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07-04-2011
Thailand Promotes ‘Golf In A Kingdom’ Tour[2,837 views]

Thailand is promoting a ‘Golf in a Kingdom’ tour to international golf journalists, taking them to some of the country’s popular golf courses in Bangkok, Pattaya, Hue Him and Chiang Mai
05-04-2011
James Bond-Inspired Gadgets To Detect Cheating Spouses[3,565 views]

A private Thai detective, Amnuaiporn Maneewan has invented a James Bond-inspired gadget called a “mia noi” or “little wife” that acts as a spying device to detect cheating spouses.
02-04-2011
Honey – The Perfect Natural Beauty Product[2,912 views]

Find out how honey is great for your body, inside and out
26-03-2011
Southeastern Asia – a place for retirement?[5,263 views]

Southeast or Southeastern (SE) Asia is home to some of the world’s most hospitable people, making it a perfect place to visit, live or retire. Thailand is known as one of the most visited countries in SE Asia, attracting Westerners from nations such as United States, Britain, France, Germany and many more.
26-03-2011
How They Wear: Shorts[3,059 views]

It’s funny how shorts— innocuous, simple, little devils—can terrorize even the most confident women. We hear their fear via our inbox: Can I wear heels with shorts? What about boots? How long should my top be? How do I avoid looking like trailer trash?* Visual aid was clearly in order, so check out today’s shorties for ideas on how you could wear this look too.
23-03-2011
Bung Kan Is Thailand’s 77th Province[4,143 views]

Bung Kan will officially become Thailand’s newest province or the country’s 77th province when it is published in the Royal Thai Government Gazette.
21-03-2011
The Future Map Of The World[8,282 views]

An American Futurist predicts that most of the lands in all continents would disappear as there is a belief that the world would be affected by a huge flood in the near future.
21-03-2011
The Pacific Ring Of Fire[8,500 views]

We may have heard of “The Ring of Fire” or “Pacific Ring of Fire” from the earthquake and tsunami that happened in Japan recently. The Ring of Fire is the area in the basin of the Pacific Ocean, where most volcanic and earthquake eruptions occur. In a 40,000 km horseshoe shape, it passes over the volcanic arcs, oceanic trenches, and earth plates. Its coverage extends from Australia to Asia to North America and to South America. There are 31 countries situated in the area of The Ring of Fires, including Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Columbia, Japan, New Zealand, USA, and etc.
07-03-2011
Pattaya Beach in Crisis[7,974 views]

Erosion of the sandy beach at the centre of the resort city of Pattaya has been moving at a fast, severe pace, and some parts of the beach are virtually nonexistent. An academic who has been following the situation there warns it could totally disappear in five years if nothing is done to restore the disappearing waterfront.
21-02-2011
Final Round Coverage of The Honda LPGA Thailand[3,581 views]

PATTAYA, Feb 19 - Final round coverage of the Honda LPGA Thailand will air at 3 p.m. EST on the U.S. Golf Channel.Yani Tseng plays alongside Michelle Wie in final pairing.
03-02-2011
Chinese New Year 2011 The Year of the Rabbit[2,246 views]

Chinese New Year is the longest and most important celebration in the Chinese calendar. The Chinese year 4709 begins on Feb. 3, 2011.
01-02-2011
Checking-Up Arteries In Your Neck By Ultrasound Technology[3,239 views]

Cerebral thrombosis is generally known by Thai people as paralysis or hemiplegia. The main causes of this disease are two-fold, the first is that blood vessels in the brain become narrowed and the other is that bleeding inside the brain has occurred.
12-01-2011
Treatment for Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)[3,525 views]

Most people only find out that they have coronary artery heart disease when they have an annual check-up. Usually they feel no symptoms or prior warning because the symptoms and signs of coronary artery heart disease are often only noted in the advanced stage of the disease or with a sudden failure of the heart muscle (heart attack). Please consider yourself as being lucky if you get early detection.
12-01-2011
Number of Reports on Female Sexual Abusers on the Rise[6,505 views]

According to research, following the high profile case of nursery worker Vanessa George, a member of an internet paedophile ring, who used her position to abuse children in her care, there has been an enormous rise in the number of children calling Childline to report sexual abuse.
11-01-2011
One Pot Hunters Chicken[3,228 views]

Quick and easy to prepare, chicken pieces slow cooked in mixed spices, dry sherry, onions, mushrooms and tomatoes in one pot. Serves 4
25-12-2010
The Twelve Days of Christmas[3,044 views]

In the sixteenth century, the winter solstice festivities lasted for several weeks and so the church announced that the festival of Christmas should span from Christmas Day through to the feast of the Epiphany on the 6th January.
16-12-2010
The Origins of Christmas and its Traditions[4,066 views]

Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Christ, but the origins of this Christian celebration is said to be purely pagan. There is a lot of uncertainty as to the exact date that Christ was born and in the middle of the fourth century, it was suggested to Pop Julius 1st that the 25th December was the day, but it is now thought to have been in the summer.
09-12-2010
How Safe Are Your Credit Cards and Passports?[6,880 views]

Although our banks are doing their best to protect us by from consumer fraud by improving security, there are those who are always one step behind them.
02-12-2010
The Powerful Pleasure of Sadomasochism or Not?[7,148 views]

Sadists are those who enjoy inflicting pain on others (domination), while a masochist enjoys receiving pain (submissive), both in a sexual or non sexual way.
27-11-2010
On the Sui-Side of the Street[5,861 views]

‘Always look on the bright side of life’ trilled Monty Python’s Brian and thousands of Manchester City fans as they rub their hands and count their shekels. Sometimes, I am afraid to say, there is no sunny side only perpetual shade and gloom. If the Pattaya Police figures are to be believed, more farangs take the easy way out annually than the whole of the Japanese airforce during World War 2. It is necessary to ask two questions: why and how?