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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.
HEALTH4ALLCaring for the elderly

14/02/2012 : More than half of my heart patients are above the age of 65. This doesn't come as a surprise since heart diseases usually come with advancing years; the older you are, the higher the risk. But in the not-too-distant future I expect that most of my patients will be 75, or older, because people are now living longer and this increased longevity means that our society contains a greater proportion of elderly citizens.

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Children's Day out
13/01/2012 : - The Royal Thai Air Force base at Don Muang will feature not only the F-16 and demonstration of the fighter aircraft in flight, but also its latest acquisition the Saab JAS 39 Gripen and its full complement of technology and weapons. The Gripen can take off and land on normal highway. There will parachute jumping and free flights for children on the military aircraft C-130, scheduled take-off times being 10:10am, 11:15am, 12:55pm and 2:20pm. The day's activities begin at 8:30am and run until 3pm at the cargo area of Don Muang Airport.
IN THE MIRROR
Formulas for fewer folds
12/01/2012 : 'I remember seeing some little wrinkles in my early thirties and thinking they were interesting. But you know the horror of it is that the screen image has to be perfect." _ Claire Bloom
FLORAL JOURNEY
Floral drops
11/01/2012 : After my first visit to Isan, the northeastern region of Thailand, 30 years ago, spending time in Phu Kradueng National Park, I recently had the opportunity to revisit the region during the New Year holidays. From Bangkok, we travelled to Nakhon Ratchasima, Chaiyaphum, Nong Khai and Loei provinces. We wanted to avoid the crowded city areas, so we spent most of the time staying at the various national parks. In Chaiyaphum, we stayed at Tat Ton National Park. And in Nong Khai, we stayed at a small resort called Chomkong, that has an unobstructed panoramic view of the great Mekong River, which was very picturesque and quiet.
Till death do us part
11/01/2012 : True love or truly morbid?
WELLNESS
Don't get knocked out by a cold
10/01/2012 : This is the time of the year when reported cases of cold, flu and pneumonia are high. Infants, children and the elderly are at higher risk of acquiring one or more of these diseases and often have severe forms of the diseases with additional complications. Uninfected individuals are likely to acquire infectious virus particles that are shed from patients in their nasal and oral secretions such as saliva and sneeze droplets, making direct and close contact the major transmission routes for the viruses.
MUMMYSAYS
Don't take 'no' for an answer
10/01/2012 : In the child's thesaurus, "cannot" is often a synonym of "do not want to."
IN TOUCH
Should I stay?
10/01/2012 : Life is a series of choices and decisions, some more difficult than others. Deciding whether to separate from your partner is one of the toughest, especially when children are involved or if you are still in love.
Corrigendum
10/01/2012 : In the article, "Notable Productions of 2011", by Alongkorn Parivudhiphongs and Amitha Amranand, published December 28, 2011, the Japanese-Thai orphan character in Tuen Tuek 3 is male, not female as originally written.
Dementia discussions top agenda
10/01/2012 : The Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association (Thailand) and a network of more than 50 corporate partners will organise the "Thailand Dementia 2011 and 14th Asia Pacific Regional Conference of Alzheimer's Disease International", an important international conference aimed at improving the quality of life for Alzheimer's sufferers and their families.
Friends in Need
08/01/2012 : These six puppies are four months old, abandoned in the Klong Toey area. Two of them are ridgebacks. They are very playful and will be large dogs when grown. They are fully vaccinated and have been neutered.