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Bill Maher Critiques the 'Crazies' on the Woke Left and the State of U.S. Politics
If you want to know more about him, with his own words, watch his podcast. He has often interesting guests - from the whole political spectrum. Club Random Podcast - YouTube -
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Where is the best place to buy pork loin for roasting in oven?
Do you buy pangasius? If so, how do you cook it? It seems to be pumped full of water. -
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Bill Maher Critiques the 'Crazies' on the Woke Left and the State of U.S. Politics
I agree with Maher most of the time.- 1
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Drunken Australian Man Arrested After Stealing Motorcycle
He will have a slightly longer holiday than he had anticipated. What a drip. -
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Day-to-day life in Myanmar
[quote] 1. The ongoing and persistent extent of the power outages seems a real ongoing issue, as is the widespread use (at least by mainstream businesses) of diesel generators so they can remain in business when the power goes out. 2. Repeated comments from the locals about how it's "not safe" to go out at night, but no real elaboration of what they mean by that. Not sure if they mean not being out after curfew, or simply not safe because of other reasons, police, military, crime, not sure. [/quote] The power outages are nothing new. There has been a lack of 'energy' in the country for decades. During my first teaching position in 2012 in Yangon, my tenement building had no generator and no battery power. I got used to sleeping in 30+ degree hot summer nights with no air-con and no fan! Breaking of a curfew by a local could no doubt lead to a severe beating and/or jail-time if caught. The level of petty crime/muggings has increased, so obviously a risk after dark. Certainly here in Mandalay, young men avoid going out after dark because of the risk of being picked up by roving military and forcefully-conscripted into the army. -
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Drunken Australian Man Arrested After Stealing Motorcycle
I thought under new laws any rental shop renting bikes to people without a licence were to be prosecuted........oh, wait a minute, I forgot, Farang v Thai.......No plomlem. -
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What could cause BTU of a/c difference?
The installation cost is not significantly affected by the size of the unit. It varies based on the complexity of the installation (pipe length, finish, etc.). Regarding the cooling capacity, shops usually do not take any risks and recommend the capacity required in the worst possible scenario (large windows, south facing, exposed to direct sunlight, poor insulation, daytime operation, etc.). f your room does not have such extreme conditions, it is better to choose a unit with a lower capacity. Oversizing the unit attenuates or negates the benefits of the inverter. Each inverter operates within a certain range around its rated capacity (e.g. 30% to 110%). If the nominal capacity of the unit is too high and the typical heat load is close to the minimum capacity of the inverter, the unit does not modulate but operates as an On/Off unit, turning the compressor on and off instead of slowing it down. Don't buy Chinese stuff. Choose renowned brands (Mitsubishi Electric, Daikin, Carrier, Toshiba and Panasonic). The best inverter units (those which can provide the highest comfort and energy efficiency) are those with the widest modulation range. Many of these brands' top of the line units are equipped with twin rotary compressors, capable of rotating at a very wide range of RPM, without emitting excessive vibrations. Cheap inverters units (in name only) have narrow modulation ranges (e.g. 70%-100% of the nominal capacity). They are marketed as inverters, but they actually behave most of the time as cheap fix-speed units, continuously switching their compressor On and Off to regulate the temperature. -
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Bill Maher Critiques the 'Crazies' on the Woke Left and the State of U.S. Politics
I live in the USA and get this show. He tries to be edgy and then says stupid things with his guests.
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