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800k Not In the Bank Method
Nothing, don't subsidise parasites -
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Krungsri Banking App
I have an online biz with Kbank and I do not have a business I have been told by head office to go to a Krungsri branch and change over to a online biz account with I will try to do soon -
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US CDC report shows no link between thimerosal-containing vaccines and autism
If you do not believe the photos, you are deluded beyond hope. -
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Early assessment suggests US strikes didn’t destroy Iran’s nuclear sites
OK this query for you: It is acknowledged that the mission HQ was at CentCom Tampa. FL, under command of General 'Erik' Kurilla. This is the official press release page. Note what is missing between June 24, 2025 U.S. and Qatari Forces Successfully Defend Against Iranian Ballistic Missile Attack on Qatar’s Al-Udeid Air Base June 6, 2025 CENTCOM Supports Partner Forces During Defeat ISIS Operations in Iraq and Syria https://www.centcom.mil/MEDIA/PRESS-RELEASES/ -
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Recommendation on Booster Pump for Residential Water Supply Setup.
I am currently planning my residential water supply system and would appreciate guidance on whether a booster pump is recommended for supplying adequate pressure to bathroom and kitchen outlets. Proposed Setup:- Water Source (very close to the town reservoir): Groundwater drawn from a 70-meter-deep well via a solar-operated pump, filling a 2,000-liter fiberglass DOS tank (referred to as the settling tank). Stage 1 Filtration: After allowing sufficient settling time (yet to be determined), relatively clear water will be pumped - again using solar power - through a filter bank with 2x5-micron filters, into a second 2,000-liter DOS tank (referred to as the clean water tank). Tank Placement: Both the settling and clean water tanks are located at ground level. Stage 2 Filtration & Delivery: Water from the clean water tank will be pumped - using solar power - through an additional filter bank with 2x1-micron filters into a 1,000-liter DOS tank (referred to as the supply tank) situated in the elevated section of the house (approximately 2.5 meters high). Usage: Water from the 1,000-liter elevated tank will supply the shower, toilet flusher, bathroom sink, washing machine and kitchen sink. Concern: Given the limited elevation and lack of gravity-fed pressure, I anticipate low water pressure at the taps and shower - particularly problematic when using an electric hot water unit during cooler months. Proposed Solution: I am considering installing an electric booster pump (e.g., a 40L/min model available via Lazada: [url=https://www.lazada.co.th/tag/booster-pump/?q=booster%20pump&_keyori=ss&sugg=booster%20pump_0_1&catalog_redirect_tag=true]BOOSTER PUMPS[/url]) at the outlet of the 1,000-liter tank. This pump would support: All water outlets (taps) in the elevated section of the house including a Stiebel Eltron DHC 8 EC electric shower heater, a Mazuma drinking water filter unit with UV lamp and a washing machine. Request for Feedback: I would greatly appreciate any recommendations on reliable booster pump brands that are well-suited for this type of application - particularly from individuals with similar water supply configurations. I also welcome suggestions from those who have adopted entirely different setups that have proven effective in delivering consistent water pressure for residential use. Thanks. -
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The alarming mental decline of Donald J. Trump -- watch this space
Do you have the name of the Democrats who leaked it, or is it just lame propaganda fake news? 🤣
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