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Reduced battery life of phone brought to thailand
Increased battery usage could be viruses and possibly the Chinese scammers infiltrated your phone. -
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Where's the cache today?
On Firefox type about:cache in the address bar and press enter. This will show you the cache location on your machine. -
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Australia is going mad
Reads to me like its more whinging from an elderly white male who is given to hysteria. Take up a hobby or something so that you stop having these outbursts that suggest a lack of self control. The restriction is limited in scope and applies only to public transport. Advertising by other means remains. The state has an expanding problem with obesity. Since the state must shoulder much of the medical costs of obesity it is reasonable for the state to try and discourage the consumption of products linked to obesity. It is no secret that processed meat is high in sodium, saturated fat, nitrates and nitrites .None of this is good for human health and the nitrates and nitrites are implicated in the skyrocketing colon cancer rates. The BS is your claim. Premier Malinauskas' Labor Government was elected with a platform that said it would take on the obesity and related health in SA, so this is in effect carrying out an election promise. They do not accept the consequences and instead expect the state to pay their medical and disability costs. As per the state government, according to recent data, around 68 per cent of adults and 27.5 per cent of children across South Australia are currently overweight or obese. Modelling indicates that if no action is taken, the number of people overweight or obese is expected to grow by an additional 1,900 children and 48,000 adults over the next five years. Alarmingly, recent modelling predicts that without action, children born last year could see as much as a seven-month reduction in life expectancy because of obesity, which is a greater impact than COVID-19. The research also suggests that experiencing obesity in childhood can lead to obesity in adulthood, and obesity at middle age contributes to the chance of hospitalisation and serious health conditions in middle age. An estimated 38% of Australians are being impacted by health issues that could have been prevented if they reduced their exposure to risk factors including obesity, smoking, alcohol and drugs. -
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Traffic Bangkok Enhances Traffic Flow with Smart Signals at 72 Intersections
I didn't know about Wat Bun, dolphin isn't a roundabout so pointless. I treat top of Pratumnak hill like a roundabout -
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Australian Aged Pension
It's a simple question. Social Security and Welfare is currently 37% of Australia's budget. At what percent do YOU say there is a problem? The money has to come from somewhere. We've already borrowed 1 trillion dollars, which shows Australia has more outgoings than income, and as I just posted in another thread, they forecast a decade of budget deficits. 45%, 50%, 55%? At what percent of the Australian budget do YOU say "Social Security and Welfare" has become a problem? Can you clarify your use of the word "qualified?" Any Australian citizen can walk into a Centerlink office and put their hand out. Link please. If you watch this, you will clearly see there is a systemic "problem" with abuse of the system. Do you think this guy deserves one cent of the tax payers money? If not, why is he allowed to get it at all? I agree, but which political party is going to stand up to the mining giants and big companies, many of whom "donate" to both political parties. It was tried by Labor and repealed by Liberal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minerals_Resource_Rent_Tax
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