#suspensions

The only reason I'm still on twitter is because of banger of tweets like this.

Concacaf introduced that gamers from Canada, United States and Mexico who obtain a pink card through the 2025 Gold Cup will serve a suspension through the workforce’s subsequent pleasant match, because the disciplinary motion doesn’t carry over into the 2026 World Cup. “Following in depth discussions with FIFA, Concacaf is now able to substantiate that any 2025 Gold Cup pending suspension for…

Q&A: Research improves understanding of particle interactions for better material design

Toothpaste has a hard job. Not only does it have to perform essential functions like scrubbing that coffee residue from your pearly whites, but it also must stay in the tube, exit smoothly under pressure and balance on a bunch of bristles without running all over the bathroom sink. And every user, everywhere, appreciates it when any excess paste extruded, but not needed on the toothbrush, slides seamlessly back into the tube. This is an example of a thixotropic elastoplastic suspension made from many different particles. Now that's a mouthful. According to Norman Wagner, Unidel Robert L. Pigford Chair in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Delaware, these types of suspensions are found in everything from lotions to 3D-printing inks to building block materials for items, including rubber tires, clays, cements and more.