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Nina Sky Gets High on Love With Smoke DZA for 'Stoners'
It's been awhile since we heard from Nina Sky, but they're back with a new song just in time for the smoker's holiday 4/20. Based on the title, you would think the song is about getting high. Well, not quite. 'Stoners' is a hallucinating love ballad.
Produced by Sky Ndgo, the song boasts a throbbing beat with hazy synths tailor-made for the clubs.
On the track, the R&B duo sings the praises of a lover who keeps them high on love -- no rolling papers needed.
"A night cap on a long work day / One hit straight to your face / So stoned from the love we make / A hangover that you can take," they coo together on the song.
On the chorus, Nina Sky sings, "Feeling like being a stoners / Take a trip like this / You keep me higher than a spaceship flyin' / No stoners / Just take a trip like this / There's no denying I'm addicted to your kiss."
Smoke DZA, aka the Kush God, comes through to drop a weeded-out rhyme where he metaphorically compares toking on a joint to love-making.
If you have any romantic plans on 4/20, play this song and take flight with Nina Sky.
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The town has gone from having too much vacant space to possibly not having enough.
The town has gone from having too much vacant space to possibly not having enough.
First Selectman Austin Tanner has wooed the Northeast Probate Court to the Clifford B. Green Community Center with the promise of about 1,500 square feet at a rent of $5 per square foot. But doing so will displace the Recreation Department from its offices.
The plan to move recreation to the community center on Tiffany Street has also hit a snag.
"We have people interested in renting the space," Tanner said.
Tanner has always said his desire was to fill the town's unused space while generating revenue. Mike Gaudreau, chairman of the Recreation Commission, said Tanner is doing so at the expense of the people of Brooklyn.
"I always look at things from the point of view of what's best for Brooklyn," Gaudreau said. "I don't see how this is good for Brooklyn. We seem to be allowing the probate court to dictate what we will do."
The Northeast Probate Court District serves Brooklyn, Ashford, Eastford, Pomfret, Putnam, Woodstock and Thompson. The court is in Thompson Town Hall now, but Probate Judge Leah Schad has complained the location is not private enough. She also said the Tiffany Street space was inappropriate for the court.
Tanner is now looking into reconfiguring space in Town Hall to accommodate the recreation department. He said he had hoped to have plans finalized months ago, but now wants everything to be rectified by July 1.
Gaudreau said Tanner gave him a potential layout for office space in Town Hall that leaves the Recreation Department, which now use about 1,800 square feet in the Clifford B. Green Community Center, with 600 square feet in Town Hall. In addition to office space, the recreation department has a significant amount of storage space in the basement of its existing location.
Resident Don Francis said he believes the town approached the probate court rental wrong. Francis said the probate court should have been offered the Tiffany Street location only. He said the Town Hall is no longer adequate for Brooklyn's needs, and it is time to start considering where more office space can be found. He also criticized the $5 per-square foot rental rate being offered to the probate court.
"For financial reasons, it doesn't make sense, and for long-term management of the town, it makes more sense for that space to be available to the town," Francis said.


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Mozy has updated their Mozy Mac beta software to version 0.6.2.0. Mozy has a list of bug fixes that are in this version and they've expanded the scheduling options to detect how busy the Mac is and to not back up if it's above the threshold that you've set. You can also not get alerted if a backup hasn't occurred in a set number of days.
I installed the software and did a manual backup without incident. The Mozy software has been very reliable for me although I don't have many of the situations that triggered the bugs that were listed.
The new scheduling panel is shown below (click to see full size):
The list of changes below is pasted from the Mozy website, some of these were in early versions.
* [added] improved preferences* [added] better information display when some files fail to
* [fixed] now handling directories and renames correctly
* [fixed] avoids "scan cache is locked" errors
* [fixed] network usage now matched Activity Monitor
* [fixed] error name prefixes changed back to "Mozy"
* [fixed] status app's "range or index out of bounds" error
* [added] all log output now goes to /var/log/mozy.log
* [added] removed splash screen
* [fixed] Backup sets not saving
* [fixed] Machine name bug
* [fixed] Other machine usage bug (365mb used by….)
* [fixed] Memory leak/ absurd resource usage
* [fixed] Repeated MozyServerError2
* [added] Clicking the status window could open a Mozy error page in the browser
* [added] Backup sets can now find files Spotlight doesn't find
* [added] Backs up files and folders moved into locations that are being backed up.
* [added] Can hide the mozy icon from the Configuration menu and bring it back the same way.
* [added] Clears out temporary files when backups are canceled.
* [fixed] Problems preparing files larger than 2 GB
* [fixed] Randomly losing files from backup sets
* [fixed] Backing up the same files over and over (This was fun :))
* [fixed] Unable to select files on partitions beside the operating system's partition.
* [fixed] Log file filling up hard drive.
* [fixed] Unable to select files on external hard drives.
* [fixed] Selecting files and folders yielded strange sizes.
* [fixed] The backup would hang midway through when backing up locked files.


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This post functions as a prequel (hee hee) to my forthcoming review of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones. The present post will deal with the following two facts:
(1) I am of the generation who grew up with the original Star Wars trilogy (1977-1983) and therefore may not be the target audience for the Star Wars prequels (1999-2005).
(2) The Star Wars prequels are objectively shitty on every level except their deployment of digital effects and sound design, plus a few individually well-executed scenes here and there.
Not this one.
I am a Star Wars fan from way back. I was just the right age to go see the original trilogy films as a kid with my family. I saw Star Wars (1977) multiple times in the theater because that was simply a thing one did for a year or so after its original release. I'm guessing I saw it five times in the theater.
Similarly, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi were also family events, and big cultural events as well -- I got pulled out of school by my folks to go see Return of the Jedi with friends. Star Wars was the most significant cultural phenomenon of my early lifetime, and like it or not, my destiny is still somewhat chained to it.
Nowadays I categorically prefer Steven Spielberg's films over his geeky buddy George's, As I have increased my appreciation for the art and technique of cinema, I see that Spielberg is an all-around great director, a true master of the form. Lucas is a good ideas man and executive producer, and a marvel at deploying special effects of all kinds, but he is lousy with scripts and actors -- this is a real Achilles' heel for him.
That said, that original Star Wars trilogy will always be with me.
What this also means is that I was one of those folks likely to have trouble with the Star Wars prequels.
I have already explained one reason why the prequels are total failures, which is because Lucas tried to take on too many tasks that he's frankly never shown he's very good at:
If Lucas would have brought on additional writers, surrogate directors, etc. and just focused on the one thing he knows how to do well, i.e., deploying special effects, those [prequels] might have been at least watchable and maybe even enjoyable. As it is, they are some of the worst movies ever made -- incoherently scripted, boringly shot, and abysmally directed -- and it is confounding to think that they could have been, with just the slightest bit more thought and effort, something more.Ultimately, these films are mostly worthless because, as Mr. Plinkett has pointed out, they are structured like character-driven narrative films, yet they feature flatly written "characters" and insufficiently thought-out stories. At the scene level, they are too often directed badly, unimaginatively, and flatly. They are boring.
All that said, this apologia for the prequels is well-articulated and mostly fairly convincing. I will return to this piece in my forthcoming Episode II review.
As for recent, Disney-era Star Wars developments, you can read my Force Awakens review here. I haven't been able to motivate myself to get out and see Rogue One yet, but I have taken great pleasure from watching this long review, this short review, this follow-up review, and this amazing review parody instead.
Mike Stoklasa sez: "Me personally, I also loved this film"


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How to enjoy camping when you have kids with you?
If you are planning a camping trip with your family, then you need to keep certain important points in mind. The points mentioned below will help you to get the most out of a camping trip, without facing a lot of problems especially problems related to kids behavior and health. So, follow all the important points mentioned below. Read More →


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DOLE launches ID card system for OFWs
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) on Wednesday launched the free and permanent identification card system for millions of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), replacing the much-criticized Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) or the "exit pass."
Overseas workers are no longer required to obtain an OEC at the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) upon entering or exiting the country, as the ID of the Department of Labor and Employment (i-DOLE) will now serve as their permanent pass.
"OFWs who carry this ID would mean that his documents have been legally processed by the POEA," Undersecretary Ernesto Abella said in a statement on Wednesday.
"The processing of the i-DOLE would be shouldered by the employers; hence, OFWs need not pay for the cost of the ID, which would be delivered by PhilPost to their respective addresses," he added.
Before, overseas workers had to process an employment certificate at the POEA before returning abroad. This document served as their proof of exemption from travel tax or terminal fee at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
But many OFWs had expressed dismay over the system, pointing out that they had to endure long lines and waiting hours every time they went home for vacation.
In a previous statement, Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III said that these inconveniences experienced by OFWs when obtaining employment certificates at the POEA will now be "things of the past."
"They (OFWs) won't have to go to the POEA every time to get their OEC. All they have to do is show their i-DOLE and that will serve as their license to go abroad and go back anytime they want to," he said.
The ID system for overseas workers, which was approved by President Rodrigo Duterte last February, also features access to the holder's records with government agencies such as the Social Security System and Pag-IBIG.
In a Palace briefing on July 4, Bello said the DOLE would coordinate with the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Department of Justice through the Bureau of Immigration to see if the i-DOLE could later on serve as passports to OFWs.
"Given another six months, we are trying to adopt a system that this i-DOLE can serve as their passport. We will talk with the DFA and of course the DOJ, through the Bureau of Immigration, so that the i-DOLE could be used as a passport," he told reporters. Winona S. Sadia, INQUIRER.net trainee/JE
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Pastor/Journalist in Palestine
Last December he and his wife, Ruth, embarked on a four-month mission to the West Bank. Wayne has been blogging as a witness and a journalist there.
I strongly recommend visiting his blog site. His reporting is rock-solid, eye-witness journalism. Often he takes the reader right down to ground level, as he did in his short essay about boundary stones as ominous Israeli warnings, as affronts to Palestinian pride and as telling historical markers referenced in the Bible.
I don't say this lightly when I suggest that Wayne Smith's reporting reminds me of George Orwell's essays describing the wounds of injustice and tyranny in British-ruled India, Burma and Fascist Spain.
In his classic essay "Why I write," Orwell noted the primacy of political purpose to his writing. When he lacked such purpose, he admitted to writing "lifeless" prose.
Wayne's prose is palpably driven with purpose — spiritual and, inevitably, political.
Lifeless it is not.
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Paul Krugman escreve sobre a recente enchida de bola que Obama deu aos banqueiros. Acerta na mosca, como de costume:
Again: the president compares Wall Street paychecks to baseball players. That's really bad messaging: first, baseball players didn't trigger a global economic collapse, and second, the baseball industry isn't the beneficiary of a massive and continuing taxpayer bailout
I mean, how hard is it for the White House to understand that it's a really, really bad idea to be saying nice things about bailed-out bankers, Goldman Sachs in particular?


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Podcast 58 by former Barcelona resident Adrian Andrea.
After a few Dj years in Barcelona including residency at One Underground, Adrain is back in Malmö. He can be found behind the decks at some of the Möllan bars as well at his Nachtwaker project.
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Stefania Salvatore
Stefania obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Statistics and Actuarial Science in September 2010 followed by an MSc degree in the same field on September 10 2012 at the University of Sannio in Benevento, Italy. The main subjects of her degree course were: statistics, mathematics, financial mathematics, econometrics, risk theory, statistical modeling, time series, statistical inference, microeconomics, macroeconomics, marketing, samples theory and data analysis. During her Master's she has had an Erasmus experience in Lithuania where she also started to write her Master's thesis.
After her Master's she started to give some private lessons in Statistics and Mathematics of Finance, and since March 2013 she is a PhD Student at SERAF (Norwegian Center for Addiction Research, Institute of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo).
Can variations in drug presence in sewage indicate prescription drug abuse?
The primary goal of this project is to look at weekly temporal variation in concentration of drugs detected in waste water analysis. The goal is to develop a statistical model for weekly patterns in drugs of abuse vs. not abused drugs in Norway and compare these results with those obtained in different European cities.


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52 Books in 52 Weeks
As 2018 ended, I became painfully aware of how much time I was spending on screens–mostly my phone and the TV. I notoriously delay updating my phone, so before I did that, I downloaded the app Moment to track my screen time. Now that screen time tracking comes with the iPhone, I'm more able to notice how much of my day is spent on my … Continue reading 52 Books in 52 Weeks


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Is organic really better?
Canadians have long trusted organics for their quality. Organic food is grown without chemical pesticides, herbicides and genetic modification. It is harvested, processed and shipped under strict government guidelines, including regular audits.
When you eat organic food, you avoid ingesting a number of nasty, toxic chemicals proven harmful to health in the long term. Equally important, numerous studies also point to the higher nutritional value of food that's grown organically. And who can ignore the question of taste? We believe organic food simply tastes better – and we're not the only ones, not by a long shot. More and more of you wholeheartedly agrees with us!
Where can I buy Kiju?
You'll likely find Kiju wherever natural and organic food products are sold. Our Store Locator shows you who carries Kiju by province. If you're unable to find a location near you, or can't find it in your favourite store, drop us a line on our Connect With Us page, and we'll do our best to get the juice flowing!
Do you offer any coupons?
Unfortunately we don't give any coupons, but keep your eyes open as we offer coupons in stores from time to time.
Are your products vegan?
All of our juices are vegan. Obviously the fruits themselves are vegan, but they're also processed and filtered with none of the animal derivative filters that are sometimes used in other food processing. Also, our natural flavours are completely plant-derived from the named fruits on the given package and are verified organic and non-GMO.
What does the term "natural flavours" mean?
All of our juices are 100% natural and certified organic, and are derived from the named fruit. So, the "natural flavour" listed in our Mango Orange juice comes from mangoes and oranges! Basically, "natural flavour" is the essences and oils that are captured when the fruits are first processed. We add that back to our juice to enhance the taste so that it's closer to the natural state of the fruit when it's ripe and freshly picked.
Are your products gluten-free?
Yes, all Kiju Organic juices are gluten-free. We ensure that ALL ingredients we source are gluten-free, and that all of our suppliers have a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) program in place and are HACCP certified. This ensures that all Kiju Organic juices are of the highest quality and gluten free.
Where does your fruit juice come from?
We make every effort to buy as local as we can, but the majority of our fruit comes from organic farms all over North and South America. We would love to have plenty of mango and lemon trees growing in our backyard here in Ontario, Canada, but unfortunately we don't have the right climate. Moreover, of the products that do grow locally, there is just not enough certified organic supply available at this time to support a year-round, national program.
Of course, it's important to note that the processing of our juice into the finished product you see on shelf is all done here in Canada – as is all of our marketing, sales and distribution!
Is your packaging recyclable?
Yes! The vast majority of Canadian households have the ability to fully recycle our juice packaging i.e. both the glass and the aseptic containers (i.e. Tetra), as well as the other packaging materials (plastic, straws and caps).
Ever wonder what happens to the juice boxes once they're recycled? Since they're made from several layers of paper, they get "re-pulped" and made into consumer goods such as paper towels and toilet paper. For more information on why aseptic packaging is a sound environmental choice, please visit Tetra Pak. To find out if this type of packaging is recyclable in your area, check with your local waste collection agency.
What's the shelf life? And how do you read your "Best Before Date"?
Since Kiju is aseptically packed, pasteurized and free from exposure to light, our juices taste great for many months after production. The Best Before dates on both our 200 mL juice boxes and 1 litre (or 1 L) sizes are in "YYYY MM DD" format, and the code below is our lot and time control number which ensure traceability.
On our 355 mL glass bottles, the Best Before Date and lot numbers are located on the neck of the bottle.
Is Kiju pasteurized?
Yes. In order to ensure our products are safe and have a reasonable shelf life, each box is HTST pasteurized (High Temperature, Short Time). This allows for elimination of any harmful bacteria while maintaining as much of the natural nutrients, vitamins and minerals as possible.
Juices, drinks, nectars – aren't they all the same?
If it doesn't say 100% juice, it isn't! Anything less than 100% juice and you'll see words like "juice drink", cocktail or even nectar. All of these are not 100% juice and likely contain added sugar. And especially beware of the Big Brands that call their sugar-and-water concoctions "real fruit beverages"! Check the ingredients before you buy. You'll likely find "fruit juice" way down on the list of ingredients, meaning the majority of what's in the container is anything but juice.
At Kiju we feel that nature has already made juice sweet enough – it doesn't need added sugar. Be true to nature and go for pure, organic 100% juice. Help your body, help the planet and feel good about it!
Where can I get more information on organics?
You can go to the Organic Trade Association at www.ota.com. And for a really informative guide to natural and organic living, try www.naturallysavvy.com.
Is organic better for Mother Earth?
Organic food production maintains and replenishes soil fertility without the use of toxic pesticides and fertilizers that degrade soil over time. Eliminating these polluting chemicals helps conserve precious water resources and prevents drinking water sources from being contaminated.
Who else benefits from organics?
When you choose organic, you help promote sustainable farming, a cleaner and safer environment, and safer drinking water in our communities. Just as important, you help ensure that fruit growers and their workers are paid fairly.
Kiju? Say what?
We pronounce it KEE-joo, with the emphasis on KEE. Hopefully it's obvious that the "ju" in our name is short for 'juice'. "Ki" is actually a Japanese word derived from the Far Eastern concept of "qi", which means the life force or spiritual energy that is part of every living thing. Get it? Kiju Organic juice gives you an energetic boost that's true to nature! C'mon. Don't hold back.


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An optronic emitter was a piece of optronic technology used in the operations center of Deep Space 9. They produced a low humming noise.
In 2373, Miles O'Brien theorized that it might have been the humming noise of the optronic emitters that made Kirayoshi fall asleep in the pit. (DS9: "Business as Usual")
|opti-cable • optronic coupler • optronic data core • optronic data stream • optronic emitter • optronic integrator • optronic pathway • optronic relay • optronic weapons array
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Stephen Tropiano declares himself a Saturday Night Live loyalist early in the introduction to his Saturday Night Live FAQ: Everything Left to Know About Television's Longest Running Comedy. The book, he explains, is written from the point of view of a "critical fan," someone willing to sit through all the bad sketches and lame premises, and to ignore the conventional wisdom when it's down on the show. He'd have to be, to sit through more than 38 seasons of television, what he estimates as "1,117.5 hours of original programming," to put together this guide, which runs from the first season through May 2013. (For the initiated, it starts with feeding your fingertips to the wolverines and ends with the marriage of Stefon.)
It's not that Tropiano is all that pie-eyed and pandering about SNL's failings. Even he can't whitewash over the original cast's departure, which he deals with in a chapter called "Season 6 – The Worst Season (So Far)." He calls out some clunkers and voices his opinion, but he doesn't delve too deeply into criticism.
The first 307 pages cover the history of the show, including a complete rundown of the players, highlights from every season and major themes like political controversies. The Appendix contains a 121-page episode guide: air date, episode number, musical guest and "programming notes." It's not an exhaustive list of every sketch, but compiling that might have killed Tropiano (see "Season 6"). It's also fully indexed, so anyone trying to remember a particular host or musical guest will find it useful.
There is a plethora of good SNL-related books available, and Tropiano references many of them, most often Tom Shales and James Andrew Miller's excellent and comprehensive Live From New York: An Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live, Doug Hill and Jeff Weingrad's Saturday Night: A Backstage History of Saturday Night Live and Michael Cader's Saturday Night Live: The First Twenty Years. He recommends all three in his introduction, and those seeking more on SNL's backstage drama would do better with those than FAQ.
But Tropiano didn't limit his research to three sources. He cites plenty of other books, as well as newspaper and magazine articles, and provides a broad, detailed survey of the more interesting bits. It may not contain all the lurid details about, say, Chevy Chase leaving the show or the Norm Macdonald/Don Ohlmeyer dust-up, but they are addressed in the history of the show. And there are some great tidbits: for one, he confirms my personal suspicion that writer John Mulaney would throw in a few extra details about the clubs Stefon described on the air, which is why Bill Hader usually had a hard time keeping a straight face during "Weekend Update."
This is more than a simple FAQ, due in part to the amount of material it seeks to include. It's a handy reference and a good introduction for those looking to frame Saturday Night Live, if not necessarily all of the personal dealings of the people behind it, in a wider context.


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The DNP Tool Kit is a work in progress. New materials will be added as new documents and information become available.
Your feedback on the usefulness of the tool kit as well as your suggestions for other assistive information is welcomed. The purpose of this tool kit is to provide resources for institutions planning a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program. Elements of the tool kit include: 1) Template for Negotiating the Process in the Academic Setting; 2) Needs Survey for the DNP; 3) Exemplars of Collaboration Between Academic Institutions; 4) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs); 5) Contrast Grid of the Key Differences between DNP and PhD/DNSc/DNS; 6) Bibliography; and 7) Power Point Presentation: "The Doctor of Nursing Practice: Visionary Leadership for the Practice of Nursing, Evolution, and Current Status of the National Movement."
Sections one and two feature samples of how several institutions successfully approached the process of planning a DNP program. Each institution will have to customize this process based on institutional and state guidelines for developing a new program. Leaders in institutions can use section seven to educate stakeholders when initiating DNP programs. The power point presentation can be adapted for various audiences; an institution may insert its logo in the presentation. None of the materials are mandated; rather these materials may assist with planning and implementing a DNP program.
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Prep time – 5 mins
Cook time – 20 mins
Total time – 25 mins
Papas arrugadas are one of the most famous foods from the Canary Islands. Whether visiting Tenerife, Gran Canaria, or any of the other islands, you'll be sure to taste them!
- 1¼ pounds (about 1 kg) of small, quick cooking potatoes
- ¼ cup of coarse sea salt
- Wash the potatoes well and place them in a large stock pot.
- Just cover with cold water and add the sea salt.
- Boil the potatoes until just cooked through, about 20 minutes. Add water if too much evaporates.
- Pour off the water and rest the potatoes on the stove on a very low heat until all water has evaporated and the potatoes are covered in a layer of sea salt.
- Serve with your favorite mojo sauce.


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i was a fan of original ttd so when i found ottd i thought cool
i am now 16 years into a game and realized there are no competitors
so turns out you have to go through a complicated process to get them
so i downloaded some ai's then increased the max number of competitors
wait awhile in fast forward (after saving my game of course) still nothing
so i read through a thread on this forum which suggested using the console and typing 'startai'
got a big error message
is there anyway i can get ais in the game without starting again?
i would of been happy with the standard computer players you used to get in the original ttd
is there a button to just turn them on? this game has soooooo many settings
im not a genius im just a dude who wants to relive his childhood i dont understand scripts etc
why is adding ais sooooo hard
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Re: why is adding ais sooooo hard
If you went through a complicated process, and got the errors you see, then you didn't use the in-game Content Downloader. There you can select AIs, and it will install all the bits necessary. It's very simple.
He's like, some kind of OpenTTD developer.
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Children's parties
We offer excellent birthday parties from just £11 per head including buffet-style food in Tiggy's Tea Rooms (vegetarian options available). Birthday cakes, balloons and banners are an optional extra, and can be ordered with the tearoom.
Party Menu:
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• Pizza
• Carrots, Cucumbers and Grapes
• Pink Wafers
• Party Rings
• Chocolate Fingers
• Iced buns
• Crisps
• Jelly + Ice Cream
• Cold Drink
The birthday child will be given the opportunity to fly one of the owls during the flying display (weather permitting) and all the party will get the chance to stroke the owls at the close encounters.
There needs to be a minimum of 10 children per booking. Two adult admitted are free of charge with the party, and additional adults will be charged at half the normal entry price.
Items for the party bags are available at a discount price, you are welcome to provide your own birthday cake. Please contact us for more details or to place a booking with a £20 security deposit.


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Commercial LED Lighting
Commercial LED lighting is now proving popular with energy-conscious businesses and work places across the UK.
Commercial LED lighting is now proving popular with energy-conscious businesses and work places across the UK.
That's because the benefits of switching to LED commercial lighting are obvious, regardless of whether you work in a shop, office, hospital, school or somewhere further afield like an off-shore oil rig.
Commercial LED lighting systems are proven to help to shave anywhere between 80% to 90% off your electricity bill. And because the light given off by LED light bulbs replicates the effects of natural sunlight, they can also help to improve the efficiency of your workforce.
Here at Martin Dixon Ltd, we are expert commercial LED lighting installers. So, it doesn't matter whether you're looking to replace your existing bulbs with LED light bulbs or install commercial LED panel lights, we'll be able to supply and fit it for you.
When you buy from us, you buy quality, 30 years of experience – working alongside big names like BP and the Ministry of Defence – and complete peace of mind.
Get in touch with our friendly team of LED specialists today, they'll answer any questions you may have about commercial led lighting systems and their benefits. And they'll be happy to advise you about what could work best in your work place.
Switch your bulbs to commercial LED lighting, start saving money on your electricity bills and help to save the planet at the same time. Call us today!
Retail success is often all about appearances, which means that great lighting could make all the difference. By choosing LED lights for shops, you can be sure your products will catch the eye and stand out. Is it time for you to replace your old fluorescent fixtures with crystal clear LED shop lights? If the answer's yes, get in touch today.
Creating the right work environment is proven to help increase productivity. That's why lots of organisations are now opting for office LED lighting instead of traditional light fixtures. Whether you need ceiling lighting or wall lights, the LED office lighting is the perfect solution.
Hospitality lighting needs to be able to create the right mood and ambience to suit the occasion. Now it's possible to do that with hotel LED lighting and LED lights for restaurants. And because LED light bulbs don't give off heat as a byproduct, they're well suited to food preparation areas too.
When you're working under pressure and trying to care for others, the last thing you want to do is feel lethargic. Thanks to advances in lighting technology, LED lights for hospitals can help to reduce tiredness because their glow replicates light given off by the sun.
Teachers have been looking for ways to increase or improve a learner's attention span in recent many years. Now they could help to do that simply by switching from fluorescent light fixtures to LED lights for schools. Find out more, get in touch today.
Whether you need ceiling lighting, display lighting or something a bit more bespoke, replacing your old fluorescent fixtures with LED light bulbs will help to reduce your carbon footprint and save money on your energy bills.
When it comes to choosing the right LED lighting for businesses, there's a wide range of bulbs and many different fixture styles to consider. Call us today and we'll help you discover which one's the perfect fit.
As well as being knowledgeable about all aspects of commercial LED lighting, we are also able to offer advice if you are looking for - Industrial LED Lighting, LED lighting for warehouses & factories, High Bay LED lighting, Domestic LED Lighting.
As one of the biggest commercial LED lighting companies in the UK, we know that switching to LED commercial lighting is about far more than just saving money.
Commercial LED bulbs could also:
Cash Positive
No money upfront. Your monthly leasing cost will be covered by your energy savings with extra left for your business every month.
Fixed Cost
Fixed Rates for the length of the agreement, making budgeting easier.
Risk Free
Our 5 Year Lamp Guarantee covers the entire lease term. We will provide replacements free of charge.
Tax Smart
Major tax advantages – every payment is 100% allowable against tax.
Flexible Terms
Can be better than bank funding rates, with totally flexible terms of 1 to 5 years.
Future Proof
You own the lighting outright at the end of the term*, our LEDs will save your company money for many more years after that
Let your brand new LED lights pay for themselves, get more details on how here or call us on 01482 574174
Martin Dixon projects we are involved in we find that the quality of there workmanship is excellent and we rarely find any snagging items. Their employees (on site) are very approachable to discuss the works they are undertaking and have great knowledge of the project in hand and services they are installation.
Martin Dixon Ltd were brilliant. They stood out ahead of all other firms we looked at across the country as they could offer us the complete package. It was great to use an established local company with the expertise to deliver this for us, and throughout their time on site they were superb. Financially, the savings and extra income will allow us to run the school for a year at no cost to us.
I was introduced to the work of Martin Dixon at an awareness raising meeting organised by the local NAHT Association. They installed solar panels and LED lighting throughout the school. The work was promptly carried out during the summer break of 2015, we are delighted with the results. I would have no hesitation in recommending Martin Dixon as a company to fulfil what they promise.
After just having had our LED lights fitted in school this week, I just wanted to get in touch to say thankyou to Martin Dixon for the work you did. All lights are now changed making a massive difference to the lighting within our school and hopefully to our electrical costs! Many thanks for the level of service that you have given us.
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Galaxsea Divers will be open as normal, up to and including Saturday 22nd of December.
We will close for the Christmas Holidays, from December 23rd until the New Year.
Galaxsea Divers will be open from January 2nd 2019 as normal (10am - 6pm).
All of us at Galaxsea Divers want to wish you a Very Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year.


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Normally solar power systems do not distinguish themselves by their pronounced beauty. And usually they fulfill but one single purpose: to generate electricity. Did you ever ask yourself, if it had to be that way? If the production of solar power could not be done in an optically more attractive form? If the electricity, generated by the sun, could not be used right away in a meaningful, flexible and mobile manner? In a unit that is suitable for many different applications?
Yes, all that is indeed possible:
A CUBOX generates 3,4 KWp (CUBOX 1C) or 5,4 KWp (CUBOX 2C) of clean solar energy. That is about the same amount an average rooftop solar system on a private home produces. The unique way the special solar panels are integrated in the CUBOX is responsible for its highly aesthetic appearance, that greatly enhances its surroundings. As the energy, that is generated by the sun, is stored in powerful batteries, you may use your CUBOX almost without limits anywhere, anytime. Customize the interiors exactly according to your wishes and the applications you have in mind. That might be a bar, an info point or a retail store, a charging station for e-mobility, a trade show booth or a presentation lounge or even a game room. For more information please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the website: www.cubox-kiosk.com
CUBOX PV from € 49.800,00


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UW Police: Guns on Campus Bad Idea
MADISON, Wis. – Five years ago, Wisconsin passed a law with a provision that colleges and universities must allow concealed carry on campus.
But another provision to the law says guns can be banned from campus buildings if signs stating that guns are prohibited are posted at every entrance.
That's what Wisconsin institutions of higher learning did to keep guns out.
Now, with terror attacks and other violence making headlines, some are calling for students to be armed.
Marc Lovicott, a spokesman for the UW-Madison Police Department, says it's a very bad idea.
"We've heard from student groups, we've heard from faculty groups, we've heard from parents, we've heard from alumni who say they don't want this to happen here," he states. "They feel as if the campuses, and other campuses across the state, would be less safe.
"And they would be less safe. And we agree with them, and we don't believe more guns are the answer."
After the law was passed in 2011, three Democratic members of the State Assembly, Terese Berceau Melissa Sargent and Chris Taylor, introduced a bill that would make carrying weapons on campus a Class One felony, but the idea never advanced in the Republican-controlled Legislature.
Taylor said at that time that "if guns reduced crime, the U.S. would have the lowest homicide rate in the industrialized world."
Taylor and others still feel people want more measures promoting gun safety.
Lovicott says campus police feel the same way.
"We feel our colleges don't need more guns," he stresses. "We feel like they don't belong in classrooms, our student centers, locker rooms, laboratories.
"We just feel that there's no evidence that exists indicating that college campuses would be safer because of concealed carry laws and more guns."
Supporters of students carrying guns often argue that a good guy with a gun could stop a bad guy with a gun.
Lovicott disagrees, saying in such a situation where there's an active shooter, police don't have time to figure out who's the bad guy and who's the good guy, and it just complicates the situation.


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Just a mention Reclaimed Timber supply all types of reclaimed timber for many applications. We are considered to be North London's leading specialist supplier of reclaimed timbers. Our reclaimed timbers get used for everything from replacing beams to cladding bars. And on that note we wouldn't mind getting holed up in here one autumn evening, looks kinda inviting. http://www.reclaimed.uk.com/wood-wall-cladding.html
Here's a superb example of the restoration of Victorian staircase using our Pitch Pine. The Victorian staircase was a central feature of any Victorian house, this example boasts beautifully carved newell post and stringers. http://www.reclaimed.uk.com/wood-wall-cladding.html
Another load of reclaimed timber arriving in the yard; we've seen a fair few of those over the years. We strongly recommend visiting our showroom to view the extensive range of timbers and finishes that are available.
We further recommend that for patching or extending old floors that a sample is brought for our inspection and cross matching.
Our strength lies in the depth and variety of stock that we hold, which rarely fails to provide a product to suits customers' needs. http://www.reclaimed.uk.com/antique-parquet-flooring.html
On our new website there is a useful page called Recent Stock. This is where you can give yourself a good idea of what's come in that's a bit different from the norm'. Recent Stock is currently sporting, three different oaks including a very nice herringbone parquet, two different maple, slabs, hanger bash, squadron, modular, beams, bespoke shelving example. http://www.reclaimed.uk.com/oak-flooring-reclaimed.html


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Not only are her sons buff, blue-eyed and beautiful, they're also smashing their chosen careers out of the park and, by all accounts, staying true to their pre-fame personas of regular down-to-earth guys you wouldn't mind having
Of course, lacking a personal connection to the Hemsworths themselves, one can only speculate, but it certainly appears that way judging from what their various co-stars have to say and what they choose to share on social media.
Yeah, yeah, we know 'social media isn't real life' and all the rest of it, but it's Friday. Let's just pretend they're our mates and not part of the Hollywood elite and have a good old Hemsworth Instagram party.
So, what can Insta tell us about our favourite brothers from Down Under?
1. They're proud to call Australia home.
Chris lives in Byron Bay, Liam comes home to visit regularly and as far as we know, Luke never left.
2. Chris and Luke are great dads
Not saying Liam wouldn't be, but he hasn't had any (human) kids yet.
Meanwhile, Chris has three little'uns with his wife Elsa Pataky, while Luke has three daughters with his wife Samantha.
3. They're dog lovers...
Better yet, rescue dogs. <3
4. ... But their love extends to all creatures
Including the creepy crawlie variety.
5. They enjoy taking the piss out of each other
As all good brothers do.
6. And finally, they appreciate the importance of family
Go Team Hemsworth.