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PHUKET: Phuket Governor Norraphat Plodthong held a meeting with Highways Department Chief Somwang Lohamut yesterday (Mar 27) to discuss the progress of the Chalong Underpass and traffic problems at Chalong Circle.
It was revealed during the meeting that officials inspected the site most recently on Mar 8, at which the underpass was at about 40% progress.
“As the contractor finally received the expropriated land on Jan 12 this year, they have sped up construction of the underpass as well as increased traffic flow by moving the barriers at the orders of the Governor,” said Mr Somwang.
“The construction has progressed to about 40% and is expected to be completed in April 2019,” he added.
“The contractor was closing off more areas without having finished construction in other areas. After I ordered the widening of lanes, they have resolved the problem and from now must complete work at each point of the construction before starting at a new point.
“They have received this advice and it has resolved the issue,” he said.
ROFLMAO... The governor asked for more space and after the problem was solved :D :D :D... IT IS MARCH... wake up!!!! Tourists are leaving and thats the only reason why traffic is now back to nearly normal!!
They will be back, usually in November-December if the government having realized yet!
I hope its going on, a normal traffic light would have done the trick too...
So, the contents of this article is saying that with a bit more of'real traffic thinking involvement' of the underpass builders/managers, the traffic deviation could have been already long time better handled?
But, is it better now?
Started October 2015, 40% done. Use of word 'complete' is funny.
25 - 27 April 2023, Berlin, Germany.
Health meets digitalisation: from 25 to 27 April 2023 at DMEA - Connecting Digital Health, all actors aiming to promote health IT will be gathering on the Berlin Exhibition Grounds.
At DMEA23, experts from business, science and practical fields will also have an opportunity to shape the congress program on all three days of the event. From now until 8 December they can submit their papers for the event.
The call for papers is open and free to anyone working on the digital transformation of the healthcare sector, ranging from researchers, users in the medical and nursing professions, to startups and major companies in health IT.
Digitalisation in medical practices and medical care centres. The key to better care?
Digitalisation in nursing - are you still searching or reaping the benefits?
SaaS and the end of the age of primary system dinosaurs: What does it mean for us?
Networked, interoperable and secure medical technology: How to?
For those interested, open information events will be held in November. The exact dates and times will be publicised shortly on the DMEA website. The events will provide an opportunity to find out more about the application process, the requirements and to clear up any outstanding issues.
Following the deadline on 8 December all the abstracts will be assessed by a panel, which will include representatives of associations, ministries, self-government, industry and science.
DMEA is Europe's leading even for health IT. It gathers decision-makers from every area of the healthcare sector - including IT specialists, physicians, hospital and nursing care executives as well as experts from politics, business and science.
Every year DMEA features a programme devoted to Newcomers and Careers, a topic of major importance.
In 2022, after two years of virtual events due to the pandemic, DMEA was able to take place again in-person on the Berlin Exhibition Grounds. More than 11,000 attendees, over 500 exhibitors as well as speakers from Germany and around the world took part in the event.
When summer started and thus my job at the university was on hiatus, I got a job as a waitress at a new Japanese restaurant in an out-of-the-way strip mall. Since there were hardly any customers, I was making around $25 a night in tips; it was awful. My roommate had been a stripper for about a year, and when I realized she was making over 10x what I was, I quit that waitress job and got hired at her club. It was great having her around to help me learn the ropes - show me how to do my hair and makeup, take me shopping for shoes, thongs and tri-tops, show me how to dance like a stripper, and how to keep my money on me throughout the night so it wouldn't get stolen.  I don't think I would have become a stripper if it hadn't been for her help and encouragement.  When school started up again, I stayed working at the club as well as my regular schoolyear job (as a TA in the computer science dept), but after a few months, I became a little overwhelmed with all those obligations to school and work so I left the club.  Over the next 3 years, I would periodically go back and work for a couple nights when I wanted some extra money.Why Brainwave Entrainment Works Better Than Hypnosis Techniques
Hypnosis is something I would call the great ‘stab in the dark’ technique because people who do practice it are going into the brain without a map, nor a compass to guide them to where they should be going. The brain is a mysterious place, and in the five thousand years of enlightenment, modern science has only been able to fathom about 10 – 15% of the power of the brain.
This accounts for a small fraction of what the brain is capable of and sometimes when we think about it, the potential of what we can do is really quite frightening. Brainwave entrainment works better than hypnosis techniques because hypnosis techniques are blunt, over generalised and its applications are unfounded. It places a message or regressive signals within the subconscious without realising certain things – is the person in the state of hypnosis, really in the state of hypnosis itself? There are many levels of ‘unconsciousness’, and the state that hypnosis tries to get to is very specific.
Furthermore, nobody can be really sure whether the subconscious is even brought to bear; it could still be very well locked away in a torrent of psychology that isn’t taken into account. Hypnotism is a mind field – where sometimes dreams, past regressions and even flashbacks can overcome the session, rendering whatever messages that should be implanted useless.
A better method has been around for quite a long time and it is called, as mentioned before, brainwave entrainment, which is the specific science of inducing the brain to produce specific electromagnetic frequencies – the very same frequencies that can tune to the brain to a specific state. A little history on the matter; science has discovered that the brain exists in several different frequency states – ranging from beta to theta states.
The brain uses neurons to directly communicate signals internally as well as to the rest of the body. When there is massive activity, it is able to be detected on sensitive electromagnetic equipment. Science has tracked the different frequency states and linked them to areas of super learning or super brain functions. The use of the word super here is not totally exaggerated – subjects have found that their brain capacity and functions almost double when in these states. Hypnosis is not an exact science and it is not aware of the frequency states that it induces, as well as having no measurable way to define what state the brain is in, whether or not the messages are getting through or whether the subject is responding to it at all. Add to that an industry of entertainers and bogus testimonials with no measurable variables of success and you get something that you can easily give a miss.
Why place your brain in the hands of a simpleton’s tool when you have the delicate wares necessary to pick the brain apart and better your life. This is why brainwave entrainment works better than hypnosis techniques and this is why you should not even consider the rudimentary over the advanced.Written by - Visit WebsiteA quirky, eccentric and playful bar and restaurant is to open in Guildford's newly developed Tunsgate Quarter.
Cosy Club, which has branches in Bath, Bournemouth and Liverpool, among other cities, offers informal casual dining, drinking and lounging in a unique and family friendly environment.
Think mansion splendour meets village hall eccentricity.
Officially opening to the public on June 18, the £1m addition follows the launch of The Ivy Castle View which opened in the same shopping centre in April.
It will be Cosy Club’s first restaurant in Surrey.
The Cosy Club menu majors on comfort food classics as well as offering an extensive brunch menu, a variety of sandwiches and a selection of tapas.
You can expect coffee and cake, soft drinks, draught beers, cider and ale, an enviable wine list and, to top it off, lots of classic cocktails.
Amber Wood, managing director for The Cosy Club brand, said: "At Cosy Club, we serve up a sense of being somewhere special with a hint of nostalgia.
"From a lazy breakfast to family lunch or a night out in your glad rags, we’re set apart by the character of our team, elegance of our design and quality of our food and drink.
"We’re absolutely thrilled to be part of such a fantastic development,