Yep, in Taiwan I can smile and play the clueless "waiguoren" card and get out of a lot of embarrassing situations. Got me out of a few traffic tickets! And being an American "waiguoren" has its benefits too. Everyone wants to talk with you in English & give you extra food (or maybe the food...
I'm going to do it mainly because my wife would be happier back in her home country of Taiwan. By the time I retire she'll have been in the US nearly 30 years. She came over here for me and I owe it to her to return. And I really do enjoy it there and they have pretty good national healthcare.
But the US address would just be for the company that holds your investments. If you file your taxes as a foreign resident with an overseas address I don't see how that ever gets back to your IRA company.
So it seems like dishonesty is the least hassle to get around this. Keep a US address someplace (mail forwarding agency, relative, etc.), a US phone number via VOIP, and a US bank account. Never tell your IRA company where you really live.
I agree with this, and not having a wallet in your back pocket. Squats and deadlifts are awesome. I used to have frequent sciatic nerve pain but since I started strength training and running the pain is a rare occurrence.
Oh man, that looks good!! Hard to find a decent hot pot place around Atlanta. Most are Korean which is not the same at all. We buy the hot pot base sauce at the Asian supermarket and make it ourselves at home. I usually add some Sichuan peppercorns to get that numbing sensation.
This is from a local railway museum. A toilet in a rail car. Seemed strange to take a photo of it but I really liked the natural light coming in that little room and something about the style of the toilet was interesting.
Maybe try a doctor that does active release therapy. I've had a couple of chronic running injuries this year and never had much relief until I started seeing a chiro who does ART. She quickly found weaknesses and muscle imbalances that are the most likely causes of my pain.
I'm not making any changes for now. So far it's just a minor bump on a serious uphill climb. If I see this chart back below 1400 I'm all in like gangbusters.
I shot motorports for media in the past and most of the guys shot JPG simply because they don't have any time to edit photos. The photos have to be uploaded while races are going on and immediately after. But they do know how to dial in the exact settings for every situation.