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Looking for internship 3rd Year Security Management StudenT
Hello Talha I am a manager at an IT company in Bangkok, give me a PM and we can talk further. -
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Living in Thailand is very cheap?
So, were you.......I was living abroad and visited the UK. Why do you think I worked in the UK? -
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Political statements, controversial persons as profile pix can be offensive
It was actually the left that were headed towards holocaust denying due to their alignment with islam. Trump won mostly because of what the left has become, not because hes that great. But hes also none of the things you stated. Your mind is nothing but a product of extremist propaganda aka the lamestream media -
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Goethe-Institut invites all to its multicultural German Christmas Market
Spend an unforgettable day with loved ones in a magical world where a tropical setting meets Christmas cheer Visiting a Christmas market is a great way to indulge yourself in the holiday spirit. That is why the Goethe-Institut Thailand, together with the Thai-German Cultural Foundation (TDKS), brings back one of German most beloved traditions to Bangkok, inviting all to celebrate the festive season at its German Christmas Market 2024. Together with this year´s sponsors, namely Lufthansa German Airlines, FC Bayern Munich, Audi, Paulaner, and Tiger Balm, we are enhancing the appeal of this magical Christmas event. Hosted in the unique atmosphere of the Goethe-Institut Thailand forecourt on Sathorn Soi 1, it will be a place where a tropical setting meets Christmas cheer. With 50 booths in total, there’s something to delight every visitor. Culinary delights Seasonal treats like mulled wine, gingerbread, roasted almonds, and an exciting mix of European Christmas classics, served by German and Thai restaurants, such as Bavarian Roast Pork, Berlin Döner Kebab, sausages, German bakery items, ice cream and more, all of which can be enjoyed with Paulaner’s famous beer, wine, or apple spritzers. Family fun A diverse program will entertain visitors of all ages, featuring live music from choirs and bands, along with family-friendly activities. Visitors can learn how to make Christmas decorations and other handmade activities. Festive cheer also means unique gift ideas, jewellery, board games, and handcrafted items that Christmas markets are famous for, making shopping a big part of this year’s event. Car aficionados can admire Audi’s new model TT, and Tiger Balm will offer short massages to customers at their booth. Football enthusiasts will be treated to a public viewing of the match between FC Bayern Munich and FC Heidenheim, broadcasted live by the market’s sponsor, FC Bayern. Christmas tree The centrepiece of every festive market is its Christmas tree, which this year was designed by Thai artist Wishulada Panthanuvong. Created from plastic waste recently collected, Panthanuvong’s work shows how good things can come from what seems impractical and reminds us of the importance of sustainable lifestyles. Christmas market as a cultural melting pot As promoters of cultural exchange, the Goethe-Institut Thailand and the TDKS are proud to create another meeting spot and melting pot through the Christmas Market, where people can meet, unite, enjoy the Christmas atmosphere, and discover new experiences. The German Christmas Market offers a wonderful opportunity to immerse oneself in the festive spirit and experience the charm of the holiday season in a lively setting. The market also symbolises international friendship and cultural understanding. Visitor support The entrance fee for adults and children above 12 is 80 baht. Families can enjoy a ticket offer of 120 baht for one adult and up to five children under 12. The entrance includes participation in the raffle. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance of the Christmas market. Save time on the day by purchasing advance tickets on Ticketmelon. Advance tickets will be fast-tracked at the entrance. If the market reaches capacity, advance ticket holders will have priority entry to this festivity. Getting here and parking We recommend taking a 5-minute walk from MRT Lumpini Station (exit 2) for convenient access to The Goethe-Institut Thailand. For those who prefer to drive, paid parking is available at 123 Parking or Q House Lumpini with limited availability. Please note that there is no parking at the market. For more information, please visit http://www.goethe.de/thailand or https://www.facebook.com/goetheinstitut.thailand/ -
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UK Controversial Junk Food Crackdown Targets Breakfast Staples Including Porridge
But why on earth is sugar allowed anywhere near muesli in the first place? If people want to add it themselves then its up to them , but the default product should be sugar free, same goes for any product except cakes etc There is just no need for sugar at all, -
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Living in Thailand is very cheap?
Why would stating "I've been abroad or lived abroad for 30 years' automatically mean I have never 'visited' the UK during those 30 years? What is your first language? -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Electric vehicle acceleration poses 'risk and cost issues' for fleets Greater rates of acceleration for electric vehicles (EVs), compared to their internal combustion engine (ICE) counterparts, is creating potential fleet risk management and cost issues, FleetCheck is warning. Vehicles with this kind of performance would not just present a very real risk if drivers attempted to access the available performance on a public road, but there would be cost issues arising from excessive tyre and brake wear, he argues. “Of course, there have been privately-owned cars on public roads that go this fast for some years, but the numbers have been tiny,” he continued. https://www.fleetnews.co.uk/news/electric-vehicle-acceleration-poses-risk-and-cost-issues-for-fleets If we see a major accident that kills a huge number of children due to excessive and dangerous EV vehicle acceleration I would expect immediate mandates from governments to liimited the vehicle acceleration my understanding such a change would be implemented via a software update
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