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Bidding farewell
Does a retirement of relaxation and exercise really sound that bad? Throw in some reading or some other hobby, and it sounds pretty good. Some nice coffee whilst reading/watching the news, breakfast, a couple of hours in the gym, a gentle swim, some reading/researching something, a more creative hobby as well, why is that so bad? Is that not a routine? What do you want to be doing? -
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World is full of idiots
Globally, approximately 3,700 people die every day in road accidents, resulting in a total of 1.35 million deaths annually worldwide.623 Additionally, between 20 and 50 million people suffer non-fatal injuries from car accidents each year.6 These accidents are a significant public health issue, causing major health problems and costing billions of dollars in medical expenses and lost productivity.23 AI-generated answer. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_traffic-related_death_rate -
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I probably should have paid the money.
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Trump Starts Global Tariff Wall, Thailand Hit with 36% Tax
I realize that Trump is acting as if he is already a King of the country but Congress can still affect a lot of what he continues to do as almost all of it is illegal according to the constitution and I think that now Congress sees the demonstrations throughout the country and even congress people are waking up to a possible being able to contol some things. Who knows...not me for sure!- 1
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Cambodia’s Border Ring Road Nears 40% Completion
FBID The construction of Cambodia’s ambitious border ring road is progressing rapidly, with nearly 40% of the project completed, according to the Foundation for Border Infrastructure Development (FBID). The initiative, spearheaded under Prime Minister Hun Manet’s directives, aims to improve national connectivity, trade, and border security. After five months of work, significant progress has been made in Mondulkiri and Ratanakiri provinces. The project has involved extensive land clearing, landmine removal, and infrastructure development. FBID has mobilised eight engineering units with 286 construction machines to accelerate work, with Mondulkiri deploying five units and Ratanakiri three. A crucial aspect of the initiative is landmine clearance. So far, 44% of the targeted 6.25 million square metres have been cleared, with 79 explosive remnants— including 35 cluster bombs— safely removed. Infrastructure development has also advanced significantly. The project has seen the completion of 21 box culverts, 98 drainage structures, and over 100 kilometres of cleared road alignment. Mondulkiri has completed 44.9 kilometres of road (42.45% of its target), while Ratanakiri has achieved 30.3 kilometres (34.26% of its goal). With the dry season providing optimal conditions, FBID is accelerating work before the rains begin, ensuring road stability and adherence to technical standards. The foundation has reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and accountability in delivering the project. Prime Minister Hun Manet has also outlined plans for 2025, introducing new investment incentives for Cambodia’s border regions. He emphasised that the infrastructure project is not just about trade and connectivity but also plays a vital role in national sovereignty and defence. The government has further launched a “Land Granting & Forest Protection Program for Joint Sustainable Development” to provide social land for citizens in need, reinforcing its long-term vision for border region development. -2025-04-03 -
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If Thailand were to open it's first Casino, would you pay a visit?
Poker Tournaments and cash games, I'm in, anything else in a Casino is a win for the House eventually.
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