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...that Mongolia has one of the worlds highest predicted growth rates over the next 5 years at 13.4% per annum. This exceeds that of China, India, Brazil and Japan:
 
Knowing is one thing and comes quite easily. Understanding quite another and beware it is not just heirs and graces, to be sure. Thinking you both know and understand is a certain recipe for disaster as you think you know and almost certainly, follows, you are pig headed, ignorant and a loser - think about it, as modesty does not come easily and knowing and understanding stands but parallel to it and a fair distance.
 
Did you know that gargling with coca cola will instantly stop hiccups.
 
noirua said:
Largest Living Organism on earth: The Great Barrier Reef: The Largest Living Organism on Earth
http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/animals/news-largest-living-organism-earth-great-barrier-reef
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The biggest living thing on earth is The General Sherman...
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Is the Great Barrier Reef classified as multiple "things" rather than a single thing. I'm not sure if you are correcting your earlier post about The General Sherman being the biggest living thing or saying that the Great Barrier Reef doesn't qualify. You used the word "Organism" in the singular.
 

Don't blame me if the links have downgraded our barrier reef, it's not my fault. I doubt GBR cares very much as long as the ghastly pollution stays away.
 
Electronics such as computers and telephones can be damaged by the electrical surges generated by lightning. A standard surge protector won't protect your equipment, as the*energy from lightning*can increase electrical pressure by millions of volts.*Before a thunderstorm hits, unplug all appliances (turning them off won't do the trick), but be careful not to unplug them during an electrical storm; you risk being electrocuted.
 
... that this is where Tony Blair, former UK Prime Minster lives - well it's a home in the countryside really:
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/09/12/article-2419551-1BC94B62000005DC-711_634x443.jpg
The Blair mansion: South Pavilion, in Wotton Underwood, where the wedding party will take place
Wotton Underwood is a village and civil parish in the Aylesbury Vale District of Buckinghamshire, about 7 miles (11*km) north of Thame in neighbouring Oxfordshire.

and here his is with wife Cheryl: http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/09/13/article-2419551-0CCE705100000578-726_634x907.jpg
 
I doubt many know this about Ayres Rock, as of course it was known: Old Beneficiary School Ghost Hunt Investigation- Portsmouth Hampshire
http://www.southernghostsociety.co.uk/past-ghost-hunts/ghost-hunt-old-beneficiary-school.html

There are many fascinating historical facts about the Old Benny. Two of these are that, in 1812, whilst attending a dance in the building, Elizabeth Dickens went into labour and shortly afterwards gave birth to her son Charles. Secondly, the man who became the Premier of South Australia 7 times and after whom Ayres Rock was named, Henry Ayres, was a pupil at this school.
 
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