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        Klity is the name of a small Karen village deep in the forests of Kanchanaburi, where the villagers have been "mysteriously" falling ill and dying. Lead was being released into the nearby creek by a mining factory upstream, resulting in a level of lead in that area that was a thousand times higher than normal levels. Because the villagers, tucked deep in the forest and not easily reached by car or foot, depended on the creek for both drinking water and fish to eat, they were dying one by one. For a long while, it was a secret death that hadn't been easily or formally detected... 

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       Soccer fans, sports enthusiasts and the rest of the world gripped with World Cup fever cried and rejoiced through a whirlwind chain of heart-thumping matches this past month, culminating in a final sweet victory for the Brazilian national team. The dual between the methodical, hardworking Germans against the flair and gusto of the Brazilians unraveled before 72,000 fans in the stadium in Yokohama, Japan, and was televised to an estimated 1.5 billion around the world. Sarakadee sent this writer to capture the agonizing defeats, glorious moments, and simply eventful happenings firsthand.

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       For the past three decades, Suchart Sawatsri has been known in Thai society as a writer, a translator, a professional editor and simply an important resource in literary circles. However, this "Lion of Sanaam Muang" did always have a rapt curiosity and the kind of exposure - Hem Vechakorn, Vermeer, Frans Hals - that was conducive to fanning the flames of his interest in art. In 1995, he attempted to experiment with another form of communication, a more direct expression of his creativity than the backstage editing he was used to. From literature to impressionism, surrealism and abstract expressionism, this is his story...

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