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I have an elderly Japanese guy living near me in the sticks, I speak fluent Japanese and from my conversations with him I am convinced he was involved in the war here and most likely involved in something he wants to hide. Perhaps let sleeping dogs lie is the best, but I can't help but feel I should at least check out if he is wanted. Would there be anywhere to find out if he is as I suspect a hideaway from WWII.
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coma, on 17 Oct 2014 - 18:59, said:
Unfortunately all vegemite is Halal now. We don't want IS scum picking vegemite up off the battlefield and using it as Popeye did spinich.ezzra, on 17 Oct 2014 - 17:35, said:They must have bombed them with a 1 ton Vegemite bombs, they died out of disgust of the taste
and the smell alone....Um, slightly wrong, vegemite has not changed, only the label has, this is from Kraft, the makers of vegemite "Now, as far as I understand it (and I may be wrong here), this should really be a non-story. Vegemite has not been changed. Vegemite has always been halal. (It is made from brewers yeast, a by-product of beer-making, but since it contains no alcohol it is fine for Muslims to consume.) All that has happened is that it now carries a small symbol that certifies it as halal, which I'm thinking is to clear up any confusion that Muslims may have had, given its association with brewing." What you may not know is that vegemite is also kosher.
My sister worked for 10 years as head dietician for Kraft, what you have stated above is BS. Vegemite is continually being changed and every time it must go through screening, every batch in fact. It was changed for Halal Certification, along with a huge range of Kraft products. This does not incorporate the ingredients in many of their products, as correctly stated most were already 'halal', but rather the storage, transport and methods used in the factory, all of which, YES, did come at an additional cost to the consumer in the end. The certification would be on top of this, inspectors, licensing etc.. on a yearly basis, but no more or less than that associated with the health department, balh blah in our nanny state. I hope this puts some end to the blaming Vegemite for the terrorists in Syria...seriously people..
But this thread is hardly about Vegemite...
Good on the RAAF, I hope they get all the support they need from their allies and don't get hung out to dry as has happened in the past.
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Someone needs to stitch her up and soon, this type of low life scum shouldn't get away with this.
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1. They would have checked your car's ECU, not the ECU that controls the LPG. Have a look at that as well. Honda will not be able to do this, you would best get it to the manufacturer of the LPG system and get diagnostics run. It may be a setting fault, overfueling etc. They do need maintenance every 2-3 years.
oz
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Best put your tin-foil hat back on and go back in the bunker then.
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Just like the US perhaps??
So, they moved the SECOND infected hospital worker via jet to the CDC...
Funny.. .look at one of the guys moving her..
ZERO protective gear.
This should be illegal... moving Ebola patients without wearing any protection.
No one is "immune" to Ebola.
Either Ebola is real, and its a threat... or its fake, and the protections are a farce
I can just imagine what Thailand is preparing, a few Songtaew with some plastic sheeting... and a one way ticket to any other country. Thais, wouldn't catch it surely, It would be a foreign workers fault.
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2nd victim arrives
So, they moved the SECOND infected hospital worker via jet to the CDC...
Funny.. .look at one of the guys moving her..
ZERO protective gear.
This should be illegal... moving Ebola patients without wearing any protection.
No one is "immune" to Ebola.
Either Ebola is real, and its a threat... or its fake, and the protections are a farce.
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Since you and I are race buddies Xen, then yes Mid April is what was written in my response from the CO... we will see
Oz
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The CO said they are making it in the tenth month so yes at present 10 months from submission, which would make those who applied in January of this year at the top of the queue.
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Luba no need to get annoyed, this is the 'auto response' email you get every time you send them an email. More of a confirmation of receipt than anything else. If the officer needs to contact you over the visa they will. My email history displays like this.
Inquiry
auto response
real response from CO
my reply
auto response
etc...
and so on. We all have lots of those 'generic' emails, please read my post above from the CO saying that 10months is now the norm as of this week.
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Then throw the bag in the nearest gutter while ogling the next piece of e-waste they are going to buy on the current one they have, to save a few nanoseconds of their so valuable time browsing facebook or LINE on how to save the planet.
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They will just let them observe only what they want to show them, it's called smoke'n'mirrors. Like entertaining the Olympic Committee, all smiles and wais while keeping them away from anything they 'don't need to know', they will come away convinced of the RTP story and that will be that, Thailand was right again!
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You're seniority in Thailand is directly proportionate to the size of your "rubber band ball", start saving...
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Just keep piling up the ewaste folks!
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from the horses mouth so as to speak
Update from the delegates indicates that the cases are being finalised by the tenth month. If there is no further document required by the delegate at the final stage, you should have a decision by .....
the delegates referred to are the final decision makers, not CO.
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It does seem that if you don't have your ducks in a row before submission (as much as possible) then you get thrown back to the bottom of the pile. In fact you are now a speed bump to those following you which slows down their natural progression.
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Another from the Thai wives site, full 12 months October last year lodged granted on the 10th Oct. Seeming there is a real randomness doesn't it?
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OK so we go back to just the gold. If you want to make it internationally viable then it needs to be as you requested 99.9%, this does not include Thailand as I have explained above, the baht is the standard for quick turn over of gold here. If you envision having to convert it quickly while you are in Thailand then sell it up for it's weight and buy Thai ingots at the same time, it will be cheaper in the end and safer. Buy from a major chain, Aurora, (although I personally hate them) come to mind so you can 'bank it' all over the country if needed. If you intend to run out of money and then head OS, then sell the gold and buy ingots in 99.9% from a dealer, some are in MBK. You should be familiar enough having owned a shop about the security you need to take in this purchase. Good luck. Either way, personally I don't care if you bought it for a dollar, its not the time to sell now unless you want the money now. It will bounce again!
Oz
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I blame Vegemite.
Why? Because it's Halal?
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and why would anyone care what she thinks about anything at all???
You had your chance darling to make your mark in history, you blew it big time, no popping up anymore for some limelight, now there's a good girl, back to your shopping!
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You didn't mention stones in the OP, you asked about gold. The baht which is 15.3g of gold is 96.7% pure. It is the commodity traded by gold shops in Thailand, usually only their own 'Hallmark' as well (although some do accept others).
Stones are a whole different kettle of fish, do elaborate what you think you are holding, what certification you have for them etc... then I can advise
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ACOSS has a 20 person volunteer Board of Governors.
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1. No need to melt it if you want to sell it (unless of course it's stolen and recognizable )
If your stuff is genuine and hallmarked at 750(18K), then they will give you that proportion of the gold price, let them do it themselves.
2. If you make it into 99.99% its harder to sell here
96.7% is the standard here, without being a recognized mint item, it will be harder to sell, see the many threads on here about people trying to find places to sell bullion coins or ingots, there are a few.
Cart it into a place like Goldmark and flog it...done. At the moment prices are in the toilet comparatively so they will welcome you.
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Lazada is offering it for the price I mentioned, I'm sure you could hunt a little more maybe for an extra 1000 discount at tops..... also take a quick look at the 600D while your browsing... both come with a pretty average 18-55 mm lens to get you going.
Oz
Many thanks.
Next few days I will be going to KK to look at the 600D and the 700D in one of the shops in the Central Plaza.
Then I will make a decision as to which one should I buy.
Thanks for your help.
Central Plaza in Salaya want 21900 for the 60D so I don't think you'll find a bargain.
War Criminal as a neighbour?
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Yes I already did those calculations, estimate him to be mid to late 80's. I lived there (Japan) for 20 years and ran night clubs, so I can conclusively say he is not a Yakuza. He lives in a low rent apt., not a hovel, and comes out only after 5pm to go to the supermarket for dinner, other than that he is a total recluse.
Oz