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Androids: how to display phone 1 on phone 2?
Thanks for reply, sorry if I failed to make it clear: I want a tablet to act as a stand-in screen for my stricken phone. I very much do NOT want TV or video. I want to use the phone (as per normal) while out and about, only using the tablet to see what is on the phone. HDMI etc just can't be relevant here. -
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Gavin Newsom
Another Democrat loser, just look what he has done to California top 10. Countdown to Newsom’s Top 10 Leadership Failures: 10. Homelessness – The latest data shows California is home to America’s most homeless despite spending more than $20 billion of taxpayer dollars under Newsom’s leadership. The homeless crisis continues to spiral out of control. 9. Drought – California is being pummeled by several atmospheric river storms, yet we lack the water storage to capture it. Newsom has not delivered one extra drop of water to farmworkers and farmers in the state as California crops are being devastated because of the drought. 8. High Gas Prices - As a benefactor of the Getty oil money fortune, our dear governor has proposed a so-called “Windfall Profits Tax” on the state’s gasoline industry in the name of lowering gas prices. In fact, Newsom’s proposal would only hike up the cost of gasoline at the pump. 7. Early Release of Convicted Felons – Through an Executive Order, the governor’s California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation made it easier for thousands of convicted felons to be eligible for early release with little transparency. 6. Education Failures – According to statewide test scores released by the California Department of Education, 2/3 of California students failed to meet Math standards and more than half of California students did not meet the state’s English standards. 5. Businesses Fleeing California – Stanford University Hoover Institution Study reveals that businesses are leaving the state twice as fast as years prior. Businesses forced to flee are taking revenue, jobs, and opportunities with them. 4. EDD – Newsom ordered California’s businesses to shut down leaving hundreds of thousands of Californians unemployed. In a disorganized scramble to get out unemployment benefits, Newsom’s Employment Development Department sent out $33 billion in unemployment fraud. The number may be higher. 3. French Laundry Scandal/NFL Luxury Suite Scandal – During the coronavirus surge, Newsom attended a swanky dinner at the expensive French Laundry even though he discouraged Californians from traveling during the holidays and partied maskless in an NFL Luxury Suite despite state masking orders. Rules for thee but not for me, right governor? 2. Wildfire Prevention Efforts - An investigation from CapRadio and NPR’s California Newsroom found the governor overstated, by an astounding 690%, the number of acres treated with fuel breaks and prescribed burns. Newsom claimed that 35 “priority projects” were carried out as a result of his executive order which resulted in 90,000 acres being treated. But the state’s own data shows the actual number was only 11,399 acres. 1. High-Speed Rail - In his first State of the State remarks in 2019, Newsom declared his intentions to pull the plug on the massive public works failure known as the High-Speed Rail. Since then, he has flip-flopped and has been pouring billions of taxpayer dollars into this money pit. -
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50 million bht to Thailand, tax implications
On the Forum, I've praised the good dental care I've received in Pattaya. That does not translate into me being the owner of a dental clinic and hawking Pattaya dental care. I've also posted many times on the good selection of shopping Pattaya has. That does not mean I own a Pattaya shopping center that I'm pushing. Ditto for the good selection of Pattaya new car dealers I have mentioned a number of times. Doesn't make me a car salesman. And, of course, I've also posted many times on the good variety of housing for sale or rent in Pattaya. Doesn't make me a realtor, which I am not. For the umpteenth time, I am far too lazy and far too impatient to ever be a realtor. I have used lots of agents and I certainly admire the hard work involved with being an agent, but not for me. What I am is a retired college library worker who, when I retired in 2005, never earned a salary that hit $40k a year. But, good benefits and I could retire with 30 years of service and have a pension with COLAs--so important. I have said that I would now be poor as a church mouse if I had never bought my first condo and had rented all my life--but that is my experience. Everybody forges their own path. With each new post you make, you bring a repetitive take to your utter ignorance of Pattaya real estate, which leaves you with zero credibility on this subject. But, worse, you demonstrate a complete lack of desire to actually learn anything. Instead, it's just the same old thing--calling someone a liar when they are just remarking on something that is, in many cases, simple common knowledge. Case in point, my innoculous remark in a previous post that people are paying 20MB and up for properties in Pattaya. This is nothing new, at all, yet you responded like I was telling some huge lie and you demanded I 'source' my information. That, in itself, is just super-ridiculous, bud. I mean, really lame even for you. Next, you wilI be demanding that I 'source' that the sun comes up in the morning if I state that I'm having a nice, sunshiny morning. Both ridiculous, and ignorant, and on that level, to demand I 'source' people buying 20MB property. Northshore condo, built way back in 2006, has a second highrise tower that has huge, full-floor condos, one per floor. You own the entire floor. They run around 30MB, and have for years. You don't know this? Reflection, also not new, has highrise Building A, which has 2 huge condos per floor, 20MB to 30MB or so. Don't know Reflection, either? Saranchol, Park Beach Naklua, Northpoint, The Palm, Zire, View Talay 6 and 7, Silver Beach, Ananya, Sky Beach, Arom Wongamat, Royal Cliff, and others also have condos priced at 20MB or more. Other than Arom, the projects on the list are not new. You're ignorant of all of these--never get out at all? The same holds true for housing projects. Jomtien Park Villas and View Talay Villas both have houses priced at 20MB and up. Neither project is new. Same for Siam Royal View and Silk Road and others. Also not new, people buying properties for 20MB and more in these projects. You've never noticed a single billboard advertsing "X" project for "X" amount over 20MB? What I do find to be new is the sheer number of housing projects that have been recently constructed with prices of 20MB and up. And, more are in the construction and pre-selling phases. They are scattered all over the Darkside of Pattaya and are obviously finding buyers or they would not be continuing to build them. Spouse and I looked at a 3-bedroom house in one of these new projects on the Darkside. The 3-bedroom is the cheapest model they sell. One-story, not a large house, smallish bedrooms, smallish bathrooms, smallish living room. Nice pool. I told the sales lady I wasn't seeing any 'wow'--which I was expecting in a house costing over 20MB fully finished. Still, as we were being driven around, we could clearly see they have sold houses and buyers have moved in. (When I mentioned in my last post your 'getting off your butt' and doing your own research, I meant doing something like this, which my spouse and I do fairly frequently.) What is also fairly new for Pattaya, I think, is the construction of some really super-expensive houses, with some of them in the Siam Royal View project. When I say super-expensive I'm talking about over 75MB. Obviously, small numbers at this price point and up but interesting that there are buyers who will pay that for a Pattaya property. Instead of continuing to show your vast ignorance, I suggest, again, you get out and do your own observations. If that is too hard, there are a number of Youtube websites that preview new housing projects and also individual properties for sale in Pattaya that can give you a good idea of what's actually going on here. -
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Finance Thailand Tightens Mobile Banking to Curb Scams
I see that in my SCB account too. But are you sure that's a daily "transfer" limit or overall 'transaction' limit - which of course are two different things. In other words, my understanding is that we can transfer up to 50k for rent to the landlord (just example if you have expensive rent), but then you wouldn't be able to transfer any more to anyone else that day. Meantime, you could still pay your CC bill same day (not a transfer - a bill payment?. Still not really very clear to me. -
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Gavin Newsom
Nice woman-hating comment from the ttroll that wants to be a woman but cant- 1
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