Yes much better off out of AG, still bound to hot up, Pakistan just got hold of a lot fighter jets courteously mr chang.
Find it hard to fathom a lot of what Britain does, the defence of Singapore, to there credit, probably on the ground the military did quite lot big well done in Malaysia, Borneo, but more recent, most recent, looking sticky...like australia NZ one foot jordan one iraq
Oh thanks, have already processed purchase of new sim. So that is in transit, I'm with telstra and they are in my opinion, hard to work with. Thanks mate
the events must of made strong impression, while who knows our past karmas.
The second world war if we consider how many millions who died and took rebirth in the six short years 1939 /1945, then have to listen to repeatedly expressed ludicrous notion that so called baby boomers are a burden on society. On one hand grieve for the fallen and pour scorn on there reincarnations...
I cannot think of any reason why you or I or any right minded person would not at least try to investigate our limited understandings rather than parrot a bunch of deeply deluded know-all's suffering from the afflictions of like and dislike. I'm referring to those that continually start wars, babble on preaching all knowing, while over and over inflicting horror, pain and sufferings upon millions of humans and probably trillions of other sentient beings, the millions that died in Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia, Iran/Iraq, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, Yemen, Congo, China and of course Tibet
Afghanistan like India once-upon-a-time was mostly buddhist along came mohammad chop chop chop, likewise indonesia, really depends i think, how far back we look
the latter commitment i find interesting, a conflict between vatican and orthodox white (lefthand side) russia been ongoing for 1300 + years and just last week most interesting event occurred, think mh17
I read Life of Gandhi made big impressing, i used his wisdom throughout family court and other proceedings, mainly the British had right to there opinion he (Gandhi) had equal rights to his, Gandhi won...
Churchill think was a clown, a dunked, read bit about secret meetings with Stalin completely turned me off, three them sat around craving up the world like they were sombodies
I've just purchased a new sim, i dunno how to generate a new key. The current sim has allotted password are you saying i could have changed that? I've attempted on two occasions on to computers i sorted to remove the login and password while all the googled forums i read on the subjected stated only way to remove that password was to format computer. Actually didn't figure someone could login without my dongal logged in but the Hotspot thing-me-bob clearly can, topped up with $180 on 1st May the account had $223 credit at that time, now $23 so moved to block that thanks
Sorted a computer for someone, while i did that used my wi-fi to download stuff. Got to look at the computer yesterday as person couldn't get online, answer was no signal in your location. Anyway also noticed the Hotspot Device the person was using to access wi-fi account included my login and another persons login well as computers owners. Just completed purchase of new sim-card for my telstra dongal!!
Just been watching a TV program narrated by some guy riding a motor bike around South Africa was astonished hearing that Louis Botha, Winston Churchill and Mahatma Gandhi all shared experience together at the battle of Spion Kop, a hilltop in South Africa during the second Boer War, astonished to hear that.
Bit gathered information.
Louis Botha, Winston Churchill, Mahatma Gandhi in the Second Boer War Spion Kop The result was 350 men killed and nearly 1,000 wounded and a retreat back across the Tugela River into British territory. There were nearly 300 Boer casualties.
Louis Botha was an Afrikaner and first Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa—the forerunner of the modern South African state. A Boer war hero during the Second Boer War, he would eventually fight to have South Africa become a British Dominion. He was General Commanding and fighting with impressive capability at Colenso and Battle of Spion Kop
Winston Churchill was captured and held prisoner in a camp in Pretoria from which he escaped and rejoined the British army.working as a correspondent. Who later championed World War I military attack that ended in disaster—Gallipoli. That messenger boy...the very same one with the big cigar...
Mahatma Gandhi volunteered in 1900 to form a group of ambulance drivers raising eleven hundred Indian volunteer medics At Spion Kop Gandhi and his bearers had to carry wounded soldiers for miles to a field hospital because the terrain was too rough for the ambulances.
Hi serene Yep but watch out Windows Essentials and Action Centre also allow updates, i was shocked to note Windows Update (not current install) without my knowledge; Essentials downloaded 136 Windows Updates the installed during shutdown (unstoppable) tis why i disabled Update in System Services
I have recently upgraded my older windows Home Premium laptop for a refurbished back to factory settings Toshiba L650 Laptop Win 7 Pro operating system, which is a 64 bit system (not same as 32/64 bit) but not quite sure the actual difference...been quite a demand for that sort of purchase lately...lot of demand.
My understanding Windows 7 update Sp2 (the update after Sp1) is preparing computers for Windows 8 update, which then leads to updates for windows 8.1 operating system, the next updates are preparing your computer for Office 10 which Microsoft expects 80% of all windows computers will be using by end 2016. By the time your all enjoying the wonderful feature of being able to rent program, from poor Bill. Instead of installing Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, Power Point, Frontpage types of Microsoft programs, you'll be able to rent a program instead (though I admit I'm not quite sure just what that will mean) i notice Microsoft will already rent you a template for US$9 per month.
I've embarked on different path, before i did anything at all on refurbished L650 I turned Windows Update Off and Disabled it i Systems, also turned Windows Firewall Off, likewise Windows Defender OFF.
I then fully installed old faithful, Office 2000 Premium, most comprehensive Office Suit they released that is now not supported (anyone can use without fear of been struck down by Microsoft Bounty Hunters) all its 4 disks installed on my hard drive. Then fully patched with Office 2000 with its own Sp1, Sp2, Sp3 and later Microsoft somehow manged to slip Sp4 on top those and the programs are running in the 2000 mode it was designed to run in on lovely 64 bit computer. Installed and paid for Spybot Antivirus Pro program that also protects computer by routing all my internet traffic though its SpyBot Proxy Server (Kaspersky Total is now doing that to) also I installed SUPERAntiSpyware Professional. Updated the computer with the latest drivers (disk off eBay) that allowed Windows to slip in Sp1 in on me as some the drivers required the Sp1 Win 7 patch Had to buy a new printer settled on an Oki LED Printer with Duplex, "C531dn" as otherwise lovely Xerox Laser only part functioned because of the 64 bit driver lacked ability. Purchased "Macrium Reflect" and "Outback Plus 9 Backup" programs and all works fine no Windows Updates or Upgrades...
Have you tried free-lance like in sports events, horse/dog racing, car rallies, bike racing, footie and or, war correspondence (lots of opportunity in Iraq and Syria}. Perhaps if you need to get out and about, mingle with commuters offering your services if any you offer and would like to provide.
myself i take photos almost every single day because i enjoy doing it, i give away free DVD slide shows, share pictures with friends and post in CS forum most days:
have you considered hiring in small plane for taking photos of properties, you take a few and send one to owner with an offer of more comprehensive pictures. (quite few people get into that sort of thing down under)
Crowd in NZ took 100 deg images of rooms for real estate marketing (site soon popped up called open2view) made millions probably...
Brain storm how to market whatever service you'd feel ok doing, the rest is a numbers game, contact 20 people sell 2 or 3, contact 40 sell 4 or 6 etc, look up Dale Harbison Carnegie, he is probably one best sales motivator that ever walked.. luck
meanwhile some believe there are form states and formless states of being, that there are countless sentient beings who have been migration from life to life including formless states since beginningless time, that process since beginningless time is without possibility of end. How then could you perceive we are the only life in this universe, as the premise of this thread suggests?
its driven by fear, consistent with 1934 and shortly thereafter. Regans New World order 1984 and Bush's 1991 inauguration of the destabilization of the middle east, and support for the rapid militarization of Chinese (supply of material, like ion ore) as well as a blind eye to its earlier invasion halfway across the glob (eg Tibet) more recent ports, roads and influence that China now has already developed:
China is building the most extensive global commercial-military empire in history
Next door to second fiddling land of oz; who's PM sidelined Aunty Liz in favor of the American republican party in 1984, is the worlds largest muslim nation...
yeah mate interesting lot scumbags not only dreamed that sort of scams, they sold off pretty much all the Australian peoples assets, the utilities, power, rail, hospitals, wharf's, built toll roads, stole retirement funds, blame the people for all the ill's, pay themselves hundreds thousands $$$ while most the time talking crap. During all the massive migration import they ran stories like the Tambo affair, starved Iraqis and sent there wives of to china to invest there...bright lot they are
Now because of fears of a property bubble government have again shifted the goal-posts
UK investor who illegally bought $700,000 Perth home will sell
WITHIN weeks of the Federal Government announcing a crackdown on foreigners buying Australian property, another investor has come forward admitting to breaking the rules. The British investor is one of 24 who have confessed to breaching foreign investment rules.
Treasurer Joe Hockey revealed today the Australian Taxation Office was investigating 195 cases of possible breaches. These properties ranged in price from as little as $300,000 to a staggering $40 million.
Of the 80,000 houses in Australia owned by temporary residents, 22 per cent are in WA. The percentage in NSW is 26 per cent while Victoria has 25 per cent. It was also revealed today that, in another case, one foreigner has 10 properties across two states.
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