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My Gov, the app
I posted a while ago in another thread, and I stand by it. The day is fast approaching where many companies in Australia will have compulsory 2FA to log in, and most likely by way of SMS. A lot of companies will not send an SMS to a foreign number. Aldi sim and Amaysin are good choices for this propose. They are on the network 365 days, and for small money. -
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A Third Russian Tanker Sinks | 8,000 Tons of Oil Spilled | Issues for Russian Gas and Oil E
No sunbathing in the summer,too oily -
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How many times a day do you pee and what it says about your health
True, as the OP does not mention it. I have BPH, and sometime can get up for one 3 times in the night, only 2 hours apart, even though I have not drunk any further liquid. I sometimes wonder where it all comes from. But, of course, urine is also a by-product of what you have eaten, digested and extracted the goodness out of it, and then you get rid of the poison and suchlike. Pooh on the other hand is what your body cannot digest or need. -
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Is the Vientiane border allowing same day turnarounds / Border bounces?
Two completely separate things. The folk wanting eVisa would be for a Visa eg Non O marriage/retirement. A border bounce for 60 day stamp from visa exempt entry is a different animal. Unrelated -
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UK State Pension
Confirmed - husband or wife have their own state pension based on their own NI contributions. If she was resident in the UK at the time of her husband's death she could claim a Bereavement Support Payment. Occupational pensions are a different matter and she could be entitled to up to 50%. -
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Is Trump Going Soft on China?
Yet Trump was the first president whose net worth decreased while in office. -
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Trying to track down new location for restaurant that was once at Arcade bus station
There used to be a mini mall (now torn down) near Arcade bus station that I think was also called Arcade. There was a Rimping there once which closed. On the first floor there was a unusual Isaan/Thai restaurant with colourful theme, loads of cushions etc. I'm assuming they moved somewhere else because it was quite popular. If you know the new location or the name, please let me know. -
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The Profitable Global Climate Change Hoax/Con/Lie
In July Clauser gave a talk at the event Quantum Korea 2023. He warned the audience about the growing amount of pseudoscience and misinformation. “Now I am not alone in observing the dangerous proliferation of pseudoscience. Recently, The Nobel Foundation has formed a new panel to address the issue called the International Panel on Information Environment. They plan to model it after the UN’s International Panel on Climate Change, the IPCC. I think personally that they are making a big mistake in that effort because in my opinion the IPCC is one of the worst sources of dangerous misinformation. What I’m about to recommend is in furtherance of that, of the aims of that panel. […] I have a second elephant in the room that I have recently discovered regarding climate change. I believe that climate change is not a crisis. […] Beware. If you’re doing good science, it may lead you into politically incorrect areas. If you’re a good scientist, you will follow them. I have several I won’t have time to discuss, but I can confidently say there is no real climate crisis and that climate change does not cause extreme weather events.” Source: https://clintel.org/nobel-prize-winner-dr-john-f-clauser-signs-the-clintel-world-climate-declaration/ Very interesting. Is Clauser a climatologist? Is his career based on studying the climate? Could a dentist make the same claims? NASA and others claim that 97% of climatologists say climate change is true. https://science.nasa.gov/climate-change/faq/do-scientists-agree-on-climate-change/ This implies that Clauser, who is not a Nobel Prize winner in climatology is in the 3%, doesn't it? That is fine as scientists are allowed to disagree. I am sure that if a biologist told a physicist that space is made of blancmange physicists would have to consider it. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-024-01928-2
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