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Suggestions needed for immigration and Bangkok Bank
Open at Bangkok bank just before soi 6, second road. right hand side heading north a large branch and quick service. -
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Access to US DMDC websites from Bangkok
It is a recording. "thank you for attempting to callback pertaining to your voice one time code request. If you did not initiate a code request please contact your bank immediately." -
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Weathering the Climate Debate: Meet the Young Meteorologist Challenging the Hysteria
You seem to have missed a few recent headlines about Solar Radiation Modification (SRM). That's exactly what they're proposing. -
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So Long And Thanks For All The Fish - Ukraine bombs Russian Nuclear Bombers
Unfortunately, that can happen only in your fantasy world. Reality. Ever heard of it? In reality, Russia has won the war on the ground. And they won't be giving back any of the annexed territories that are now part of Russia. At this point, the goal of any sane actor would be to stop the war before it escalates to WWIII. And there's only one way that will happen. Diplomacy. Unfortunately, the drone attack on the Russia airfields and the more recent attack of the Bridge to Crimea make a diplomatic solution all the more difficult. What the world needs right now is some sane adults. Where are they? Certainly not in DC. What could they possibly be thinking? The war in Ukraine is not a video game. And in the end, no one will be able to press the reset button and play another day. There will be no reboot. -
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Report Pattaya Motorbike Drivers Protest Strict Helmet Law Fines
It's crazy. The ex purposely reaches over, clipping her seat belt into the buckle to stop the alarm before driving the car, she then sits over the buckled seat belt. 😂 -
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Chinese Visits to Angkor Up 30% in May Tourism Surge
Chinese tourist arrivals to Cambodia’s Angkor Archaeological Park climbed by 30% in the first five months of 2025, marking a strong rebound for the country's top heritage site. New data from Angkor Enterprise shows that 43,193 Chinese visitors explored the UNESCO-listed complex between January and May — up from 33,292 during the same period last year. China ranked fourth among source countries, trailing only the US, UK, and France. In total, Angkor welcomed over 527,000 foreign tourists from 171 countries, generating $24.5 million in ticket sales. The spike comes amid renewed efforts to revive regional tourism under the banner of Cambodia-China Tourism Year 2025. Thong Mengdavid of the Royal University of Phnom Penh credits “greater accessibility, promotional campaigns, and direct flights” for the rise. Tourism leader Thourn Sinan called the increase “a significant step forward in revitalising bilateral exchanges.” Located in Siem Reap province, Angkor’s sprawling 401-square-kilometre site features 91 temples dating back as far as the 9th century. The May surge in Chinese visits offers a welcome boost to the local economy — and a sign that Cambodia’s post-pandemic tourism recovery is gaining ground. -2025-06-04
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