Archive for the ‘Visa’
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February 03, 2010
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On Sunday, we went for an enjoyable bicycle ride in Bangkok. At first glance, this would sound like a crazy idea. But, it is amazing that after only a short boat ride across the Chao Phraya River, we were surrounded by lush green vegetation and almost complete silence. In fact, for most of the…
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Written by: Richard Barrow
Read more: Bicycle Tours in Bangkok at Richard Barrow’s Life in Thailand
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Buildings, PAD, Sports, Thailand, UDD, Visa, art, bangkok, bangkok day trips, drink, hell, media, obviously, red, samut prakan, temple, thai, tourists, tru
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January 13, 2010
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Well, about a few weeks back it was my turn, the first in years actually, to do a visa run to Vientiane, Laos. And I did the visa run on my own and not with some over-priced Visa Run trip company. Thinking back, the…
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Written by: Stephen Cleary
Read more: Thai Visa Run in Vientiane, Laos at Steve’s Weblog
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Cambodia, Coup, GTH, Lao, Music, Past, Prem, Suphanburi, Thai Visa Run, Thailand, The Nation, Travel, UDD, Visa, art, bangkok, drink, laos, media, rain, red, thai, tourists
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December 17, 2009
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One of the most spectacular cultural shows in Bangkok is undoubtedly at Siam Niramit: Journey to the Enchanted Kingdom of Siam. So many people had been talking about it on the Paknam Web Forums that I thought that I should make an…
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Written by: Richard Barrow
Read more: Siam Niramit Cultural Show in Bangkok at Richard Barrow’s Life in Thailand
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Events, Festivals and Events, History, Past, Reviews, Siam, Thai Food, Thailand, Travel, UDD, Visa, Wat, art, bangkok, festivals, food, hell, media, rain, songkran, thai, tourists, tru
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October 20, 2009
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People are already planning their holidays in Thailand for 2010 and so we thought we would help out by letting you know the dates of the main events and holidays. I know so many people keep asking “When is Loy Krathong…
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Written by: Richard Barrow
Read more: Festivals and Holidays in Thailand in 2010 at Thai Culture Blogs
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Books, Calendar, Events, General, Language, Thai Culture, Thai Language, Thailand, Travel, UDD, Visa, art, chonburi, constitution, culture, festivals, media, rain, samut prakan, songkran, temple, thai, transport
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August 14, 2009
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Look, but don’t touch – these Thailand ‘pretty girls’ could be on a scammer) Once known as the Land of Smiles, pitiable Thailand is now turning into the world’s most infamous Land of Scams – and this year in particular we have been inundated again and again and…
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Written by: Stephen Cleary
Read more: More Thailand ‘Scams’….. at Steve’s Weblog
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Coup, General, Past, Pattaya, Siam, Stories, Thailand, The Nation, Travel, UDD, Visa, Wat, art, bangkok, drink, food, media, motherland, news, obviously, plant, posters, rain, red, thai, tourists, tru
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August 08, 2009
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Well, just a short while back I decided on the spur of the moment to pack our bags and get a short flight to somewhere…… and that somewhere was to be Penang Island in Malaysia. The wife, Su, and I went to Hong Kong over the Songkran holidays in April, …
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Written by: Stephen Cleary
Read more: A Trip to Penang, Malaysia at Steve’s Weblog
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Buildings, Coup, General, Malaysia, Past, Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand, The Nation, Travel, Visa, art, bangkok, food, garden, media, rain, red, songkran, temple, thai, thais, tourists, tru
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July 25, 2009
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Over this weekend, Bangkok is holding its first Civil Aviation Exhibition and Air Show at Don Mueang Airport. Their aim is threefold: to promote and support Thailand’s aviation industry, the recruitment of aviation personnel, and to promote flying as a sport to Thai people. The exhibition is split into two areas. The …
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Written by: Richard Barrow
Read more: Bangkok Air Show at Richard Barrow’s Life in Thailand
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History, Siam, Sky, Thailand, Travel, Visa, Wat, art, bangkok, industry, media, obviously, red, thai, tru
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June 15, 2009
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A glittering temple, a white chedi, and a giant sitting Buddha on the top of a little hill just 20 minutes outside Chiang Mai – this sight is very familiar for anyone who regularly does visa runs. Wat Phra That Doi Saket …
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Written by: Betti
Read more: Wat Prathat Doi Saket at Betti
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Chiang Mai, General, Thailand, UDD, Visa, Wat, art, buddhism, features, garden, media, temple, thai, tru
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June 11, 2009
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“He fought like a man so he could become a woman” – Still from the Thai movie Beautiful Boxer Thailand here has many-a glorious site to feast ones eyes on, besides just a million temples, two million taxis and three million noodle soup stalls we have the one…
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Written by: Stephen Cleary
Read more: Thailand LadyBoys at Thai Culture Blogs
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Coup, Language, Music, Past, Pattaya, Sky, Statistics, Thai Culture, Thai Ladyboys, Thai Language, Thailand, The Interview, UDD, Visa, Wat, Water, army, art, bangkok, culture, hell, hospital, ladyboy, law, media, military, news, papaya, rain, red, temple, temples, thai
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June 01, 2009
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Transfer passengers at Suvarnabhumi Airport will now be able to choose between a range of tours if they have at least six hours to spare before they need to catch their next plane. Paknam Web was invited over to the airport this …
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Written by: Richard Barrow
Read more: Launch of Tours for Transit Passengers at Richard Barrow’s Life in Thailand
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GTH, Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thai Travel News, Thailand, Trang, Visa, art, bangkok, bangkok day trips, media, samut prakan, thai, tourists
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May 27, 2009
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The Nation has the news that 2 million illegal migrant workers will be allowed to stay in Thailand until February 2010 when they will need to register legally to remain. Illegal immigrants are not just a problem for the West, Thailand is plagued with illegal immigrants … Read full story >>>
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Written by: Jon.
Discovered by: ThaiBlogSearch.com
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Burma, Thailand, The Nation, Visa, art, food, media, military, news, red, thai, tru
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May 25, 2009
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Think before you drink, before you write…. The average Thai village girl looks upon a visit to the big city shopping mall as a rare treat, window shopping, a low cost meal and a discounted sale bargain being the order of the day. An iced coffee … Read full story >>>
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Written by: Hoo Don.
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Fashion, Lao, Past, Sky, Thailand, The mekong, Visa, Wat, Water, art, drink, food, hell, laos, mango juice, mekong, mekong river, red, thai, thais, tourists
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May 21, 2009
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We found an excellent restaurant whilst out and about in Central Lad Phrao in Bangkok. If you ever find yourself on the on Prahon Yothin road, you can't miss the huge King Power Complex about mid way down. It's one of Bangkok's newest one-stop duty free shopping destinations for… Read full story >>>
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Written by: The Thai Pirate.
Discovered by: ThaiBlogSearch.com
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Fashion, Music, PAD, Thailand, Visa, art, bangkok, culture, food, thai, tourists, tru
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May 21, 2009
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Bangkok Post : Police have arrested a Briton in Bangkok’s red light district who has been eight months on the run after allegedly embezzling US$150 million from a company in Dubai, police said on Thursday. Michael Bryan Smith, 43, was arrested in the Nana area on Wednesday night after authorities in the United… Read full story >>>
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Written by: Fonzi.
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General, Politics, Stories, Thailand, Thaksin, The Nation, Travel, Visa, bangkok, media, news, red, thai
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May 17, 2009
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In February when there is a furore over whether Commerce Minister Pornthiva had been denied a visa, but the more important issue as flagged at the time was how the Democrats had given Bhum Jai Thai the Commerce Ministry, but were taking away it powers: However, … Read full story >>>
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Written by: Bangkok Pundit.
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Abhisit, Abhisit Vejjajiva, Economy, General, Politics, Resources, Siam, Sports, Thailand, The Nation, UDD, Visa, art, bangkok, bhum jai, industry, media, news, red, thai, tru
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May 15, 2009
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Some news stories about Aung San Suu Kyi and John Yettaw: Reuters : “ Critics hit Myanmar on “trumped-up” Suu Kyi charges ” YANGON (Reuters) – Western critics slammed Myanmar’s military rulers for pressing “trumped-up” new charges against detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi , but the move… Read full story >>>
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Written by: Newley.
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ASEAN, Burma, General, Stories, Thailand, Visa, Wat, art, democracy, human rights, human rights groups, media, military, news, red, tru
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May 14, 2009
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Big Willy Yes, that’s a poster for the reality-TV comedy movie Saranair Haao Peng at the Marche du Film in Cannes. Sahamongkol must’ve brought it, thinking that gun-toting Willy McIntosh and his crew of crying, angry comedians will be an eye-catcher and rack up … Read full story >>>
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Written by: WiseKwai.
Discovered by: ThaiBlogSearch.com
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Articles, Five Star, Hollywood, Malaysia, Pan-Asian, Pen-ek, Prem, Sahamongkol, Stories, Thailand, Tony Jaa, UDD, Visa, art, bangkok, crime, features, films, indie, media, news, thai, tru
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May 12, 2009
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Yes I am now going to display my naivety as a ‘wet around the ears’ Thai newbie, who all you more experienced travelling folk can poke fun at with your superior worldly knowledge. Cambodian border VISA run yesterday, … BANGKOK TO GET IKEA STORE, AT LAST The Bangkok Post reports today that Thailand will … Read full story >>>
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Written by: admin.
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Cambodia, Thailand, Travel, Visa, bangkok, thai
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May 11, 2009
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Yes I am now going to display my naivety as a 'wet around the ears' Thai newbie, who all you more experienced travelling folk can poke fun at with your superior worldly knowledge. Cambodian border VISA run yesterday, drove 4 hours to the Cambodian border at Aranya Prathet in Sra Kaew province for the 3 … Read full story >>>
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Written by: The Thai Pirate.
Discovered by: ThaiBlogSearch.com
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Cambodia, Coup, PAD, Past, Thailand, Trang, Travel, UDD, Visa, art, celebrity, obviously, red, thai
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May 08, 2009
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The Day of Vesak, or Visakha Puja, falls on the full moon day of the sixth lunar month, coinciding with May 8 this year. About 2,000 Buddhist leaders from all over the world have joined an International Buddhist Conference on the United Nations Day of Vesak in Thailand, scheduled for May 4-6. Visakha Puja commemorates the birth …
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Written by: Richard Barrow
Read more: Visakha Puja Day in Thailand at Thai Culture Blogs
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Environment, Festivals and Events, General, Society, Thailand, UDD, Visa, art, buddhism, culture, media, red, thai, thais
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May 08, 2009
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Visakha Puja commemorates the birth of the Buddha, his attainment of enlightenment, and his passing away. An extraordinary aspect of the occasion is that the three incidents took place on the same day but different years. The Buddha attained enlightenment at the age of 35 and passed away at the age of 80. He spent 45 years…
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Written by: Suthee "Phong" Buayam
Read more: The Queen Attends Visakha Puja at Thai Photo Blogs
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News Photos, Thailand, UDD, Visa, Wat, art, media, thai, tru
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May 07, 2009
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Personally, even as a humanist and doubter, it is my favorite Buddhist holy day: Visakha Puja . It’s the day you see the local temples overflow with people of all walks of life and ages. The day in the year that shows an alive and … Read full story >>>
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Written by: BangkokDan.
Discovered by: ThaiBlogSearch.com
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Burma, Calendar, Culture & Arts, General, Religion, Society, Thailand, UDD, Visa, art, bangkok, buddhism, red, temple, temples, thai, thais
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May 07, 2009
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Visakha Bucha Day is the most important day in the Buddhist calendar. It marks the birth, enlightenment and death of the Buddha which all happened on the full moon of the sixth lunar month. All around Thailand, Buddhists will be going to their …
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Written by: Richard Barrow
Read more: Parade of the Sand Pagoda Pinnacles at Richard Barrow’s Life in Thailand
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Calendar, Events, Flowers, Thailand, UDD, Visa, Wat, art, bangkok, festivals, flower, media, news, red, samut prakan, songkran, temple, temples, thai, thai buddhism, tourists
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May 07, 2009
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Crispin* has a post for CPJ on the media being caught in the middle of the Thai political crisis. Key excerpts: Thaksin and UDD leaders hotly contested that official account, claiming in interviews with international media, including the BBC and CNN, that many protesters were shot, killed, and hauled… Read full story >>>
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Written by: Bangkok Pundit.
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Abhisit, Democrat Party, PAD, Senate, Thailand, Thaksin, Thaksin Shinawatra, The Nation, UDD, Visa, Wat, army, art, bangkok, constitution, democracy, human rights, lese majeste, media, military, news, protest, puea thai, rain, red, reform, thai, thai politic, tru
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May 07, 2009
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Glorious kingdom. Today’s news alert by ThaiVisa contained three teasers leading to stories, well … Bangkok Governor Sukhumbhand Paribatra was right on target in the recent Spiegel interview when he assured that “in Thailand, the law of the jungle prevails.”… Read full story >>>
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Written by: BangkokDan.
Discovered by: ThaiBlogSearch.com
Tags: artbangkokNews & MediaprotestVisa
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Being Farang, Causes, News & Media, Pattaya, Siam, Stories, Thai TV, Thailand, Tidbits, Visa, Wat, Water, art, bangkok, drink, fishing, law, news, plant, protest, red, thai, tourists
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May 07, 2009
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A couple tourists have died from something on Phi Phi island in Krabi province – more possibly than are being publicized according to one commenter on the story at ThaiVisa forum. Mystery illness kills foreign tourists on Phi Phi Thursday, May 7, 2009 KRABI: Two foreign tourists have mysteriously died and two others are seriously Read full story >>>
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Written by: admin.
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Coup, Thailand, Visa, cautions, thai, tourists
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May 06, 2009
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Tomorrow (May 8th) will be Visakha Bucha day, which is a public holiday in Thailand. The day, which has been recognised by the United Nations since 1999, marks three events in the life of the historical Buddha which are believed to have occurred on the same day – the full moon of Read full story >>>
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Written by: John Walsh.
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Events, Thailand, UDD, Visa, buddhism, red, thai
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May 06, 2009
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It looks like some news agencies and blogger’s are starting to take notice. Thank you to Rex for sending me this most recent article. Latest: Phi Phi ‘Poisoning’ Kills Two Tourists – Phuket Wan There are more articles out there too. Please visit the following links and keep the story alive … Read full story >>>
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Written by: RobbAce.
Discovered by: ThaiBlogSearch.com
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Articles, History, PAD, Thailand, Visa, art, hospital, news, thai, tourists
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May 03, 2009
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The other day I went out and bought a new printer for school. I wanted to have my own printer as it is just so much easier and convenient. I bought a basic ink jet, a Canon Pixma iP 1980. I … Read full story >>>
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Written by: Brunty.
Discovered by: ThaiBlogSearch.com
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Articles, Daily Reports, General, Language, Thailand, Visa, thai
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May 03, 2009
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One year on from Cyclone Nargis and the figures are pretty disturbing: half a million people without proper housing, 350,000 still requiring food aid from the World Food Program and incomes down about 50 percent on pre-cyclone figures. The first anniversary of Nargis, which killed almost 140,000 people in the Ayeyarwady Delta … Read full story >>>
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Written by: Kyaw Kyaw, Guest Contributor.
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Burma, Cyclone Nargis, Lao, PAD, Resources, Thailand, Trans-Border Issues, Visa, Wat, culture, democracy, food, laos, news, red