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Thai Baht vs Sterling Exchange Rate
orang37 replied to Raindancer's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Did you happen to notice that the last few years saw Covid devastate Thai tourism, a major economic input/factor ? That many businesses shut down, and many are not reopened. Proof tourism/exports have grown heavily ? -
And, your credentials for performing this service when you have the OP's private information ? And, who would you share this information with ?
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Congratulations on your conscious health practices, and results ! Without questioning your experience, I will say there is a danger in generalizing from what you believe/experience works for you to others with different genes, family histories, metabolism, life histories, and current medical problems. What the original poster is dealing with is probably very complex. I wish I could tell you the name of a local doctor(s) who was up to date on possible drug interactions with other drugs, and common food and drink ingredients, let alone took a comprehensive medical history [1] ! Hopefully, the internet can help us get the "bigger picture." cheers, ~o:37; [1] good luck getting that in the US medical care system ... unless you pay cash, and are wealthy. I hear Canada is a much better system.
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Hi, best wishes for your friend's health/recovery ! quote from private email from www.LannaCareNet.org In the past, they would be the place to ask, but, with the passing of "leading light," Nancy L, I am not sure what their current availability is. You can try: [email protected] Phone : 085-709-8801 Between 9AM and 5PM
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Thai Baht vs Sterling Exchange Rate
orang37 replied to Raindancer's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
In other words, anyone who questions your uninformed opinions, and speculations, about the Thai economy on a public forum about Thailand/Chiang Mai ... irritates you, and should not "be here." Ad Hominem attacks used to divert from discussion of issues ... bounce off me, and, suggest something about your insecurity. -
Thai Baht vs Sterling Exchange Rate
orang37 replied to Raindancer's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
So, you arbitrarily set your range to 20 years ago to exclude a "black swan" event. The only question is whether your guesses, posing as hypotheses, make you any money. You are looking with "Wall Street Eyes" at an economy where off-the-books, brown envelope, finances are gigantic icebergs floating, hidden, in the GDP, bribery and tax-dodging are endemic, and economic catastrophes are frequent. As world-wide depression, and, inflation, rises, and dangerous new strains of Covisd emerge ... you want to bet on the latest predictions of TAT and BOT ? I won't waste any more time on this thread ???? -
Thai Baht vs Sterling Exchange Rate
orang37 replied to Raindancer's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Averages can mask the often more meaningful information of median, and mode. The Baht to US$ ratio has fluctuated wildly over the last 20 years: remember the crisis when the Thai economy house of cards collapsed, and one us dollar was suddenly worth 53 baht ? imho, your predictions are more a form of astrology than hypotheses ... -
Thanks; did you, by chance, learn the extension of the "live person" ?
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I was told he went to the Changpuak branch (Chotana road) when KSK closed, and I need to contact him, but, hesitate to make the long trip there, given Khun Sombat has days off that vary. I am unable to understand the Thai answering intro to the branch's telephone, a long list of 4 digit codes, which is only sometimes answered. Pressing #0 which worked at KSK to get a living person ... no. ... if you know his extension number ... I'd appreciate a reply or PM. thanks, ~o:37;
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Thanks for this informative post ! A few years ago, I made numerous attempts to call the Manila unit from CM (after they cut pff my benefits ... assumed I was dead ?), and they never answered. Currently, I am paranoid that, once again, in the bowels of the SSA I am considered "dead." Yet, I sent in the #7162; did not receive a termination notice; did receive a notice of 2023 benefits ... and, this month's payment came on 01/03. I feel the need to tell the SSA I am "alive" But, how to confirm I am "alive" ? How to stop thinking I may be in a remake of Terry Gilliam's Brazil ? sleeplessly, ~o:37;
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I am nauseated by the disrespect shown to the original poster here who is seeking a meaningful death for both himself and his family. The rude, sarcastic, intrusive, interrogations suggest a real lack of heartedness by the writers, a festering sociopathy that cannot tolerate the expression of vulnerability without a knee-jerk response of lashing out. I wish I were surprised by the public cruelty of expats on the internet, but, living here for years, I expect it.
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how about I pick: I moved to Chiang Mai because I wanted to live here ... and, I like living here ... and, here is as different than it was many years ago, as I am ? ,,, well, as the song says: "my momma told me there'd be days like this." ~o:37;
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“what if I've forgotten the most important thing? What if somewhere inside me there is a dark limbo where all the truly important memories are heaped and slowly turning into mud?” Haruki Murakami, Norwegian Wood I do not trust my own memory, let alone my memories of the memories of others. ~o:37;
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mobility limited access to Max in Central Festival ?
orang37 replied to orang37's topic in Chiang Mai
thanks, someone will drive me to the mall, who, like me, is not familiar with Festival, or where the IMax is within (?) it, or near it. -
Hi, I am currently using a walker, and Festival is not a mall I usually go to. I fancy seeing the "Way of Water" at the IMax, and wonder if you have had any recent experiences with access on crutches, wheelchair, etc. I am not sure what escalators, or elevators, are used to get to the IMax. thanks, ~o:37;
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I think that is a suspiciously lowball price. For any procedure with a possible long-term impact on my health, I would want to know: 1) what equipment/supplies, do they have 2) who is doing the surgery, where were they trained/certified, and how many times have they performed this procedure i the past, and recently. 3) how old the hospital is and what its history is. 4) I'd want to research possible online feedback or reviews of patients
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p.s. Colchicine will interact with other common anti-inflammatories like Ibuprofen and Naprosyn ... be extra cautious, CMF Lab will reopen Jan. 3. They have two locations.
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Testing for Uric Acid is a primary test, but, in diagnosing joint specific flares, or whatever, a doc may be required to use a needle to extract synovial fluid for analysis. I use CMF Lab: CMF Lab Charoen Brathet So1 12 very friendly people, reasonable prices. Colchicine is a very powerful medicine, high toxicity with overuse, that interacts with many other drugs: imho, should only be used under medical supervision. Colchicine cautions
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where to buy CBD or stronger gummies in Chiang Mai ?
orang37 replied to orang37's topic in Chiang Mai
And, where did you find/buy these ingredients in Chiang Mai ? -
where to buy CBD or stronger gummies in Chiang Mai ?
orang37 replied to orang37's topic in Chiang Mai
And, where did you buy these ? -
A friend is highly recommending these as sleep aids. My impression is quality/potency may vary from vendor to vendor. If the better quality/purity is online order, can do that. thanks, ~o:37;
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Chiang Mai losing its appeal—how to manage? [long post/discussion]
orang37 replied to ThLT's topic in Chiang Mai
AFAIK, everyone here is masquerading as somebody, or something, else. I find it difficult to figure out who, or what, I am masquerading as at any given moment, as I read posts on this forum ... even more difficult to locate where, and when, I am, and how I got here from whatever there was. I'm not complaining: I love living in (whatever) Chiang Mai; I think these fluctuations of identity/reality are one of the key features that make me feel so at home here. There's a simple practice that helps me really enjoy each day here: stand in front of a mirror when you wake up, and repeat the mantra: "gajok gohok" (Thai words for mirror and liar) until the you that appears in the mirror is what feels right. This practice helps develop the inner chameleon and the attitude suggested by Groucho Marx: 'Those are my principles, and if you don't like them... well, I have others' cheers, ~o:37;