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This is the fastest way to contact Now TV through their website with your question, rather than browsing the message board for an answer. The link will take you to their Get In Touch page with a few different options for getting assistance. If you can't access the internet due to a service problem, visit the website on your smartphone rather than a computer. Provided topics include Accounts & Orders, Bills & Payments, Watching Now TV, and Broadband and calls. Click on the arrow below the topic description to access a list of common problems and solutions. These are only the most common questions, so don't worry if you can't find an answer to your problem in the provided lists. Lower on the screen, you'll find a few other options for diagnosing your problem, including links to send an email or access live chat. If you know you'll need to do one of these, scroll down immediately without looking for your problem. If you don't have an immediate question, or you have an issue that doesn't fit into one of the categories, type up a detailed description of the problem. Someone from Now TV will look into the problem and respond back to you within one business day of receiving your message. Try to be as detailed as possible when describing the problem. If there's more than one issue, let them know. Be sure to provide your contact and account information so that they can access your service and get in touch with you. Representatives are only available 8am-midnight for TV questions, and 8am-11pm for internet or calling questions. If your problem happens outside of this time frame, send a message instead. If you don't receive a reply by 8am the next day, access the live chat and let them know that you previously sent a message but are still experiencing issues.

summary: Go to https://help.nowtv.com/get-in-touch in your web browser. Select the topic that you have a question about. Scroll down to the "Anything Else?" section if your problem isn't listed. Select "Send a message" to email Now TV. Choose "Chat online" to talk to a representative during business hours.

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Take eight of the cake cones and stack them in pairs of two. Each stacked pair will be a turret for the castle. Use a cake decorating brush and your edible dust or food coloring to paint the cones in a color that matches or complements the frosting. Affix one turret to each corner of the larger bottom cake. Gently press the base of the turret into the frosting to secure it in place. Fill the wide top portion of the last cake cone with leftover frosting. Turn the sugar cone upside down (so the tip is pointing up), and gently press the wide opening of the cone into the frosting inside the cake cone. Paint the tower with the same food coloring or dust as the turrets. Affix the tower to the very top center of the cake. Gently press it into the frosting to secure it in place. Break or cut all of the graham crackers in half lengthwise. Leave one of the halves intact and set it aside for the door. Break the remaining pieces in half again widthwise (along the serrated center of the cracker). Take the full half and gently press it into the center front of the bottom cake layer. This will be the door of the castle. For the windows, position the graham cracker quarters around the outer faces of the cake to create windows for the castle. Use jelly beans, gum drops, sprinkles, licorice, chocolates, or other candies to decorate the cake if you like. You can create a border around the castle, add candies randomly, create borders for the door and windows, or add other elements to the castle with the candy. You can also lay a full graham cracker in front of the door to replicate a bridge or gate. To prevent the icing from warming up and the decorations from sliding off, return the cake to the fridge or a cold cellar until you're ready to serve it. If you've made the cake to replicate a specific castle, position a small toy or figurine on the castle as a cake topper right before serving.

summary: Add the turrets. Add the tower. Add the doors and windows. Decorate the castle with candy. Chill the cake until it's ready to serve.

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You don't want to be cramming all your hand luggage into your handbag. This gives you time to think about adding things in or taking things out and will generally make you less stressed before the trip. Pack comfortably. This could include some books, electronic entertainment (handheld games, mp3 players, laptops, DVDs if the car has a DVD player, etc.), non-perishable snacks (such as granola bars and cookies), and drinks if you have a cooler. Remember that if you bring carbonated drinks, they may go flat. Pack a pillow to sleep well. You could go to your local library and check out books. Or get new books on your Kindle. Books are a good and easy way to pass time in the car. You could also get magazines or newspaper articles. Talk to your family. Find out who wants to watch which movie at what time. It can become a big problem when you all want to watch a different movie or listen to different music. It's better to prepare your snacks beforehand than be scrambling to fill resealable bags at the last second. If your whole family is sharing a snack, don't bring the whole bag. Then you have to pass the bag around the car. It's easier to separate servings into resealable bags or plastic food containers so each family member can their own snack. Some good snacks to take might be: Pretzels, chips Cheese sticks Veggies such as celery bite-sized pieces, carrot sticks and cherry tomatoes Fruit such as mandarins and apple slices. In case there's a breakdown or accident, pack blankets, torches, a first aid kit including painkillers, drinking water and extra snacks.
summary: Bring a large enough bag. Pack your suitcase a few days before the trip. Pack an additional "carry-on" bag. Prepare your snacks. Pack emergency supplies.