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Protecting Face From the Sun.
Light, not hot on the skin. No red cheeks anymore. I use this one: . -
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Crime Buriram Village in Shock as Man Attempts to Have Sex with Livestock
Is Bob off his meds again? -
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Germany Aims to Build Europe’s Most Powerful Army, Says Chancellor Merz
Not hard to find out. From ChatGPT: -
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Has anyone successfully been issued with a Thai Taxation Identification Number ( TIN).
You know, each of these banks makes up their own set of rules which they use to comply with whatever greater set of underlying laws exist. They all do it differently in their 'compliance' departments. Some 'require' it and others don't, depends on the circumstances. The problem here is likely with your foreign bank from where you're sending the money. Not all banks are the same, if you're in Thailand of course then it might not be so easy to open a new back 'back home' and if they're asking for a tax id it means you told them you moved to Thailand which could create other issues. If they haven't halted domestic transfers in your country then I suggest moving the money inside your country to a more friendly bank or transfer service and proceeding from there. -
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Economy Thailand to Introduce "Salt Tax" to Spice Up Health Food Market
Worth to notice that 2 grams of sodium equals 5 grams of salt... AI answer: The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends a maximum salt intake of 5 grams per day (equivalent to 2 grams of sodium). While this recommendation generally applies, it's important to consider individual factors like activity level and climate when assessing salt needs, according to the Better Health Channel. Elaboration: WHO Recommendation: The WHO recommends a maximum of 5 grams of salt per day (or 2 grams of sodium) for adults to reduce cardiovascular disease risk. Tropical Climate: In tropical climates, sweating is more common, leading to some loss of sodium. However, the body can typically regulate this loss and maintain adequate sodium levels with a normal diet. Individual Needs: While the WHO recommendation serves as a general guideline, individual needs may vary. For example, athletes or individuals engaging in strenuous activity in hot weather might require slightly higher sodium intake, but this is typically met through hydration and balanced meals rather than a drastic increase in salt intake. Acclimatization: The body can adapt to hot weather over time, and the need for extra salt may decrease as you become acclimated to the climate. Dehydration is the Primary Concern: In hot weather, the main concern is dehydration, not a lack of salt. Drinking plenty of water is crucial to maintain hydration and support the body's electrolyte balance. Hyponatremia: Hyponatremia, a condition of low sodium, is rare but can occur in certain circumstances, particularly in individuals taking certain medications or with underlying health conditions. Salt and Muscle Cramps: Some people believe that salt needs to be replaced during hot weather or strenuous exercise to prevent muscle cramps. However, muscle cramps are more often due to dehydration, not a lack of salt. -
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One Big Beautiful Bill? More Like One Big Bloody Oversized Stich-Up, Bruv
What's said is most MAGA folks don't recongize MAGA is the propaganda front for GOP and their upper crust elites and uber rich to grab more money, power and control. Meanwhile Fox News is doing there magical crazy spin on all this (or just down right directing attention away) from the rip-off job being put over on the middle and lower classes of the USA. Destroy Education (don't like educated folks because they think for themselves and resist power grabs) Keep them divided - Fox News and right-wing media making liberals (who are in favor of equity to all people) into demons and telling everyone to not listen (because of course this doesn't match GOP agenda of making the uber rich richer) I could go on but one of the greatest intellectuals around, Noam Chomsky, is well recognized as spelling out all this right-wing political behavior and it's very detrimental effects on the lower and middle classes.
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