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Quite simply, the best cake shop in Noida. Set up by an entrepreneur who hired chefs from the top pastry kitchens in the NCR, this branch has an endless display of chocolate bonbons, chocolate cookies, chocolate pastries and chocolate cakes. While it is heaven for a chocoholic, it is also a great place to look for a gift for a friend, as they really do have items of differing sweetness levels. In a small ante-room, they serve a selection of savouries like crepes and pizzas. Their range includes timeless favourites rather than the flavour of the moment.
Livetable - Restaurants SaaSStreamline is a visionary technology company revolving around people; people’s talents, people’s needs, and people’s passions. “The power of i” is a culture that brings individual’s talents, knowledge, and brilliance to the forefront in a dynamic collective setting. Every individual, whether it’s a Streamline team member, or a valued Streamline customer, will be empowered and able to contribute to the evolution of its solution focused technology.
Imagine an innovative independent institution with the intensity and influence to impact multiple industries on international scale. Inspired intelligence and refined infrastructure enables the introduction of cutting edge solutions to a variety of vertical marketplaces. Integrated real-time connectivity leaves a lasting impression of modern technological satisfaction to a new world seeking instant gratification. Investing in customers, internal teams, and evolving technology allows each individual to be an inventor, and Streamline, the machine.Monaco Yacht Show 2019 is an iconic yacht show that takes place in Port Hercules, in the principality of Monaco. This ostentatious show is recognized as one of the most important yachts shows at a worldwide level, due to its luxury establishment. From September 25-28th, Monaco will be the centre stage for this prestigious event, and Basel Shows is about to let you in on the essential for this incredible event.
The Monaco Yacht Show, an astounding event that’s located on the incredible Port Hercules. From September 25-28th, this event will showcase over 100 exclusive superyachts, that are built by some of the most prestigious shipyards and welcomes leaders from the yachting industry.
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In September, the yachting industry turns its focus exclusively to this incredible event where forty or so new launches are annually unveiled in a worldwide debut. During these eventful days, there are over 500 companies and partners that are proud to participate in an event of this magnitude, that revolutionizes the yachting world.
This event displays the ultimate showcase for industry influencers from the most reputable superyacht builders, award-winning yacht designers, luxury suppliers, influential brokerage houses, to incredible fun water toys, luxury cars, helicopter, and private jet manufacturers. This is the place you need to go if you’re looking to discover the greatest aspects of super yachting.
On a 42K-square-metre exhibition space, this event shares numbers of attendance that are absolutely incredible. This year, they expect about 30,000 visitors, where 20% is dedicated to private visitors, and 87% is correspondent to international visitors. Existing since 1991, this event has benefitted from the recognition and the support of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco.
At this event brace yourself to experience the pinnacle of the luxury yachting industry, and every experience that comes with it. Monaco Yacht Show 2019 is full of amazing and super-exclusive events that you can’t miss. This is one example among many top boating events for the aficionados of the industry.
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&gt;He said I need to be respectful of things like this that make him angry, that me not answering the phone is a "trigger" for him and that if I had been more understanding and comforting when he arrived (instead of just apologizing like I did) then he wouldn't have gotten so upset.

"Look what you made me do" classic abusive justification. Even 1% of the time spent walking on eggshells around your partner because you don't know what sets them off is too much. Yes he's probably grown up with this and thinks it's normal. It's not normal and he needs to recognise that on his own or it will not change.First Time Display, which LED lights to buy?
Hello, I picked up a ton of incandescent lights after Christmas for a few cents a box and am planning to do a big display this year. I started to create a plan and soon realized that incandescents use a ton of power! Right now I'm looking at a 40 amp draw for the display I want to do and it's not that big of a display. Now I can see why LED lights were such a game changer for you guys.
The question I have is what LED lights should I buy? I originally wanted to make up super strings with several different colors of lights, but am wondering if the RGB stands or Pixel strands would be the best way to go. There would be less lights to purchase and hang and I would be able to have any color I want. I'm trying to research all of the different types, but am quite confused with all the different reference numbers with the strands. Is there a guide out there some where or a preferred strand to buy?
RGB is it's own beast. It's not going to be as "plug and play" as using regular LED strands. RGB runs on low voltage so you are always fighting voltage drop. They also use a fair bit of power... But, you can do pretty much whatever you want as far as color and patterns.
Our standard LED light strands are sealed construction, so they are very durable. They are also full wave, so you get flicker free light as well a brightness gain. They will work fine with light controller as well.
My suggestions, is to go watch a ton of YouTube videos of Christmas slight shows. Pick out what you like and what you don;t like. Some people don't like how RGB looks, some love it. Some people hate how LED's look and will only use incandescent....
Once you get a rough idea of what you like and what you may want to accomplish with your display, then post some details here and we will help get you on a good path and make sure you are successful.
I did a lot of research and ended up exclusively purchasing Holiday Light Express LED's. The combination of quality and warranty is hard to beat.
As for RGB, as hotrod says, that is a totally different animal. You really have to map out your display and know your stuff.
Thanks guys, great advice. I have an idea on what I'm going to do for this years display, but am trying to plan for the future when I convert to LED lights and want to make sure I buy the right stuff the first time. Incandescent lights use too much power, I already have to add two 20 amp circuits to the side of my house just to run this years show and it's not that big so I defiantly have to switch to LED.
I see what you guys are saying about the extra work for RGB lights, but really see a big benefit to using them as well as conventional LED strings. I enjoy working with electronics and have a good sized work shop full of cool tools to play with so I have the ability to create my own power supplies and panels if needed. Guess I could get a few RGB strings this year just to mess around with and see how they work.
Here are a few pictures of my work shop. I'm currently working on converting a manual milling machine to CNC control and built the entire control box. The blue lathe in the picture is also CNC controlled as well as the small D&M milling machine. My brother and I built a large CNC router (which is now at his house) but I have access to it if needed for stuff like large plywood cutouts.
I'm doing 20,000 incandescent lights. I may mix LEDs in here and there but I am trying to stay away from them. They just don't look the same. I saw a video of another 100% incandescent display..... I want to say it was "lighting up paxton" but I'm not exactly sure.
How many watts, or amps do you think your 20,000 lights take to run? My calculations say that I can run 50 sets of lights containing 100 bulbs on a 20 amp breaker. That's a 20 amp breaker for every 5000 lights. I'm planning for a 10,000 to 15,000 light display this year but the current draw may depict how many lights I use.
I have 51468 LEDs including RGB tape style. All on, I draw maybe 6 amps total as measured with a Kill-a-Watt machine. Everything is all running on a regular 15amp breaker. Forgot to mention I also have a LED projector running as well in this equation. That's the beauty of LED's. They draw almost nothing.
I won't be able to buy LEDS for a year or two so I will have to deal with the high current draw for now. I would love to see some pictures of how others powering their high current displays.
Everyone here, I'm sure, have started with a few strings and a few controllers. I think anyone