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11 minutes ago, StnCld316 said:

I just checked the Settings. It shows a Member can change their e-Mail Address or Passwords. I don't see anything available that changes the Name.  I can change the Name to whatever the Member wants in the Control Panel if they wish to have it changed.

Here the same... but didn't go through all the options, only at Account Settings .. Changing names is "inaccessible" ... Email and others have the option to change

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6 minutes ago, Sparkles said:

Here the same... but didn't go through all the options, only at Account Settings .. Changing names is "inaccessible" ... Email and others have the option to change

There must be something in there as the Member was allowed to make the change.

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2 hours ago, jabbath1987 said:

Not quite right. In the Iranian desert called "Lut" they measured over 70 degrees centigrade


Actually, Jabba, it turns out we're both right. The official world's hottest
air temperature is the one I mentioned in Death Valley, as recognized
by the World Meteorological Organization.

The temperature measurement at Lut was what is known as an LST or
land skin temperature. In layman's terms, it a measurement of the
temperature of the ground in direct sunlight, which is often significantly
hotter than the air temperature, as it definitely was in this case.

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Have to give credit to VHTV for one thing..USA it's an giant country with more than 300 million residents and somehow Vhtv well done good job GIF by Originalsmanaged to find the two most boring,insipid,slow moving residents.Congrats for such amazing accomplishment.

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10 hours ago, letsdothis said:


Actually, Jabba, it turns out we're both right. The official world's hottest
air temperature is the one I mentioned in Death Valley, as recognized
by the World Meteorological Organization.

The temperature measurement at Lut was what is known as an LST or
land skin temperature. In layman's terms, it a measurement of the
temperature of the ground in direct sunlight, which is often significantly
hotter than the air temperature, as it definitely was in this case.

That is really interesting. So most likely when they measured the LST in Death Valley at that time it might have been even higher. 😉

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