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Mea Culpa, I've been playing with a chat system (arrowchat) and a script was loading via http not https hence the message you were getting, all sorted now

Change signature: Click on name (top right) then Account Settings then Signature. Profile Pic (Avatar) Click on name top right, then Profile, then the Profile Photo

Green bar and ssl secured in every browser for me and tests confirm that maybe provide some details such as what page you were on

No worries Bob, just glad you're ok.

Not quite the same but if you click on the star (or circle) if will take you to the first unread post in the thread

Currently in the process of installing 'Arrowchat' which will be used for our quarterly chat events. Besides chat rooms, the software can also be used as an instant messenger service between members. It also supports video messaging. I'm unsure which of the facilities to utilise at the moment or when they'll go live, so watch this space. If you're interested in having instant messaging / video messaging on the site, just comment on the post.

Spent the morning creating a Pomsinoz App for submission to the ios & Google stores. The Pomsinoz app is based on the Tapatalk engine and will be free. All being well, it should be available for download in around 10 - 14 days after it's gone through the approval process.

Tigger chillaxing, which is all he ever seems to do

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These seminars will provide you with tips and contacts to make a rapid transition into work or business. 2 weeks prior Obtain some Australian dollars and/or travellers’ cheques for when you arrive. Finish packing all non-essential items. Back up your computer files. 1 week prior Organise transport to the airport. Pack essential items and on-board luggage. Include activities for children if applicable. Leave forwarding contact details for the new occupants of your home

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Yes, we had a minor problem -

Should be fixed now