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BigStar

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  1. Exercise very helpful: Creatine known good: Creatine Supplementation and Brain Health A couple of others to consider: ginkgo biloba and lion's mane. Other than that, a nutrient-rich diet. Some extra anti-oxidants might be helpful, but you'll never know, having no clone to act as a control subject. And finally a brain needs exercise too. Video games, readily available. Video games show potential in improving key aspects of memory in older adults
  2. That's plenty enough. Take the job.
  3. Right. Trump can't buy groceries. Keep believing that, pal. Encapsulates all that's wrong with the loonie left right there.
  4. Predictably, another flop of many in Biden's failed presidency. The faithful will believe that nonsense, however. Donald Trump's net worth has jumped $4 billion this year to $7.2 billion, per Bloomberg's rich list. The former president is richer than George Soros and set to surpass Mark Cuban and George Lucas. --https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-wealth-tmtg-dwac-billionaires-stock-court-judgment-rich-list-2024-3
  5. Are here to offer helpful advice for the OP or merely rationalize and pat yourself on the back?
  6. Short life but the end missed a crucial element necessary for approval from out ANF Life Coaches. The ideal is that short but happy life ending with a smile on one's face during a bonk. The short but happy life omits dieting and exercise; Mr. Milligan may have successfully achieved that part; he was at least living in the paradise of Pattaya.
  7. Shepherd's pie? Good subtopic: our member's fave pies, often seen on their plates.
  8. And I didn't even bother with doing that. But I think for various reasons the OP is better off just spending B300 or so.
  9. You can continue to use Win 10 without activation. You'll see the nag message and you can't use the desktop personalization options. You may get fear mongering here about the cheap grey market keys. Been discussed before in other threads, I'm not getting back into it. In short, buy from a reputable, well-reviewed vendor on Lazada, Ebay etc., and you'll be fine. These keys are legit but aren't being used as M'soft envisioned.
  10. Beneath notice, really. I wonder why papers publish all that blather about footy.
  11. From Barcelona to Malia: how Brits on holiday have made themselves unwelcome
  12. You'd need to engage in the obvious extrapolation. If more did understand, then the level of debt would be lower, as with the lady in question.
  13. WOT??? TAT: ANF holds that Chinese don't spend, only come in on zero-baht tours, and only patronize Chinese-owned businesses.
  14. Not really, as it isn't the subject of the article. The readership doesn't care about Thais, just our own.
  15. Quite a few in the UK, evidently. People in the UK owed £1,836.4 billion at the end of December 2023. This is up by £10.9 billion from £1,825.4 billion at the end of December 2022, an extra £205.37 per UK adult over the year. The average total debt per household, including mortgages, was £65,395. --https://themoneycharity.org.uk/money-statistics/ So if this lady is able to save and avoid the debt trap, good on 'er.
  16. But we have a number of multi-millionaire, blue stocking, landed gentry here whinging regularly.
  17. What was the saying? Not impressed with your Microsoft-trained thinking skills here. If you wish to know the real reasons, you can read through threads such as What made you leave Windows/macOS for Linux? Nonsense. Some Linux users, notably programmers, make extensive use of Linux shell commands and scripts, yes. The average desktop user doesn't, and so that usage in particular can't be a point of pride. Now Linux users may pride themselves on their expertise in general, having a large percentage of geeks among the population. But M'soft fanbois can be just as arrogant and overbearing. One can also argue that Linux isn't necessarily less convenient and is in some ways more convenient. Users give up more than just money, though they may not be aware of it. Laughable ignorance. You really don't belong in this thread. The (low) market share of Linux on the desktop has ticked up recently, BTW.
  18. Your old Macrium, if the free edition, still worked.
  19. Macrium Reflect Free (for personal use) doesn't expire. Any trial premium features do. From the OP you don't need any premium features.
  20. Suspect "bob smith" is a paid shill. So yes, management's happy getting a return.
  21. True. Cloned a disk just yesterday with it.
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