Concrete

• “A number of articles about it share the title Concrete examples don't help students learn math, study finds.”

  Plain and Simple: They're Wrong

• “Edwards, who has earned the nickname "Concrete Carl" for his success at Dover, easily outdistanced second-place Brad Keselowski and third-place Clint Bowyer of Emporia.”

  KansasCity.com: Front Page

• “Codename Concrete is a new point and click type puzzle game by klausklapper.”

  Archive 2009-05-01

• “Concrete is used for the envelope and the floors; steel is used for the pillars and for the window frames; and untreated exotic wood (iroko) is used for the external curtain.”

  The Biscuit House by aum

• “Concrete is not what it was in the days of the Roman Empire when it was allowed to cure for 6 mos. or more.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Against the Brick

• “Concrete is a good idea, but I am thinking that these need a keyring or necklace hole on it and likely a silicone cover to make it softer for portability.”

  Memory Weights – Concrete USB Memory Stick by Shu-Chun Hsiao » Yanko Design

• “Concrete is a safe long term option, while aluminum and plastic are the modern choices that give a contemporary and minimalist look.”

  Patio Furniture Shaped Like an Amphitheater

• “Concrete is one of the most frequently used and widely produced man-made building materials on earth, with over 20 billion tons produced per year globally.”

  MIT Discovery Means Next-Gen Concrete Could Last for 16,000 Years | Inhabitat

• “Concrete is heavy; iron is hard — but the grass will prevail.”

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• “Concrete is not a material known for being light and mobile, so when we learned about the work of the Brooklyn, New York based Oso Industries, it certainly got our attention.”

  Rolling concrete furniture from Oso Industries

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