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Computer Plaza Closes - Any idea where the stores went to?
scorecard replied to connda's topic in Chiang Mai
Pantip now has at least 2 repair shops, both upstairs, near each other, both give good service, prompt, reasonable prices. -
Could be the small hi-tech item like a pager which gives the exam taker coded answers to the police entrance (and more) exam questions. Perhaps before that the exam guide books available at book shops near universities which quoted the mid-term / end of term exam questions for last 5 (?) years. The problem was that someone (not really familiar with the subject) had written an answer in the 'guide book' to each question but many of the answers were wrong. This stopped after many unis put a number in the corner of the front page of the exam questions pages and kept records of the number on the exam paper handed out to each exam taker. On leaving the room a proctor insisted on each student handing in the exam paper and cross checked it against a list. Thus preventing book shops waiting outside of exam rooms and paying students to buy the exam papers.
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OIC, you mean influence digits.
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And some / many Thais are noticing that Thailand is not developing, everything is stationery, creativity and innovation are asleep. I'm well retired but for many years I was a local director of an international management consulting firm. Doing organizational analysis I often commented to clients 'there's no mention in your organization structure of creativity or innovation and no management position specifically responsible for these subjects'. The response 'not needed Thailand is already very advanced' In the last few years I've asked my old consulting colleagues whether this has changed. Answer every time 'nothing has changed, still no mention of creativity or innovation and no management position specifically responsible for these subjects'. There is one organization trying to make progress in this rea - a giant oil and gas company, but there's a roadblock, staff appointed to this area have little experience or knowledge in this area. And as with a few organizations trying to improved the positions are filled by famous family, inexperienced, way too young folks.
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Harvard’s Response to the Trump Administration
scorecard replied to jerrymahoney's topic in Political Soapbox
Further, seems to me that trump is aiming to gain total control of everything in the US. Up to US citizens to fight like hell to restrict what he can control. -
Thai State Audit Building Collapse Unveils Alleged Extravagance
scorecard replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
And being a son even a nephew from a serving / retired snr. police officer is a plus. I've often wondered about young cops who are very opposed to corruption / refuse to be involved in corruption or budgets, or paying for promotion or nepotism, or accepting bribes to get cases buried etc., can cope / can build a career? -
Naked Man Stirs Phuket Market, Raises Mental Health Concerns
scorecard replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
No doubt you can, even body bags. -
Thai State Audit Building Collapse Unveils Alleged Extravagance
scorecard replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Quote: ",,,To enter government employment (including military and police) you must pay a bribe." Then to pass the entrance test there's often bribes or tricky methods to get the correct answers broadcast to the examinee. -
Safe Sex Push: Gov’t Warns Dangers of Festive Fling Risks
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Late but whatever. -
Anwar Ibrahim's Thailand Visit: High-Stakes Meeting with Thaksin
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I wonder what title was used for thaksin at this event? -
Naked Man Stirs Phuket Market, Raises Mental Health Concerns
scorecard replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
Then you're not really naked. The shoulder bag could probably be used to cover the jewels if needed. -
Naked Man Stirs Phuket Market, Raises Mental Health Concerns
scorecard replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
The time is probably coming soon where folks will have an implant which can be used for multi purposes including ID and digital banking. -
Young Man to Sue Thai Police After Six-Day Detention Drama
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Southern Thailand News
"based on a story ..." Why is it called a story? Should it not be based on a report.... -
Young Man to Sue Thai Police After Six-Day Detention Drama
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Southern Thailand News
Yes there's tensions, but why? Simple answer, way less than professional recruitment and training, less than balanced actions in many cases, reporting often displays that there's 'holes' in the police responses and reporting etc. -
There's angry people in every country. My dad had many episodes of strong anger all of his life but his 8 brothers and 1 sister even worse, Even more worse dad's mother and father (my grandparents), many incidents of severe domestic violence and severe verbal abuse. This was all in a very isolated mining area where the men are tough, simple incidents very often turned into severe violence and abuse.
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Naked Man Stirs Phuket Market, Raises Mental Health Concerns
scorecard replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
Maybe it's the strict policy of the laundry shop - pay in advance or no service. Therefore he knows that the shop staff know he has already paid so they don't check for receipts. I have a friend who runs 3 laundry shops in Pattaya, she insists 'pay in advance or no washing'. (Why? Because in the past she's had big piles of completed laundry (not paid in advance) which were never collected, tourist has moved n, forgot to collect laundry etc.) -
Commanders Face Heat Over Army Conscript Abuse Scandal
scorecard replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
...and introduces them to urban people and they are taught how to get along. What they are taught is yes sit / no sir and not much more. Thai's don't have conversations about world affairs, they are taught to respond yes sir / no sir and not much more. In primary / secondary school there is no discussion / no explanations. Exams are very often just 'tick the box'. -
Naked Man Stirs Phuket Market, Raises Mental Health Concerns
scorecard replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
Paid in advance when he deposited his clothes for washing. -
No One Is Above the Law, Part 1, Letitia James Edition
scorecard replied to Yagoda's topic in Political Soapbox
Or was she just doing her job as she is expected to? -
Example; very wealthy farang who lives in Pattaya, 80 years old, has several houses / condos in Pattaya and Bkk plus 4 cars / pick up trucks and 1 big bike. Also has several properties in Jakarta, plus a big BMW car. Also has several large riverfront properties on the gold coast in Australia. His wealth is from starting / successfully operating several very large construction companies in the UK, Australia and Indonesia. So he's well aware of the legal ramifications of business and in all three countries he had a qualified lawyesr on staff. He Has serious heart problems, been taking a handful of prescribed heart medications for years. He has no will and no other documents which might help when he 'departs'. his ownership documents are a mess, and he cant find the documents for several properties. His buddies are at him all the time to see a lawyer and get this all sorted and a legal will written, signed etc. His response every time, 'it's not needed, all my friends know who I like and who I would like to get something when I pass. And in any case this is the responsibility of the police'.