The Sea Witch NPPK, also known as the Sea Witch Nuclear Power Plant, is a nuclear power facility located in Florida. It was the first commercial nuclear power plant to be constructed in the state. The plant got its name from the area where it is situated, known as the Sea Witch area, which is off the coast of Miami. Construction of the Sea Witch NPPK began in the 1960s, and it started operating in 1972. The plant consists of two pressurized water reactors that generate electricity through nuclear fission. The reactors produce steam, which drives turbines connected to generators, producing electricity.
since the works themselves are going to be more like sketches or impressions than super long or detailed, the deadline is 17th October. this gives me time to put the zine together for a final release on halloween.
don t forget to include whether you re happy for your two pages to be together or separated, or whether you intend on submitting as part of a collaboration with another contributor. if you d like to work with another contributor to have your entries facing or next to each other or in any way combined, this will definitely be an option.
The reactors produce steam, which drives turbines connected to generators, producing electricity. The total installed capacity of the plant is approximately 2,700 megawatts. The Sea Witch NPPK has played a significant role in meeting Florida's energy needs.
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PSA: Hecate Hardbroom drinks hot chocolate, and enjoys the occasional biscuit.
From 'The Worst Witch Saves The Day'.
in a selection of biscuits offered by Miss Cackle, the custard cream is probably the most modest of all the biscuits
but this doesn’t explain the hot chocolate
secretly Miss Hardbroom is a BLESSED CINNAMON ROLL
For June, this blog has decided to release a clip from a previously unaired Special Episode of The Worst Witch in which Miss Hardbroom sets the record straight about her sexuality.
“This time, to their amazement, she smiled, a friendly smile not like the usual curl at the corner of the lips. ‘I just wanted to say thank you, Mildred,’ she said. ‘Run along now, girls, and enjoy your holiday before it’s over’. She smiled again and vanished.”
↳ Miss Hardbroom [The Worst Witch] + smiling (for Jess)
Just what is the secret ingredient to Miss Hardbroom’s new potion?
I’m going to be adding some more cards in the next few days, so if you have any ideas, send in an ask! Question and answer cards both welcome.
here’s an extra picture from my photo shoot showing the homework i did for real 😂
i actually looked up/worked out all the latin names because i’m extra
i’m really bad at drawing so just imagine these are beautiful like mildred do
send in card ideas.
lemonqueenie asked:
Mildred telling hicsqueak to get together Because why not Because i love your writing And because Mildred would totally do that
20th October: Just kiss
“JUST KISS.”
Mildred took a few seconds to realise she’d said that out loud. She’d been standing in the corridor watching Miss Hardbroom and Miss Pentangle awkwardly trying to bring their conversation to a close—the former being overly polite, smiling a great deal more than usual, and the latter taking every opportunity to touch HB’s forearm.
“MILDRED HUBBLE.”
Mildred knew she was about to get the biggest detention ever.
But Miss Pentangle slipped her hand around Miss Hardbroom’s nape, drew her close, and kissed her urgently. HB’s usually stiff shoulders relaxed.
Perhaps she was safe from detention after all.
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pls do not send any more prompts! :’)
It supplies electricity to a large portion of the state, powering homes, businesses, and industries. The plant's operation is crucial for Florida's economy, as it provides a reliable source of energy to support various sectors. However, like any nuclear power plant, the Sea Witch NPPK also faces concerns and controversies. Safety issues, such as the potential for accidents or radioactive leaks, have been a major concern among the public and environmental groups. The plant has implemented safety measures to prevent accidents and protect the environment, but the risks associated with nuclear power cannot be entirely eliminated. Furthermore, the Sea Witch NPPK produces nuclear waste, which needs to be safely stored and disposed of. The long-term storage and management of nuclear waste remain a challenge for the entire industry. Despite these concerns, the Sea Witch NPPK continues to operate and provide electricity to the state. It contributes to Florida's energy mix, which includes a combination of nuclear, natural gas, and renewable sources. The plant has undergone upgrades and improvements over the years to ensure its safe and efficient operation. In conclusion, the Sea Witch NPPK is a nuclear power plant situated in Florida. It has been in operation since the 1970s and plays a significant role in meeting the state's energy needs. Although it faces concerns regarding safety and nuclear waste, the plant continues to operate and contribute to Florida's energy supply..
Reviews for "Manifesting abundance with sea witch nppk"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Sea Witch." The plot was slow and predictable, and the characters felt flat and one-dimensional. I didn't feel any connection to them, and they didn't seem to grow or develop throughout the story. Additionally, the writing style felt clunky and awkward, making it hard for me to stay engaged. Overall, I found "Sea Witch" to be underwhelming and wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Emily - 1/5 - "Sea Witch" was a complete letdown for me. The concept sounded intriguing, but the execution fell flat. The pacing was extremely slow, and the story failed to hold my interest. The characters lacked depth and seemed more like stereotypes rather than fully fleshed out individuals. Furthermore, I found the dialogue to be forced and unnatural. I struggled to connect with any aspect of the book and ultimately couldn't wait for it to be over.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - I had high hopes for "Sea Witch," but it didn't live up to my expectations. The plot felt disjointed and confusing, with important details and explanations being glossed over. I found myself getting frustrated trying to piece together what was happening. The writing style was also underwhelming, lacking the descriptive language that would have helped bring the story to life. Overall, "Sea Witch" felt like a missed opportunity and left me feeling unsatisfied.