in fun ways, Ex. the first season finale of Torchwood continues directly into season 3 of Doctor Who. My friend and I got a kick out of watching them at the same time so maybe you will too. (either way I recommend watching "Children of Earth", the torchwood miniseries, if you want to see a weird dark sci fi show about the government making contact with aliens. It's a bit like arrival (2016) if it was way nastier.)

alternatively, you can inject fast acting brain poison into yourself with this

anyways I hope this all reads as, you know, more approachable than the way dudes on quora recommend this show:

[kynimdraws]

Day 5: Monsoon/Sandstorm

Fifth day of #YosanteWeek, wanted to really draw my mermonster Yone design since I don't dabble much in this au but hey, it's back briefly! Had fun drawing the rain effects