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I have no room left in my cupboards so I have a little drinks station all set up ready to go for a mug of coffee or a cup of tea.
A lady at a craft show we were at had bottles with lights in them and very kindly let me photograph them for a bit. :]
Day fourteen of the #fmsphotoaday challenge for December
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the island paradise resturant drinks is at the outdoors of outside of more stunned and amazing of the outdoors need is looking sharp of the good weather
40/50 from my 50mm project.
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Ilu.do przepisu na drinka "Violimo" który wygrał w konkursie Finlandia Vodka Cup, a wyczarował go Robert Gaberkiewicz
Illustration for the recipe for the drink "Violimo" which won in the competition Finland Vodka Cup
the drink is authorships of Robert Gaberkiewicz
1 orange crush, 2 yoo hoo, carlstad nj, 3 chocolate soldier, doraville ga, 4 nehi, 5 blenheim ginger ale, blenheim sc, 6 stewart's root beer
Found this old unopened soft drink bottle. The yellow dots (unknown substance) sit suspended within the beverage like you'd see in a lava lamp. Verrrrry strange.
Has anybody out there actually ever drank any of this stuff?
Excessive drinking is not only dangerous to your health but can leave you vulnerable to crime and violence.
Think Safe, Drink Safe aims to reduce alcohol-related crime, disorder and anti-social behaviour across Greater Manchester while promoting a safe night out.
The campaign was introduced following national concern about the developing rise in 'binge drinking' and promotes responsible drinking, raises awareness of the potential problems excessive drinking can lead to and encourages and promote the use of safe transport home.
Think Safe, Drink Safe was used effectively when changes to the licensing laws were introduced in November 2005 and police powers were increased including expanded closure powers and higher penalties for public order offences and drunk and disorderly.
As part of the campaign a variety of successful initiatives have been introduced across the Force area to discourage binge drinking and prevent alcohol related crime.
All Think Safe, Drink Safe initiatives are supported by a high profile, internationally acclaimed, advertising and marketing campaign, which features key messages such as 'Pace your drinks', 'Plan your night out' and 'Stay with friends'.
The campaign attempts to attack the culture of binge drinking and provides helpful advice and safety messages to late-night drinkers
Remember the following when planning a night out:
*Avoid trouble by walking away. If a friend starts becoming aggressive, calm them down , remove them from the situation and encourage them to sober up.
*Pace your drinks.
*Drink plenty of water.
*Always try to eat something before a night out.
*Don’t leave your drink unattended, even when going to the toilet.
*Never accept a drink from anyone you do not completely trust.
*Stay with friends or in a group.
*Go out together and leave together. Do not wander off from your friends without letting anyone know where you are going and arrange a meeting point in case you do get separated.
Take safe transport
*Pre-book a taxi to take you home and arrange to be picked up from a safe, and well-lit meeting point.
*Make sure the taxi you ordered is the one you get into.
*Know the car details and ensure the driver knows what name it was booked under.
*Find out where taxi ranks are and try to choose staffed ones.
*If alone, book a taxi firm you know and trust. Do not get a private hire car (they look like a normal car) unless you have booked them first. Only hackney carriages (traditional black cabs) are insured to carry passengers who have flagged them down.
*Always sit in the back, preferably behind the driver.
*Night buses run until around 3am in parts of Greater Manchester. Find out when the last bus leaves so that you don't become stranded.
*Try to catch the bus from stops with bus loaders. If there isn't any in your town, use well-lit bus stops in busy areas.
*If alone, sit as near to the driver as possible and avoid empty upper decks.
*Tell the driver or guard if someone bothers you.
*Avoid walking home alone. If you have no other choice, walk in the middle of the pavement, avoid short cuts and face ongoing traffic.
*If you think you are being followed, cross the street several times. If you still think you are being followed, walk to the busiest area you can find or knock on somebody's door.
To find out more please visit our website.
You should call 101, the new national non-emergency number, to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response.
Always call 999 in an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, violence is being used or threatened or where there is danger to life.
You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give a statement.
Our home bees drink from a bucket with an old tea towel on it ( tea towel soaks up the water ), easier for them to drink and they don't drown.
Have a great week.
Drinking water.. thanks to Indian railways...... Shot at a deserted station near Aurangabad.. on Manmad Aurangabad route.. . is this poverty.. or pure ignorance.. no idea..
Essa xícara é da irmã da Bruna (www.flickr.com/honeybru), mas eu usei minha amiga Luisa para segura-la. Eu achei a foto super linda, pelas cores e tudo o mais.
Nossa, hoje foi um dia cansativo... Boa noite para todos!