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Going up and down the scale
Muse, Samila Suttisiltum, Published on 13/02/2010
» There are many ladies who at some stage have been determined to undertake strength training as part of their workout routine in an attempt to lose weight and shape up. Many, however, found themselves putting on a few pounds after one or two weeks of training and, unable to tolerate the rising digits, they quit.
A thousand words ... and pounds
Muse, Samila Suttisiltum, Published on 20/02/2010
» 'The Guardian's recently published an article on Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) pursuing more than half of the football clubs in the Premier League "over tax due on image rights payments totalling 60m"
More than just a list
Muse, Pichaya Svasti, Published on 10/04/2010
» Almost every movie lover knows the Oscar-winning film Schindler's List, which simplifies the true story of Oskar Schindler, the German industrialist and member of the Nazi party who saved the lives of more than 1,000 Jews by hiring them in his factories during World War II. Lists changed throughout the wartime. Yet, the official one is dated April 18, 1945, three weeks before the German army surrendered. Three copies are being kept in museums in Jerusalem, Washington D.C., and in Orange Country, New York. The only copy in private hands is now for sale for $2.2 million (71.4 million baht).
Total access of all media
Muse, Published on 17/04/2010
» Since the protests and rallies by the red-shirts have continued on the streets of Bangkok, one move from the Thai government has been to shut down certain media channels on the grounds of information distortion. 'Muse' asked last week what you thought about this move and if you agreed with the government's strategy in believing that controlling some of the media could bring the Kingdom back to normalcy? And if you thought that people should have access to all information and the right to decide on what to believe by themselves, and why? Here are your answers!