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The deprogrammed theme song.

Bilderberg is only a decoy as our planet is actually run by aliens from Uranus who commute between there and Area 51 via UFOs using alien technology they have provided to the U.S. Military.

Eyes only sensitive….do not repeat.

Hanging is too good for them. Death row,etc. until they commit suicide

No allowance but I pay all the bills except for what she charges on her own credit cards...usually clothes or gifts which she pays for from her own income.

Thais but not necessarily Isaan use peanut oil and soybean oil for the high heat stir frying. Sesame oil for a little more nutty flavor than peanut oil but can turn rancid if left out.

That light at the end of the tunnel may be the pig flu express coming straight at us. Today Bloomberg reports "The swine flu strain that has sickened people in 30 countries rivals the severity of the 1957 “Asian flu” pandemic that killed 2 million people, scientists said. ... A “moderate” pandemic like the 1957 Asian flu could kill 14.2 million people and shave 2 percent from the global economy in the first year, the World Bank said in October."

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...&refer=home

Just when I thought this flu was going to be like any other flu this article pops up so now I wonder....

Sleep safe America......NOT! There is an Inspector General staff paid to evaluate and report on activities at the Federal Reserve. They don't even know anything about the $2 trillion the Fed lent out or the probable $11+ trillion that includes off-book entries asserted by reporters. Inquiring Representatives want to know but the IG apparently prefers the mushroom approach....to be kept in the dark and fed a lot of BS.

Here is a series on cooking typical Thai street food.

http://importfood.com/vendor_video/thai_st...dor_videos.html

Also lots on youtube ..for starters:

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type...ooking&aq=f

Bank destroys 16 new homes in California....more elsewhere

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124148169574985359.html

Can't sell em for a good price.....wreck em. Taxpayer will pay.

Pig flu is causing people to cancel flights too and airlines to cut service. Mexico is hit the worst now but its spreading fast. I think people will be forgoing vacations due to the risk and hassles of potentially being quarantined in place at an airport, hotel or who knows where even if you are not sick but were in that group with the sick farang.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...id=sec-business

I not only move over to let them pass but I also monitor my rear view mirror for quickly approaching cars and get over when its safe before they tailgate. It makes no sense to make someone in a hurry tailgate you before you will move out of the way.

I have measured our 32 inch LCD with cable box it uses 0.145 Kwh per hour...next to nothing really. I used the Kill-A-Watt at http://www.p3international.com/products/sp...0/P4400-CE.html . Your AC is the big consumer of power. The hotter it gets outside the more it will turn on to keep your house cool. The next biggest consumer is the refrigerator (but not near as much as an AC) ....too many midnight snacks lately?

You might try the airport departure area too. Tourists waiting for their departure flight don't have much to do anyway.

How many lives did he ruin selling hard drugs? He probably is an addict and has no idea who he has destroyed and doesn't care about anything but the drugs. Its too bad the Thai government has to pay to jail and feed them.

Done. Longer than I guessed it would be.

Thank you for your valuable time in helping on my studies. It will really help me a lot

Would you mine helping advise where are the best places to find foreign tourists to help fill out on a hard copy?

So far I have gone to burger shop, Night Bazaar, Sunday Walking Street Market. Leave the survey box at one guesthouse.

Again, appreciated your kindness!

Your welcome. As a tourist, my two favorite places were Doi Suthep and San Kamphaeng Road (the handicraft highway) where they make lacquer ware, silver ware, sa-paper umbrella paintings, etc. Maybe some tourists there will help.

Done. Longer than I guessed it would be.

There is lots of credit card cloning fraud by Sri Larka gangs, etc. (Google search). Airlines need to protect themselves from charge backs for accepting a fraudulent ticket charge.

It really depends on the business and their duties but it sounds like you may have some flexibility. Some businesses use flex time but still their times need to be scheduled in advance. Since they all have cell phones, you could have a rule that they must call you if they will be more than 15 minutes late and you can tell them no...its a problem... I need you here now because we are slammed with business or ok but you will need to work early or late on whatever day the boss chooses to make up for this. I wouldn't let it go even if you are flexible... or the expectation is there are no real regular hours of work.

To me, death by hanging for possessing grass anywhere on our planet is totally insane. They are just a bunch of control freaks with disproved theories that smoking grass would lead to abuse of hard drugs.

I went to Costco Saturday and had to drive around 15 minutes to get a place to park. Its a huge lot and I have never seen this before except at Christmas time. Every cash register was open inside (about 20) and long lines at each one. People are deciding to spend again here I think.

The collateralized debt securities that were based on fraud are such a small percentage of the total investment universe that it cannot account for the 50%+ decreases in many benchmarks. The market meltdown is just the same old fear and greed cycle of investors that was exaggerated by the misapplication of mark to market accounting and some shocking fraud as a catalyst for the decline that should have been avoided if the companies and regulators were doing their jobs. The fraudsters ought to be relentlessly pursued and punished.

To me, the problem assets are being blown out of proportion by the shorts collecting on terrorizing investors but markets are now recovering and they are covering their shorts. Investors are regaining confidence enough to get back in, but a 50% decline takes a 100% increase to get back to the same money level. A pull back can always become yet another retest of the November 2007 lows (March 6 was lower but volume was lighter so that's a successful retest)....no guarantees as a fat tail event like 9/11 could occur... but the risk reward ratio is a lot better here than at Dow 14,000.

"the best known leader of the yellow shirts, made his way to his newspaper and television office in Bangkok about 5am this morning."

A sign of a good work ethic.

"In the U.S., out-of-state students often pay more tuition and fees than in-state students."

That is because U.S. taxpayers pay income, property and sales taxes that among other things pay most of the costs of University and College education costs in the U.S. Since foreign students come here for an education and then should return home, they usually don't pay their fair share of the costs of their education. Many are even able to avoid the higher foreign student rate by getting a discount to the in-state rate by taking a part time job with the University such as a lab assistant in a sophomore class. About half of the electrical engineering students at University of Texas are from India. If the taxpayer only knew their students are rejected from admission and part time jobs at the University because of the Indian student clique they would probably revolt.

As a tourist, I don't mind paying extra at Thai national parks etc. for what Thais have preserved or paid for through taxes etc. but Dream World? Probably not subsidized by the Thai government.

Dream World sells happiness but happiness is probably better achieved through lowered expectations.

Amazing Race Bangkok Thailand is on now on US CBS. How will they make it through the red shirts?

Further details of the hit in Austin but I haven't heard if they have found the shooter yet.

http://www.austinchronicle.com/gyrobase/Is...id=oid%3A366344