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Follow this link for an example of some not all of the cakes you can order from The Party Shop.

http://www.the-party-shop.com/default.asp?Folder=2245&IdShopSupplier=&IdShopMainDepartment=130&IdShop=34&IdShopSubDepartment=395

If it is for kids check out The Party Shop's website - they have a professional cake maker that can make to almost any order or age, even adults.

www.the-party-shop.com

I think it there,but she was not a policewoman, just used her policeman husband's firearm

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/583403-female-police-captain-involved-in-chevrolet-showroom-incident-revealed-as-fake-officer/

She was dressed in full women's uniform including badges etc and with a holster and firearm on her belt.

Funny how at the time of the incident she was surrounded by fellow BIB who knew her and obviously knew she was part of the BIB - But now there saying she wasn't a BIB and had stolen the uniform yet her husband has been confirmed as a real BIB.

Amazing how the story changes to suit deflection.

Try contacting the Hydroponic Farm out at Maprachan Lake http://www.thaihydroponics.com/

I remember seeing large banners tied up to trees along beach road in Patong warning people of Timeshare sellers, why can't they do the same in Pattaya but about the ski's - although they would only stay up for about 5 mins

Thanks for that - it's been a couple of years since I held a Directorship in Thailand and I am simply seeking any updates that may have been legislated in recent times that could have any personal bearing.

I thought I'd ask the experts on TV for their personal experiences and/or any recent updates ahead of speaking with my Lawyers next week.

I've raised this point a few times, including with the Mayor.

Under international Maritime Law, which rules apply under Thai Maritime Law, your are required to hold a sufficiently acquired boat/vessel license in order to operate any vessel and/or water craft that is capable of speeds in excess of 5 knots.

You are also required to power down any boat and or water craft to less than 5 knots within 100m of swimmers.

So to stop all this is simple, they need to enforce this law which does not permit a vessel to be operated without a license. Same as police on roads stopping and fining people for not having a license the same could apply here and as such the owners would also be breaking the law by renting them out to unlicensed operators.

It is also almost impossible for a foreigner to obtain a license to operate a Thai Registered vessel as due to Nationalistic laws, this privilege is reserved for Thai Nationals.

I tried to find the Legal section of TV on the iPhone App but it doesn't seem to be listed so I will post this in my local thread.

I am aware of the personal implications of being a Managing Director of my own company in Thailand, but I have been asked to become the MD of a large foreign company that is setting up in Thailand, so are there any personal liabilities and/or implications I may not be aware of that could come back to bite me if something went astray in the future?

Shhhh - don't tell anyone - but I secretly found a photo of the Lunch Box testing facility just outside Bangkok.

This is certainly the Lunch "Cart" before the "Horse" syndrone

Wiggle Town has the details of a couple of maids looking for work - their contact details are posted on the wall inside Wiggle Town.

I guess the Op needs to look upon what a good pie is depending on which country he comes from as the pie filling in Australian style pies is different to that of English style pies.

When I left school I did my apprenticeship as a butcher and our shop used to make the filling for a few local pie shops and it certainly is a different filling to that of what's in English pies, this includes the cubing of the meat or the coarseness of the mince used.

Lady Pies produced by an Australian lady in Phuket which are available in a few places around town including Villa.

After living here so long they are the only ones we have found made the Aussie way, most others seem to be made completely different in terms of their fillings.

None of us like moldy bread; however, a bit of peniciulum mold won't make a person sick. (By the way, the floor in the photo does not look like Carls Junior at Central.)

I suggest you take the photo with you and compare it to the floor behind the counter area where the staff serve.

Free to good home - 2 x pure white rabbits about 6 months old - must go together - you will need your own cage. Send me a personal message if interested.

Restaurant supply shop next to Foodland on Central Rd

The green mould covered burger we had there last week...

That's bad but why did you accept it (and eat it) when you could see the mold?

We didn't notice it until my son had eaten a good part of it then we took it off him and complained to the manager and got the usual blank look.

I wrote to the USA office told them my young boy ate it and some moulds can make you sick and on two separate emails not once did they ask if my boy was ok - more interested in their image.

The green mould covered burger we had there last week...

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Ok had a look, but not much to report. The Cali wow sign is flashing for the first time in weeks. There are some lights on the outside of the building that are not normally on.

Inside the shutter is still down, the front desk is coated in dust and there are some lights on in the lobby area.

No idea what is happening, but they have got power to the building unlike before...

This should be CAWOW's new slogan: The light's are on but nobody's here!!!!

Can you imagine the shock and horror if they reopen again. I'll be down there in a shot to pay my 700 baht monthly fee... (which will really upset the moralists on here).

I agree with you.If the electric was turned on than probably something has changed as a result of the court meeting from last Wednesday, and we only can hope that there is a reopening soon.

It sounds very quiet from the Seadoo side, don't you think?

I'm overseas on business

There's a twice daily truck depot off soi 16 Naklua.

Hmmm ok, I want to connect an external hard drive I have Seagate 3TB which has its own power supply to the back of the True Visions box to record shows can this be done simply plugging into the USB port instead of the Sata ports?

What's the difference between an esata external hard drive and a USB external hard drive?