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Thermodynamically Speaking: Should I keep my house at a constant temp to save money?
Why change the habit of a lifetime as that is what you always do! That is if you do bother to provide any so called "evidence" when asked! -
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Transport Driving Licence Renewals Go Digital: No More Tests Needed
As a retired person, you are statistically closer to dying, so why not value your time a little more? I am also retired, but I highly appreciate the time I have left and have always hated to waste most of a day to renew my drivers license. In Bangkok I was once denied renewal, because I was wearing knee long cargo shorts instead of long pants, which I otherwise never wear. Now I will no longer have to worry, if the long pants will still fit my body, next time my license is up for renewal 😆😆😆 -
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Travel Thailand Tightens Airport Rules on Liquids and Gels to Boost Safety
Of course not! I only dig into my vast memory. I also remember in the 70s and 80s when Pattaya, Phuket, Acapulco, Rio de Janeiro, Caribbean and many other places in the world were great places to be but have since then turned into <deleted> holes.- 1
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income tax question
No such thing as a pension visa. Any of the taxation is currently theoretical, not being enforced. Even if/when it does get enforced, your home country most likely has a tax treaty with Thailand and tax already paid, pensions etc will not be taxable. Agents are in the places expats mostly live, Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket etc., I doubt you would find any agents in Surat Thani (maybe Koh Samui), but you could certainly do the visa yourself at any of the local immigration offices. Local banks will usually open an account to do with retire visa's. There is no need to consult a tax accountant, leave after 180 days, arrive at a certain time of year etc. -
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Blood Thinners
I get the occasional red spot with blood thinners. Red spots on the skin, also known as petechiae or purpura, can be a side effect of blood thinners. These medications, such as warfarin and others, thin the blood and can increase the risk of bleeding, including bleeding under the skin. Petechiae are small, pinpoint spots, while purpura are larger, flat, reddish-purple areas. Elaboration: Blood Thinners: These medications, like warfarin, are prescribed to prevent blood clots but can also increase the risk of bleeding, including bleeding under the skin. If you are taking a blood thinner and notice red spots on your skin, it's important to consult with your doctor to discuss the potential causes and next steps. Other Causes: While blood thinners can be a contributing factor, red spots can also be caused by other medications, infections, strains, or injuries. Seeking Medical Advice: If you notice red spots on your skin, it's crucial to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the cause and appropriate course of treatment. They can evaluate your symptoms, medical history, and medications to determine the underlying cause and recommend the best course of action. Petechiae: These are tiny, pinpoint red or purple spots on the skin caused by broken blood vessels. They are often a result of bleeding under the skin and may be a sign of a more serious underlying condition. Purpura: Purpura is a larger area of bleeding under the skin, forming flat, reddish-purple spots.Like petechiae, they can be caused by various factors, including medications like blood thinners.
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