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Ageing in place: A home that matches life’s pace (opens the original)
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Ageing and housing are undeniably intertwined. A home can accompany us through every stage of life, from childhood and adulthood to old age, reflecting the concept of ageing in place — growing old in one’s own home or familiar community. But preparing a home for ageing does not necessarily mean designing it solely for old age. With thoughtful planning, a home can meet our needs today while also adapting as we grow older. To help keep the basics in mind, Asst Prof Soranart Sinuraibhan, PhD, dean
Nene Royal’s ‘Hysteria’ tops 1 million views (opens the original)
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Thai rocker Nene Royal’s latest performance on ”America’s Got Talent” — a rendition of Muse’s “Hysteria” — has surpassed one million views online within just 14 hours of its release. The full video of the Judges’ Callbacks performance, released on the AGT YouTube channel four days earlier than originally scheduled, came with a note that the 16-year-old singer-guitarist from Phuket had “crushed” the 2003 song by the English rock band from Devon. Nene Royal, whose real name is Rattikarn “Praew” Am
Wat Pho: Beyond the Reclining Buddha (opens the original)
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Most visitors to Wat Pho come for one thing: the 46-metre-long, gold-plated Reclining Buddha. Its massive spectacle never fails to impress, but beyond the temple’s most photographed landmark lie centuries of history that many visitors never discover. Now, two architecture academics have developed and are continuing to expand an application called Insight Wat Pho to help visitors explore central Bangkok’s oldest temple in ways that go beyond a traditional walking tour. (Story continues below) The
Thai hairdressers: lives behind the scissors (opens the original)
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“Neighbourhood barbershops and salons are becoming places only for people who are too lazy to wash their own hair or who have certain physical limitations. For example, they may have just undergone eye surgery,” 53-year-old hairdresser Nong says with a laugh. In every neighbourhood, there is a hairdresser. The profession has long provided a vocational career for Thais and, for some, a dream job. At a time when annual lists warn of occupations at risk of being replaced by artificial intelligence,
'Working keeps me alive and valuable,' says 90-year-old who still decorates cakes every day (opens the original)
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What began as a means to make a living has become a lifeline for a 90‑year‑old Thai woman who continues to decorate cakes every day, keeping her physically and mentally alive. Sansanee Thawatthanapong is the owner of Parichat Bakery, which has served cakes with old‑style decoration for more than five decades at Bang Bua Thong Market in Nonthaburi province. “It was the first cake shop in the neighbourhood and it has aged, along with our customers, who are of all generations,” Ms Sansanee said. Sh
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