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Quote "This movement aims to preserve the city’s cleanliness, orderliness, and aesthetic charm. " Unquote You've got to have cleanliness, orderliness and aesthetic charm before you can preserve them.

And so the excuses begin.....

Or load the version of Windows X-Lite that you like. Windows 10 and 11 available. Much, much smaller than Windows from MS, and it doesn't phone home.

Surely all the compensation must go to that poor consortium whose building collapsed? (I jest, before you start arguing the merits of that)

Hold down the Ctrl and the Alt key and press the Del key. This will open a small menu. Click on 'Task Manager' and that will open and show you what is running and using CPU and memory.

The problem with that when you have to send a document to somebody who doesn't use Libre Office.

There are that many Somali immigrants that parts of London don't look like Bangladesh anymore.

I recently visited Pattaya after many years and was shocked by the way they are taking over. If I had wanted to be pushed out of the way by Indian families I would have gone to Leicester or Birmingham.

My all time favourite piece of music, and it has been since I first hear it in Walt Disney's :Fantasia: over 65 years ago. Thank you for posting.

The two mothers-in-law.

How often do you actually need a colour printer? Two years ago I bought a Canon laser printer and generally I only use it for 90 day/ visa renewal paperwork. I can't remember the last time I needed a colour print. Being a laser printer if I don't use from one 90 day to another it works first time too. It does scan in colour though, but prints and copies only in black and white. BTW it's a Canon MF3010.

It would be more newsworthy if he didn't attempt to negotiate his release.

I did my 90 day at the new office today. For me it's now a 62km round trip instead of a 7km one. It's easy to find because of the large water tower at the side of it. You can see it from some distance away. But you have to go nearly 3km past the site to get to the next U-turn if you're coming from Khon Kaen up Mittrapharp. They have a separate office for 90 day reporting. It's on the 1st floor (2nd floor if you're American) and outside the office is a lady with a photocopier who checks your documents and copies any missing ones. But I had mine already done. In the office you hand your paperwork and passport to a man sitting behind a counter, he checks it and hands it to another person to fill in the receipt with the new date and staple it in your passport. When ready she calls your name, you collect your passport and off you go. Do be careful exiting the car park as you drop down a steep ramp onto Mittrapharp. There does appear to be a lift (elevator if you're American) but I needed the exercise.

I don't know, ask the choirboys.

Giving the suspects bail allows them to flee the country, which means no trial with its attendant publicity.