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In my experience the cost of obtaining an extension of stay based on marriage is determined by the Immigration Officers assessment of your ability to pay in my case 15,000thb advised to me by telephone 10 minutes after arriving home after 2 days of B.S. at immigration. So I just went to Penang. Judging by the number of companies openly advertising 'retirement visas' for 20,000thb + it would seem that immigration is again generally making its own rules, as the correct fee for an extension of stay is 1990thb..
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Airbus and Boeing products running behind schedule
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787 no longer meets spec. http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/2010/...rder-to-9s.html Here we go boys!!!!!!!!!!! -
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Ok so the 787 flies, but how much does it weigh? -
Airbus and Boeing products running behind schedule
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By WILLIAM JOHN COX, LEE GAILLARD, MANUEL GARCIA Jr. and HANS VAN der ZANDEN Special to the Star-Telegram Fort Worth is a key player in the technological revolution sweeping the aircraft industry. The Bell Textron plant produces major assemblies for the revolutionary V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft, 43 percent of whose structure is composed of advanced lightweight composite materials. It is also home to AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines, which in October 2008 ordered 42 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, whose proportion of composites is even higher: roughly 50 percent. Boeing and Airbus -
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Keep your fingers crossed..........................Sounds about right (How the mighty have fallen.) -
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Quote from Blog: SERIOUSLY, here's what's rather bewildering in my opinion. This "wing box fix" has not even been TESTED yet on the static test airplane. Why are they installing it onto the flight test airplanes when they don't even know for SURE that the thing will even work as promised? Shouldn't they TEST first, and if proven successful, install subsequently on ZA001 and the remainder of the flight test fleet? I realize this approach could incur further delays, but on the other hand (i.e. the worst case scenario) what happens if the "fix" does NOT work as hoped? I for su -
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http://blogs.crikey.com.au/planetalking/20...wn-jet-project/ -
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The Impossible Dream (Liner). Parenthesis are mine http://www.lonelyscientist.com/?page_id=18 -
Although you can get away with buying a house or more accurately the land in a company name, it is still actually illegal but.................UP TO YOU
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Exactly (Yawn) -
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Boeing direct Subsidy : http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/busi...syndication=rss -
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Maybe 'launch aid' is a more intelligent idea than 'bankruptcy aid'. Bankruptcy actually means 'cannot cut the financial mustard'. -
I think in fact Phillipino ladies business attitude probably suffers from their exposure to Christianity, where historically sex has not been a pleasure but a burden for ladies tosuffer. (Did I read Guilt?)
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I read on TV that the entry stamp (visa waiver) available at land border posts has been reduced to 15 days, except Malaysian citizens, airports remain 30 days. Strong stuff?
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Airbus and Boeing products running behind schedule
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http://www.thenewstribune.com/opinion/othe...ory/484625.html Quite interesting