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Sterling

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  1. If you still havent gotten it open yet, you can use a ballpoint pen with a soft plastic tube like in the video below.

    I helped a friend open the same kind of lockbox using the soft plastic ballpen tube.

    Basically, jam the tube into the round lock where the key would go and twist, while at the same time turning the handle to open.

    Good luck!

     

     

     

  2. You normally have to have residency in the US State you want to file the divorce in.

    Luckily, Guam only requires 7 days "residency" to file for divorce there.

    Fly in, meet with the divorce lawyer to get the paperwork together. Be a tourist for 7 days and on day 8, file the papers.

    As long as she agrees and signs the paperwork, you're good to go.

    I would recommend doing a Google search for Guam Divorce Lawyers to get more information.

    Good luck!

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  3. Monsieur Vous,

    Please pass on to Mr Owl that he needs to make sure the USB thumb drive he purchased is a legitimate one and not a counterfeit (is that word French?).

    Man disreputable resellers are selling fake 1GB-8GB thumb drives and changing the code on the thumb drive itself to report a larger capacity.

     

    Here are some options to make sure he got a legit one:

    https://www.geckoandfly.com/22803/detect-fake-usb-flash-drives-sd-cards-ssd-disk/

     

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  4. If you have to add water, those are swamp coolers and don't do well in high humidity areas as I found out in the Philippines.

    We bought a portable A/C unit with the 4" exhaust tube for the hot air and those work very well, as they are basically window A/C units in a different body.

     

    I had not heard about ceramic bladed clippers; thanks for mentioning those, I'll check them out.

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  5. Are those A/Cs or evaporative (swamp) coolers? I tried a few different swamp coolers in the Philippines and they don't seem to work well in the high humidity.

     

    Owl, did you try lubricating your old clippers with some clipper/sewing machine oil?

    I have an electric beard trimmer that was doing the same thing (pulling hairs) and put some clipper oil on the blades and they work much better now.

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  6. 11 hours ago, owl sees all said:

    Really, I'm trying to equip Mildred with knowledge and understanding, through a range of things, that will help her in the future. It's a tough world out there for Thai youngsters growing into adulthood; especially those from Isaan.

    Yeah, thats what im trying to do with my kids. Expose them to a bunch of different ideas and projects so they can see some of what all is available to them and see what interests them.

     

    Anything computer related should be a good basis for future job prospects. Anecdotally, I've heard that employers in the US are having a hard time finding people with "computer experience" that's more that just using a phone or a tablet. A lot of younger folks know how to use those but not the network or server infrastructure on the back end that makes all of the online services possible.

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