The Shropshire Union Canal Society's working group in January saw a large number of volunteers clearing vegetation along the waterway. Some activities had to be postponed due to the icy conditions which resulted in the ground, canal and paths being covered in ice.Before work (Image: SUCS) However, the volunteers put their time to good use… Continue reading A Shropshire Union canal restoration project continues
A home on the high border
Last week two of the most powerful rockets ever flown were launched. On the 16th In January, SpaceX's Starship launched its seventh test flight and its first stage booster was successfully captured – although the upper stage was lost in rather spectacular fashion. Success is uncertain, but entertainment is guaranteed! ✨ pic.twitter.com/nn3PiP8XwG — Elon Musk… Continue reading A home on the high border
'Wildcard Kitchen' Host Eric Adjepong Teases James Beard Brawl's 'Epic Showdown' | Arts and entertainment
There's no bluffing here – the Food Network game show Wildcard cuisine is an ace up your sleeve. In Season 2, which premiered on January 7th, Top chef Finalist and series host Eric Adjepong hands out cards to his chef friends for three rounds after work in the station's underground kitchen, which they call “culinary… Continue reading 'Wildcard Kitchen' Host Eric Adjepong Teases James Beard Brawl's 'Epic Showdown' | Arts and entertainment
Hound House is bringing a dog social club to Toronto
Hound House, a concept centered around canine companionship, has opened its doors in downtown Toronto. The space is designed as an urban social club for dogs and their owners with shared workspaces, a dog spa, cafe and bar, daycare, monthly social events and rental space for private bookings. Fulfill a need Founded by Lauren Guizzetti… Continue reading Hound House is bringing a dog social club to Toronto
Contractors Beware: License Footing Mistakes Can Make Your Construction Contract Unenforceable | Warner Norcross + Judd
The Michigan Occupational Code requires residential construction, maintenance and remodeling contractors to be licensed to perform certain types of work. The Michigan Supreme Court ruled Stokes v. Millen Roofing649 NW2d 371 (2002), that under MCL 339.2412(1), a residential contractor cannot sue a delinquent customer for damages if the contractor was not licensed for the act… Continue reading Contractors Beware: License Footing Mistakes Can Make Your Construction Contract Unenforceable | Warner Norcross + Judd
Empowering Domestic Bitcoin Miners Amid Market Boom
Antminer L3+ and S9 Space Heater New Design from D-Central Technologies 5 Minibits powered by Bitaxe, next to each other, in different colors Antminer Loki Rig Mods with APW3 Side Hodler Bitcoin Surges Above $109,000 – D-Central Technologies is Emerging as the Ultimate Home Mining Destination, Providing Innovative and Sustainable Solutions. MONTREAL, QC, CANADA, January… Continue reading Empowering Domestic Bitcoin Miners Amid Market Boom
Charged electric vehicles | Circontrol introduces new service portfolio for electric vehicle infrastructure
Electric vehicle charger manufacturer Circontrol has launched a new service portfolio to support and maintain its customers' charging infrastructure, designed to maximize uptime and simplify the charging process. Since 2008, 165,000 Circontrol chargers have been installed in more than 60 countries. The portfolio includes three service packages, an expert network that combines in-house resources with… Continue reading Charged electric vehicles | Circontrol introduces new service portfolio for electric vehicle infrastructure
Roof renovation work is underway at Bannockburn House
The team at Old Plean Roofing is working on restoring the roof of Stirling's historic Bannockburn House as part of a long-term project to bring the 17th century building back to life. The company, founded by Mark and Fiona Thornton, was commissioned to carry out the first phase of repairs and a team is on… Continue reading Roof renovation work is underway at Bannockburn House
Tour a lovingly restored medieval thatched cottage in Hampshire
Lucy Ogilvie-Grant's thatched cottage is tucked away at the end of a secluded lane, surrounded by the wooded countryside and wild meadows of Hampshire. Step inside and feel a carefree sense of style that belies the hard work that went into creating this characterful family home. Lucy moved from Northumberland to Hampshire, where she rented… Continue reading Tour a lovingly restored medieval thatched cottage in Hampshire
Can you replace IKEA kitchen cabinet doors? Here's what you should know
Melissa Herzog/Shutterstock IKEA products are known for their reliability and functionality and are therefore common in most kitchens. If you're looking to completely update your kitchen, whether from everyday wear and tear or just looking for a completely new look, it might be time to give your kitchen cabinet doors a refresh. But… Continue reading Can you replace IKEA kitchen cabinet doors? Here's what you should know