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Sugar-coated fun - but at what cost?
Life, Prapai Kraisornkovit, Published on 04/10/2013
» I vaguely remember video games when my children were growing up. There was a console connected to the television and something handheld called a Game Boy. My kids would pull twisted faces when they played video games. "Your faces will get stuck that way," I used to tease them. For me, video games, like comic books and cartoons, were something that kept my children occupied on rainy Sundays. I did my best as a parent to limit their exposure to violence and rationed their video-game-playing time. But personally, I never took an interest.
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Motor showcase hits town
Life, Published on 04/10/2013
» Good news for supercar enthusiasts. More than 40 luxury cars worth over 600 million baht are now on show at The Circle Ratchapruk.
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A tale of phantoms comes to bangkok
Life, Published on 04/10/2013
» WTF Gallery presents "A Tale Of Phantoms", a conceptual art exhibition by Nitimonster, a network of artists from Chiang Mai.
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Go wild at Seacon Square
Life, Published on 04/10/2013
» Seacon Square is today turning its 1st floor into a mini nature reserve where everyone can view wild animals rarely seen in the Kingdom.
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East versus West
Life, Kong Rithdee, Published on 04/10/2013
» The first shot in Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity lasts almost 10 minutes, a long, unbroken take of Sandra Bullock and George Clooney in a gravity-less float, a mix of cosmic tumble and lyrical spacewalk backdropped by the breathtaking, panoramic orb that is Earth and specks of nameless stars. I watched the film on Imax 3D, and the enormous screen enhances so spectacularly the film's visual choreography, especially the depth: space seemed to extend beyond the edge of the screen and the infinite black swathe around Bullock and Clooney reaches further and further back. The 3D trickery has been much heralded, but here's a rare film where the technology is integral to the emotional register of the story.
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Crossing culinary borders
Life, Vanniya Sriangura, Published on 04/10/2013
» Culinary speaking, no one can deny that one of Asia's biggest melting pots is Singapore. Despite its size, the island nation with a population of 5.3 million is a sanctuary of refined flavours, which an astounding number of out-of-town, star-studded chefs from across the globe regard as their second home.
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Water world
Life, Published on 04/10/2013
» While vast areas in Prachin Buri province have been severely flooded, local people still find ways to carry on. Some took advantage of the water and brought out their fishing equipment, hoping for a catch. So far, five factories in the province have been affected by this year's deluge, along with the five Otop businesses.
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Pure and simple
Life, Ung-Aang Talay, Published on 04/10/2013
» Nowadays you have to be ready to do some serious detective work to find a restaurant where standard Thai dishes are cooked in a way that discerning Thais of earlier generations won't shrug off.
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The right time and place
Life, Prapai Kraisornkovit, Published on 04/10/2013
» All roads lead to Hong Kong during Watches & Wonders 2013, Asia's first haute horlogerie exhibition, which ended on a high note last week after around 16,000 visitors, from 750 representatives of the region's media to retailers, collectors, admirers of watch mechanisms and lovers of luxury goods, enjoyed the warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout.
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Govt still waiting on sending draft to King
News, Post Reporters, Published on 04/10/2013
» The draft amendment to the constitution has not yet been forwarded for royal endorsement, cabinet secretary-general Ampon Kitti-ampon said yesterday.
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