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Was he arrested in Khon Kaen?

I read in te article the arrest was made in Udon Thani.\

Wrong heading, maybe?

What are your requirements?

Bungalow or 2-story house?

How many beds & baths?

Garden, no garden?

How much would you like to pay?

Why the Piman Chon area?

Send me a message, maybe I can help....

When is the Land Rover (tata) starting to be built here? LAter this year or was that facility washed away?

Yes, would like to know that too.

I left a Defender 110 in Holland.

Still miss the beast.

Chip-tuned, lots of extra's, drove like a train......

I wonder how the Japanese is liking their monopoly being gatecrashed?

ford has actually been in thailand in various forms a long time. Good cars, have one and so much better to drive than a corolla or accord.

I have a Ford Ranger, made by Mazda.

There seems to be some connection between Ford and Mazda?

As far as U.S. teachers knowing about UKuniversities and the Middle States Commission on higher education, can you blame them? The Middle States Commission only regulates schools in 6 of the 50 states. How would they know? You would get the same look if you asked them what a GCSE is? I would say 99% of American's have no clue what a GCSE is as much as most UK folks don't know what a GED is. It's the UK educational system. I've never heard of OU either.

For graduate students who study at Payap they have to get a letter from the embassy from the country the school is located. Maybe you can get the UK embassy to write a letter saying it is an official degree equal to any other university in the UK.

If you have never heard of the concept of the Open University, maybe now is the time to "google" your knowledge.

Oh, and yes, I understand you can buy degrees in the US?

When it comes to day-to-day living costs the PM is disconnected from the real world; this can happen when you are rich and price rises really don't bother you due to your large bank accounts.

Any politician, in any country, you can not trust.

Any politician will lie to the public about anything in the drive to stay in power.

I do think that maybe the followers of Thaksin Ltd are starting to see the light.

And something must be done, pronto.

Hence the lies.

Isuzu MU7

Ford Ranger

All new in the pipeline, if only to battle the new Chevrolet and Misubishi Pajero

I seem to remember that one of the ministers of this government stated that if a business cannot pay the minimum wage, it should close, or go to another country?

Might it possible that people elegilble for the hike will find out that the cost of living has gone up enormously, and that they will loose their job because the government thinks that the business not able to pay for the hike should close?

Nice!

Sent this post and reactions to the the Netherlands Parliamentary commission handling foreign policy.

Hope to hear soon.

Most certainly will send the reaction.

I do know that the Dutch immigration police has refused entry to Thai wives.

Also a few that had a valid visa.

Did you not get the new type.

That one is in Thai and English

But, the International driving permit would be nice.

The license is available from the Local Land Transport office or the same place where you obtained the DL

If you have the one-year license, so sorry, no IDL

http://www.vietnamco...nr070627011600/

The Consulate General

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• www.vietnamconsulate-khonkaen.org/en
  

- Adress : 65/6 Chatapadung, Khonkaen 40000

- Phone : +66 43 242 190

- Fax: +66 43 241 154

- Email :[email protected]

- Code : 00-66-043

Give them a call, English spoken!

That the husband became a monk, have seen that before when a wife and child died.

It all depends where you will go for treatment, in-patient.

If only state hospital or state university hospital, take out the cheapest plan.

If you want the private hospitals, take out the most expensive plan.

Take out the middle priced plans if you want choice, within reason

Out patient, don't bother, too expensive.

A Thai car/motorcycle licence is valid in all ASEAN countries - including Indonesia.

True, at least when one of the languages is a known language in the country where it is used.

So only the new type is valid.

Most countries signed and ratified the conventions regarding the use of driving licenses abroad.

But, be certain, use an International Driving permit!

You mean this company?

http://vnfoodsthailand.com

After reading the above carefully and slowly, for several time, I had to conclude he must be right.

I am certain he must mean higher number of fatalities and wounded hugely raised income for temples, undertakers, hospitals and help services.

Viewed in that way, it most certainly is a success.

One man's death is another man's gain.

On the other hand, it does have ties with Pattaya, really.

It is not certain what the dual Russian and Governer approach will do to Pattaya, in the longer run that is.

And it is only to be expected that Birma/Mayanmar will try to get tourists/expats away from Thailand, so also Pattaya.

Shoving this to the Mayanmar forum is maybe somewhat premature?

As the countries you mention are centered on Germany Eur's would be the best bet.

Changing Euro's to local currency in the countries mentioned, try the exchange bureau's.

If changing GBP to Euro's in Europe the banks start to smile already.

One man's imagined loss of face and obscene, misplaced wish for power, threatens to bring civil war to this country.

I have only ever visited some countries in Europe, and indeed the French are rude, very much so.

In Asia, China tops my list.

About Thailand, living there for six years, understanding some Thai and Isan, I think indeed those people giving Thailand the highest points were never here and do not understand a single word of Thai.

I've never had a problem getting a seat on it, but I had to travel out during the day so the train wasn't too full.

Ticketing is incredibly easy and fast.

The walk from the BTS up to the Airlink platform is, in my opinion, too long. I'm fit and don't mind the walk, but there's really no reason for it (except poor planning maybe).

You should take the Express - the other line makes too many stops.

Never!

Poor planning?

Impossible!

Planning in Thailand is ALWAYS meticulous, and very much as wanted.

Not your wants, of course, but anyone having profit from the meticulous planning.

Yes!

Buscompany 437, at least 4 buses a day

Chan Tour, same

Nakhonchai Air had some buses, if they still do?

Maybe Esan tour still does the same.

And the next step after the reduction of flights will be a hefty pricehike........

Most of the above posts are absolutely right. But going strictly 90 km/h on a motorway like, or similar road,

doesn't make sense, when 120 would be possible without any danger.

It is all about the proven ability of the drivers. So people driving public vehicles, should be much better trained and chosen more careful.

120 km/h would be possibe without danger?

In Thailand?

Even 90 km/h is too much for nearly all drivers.

Oh well, you said so yurself in the last line.