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EU Sues UK Over Brexit Treaty Breach on Free Movement
Of relevance: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-poll-free-movement-eu-reset-b2663254.html -
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Did you have a happy Childhood?
Thank you for the first serious reply of the day, Lacessit. I appreciate your feedback and I do agree with you that many (not all) privileged kids can be very difficult indeed! -
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‘Bigger than Nuremberg’ Files That Could Bring Assad to Justice
Killing even ONE human being would probably put me into a state of depression that I could never get out of, similar to most "normal" human beings. These guys that murder thousands, even hundreds of thousands, must be a special breed of animal that never developed normal, humane brains. -
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Thailand investigates ex-police chiefs over gambling corruption
Please publish a list of all high-ranking police officers who are not unusually rich. I am pretty sure that list is very short. -
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Elderly Woman Rescued After Falling Into 10m Deep Pit, Waiting Over 10 Hours for Help
Picture from responders. An elderly woman, aged 71, was rescued in Prachin Buri, after falling into a 10-metre-deep pit while walking home. She remained trapped for over 10 hours before being discovered and rescued by local authorities and volunteers. On the evening of December 16, at around 20:00 rescue volunteers from Sawang Bampen Thammasathan Foundation received a report from villagers about a missing person who was believed to have fallen into a deep pit. Responders immediately rushed to the scene. The pit was reported to be 5 metres square and 10 metres deep, containing water about 1.2 meters deep. Rescuers called out during the search and heard a faint response from the bottom of the pit. Villagers and rescue volunteers used a 15-metre-long ladder to descend and retrieve the elderly woman. After securing her to a rescue stretcher, they carefully lifted her to safety in a challenging operation that lasted about 30 minutes. Mrs. Samran Owatsuwan, 69, the younger sister of the victim, explained that her sister, Mrs. Samroeng Owatsuwan, often walked around the area. On the day of the incident, Mrs. Samran returned from the market at around 10:00 and noticed her sister was missing. Initially, she assumed her sister had gone to visit relatives. By 17:00 when her sister still had not returned, she alerted neighbours and began searching. At around 20:00 they discovered that her sister had fallen into the pit. Police volunteer Mr. Monchai Panyatano, 45, stated that during the search, they found the victim’s shoe near the pit, prompting them to call out and receive a response. They immediately notified family members and rescue teams. Mr. Suthiphong Yodked, a rescue volunteer, reported that upon arrival, they found Mrs. Samroeng floating in chest-deep water at the bottom of the pit. Rescuers used a stretcher and ropes to carefully lift her out while providing initial first aid. Despite the harrowing ordeal, Mrs. Samroeng, though exhausted, suffered no major injuries. She explained that she had been walking home when she accidentally fell into the pit. Rescue teams transported her to Chao Phraya Abhaibhubejhr Hospital for a thorough medical examination and to allow her to rest. Authorities praised the efforts of local residents and rescue teams for their swift response and coordination in saving the elderly woman. -- 2024-12-17 -
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EU Sues UK Over Brexit Treaty Breach on Free Movement
I'm sure, that just like the UK, parts will be normal, other parts not so normal. But don't try and tell me that itbthe same Germany of 35 years ago. My friends and colleagues who married Germans and stayed on in Germany tell me otherwise. -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Yea, you are right regarding the PTT app/charger as the text on the video states (1st snapshot below) he attempted his charge 4 days after the transition from the old app to the new app which occurred over a 13 hour period between 2 Dec at 7pm to 3 Dec at 8am. Anytime after 2 Dec 7pm (like him making the trip/video 4 days after that 2-3 Dec app transition) if he was using the old app a person would experience what Bjorn experienced which was no chargers being displayed...unable to start a charge. And where he shows him "opening" the app, yeap, that's the old app based on me opening both the old and new app a few minutes ago to see what they look like when first opening the apps. Bjorn just missed the memo which if I remember right came via pop-up message on the old app "and" I think also via email since the old app used a person's email address as their logon User ID. The new app does not use a person's email but their mobile number. I got the memo in late Nov. I loaded the new app 26 Nov...notice no chargers were displayed....I thought maybe something was wrong in my account setup.....I sent PTT Customer Service an email identifying my problem....they responded with about an hour saying the new app would not show any chargers until the morning of 3 Dec. Then for the old app a person would still be able to logon until 31 Dec for historical purposes but couldn't be used to start a charging session anymore (see snapshot 3). And around noon time on 3 Dec after the transition to the new PTT app I stopped at a PTT charger really close to my home just to confirm the new app worked. As I pulled into the 2nd slot a person in the 1st slot was having problems in getting it to work...the app world recognize the charger...whenever scanning the charger's QR code it would say wrong charger. I then tried and was getting the same problem but notice whenever I would scan the QR code for DC Charger #2 the app would respond with it DC Charger #1...and vice versa if scanning the QR code for DC Charger #1 it would respond with DC Charger #2. So, as a test we both tried hooking Charger #1 cable to the car but scanning the QR code for Charger #2....but the charging still wouldn't work. And if scanning the "AC" Charger QR it would responded with a weird number. About that time a PTT employee came over to assist with/see first hand the problem both of us were having. The first thing she want to confirm if we were using the new app, which she called the "blue" app because the icon of the new app on your phone is a blue color where the old app is a white color (see 2nd snapshot below).....we were both using the new (blue) app. She called some PTT phone number and was told the new app was having issues with the "charger database that identified all the chargers....link QR code on the charger to the actual charger location). At that point we both left. I have seen people using the charger since so I guess PTT probably got that issue fixed sometime on 3 Dec. Anyway, Bjorn just missed the memo regarding the old to new app transition....he was using the old app after it could no longer be used to start a charging session. I don't know what was happening with the PEA app. Plus in his video when it suddenly started working I'm not sure if it just started working while he was still complaining OR he actually unplugged & tried again and this time it worked properly. I got the impression from his video he "may/could have" attempted it a second time versus just a long delay in his initial charging attempt. In a lot of his videos he likes to dramatize things by leaving out bits of info which would have explained there was no real drama at all....guess he thinks more people will like his videos and view his other videos if they come with some "drama." 1st Snapshot...from the video 2nd Snapshot....show icons of PTT old and new apps. If you got the old (white) icon although you can still log into the app as of the date/time of this post (and apparently thru 31 Dec 2024) you can not use it to start a charging session after 2 Dec 7pm as you will not be able to see any chargers. Snapshot 3...a 26 Nov email from PTT Customer Support in response to an email I sent them asking why the "new" (blue) app does not show any charger locations. Basically the PTT email says the chargers will not appear in the new app until the morning of 3 Dec...and also with the old (white) app a person will still be able to logon thru 31 Dec to see/download historical data.
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