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The acceptance email was almost immediate.

Got notice my 90 Day was due Dec 5 and did the online form and got email saying it was accepted. Been checking back everyday but it still says “pending”. What do I do? Wait till my present 90 day is about to run out and then have to go to CW because of a screw up in their system?

Sent mine in on 24th this month, still pending. Not sure if I should do something or what.

I had to look. ???? https://www.quora.com/How-many-tourists-in-Amsterdam-end-up-in-the-hospital-each-year-by-cannabis-use

I can't help RE:AC units but I can say that maintaining chemistry at 20°C 24-7 isn't necessary. Last darkroom was in Chicago and temps varied widely there, and I only worried about closing the door off from the heat source in winter and possibly freezing them. I set up 3 different darkrooms in Chicago so that I could do conventional B&W as well as historical processes. Cooler is certainly better but 27 should be OK long term. That said, even dry chemistry will go bad fast here. I shipped my darkroom from the US here and lots of chemistry went bad just sitting in a cabinet Ferric ammonium citrate turned to goo, etc etc. I'd rec a fridge or some such for paper and dry chemistry at least. As I sold off my darkroom kit here, I asked the Thai photogs buying from me what they did to keep paper stable and they said refrigerators. Keeping an AC running 24-7 in the darkroom would be darn expensive. I have no real-world experience setting up OR using a darkroom here, but heat and humidity here are a beast for chemistry, film, and paper.

'Cause they are addicted just like me!

Wondering if anyone has found a source for Tabex/cytisine/Cytisinicline in TH? This plant based medication is the only thing that works getting me off cigs and I've tried everything. Any help appreciated!

Because that's all they'll let us be. ☹️

You forgot failed brakes.

Thanks for all the suggestions. I think tapping into one of the junction boxes would be the best method for us. Everything is grounded and surprisingly the plug as well lol!

Just inherited a 160cm long deep freezer and of course the cord is short. Of course the cord is at the opposite end of the freezer from the outlet. Wondering if there are short 3 prong heavy duty extension cords that are SAFE to use for this. In the US they were typically used for window air conditioners. I have the feeling there is no safe way given this info i googled from USA site. "If you're planning on using an extension cord for your freezer, it's important to know at the outset that no safety agency or electrical association recommends using it permanently. The National Electrical Code and the National Fire Protection Association expressly prohibit it. Mike Holt advises that you'll find the prohibition elucidated in Article 400 of the NEC, and it's also in Section 11.1.5 of the NFPA Fire Code." https://www.hunker.com/13408402/how-to-use-an-extension-cord-for-freezers Because of the low amperage, (1.8) I wonder if the above would not apply, or if I'm just dreaming and will have to call in an electrician. There are a couple of junction boxes within reach of the freezer cord, but I don't know what is running off those wires. Most likely it will be the stove and the 2nd box may be the dishwasher. I've google translated the info on the back of the freezer and included the original shot here in case google got it wrong. Thanks for any help! Sanden Intercool (Thailand) Public Company Limited (Factory) 97-97/1 Moo 3, Ban Mo Subdistrict, Phrom Buri District, Singburi Province 16120 Tel. (036) 538-190-9 (Sales office) 30/9 Moo 3 Phaholyothin Road, Khlong Nueng Subdistrict, Khlong Luang District, Pathum Thani Province 12120 Tel.(02)516-1565-70 Type Freezer Warning Please connect the ground wire before starting the machine. Instructions for use SNH-0605 Do not use sharp materials. to scrape ice Do not install in wet areas. Electricity 1.8 A. 230 W. weight 60 Kg. production site cold -22 °C -12°C Production date 15 August 2020 1640X700X865 mm, machine failure, contact TEL : (02) 516-1565-70 Warning Danger to life If the ground wire is not installed correctly

Can confirm this from today's visit. They took my filled out form and sent me on my way.