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well some banks are concerned about the nature of funds coming and going into their accounts. -
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Report Thailand Tops World in Marital Infidelity Rates: 2024 Study
Plus the poverty is even greater in Philippines. Money is even more important there. Filipinas are more prone to cheating I suspect, Thais are just more honest. Having said that women from both countries seem to cheat more than is normal. -
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Where are we going to hold the Aseannow 2025 Xmas bash?
I literally couldn't think of anything worse, can just imagine everyone arriving (with their 'partner' of course) in a pair of slacks and a marks and spencers cardigan, sipping tonic water and discussing how much money they spend every month and how they haven't been to a bar for 20 years. -
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Dental clinic: no medical certificate for visa ?
I think it's your use of the word "certificate" that is the problem. That sounds too official. You need everything you stated, and likely more than just confirmation of multiple appointments, you need to have those multiple appointments booked already. But that doesn't have to be a "certificate" it just needs to be proof of those items. -
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Learning Unit Module 6/7
- Update - I've finished all of my assignments etc for Module 6, in general: - 4x Assignments initially seemed very challenging, but they're sorta designed to be done with the assistance of AI (One of them you have to analyze a 300+ document that's all in Thai). As a result, they weren't as tough as they initially appeared. - Lesson Plan was relatively easy, just taught a class as I usually do, but filmed it, and then matched some appropriate theory to fit with my lesson. - Exam was relatively difficult, but it's online and you can resit it as many times as you want, so it isn't that tough. Also if you're only aiming for a passing mark of 60%, then that isn't too much of a problem. - Watching the videos was easy enough, since you can just keep them open on a second monitor rather than having to actively watch. - Homeroom classes (online) turned out to essentially just be turning up for 10-15 minutes so that the homeroom teacher could check attendance and then people would ask any questions they had about the course etc. For those who didn't have questions, they could just go after the picture was taken. - The main problems some people had was with their own schools, as some schools wouldn't supply the documents they needed for the krusapa assignments, or were hesitant about allowing the teachers to film a lesson. So now I'm just waiting for the seminar at the end of the module and then I'll be finished the module. Module 7 Just had my orientation for this today. It looks like the university running this module is taking a very different approach, and this will involve a lot more work. As there are 7x different assignments + the lesson plan / video. Also it sounds like the homeroom classes will be 90 minutes long, with an expectation of active participation, although I'll find out more in 2 weeks. Also for anyone who does the 7 modules, when you go to orientation, everyone is unsure about how to "check in" and "check out" at the start / end of the orientation. Below is a video which shows how to check out (And it's the same process for checking in). -
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Judges Doubt Govt. as Trump Just. Dept. Misleads & Dodges Orders
And millions of voters are furious at the unelected activist judges for overstepping their bounds with universal injunctions, according to the SCOTUS.
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