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Drunken Foreign Couple Causes Chaos at Pattaya Hotel, Woman Detained After Fleeing
If that's the prize I don't want to win -
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Housing Benefit Freeze Leaves Low-Income Renters Struggling as Rent Soars, Experts Warn
Will the builders of these affordable houses not profit? I can't see any construction company agreeing to build at a loss. -
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Trump & Biden Share Starkly Different Holiday Messages as Leadership Transition Approaches
5555.....put that to the MAGA crowd and see the results.....5555 whoops sorry...... VVVVV (better?) -
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2024: A Year of Backlash Against Progressive Extremism
Forget the Messenger. What aspects due you disagree with and why? Cos it's only the beginning of the dial moving away from soft Left policies, where they're losing their traditional base. -
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Is Earth round or flat❓
How can you tell, you didn't even watched the video. -
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Bus 999 from Ekamai to Koh Chang Pier: how to buy in advance?
Bolt Taxi from Bangkok to the Koh Chang boat pier during non-peak hours costs less than ฿3000. Split between three people, that seems like a good way to go. Sometimes spending a little bit more in Thailand can save an exponential amount of unnecessary aggravation. -
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CPR Training: where in PTY?
Speaking as one who has been certified and (innumerable times) recertified in CPR, and actually performed it scores of times over the years: It is s physical skill and cannot be adequatly learned ftom a video. Hands on practice is needed. There are mannikins specifically designed for this purpose . Even among people properly trained and certified, if they never actually do it, skill level is often poor and confidence lacking. Note that CPR and first aid are not the same thing. As for the utility of CPR in a situation where defibrillation etc not available, it really depends on the cause of the arrest. And how quickly medical aid arrives. CPR by a lay person in a community or home setting does the most good when the victim is comparatively young and healthy, and arrest was due to a sudden event rather than underlying medical condition. e.g. cases of drowning etc. For that matter, even CPR by medical personnel accompanied by defibrillation if indicated (it is NOT alwsys necessary) often does not have a very good outcome if the arrest resulted ftom an underlying medical condition as opposed to sudden event. Especially in older people.
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