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Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Lexar Armor Gold: 30-second reviewThat we’re still using MicroSD cards in cameras, drones, portable game devices and phones is quite remarkable, considering the Secure Digital (SD) card format first appeared in 1999 in capacities of 8MB.The Lexar Armor SD Gold SDXC UHS-II drive is the latest incarnation of the humble SD, sporting V60 class performance, capacities up to 1TB and a stainless steel construction for enhanced robustness.Lexar claims that…

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For centuries, countless Muslims bound for Saudi Arabia’s holy cities charted routes across the seas aboard dhows, junks, and slow-moving steamships. Yet amid the advent of air travel, a journey that historically took weeks or months from the far reaches of Asia and Africa was reduced to hours, and the great maritime pilgrimages—once a defining part of the Hajj and Umrah experience—largely faded into obscurity.But now, that centuries-old seafaring tradition is being revived with a new two-week luxury cruise that will transport hundreds of Muslims from Malaysia to Saudi Arabia via Indonesia, the Maldives, and Oman.The journey by IslamiCruise aboard…

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The Social Security Administration announced that monthly benefits will increase by 2.8% in 2026, slightly above this year’s 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA).While the news might sound positive, many seniors say it’s far from enough to keep pace with the surging cost of everyday necessities.How the COLA Is CalculatedDepositphotos Photo by WavebreakmediaEach year, the Social Security Administration calculates COLA based on the average inflation readings from the third quarter (July–September) using CPI-W data.This index closely mirrors the overall index released monthly by the Labor Department, with minor variations.The Social Security Administration determines its COLA annually based on the average yearly increases…

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Hey there, fellow Aussie homeowner! If you’re anything like me, there’s nothing quite like curling up on the couch during a chilly Melbourne evening with the duct heating system humming away, keeping the whole house toasty. But what happens when that reliable warmth suddenly vanishes? Duct heating systems—those clever setups that push hot air through vents hidden in your ceiling or floor—are a staple in Australian homes, especially in cooler spots like Victoria or Tasmania. They’re efficient, zoned for different rooms, and perfect for our variable climate. Yet, like any hardworking system, they can hit a snag now and then.…

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Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise—easy pie recipes should only require a few simple ingredients and minimal hands-on time to become desserts fit for a holiday or dinner-party table. Even if you enjoy the process of cutting butter into dough, rolling it out, and fussing over a neatly latticed top, sometimes you just need something a little more relaxed.Not in the mood to make a pie crust this time? Opt for store-bought (Note that store-bought crusts will cook faster than homemade ones; if yours browns before the filling is ready, cover lightly with aluminum foil). Short on time to blind bake? Some fruit pie…

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Isn’t it nice to be recognized when you’re feeling cute? The occasional and appropriately timed “you look nice today” can be a confidence boost when we’re needing it most. But appearance isn’t always indicative of our achievements or our abilities. Instead of assigning value to things outside of our control, we can offer compliments that focus on intelligence, intuition, presence, creativity, and emotional capacity. We can compliment the traits people spend their whole lives honing — because isn’t that where the real work lies? “We can compliment the traits people spend their whole life honing — because isn’t that where…

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The mojo-marinated pork — packed with citrus, garlic, and herbs — adds juicy, aromatic depth to every bite.Pressing the sandwich on a hot griddle crisps the bread and melts the Swiss cheese into the layers of ham and pork.A touch of yellow mustard and sliced dill pickles cut through the richness, bringing sharp, balanced contrast. These Cuban sandwiches get loads of flavor from a classic Cuban mojo used as both a marinade and a sauce. Like most Cuban mojos, this one by Anya Von Bremzen starts with orange juice, then cumin, garlic, oregano, cilantro, and red onions add complexity and…

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Digital Edition: University raises funds to support nurses in memory of lecturer 24 October, 2025 By Steve Ford A fund to support nursing students has been sent up in memory of a nurse educator who was murdered in January this year.   This area is reserved. Please register for a trial, or subscribe for full access to continue reading. If you are a subscriber, login here. Welcome! To continue reading either: Access your account Log in to your account to access your content on Nursing Times. Get…

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If healthcare in America weren’t so egregiously expensive, more people would retire earlier and live better, happier lives. We’re one of the few countries in the world where affordable healthcare is tied to employment, making financial independence that much harder to achieve. Given the high cost of coverage, before you decide to retire early by choice, try to negotiate a severance package and use your final year of work to get in the best shape of your life. Think of it as investing in your future health dividends. The stronger and healthier you are, the less likely you’ll need to…

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