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Melody stuck in head: How to banish? Which song(s) plagues you most?
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Chiang Rai Balloon Festival 2025 to Light Up Valentine's Day
File photo for reference only Chiang Rai is set to dazzle as the skies fill with vibrant hot air balloons during the Singha Park Chiang Rai International Balloon Fiesta 2025. From 13 to 17 February, 30 balloons from 13 countries will grace the skies, marking the return of the region’s much-loved festival, which began in 2016. On February 14, the event embraces a romantic theme, allowing lucky couples to commemorate Valentine's Day with a unique airborne experience. Lifted by balloons, they can declare their love amidst breathtaking views. The festival isn't just about balloons. Attendees will be treated to traditional khon dance performances and live concerts from popular Thai bands like Bodyslam and Paradox. This lively event offers more than just auditory delights; it’s a feast for the taste buds as well, with northern Thai cuisine and local coffee steals the spotlight. For those longing for more adventure, activities such as ATV rides, cycling, and a thrilling Zip Line experience are on offer. The scenic flower fields further enhance the park's allure, providing perfect photo opportunities. Tickets for this enchanting event are pocket-friendly at 300 baht for a one-day pass, with a five-day package available for 1,350 baht. The Singha Park Chiang Rai International Balloon Fiesta 2025 is the perfect blend of culture, adventure, and romance, undoubtedly sealing its spot as an unmissable Valentine's destination. -- 2025-01-22 -
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Thaksin’s Medical Leave Under Scrutiny: Protests Demand Reimprisonment
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Reverse Polish Notation: Do you still use it? If not, why not?
Dear Folks, As you know, any time you might need to add or subtract a few numbers, then Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) is always faster and more convenient, not to mention more accurate. And I am wondering how many in Thailand are using RPN, versus the more inaccurate way of adding numbers, such as using AN, instead. Some have said that a minority of schools here do not stress ARITHMETIC enough. Maybe this is true. But, still, if kids today, not to mention we adults, would increase our use of Reverse Polish Notation, then surely our Math (Maths) skills would continue to improve. Hewlett Packard has always been a big fan of RPN. Yet, in the past several years, it seems that HP has not been offering as many calculators with this RPN function. Do you know why? If you do NOT use Reverse Polish Notation, then would you care to share your thoughts concerning why you do not?... Because, really, such a choice seems just so illogical. These days, of course, many people use their phones for doing arithmetic calculations. And, maybe there is a way to do Reverse Polish Notation on one’s phone. Do you do this on your phone? I could send you a photo of my first Reverse Polish Notation device, if anyone cares. Please let me know if you do. Times are changing, but I just hope that most people here will continue to use Reverse Polish Notation whenever they feel the need. Best regards, Gamma Note and Question: Most people are logical. Right?- 1
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