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Elderly British Man Injured in Electric Tricycle Crash in Pattaya
so the mobility scoot was legal to be ridden on the road then ? -
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Would Donald Trump’s tariffs hurt US consumers?
I can see you are having a hard time following, which is not surprising. It is in the best interest of the US to stop propping up failing industries so that they either innovate or die. Musk is part of the US auto industry, and he makes the highest selling car in Australia. You know what countries want cars from Detroit? None. It's in no one's best interest to use US taxpayer money to prop up a bunch of failing companies. -
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Dusit International champions local culinary excellence: The Maverick Academy on Netflix
Dusit International champions local culinary excellence with sponsorship of The Maverick Academy on Netflix New reality show connects regional culinary talent with global opportunities in an exciting competition. Dusit International, one of Thailand’s leading hotel and property development companies, is delighted to announce its role as a key sponsor of The Maverick Academy, a groundbreaking culinary competition series hosted by the renowned chef Alvin Leung , also known as The Demon Chef – which is available to watch on Netflix now. Showcasing a unique blend of high-stakes cooking challenges and business acumen, The Maverick Academy, produced by AR Asia Productions, brings together eight talented chefs from across Southeast Asia – including Dusit’s very own Chef Woottisak “Woody” Simhong, a culinary instructor at Dusit Thani College in Bangkok – in a quest to find the next culinary prodigy who will join Chef Alvin in shaping the future of the culinary landscape as his apprentice and business partner. Chef Alvin, an English-born Hong Kong-Canadian chef and television personality, is celebrated for his signature style of ‘X-Treme Chinese Cuisine,’ which has modernised Chinese food and introduced new flavours in restaurants worldwide. He currently holds two Michelin stars at Bo Innovation in Hong Kong. He has also gained recognition as a judge on MasterChef Canada, showcasing his expertise and passion for culinary excellence. He is joined on The Maverick Academy by co-presenter Eric Chong, Chef Alvin’s first apprentice and the winner of the inaugural season of MasterChef Canada. The show also features a distinguished panel of culinary icons as mentors and judges, including chef/owners of Michelin-starred establishments in Bangkok, along with Adrian Rudin, Managing Director of Dusit’s reimagined flagship hotel, Dusit Thani Bangkok, who serves as a judge on one of the episodes. While filming in Thailand, contestants stayed at ASAI Bangkok Chinatown, a vibrant Dusit hotel in the heart of the city's fascinating Chinatown district. Designed to link curious travellers with authentic local experiences, this lifestyle-focused property offered an ideal sanctuary for contestants to rest and recharge between demanding shoots that tested their culinary skills, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit. In addition to featuring a challenge spotlighting Baan Dusit Thani—Dusit’s distinctive standalone dining venue showcasing an array of culinary concepts—the competition also utilised the state-of-the-art facilities at Dusit Thani College, Thailand’s first and largest higher education institution dedicated to hospitality education and training, and The Food School, Thailand’s first multinational culinary school, which is a collaboration between Japan’s Tsuji Culinary Institute, Italy’s ALMA, and Dusit Thani College. These prestigious institutions, renowned for their culinary and hospitality programmes, offered the perfect backdrop for contestants to showcase their skills and expertise. Thailand is well represented in the competition, with three contestants, four Thai mentors, and four Thai sponsorship partners. As a Thailand-based company and a key sponsor of the show, Dusit is proud to showcase its dedication to culinary innovation and to inspire the next generation of chefs, both within Thailand and on the global stage. “Dusit International’s sponsorship of The Maverick Academy underscores our dedication to excellence in culinary arts, personalised service, and hospitality education,” said Suphajee Suthumpun, Group CEO, Dusit International. “With its dynamic format, broad appeal to diverse audiences, and an exciting lineup of culinary talent from Thailand, the show serves as an exceptional platform to champion culinary excellence in our country and celebrate the kingdom’s rich gastronomic heritage.” Dusit joins other prominent sponsors of the show, including Lexus, MasterCard, Makro, Lubuds, CPF (Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited), and the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), as part of a collective effort to elevate Thailand’s culinary landscape on the international stage. All five episodes of The Maverick Academy are streaming on Netflix now. Press release -
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Trump’s Border Czar Details Deportation Plan, Refutes Liberal Concerns
Time for you to chill, and rock out with the "Trump Dance" and then try to speak sensibly and start making some sense. -
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Man Arrested After Naked Rampage and Stone-Throwing Incident in Nakhon Nayok
Police in Pak Phli, Nakhon Nayok, apprehended a 53-year-old man after he caused a public disturbance while walking naked and throwing stones at his neighbours. The incident occurred after the man reportedly consumed alcohol and cannabis, leading to erratic behaviour following several days without sleep. At approximately 12:30 on November 21, officers from Pak Phli Police Station responded to reports of a man walking unclothed in Moo 5, Nong Saeng subdistrict. Upon arrival, they found the suspect, identified as Mr. Anusak, wandering naked through residential areas. Police engaged him in conversation to de-escalate the situation. Eventually, the man emerged from behind a house and was taken into custody after minor resistance. No injuries were reported. A neighbour, identified as “Aunt Ta”, recounted the events leading up to the incident. She said Mr. Anusak had earlier entered a local temple, climbed into her parked car, and honked the horn repeatedly before pouring water over himself. When questioned about his actions, he reportedly said he was hot and needed to cool down. After leaving the temple, his pants fell off, but he did not attempt to put them back on. He continued walking naked into a friend’s house, where he began throwing objects, including stones. The house reportedly belonged to a drinking companion, but the motive for his aggression remains unclear. Neighbours described Mr. Anusak as a habitual drinker who also consumed cannabis this time, likely exacerbating his behaviour. They noted that while under the influence, he often acted out of character. However, when sober, Mr. Anusak was regarded as a generous and friendly individual who often shared what he had with others. The police have detained Mr. Anusak at Pak Phli Police Station to allow him to calm down. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-22 -
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Elderly British Man Injured in Electric Tricycle Crash in Pattaya
Thailand is a developing country and some things are not up to the western standards. If one wants western standards, western prices, western governments and rules and western grandmas, he/she should have stayed home. -
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Is this the "Little Surprise" of 47 and the Speaker?
Castro's six hour lectures could beat that ! No boos either .
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