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Factchecking 21 misleading myths about electric vehicles
KhunLA replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Then you would fall into the open minded educated folks, instead of someone (troll) being shown a graph on the longevity, cycles of LFP batteries maybe 5X in the thread, then posting on the next page, telling us, for the 6th time, how our battery will need to be replaced in 3 to 5 yrs π€£ Along with being told, they have an 8 yr warranty π -
More laid back here, and much less activity. Pineapples take 2 years to yield fruit. Another 18 months to go Interested to see how the harvesting will be done ...
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You missed oil oil π "Also cooking oil is absolutely critical, rice bran, olive or sunflower have relatively high flash points and help to keep your cholesterol levels low."
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Factchecking 21 misleading myths about electric vehicles
KhunLA replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Why ? Who doesn't like saving money, while driving better performing vehicles. We're just trying to enlighten the anti EV'ers, when they comment their BS on EV threads. -
As of 2023, 40 million are enrolled in ACA, which only represents about 12% of the population. Many of those, are enrolled in the Medicaid part of ACA, ( 27 million as of 2021 )which they probably qualified for, but simply didn't know it, until they were forced to have some type of coverage. Since not being able to pay for coverage, then they qualified for Medicaid, with many, already on Medicaid, as part of the HUD state & fed welfare system. Really didn't save the day for many, simply enlightened them. If they showed up at a public hospital prior to ACA, (which never could turn anyone away) they were simply enrolled in Medicaid, since qualifying for . Or services rendered, and put on a payment plan, whether able to pay or not. One of the very few positives of ACA. Other positives: ... can't be denied for pre-existing condition ... can't be cancelled (supposedly) That's about it. Everyone else had their insurance premiums raised, and covers less now, with much higher deductible for basic policy. Overall, healthcare is much more expensive for the other 88% of citizens.
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Factchecking 21 misleading myths about electric vehicles
KhunLA replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Not sure why there would be no power, but maybe if the Moto Stations weren't mini malls, entertainment centers & hotels, their might be enough juice left over for the chargers .... just a thought: source " Facilities Shops Until 2007, Moto sites had an own-brand shop to sell products to travellers. After a trial of WHSmith at select sites was deemed successful, the brand was rolled out to most Moto sites, with some exceptions (Leeming Bar, Tiverton and Todhills). Also trialled were M&S Foodhalls, which were introduced in 2004 and now feature at most Moto locations. Catering Burger King is at all but two Moto sites (Todhills & Lymm).[a] Costa Coffee operates at all Moto service areas. Greggs is at most Moto service stations. Moto also operates Greggs at four Extra motorway services as well. KFC is available at select larger Moto sites. Krispy Kreme operate stalls at most Moto locations. Pret a Manger is available at busier Moto service areas. West Cornwall Pasty Company now operates where all Upper Crusts used to be, except for Cherwell Valley, Wetherby and Reading Eastbound. Other facilities Barbershops One site, Lymm, features a barbershop. Previously, Toddington and Leigh Delamere sites also opened but have since closed. Betting arcades In 1995, Granada thought that betting arcades would be useful at motorway services: Ladbrokes was the first brand used. Most outlets were closed in 2019. Lucky Coin is Moto's own brand betting arcades. They appear at most sites. Full Hou$e is another Moto brand betting arcade, replacing some outlets of Lucky Coin. &Play is another own brand betting arcade, introduced in 2017. Hotels Most Moto locations have hotels: Travelodge operates at 56 Moto sites. Days Inn is at two Moto sites: Wetherby and Winchester. Winchester Days Inn was opened by Moto but is operated by Welcome Break." -
True meat sausages (not hot dogs), then the skin/casing comes off quite easily by simply slicing with a knife and peeling off. Then cook, as I do quite oven, depending what I'm preparing. If I'm making sausage, I never put them in casing, as simply too much hassle and make sausage patties. Wife always seems to use casings for hers. For hot dogs & similar types, it's the chilling during the emulsification process the makes them hard to remove from the casing, before or after cooking. If bothers you that much (the hot dog type), just buy bologna π Do note, some sausages are supposed to be boiled before 'grilled' to render the fat down to a more soluble level. If not, eating can be a bit unpleasant.
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Factchecking 21 misleading myths about electric vehicles
KhunLA replied to Bandersnatch's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
As with everything, choose the products you buy and where you plan on living with a bit of research. It's not rocket science. Better research = Happier life -
Anyone else envisioning a New Year's party at a nudist resort ?
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Trump leads Biden in 5 key battleground states: poll
KhunLA replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Was replying to this statement ... emphasis on any possibility of a 'better system'π .. "Maybe 2024 election will be the end of the current "2-party system", which has always had people fighting. Maybe a better system is on the horizon." ... Obviously there's been 3rd parties, unless one lives under rock, and didn't know of such things. -
Trump leads Biden in 5 key battleground states: poll
KhunLA replied to Social Media's topic in World News
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Weather warning: Thailand braces for varied conditions in multiple regions
KhunLA replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Very insightful π€£ "Over the next 24 hours, various regions of the country will experience different weather conditions." -
Trump leads Biden in 5 key battleground states: poll
KhunLA replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Being a felon is a job requirement for politicians. -
Trump leads Biden in 5 key battleground states: poll
KhunLA replied to Social Media's topic in World News
That will never happen, since the puppeteers control everything. -
Trump leads Biden in 5 key battleground states: poll
KhunLA replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Who cares, I don't live there, and didn't vote when I did. Not sure if 'democracy' ever existed. Mind boggling that non-Yanks are obsessed the Trump & USA politics. I'm a firm believer of this statement: "If voting made any difference they wouldn't let us do it" - credited to Mark Twain or not. -
Trump leads Biden in 5 key battleground states: poll
KhunLA replied to Social Media's topic in World News
I thought that was 2020, when Dems were crying the election was stolen, or was that 2016, when they again were crying the election was stolen. Oh wait, it was only 2020, because it's Trumps fault, as is everything, in the eyes of some folks. Damn the Anti-Christ OK, Got it π€£ -
"War Is A Racket" For These 25 'Defense' Companies
KhunLA replied to dhupverg's topic in The War in Ukraine
The defense contractors motto: "Once weapons were manufactured to fight wars, now wars are manufactured to sell weaponsβ -
Which gift has your partner appreciated the most?
KhunLA replied to Keeps's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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I was wondering when the anti Yank would appear, and that didn't take long.
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I won't revisit a vendor that has 'noise pollution', no matter how good it is. So many people raised without manners these days, with no respect of others. Only defense for some, is they may be a bit older, with hearing issues they don't realize, and don't think it's loud. I fall in that area sometimes at the house, not realizing it, until wife reminds me - "Loud enough ?". Whether having a bad hearing day, or I'm drowning out the tinnitus or is that making it worse π³
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Highly recommend viewing, V for Vendetta
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Agree. Also priced in countries where labor cost much more than TH. Chances appear to be pretty slim, when it comes to the need to replace, the whole battery pack vs just a module of 2. Too lazy to source TH sold EVs. Choose wisely when buying. "In the charts below, we show the number of owner-reported battery replacements in the Recurrent community of around 15,000 drivers": source
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There is, but most don't want it, as they'd have to start paying their fair share of their income, same as everyone. Rather than taking from those that 'EARNED' more. That part seems to miss the socialist. Keeping what you earn. Here's the equivilent of your tax plan: 2 people work at bakery, get paid half of what they produce: ... #1 bakes 20 pies, earns 10 ... #2 baked 4 pies. earns 2 ... #1 has to give #2 four pies ... now they both have 6 pies to take home Because you want everyone to have the same, whether making the effort or not. You get rich by earning, not waiting for someone to give you theirs. One reason I stopped earning, as paying 40+ percent of your income to taxes, just ain't right. I no longer contribute, so they can't take any more .... guess what part of the population gets hurt by that. hint: not me Keep over taxing the rich, and you WILL run out of other people's money.
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That would raise my stress level ... bless her heart. Likes All Bran ... π Just got 3 boxes yesterday, trying again for the fiber, and a different digestive issue π Taste just like I remember-cardboard. I add lots of raisins & blueberries for some flavor. Gave some for the wife to taste, facial expression not in approval. Asked "what, you don't like eating carboard?' She cracked up laughing in agreement. Hope she feels better after the scripts run out.
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@Lacessit Maybe after talking with her, the doc thought she may be a bit stressed, and possibly causing excess acid in stomach & intestinal discomfort. Which case, they may alleviate that, along with being pain relief & anti inflammatory. Flupentixol Gabapentin Relief of symptoms would indicate, possible correct diagnosis and prescribing of meds. Doc prescribes meds that apparently work, so I'd call that a success, not quackery. IF stress was the doc's thinking, try to figure out what is causing that, may be more productive in preventing repeat symptoms. Though I would have asked what the green ones were, so not to conflict with any meds already being taken. If none taken already, then doc thought it wasn't noteworthy.