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I would have thought Utapao might have been a better choice given it's large size, and government emphasis on attraction of industry to the Eastern Economic Corridor.

I have / had similar problems as described by the OP, due to cross country hash running over many years, I dusted off my leg extension bench with free weights, three sets a day gradually increasing the weight and lowering the reps for each set, knee has now strengthened to ensure muscles support the damaged area, problem has now gone away and been away for many many months. Just my experience.

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Correct: The iconic T-34 was not the only tank featured in the Victory Day parade on May 9, 2025. While the T-34 and the SU-100 self-propelled gun led the mechanized column as symbolic tributes to the Soviet Union’s World War II legacy, the parade also showcased a substantial array of modern Russian armored vehicles and tanks.TASS+4Wikipedia+4CNN+4 including: Main Battle Tanks: T-72B3M, T-80BVM, and T-90M Proryv.ADU - Aviation Defence Universe+3Wikipedia+3TASS+3 Infantry Fighting Vehicles: BMP-2 with Berezhok combat modules, BMP-3, and the Kurganets-25.The War Zone+5ADU - Aviation Defence Universe+5TASS+5 Airborne Vehicles: BMD-4M and BTR-MDM Rakushka.TASS+1ADU - Aviation Defence Universe+1 Armored Vehicles: Taifun-K, Taifun-VDV, and Tigr-M.CNN+6ADU - Aviation Defence Universe+6TASS+6 Missile and Artillery Systems: Iskander-M tactical missile systems, Tornado-S multiple launch rocket systems, Msta-S self-propelled howitzers, and Koalitsiya-SV artillery systems.AP News+12TASS+12TASS+12 Air Defense Systems: S-400 Triumf, Buk-M3, and Tor-M2.ADU - Aviation Defence Universe+1TASS+1 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: ZALA Lancet and Geran-2 drones.Reuters+9Wikipedia+9AP News+9 contrasting with previous years where the parade was more subdued.World Today News+1

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I asked AI how or why a body could become fragmented in a collapse such as this, it replied to me as follows: Intuitively, one might expect rescuers to recover whole bodies in the aftermath of a building collapse. However, the presence of only body fragments rather than intact bodies suggests a very high-energy collapse or crushing event. Here's how that can happen: Pancake Collapse or Heavy Structural Failure: If massive concrete slabs fall directly onto people—as in a vertical “pancaking” effect—it can pulverize human bodies, especially if the collapse was sudden and forceful. Bones and tissues can be fragmented beyond recognition. Delayed Recovery and Decomposition: If bodies are trapped under rubble for days in a hot, humid environment like Bangkok, decomposition can advance rapidly. Combined with trauma, this can lead to disintegration of soft tissue, leaving only fragmentary remains. Post-Collapse Movement: Heavy machinery used in rescue or debris removal operations might unintentionally further damage remains, especially if victims were already buried deeply or in unstable positions.

Tried watching episode three last night, can't cope with Sherlock superior attitude all the time and the incessant loud music, so no more Sherlock and his daughter for us. 🥴

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Battle of the war films: Brits vote on their favourite WW2 movies of all time - which do YOU think came out on top? Director Christopher Nolan's costly historical thriller Dunkirk proved the enduring popularity of war films to cinema audiences in the UK. But it may come as a surprise to some that the £112million picture – featuring pop singer Harry Styles – has topped a list of the nation's favourite Second World War films of all time. It beat classics such as The Dam Busters (1955) and The Bridge On The River Kwai (1957) in the poll by Deltapoll, which surveyed 1077 film buffs, for the War Movie Theatre podcast. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14697541/war-films-Brits-vote-favourite-WW2-movies.html

One was OK two was pathetic, will watch three tonight

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That is still a good series but the rest of the Law and Order and Chicago series has gone way down hill over the last few years. SVU has become the Captain Benson show. Fire is still OK but PD where they shout from across the road 'freeze' and take on the most mundane cases that would normally be handled by a constable on the beat, and the dreadful totally inaccurate 'med' where doctor doctor relationships and doctor nurse relationships is taking over and getting boring, actual medical stories are now fewer and far from reality. The best, med series this year is The Pitt. Nearly given up on the FBI ones as well, the one with Mr arm waving shouty is beyond hope, International seems to have gotten new writers and is now quite entertaining if far fetched.

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I also thought that as well, I would simply put every event on a spreadsheet, easy then to see times and events, can sort it and look for spikes in an area easily

Looks they have no piled footings, for that price height and height it should have, but it looks like it is just leaning against a mud bank, they should have pilings and water drain holes. My perimeter walls are 3 to 5 meters in height with footings and cost B2500 a meter

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I started it because it was compared to 'Band of Brothers', watched only one full episode so far but It's nothing like band of brothers, probably wont watch the rest.

5555555555 no one is more of a godless heathen than me, It's slow but interesting, the acting is superb and the end plot a little surprising

I went there many years back maybe 1980, it will need a lot of work to bring it back up to working level as it was falling into the sea back then.

I just watched Conclave , with Ralph Fieness and John Lithgow, A very topical movie to watch at this time, It's on yts.mx