charleskerins

Illegals have been pouring over the US border for decades now one party decides to make it a issue as if they GAF -they are the ones that encouraged them to come . I taught many in a school district in the US they were aghast when i told them I was opposed to illegal immigration (i'm a liberal -maybe a centrist -maybe a liberal) I could go on about this but back to your issue -you were actually told by an American government official that your Thai wife could not visit America to see her daughter off to college WTAF???

He was biting Magats -good job commander

i don't think load test would help frayed cable I suspect they need to be constantly monitored -newer cranes have computer that read the load and have warning signals in place.

thanks sent you a pm

I have an appointment in Chiang Mai on Friday -this may change my plans.

Mike -you prefer Sripjhat over St Peters?

that is an excellent idea

"the Consulate decided" Total BS You are an American citizen and so is your daughter (correct?) but some pompous official decided your family's future?

Your neighbor lets his pit bull run free? Be wary .Sorted.

Sure euthanize man's greatest friend and the folks that feed them because they are ignored by the Thais makes sense.

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Much appreciated!!!

"However, yesterday, January 15, she discovered that a significant amount of money was missing from her account."

Anyone have any experience with this facility or doctors? Positive? Thanks

It has happened to me several times -try a different browser and/or clear your cache.

Very helpful answer

Amen -thanks!!!

the refrig is an invertor type However the shop had an electric heater installed for clients hair washing (it's a salon) I found that it did have a ground wire and the installer ran it out the back into concrete apparently he drove a stake/rod also. Can i Run the refrig ground into that ground splicing it in?

I read the article very interesting - so i'm curious - drive a piece of rebar through the concrete and then run ground wire out to it? Would I need to patch and enclose it with new concrete patch? thanks Is this method still employed today -the rebar up from the slab to connect ground?

No im more concerned with the safety of the wiring on here .I just spent some time on a US website 1/2 the people say the grounding rod outside violates US code and the other half say how to do it. i have seen them on older houses in the US. Then i watched a This old house episode where he he changed the outlets to 3 prong with GFI. His explanation was that the breakers would trip if there was a fault. I supplied a couple of other photos it looks like I have a 90 amp service with just 2 breakers???.In the US the frig would come with 3 prongs and you would plug it into a 3 prong. Here it came with 2 prongs and the grounding wire

Interesting when you google (feasibility definition ) the first thing that comes up is "possible to do easily and conveniently" -Oxford languages but it's "wrong". How about intractable ,inflexible , dogmatic did you ever run across those terms teaching professionally? thanks for the lesson

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well that 's an illogical argument if it was a wild bull not domesticated

Don't wish to argue because i believe you are trying to help me ,but feasible means easy/convenient . I am not prepared willing , permitted to excavate a trench in a rented building through concrete to bury a ground wire . The ground wire outside would also require excavation through someone else's concrete. I was looking for a safe and convenient method .Thank You for trying to help. It appears the definition of feasibility has been put on the shelf.