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Why manufacturing won't return to the U.S. - former CEO Motorola
America Faces Significant Shortage of Tech Workers in Semiconductor Industry and Throughout U.S. Economy https://www.semiconductors.org/america-faces-significant-shortage-of-tech-workers-in-semiconductor-industry-and-throughout-u-s-economy/#:~:text=WASHINGTON—July 25%2C 2023—,these workers in the semiconductor -
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2025 SSA Form 7162 - "Hello, are you dead yet?" forms.
You're residence is in Australia, too? I believe if your address is in Australia then you should get the form ONLY every two years. I think it was Pib who was likely correct in saying the blank form must be sent. but probably no earlier than January if you haven't got it by then. Of course, you can't use the barcode if you never received it. You could edit last year's barcode but the style is different this year. I guess you'd have to download and fill in the blank (last rev 2023). https://www.ssa.gov/foreign/ssa7162ocrsm.pdf There isn't much room for address in the upper field, but I'm sure you could use the lower area. Can you not check with other expats in Australia and see when they're arriving there or at all this year? And DO NOT forget to put your SSAN below the phone number box. Beneficiaries with addresses in Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, and APO/FPO/DPO receive the form every two years. Beneficiaries in countries not mentioned above receive the form every year. -
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Why manufacturing won't return to the U.S. - former CEO Motorola
I don't see anything uncivil in @bamnutsak post, unless you consider getting the truth thrown in your face some kind of abuse. -
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TM30 needed for new passport?
My recent experience at Jomtien. New tm30 not needed to transfer stamps to new passport. New tm30 needed to do first 90 day address report with new passport -
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Eye injection
I am reading up on floaters. This article is saying the same thing my doctor told me - the best thing with floaters is to leave them alone, unless there is a retinal tear. The surgical procedures for floaters appear to be high-risk. They recommend surgery only for retinal tear, not floaters. https://www.sciencealert.com/can-a-supplement-really-help-you-control-your-pesky-eye-floaters There are a couple of medical ways to get rid of floaters. The most accepted is a procedure called vitrectomy, which surgically removes the vitreous. But this surgery poses risks to a person's vision far more significant than the floaters themselves. Zapping floaters with a laser (known as a YAG laser) is another option, but not all experts agree that this is safe. Worryingly, several private companies offer this treatment as a good solution, even though there are reports of damage to various eye structures and glaucoma as a result. So what should you do if you find yourself troubled by floaters? Mostly, the best thing to do is ignore them. Over time, the brain adapts, and we notice them much less. You're more likely to get floaters if you are shortsighted, had cataract surgery, or if you've had eye inflammation (swelling). And you might have more floaters if you have diabetes, so glucose and diabetic control are important. Occasionally, floaters can be signs of a serious condition. If you suddenly notice a lot of new floaters or flashes, or if a shadow or grey curtain comes down over your vision, this could indicate a retinal tear needing urgent surgery.- 1
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