How to create a free and fully featured website

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To create a free website, you have many different ways depending on your needs (personal blog, company profile page, portfolio, etc.). Here are the basic instructions using the most popular ways:

 Method 1: Use a free website creation platform (no programming knowledge required)

Wix – https://www.wix.com

Easy to use drag and drop interface.

There are many beautiful templates.

Create a free website with a domain name such as: tentrangweb.wixsite.com.

 How to do it:

Go to wix.com

Sign up for an account.

Choose the type of website you want to create.

Choose a template or let Wix design it for you.

Edit the content and publish.

2. Google Sites – https://sites.google.com

Extremely simple, completely free.

Suitable for small websites, simple introductions.

 How to do:

Go to https://sites.google.com

Log in with your Google account.

Click “Blank” to create a new one.

Drag and drop, edit content easily.

Publish the page.

3. WordPress.com – https://wordpress.com

For professional blogs or websites.

Free version with subdomain: webname.wordpress.com.

 How to do:

Go to wordpress.com

Create an account and choose the purpose of the website.

Choose the interface, edit the content.

Publish the website.

 Method 2: Write and host a free static website yourself (requires some technical knowledge)

1. Use GitHub Pages

Suitable for programmers or people who know HTML/CSS.

Completely free, no ads.

 Steps:

Create an account at github.com

Create a new repository (eg tenweb.github.io)

Push your HTML/CSS file into the repository.

GitHub automatically creates a website at: https://tenweb.github.io

Can be used with tools such as:

Jekyll

Hugo

Eleventy

Which one should I choose?

PurposeSuggested platformPersonal blogWordPress.com, Google SitesSmall business/personal introduction websiteWix, Google SitesPortfolioWix, GitHub PagesHave programming knowledgeGitHub Pages, Netlify

If you tell me clearly what kind of website you want to make, I can suggest a more suitable way to make it (eg: for a coffee shop, CV page, shop, ...).

What kind of website do you want to make?

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Little known facts about the capital city of dublin, ireland

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Ireland is a country in western Europe, officially the Republic of Ireland (Poblacht na hÉireann in Irish, Gaelic).

Ireland

Geographical location: Located on the island of Ireland, west of the United Kingdom, bordering the Atlantic Ocean. The island of Ireland consists of two parts:

The Republic of Ireland (about 5/6 of the island's area) - is an independent country.

Northern Ireland - part of the United Kingdom.

Capital: Dublin

Official language:

English

Irish (Gaeilge) - is the national language but is rarely used in everyday life.

Population: about 5 million people

Currency: Euro (€)

Brief history

Ireland was a British colony for many centuries.

After many uprisings and struggles, the Republic of Ireland gained independence in 1922 (formerly the Irish Dominion). 

Northern Ireland remained part of the United Kingdom, leading to a prolonged conflict between Protestants (who supported Britain) and Catholics (who wanted to unite with the Republic of Ireland) – known as The Troubles (1960s–1998). 

The 1998 Good Friday Agreement ended much of the conflict.                                                            Dublin the capital of Ireland, here is a clearer summary of Dublin and the origin of the city's name.

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Dublin is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Ireland, located on the east coast and overlooking Dublin Bay.

The Greater Dublin area includes the main city as well as the surrounding administrative districts, Fingal, South Dublin and Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown Encyclopedia Britannica

Name & Origin

The name Dublin comes from the Middle Irish word Duibhlinn (literally “black pool”), referring to a dark tidal pool where the River Poddle meets the River Liffey, near the present-day Dublin Castle Gardens (Wikipedia).

 The name existed before the Vikings arrived in the 9th century and Anglicised it to Dyflin or Dublin in Old Norse and Old English. The Gaelic name for the city is Baile Átha Cliath, the town of the ford, a reference to an early Gaelic settlement slightly upstream from Dyflin. Historical highlights

An early religious settlement called Duibhlinn predated the Vikings; the Norwegians then established their commercial and military fort there around 841 AD, expanding the adjacent Áth Cliath settlement further upstream.

The city prospered under Viking rule, becoming one of the major hurlies of Western Europe. The city was conquered by the Normans in 1171, and the last Viking king of Dublin was defeated.

 Modern Dublin: Culture, Heritage & Fun

Trinity College, founded under Queen Elizabeth, counts among its alumni Oscar Wilde, Jonathan Swift and Bram Stoker.

The Brazen Head pub, dating back to 1198 and often considered Ireland’s oldest surviving pub, is discussed right here in Dublin.

Dublin boasts a rich music scene, from U2 recording sessions at Windmill Lane studios to classics like the Dubliners, Sinead O’Connor and Thin Lizzy

The city’s highest point is Sugarloaf Hill, which at just 423m is not necessarily a real hill, but still offers panoramic views of Dublin and the sea.

Official name Dublin; Irish: *Baile Átha Cliath

Meaning of the name “Black Lake” (Duibh-linn) |

Earliest settlement Monastic ruins Educational institution called *Duibhlinn*; Viking coins were coined around 841 AD |

Later Gaelic name Áth Cliath (“the hurling place”)

'Historical significance' Viking trading/slave centre; Norman confrontation of 1171

Notable landmarks: Trinity College; Brazen Head Pub; Windmill Lane Recording Studio

If you are asking about something else such as a person or product named Dulin, please clarify! Aspects such as tourist attractions, literature, music or current plans for Dublin. "TIL Dublin, Ireland, was the Viking Kingdom of "Dyflin", founded by the Norse in the 9th century. "Dubh Linn" means "black lake" in Irish. Under their rule, Dublin became the largest slaveholding in Western Europe. The last king of Dublin was conquered by the Normans and died in 1171.

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Why is Rosé popular in 2025?

As of 2025, Rosé (a member of BLACKPINK) is still popular thanks to many factors combining talent, personality, music activities and fashion. Here are the main reasons why Rosé is popular in 2025.

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                                                                              Global fashion influence

Rosé has been the global ambassador of "Yves Saint Laurent (YSL)" since 2020 and continues to maintain her position as a fashion icon.

 She regularly appears at prestigious fashion weeks such as Paris Fashion Week, impressing with her luxurious and elegant style. 

It is possible that she will expand her collaboration role with other brands in 2025. 

Strong personal and media image 

Rosé has a gentle, sophisticated but still very attractive demeanor, which makes her have a large number of loyal fans. 

Her social media accounts (such as Instagram) have a very high number of followers, always going "viral" when posting pictures or videos. 

She is often mentioned in beauty, influence and brand rankings.

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Solid international career 

Rosé was born in New Zealand, grew up in Australia, and speaks English fluently - this helps her easily communicate and promote her international image. 

She has fans all over the world, from Asia to Europe, America, and Australia.            Maintaining BLACKPINK's popularity

Although BLACKPINK members have solo activities, the group still maintains its popularity and Rosé is an important part in keeping the group's fire burning.

Concerts, reunion events, or individual projects of the members all keep Rosé's name at a high level.

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                                                                                                    Impressive solo music

Rosé continues to develop her solo career after the success of the album "R" (2021).

She is highly appreciated for her unique, emotional voice, and composing ability.

Any music released after that (if any in 2024–2025) will attract a large number of listeners and receive positive feedback from experts.                  If you want specific information about Rosé's recent activities in 2025 (albums, shows, fashion brands...) instagram

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Why do Thailand and Cambodia have border disputes?

Current Situation (as of 2025)

After the ICJ’s supplementary ruling in 2013, which affirmed Cambodia’s control over the entire area near the Preah Vihear temple, the situation has calmed down.

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The two countries are trying to resolve the dispute through bilateral and ASEAN negotiations, however, the issue remains politically sensitive and could flare up if provoked. Tensions between Thailand and Cambodia have historically stemmed mainly from territorial disputes, especially around the Preah Vihear temple – an ancient site of great cultural, religious and strategic value to both countries.

Here are the main reasons for tensions between Thailand and Cambodia:

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Dispute around the Preah Vihear temple

Preah Vihear temple is an ancient Hindu temple from the 11th century, located on the cliffs of Dângrêk mountain, near the Thai-Cambodian border.

 In 1962, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled that the temple belonged to Cambodia, although the access road to the temple was on the Thai side.

This ruling displeased Thailand, especially nationalist groups in Thailand.

Border dispute not yet clearly defined

After the ICJ ruling, the area around the temple (~4.6 km²) was still not clearly defined.

Both sides deployed troops, built infrastructure such as roads, guard posts, etc., causing the conflict to escalate into armed clashes at times (2008–2011).

Armed conflict (2008–2011)

Since 2008, when Cambodia proposed UNESCO to recognize Preah Vihear as a World Heritage Site, Thailand objected because it believed that this affected its territorial sovereignty.

 Several small skirmishes have occurred between the two countries' armies, causing casualties among soldiers and civilians, forcing thousands to evacuate.

Internal politics fuel the conflict

Both sides have used the border issue to serve domestic politics, especially in times of political instability.

Politicians or nationalist groups have promoted anti-neighbor rhetoric, increasing tensions.

Colonial historical legacy

Border demarcation maps drawn during the French colonial period (when Cambodia was a French colony) are used as evidence, but Thailand does not fully recognize them.

This has led to inconsistencies in maps and legality, prolonging the dispute.

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The Realm of the True Self and the Concept of Theological Psychology

The Realm of the True Self and theological Concept ? 

There is a realm without name, form, or sound – where I am no longer the me that everyone sees. There is no more name, no more profit, no more restless sadness or arrogant laughter. Just me, as pristine as before I was born… That realm, people call it “the true self”.

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Do you want me to continue writing a poem, essay or short story on the theme of “the real self”?                                                                              If so, do you prefer modern style, Zen, or psychology? “The real self” is a profound concept, suggesting the journey to find the true self of a person – the original self, beyond all the layers of the temporary self, society and desire. This is a philosophical topic, with the colors of Zen, Buddhism, spirituality and modern psychology.

What is “the true self”?

 In many philosophical and spiritual traditions:

True Self: Is the real, pure nature, not influenced by the external world, desires or ego (ego).

Opposite to False Self - the ego formed by society, fame, expectations and instincts.

True Self is not something to be created, but something to be found.

The realm of true self - An inner space

The "realm" here is not a physical place, but a state of consciousness, a spiritual land where people can be themselves, without attachment, without fear, without falsehood.

Symbolic images:

A quiet area after a storm of thoughts.

Light in the dark cave of the inner self.

The calm surface of a lake after letting go of all desires.

How to enter the "realm of true self"?

 This is not an easy path, but it is a journey that everyone should try:

Self-reflection – Identify what is real in you, what is imposed by society.

Let go of attachment – Do not identify yourself with material things, fame, temporary emotions.

Live mindfully – Be present in every moment, do not get caught up in the past or the future.

Meditation / calmness – To hear the inner voice instead of the noise outside.

If you want to write about the “realm of the true self”…

You can choose genres such as:

Poetry – with metaphorical images: inner moonlight, the path of meditation, the falling leaf as an awakening.

Philosophical essay – tells about the journey to find yourself in the hustle and bustle of life.

Short story – a character leaves everything behind to find a quiet place and discovers the simplest thing: themselves.

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