klauswernst198

Selling drugs is murder so it is worst than raping so if they rape him in prisson or kill him he deserves it

Entrapment?

Entrapment? He's admitted to owning the lab to learn production and sell on his knowledge so others can create meth labs. Where's the entrapment? He was probably producing Meth to sell as he had 50 odd grammes but who knows how much he's sold before that? I doubt they'll execute him but he'll likely spend 20 years in prison so you have to have some pity for the man as 20 years in a Thai prison is more than enough to realize the errors of your ways. Being a humanitarian I hope they transfer him to a prison that's a bit easier to bare so he can serve out his term without the fear of being rapped or killed.

To any "string em high" supporters out there, you shouldn't be living in the land of Buddha!

Death Penalty is not enough for this criminal

Torture him first

He wanted to sell dead to other and earn a living by destroying other peoples health

Current Selling for Goldbars is 18.150

Current buying price for Goldbars is 18.250

You can see the realtime prices in Thai Baht online on this website. http://www.namchiang.com/th/

For buying I recommend you Chinatown.

Hi,

Just came back from Rick's House at Kanchanaburi.

Such a fantastic place, riding in the morning and evening when it is not too hot and relaxing during the day.

And after a good dinner end the day with a short trip to hindad hot springs, for a relaxing bath in the hot waters

This time I still stayed at Ricks house but their first bungalow is nearly finished and I am looking forward to staying there the next time I come. It is really nice, deluxe style and with a very big and beautiful bathroom with a rain shower.

Here is a picture of the bungalow and the hot springs

Thanks again for the great time Rick

Bungalow

Hot Springs

Hi,

Any Idea how to configure a static IP address on this router (nlink) ?

Happen to me once with a overstay of 5 days at the Aiport. There they didnt charge me. 3 Month later when I went to Poipet/Aranyaprathet Border to activate my second entry of my double entry visa the surprise came since they made me pay the 5 days overstay. from 3 month ago.

Lets see how long this "crackdown" on plastic bags will last..

They will get thousands of complains of the local Thai people who don’t share the same view about this as you rich & strange farang.

In a few weeks everything will be back to normal and if ever ask then initiators of this idea will admit that western style living is not for thais....

If you think that Thailand ever will be like you home country better stop dreaming and go home because this will never happen

Hi,

Anyone else for the visa run to Vientiane for Tuesday the 17th

Great opportunity to save money and have some fun.

if interested let me now by pm

If you want to take the overnight train Pm me I will be leavining tomorrow 17th of November.

We could share all the expenses for taxi and look for a hotel together since if you book to room you can negotiate with the prices much better than if you only book one room.

If we go together each of us will be able to save nearly 10oo Baht

Sounds like tons of fun, you think they might trade me a tourist for my Non B visa for all my troubles?

You can give it a try

Depending on the tea money in the passport you might be sucessfull, Its always a question about how much are you willing to pay

Hi All,

My tourist visa will expire the next week so I will leave Bangkok on the Tuesday 17 of October and return with a free double entry tourist visa on the Friday morning 20 of October.

I'm looking for people to join me on this trips since travelling in a group is always cheaper and more fun than travelling alone. Last time I went to Vientiane I saved nearly 1000 Baht in transportation and hotels as I travelled with others.

Here is the plan

• Departure from Bangkok at 18:30 on the express train(77) I like to take this train since you will arrive around 5:30 - 6:00 at Nongkhai and you have a lot of time to go to the embassy and you can avoid the crowds and the heat. Price for second class Air condition is around 500 Baht. This is not a sleeper train but it is more comfortable than sleeping in a plain since you have reclining seats and a lot of leg space. A blanket is also provided
  
• Arrival at Nongkhai and border crossing. Shared car should be around 50 - 70 baht per person to the thai embassy.
  
• Visa Application
  
• Transport to the riverside area around 20 - 30 Baht per person (shared car
  
• Choose a Hotel. This completely depends on what the majority of the people wantbut the more people we are the better prices we get. Last time with 4 friends I was able to get a room initially prized at 1000 Baht with AC for only 700.
  
• Dinner we can either join and party together or you can relax on your own.
  
• Next day after check out shared car to the embassy 20 - 30 Baht
  
• Collect your visa and your passport
  
• Shared car to the border 50 - 70 Baht
  
• Night train sleeper to Bangkok (70) 18:20 Departure and arrival around 6:25 - 7:25 price for second class upper around 708
  

If you would like to join pm me or add a reply to this post. Good way to save money and have fun at the same time. And if this is your first visa run this is your best option to get used to visa runs and learn all the small details

Regards

Klaus

Hi ,

Any updates for the track. I will be coming to Thailand in December and I'm looking for some active holiday and I love motocross and it would be really great to do it since here in Germany the season is now finish as you know.

Also do you have the possibility to explore the nature? Because I also like enduro Tours and my wife and I are also interested in doing some trekking.

As for accommodation I don't expected to get everything for free so just let me know by pm how much it would be for one week with the use of 1 bike on 3 days.

Regards

Yesterday the Thailand Post website broke down. Today I tried again and it is working fine now.

See below the rates for your package to UK

http://www.thailandpost.com/search_ems_result_en.asp

Postage Rates

From : Thailand

Destination : United Kingdom

Weight : 10000 gram

Service name

Int’l EMS-Document 5000

Int’l EMS-Package 5000

Int’l Parcel-Air 4320

Int’l Parcel-SAL 3320

190-Intl M bag Air 3050

191-Intl M bag SAL 2800

Int’l Parcel-Surface 2525

Hope this helps

Surface mail to Europe is the best option but take a long time

I have been sending a lot of parcel for my own bussines and the time it took has always been betwenn 45 - 52 days) ( 7 weeks)

Very reliable and cheap more than 50 parcel in one year and not one lost or arrived later than 55 days

Check out the rates for 10 kg package at

http://www.thailandpost.com/newweb/index_en.asp

As for Oishi Grand it is located at Siam Discovery third floor at the end which is furthest away from the entrance facing the BTS line.

On weekends it gets really busy so you may consider making a reservation.

As for the food it is Japanese style buffet good amount of seafood but no lobster or crabs or oyster or things like that. Quality is extremly good and a lot of the hot food is prepared at the minute for you. So if you wanna eat very well without spending to much it is a very good choice since for the same quality in a hotel you would pay around 1300++ per person

In Chiang Mai a top buffet in the best hotels is about 5-600 baht with no alcohol and it is not difficult to find someone with a discount card..

You get plenty of shrimp, smoked Salmon, local lobser, crab and some decent roasts.

I just can't imagine how a 1,500 baht Bangkok banquet could be much better than this,

Well Chiang Mai hotels don’t have to compete so hard.

Here in Bangkok there are just too many 5 star deluxe hotels.

Even at the Oriental or Penninsula prices for a dinner Buffet are around 2000++

The Question is how much are you willing to spend???

Oriental is a good choice for high prized top buffet.

If you want to pay less and be still at the River try the buffet at the Millennium Hilton

For less money you also could eat at the Lebua the buffet is top and very modern but inside.

My personal favorite currently is the Oishi Grand buffet at Siam Center if I remember well 750++ including non alcoholic beverages and a lot of fresh seafood. The location is very convenient as after or before you meal you can go for a nice shopping trip

Try the Alila Cha Am

Nice botique style hotel in a modern style with huge rooms and nice pool. During this low season if you stay more than one night you can get some really special offers if you book directly on the hotel website.

If you look for something in Hua Hin you should try the Hyatt. Nice and modern hotel which is regarded by many as Hua Hin best hotel.

The Sofitel despite being in the city center of Hua Hin is not such a good choice. Beach is terrible (dirty and with a lot of sellers and drunk locals during weekend) And it is quite over prized for what they offer

Don’t bring you Swedish money to here, as the exchange rates you get in Thailand for non standard currencies are very bad.

Better come without anything use the ATM and withdrawal the amount in Thai baht best exchange rate and only 150 Baht Fee

Dear Sirs,

My name is Klaus w Ernst and I am holding a degree in hotel management. I'm Interested in any position which is suitable for me according to my qualifications. Mainly I am Interested in employment in the field of hospitality and tourism

My strengths lie in my ability to adapt myself quickly to new situations and to become part of an existing team as well of my ability to learn quickly and of the ability to speak three languages completely fluently. I'm a very proactive person and I don't mind to work long hours or in difficult work conditions.

I am German but I have been living in Spain since I was 13 and done all my academic formation in Spain. Therefore Spanish and German are my first languages.

In my latest position as Assistant Manager for the Spanish speaking Market at Asiajet, which is a Inbound tour operator based in Bangkok my duties included between others:

• Building strong relationships with new and old accounts from Spain and Latin America
  
• Designing programs according to the request of the clients
  
• Calculating cost and selling prices for programs and excursions
  
• Creating special activities for incentive programs
  
• Inspecting hotels and controlling the quality of the services to ensure the satisfaction of the travelers
  
• Developing and realizing promotional activities (mailing, sales trips, site inspection with customer)
  
• Administrating all sales for the Spanish market and preparing regular sales report for the direction
  Before working with Asiajet I worked in the hospitality business in the Food & Beverage section for 8 years. So I have a strong background in Food &Beverage, dealing with customer and sales. I have 3 years of total work experience in Thailand.
  I look forward to working with you
  Sincerely yours,
  Klaus w Ernst
  

CV_Klaus_w_Ernst.doc

Dear Sirs,

My name is Klaus w Ernst and I am holding a degree in hotel management. I'm Interested in any position which is suitable for me according to my qualifications. Mainly I am Interested in employment in the field of hospitality and tourism

My strengths lie in my ability to adapt myself quickly to new situations and to become part of an existing team as well of my ability to learn quickly and of the ability to speak three languages completely fluently. I'm a very proactive person and I don't mind to work long hours or in difficult work conditions.

I am German but I have been living in Spain since I was 13 and done all my academic formation in Spain. Therefore Spanish and German are my first languages.

In my latest position as Assistant Manager for the Spanish speaking Market at Asiajet, which is a Inbound tour operator based in Bangkok my duties included between others:

· Building relationship with key accounts from Spain and Latin America

· Designing programs according to the request of the clients

· Calculating cost and selling prices for programs and excursions

· Creating special activities for incentive programs

· Inspecting hotels and controlling the quality of the services to ensure the satisfaction of the travelers

· Developing and realizing promotional activities (mailing, sales trips, site inspection with customer)

· Administrating all sales for the Spanish market and preparing regular sales report for the direction

Before working with Asiajet I worked in the hospitality business in the Food & Beverage section for 8 years. So I have a strong background in Food &Beverage, dealing with customer and sales. I have 3 years of total work experience in Thailand.

My last salary was 40.000 and my expected salary is also 40.000

I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible.

Sincerely yours,

Klaus w Ernst

CV_Klaus_w_Ernst.doc