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1 hour ago, 7by7 said:

 

I cannot find the interview to which you refer. Neither can I find an organisation with a name anything like the one you sort of remember. 

 

I did find this BBC interview with the director of the National Care Forum.

 

Most care homes in the UK are non profit organisations funded in part by the NHS. You seem to be confusing care homes with retirement homes, most of which are as you describe. 

wrong 

they are private nursing homes - I know more about it than you could imagine - one my ex girlfriends was a senior executive and managed their training programs - they were in the private sector - nothing to do with government or NHS

https://www.carehome.co.uk/care_search_results.cfm/searchcountry/uk/searchchtype/private

sea salt is much sought after because there is a world shortage lol

Thai sea salt contains special ingredients lol

Oh and while we're on the subject - how are sewage treatment projects coming along - that salt must be very healthy full of minerals and ripe bacteria  

it is the government that is responsible for this but as usual they keep passing it on to someone else  

I'm sure it all passed building control and the design was approved by the local authority 

RIP to the youngster, tragic loss of life because ............................

2 hours ago, dcmcp said:

Tried that one too...same problem

use the pull down menus for all available and make sure you are entering the info asked for 

last entry date is the last time you entered Thailand

permission until is the date your extension expires (date for renewal) get any of these wrong and it will be rejected 

2 hours ago, lopburi3 said:

Suspect many of us have replaced IE with Edge. So will not be listed on start menu and have to type it in search. 

I use Edge (latest version) but I also use IE and Chrome depending on what I am doing - they are useful for different things

IE is still there 

Internet Explorer browser is still on his system if he were to look for it

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Where he used to earn about B20,000 a month, enough to support himself, his wife and child, Thanathorn found himself without any income, but still with rent, motorcycle payments and car payments to pay, and needing to send money back home to Trang.

is he missing a zero

1 hour ago, NanLaew said:

The rules about maximum numbers allowed and the parameters of social distancing have all been stated clearly in the original SoE and all the subsequent municipal and provincial governor's edicts. A crowd is a crowd is a crowd, regardless of the selfless philanthropy that allegedly caused it.

I was referring to special arrangements you must apply if you are giving out aid - as in the OP - informing authorities so they can assist in enforcing the rules (their responsibility)

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He urged charities and individuals to tell the authorities about handouts so that they can help to ensure that social distancing is carried out and the events do not contribute to the spread of coronavirus.

perhaps he wasn't getting his demanded free handouts from the family business and didn't like the idea of actually working to support himself - sounds familiar 

very troubled individual 

so she didn't actually do anything wrong - people just imagined it in their dreams lol

when is a sex toy not a sex toy - when you haven't blank blank blank

14 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

Makes sense. 

yes it does make sense - but they should have made this clear from the start of the lockdown - so who is at fault 

1 minute ago, ubonjoe said:

Nothing was mentioned in the order done on the the 7th that has now being extended until July 31st about those on extension of stay expiring while out of the the country. Nothing has changed due the embergency. If you cannot be here to apply for the extension it is lost that is how it has always been.

and my point being - it doesn't really matter as the person has already completed the biggest part of "starting again" by the fact they left and re-entered so it really is no biggie - not much really changes except one extra step - getting the type O conversion at immigration

so in reality it matters little

19 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

If a one year extension of stay expires while a person is out of the country they will have to start all over again by getting a new non immigrant visa entry. The extension and its re-entry permit will be expired when they enter the country.

I didn't get that from the original order but hey I'm not going to start a whole debate over it as it matters very little to anyone affected - they can easily convert their "new" entry to a type O in country as they had already left and re-entered so no issue really 

14 minutes ago, Advocate said:

The issue of last entry is nonsense because if that was the limitation then in-person 90-day report would not be possible.

 

I do not believe there are separate databases.

 

I further believe that IB officials have no direct knowledge of how the software works and glibly perpetuate IB false propaganda because it is less work to deny a problem than to acknowledge and fix a problem.

speculation my friend - as nobody really knows the setup - we know that it didn't work and now it does ????

The fact that Joe's entry was way before 2014 is very likely "now" the reason he cannot do online reports and nothing to do with new passport   

Time to move on with this - the message is out thanks to you, new passport holders can now do 90 day online reports without having to leave and re-enter the country