LosLobo

Trump was not convicted of anything, he was found liable for sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll and she was awarded $5m. This was not just because of accusations but also because of his sexual predator modus operandi, et alia.

Really it depends where you live. I used to live in Phuket in a house about 50 metres from the beach so very high humidity, something which easily promotes mould. The only way I could guarantee stopping it was by leaving a ceiling fan on and by leaving room doors ajar and windows open a little. But you have to be careful that rain will not get thru windows. I of course turned the water off. De-humidifiers do work but need to be plumbed for drainage for long usage and can use a lot more power than just a fan. I did live in an apartment in Phuket Town away from the coast and left it for a month with all windows locked. When I returned it was full of mould particularly the mattress. Maybe what didn't help is that after I turned the power off, cleaned out the fridge and left the door ajar there may nave been some condensate in the drip tank at the back of it. I think activated charcoal may absorb humidity but when saturated it needs to be dried in an oven. Pandan etc are only deodorants that mask the smell of the mould.

At Least 9 Dead, Including Gunman, in Shooting at Texas Mall. The gunman was killed at the Allen Premium Outlets in Allen, Texas, on Saturday. The person acted alone and the motive was unclear. Mall Shooting in Allen, Texas, Leaves 9 Dead, Including Gunman - The New York Times (archive.md)

Ubon Joe was a legend in his lifetime and the Book of Knowledge on Thai visas. Over the years he personally helped me with expert advice on many occasions. When I moved to a new province, he was always there with the local information on that particular region along with its peculiarities. I passed this information onto others who no doubt did the same so it was not the thousands here he helped but certainly exponentially many more. His passing and this forum's fitting tribute makes one question the meaning of one's existence and how it could have been improved by followed his fine example of dedicated community service. He will be sadly missed. RIP Joe.....

Preferences because of good feelings I can relate to. I very much doubt that four metre ceilings in a house in a small village, likely in rural Ubon, with surrounding 60 yr old run down houses, will increase the sale price one baht. Building the best house in the street is never a good investment anywhere.

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Details in the drone incident the Kremlin says aimed to assassinate Putin 'don't quite add up.' Mia Jankowicz, Sophia Ankel, and Ryan Pickrell May 4, 2023, 7:30 AM ACST Russian President Vladimir Putin gives a speech at the Grand Kremlin Palace in Moscow on April 6, 2023. Getty Images Russia claimed Wednesday that Ukraine tried to assassinate Putin with a drone attack at the Kremlin. Experts say there are some things that "don't quite add up." They came up with three theories on what might have happened based on what little is known. Details on Drone Incident at Kremlin Do Not Add up, Experts Say (businessinsider.com)

It is common knowledge that the wait times on 13200 are over the top. Don't think I have ever been queried about why I am calling on the Complaints line. In fact most of my queries are valid complaints as I do most of my interaction with online thru Mygov with Centrelink, as is the OP's query to find out why the approval was taking so long. When I first applied for the pension I personally went to the Centrelink office and submitted all of my required documentation in person. Most of that was subsequently lost. Then I posted it as quested. My application was cancelled as Centrelink had lost it again. Resolution took days mainly waiting to get thru on 13200 and eventually was only done thru the Complaints line. I had to go thru the same waiting process again to find that the application had been approved. But the start date had been changed due to time I took to finally submit the application. I won an appeal against the pension start date but they failed to implement the result for six months until I complained after trying to get thru on 13200 for days. I have called 13200 many times only to get the run around by untrained staff. Recently I had to call and ask why my online asset adjustments had not been processed and 13200 did not have a clue. Only by calling Complaints did I resolve the issue. I suggest that I will not get blacklisted as I have enough complaints to justify my actions. NB Complaints line staff are very experienced and have level 3 approval to make decisions.

Putin's is almost certain that it must have be Ukraine because all of his Russian enemies have mysteriously fallen from windows or have been poisoned. Though the story may just all be propaganda to garner sympathy from Russians and to justify his missile attacks on innocent people in Ukraine.

Update : Russia accuses Ukraine of trying to kill Vladimir Putin with Kremlin drone strike | Russia | The Guardian

Evidently there has been a drone attack on the Kremlin, there was a fire but no casualties. This is a screen grab from MSNC Morning Joe a few minutes ago!

Fuel depot ablaze near key Crimea bridge in Russia Story by Reuters • 2h ago Fuel depot ablaze near key Crimea bridge in Russia© Thomson Reuters (Reuters) - A fuel depot was on fire early on Wednesday near a crucial bridge linking Russia's mainland with Crimea, a Russian official said, days after Moscow blamed Ukraine for an attack that set fire to an oil depot in Sevastopol. Fuel depot ablaze near key Crimea bridge in Russia (msn.com)

IMHO, I would suggest that this minor concession from China and India will help give them a better face to maintain some relations with the West and lessen any possible US sanctions. US has already started with China and Ukraine has recently called for sanctions on India. China protests US sanctioning of firms dealing with Russia | AP News On the other hand, they have nothing to fear from Putin, as the two both have Russia literally over a barrel , an oil barrel. As, they are the major purchasers of Russian oil and are responsible for funding the Russian economy and therefore the war, Putin will be silent.

When I want to call Centrelink when I am in Oz, I call the complaints and feedback line and get a direct line to senior staff who know what they are talking about. Of course, I always quickly call the other line first so I will have a complaint!

There was no hurry for Putin to invade Ukraine when Trump was POTUS and so he played the slow game. A lot of US policies under Trump had been 180 degrees from the past, possibly with the influence of Manafort, past advisor to Putin's henchman Viktor Yanukovych, ex Ukrainian President. Trump's pro Putin agenda was evident by him having : sided with Putin not the FBI at Helsinki, opposed Montenegro for joining NATO, opposed the EU, diluted assistance to Ukraine with his perfect phone call, pulled out of Syria leaving it to Russia, pulled out of Open Skies, the nuclear arms control treaty, didn't call out Russia for bounties on US servicemen, didn't call out Russia for various poisonings, planned a death blow to NATO by a total NATO withdrawal for his second term, et alia. But when it was clear that Trump had lost his grip on US policy and Biden started reversing it, there was no longer any point in waiting. So Putin began planning the next phase of his genocide of the Ukraine people, possibly slowed by COVID. Opinion | Why Didn’t Putin Invade Under Trump? It Wasn’t Personal. - POLITICO. 4 things to remember about Trump, Ukraine and Putin | CNN Politics

It is not 'amazing', this is the result of you turning this once respectful and informative forum into a divisive dog's breakfast, obviously just to sate your own schadenfreude. A good analogy to explain the reason for your obviously zero credibility on this forum is Aesop and his fable "The Boy who cried Wolf". In the fable the boy only cried "wolf" three or four times, your 362 times is beyond the pale.

The Russians will have a dangerous and busy job with reparations, 'the ones that sow (the mines) shall reap the harvest, Galatians' 6:7–9. Evidently there is a protocol when placing minefields, to mark and record them for later removal. Failure to do so considered a war crime.

With respect, I suggest that this is only your interpretation of the ATO rules. Perhaps you could post some links and elaborate some more explanation to support your post? Especially, "people in this cohort are not required to pay any tax, no matter their place of residence". Your assessment seems confusing in the light of this article from ATO. What is the tax treatment of Australian age pension when living abroad? | ATO Community It would seem that only the SAPTO @ $2k is applicable, so tax would still be payable if you were deemed to be a non-resident unless there are other reasons for your statement. And also what is your interpretation of the word "proscribed" used in your post's context.

Cheers! Though recommended retail price without discounting for cheapest model is 28k.

With respect and IMHO, you are still stuck in denial that anyone on this forum actually cares about what you say , they don't.

IMO, weight, battery life and functionality are key student requirements. I recently bought an Acer Swift X, similar specs to M2 MacBook Air but at a much cheaper price. Swift X - เอเซอร์ (ประเทศไทย) (acerthailand.com)

Evidently the damage was done by a Mugin-5 Pro UAV which is only $9,499 and has a range of over 800 km. With a lot of Russian military targets including those in Crimea and Russia now within range, the Kerch bridge obviously comes to mind. Although the only 25 kg payload would not destroy the bridge it would damage some of its infrastructure and Putin's ego. Mugin-5 UAV Drone Specifications

I would tend to agree. They should be incentivizing pensioners to leave OZ, as they need more housing to increase immigration to address the worker shortage and growth for taxation income. I would suggest possibly more than 1m expats returned home during the three years of COVID. At least 500k returned in the first 12 months. This no doubt exacerbated the medical and housing situation in Australia.

The OP is another tragic story of mass shootings with the weapon of choice, the AR-15. Call me a cynic of Fox's display of civic goodwill, but I thought it was notable that Fox have been very selective in their display of results of their poll. They have quarantined the positive poll results against gun violence in one graphic from the also positive result of banning assault weapons and grouped it with a negative result for carrying guns and also re-jumbled the header and font size. Obviously there is no logical reason not to show all these results together except for disguising the real perception of assault weapons in the US.