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Started walking for exercise, but.....
In an 82 year old it would be rare to need an MRI or arthroscopy. In that age group osteoarthritis is the usual culprit and physical exam plus Xray usually suffice to show the extent. -
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Pattaya Police Crack Down on Beach Prostitution, Arrest 20 Foreign Women
If so, that must have been the reason they were arrested. At the end of the day, it has to stay pretty. -
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Khon Kaen Bus Crash Leaves 1 Dead & Dozens Injured During Start of New Year Travel Rush
Already injured and a dead that will not be counted in the 7 days dangerous days, Later they are proud that there were less accidents -
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Small mobile phone needed. Apple SE 6 just about done for!!
Not hardly. iPhone 15. 17 in September. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 27 December 2024
From seed to fortune: The Chearavanont family’s billion-dollar rise By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce Facebook What started as a humble seed shop in Bangkok has blossomed into one of the world’s wealthiest empires. The Chearavanont family, with a staggering net worth of US$44.1 billion (approximately 1.5 trillion baht), ranks 19th on Bloomberg’s list of the 25 richest families globally. Here’s how they did it. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1347308-from-seed-to-fortune-the-chearavanont-family’s-billion-dollar-rise/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 27 December 2024
Frenchman loses 6,000 euros to foreign sex worker in Phuket By Petch Petpailin Previous arrest of foreign sex workers in Phuket. | Photo via Facebook/ Phuket Hotnews A Frenchman lost 6,000 euros in cash (approximately 210,000 baht) to a sex worker of colour in Phuket on Christmas night, December 25. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1347307-frenchman-loses-6000-euros-to-foreign-sex-worker-in-phuket/ -
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Is Obesity a Very Serious Problem?
Didn’t you already say you have type 2 diabetes and are taking insulin? sounds like it’s already a problem. -
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From seed to fortune: The Chearavanont family’s billion-dollar rise
Photo courtesy of Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce Facebook By Puntid Tantivangphaisal What started as a humble seed shop in Bangkok has blossomed into one of the world’s wealthiest empires. The Chearavanont family, with a staggering net worth of US$44.1 billion (approximately 1.5 trillion baht), ranks 19th on Bloomberg’s list of the 25 richest families globally. Here’s how they did it. A century ago, brothers Chia Ek Chor and Chia Siew Whooy opened a small store selling seeds to Thai farmers. Fast-forward to today, and their venture, Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group, is a conglomerate powerhouse spanning 14 industries—from agriculture and telecommunications to retail and healthcare—operating in 21 countries with annual revenues of 97.28 billion. Under the visionary leadership of Dhanin Chearavanont, the youngest of Chia’s sons, CP transitioned from a family-run business to a professionally managed corporate giant. “Novices can only take a business so far,” Dhanin reflected in his autobiography, underscoring the importance of expert management. His bold moves, including persuading his brothers to relinquish managerial roles, allowed CP to scale unprecedented heights. But success didn’t come without setbacks. The 1997 Asian financial crisis forced Dhanin to sell assets like a Chinese brewery and motorcycle firm—losses he later recouped with strategic acquisitions, including Ping An Insurance for 9.4 billion in 2012. In recent years, CP’s influence has only grown. From acquiring Tesco’s Southeast Asian operations for 10.6 billion to merging telecom giant True with a rival, CP remains a key player in Thailand’s economy. Even during the Covid-19 pandemic, the group rose to the occasion, building a face mask factory and supporting relief efforts, reported VN Express. Today, with Dhanin’s sons at the helm, CP continues to honour its legacy while shaping the future. “The story of CP is the story of resilience, vision, and the spirit of Thailand.” Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-12-27
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