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Man Attempts Suicide by Jumping from Coconut Tree After Losing Job
They do things differently in the tropics! -
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Thailand's Expats Urged to Register with TRD for Tax, Says Expert
Then I guess all the articles this year and recent is all fake news. If It was truly effective we would have to had file first Q of this year. -
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Trump's Climate Rollbacks and Renewed Fossil Fuel Push
He should start. The keystone pipeline on day one. He need more refineries yesterday we aren't building them anymore. We already produced more than any country in history this year we need be able top distribute it and refine it -
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Trump Declares “No Price Tag” on Mass Deportation Plan in NBC Interview
The simplest way to achieve the objective is to go after businesses that employ illegals. If employers get a large fine for each illegal it would soon stop. Has to be coupled with making it easier for legal entry. The main thing is that legal entry does not become residency. Like Saudi, they come in, work and go home. -
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Whole-house Power-Backup?: Reliable solution for frequent power failures.4K to 6K watts req
Since you are possibly going to add solar at some point, I'd be looking at one of the many on/off grid hybrid inverters. We have three Deye SUN-5K-SG03LP1-EU 5kW units running in parallel, you would only need one. Should be 35-40k Baht on Lazada, then wait for payday or 11/11 vouchers for further discount. Are you actually using a full 4-6kW all the time? That's a lot of energy and would need a fair size battery pack. For example, our 14kWh Lithium packs cost about 60,000 Baht. You might save some $$$ by going for lead-acid batteries since they'll be running in "standby" most of the time. Can you do a power audit of what you actually need to be running, that would allow you to choose an inverter without going crazy. Also, how many kWh you use during the time when the power might be off. Read your meter at about the time power failures occur and again after 6 hours. That will allow you to size your battery pack. Solar panels are cheap, there's really no reason not to add them if you have space, they will save you money all the time the sun is shining 🙂 You could also consider a generator with an ATS (automatic Transfer Switch). It would likely be a cheaper solution although, of course, it needs fuel and maintenance. -
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Thaksin Shinawatra to Boost Pheu Thai Campaign in Major Comeback
Acupuncture, works wonders -
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Immigration Raids in Pattaya and Si Racha Uncover Over 100 Illegal Workers
Let us not focus too much on these workers, those who were employing them and any who arranged to transport them are culpable. I thought there were plenty of ways foreign labour could be employed here, they seem to be everywhere.
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