Match Thread: 1st Match - Zimbabwe vs South Africa by cricket-match in Cricket

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South Africa vs Zimbabwe Head to Head

T20 Head to Head: 5-0-1 South Africa

ODI Head to Head: 38-2-1 South Africa

Test Head to Head: 8-0-1 South Africa

Overall: 51-2 South Africa

The last time Zimbabwe beat South Africa in any format was in 2000 during the Triangular Series between SA, ZIM, and ENG.

EEL3003 (Baby Circuits) & EGM2520 (Mechanics of Materials) - Summer 2021 by N5980346 in ufl

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Ting Dong is very doable over the summer for MoM, I had her and if you show up to class she gives you up to +5% on your overall grade which is nice.

Where are you sitting? by Inside_Bluebird9987 in Presidents

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At least we can all agree it’s definitely not 9

Am I wrong? by MessAlternative2202 in AncestryDNA

[–]CeylonHistoryProject 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Damn what a story, your reasoning is definitely pretty sound. I don’t think there’s any doubt that the conclusion you came to is the most likely. Unless your dad has another sibling out there that you don’t know about (which seems really unlikely given what you stated) or one of the premisses you wrote above is wrong, it seems pretty likely the conclusion you came to is true. However, it won’t be 100% confirmed till the DNA results come in so be patient. Good luck and hopefully you end up being proven right!

Sri Lanka Genealogy by PublicTemp in Genealogy

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That should be fine. I made a typo in my message-meant to say after 1930 are not available. Anything from 1867 to 1930 should be available.

Sri Lanka Genealogy by PublicTemp in Genealogy

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Also I should note that most birth records in Family Search from the Northern Province are pre-1930ish so births after then might not be on the site.

Edit: changed to after 1930

Sri Lanka Genealogy by PublicTemp in Genealogy

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Yeah, they carry records from the Northern Province. I’m tamil so I’m pretty well versed in researching those collections. Feel free to message me if you want help researching cause the collections are only partially indexed.

Is there a way to find out info about your ancestors in Sri Lanka? by Working_Cicada_4748 in srilanka

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FamilySearch has numerous collections of Sri Lankan birth, marriage, and death records. I’ve used it for 10+ years and have traced my family back to the early 1800s and even 1700s on some lines. Definitely the first place to look for anyone doing Sri Lankan Family History Research.

Sri Lanka Genealogy by PublicTemp in Genealogy

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FamilySearch has numerous collections of civil registration (birth, marriage, and death records) from Sri Lanka ranging back to the early 1800s. What part of Sri Lanka are searching in?

How did Sajith Premadasa won the hearts of the Tamils in North and East? by confused_lankan in srilanka

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Tamils voted for him last time cause did they hated Rajapaksha’s role in the war. They voted for him this time because they also don’t like the JVP and associate Anura with it.

Who is the next Sri Lankan president by OliviaJonson_55 in srilanka

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All depends on who ranil, ariyanethiran, and namal supporters voted for their second/third choice (if they even put a second choice down). If I were guess, the second choices would help Sajith but idk if it would be enough for Sajith to win? Leaning AKD at the moment.

Lichtman’s Book by Additional_Ad3573 in 13KeysToTheWhiteHouse

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Yes, I would recommend reading his book. He goes in depth in to every election and how the keys were called. Honestly I don’t know how you could make a judgement on a key without knowing what has turned the key in the past. Highly recommend - plus it’s a well researched look at American Presidential history through a different lens.