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Film About Sinking Island Nominated for Oscar
'Sun Come Up' explores life in a warmer world
The serious consequences of Earth's changing climate are the subject of a powerful documentary film nominated for an Academy Award, the U.S. film industry’s top prize.
"Sun Come Up" is the story of the Carteret Islands off the coast of Papua New Guinea, where filmmaker Jennifer Redfearn says Islanders have had no choice but to move to higher ground.
"We documented some of the destruction that is happening from rising sea levels, more frequent storm surges, from the lack of fresh water sources and how the sea has contaminated some of their gardening land."
"We documented some of the destruction that is happening from rising sea levels, more frequent storm surges, from the lack of fresh water sources and how the sea has contaminated some of their gardening land."
Our planet is warming. Average global temperatures have climbed about one degree Celsius since the last century and at an accelerated rate in recent decades. And scientists believe the global warming trend is responsible for an increased severity of droughts, floods, and storms across the globe, and slowly rising ocean levels.
Who =Film
What =About Sinking Island Nominated for Oscar
When =since the last century and at an accelerated rate in recent decades.
Where =Carteret Islands off the coast of Papua New Guinea
Why =The serious consequences of Earth's changing climate are the subject of a powerful documentary film nominated for an Academy Award
http://www.voanews.com/english/news/usa/arts/Film-About-Sinking-Island-Nominated-for-Oscar---115096634.html
Who =Film
What =About Sinking Island Nominated for Oscar
When =since the last century and at an accelerated rate in recent decades.
Where =Carteret Islands off the coast of Papua New Guinea
Why =The serious consequences of Earth's changing climate are the subject of a powerful documentary film nominated for an Academy Award
http://www.voanews.com/english/news/usa/arts/Film-About-Sinking-Island-Nominated-for-Oscar---115096634.html
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What= Multiple Farang Deaths
When= In the past two months
Where= in Phuket
Why = None of these cases have been found to have any weight within the public news media
http://www.bangkokpost.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1844
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Multiple Farang Deaths in Phuket
In the past two months there has been a rash of unsolved deaths of Farangs in Phuket. One Canadian man in Patong,shot multiple times in dispute over property, one British man living and working out of a shop house, head bashed in, near-by the Lotus Super Store By-pass road, poisoning of an American lady, a Norwegian lady and two other foreign persons on Kho Pi Pi island, and lastly one British lady found face down in the sand on Keron beach strangled to death.
None of these cases have been found to have any weight within the public news media in Thailand other than reports in the local Phuket Gazette, when it reports and then never follows up as is the norm here on the island. To date no person or persons have been found by local police and prosecuted for any of the alleged crimes/murders. Foreign Embassy Staff have registered their dismay along political circles, but as is common practice this leads to embarrassing faces all around.
The recent death of the American lady on Kho Pi Pi was said to have the body taken to Bangkok for a autopsy by local police, however it was later established that the body was subsequently cremated without an autopsy having been performed. It has been established that the Thai authorities did however provide slices of the deceased skin for further examination by the deceased family at their own cost back in America.
I'm wondering if this is some sort of pattern being established regarding expected follow-up by local and Bangkok police following foreigners deaths in the Kingdom Of Thailand? Is this a cover-up to save face for the future safety of foreign visitor's and tourists. It seems a backward way of doing so since all the foreign press are covering these as well as multiple other stories regarding life within Thailand.
Who= FarangNone of these cases have been found to have any weight within the public news media in Thailand other than reports in the local Phuket Gazette, when it reports and then never follows up as is the norm here on the island. To date no person or persons have been found by local police and prosecuted for any of the alleged crimes/murders. Foreign Embassy Staff have registered their dismay along political circles, but as is common practice this leads to embarrassing faces all around.
The recent death of the American lady on Kho Pi Pi was said to have the body taken to Bangkok for a autopsy by local police, however it was later established that the body was subsequently cremated without an autopsy having been performed. It has been established that the Thai authorities did however provide slices of the deceased skin for further examination by the deceased family at their own cost back in America.
I'm wondering if this is some sort of pattern being established regarding expected follow-up by local and Bangkok police following foreigners deaths in the Kingdom Of Thailand? Is this a cover-up to save face for the future safety of foreign visitor's and tourists. It seems a backward way of doing so since all the foreign press are covering these as well as multiple other stories regarding life within Thailand.
What= Multiple Farang Deaths
When= In the past two months
Where= in Phuket
Why = None of these cases have been found to have any weight within the public news media
http://www.bangkokpost.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1844
2.+N+V ed P Ranger killed, 2 hurt by Yala bomb
A paramilitary ranger was killed and two others slightly wounded by a bomb which exploded on the Kehrore-Thathong road at Ban Utae-bangoey in Yala’s Raman district on Friday morning, police said.
A 15-kg home-made bomb went off about 8.20am and seriously injured Sgt Padungpong Song-archin, 25, of the 41st Ranger Division. His two colleagues, Ranger Noppadon Boonmee, 28, and Ranger Chaiporn Photharate, 26, were slightly wounded.
They all were admitted to Raman hospital where Sgt Padungporn was later pronounced dead.
The bomb victims and five other rangers were patrolling the local road to ensure the safety of teachers working at the village school.
Police blamed separatist militants.
Who = Ranger
What=killed, 2 hurt by Yala bomb
When =on Friday morning
Where =on the Kehrore-Thathong road at Ban Utae-bangoey in Yala’s Raman district
Why =was killed and two others slightly wounded by a bomb which exploded on the Kehrore-Thathong road at Ban Utae-bangoey in Yala’s Raman district
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/219858/ranger-killed-by-yala-roadside-bomb
What=killed, 2 hurt by Yala bomb
When =on Friday morning
Where =on the Kehrore-Thathong road at Ban Utae-bangoey in Yala’s Raman district
Why =was killed and two others slightly wounded by a bomb which exploded on the Kehrore-Thathong road at Ban Utae-bangoey in Yala’s Raman district
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/219858/ranger-killed-by-yala-roadside-bomb
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New UDD bail request Monday
A fresh request for the release on bail of seven United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) leaders will be filed with the Criminal Court on Monday, Feb 7, Lawyers Council president Narinpong Jinapak said on Thursday.
The UDD lawyer said he would go to Bangkok Remand Prison on Monday morning so the seven could sign the bail request, which would then be filed with the court in the afternoon.
With consent from UDD chair Thida Thavornseth, 3 million baht would be offered as collateral for the release of each of the seven - Natthawut Saikua, Weng Tojirakarn, Korkaew Pikulthong, Nisit Sinthuprai, Kwanchai Sarakham, Wiphuthalaeng Pattanaphumthai and Yossawaris Chuklom, alias Jeng Dokchik - who are charged with terrorism in connection with the April-May violence last year.
Mr Narinpong said the bail request would cite a proposal by the Truth for Reconciliation Commission, chaired by former attoney general Kanit Na Nakorn, that the court allow bail for the suspects.
The release on bail of Chaiwat Sinsuwong and Somboon Thongburan, charged with involvement in the People's Alliance for Democracy's (PAD) blockade of Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports in 2008, would not be cited in the request since the cases were separate, he said.
Previous bail requests for the UDD leaders were rejected by the court.
Who =New UDD bail request Monday
What =A fresh request for the release on bail of seven United Front for Democracy against
When =on Monday, Feb 7
Where =Bangkok Remand Prison
Why = the bail request would cite a proposal by the Truth for Reconciliation Commission, chaired by former attoney general Kanit Na Nakorn, that the court allow bail for the suspects
Who =New UDD bail request Monday
What =A fresh request for the release on bail of seven United Front for Democracy against
When =on Monday, Feb 7
Where =Bangkok Remand Prison
Why = the bail request would cite a proposal by the Truth for Reconciliation Commission, chaired by former attoney general Kanit Na Nakorn, that the court allow bail for the suspects
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