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Rising Homelessness in the US Linked to Migrant Influx and Economic Pressures
He did not say it is. It is certainly not simply people falling on hard times. -
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Let's say I want to make beer stronger, what would you do?
It only works if you make your own brew -
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14-Year-Old Girl Fatally Stabs Grandmother Following Heated Argument
it's not rocket science .... that's how they are, once the Lao Khao kicked in it was time to nag at the grandkids & because her daughter left them with her to look after she resented that. Of course she didn't buy them a treat, that Lao Khao money is her path to getting p_ssed each day. -
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Rising Homelessness in the US Linked to Migrant Influx and Economic Pressures
Excellent post. As I said earlier, the reasons people are homeless are as varied as there are homeless people. Mental illness, substance abuse, educational development issues all pay a significant role, as you argue with evidence a majority role. I don’t agree that prison is any use at all in dealing with drug the drug addicted, and may play a part in further expatiating homelessness through the impact of drug related criminal record on employment opportunities. But yes all the issues you mention are part of the reason for homelessness. -
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Pelosi’s Husband Sells Over $500K of Visa Stock Just Before DOJ’s Antitrust Lawsuit
Is anyone surprised? -
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White string to be blessed
If someone could advise and I use that word lightly but advise on a Temple that will bless me and tie the white string on my wrist I do not want that tourist type temple on the hill on the way to Jomtien I'm sorry . Is there a temple maybe even on the outskirts of Pattaya that will bless me and they will need them to read the list of problems out I have written as they do it . Do you "advise" and again I use that word , do you advise perhaps that there may be better temples than in Pattaya ? I would like to have the white string around my wrist done by a real monk How much usually is the donation and please any advice ? -
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Australian Aged Pension
What about an unforeseen hospitalisation in which you were unable to fly back to Australia? You’re up for potentially millions of baht, correct? -
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Let's say I want to make beer stronger, what would you do?
how does that work? say i want Dunkel to be 7% -
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Democrats Fear Polls May Undercount Donald Trump's Support Ahead of 2024 Election
The ironical thing is that had the Dems anointed Swift or Michelle as the chosen one, they'd likely have been ahead of Trump by a very large margin. Harris just isn't likable, IMO. -
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Israel Shifts Focus to Northern Front as Walkie-Talkie Bombs Signal New War Phase
Trump will be supporting Israel , Kamala will be supporting Hezbollah . Will you be supporting Kamala ? -
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Boy returns lost gold necklace worth hundreds of thousands of baht
he's a good kid and his mother or parents have brought him up well. keep away form the motorbike gangs with machetes and guns and cannabis. keep working hard at school and get that 7-11 job application in. -
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14-Year-Old Girl Fatally Stabs Grandmother Following Heated Argument
How can you know all this? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 26 September 2024
Floodwaters Match 2011 Levels, but a Disaster Is Unlikely This Year: Anutin Picture courtesy: Matichon/FILE Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, has assured the public that despite this year's rainfall and floodwaters being on par with 2011’s catastrophic floods, a disaster of similar scale is not anticipated. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1339096-floodwaters-match-2011-levels-but-a-disaster-is-unlikely-this-year-anutin/ -
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Floodwaters Match 2011 Levels, but a Disaster Is Unlikely This Year: Anutin
Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, has assured the public that despite this year's rainfall and floodwaters being on par with 2011’s catastrophic floods, a disaster of similar scale is not anticipated. Speaking yesterday (Sep. 25), Anutin noted that although Thailand is also impacted by water released from neighbouring countries—a factor beyond the government’s control—manageable measures are being undertaken to mitigate potential flooding impacts. Residents in flood-prone areas, such as Bangkok, have been reassured that the devastating floods of 2011, which saw parts of the capital severely inundated and numerous roads turning into canals, are unlikely to recur. The 2011 floods remain the most damaging in Thailand’s history. In Chiang Mai, the Ping River overflowed its banks today, causing floodwaters to surge through the economic zone. Nevertheless, Chiang Mai Governor Nirat Pongsitthaworn reported to Anutin that the situation, though concerning, is still under control, even as the river's water levels remain high. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is set to visit Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai on Friday to assess the flooding situation firsthand and distribute relief equipment to alleviate residents' hardships. Amid the flooding in Chiang Mai, homes and even the Region 5 police station, along with police flats housing over a thousand officers and their families, were affected. Most officers have evacuated essential items required for their duties, although around 200 remain to safeguard the premises. Pol. Lt. Gen. Kritthapol Yisakorn, commander of Provincial Police Region 5, has taken on a hands-on approach to support those still at the police flats. He personally delivered boxed meals to the area's staircases for the remaining residents while ensuring they remain safe amid rising waters from the Ping River. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely, aiming to prevent a repeat of the devastating floods experienced in 2011. Top Picture courtesy: Matichon/FILE -- 2024-09-26 -
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