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    Siberian husky neglected

    in Plants, Pets & Vets in Thailand

    Posted · Edited by Zamor

    There are three Husky's roaming free in our neighborhood and looking pretty happy for some years already. Being a street dog beats being chained up, Couldn't you develop a plan to change his status? You might want to talk to the owner first before getting all special ops with bold cutters etc.

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    German Tourist Fatally Injured After Falling From Elephant's Back

    in Krabi

    Posted · Edited by Zamor

    Richard, Paul & Adam

    I totaly agree,thanks for saying this

    Cheers, Theo smile.gif

    Why do people on this always have to be so quick to bash? Its frankly pathetic and xenophobic.

    I guess these are the poeple that in their home country, complain that the 'immigrants' do not mix with locals and become part of the community. :huh:

    Paul,

    Thanks. You nailed it. I am quite sure they do complain about those "immigrants who do not learn our ways and respect our culture!" (And suggest they should "go back where they came from")

    You know, every silver lining needs a cloud, and sadly, this type is over represented in Thai Forum. Finding fault with everyone and everything Thai. It does make one wonder why they continue to live here. They could go back to the heavenly West, or even cross the Asian borders to greener pastures.

    According to them, Thailand is unique, and is the only place where accidents happen, natural disasters occur, and politicians stretch the truth. Can you imagine what it would be like if peaceful protesters here were pepper sprayed, shot with rubber bullets and beaten with riot batons? Can you imagine the uproar if Thai politicians suggested building an electrified fence along the border? Can you imagine a the commentary if Thailand had to declare bankruptcy and beg the EU for a country wide bail out?

    I could go on and on... I mean, there are heavily regulated companies all over the West who still screw up and cause loss of life...how we believe we can 100% of the time control the outcome of riding an animal the size of a house is beyond me. sadly, this was a freak fall, much like people who fall getting out of the shower. She was on a adventure to a country she loved, and it is sad to lose a person who was "busy living." Perhaps some people might think about that, count their blessings and enjoy the positive side of Thailand, and life in general.

    Thousands Of Ex Pats In Thailand Receiving Air Conditioning Allowance From Uk

    in Thailand News

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    German/thai Student Dies Of Electrocution In Phuket

    in Phuket News

    Posted

    What is RCBO ? I`m building a new house now and don`t consider myself qualified to see if the electric system is good. Do anybody know somebody in Nong Khai province whom are qualified to make it for me, or to do a qualified inspection of the arrangement before we starts using it ? :)

    Hi,

    I read on the other Electrical forum an old discussion about RCD's and American GFI's. In this discussion it was stated that RCD's do not give Overload protection, however I would like to point out that this is wrong, RCD's DO give overload protection, only basic, but it is there.

    For example, a 100A 30mA RCD will trip if the difference between the load on the Phase conductors (Live and neutral) exceeds 30mA or if a 30mA or higher current is detected on the CPC (Earth). Further, if the total load being drawn through the RCD exceeds it's maximum rating, then the RCD will trip and disconnect the circuit.

    However, and this is where many people get confused by this, a standard RCD does this by electronic determination of the load current via the detection circuitry unlike the MCB's and RCBO's. The torus forming the heart of the RCD has a small detection circuit attached to it via an op amp. The magnetic field detected by this circuit is carefully measured and if it exceeds a certain thresh-hold, as determined by the maximum load rating, then it will disconnect the circuit

    To clarify this, RCBO's combine the operation of the MCB and the RCD into one unit. The RCD part operates in exactly the same way as the standard RCD, however for overload protection the RCBO contains magnetic or thermal trips, in good quality units, such as MK, Merlin-Gerin and Hager, the RCBO contains BOTH thermal and magnetic trips, just as an MCB does.

    It is these differences that dictate the use of such devices. RCBO's are used to protect individual circuits that need that extra level of safety, but overload protection is still a vitally important aspect, whereas RCD's are useful, in certain circumstances, for replacing Isolators in Consumer units, Distribution Boards etc where effective disconnection may be required in an emergency or for maintenance etc, but overload protection is not required.

    I hope this clarifies the difference between these devices, a proper understanding of the devices will certainly help to determine their proper use.

    http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6852

    Kung Fu In Bangkok

    in Sports, Hobbies & Activities

    Posted · Edited by Zamor

    A Message for all Kung <deleted> Friends . . .

    I would like to introduce to you: Shaolin Kungfu Thailand

    Located in Seri Village behind Seri Center (J3), Srinakarin Road BANGKOK.

    Shaolin Wushu Thailand is the first official Shaolin school in Thailand, with classes taught by instructors from the Shaolin Temple Martial Art Academy in Deng Feng City, Henan Province, China.

    Classes are in Thai and Chinese, but much can be learned from observation as well.

    SWT's training curriculum.

    * Basic Kungfu.

    * Qi Gong :(Internal power training techniques) Patuanchin, Tai Chi, etc . . .

    *Sanda (free fighting is a modern Chinese hand to hand combat, self-defense system, and combat sport).

    *Self defense.

    *Shaolin Weapon skills (Only for students who finished the Basic Kungfu training and approval of the Laosir)

    To sign up or for more information please contact the SWT

    02-361-4224-5 or see www.shaolinkungfuthailand.com

    Also

    Wing Chung Training by Ajarn Ton

    Ajarn Ton devoted his life to Wing Chung.

    Beside Wing Chung Ajarn Ton studied various other forms of Martial Art and applies that knowledge

    Besides teaching Wing Chung he also Coaches Martial Art peoples who want to be on top of their game (Stuntmen, Fighters, Actors, Security/Self Defense, etc . . .)

    Wing Chung training is tough and is not for the faint hearted nor beginners

    In the past not to many students where willing or able to endure the harsh training methods.

    Ajarn Ton is old fashioned in his way of teaching and it will hurt sometimes.

    However Ajarn Tons first concern is safety.

    To sign up or for more information please contact the SWT

    02-361-4224-5 or see www.shaolinkungfuthailand.com

    And

    QiGong by Sifu Yan Wen Bin

    Sifu Yan is a Chinese Doctor who learned QiGong from an early age with Master Chang in China

    Sifu Yan is a QiGong Master who together with his medical expertise uses (his own) Qi to help others

    The way Sifu Yan teaches QiGong is different from what most people imagine

    His way is very basic, simple and effective, it doesn't have the gracious elegance of other forms. No complicated forms, patterns and stances Simple and effective is the key

    One Course with Sifu Yan is 12 lessons (included learning materials) plus one test session

    The cost for one course is 18,000.- Thai Baht

    To sign up or for more information please contact the SWT

    SWT: 02-361-4224-5 or see www.shaolinkungfuthailand.com

    Best regards

    Theo Beckers

    Songkran Death Toll Rises To 180

    in Thailand News

    Posted

    Menkasai . . .

    She died on second Songkran

    On a little street just backside Seri Center Srinakarin

    Shocked by some happy water throwers

    Trying to swirl around, thus hitting that car . . .

    Her brains popped out of her skull, her blood soaking hot asphalt

    I was told she was around 20

    Her friend was lucky, only broke a leg

    So sad for everybody involved

    Every year I like Songkran less

    Lets sent some positive thoughts to every soul in agony

    Death or alive

    Theo

    Shaolin Kungfu In Thailand

    in Sports, Hobbies & Activities

    Posted

    Dear Martial Art Friends

    I would like to introduce our Shaolin Kungfu School to you:

    Shaolin Wushu Thailand is the first official Shaolin School in Thailand,

    with classes taught by instructors from the Shaolin Temple Martial Art Academy

    in Deng Feng City, Henan Province, China.

    SWT's training program.

    • Basic Kungfu.
    • Qi Gong :(Internal power training techniques).
        • Patuanchin.
        • Tai Chi.

    [*]Sanda (free fighting is a modern Chinese hand to hand combat,

    self-defense system, and combat sport).

    [*]Self defense.

    [*]Shaolin Weapon skills (Only for students who finished the Basic

    Kungfu training and approval of the Master).

    Shaolin Kungfu Thailand in BANGKOK

    Located in Seri Village behind Seri Center (J3), Srinakarin Road.

    Classes are in Thai and Chinese, but much can be learned from observation as well.

    For details, call 02-361-4224-5 or see our Web Site (www.shaolinkungfuthailand.com)

    Click here to E-mail us

    Best Regards T.Beckers

    Dutch Beggar In Bangkok

    in Best of Thailand Videos

    Posted · Edited by Zamor

    Thanks for this Mr.Fishkeeper

    Since the time that we had a small hamburger shop at J.J's I knew that Farrang in Thailand could make a fortune just sitting down like my fellow country man in your clip.

    Parasiting on the goodness of the Thai citizen.

    Khun Thai Chai Dee mak maak!

    I hope that those guy's wake up before it’s to late.

    They seem to be unaware of the rule that nothing's for free in life.

    Hope that my Kids never get that stupid & pathetic.

    I think I rather shoot myself than live knowing that I helped creating something like that.

    Greetz & Salutations

    Zamor

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