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At Emporium shopping mall, downstairs, around the exit to the parking garage. Forgot the name. Great service, but don't buy your watch batteries from them.
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And now when I think bout it, doesn't all Robinson stores have a pretty good selection on the top floor?
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Or Index mall?
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Ikea perhaps?
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I also suggest something that vibrates. This clever device might do the trick http://getpebble.com/
Combined with a noise cancelling bluetooth headset you might be good to go.
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I enjoyed all the witty posts but here's one to show this is not a Thai problem per se. A newspaper in Denmark recently decided to visit one of Denmark's two most famous amusement parks and bring an electrician with them. Within 45 minutes they found 25 illegal and dangerous installations within reach of children. Naked wires, rain water-filled plugs et cetera. There's pictures and all. In Danish but Google Translate might help. The authorities are contemplating a visit and the head of the park, Nils-Erik Winther, said they will fix everything within days.
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I'm not a fan of religion myself but to kill religilous people is just taking it too far.
Keep religion private!
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How do you earn an income blogging?
Create a popular blog. Have advertisements on there. Presto.
I friend of mine (google Dani Karlsson) have a few hundred thousand readers every month. She makes vast amounts of ad-money. She might also be paid by the blog portal (metromode) she's working with at the moment. Another blog I follow is "Alex in Wanderland", travel themed, popular, ads income.
It's the same thing with hugely popular Instagram dudes'n babes. If they have tens of thousands of followers, they will be contacted by various businesses to promote their products for money. Not rocket surgery.
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Working or not, CCTV cameras in public places generally does not prevent crime. The data is pretty clear on this. Instead, we are building a nightmare society, in my opinion.
Quoting The Telegraph: "Fewer than one crime is solved by every 1,000 closed circuit television cameras, the Metropolitan Police, Britain's biggest police force, has admitted."
Quoting "Home office research study 252" by Brandon C. Welsh and David P. Farrington: "Overall, the best current evidence suggests that CCTV reduces crime to a small degree. CCTV is most effective in reducing vehicle crime in car parks, but it had little or no effect on crime in public transport and city centre settings." -
I did not know Indiana Jones used airborne lasers!
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First - on that picture, your screws and metal connectors have corroded. Throw it out.
Second - never use WD40 on plastic since it is a petroleum based product (although lightly so).
Third - yes I'm an Apple fanboy, but if you insist on a Windows based product, the Samsung Series 9/7/5, in that order, looks good. The Google Chromebook as well, although I guess a computer where everything is internet based will not be an awesome experience in a land like Thailand.
Fourth - I'd still like to suggest an Apple MacBook Air, MacBook Pro (or even an iPad if you don't use you computer for real heavy stuff). Apple will announce new products and software updates today, at their World Wide Developers Conference so check those out. I used to be a hard core Windows guy who did real heavy lifting on my machines. I even tried the Linux route. After a few weeks with OS X, I hated myself for not switching years ago.
Irrelevant that the screws are corroded.
As for those connectors, I don't use them as they are for a dock and an external monitor.
Yes, irrelevant but telltale that it might be time to look for a new one.
Apple released a new MacBook Air today. Weighs very little. Fast as a bullet. Battery life is 12 hours for the 13 inch. Runs Windows too. We also got a sneak preview of the upcoming Mac Pro machine. Holy mother of gigaflops, it's a beast!
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First - on that picture, your screws and metal connectors have corroded. Throw it out.
Second - never use WD40 on plastic since it is a petroleum based product (although lightly so).
Third - yes I'm an Apple fanboy, but if you insist on a Windows based product, the Samsung Series 9/7/5, in that order, looks good. The Google Chromebook as well, although I guess a computer where everything is internet based will not be an awesome experience in a land like Thailand.
Fourth - I'd still like to suggest an Apple MacBook Air, MacBook Pro (or even an iPad if you don't use you computer for real heavy stuff). Apple will announce new products and software updates today, at their World Wide Developers Conference so check those out. I used to be a hard core Windows guy who did real heavy lifting on my machines. I even tried the Linux route. After a few weeks with OS X, I hated myself for not switching years ago. -
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But he forgot to wear the amulet that prevents him from crashing a car.
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I bet the guy will think twice when someone asks for a bit of extra sauce. Hasnt he heard the customer is always right?
In Pattaya, the customer is often wrong, in the way or just plain inconsiderate for expecting service. Haven't you felt like you were intruding when a shop assistant is busy preening and you approach for help, only to be given attitude?
I tried that once. A buddy and I sat down at an outdoor, slowly rotating bar on some side soi to Walking Street. We ordered drinks and got them served swiftly by one of the girls. The only transgender/ladyboy staff of the bunch suddenly turned to us and said "give me tip". I asked why. She asked where we were from. I answered, Sweden. Then she started badmouthing cheap Swedes, working herself up, eventually becoming loud and threatening. We did not talk back. Said absolutely nothing, as a matter of fact. We just sat there with that idiotic, surprised look on our faces. At this point, some of the other staff looked uncomfortable. We quickly paid what we owed and left.
I have no idea why this happened.
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The rioting kids say they have been offered and received money from the tabloids Expressen and Aftonbladet, to take pictures and videos of themselves while burning cars and causing mayhem. Great journalism! The eqivalent of 30000 Baht must sound pretty good to a kid with zero income.
Darwinism at it's best. I hope the government uses the pictures as evidence to expell them from the country
I just might have to backpedal on this one. These accusations are strongly denied by said tabloids...
I heard someone utter another interesting thing in a podcast recently (without citing sources): If the young population in any area in any city, are unemployed or not studying to an extent of 40 % of them (or over), then it's statistically proven there will be riots in that area. They just need something to ignite the whole mess. Anyone else heard about this? Input welcomed.
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The rioting kids say they have been offered and received money from the tabloids Expressen and Aftonbladet, to take pictures and videos of themselves while burning cars and causing mayhem. Great journalism! The eqivalent of 30000 Baht must sound pretty good to a kid with zero income.
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I totally agree with Sayonarax. Use Chrome, do everything he says and you'll be fine. I believe chrome will ask you if you want to import all your bookmarks from IE, when you install. Then you'll be all good to go. If not, it's easy to export and then import them.
Best of luck.
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It is always some external software - Java, Flash, a third party browser - that's the problem. OS X itself seems solid.
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Me plus 1. Beerlao mmmm...
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Padi Madi guesthouse on Suk soi 53 me thinks. Just by Thong Lor BTS and excellent street food on the other side of Sukhumvit.
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Must say one thing though - I have a trick to make soi dogs uninterested in eating you: Pick up your mobile phone, put it to your ear and pretend to talk to someone and show the dogs no interest whatsoever. It worked every time I tried back in the days.
Yep, but you don't even need a mobile phone, just don't look at them and move slowly or stay still until they've had a sniff and lost interest. Been doing it for 15 years and never been bitten. The local dogs get used to you and meeting them stops being a confrontation.
I tried that but it didn't seem to work. Maybe I glanced at them and therefore failed. One time they surrounded me and blocked my way, growling and snarling. Quite frightening. They did not attack though, and I slowly passed them.
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A friend of mine made some meatballs and stuffed them with ibuprofen and aspirin. Five soi dogs became two and my friend and his family was again safe when walking to and from their apartment.
Must say one thing though - I have a trick to make soi dogs uninterested in eating you: Pick up your mobile phone, put it to your ear and pretend to talk to someone and show the dogs no interest whatsoever. It worked every time I tried back in the days.
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I dunno how iTunes behaves on a PC but did you look through the settings/preferences?
Or, synchronize the iPad once and then the books might show up in iTunes.
Or, email the book file to yourself, open email on iPad, choose to open attachment in iBooks.
Thailand's OBEC rejects condom vending machines in schools
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Well, in my school we had great sex-ed and could pick up free condoms at the nurses office any time. No questions asked. Same thing at the youth clinic at the hospital.