Yes, the showrunner (Russell T Davies) confirmed that the show will restart the season/series numbering.
I love the inclusion of the Rwandan proverb translated into Gallifreyan. It's a really cool way to portray homage to the Doctor's character while also including non-Western influences.
As to the design of the screwdriver itself, I quite miss the old cylindrical design. I'm sure it'll be fine in action though.
To find the previous businesses at that address, contact the City and ask for business license history at that address. Most cities require a business license for every business that wants to operate in a city.
To find the previous construction activity at that location, contact the City (or County if it's unincorporated) and ask for Planning and Building permits at that location. Some sort of permit is always needed when something is being built, so there should be records on it.
Typically, City/County websites have a permit record database online under their Building/Planning/Community Development department. You can usually use those to search up permits for an address. To see actual plans, you would need to contact the City.
For business licenses, that information isn't normally available online but should be public record and can be accessed by contacting the City.
While I agree that beef burgers are great and that beyond meat just isn't the same, I think it's also important to remember that the second best thing to going vegetarian is eating less meat.
I would love to see the mainline games experiment more with different artstyles. Like you said, it would make the games feel new and visually exciting again. But yeah, I don't know how that's going to happen with the current release schedule.
One of the ideas that I've seen thrown around is that all 27 Bay Area transit agencies should be branded as one. For example, instead of telling customers that you have to take SolanoExpress, BART, and AC Transit, they would all be branded as one (for example, Bay Area Regional Transit, or BART :p). I think this could be an interesting way of making the region seem more integrated to the average person, even if all the agencies still maintain their own control.
What do you all think?
A picture of papel picado, a traditional Mexican art form, along the street Miguel Hidalgo in San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur, México. Interestingly, each piece of paper is advertising one of the local businesses on the street (presumably, that business was the one who put it up).
I thought this was a cool method of urban art and activating the street for people on foot, especially in a major tourist zone near the community center. Please let me know if this fits this community!
Great list! I personally think Eve of the Daleks is the best of the three Dalek episodes, it's the most fun.
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