We are looking for a Statistics Adviser (Economics) with a primary focus on vital support for #pacificislands countries and territories in producing, improving and using merchandise #trade #statistics This person will replace a much loved and respected staff member who is retiring from the Pacific Community early in 2025, so you will have big shoes to fill but a hugely exciting and important role.
This role is based in Suva, Fiji.
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Peter Doocy: "How many more assass*nation attempts on Trump until the President, Vice President, and you pick a different word other than ‘threat?'"
KJP: “Your question is incredibly dangerous."
It’s super late already.. time for some sleep! 
Goodnight my dear friends 
Not that it matters to him, but has Vance provided any evidence for his claim that HIV is rising in Springfield? I can’t find any data on HIV rates that granular.
Check out Bethel Worship on Amazon Music
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Fact Check: Image of Newsweek report on Melania Trump filing for divorce is fake
https://www.reuters.com/fact-check/image-newsweek-report-melania-trump-filing-divorce-is-fake-2024-09-05/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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I am sorry if this is feature creep, but you could make the cat stalk the mouse cursor, and perhaps even randomly ponce it, if the cursor stops for x amount of time :p
Utterly useless feature, that would surely just take away from developing more important features.
Californians, do you still need to register to vote?
Online voting registration here 👇🏼
registertovote.ca.gov/
"How to spot NASA's solar sail demonstration streaking through the night sky"
"NASA loaded a microwave-sized device packed with a four-piece, 860-square-foot, ultra-thin solar sail aboard a rocket and launched it on April 23. That same day, the rocket delivered the object -- called the Advanced Composite Solar Sail System (ACS3) -- into low Earth orbit. After a first unsuccessful attempt, the ACS3 victoriously deployed its booms and unfurled its sails at the end of last month."
"Now that its reflective sail has deployed fully open in orbit, the Advanced Composite Solar Sail System can be seen in the night sky from many locations across the world!" writes NASA's Arezu Sarvestani. In fact, the ACS3's reflective surface can at times even appear as bright as Sirius, the brightest in the night sky."
NASA's mobile app can tell you when to see it. (You can -- I could, too, but first, I have to buy a new phone. My current phone is super extremely unbearably slow and has no room to install new apps.)
How to spot NASA's solar sail demonstration streaking through the night sky
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