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I Have Seen the End”: Uri Geller Warns Trump of Imminent Nuclear Apocalypse
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Foreign Tourist Punches Thai Driver During Heated Argument in Phuket
I think Benz drivers (per capita) are worse than the van drivers - particulalry when I'm driving up country. I've been cut off many, many times by Benz drivers. Watch them drive to the BKK airport as just one nearby example. -
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Woman in Quang Nam Province Accused of Killing Son for Insurance Payout
Photo: VN Express In a shocking development, Quang Nam Province police have accused To Thi Ty Na, 44, of murdering her child to fraudulently claim insurance money. Na was taken into custody on April 5, following directives by Major General Nguyen Huu Hop to revisit unsolved cases that had been suspended for lack of evidence. The crime dates back to January 2, 2023, when Na's son, Nguyen Van Hoang, was found dead under suspicious circumstances in the bathroom of their home in Ha Lam Town, Thang Binh District. The recent review of the case prompted a deeper investigation. As part of the investigation, Na was asked to participate in a crime scene reenactment just two days before her arrest. Following this, authorities concluded that she was responsible for her son's death, allegedly motivated by the intention to collect insurance funds. Details regarding the modus operandi and the specific insurance payout involved remain undisclosed at this time. The case has cast a light on the potential depth of deceit driven by financial motives, raising broader concerns about insurance fraud. Na's arrest marks a significant step in resolving this tragic case and aims to deliver justice for the deceased child, reported VN Express. -- 2025-04-08 -
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Gaza Paramedics Shot ‘With Intent to Kill,’ Red Crescent Demands International Probe
He wasn't there, and has no idea what is going on anyway. He has NO proof. He accepts the word of the IDF as is it were the holy grail, even though the IDF change their story every time when evidence to the contrary appears. He is simply a troll, or a shill if you wish. -
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The Anglicisation of France: A Language Under Siege by Its Own People
French as a modern language has it's origins in the languages that was spoken historically across France. In the middle ages, the language of Southern France / Northern Spain / Monaco / North West Italy was Occitan, i.e. the area referred to as Occitainia. In fact Occitan is still the official language of Catalonia today. Northern France's language is referred to as "langue d'oïl", however this is more a dialect, as Francien was the language spoken around what is modern Paris, other regions were Germanic, due to the ruling Frank's. Over the years France has been invaded by the Moors, Romans, The Vandals (origin Poland), Visigoths (Germanic), Phoceans (Greek), Franks (Germanic) etc. So if the French in their usual Gaulic flare are getting all uppity with Anglo-American influences, at what point in their history is the true original French language the definitive version. Most probably the same as other countries, e.g. when we learnt to "bang the rocks together". -
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British Woman Arrested at Phuket Airport for 207-Day Visa Overstay
I was thinking of her origins, having a British passport does not male her British -
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Advertorial How St. Andrews Green Valley teaches more than just academics
There’s a feeling at St. Andrews International School, Green Valley that words alone cannot explain. But if we were to point fingers, it is perhaps, the result of a curriculum that values curiosity as much as achievement. All part of a curriculum that nurtures each student’s potential, and teachers who are there to offer support along every step of the way. Personalised education for great results “We believe very much in personalised learning and trying to vary our education to the strengths of all of the students,” shared Kevin McGee, Head of Secondary at St. Andrews, Green Valley. Small class sizes provide individual attention, and teachers work closely with students to meet, and often exceed, their goals. Green Valley students consistently outperform global averages in the IB Diploma Programme, with an average of 34 points in the last 5 years, higher than the worldwide standard of 30.5. Over 40% of IB grades were 6s and 7s, equivalent to A and A* at the A-Level, while IGCSE students saw 55% of their grades at A or A*. But numbers, while impressive, are only part of the equatio. St. Andrews Green Valley teaches beyond the classroom, helping students gain the skills necessary to thrive in university and life beyond. This approach is the reason many parents choose Green Valley. “Besides academic excellence, what I realised about the school is that they focus a lot on developing character,” says Joey, a parent from Singapore. “We enrich our curriculum with a lot of outdoor learning. We teach our students about eco-literacy because we really want them to be at the forefront of developing sustainable education in the future,” explains McGee. That’s why students can often be found learning in all over Green Valley campus during school hours. During his 17-year tenure teaching science at Green Valley, Mr. Frost transforms the entire campus into a functioning laboratory for fieldwork. His students can often be found analysing the school lake's water quality, measuring nutrient concentrations. Other faculty members make significant contributions as well. As Green Valley's IB Diploma Coordinator, Mr. Emery supervises environmental stewardship projects. One notable initiative involves students rehabilitating withered orchids before replanting them on school grounds. Students also undertake more ambitious environmental projects. Year 10 students Tiffin and Matilda have created a butterfly garden to enhance biodiversity. Meanwhile, Amy and Rhianna lead an initiative collecting plastic bottle caps for conversion into medals, reducing plastic waste in landfills. The opportunity to experience everything Ask the students what makes Green Valley special, and the word that comes up again and again is community. “I know everyone here [...] I’ve managed to make such great friendships over the years that I hope I’ll cherish forever,” Marina reflects when asked about her experience at the school. Teachers are deeply involved in their students’ growth, working with students individually to help them find paths that make sense for them rather than pushing them toward a singular definition of success. “We try to work very closely with our parents, too, so that we have a triangle with all of us working together towards the students goal,” says McGee. For many, this personal attention makes all the difference. Thanks to that level of support, nearly 100% of Green Valley graduates go on to higher education, with many securing places at top universities worldwide. And even after they leave, many alumni remain connected to the school. Those who have moved on still feel tethered to this place, to the experience of growing up in a school that let them be more than just a name on a class list. To catch a glimpse of life at St. Andrews International School, Green Valley, Register here. For more information, follow the school on Facebook. Sponsored - Original article by The Thaiger Sometimes, learning happens outside of classroom walls
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