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Trump orders mass deportations focused on Democratic cities amid growing protests
Sure, that's true, but you need to look at the bigger picture of the USA. The minimum wage is like USD 5 per hour - or 40 dollars her day. And many people earn that or just a bit more in very basic jobs. These are jobs Americans won't do - a bit like the Burmese workers in Thailand at a construction site in flip flops, getting paid less than the minimum wage here. Some Isan workers will do the jobs, most Thais won't. This is why Trump did his own flip flop - pausing deportations of migrant workers on farms, hotel clearners and dish washers. Their employers would have to shut down without them. So, yes, it's about Trump. -
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Almost can't stand all that Trump winning on his B Day.
It's a pity you can't read properly. I said: free to attend. Also I don't like your derogative way of reply. Obviously it's your style. Look for a fool for conversation. It's not me. Good bye -
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Report Dutch Embassy Sale Sparks Debate in Bangkok
I can only assume you have never owned a property in your life, so you don't know the difference between paying rent on something you never will own, and paying maintenance cost on an historical property that has been paid off already, and only increases in value -
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Almost can't stand all that Trump winning on his B Day.
10 years ago today. The world just became a better place -
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How long can cannabis last?
Cannabis begins to degrade immediately from post harvest. You can slow it down by controlling the environment in which it is dried, cured and stored, but can not keep it at bay for an extended time. Degradation of flower directly affects quality and value. Cannabinoids (THC, CBD, etc al.), terpenes and flavonoids degrade by light (photo-oxidation - primarily UV light), enzymes, and oxygen/air. Monoterpenes are the most volatile and begin to evaporate (volatilize) almost immediately. Chlorophyll degrades through enzymatic and microbial degradation. This is a good thing, reducing harshness and affecting the flavor in a positive way. Decarboxylation, the conversion of THCa to THC (also a good thing) occurs slowly. The conversion of THC to CBN also occurs and is an indication of “old” flower - not a good thing! A research paper I saw a couple of years back showed a linear decrease of THC and other cannabinoids over time, regardless of storage techniques used. Temperature, humidity and light are the major factors attributing to quality and purity loss. On a commercial level, cannabis is viewed as a perishable crop and should be sold and consumed before any quality characteristics are compromised. For personal/hobby grows and consumption, cool, dry environments will slow down the process. Vacuum sealing and refrigeration will slow terpene loss but will not abate CBN conversion. Freezing will do the same but if the flower has more than 5-10% moisture it will not ‘look’ very good, but if it is for personal consumption, no big deal, right? A humidity pack (63%) with your flower in a sealed mason jar, kept out of direct light, in a cool place is the correct handling for those of you who enjoy connoisseurship. One of my pet peeves, here in Thailand, is the handling and display of flower in dispensaries/weed shops. That pale, bleached look, that makes all flower look the same is a result of photo UV oxidation. High temperatures and humidity fluctuation certainly doesn’t help. Does your local weed shop turn off the air cons at the end of the day? Where do they store their flower when they are not open? Oversupply and poor merchandising of perishable flower is the issue. It always reminds me of an overcooked green vegetable - pale and drab. i hope this was helpful. -
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Trump orders mass deportations focused on Democratic cities amid growing protests
So you're not willing to protect your country? Got it.
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