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Israel is at War - General discussion (pt3)
Jeff the Chef replied to Social Media's topic in The War in Israel
Agreed. I'm biased, lol, have a look in the mirror. -
A compensatory advantage of having a house that is small and relatively rudimentary is that in the event of what could/would be a disaster for more opulent dwellings is that repairs organized by the Village Headman were complete by mid morning today. Less fortunate was a person struck by lightening who died in same storm sheltering under a tin roofed canopy on his rice farm. Life events unfold randomly for many.
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 19 April 2024
snoop1130 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
TAT to launch Nihao Festival in October to woo Chinese tourists Photo courtesy of The Nation To captivate the hearts of Chinese tourists, the Thailand Tourism Authority (TAT) has unveiled a month-long extravaganza, the Nihao Festival, set to take place for the entire month of October. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1325391-tat-to-launch-nihao-festival-in-october-to-woo-chinese-tourists/ -
How much to set up solar for 40-50 kwh per day
BritManToo replied to kwak250's topic in Alternative/Renewable Energy Forum
I always think people go about this the wrong way! Learn to conserve, fit led lights, learn to switch off items you aren't using, do you really need that chest freezer and air con everywhere? I built my own 10 x 340w panels 25kbht, 5k5 hybrid inverter 13kbht, 6kwhr batteries 45kbht. Shower heaters, air con and electric oven connected to grid, everything else on solar. This runs 80% of my house, leaving me with a bill for 40-80 units/month. -
Personal choice. Asymptomatic and they don't like the side effects of treatment.
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It is quite encouraging to know that Iran played down the incident and indicated it had no plans for retailation which will avert a wider war. I think Israel limited attack of drones and no missiles at targetted sites which avoided civilian casualties seem calibrated to send a message rather than instigating further conflict. The call for restraint by the Biden's adminstration has been heeded by Israel.
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https://edition.cnn.com/2024/04/18/entertainment/dickey-betts-death/index.html I always liked Duane Allman's slide guitar more, but he was one of the greats. And probably far surpassed Duane's technical guitaring just because he practiced the craft for so many years.
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Rule number one: Never allow your wife to have that kind of authority over money in the family. My wife has her own Thai Baht savings account, and she may add money to it out of the personal "salary" that I give her each month, but she would never spend 1 Baht from that account without telling me first. It's called "checks and balances, and there must be some ground rules regarding the spending of money. Most Thai women are just not mentally equipped to deal with these scammers, and they fall for anything. Never give them that much rope or they will certainly hang themselves!
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Had a setback - how can I prevent a disaster?
Keeps replied to RuamRudy's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Other examples on Youtube but below seems to do the trick. -
Had a setback - how can I prevent a disaster?
Martin71 replied to RuamRudy's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Yes.. smash the bottle and extract the remaining cork from the shards of glass.... -
To captivate the hearts of Chinese tourists, the Thailand Tourism Authority (TAT) has unveiled a month-long extravaganza, the Nihao Festival, set to take place for the entire month of October. Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool announced the grand scheme yesterday, aiming to entice holidaymakers during China’s National Day Golden Week, renowned for its bustling travel fervour. The festivity will unfurl across Bangkok’s vibrant Chinatown, on Yaowarat Road, igniting jubilant celebrations in honour of China’s National Day. Branch offices of TAT nestled in Chinese tourist hotspots like Chiang Mai and Phuket are fervently crafting event blueprints to charm the anticipated influx. Thapanee revealed TAT’s strategic plan to nudge tour agencies towards offering irresistible deals, including promotions on tour packages, airfare discounts, and exclusive gifts for Chinese visitors, fostering a favourable impression throughout October. Reports from TAT indicate a staggering 2.03 million Chinese nationals have graced Thailand’s shores from January 1 to April 14, clinching the top spot in foreign arrivals. With an ambitious target of 8 million Chinese tourists this year, TAT envisions a colossal revenue surge of approximately 350 billion baht. Forecasts hint at a total foreign footfall of 35 million, promising a whopping tourism windfall of 2.3 trillion baht for the year. Thapanee outlined TAT’s strategic calendar, spotlighting forthcoming attractions such as August’s electrifying Summer Sonic Bangkok music festival and November’s tantalising International Food Festival. Reflecting on the triumphant Maha Songkran World Water Festival 2024 in April, held at Bangkok’s Sanam Luang, Thapanee hailed the event’s unprecedented success, drawing in a throng of Thai and foreign revellers, reported The Nation. With an estimated 20 million tourists traversing Thailand from April 1 to 21, including 2 million foreigners, Thapanee projected a tourism bonanza, spearheaded by the Songkran Festival, poised to rake in a staggering 150 billion baht. In related news, a recent measure granting visa-free travel between Thailand and China sparked a surge in tourism expectations. As per the reports collected by five TAT overseas offices located in Beijing, Shanghai, Kunming, Chengdu, and Guangzhou, it’s predicted that tourism between the two nations could dramatically rise by the end of 2024. By Mitch Connor Caption: Photo courtesy of The Nation Source: The Thaiger 2024-04-19 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe
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USA Bank Transfer
Yellowtail replied to Brn2Trvl's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
What bank? I know K-Bank & Krusri usually take couple days, certainly before Friday, and if it is a larger amount, they call and have you approve the rate before they convert it to Baht and deposit it. -
So what, it's OK for posters to mention my name and discuss me daily, post slurs and make degrading comments but I'm not allowed to mention their names of the posters now responsible for taking over my role and producing updates to the tax guide.....really! Somehow I knew you might say something similar, just to show support.
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Songkran festival sees surge in road accidents across Thailand
Confuscious replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Claiming that reducing the amount of people on a pickup bed will not reduce the number of death/injured people In an accident, shows the IGNORANT you are and not worth to have a discussion with. Thus you admit that reducing the amount of people on a pickup bed will have an impact, although not big, on the amount of dead/injured people in which case I will come to the same conclusion that you are not worth to have a discussion with. Goodbye -
THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 19 April 2024
snoop1130 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Brewing herbal revolution: Thai herbs poised to spice up global markets Photo courtesy of Bangkok Post Government spokesman Chai Wacharonke unveiled Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s master plan to transform Thai herbs into a formidable soft power product, captivating domestic and international markets. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1325390-brewing-herbal-revolution-thai-herbs-poised-to-spice-up-global-markets/ -
Songkran festival sees surge in road accidents across Thailand
Ralf001 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Luckily it is less than the typical daily average. Maybe they should extend Songkran to run year round ! -
Songkran festival sees surge in road accidents across Thailand
off road pat replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Exactly the same as we did,....wait it out in a roadside hotel or resort !!! -
Government spokesman Chai Wacharonke unveiled Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s master plan to transform Thai herbs into a formidable soft power product, captivating domestic and international markets. “Prime Minister Thavisin’s vision is crystal clear: to propel Thailand’s herbal industry to unprecedented heights, elevating the status of Thai herbs worldwide.” Harnessing the innate medicinal prowess, rich biodiversity, and indigenous knowledge embedded within Thai herbs, the government aims to capitalise on the burgeoning global demand for natural remedies. With projections soaring to a staggering 2.7 trillion baht by 2030, the herbal market’s potential is nothing short of astronomical. Thailand, already crowned the ASEAN’s top herbal exporter last year, is poised to clinch global dominance. Buoyed by this momentum, the government formed the National Thai Herbs Policy Committee, a collaborative powerhouse of five ministries, meticulously crafting strategies to thrust Thailand into the herbal limelight. Following the committee’s directives, Thailand’s herbal production has witnessed an unprecedented surge. Spearheaded by the ambitious Herbal City Project spanning 14 provinces, this initiative embodies a holistic approach, encompassing cultivation, processing, and tourism, reported Bangkok Post. From the verdant fields of Amnat Charoen to the bustling markets of Chiang Rai, Thailand’s herbal revolution is in full swing, heralding an era of economic prosperity and sustainable community development. In related news, Traditional Thai Medicine (TTM) has evolved over the centuries into a holistic health system that encompasses five diverse approaches: Internal Medicine, External Medicine, Spirit Medicine, Divination, and Buddhism. This natural and comprehensive approach to healthcare mirrors the development of Western medicine. In other news, whilst Bangkokians battle with the silent killer, the potent PM2.5 air pollution, the Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine unveils a game-changing solution to combat the notorious dust particles threatening the health of residents in the capital city. Amidst rising concerns over the long-term health impacts of PM2.5 exposure, Dr Taweesilp Visanuyothin reveals the secrets of four Thai herbs that promise to shield your lungs and heart from the invisible menace. By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Caption: Photo courtesy of Bangkok Post Source: The Thaiger 2024-04-19 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe
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It’s like revolving a door as soon as a bar closes a new owner moves in rips it to bits and opens again.
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Bangkok aims to reduce plastic use with more water refill stations
Burma Bill replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Well I never: