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🎬 Animated fan trailer for the Doctor Who TV series. Starring by Louis Hofmann as The Doctor.
Video: by @404badwolf
Music: Johnny Cash – Hurt; Murray Gold – I’m the Doctor
In my dreams, one day Louis Hofmann will play the lead role in Doctor Who series by BBC.
Louis has already played a time traveler in the Netflix series Dark.
Also, I believe that steampunk fits perfectly with Doctor Who’s atmosphere. 👌
The choice of color for the TARDIS and the Doctor’s clothing is a small challenge to gender roles in our lives. And let’s agree, a damn pink three-piece suit would look great on Louis Hofmann. 😁
On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cxi9gg-qFES/?igshid=NjIwNzIyMDk2Mg==
#louis hofmann#jonas kahnwald#dark netflix#german actors#doctor who#the doctor#doctor who bbc#9th doctor#10th doctor#11th doctor#time lord#dwedit#doctor who edit#my video edits#my edit
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Hello 🌻
I really enjoyed the new chapter of SH! It was very emotional and interesting. We learn more about our favorite gremlin, sweet Pluto and Sun. Before it was mentioned how Pluto felt possessed, I was thinking "What if she got poisoned like Lunar or was under some exposed poison? (If that makes sense)" But I do wonder how that demon functions.. how does it posses someone? I believe it has to do something with blood, like how Sun met that demon and gave them a bit of his blood. Or... something with that pet rabbit from Aurelia
Are there hints in the previous chapters?
I honestly just wanna hug Lunar, cuddle him and give him smooches and gifts and and... Aaaa ⚰️💕
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Thank you so so much! hefhqa;qfe <3 <3 <3
I'm so so glad you liked the story!
Also, hmmm... I can't say I've put any obvious hints into the reason why Pluto did what she did in the previous chapters. :)
We'll find out, though, I'm sure <3
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Smoke Alarm Service Brisbane: Safeguarding Your Home and Family
Smoke alarms are an essential safety feature in any home. They provide early warning in case of a fire and can save lives. However, smoke alarms need to be installed and maintained properly to ensure they are working correctly. This is where smoke alarm services in Brisbane come in. In this article, we will discuss the importance of smoke alarms, the services provided by smoke alarm professionals, and how to choose the right service provider.
Why are Smoke Alarms Important?
Smoke alarms are crucial in detecting smoke from a fire and alerting occupants to the danger. This early warning allows people to evacuate the building before the fire becomes too dangerous. Smoke alarms can also detect carbon monoxide, a deadly gas that is produced by some fires. Carbon monoxide is colorless, odorless, and tasteless, making it impossible to detect without a working alarm.
According to the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES), working smoke alarms increase the chances of survival in a house fire by up to 60%. The QFES also recommends that every home should have at least one working smoke alarm installed on each level of the house, including the basement and attic.
What Services do Smoke Alarm Professionals Offer?
Smoke alarm professionals offer a range of services to ensure that your smoke alarms are working correctly. Some of the services provided by smoke alarm professionals in Brisbane include:
Installation: Professionals specializing in smoke alarms are capable of smoke alarm installation in your residence. They will provide recommendations on the most suitable positions to install the alarms and guarantee that the installation process is carried out accurately.
Maintenance: Regular smoke alarm maintenance is essential to ensure they are working correctly. Smoke alarm professionals can provide maintenance services, such as cleaning the alarms and replacing batteries.
Testing: Smoke alarms should be tested regularly to ensure that they are working correctly. Smoke alarm professionals can test your smoke alarms and provide advice on what to do if the alarm is not working correctly.
Replacement: Smoke alarms have a limited lifespan and need to be replaced after a certain period. Smoke alarm professionals can advise you on when to replace your smoke alarms and install new ones.
How to Choose the Right Smoke Alarm Service Provider
When choosing a smoke alarm service provider, there are several factors to consider:
Experience: Look for a service provider that has experience in installing and maintaining smoke alarms. An experienced service provider will have the knowledge and skills to ensure that your smoke alarms are working correctly.
Qualifications: Ensure that the service provider has the necessary qualifications and certifications to install and maintain smoke alarms.
Reputation: Look for a service provider with a good reputation in the industry. You can check online reviews or ask for references from previous clients.
Cost: Compare the cost of different service providers and choose one that offers a reasonable price for their services.
Smoke alarms are an indispensable component of home safety as they provide early warning in case of a fire, which can ultimately save lives. Smoke alarm services in Brisbane, such as Maines Electrical, offer a wide range of services to guarantee that your smoke alarms are functioning correctly. These services include installation, maintenance, testing, replacement, and smoke alarm repair. It is important to carefully consider factors such as experience, qualifications, reputation, and cost when selecting a smoke alarm service provider. By entrusting the installation and maintenance of your smoke alarms to professionals like Maines Electrical, you can ensure that your home and family are protected from the hazards of fire.
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Wolfgang: Come on, clutz. See if you can stay on your feet.
Tyler: Who said I wanted to dance?
Wolfgang: Well--do you?
Tyler: If you can keep up, I guess.
🎧LISTEN (18+): https://youtu.be/tAvu6Uz-QFE
*I--look, she’s being a little rebellious, don’t worry everything is fine 😂
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Residents across Queensland have been told in the middle of the night to evacuate immediately as the state’s fire emergency deepens.
Just before 1am on Saturday multiple emergency warnings were issued for the communities of Tara, Wieambilla and The Gums in the Western Downs Region, west of Brisbane.
“Leave immediately. Your life could be at risk. It will soon be too dangerous to drive,” the alert said.
An hour later, an emergency warning was also issued almost 500km to the northeast, in the Gladstone Region, for Lowmead and Colosseum near Miriam Vale.
The alert highlighted concerns about a fast-moving fire burning along Lowmead Road.
Dozens of fires are burning across the state with one person killed at Tara and 32 homes lost in several Western Downs fires.
A 73-year-old woman also died after suffering what is believed to have been a heart attack while trying to leave her property.
Assistant Commissioner for the QFES Peter Hollier told ABC News 24 on Saturday morning people need to be prepared before the fire reaches them.
“Leaving it too late, ‘risking it’, for the want of a better word, is not always a good option,” he said.
“It’s understanding the message, having a plan, being prepared to action your plan, know where to go, know who you are going to link up with, or who you will see: family, friends or or relatives,” he said.
He urged residents to register with nearby evacuation centres, even if they don’t think they’ll use them.
“We’ll then know how to give you the updates, how to give you the latest on what is happening,” he said.
Watch and Act alerts were issued overnight for Carnarvon Gorge and surrounding areas in the central highlands, in addition to Campbell Creek, Ginoondan and Byrnestown in the North Burnett Region.
At least five of them urged residents to prepare to leave.
Authorities say it’s still too early for many to return to several fire-ravaged areas including Lake Moondarra near Mt Isa as well as Halliford in the Western Downs.
Almost 50 interstate firefighters have been asked to assist, with more potentially to be recruited from New Zealand.
Federal Emergency Minister Murray Watt said people living in Crossroads, Ducklo, Halliford, Kumbarilla, Marmadua and Montrose could now access financial assistance.
“The scenes and stories from the Queensland fires are heartbreaking,” he said.
Individuals can access $180, while a family of five can get up to $900 to cover the costs of essential items such as food, clothing and medicine, with up to $5000 per household for people with no insurance.
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[ad_1] Bushfires are threatening the lives of people in two Queensland towns as emergency warnings are issued by authorities. Residents in parts of Beerwah on the Sunshine Coast and Emerald in Central Queensland have been told to leave their homes immediately as “it will soon be too dangerous to drive”. In Beerwah, an emergency warning has been put in place between Mawsons Road and Holt Road. “A fast-moving fire is burning in Glass House Mountains National Park. It is expected to impact Mawsons Road within the next hour,” Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) has warned.Properties along Selma Road in Emerald, including the Fairbairn State Forest, are also impacted by an emergency warning and are urged to leave their homes immediately. “LEAVE IMMEDIATELY. Your life could be at risk,” QFES warns. The Emerald fire has been described as a “large grass fire” around 2km in length. It is believed to have started burning at around 11:30am on Sunday. Firefighting aircraft are helping ground crews to contain the blaze on both sites. More to come. Read related topics:Brisbane [ad_2]
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QNH, QFE and QNE Indicated Pressure altitude depends on the reference pressure surface selected by the pilot through the altimeter’s pressure setting knob. –QFE is the pressure at the airport reference point. With the QFE setting, the altimeter indicates the altitude above the airport reference point (if the temperature is standard). –QNH is the Mean Sea Level pressure. The QNH is calculated through the measurement of the pressure at the airport reference point moved to Mean Sea Level, assuming the standard pressure law. With the QNH setting, the altimeter indicates the altitude above Mean Sea Level (if temperature is standard). QNE (Standard) corresponds to 1013 hPa. With the standard setting, the altimeter indicates the altitude above the 1013 hPa surface (if temperature is standard). https://www.instagram.com/p/CqtCH4cINEe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Smoke Alarm Solutions Townsville
Smoke alarms are one of the most essential safety features of your home and should be installed in all bedrooms, hallways and storeys. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) recommend smoke alarms be hardwired or powered by a non-removable 10-year battery.
This business offers smoke alarm solutions for Real Estate agencies and homeowners in townsville, North Queensland. It’s a great opportunity to be part of the boom market in this industry and build a reputation for quality smoke alarm services.
Installation
We supply and install a range of 240V smoke alarm solutions, as well as battery powered options. We can also check and replace expired units if required to maintain compliance.
Smoke alarms should be installed correctly to ensure you are alerted to the presence of a fire in time for you and your family to escape safely. The best position for your smoke alarm is in the apex of a cathedral ceiling or the corner junction between walls and ceilings (near windows, doors and air-conditioners).
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services recommend that all smoke alarms be either hardwired or powered by a non-removable 10-year battery. They also recommend that all alarms are interconnected so that if one goes off, all go off. This new legislation is set to become law by the 1st January 2027, so it’s important that your home complies before then. Call Jaric Electrical today to make sure your home meets these tough new standards!
Maintenance
Smoke alarms aren’t cheap and they are subject to frequent wear and tear. This is especially true for the elderly or those with medical conditions that may affect their breathing abilities. As such, it is important to have a foolproof plan in place for the maintenance of your smoke alarms. This includes not only regular replacement of batteries but also ensuring they are serviced on time and according to plan to avoid false alarms, fires and a hefty fine should you be caught in the act. Keeping up with the latest industry standards will go a long way to securing your well deserved reputation as the trusted name in quality and safety.
Replacement
If your smoke alarms are outdated or faulty, you will need to replace them with new ones. If you are a landlord, this is a legal requirement to ensure your property is compliant with the current legislation. The law states that all Queensland dwellings must have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms in every bedroom, hallways which connect bedrooms with the rest of the home and on every level by 2027. You should be wary of dodgy traders who may try to sell you smoke alarm solutions townsville that aren’t compliant with the regulations. You can visit the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services website for more information about this.
Smoke alarm servicing is a risky job due to heat stress and the potential for injury or death.
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I have had too many incidents where someone else going QFE mode has caused me food insecurity so I’m too traumatized to ever just delete everything and leave. The worst that could happen is that I stop posting. I doubt I’ll ever leave since this is the best time I’ve ever had in my entire online experience and honey I’ve had a lot of it.
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3 Simple Home Fire Safety Tips for Winter
Now that we have officially hit our winter months, there is nothing like staying warm and comfortable and enjoying time with family and friends.
HOWEVER
House fires alone claim the lives of more than 50 Australians every year. That’s more than all of our natural disasters combined!
The good news is that these deadly events are completely avoidable.
Follow our 3 simple tips for improving your fire safety during the cooler months…..
Tip #1: ENSURE YOUR SMOKE ALARMS ARE CORRECTLY INSTALLED AND WORKING
Did you know… when you’re asleep, your sense of smell is also sleeping? This means that you may not be aware of the danger around you until it’s far too late!!
Smoke alarms provide you and your family with the best chance of an early escape.
Check your smoke alarms regularly, ensuring they all work and are replaced if damaged or greater than 10 years old.
Set a reminder in your phone to regularly clean and test your smoke alarms, ensuring there is at least one working alarm on each floor of your home between the bedrooms and living area. For extra protection, it is strongly recommended to also have one in each bedroom.
Living in a rental? Landlords in Queensland are required to have ALL smoke alarms hardwired and interconnected. If one smoke alarm does not activate the rest, ensure that this is followed up with your landlord ASAP. If you are an owner/occupier, this measure must be completed by 2027.
Tip #2: DEVELOP AND PRACTICE YOUR HOME FIRE ESCAPE PLAN
When it comes to your home fire safety, it is essential to have a detailed plan to give you and your family the best chance of getting out safely.
Here are some points to consider when developing your home fire safety plan….
Draw or print a basic map of your house and keep in an easily accessible location. Identify your assembly/meeting place on the map also.
Include two means of escape from each section and share it with everyone in the house
Practise your plan at least twice a year. Make it a fun activity for the kids!
Consider occupants with special needs or a disability
Ensure that doors and windows can be easily opened for escape
List the basic steps that need to be taken during an emergency within your plan. These should include;
Help those in immediate danger if safe to do so,
Close any doors to stop the spread of fire/smoke,
Get down under the smoke and get outside quickly,
Go to your meeting place and DO NOT go back inside!
Call 000 from a safe location and alert neighbours in danger
Tip #3: CONDUCT A HOME FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT
Not sure where to start? Download ourFREE Winter Fire Safety Checklist HERE!
Also, make sure you keep in mind the following points;
Always remember to turn the power off to cookware in the kitchen if leaving it unattended
Keep at least one meter clear around heaters
Check electric blankets for frayed cords and other damage
NEVER overload power boards or power points
By following our tips above, you’re well on your way to giving you and your family the best chance of escape and survival should the unthinkable happen.
Need more information? Click on the links below to the Queensland Fire & Emergency Services (QFES) and NSW Fire & Rescue for more tools and tips on getting your home fire safety right.
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https://firereadyaustralia.com.au/3-simple-home-fire-safety-tips-for-winter/
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