Awanderingleaf

u/Awanderingleaf


r/Flights•

Maybe this is a non issue but I am still curious. I checked-in for my international flight to Paris tomorrow. I have my boarding pass already. However, it never asked that I enter my passport details and I can’t remember if I did that already when I booked the flight. In any case, I can’t for the life of me seem to be able to find any of my passport information on the app or on the website. I assume I will need to do a passport check at the airport right? I feel like I am having a stroke, I have traveled internationally dozens of times and swear that I’ve always been able to find my passport details online even during and after check-in. am I missing something?

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r/lakers•

Luka and Reaves are so bad defensively that there is next to zero chance they ever win a title without surrounding them with elite defensive players. One bad defensive star can be covered for, two is going to be very difficult to accomplish. Giannis is probably the most versatile defender in the entire league and can legitimately guard 1 through 5. You lose absolutely nothing offensively with him beyond free throws. We also know that Giannis is a proven playoff performer, just ask Ayton, who knows just how devastating a motivated Giannis can Be. We don’t know if Reaves will be able to continue his current pace on the playoffs; it would be a gamble to assume his game will translate to the int

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r/Coros•

It just never seems to be accurate at all. I can be at the gym lifting weights and look down at my watch after a set and it’ll say I have a heart rate of 40, which is ridiculous. I’ve been in the middle of a long walk and my heart rate will be at 35 one moment, 100 the next and then drop back down to 40 without changing my physical exertion at all. it makes no sense lol.

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r/legaladvice•

Location: California.

My mom was contacted by a lawyer (I think?) informing her that she inherited a house in California. She is low income and lives is government assisted housing and off of disability. She inherited everything that is on the property of the house as well. There is no possible way she could move to where the house is located because she needs to be close to medical facilities. The best course of action is to sell the house but given her condition, financial situation and everything on the property she inherited, how might she go about doing it?

She is way in over her head with this, I am trying to help navigate such a surprise turn of events.

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r/legal•

My mom was contacted by a probate lawyer informing she inherited a house in California. She is low income and lives is government assisted housing and off of disability. She inherited everything that is on the property of the house as well. There is no possible way she could move to where the house is located because she needs to be close to medical facilities. The best course of action is to sell the house but given her condition, financial situation and everything on the property she inherited, how might she go about doing it?

lol she is way in over her head with this.

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