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WhiteHouse.gov has this brief video (embedded below) of President Obama speaking after he met with ASEAN leaders at APEC in Singapore on Sunday. Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva appears in the video, and Obama thanks him at the end. Read full story >>> |
Written by: Newley.
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Just as we were finishing our birthday pizza our special visitors arrived. Two aunties and two cousins had made the 4 hour bus journey in from the village to help Ariya celebrate. As they do not celebrate birthday’s at all themselves it … Read full story >>> |
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Written by: memock.
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Ah, to have the insecurities of a kid again… When I was fourteen, I moved from the glorious New Zealand to the enormous U.S. The U.S. was too strange, too big, too shiny new. Worse, I did not assimilate. My experiences were not the… Read full story >>> |
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Written by: Catherine Wentworth.
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VOA has a story with some quotes by Chris Baker, author and commentator on Thai politics. Key excerpts: “Superficially, it looks as if Thaksin [Shinawatra] has lost badly, to identify yourself with a rather unpopular neighbor, it's not good,” Baker said. “So I think things have hardened against him. But I'm not … Read full story >>> |
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Along with Emmanuelle in Bangkok , another movie from 1976 that the Thailand Film Office would probably rather people forgot about is Hot Potato , an exploitive action vehicle for martial-arts star Jim Kelly that was filmed in Chiang Mai. Only reason I mention Hot Potato now is because it’s making the rounds on Cinemax… Read full story >>> |
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Written by: WiseKwai.
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