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What Books Are You Reading ? (2025)
Kazuo Ishiguro, The remains of the day. ( and all his books ) Claire Keegan , Small things like these. Ken Follet , The armour of light. ( and all his books). William Boyd , A good man in Africa. Delia Owen’s, Where the Crawdads sing. Hanya Yanagihara , A little life. ( one of my favorites ) Anthony Doerr, All the light we cannot see. Min Jin Lee, Pachinko. Amitav Ghosh, all his books. So many, I’m never without a book. -
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Bank of Thailand Boosts Mobile Security with New Transfer Limits
Agreed. But that doesn't solve the problem that we cannot pay a hospital deposit anymore. @chiang mai very few farang have a Thai credit card, for well known reasons. If you use a foreign credit card, you have to pay up to 35% tax on the deposit - even if you later get reimbursed because insurance paid directly to the hospital. A deposit of 100,000 or 200,000 is not unusual, in the tourist south 500,000 is not unusual. ATMs have similar limits nowadays. (Thais don't have this problem, they all have credit cards, and younger relatives who will pay the deposit.) BTW I agree with @mokwit -
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Jeju Air Flight from Bangkok Skids Off Runway at Muan Airport, 28 Dead
A pilots take which is similar to what I have been saying all along Surely I cannot be the only professional aviator wading through this thread thinking that the whole "berm debate" is...superfluous? In what world does landing unconfigured more than halfway down a runway carrying a tremendous amount of energy NOT have a bad outcome? While airport design of course has a role to play in overall safety, ultimately it is OUR job (speaking to other actual pilots, please, not simmers and enthusiasts) to keep the operation within the lines. This wasn't marginally outside those lines. In that light the endless ruminating about The Berm is pointless when I'd wager every actual working pilot is quietly mulling how they never want to perform this "landing", and wanting to know what combination of technical and human factors led to the aircraft being in the aforementioned state. The placement of the obstacle was tragically unfortunate but the allocation of discussion to it is astonishingly misplaced. -
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Why some of us did not get COVID symptoms …even though we were exposed.
Thanks for your testimony, it will help raise awareness, especially as you were initially a pro-vax poster on this forum. So many people have suffered because of this organised crime… -
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Bank of Thailand Boosts Mobile Security with New Transfer Limits
Don't waste your time replying to that person who pretend to know everything, but clearly is not old enough to properly read what is written in the OP. He keeps hammering on the security measures like facial recognition, while the OP clearly says this. The plan introduces a daily transfer cap of 50,000 baht And of course, it all has to do with control. Just look what is happening in Europe and America, where you have little control anymore over your own money, and this is directed by the same crooks -
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Azure Hotel (formally Centara) Soi 15 Seized/closed
I echo the other posters' queries about jurisdiction. What has been provided so far does not mention the hotel name, which I assume is somewhere in pages 2-7. There has to be some kind of Thai court order that has not been supplied, otherwise anyone in charge would have ignored the order and there would be no way of enforcing it. The fact that someone in authority knew in advance suggests there was some Thai jurisdictional decision, we just haven't been made aware of it. This restraining order was filed in Feb 2024, and if the Centara Azure was mentioned then, why did it take so long for action to be taken, or is that because of an application to a Thai court? At the end of the day, the restraining order from Texas means absolutely nothing in Thailand, so why is this all we are being fed? I care because I live in the condos, though only renting, but the hotel is likely to be closed for years and may not open again. Where will that leave to condos, which rely on the hotel for the facilities? I have attached a notice received from the Juristic office
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