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  • Finding faith in few words

    14/02/2012 : If God is great and benevolent, why does s/he cause pain and calamity to Earth in the form of natural disaster? Those who cannot find answers turn to the probable empirical evidence called science that to some certain extent demystifies natural phenomena.

  • Magazine design contest

    14/02/2012 : HP invites interested high-school students to enter the ''HP Smart Magazine Contest'' to vie for scholarships worth more than 200,000 baht and many other prizes.

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  • See for yourself

    19/12/2011 : DOB Hualamphong Gallery presents "See Saw Seen IV", a photography exhibition by 16 photographers who will present their latest works as captured using Sony's newest A77, NEX 7 and NEX 5N models.

  • Innovation set to take flight

    19/12/2011 : Last week, Acharapan Paiboonsuvan, that supremely versatile actress, began to fly. And she didn't have to leave her newly opened yoga studio to do so.

  • REVIEW

    A visually intriguing evening of performances

    19/12/2011 : The second programme at the 7th International Butoh Festival featured a stunning set of creators and performers with each of the three pieces varying greatly in terms of concept.

  • Going to the dogs

    19/12/2011 : All Soul Production is coming up with a new theatrical project which will give everyone a good laugh with the Italian and European taste of comedy in the form of a cabaret show.

  • Design wizards sought

    19/12/2011 : Adobe Systems Inc is inviting entries for the 12th annual Adobe Design Achievement Awards (ADAA). The competition recognises the best student graphic designers, photographers, illustrators, animators, digital film-makers, developers and computer artists from institutes of higher education worldwide, who have created projects using Adobe software.

  • Coffee, Tea? I'D Rather be me

    18/12/2011 : American Laura Kriska entered Japan a timid and nervous outsider bowled over by culture shock and overwhelmed by the conservative culture of her employer, Honda Motor Company in Tokyo. Starting off as a trainee, she went on to become a valued employee, even changing the company's conservative corporate culture.

  • Rolling stone's origins revealed

    18/12/2011 : UK transplant Lee Child has established himself as one of the top authors of thrillers in the US. Readers quickly took to his literary creation Jack Reacher, a tall ex-army major and military policeman. Single and not averse to a bit of dallying, Reacher is footloose and has taken to thumbing his way across the States. Along the way he solves crimes once local law enforcement reluctantly accept that he isn't the perpetrator.

  • Winehouse's last roar leaves you longing for more

    18/12/2011 : 'Lioness: Hidden Treasures', released posthumously, contains some unforgettable moments, but overall its lack of fresh-sounding material makes fans mourn the fact she won't create again

  • MEAMOO

    Don't copy me, Flying fists, Not my girlfriend, Free and easy

    18/12/2011 : Loso oh so 'sorry' Grammy Entertainment is appealing for public sympathy for its rocker Sek Loso, as he battles allegations of drug-taking.

  • Holiday time : SPECIAL EVENTS

    Gathering round the christmas tree

    17/12/2011 : In these days of matinee idol goodwill ambassadors and princess charity patrons, who can fault Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok and Livingetc magazine for flicking through their little black books of big-time contacts to give their CSR star wattage when at the other end of the food chain homeless, dispossessed and jobless victims of Thailand's catastrophic floods are destined as the beneficiaries?

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