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@@sumeranaz9120 this is an important topic so we will address this soon.

Thank you! I appreciate that.

That sounds interesting.

thank you

Hey thanks for coming to my channel! We are going to install 14 more 25 galloon drums of the glauber salt. I just need to find a source to deliver it in bulk because I ordered the first batch in 25 lb increments. I am not sure about the 32c point of phase change. I am following the guidelines of someone who has built a few of these off a grant from the US Department of Energy.

Honestly, it is a concept build. I would have built it longer and wider to arrive at a different angle on the roof if I could. The angle of the roof is currently based on the latitude of where I live.

Thanks, that’s a great test to run.

Ahh, I see what you are saying. I will expect the glauber salt in the 50 gallon drum to fluctuate between liquid to solid as the temperatures inside the greenhouse fluctuates.

@@DrAzadehWeber yes exactly so when the temperature drops and it changes from liquid to solid ,a lot of heat is released maintaining temperature at night typically

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Ahh good idea, thank you. We painted the first south wall black for this purpose. The first south wall is a foot thick rammed earth wall and it is covered in the video by the 2nd south wall of poly carbohydrate sheets.

@@oliverjackson5070 good idea, thanks.

Thank you so much!

Thank you and sorry for the music.

@@DrAzadehWeber Thank you so much, I didn’t mean to be mean, just honest. But I certainly appreciate what y’all did. Rammed Earth is really my favorite. It’s so sexy if I may say so.

There is no rebar in the walls. Just rebar in the foundation.

Salaam Grand Master Ali, nice to hear from you. I hope you and your family are doing well. What martial art do you do?

@@DrAzadehWeber Walaikumusalam. We are all doing fine, thanks for asking. I study a system of pressure points called Kyusho Jutsu. Using the same points as those used in acupuncture we can utilize a defence aspect to inflict pain on a person.

Thank you 😊

Thanks!

It's a concept greenhouse based off of the architect's design which was awarded grants by the US department of energy a few decades ago. It won grant awards to maintain temperature to grow inside while it is snowing outside, with only passive solar energy.

fun! I really want to try this, thank you!!

Will do. We are picking up the project from last year next week. Snow melted about 6 weeks ago so we are overdue getting back to work.

You are welcome

No it wasn’t but we are doing a larger project onsite in California soon and the soil will be used from the site.

Values are part of it. I also work from home and do all of the driving for the kid, home tutoring, and meal prep. Whereas, my husband doesn’t do any of these things. Having seen many women lose their kids or get stuck in poverty if/when their marriage didn’t work out after commitment to being a fulltime homemaker I think it is too risky to not have an option to work.

@@DrAzadehWeber "the kid" and you're already planning your divorce prospects. I think it's clear what kind of marriage and situation you're in. I hope you use your intelligence and ability to think independently wisely, sooner rather than later.

It seems you have made up your mind about what kind of marriage I am in. You don't know enough about my marriage or me for that matter to validate your conclusions, although you surely are free to express your ignorance. As parent it is a responsibility to make sure you can support your children regardless of divorce, your spouse passing away at a young age, or your spouse divorcing you regardless of your own commitment to a marriage. Not to mention Iranians care about supporting their parents and extended families when they can since it is a collectivistic family oriented culture. I have my own thoughts about why you are so defensive towards my experience of my marriage as a blessing.@@katealison6087

My pleasure

Yes, we are both entrepreneurs. At the moment if I were able to work 40 hours a week like him I would earn more money than him however he doesn’t want to work less to split domestic tasks with me so I can work more. He would rather us work together as a team so that his company can raise venture capital and possibly be sold for more than I make in the long run.

Well it's good that you are in clear communication about that and have an arrangement that works.

@@bubbabratty8596certainly, I would not be making this sacrifice for his business to succeed if I was a girlfriend baby mama and not a wife. As a wife I have community property rights and shares in his company while if his business succeeds a girlfriend would likely merely get shopping trips and occasional vacations. Since I have traditional Iranian values I am more committed to making a marriage work which helps him feel safer with me than if I had other types of values.

@@DrAzadehWeber If you could read all this from a freedom-based culture's perspective you would consider commenting as I'm doing. I've just been reading an article about how they still amputate limbs in Iran as criminal punishment. Without anaesthetic and using some kind of metal guilletine. I believe also in public. A significant abuse of human rights - it's sheer, brutal cruelty and torture. Values from a culture who behaves like that are unlikely to be working in the best interests of women. Your marriage sounds like a transaction in which you have to protect yourself whichever way you spin. If you're in America now and you can reframe your situation somehow you may be able to start a different life is possible. I don't know if you can hear yourself from the a third party point of view? Do you know whether or not you're truly happy at this stage?

Do you talk down to all minorities or just Iranians? lol. If you look at the latest United States census data Iranian Americans are outperforming White Americans when it comes to level of education, level of owing their own business, and income level. So tell me why Iranians should give up their cultural values when it is these values that allow them to succeed in a country where a large majority take every opportunity to perpetuate a smear campaign and attempt to make Iranians feel less about themselves? People who have had their culture stolen from them by imperialism and neocolonialism are going through a rough patch, although healing and resilience is accessible for all and when the oppressed peoples of the world wake up to this your ethnocentric mentality will go through a makeover. @@katealison6087

That's very cool. Thanks for sharing the knowledge. We are hoping to do a second build at another site and are going to take insights from the comments into account. Personally, I want to try out if lime works better than cement in the ratios. The next build site has red clay earth so we will save a lot on materials that way.

Yes, there are 4 architects in my family.. 2 cousins, my father, and uncle.

They are 1 ft thick. In retrospect I hope they do alright and on the next project I will ideally go 18 inches. Thanks! That's awesome there is a lot of rammed earth in Australia.

True, he is from the same Sufi order as me, even though I am Iranian. The Fulanis followed the Qadiriyya of Sufi Islam. The Qadiriyya order was formed by Abdul al-Qadir al-Jilani, a Muslim scholar born in Persia and who died in Baghdad. www.britannica.com/biography/Abd-al-Qadir-al-Jilani compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1749-8171.2010.00241.x

@@DrAzadehWeber WE ARE LEARNING

You are welcome to do your own research on this autobiography. The reason I am familiar with it is because I am a Middle Eastern Muslim who speaks English and some Arabic and as a Muslim I would like this story of Omar Ibn Said to be more mainstream.

HE DID NOT LEAVE AFRICA BUT RATHER KIDNAPNAPPED AND SENT INTO SLAVERY BY THE CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES. THE TRUTH