A Thai woman rests after being vaccinated against Covid-19. The above decision was made at a meeting of Bangkok’s Communicable Diseases Committee on May 31. The commission said the reopening was intended to ease the burden on business by allowing it to operate under strict conditions. The Thai government’s efforts to control the outbreak of Covid-19 in residential communities, markets and worker housing are continuing. Five types of businesses are allowed to reopen in Bangkok from June 1 including: museums, learning centers, science parks, historical sites and art galleries (no group tours). ; tattoo parlors and nail salons (must close for 14 days if any Covid-19 cases are detected); beauty/weight loss clinics and services; spas, massage parlors and wellness-related locations (no saunas or facials); and public parks, botanical gardens and flower gardens (no eating or gathering). Other businesses in Bangkok will remain closed until June 14. On May 31, Thailand recorded a record high of 5,485 new cases of Covid-19 within 24 hours, bringing the total number of infections so far to 159,792. The whole country recorded 19 more deaths from Covid-19, bringing the total number of people who did not die from this disease to 1,031. Bangkok continues to lead the list of localities with new cases, with 1,356 cases recorded on May 31. (according to VNA)

People in Bangkok go shopping. (Photo: Ngoc Quang/VNA) The capital Bangkok will allow the reopening of five types of businesses from June 1 in the context that this locality still leads the country in the number of new COVID-19 cases. The above decision was made at a meeting of Bangkok’s Communicable Diseases Committee on May 31. The commission said the reopening was intended to ease the burden on business by allowing it to operate under strict conditions. Efforts to control the outbreak of COVID-19 in communities, markets and worker housing are continuing. Five types business allowed to reopen in Bangkok from June 1, including: museums, learning centers, science parks, historical sites and art galleries (no group tours); tattoo parlors and nail salons (must close for 14 days if any COVID-19 cases are detected); beauty/weight loss clinics and services; spas, massage parlors and wellness-related locations (no saunas or facials); and public parks, botanical gardens and flower gardens (no eating or gathering). Other businesses in Bangkok will remain closed until June 14. While, Thailand On May 31, the number of new COVID-19 cases recorded within 24 hours reached a record high of 5,485, bringing the total number of infections so far to 159,792. The whole country also recorded 19 more deaths from COVID-19, bringing the total number of people who did not survive this disease to 1,031. Bangkok continues to lead the list of localities with new cases, with 1,356 cases recorded on May 31, followed by Phetchaburi (555 cases), Samut Prakan (358 cases), Saraburi (327 cases) and Pathum Thani (211 cases). Assistant Situation Center Spokesperson COVID-19 (CCSA) Apisamai Srirangson said Bangkok detected two new outbreaks, a residential area for construction workers in Bang Na district and a community in Sathon district, bringing the total number of clusters under close supervision in the capital to 45. .

To get kids to love their own room, the simple trick is to focus on what they enjoy most: play. And there are a lot of ways to get creative: design a fake climbing wall with a safety foam mattress underneath with just the right height, install a slide, make a little stuffed animal zoo… to make kids feel see homes as well as parks or playgrounds. Children often love to store things, so design the storage corners that are airy and child-friendly. You can also display books to encourage children to read. Try to incorporate plants in your design, especially those that provide oxygen and help purify the air. Please make sure the trees do not hang too high, affecting the safety of children. At the same time, you can teach your child how to take care of plants. Encourage your child’s creativity with an art gallery where they can show off their creations. You can buy old picture frames and pictures, thread them with pictures of your children and hang them on the wall. Or you put your children’s clay works… in a small cabinet. Children will always love their own room! Light: First, make sure your child’s room is not too bright so that they can sleep well. Night lights should be placed low to the floor, in addition you can also use some decorative lights to make your child’s room always shimmering. Create your own corner: Design a lovely carpet, a soft lazy pillow to create a corner for your child, help them have their favorite activities here: reading, thinking, drawing… Any child would love to have his or her own corner in the bedroom. Children grow up fast and it’s better to have a room that can keep up with them. Don’t make it too childish, because children will grow up soon. Do not decorate the room too fussy with bright paint colors because children grow up very quickly and they will quickly feel out of place. Choose colors and textures that are neutral in color so that you can easily change them according to your child’s preferences.

Illustration. The Lakhta II Center Building will have a height of 703m, while the Burj Khalifa – the world’s tallest building currently in Dubai is 828m high. However, the planned skyscraper will have the tallest used floor and gallery in the world at 590m. The current second tallest building is the Shanghai Tower at 632m and followed by the Shard in London at 310m. The Lakhta II Center will be located on the outskirts of St.Petersburg next to the old Lakhta Center – the tallest building in Europe with a height of 462m, and also the headquarters of the energy company Gazprom. The project’s design team leader is Tony Kettle – who designed the Lakhta Center. Lakhta II Center will have office space, accommodation and relaxation space on 150 floors. “The design is both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional as it will significantly reduce wind forces acting on the structure, thereby reducing the size of the structural elements required in the building,” says Kettle. .” The old Lakhta Center was St.Petersburg’s first “super-tall” (greater than or equal to 300m) building. The 87-story tower rotates 90 degrees from foundation to top, like a winding needle. This makes it one of the finest examples of “twisted” skyscraper design.

Focus on what your kids love To make your child love your room, you should focus on what he likes best. For example, design a fake climbing wall with a safety foam mattress underneath with a moderate height, install a slide, make a small stuffed zoo. Children will feel excited when their living space is like in the play area. Illustration. Maximize storage space Children often hoard stuff, they need somewhere to store all their toys. Therefore, storage is paramount in the design of a children’s room. Limit the number of furniture to save floor space. Add vertical storage, like wall hooks and bookshelves, exploit built-in space in windowsills, niches, and more. Parents can also take advantage of the space under the bed to store their children’s toys. Illustration. Green plants in the room Plants provide much-needed oxygen and have been scientifically proven to improve mood, reduce stress, and enhance attention. Incorporating greenery in the design is a good idea. You need to make sure your houseplants are non-toxic and out of the reach of children through a raised stand or pot. At the same time teach children how to take care of bonsai. Illustration. Create mutable art galleries Encourage your child’s creativity with an art gallery where she can display her work. You can buy old picture frames and pictures, thread them with pictures of your children and hang them on the wall. Or you put your clay works in a small cabinet. Children will always love their own room. Room light First, make sure your child’s room isn’t too bright to make it easier for them to fall asleep. Night lights should be placed low on the floor and not directly in the eyes of children, decorative night lights. Use warm amber lights to read bedtime stories. Illustration. Create your own corner A quiet corner is a safe space for kids to get away from it all, spend quality time alone, process and release all their emotions. Parents can design a carpet or a pillow for their children to read, draw, etc. Children grow up fast and it’s better to have a room that can keep up with them. Don’t make it too childish. Do not decorate too fussy because later on, the child will no longer feel interested. Parents can choose more neutral colors and textures for the basics so your child adds interest and personality through accessories, which are easy to change to his or her preferences.

To get kids to love their own room, the simple trick is to focus on what they enjoy most: play. And there are a lot of ways to get creative: design a fake climbing wall with a safety foam mattress underneath with just the right height, install a slide, make a little stuffed zoo… to make kids feel see homes as well as parks or playgrounds. Children often love to store things, so design your storage corners to be airy and kid-friendly. You can also display books to encourage children to read. Try to incorporate plants in your design, especially those that provide oxygen and help purify the air. Please make sure the trees do not hang too high, affecting the safety of children. At the same time, you can teach your child how to take care of plants. Encourage your child’s creativity with an art gallery where they can show off their creations. You can buy old picture frames and pictures with your children’s drawings on them and hang them on the wall. Or you put your children’s clay works… in a small cabinet. Children will always love their own room! Light: First, make sure your child’s room is not too bright so they can sleep well. Night lights should be placed low to the floor, in addition, you can also use some decorative lights to make your child’s room always shimmering. Create a corner for your child: Design a lovely carpet, a soft lazy pillow to create a corner for your child, help them have their favorite activities here: reading, thinking, painting… Any child would love to have his or her own corner in the bedroom. Children grow up fast and it’s better to have a room that can keep up with them. Don’t make it too childish, because children will grow up soon. Do not decorate the room too fussy with bright paint colors because children grow up very quickly and they will quickly feel out of place. Choose neutral colors and textures that you can easily change according to your child’s preferences.

Bran Castle – a popular tourist attraction in Transylvanian, Romania – which is considered the inspiration for the famous novel series “Dracula” by Bram Stoker, has set up a Covid-19 vaccination center and visitors come to These can be vaccinated for free. Doctors and nurses at the center will be in charge of injecting Pfizer injections for visitors to the castle, built around the 14th century. Bran Castle in Brașov District, Transylvanian, Romania is considered the inspiration for the famous novel series “Dracula” by Bram Stoker. Photo: Getty. According to the announcement from the management, anyone can come for free injection every weekend in May without an appointment. In addition, tourists coming here will also be able to visit the castle’s gallery of 52 medieval torture instruments at no extra cost. Fernando Orozco, a 37-year-old renewable energy market developer, thinks this is an interesting and unique idea: “I’m going to the castle. I think it’s a very rare occasion.” Regarding the Covid-19 vaccination program, the Romanian government expects to complete the vaccination of 10 million people by September. However, according to a survey published in April from the research organization Globsec, Romanian people tend to be the least vaccinated among the member states of the European Union (EU).

SoHo (short for South of Houston Street) is one of the richest neighborhoods in New York City, USA. SoHo is located in southern Manhattan, surrounded by NoHo, Little Italy, TriBeCa and South Village. According to Insider, around the 1960s, SoHo was mainly home to industrial parks, textile factories, and manufacturing factories. Then, when the factories and companies leave one by one. SoHo attracts artists who are looking for workspaces here. Most of the buildings in SoHo were used as a place of business and commerce for decades. Many cult brands, retailers are located in this area. If you go along some roads in SoHo, visitors will be overwhelmed by the luxury and splendor. SoHo’s history is reflected in iconic cobblestone streets. It dates from the 19th to 20th century and is interconnected through many zones. In 1990, rents in this area skyrocketed. Many visitors come here to enjoy a day of shopping, dine at Manhattan’s best restaurants or take a scenic walk. SoHo has plenty of space to display artworks. For example, The Drawing Center, a non-profit exhibition on Wooster Street, is a place for artists in SoHo. Martha Beck, curator of the Museum of Modern Art, founded The Drawing Center in 1977 as a place to interact and create creative spaces for local artists. Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Historic Preservation Association, calls SoHo “a historic gem with a unique architecture.” It captures the story of a city’s development from small town to the center of world culture and trade. With its existing advantages, SoHo is being proposed to be planned to create affordable real estate for the middle class. According to The Gothamist reported in October 2020, Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York, said the city government is considering re-zoning SoHo. The New York City Planning Department plans to add 3,200 units to the neighborhood. Of which 800 units will be priced lower than the market price. Bringing affordable housing to the affluent is a typical New York strategy for repartitioning people with lower incomes, according to Insider. Will Thomas, board member for Open New York, the SoHo affordable housing group, sees it as a “historic opportunity”. “This will really change the unwritten rules surrounding the development in this city. In particular, during the pandemic, affordable housing is more essential than ever,” Thomas told. The Gothamist.

Trees make your home space fresh and full of energy. While you may be a plant dislike, at least plant one or put a vase of fresh flowers in your living room. Too many messy furniture Imagine you are in a fresh, youthful, light-filled space but there are so many messy things on the floor, your living room will definitely be much less beautiful. Please clean and organize, remove the really unnecessary things to give homeowners a comfortable space. There are no accents A sofa with wrinkled cushions or an old, outdated curtain … can make the space lose its aesthetics. Pay attention to the details and create an accent for the living room, for example: vivid curtains, luxurious chandeliers or a classic TV shelf … Wire of equipment There is nothing worse than when the wires of Internet equipment, television, cable TV, speakers … pull together on the floor, both dangerous and unsightly. Hide them because of smart furniture, shelves or using wireless technology will help your room become tidy and cleaner. The carpet is the wrong size Choosing the right carpet for your space is very important. If it is too small, it will feel less attractive, too large will make the room become cluttered. Perfect size is about 30cm below sofa and armchair for comfort. Too much cushioning on the sofa Instead of acting as beautiful decorations, the abuse of too many cushions on the sofa will make the room confusing. Best to use at an appropriate level, each angle from 1-2 to create sophistication, beautiful. Don’t turn the living room into a gallery You should avoid choosing space details according to a theme, this will create the feeling of being displayed and of course not attractive at all. Know how to create a highlight in the room and still follow a consistent style, so your living room will be much more impressive./.

Rolls-Royce Phantom Iridescent Opulence is not only unique in the interior but also has a unique color in the exterior. All are carefully selected based on the iridescence of the coat color. The idea for this detail was first introduced in 2017 by Switzerland-based Nature Squared. With this detail, “Iridescent Opulence” becomes a meaningful and valuable symbol of outstanding artistic, design, and manipulation abilities. This detail is designed by Nature Squared, based in Switzerland. This is an extremely reputable materials specialist who has created stunning finishes using the latest technology to transform renewable natural materials. Feather, a material with a luxurious, bold nuance when put into the context of the automobile manufacturing industry. The company did extensive research to identify a bird with a rich layer of feathers, ensuring a sustainable resource, providing a luxurious interior compartment to adorn a Gallery on Phantom. The special feature of the Phantom “Iridescent Opulence” is that the inside of the car compartment is the Bespoke Gallery display space decorated by more than 3,000 feathers. More than 3,000 tail feathers have been selected for the luster of the coat color and individually shaped to accentuate the shade and depth of natural feathers. They are then hand-stitched on a hollow fabric to shape the clock at the center of “The Gallery” showroom. This detail is also designed to add to simulate the muscle structure of the bird’s wings, contributing to the soul of the work, creating a romantic work of art, bringing vitality and fragile beauty. Gallery galleries. Not only that, but the watch itself is an admirable work. The center of the watch is encrusted with pearls, accentuating the glossy texture of the feathers. César Habib, Regional Director, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Middle East and Africa, said: “The Gallery on the Rolls-Royce Phantom is a unique space, creating a perfect stage to show off. the arts. Typical of the items that can be ordered for this display space is “Iridescent Opulence” by Nature Squared “./. Some other pictures of the Rolls-Royce Phantom Iridescent Opulence:

Although only revealed the first floor, including the gym and the wine cellar, Bi Rain also stunned the public with the luxury and spaciousness of the luxury home. The spacious gym is equipped with a large-screen TV, lots of gym equipment and even a piano. The male singer revealed that his wife Kim Tae Hee was on the second floor while filming this program. Right next to it is a precious wine cellar and a gallery of the couple’s titles and awards. Rain and Kim Tae Hee put together all the trophies and titles won during their careers. Also in this program, Bi Rain revealed why he does not eat with his wife. All due to the different eating habits between him and his beautiful wife. While he eats a lot, Kim Tae Hee eats quite a bit, sometimes just 1 bowl of soup is enough. However, this can not affect the happy family of both 2. Currently, the couple still live together extremely happily, becoming the model family of the entertainment industry./.

Light-colored furniture may look beautiful and luxurious, but it feels like being in a showroom, making visitors feel unnatural by feeling the need to keep everything clean. “If the host often feels clean and tries to keep it clean, it can be stressful for the guests. They really want to be comfortable but they are afraid of creating stains or leaving stains on the interior, ”says psychotherapist Cullins. 2. Insufficient lighting Insufficient light in rooms can cause inconvenience in living and create feelings of sadness and depression. While rooms with too much light can interfere with sleep and relaxation. It is important to consider the function of each room in the house and adjust the light level to suit the intended use. Psychotherapist Cecille Ahrens says that using neutral tones and sunlight can help relax and increase concentration. According to studies on psychology and color correlation, white and green light is believed to help treat depression. 3. Mixed sound Noise is one of the most common stressors and comes in many forms, including TV sounds and conversations in the home. One advice from psychotherapist Mark Loewen is that, if the TV makes you feel stressed, switch to soothing music to relax. 4. TV screen Ahrens says watching too much TV can be stressful, especially if it happens a lot in one space. 5. The living room was cluttered “A cluttered and disorganized space can cause mental turmoil, making us feel uncomfortable and stressful,” says Cullins. Getting tangled or tangled in the wires of the TV and radio speakers can also cause visual discomfort for some people. That clutter gives our brains more intuitive information to process, which in turn makes it impossible for the brain to relax. 6. Old stuff Old, outdated furniture can make your mood worse. “If the sofa in your living room is old, dirty or outdated, you may not feel comfortable in the space,” says Ahrens. 7. Working in living room Work and rest should not coexist in the same space. However, in the past 2020, it is difficult for many people to separate work from their personal lives. That has made the job not as effective as expected. “By separating the workspace from the relaxation space, you create not only physical separation, but also mental separation,” says psychotherapist Ariel Sank, a psychotherapist. While this can be difficult living in a small space, simply changing the desk position and orientation can be of great help. Dieu Linh (According to Insider)

Dulux joked about Spurs’ empty title showroom.

On the official Twitter page, Tottenham cheerfully announced: “We are pleased to announce that Dulux, the number one paint brand in the country, has become the club’s first official paint supplier.”

However, Spurs could not expect that it was this tweet that sparked a series of conversations “half-hearted and funny” created by Dulux himself. It is worth mentioning, the new partner does not hesitate to swirl into Tottenham’s empty-handed pain through responding to comments from fans.

Specifically, when an account named David Edwards commented: “From now on we can put paint cans in the cuproom because nothing else can seem to be there,” Dulux responded with pictures image of Tottenham’s empty cupboard, on which the words “For sale of unused cupboards. Contact: 0344.499.5000”.

Tottenham was ridiculed by Dulux.

The story doesn’t stop. When another fan commented, “Paint over this dusty, traditional room,” Dulux replied: “Don’t be silly. You have to clean the dust before you can paint.” Another looked at the company’s iconic Old English Sheepdog mascot and asked: “Can this dog kick the center-back?”. “Couldn’t be better,” Dulux replied, with an emoji of delighted smiles.

Dulux’s somewhat overly “new client” “care for” fans quickly became the focus of British media. The company subsequently had to erase its ridiculous responses to Tottenham, despite all the jokes for fun.

Dulux’s “tease” words added to the pain of Tottenham’s titleless title. The last time Spurs had lifted a trophy was in 2008, 13 years ago, when they won the League Cup.

This season, Tottenham is facing the opportunity to quench the thirst of the title when it reached the final of the League Cup, meeting Man City on April 25.