Where to buy marijuana seeds?

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How to make Freedom of Information Act request? (United Kingdom)

Everyone has the right to request information held by public sector organisations under the Freedom of Information Act.
Find out how freedom of information works, how to make an information request and what to do if your request is refused - you can find out more details about the topic here.

Is there a cheap money transfer & global payment service on the Internet?

transferGo provides a quick, secure and cost-effective money-transfer service to more than 53 countries around the world and supports 27 currencies.

Transfers via transferGo are processed relatively quickly and customers benefit from low fees and guaranteed exchange rates. In contrast, traditional money transfer services that rely upon agent locations are time-consuming and cost-intensive.

transferGo simplifies the money transfer process for customers, whether they are on the go or comfortable at home. They simply sign-up for free, choose the amount to transfer and soon later their recipient will have access to the money.

Payment can be made by credit/debit card or bank transfer.

Also, don't miss the opportunity to earn £10 bonus (and you can withdraw this £10 to your bank account) on your first £50 transfer!

How to find NHS services in your area? (United Kingdom)

Local NHS services including GPs, dentists, opticians, pharmacies and hospitals can be found on NHS Choices website at
http://www.nhs.uk/servicedirectories/Pages/ServiceSearch.aspx?ServiceType=GP

How to find out when the clocks go forward and back? (United Kingdom)

Please read this post for more information:
http://www.knowhowinaction.com/2011/05/where-to-find-list-of-bank-holidays-and.html

Where to find list of bank holidays and public holidays for 2011 and 2012? (United Kingdom)

The dates of bank holidays and public holidays for 2011 and 2012 in England, Wales and Scotland, as well as in Northern Ireland can be found on Driectgov website at
https://www.gov.uk/bank-holidays

Where to find information on single journey fares for Tube, DLR, Overground and National Rail services in London? (United Kingdom)

Find single journey fares for Tube, DLR, Overground and some National Rail services in London on official Transport for London (TFL) website at
https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payments/fares/single-fare-finder

Where to find information on London river ticket costs? (United Kingdom)

Information about London river ticket fares can be found on official Transport for London (TFL) website at https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payments/fares/river

Where to find information on London National Rail ticket costs? (United Kingdom)

Information on cheapest fare can be found on official National Rail Enquiries website at https://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/service/farefinder/search

Where to find information on London bus and tram ticket costs? (United Kingdom)

Information about London bus and tram fares can be found on official Transport for London (TFL) website at https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payments/fares/bus-and-tram

Where to find information on Tube, DLR and London Overground ticket costs? (United Kingdom)

Information about Tube, DLR and London Overground fares can be found on official Transport for London (TFL) website at https://tfl.gov.uk/fares-and-payments/fares/single-fare-finder

How to get a Flood Risk Indicator result of the property? (United Kingdom)

Please read this post for more information:
https://www.knowhowinaction.com/2011/03/how-to-find-out-who-owns-property.html

How to find out who owns the property? (United Kingdom)

If you're buying or selling a house or are just interested in a property, please visit https://www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry.
To obtain property details just enter the postcode and house number/name on the above web page and click 'Search'.

If you know the full address you can submit a Detailed enquiry, if you don't you can submit a Map enquiry.

For properties you are interested in, you can download:

• a title register where you can find out who owns the property, price paid/value stated information if sold since April 2000 and any rights of way or restrictions on the land noted on the register for only £3 (view title register example)
• a title plan defining the property for only £3 (view title plan example)
• a Flood Risk Indicator result showing the probability of flood for the individual registered property, produced with data supplied by Environment Agency for only £6.50 (excluding VAT) (view Flood Risk Indicator result example)

For further details of documents referred to in the register and obtaining copies see: About this service

For further information about Flood Risk Indicator see: Flood Risk Indicator

How to get National Insurance number? (United Kingdom)

If you're looking for work, starting work or setting up as self-employed you will need a National Insurance number. If you have the right to work in the UK, you will need to telephone Jobcentre Plus on Tel 0345 600 0643 (lines are open 8.00 am to 6.00 pm Monday to Friday) to arrange to get one. They may require you to attend an 'Evidence of identity' interview - see section 'What happens when you apply for a National Insurance number'.

Although you need to have a National Insurance number to start work you don't need to have a plastic National Insurance number card.

Please visit www.hmrc.gov.uk/ni/intro/number.htm or https://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTaxAndBenefits/Taxes/BeginnersGuideToTax/NationalInsurance/IntroductiontoNationalInsurance/DG_190057 for more information.

How to cash a cheque in joint name if you don't have a joint account?

Cheque in joint name but don't have a joint account?
- There are several ways of solving this problem which most commonly occurs when estate agency returns deposit to a married couple at the end of their tenancy:

• ask cheque issuer to cancel current cheque and issue another in one name (in case with estate agencies - they more likely to offer new cheques in names mentioned on the tenancy agreement dividing the owed amount on equal parts)
  or
• open a joint account (e.g. joint savings account that doesn't need a credit check)
  or
• try different branches of your bank/s until the cheque is accepted to be paid into your single account
  or
• previously it was possible to pay such cheque into a single named account as long as you were one of the joint named, and the other joint named authorised the transaction (usually by signing the back of the cheque and writing something like 'I allow my wife to have these funds and will not have access to them'). But with introduction crossing 'a/c payee', the above procedure is frequently refused.
  or
• go to a cheque cashing place (but these places charge a fee for cashing, i.e. 2-6% + handling charge fee).

How to plan a door-to-door journey (i.e. walk, car route, cycle, bus, coach, train)? (United Kingdom)

- Use very useful online tool - Transport Direct website - www.transportdirect.info - Britain's public transport journey planner and car route planner. Plus train times, flight details, travel news, car parks, bus routes, cycle routes and more.

How to make your own furniture polish?

There are many recipes of home-made furniture polishes, but most popular are:

1. Mix 1 part of olive oil and 1/2 part of lemon juice in a clean bowl or spray bottle.
   Use a clean, dry, lint-free cloth to rub a small amount of the polish into your furniture. Wipe dry with another cloth until wood shines.
2. Mix equal parts white vinegar and lemon juice in a clean bowl or spray bottle.
   Use a clean, dry, lint-free cloth to rub a small amount of the polish into your furniture. Wipe dry with another cloth.

Home-made furniture polishes are: relatively cheap to make, chemical-free, environmentally-friendly and have no fragrances to irritate allergies.

How to find out your Council Tax band? (England and Wales, Scotland)

You can find the Council Tax band for a property if you have the full address, including postcode, on the Council Tax Valuation website.

• Find the Council Tax band for your property (England and Wales)
• Information about Council Tax valuations in Scotland

How much Council Tax you actually pay depends on your property band and your local council - each council sets its own Council Tax rates.
Your council can tell you the rates for your area.

• Visit the Council Tax pages of your council website

How to export Skype call history?

There are occasions when you need to export and print out Skype call history (e.g. as supporting document for visa application etc.) you can do this by using small free application called SkypeCallExporter (click here to download it), currently works on Windows computers only.

Please, log in before trying to download the attachment. Just unzip it and launch it, no installation is required.
Some guidelines:    

• Before launching the program, Skype must be running, and you must be logged in (the program uses Skype's API to request the call info from the Skype).     
• When you launch the utility for the first time, Skype will pop up a warning message, and you must authorize the utility to connect to Skype.     
• As soon as the utility is running, it will automatically retrieve all call information (SkypeOut and Skype-to-Skype) from Skype. This can take a while, especially if you have a long call list. During this time, it can look as if the program is doing nothing, and rubbish will be displayed in the table in the utility's window. Please be patient and give it enough time to complete, and meaningful information should appear in the table. It can take minutes, if you have made many Skype calls.     
• After the utility has collected all call records, it will display them in a table that can be exported to a CSV file, or printed directly from the program. By the way: the call cost for SkypeOut calls does not include the connection fee, as the API does not (yet) have commands to retrieve it. Also, the call cost is calculated by simply multiplying the duration by the price per minute, so if you have a special SkypeOut plan, this calculated cost might not be correct.
• The application prints user's name in the title of the report.
• If a call failed, the failure reason is retrieved from Skype and added to the report.

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