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No way. Moldova has russian speaking people too, it has to be protected by the Kremlln. And Estonia. And Latvia. And Lithuania. After that he has to protect these countries against the western influence too with a so called "buffer zone". It goes on with.... etc.pp.

P.S. Costs with Viber were about the same as with Skype...

I had the same problem, as with "Teams" I wasn't able to call landlines. The only options I found to call from Thailand to a landline in Europe were from my mobile to landline. I tried the apps "Yolla" and "Viber". Prepaid 10US$. The connection seemed a bit better on Viber, but that always can differ. Of course they want you to give them all your datas (contacts etc.) I refused that. So I have to type every time the number again in manually. If you or somebody else finds a better solution, let me know.

Well, you thought wrong. Beer in Bavaria / Germany counts as staple food (Grundnahrunsmittel). So if you take a beer, you must also have something to drink -> second beer...

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Wrong title IMHO. This is something I would give this name. "Pollo Tonnato with Foccacia". Unfortunatley I don't have a shot from the chicken club sandwich my wife makes.

We also have a breadmaker. Is very convenient and the result is satisfying/good. You have to experience a bit, as the recipe given in the manuals might differ to the ingrediences you get here. For Chiang Mai: Yok has a wide range of different needs. Imported ingriedences for bread-making are not really expensive, as you need only small amounts of them. Bread making has to do with try and learn - learn and try. Good luck. And stick to it. It's woth it.

Good bread is the most important. And you or your wife have to make it yourselfs. The rest you can get here. Most of it of course imported, but affordable. Smoked dryed ham: TH, Coppa: TH, cheese: CH, USA, FR, salami (italian hard to get, but french and spanish products available -> chorizo is not what I mean). A soft boiled egg: TH , butter: NZ (pure, not the mixed up stuff that looks somehow like it). Jam homemade. Coffee and juice. Et voila...

After real hard thinking... T.I.T. This is Thailand

For high-stressed people it might be a relief. But not more. In other words - being cought in an iron trap - a toothpick won't help you to get out of it. All these individuals with burnout syndroms like the idea that they make a few sessions (of whatsoever) and go on with the pressure they have. That doesen't work on the long run. I saw this enough times around me.

Every morning I say to myself - I try to do my best. And every evening I must admit - I failed. But tomorrow is a new day. Try and learn - learn and try.

The Gripen has a Volvo RM12-Turbofan, prduced in Sweden... Reaktionsmotor 12 (RM12) is a low-bypass afterburning turbofan jet engine developed for the Saab JAS 39 Gripen fighter. A version of the General Electric F404, the RM12 was produced by Volvo Aero (now GKN Aerospace Engine Systems). The last of the 254 engines was produced on 24 May 2011, at which time it had reached 160,000 flight hours without any serious incidents. Just saying 🤷‍♂️

I thought about russians. But as mentioned, rude people can be found everywhere.

In Thailand, there is no lithium-ion battery recycling plant, therefore, the entreprenuers will export used lithium-ion batteries to foreign countries for recycling. Last remark on this homepage: https://www.entec.or.th/knowledge-batteries/