chris26be

The sales assistant (at the main desk) did not seem familiar with the notion of entering a PIN.

That's my experience too at several petrol stations: the employees do not always know the client has to enter his pin-code.

All PTT stations nationwide takes cards.

http://www.pttplc.com/en/

Two PTT gas stations in Ubon I stopped at today did not accept any credit cards. Neither did the Shell petrol station.

In Khonkaen and Khorat.

See: http://www.mcthai.co...n_en.php?z_id=3

Waterworks Authority Region 8.

37 Ubon Road , T. Kam Yai, Muang, Ubon Ratchathani 34000 Tel .0-4531-1432-4. 0-4531-4704 Fax. http://en.pwa.co.th/

Thanks John for your offer. By the way I noticed the code number on your website is 035 in stead of 045.

Didn't succeed in sending the fax, but never mind. I managed to e-mail the pages to someone.

Hi

I need to send a fax to someone in Ubon urgently. Is there a fax office or shop I can send the fax to and where it can be picked up?

Kind regards

Chris

School websites:

http://www.piatom.com/283

The other one is called ..... errrrr Samaphon or something like that anyway. Office is located one block north and one block east of sapphasit hospital. Very easy to find.

Don't you mean Sophon Cable?

SOPHON CABLE T.V.UBON CO.,LTD

MR.PIPAT

Tel 045-265-777 Fax 045-265-363, 01-389-7449

23/2-3 Soi 3 Burapanai Rd.T.Nai-Muang A.muang

Ubonratchathani

34000

You might find your answer here: http://www.customs.go.th/Customs-Eng/indexEng.jsp

How can one know wether a hospital is a private or a public hospital? And what are the main differences?

Which is Ubonrak Hospital?

Does PSI have a website in English? I only found a website in Thai.

I need a good electrician to perform some electrical grounding around the house. In Ubon, that is.

Any suggestions?

Chris

All PTT stations nationwide takes cards.

http://www.pttplc.com/en/

George

I tried two PTT stations last night, neither accepted a crdit card...

But I will try again next time.

I had a hard time last night finding a petrol station in Ubon that accepted a credit card. After four attempts I arrived at TPIPLE on the road to the clock tower roundabout. They accepted credit cards. It even had a big VISA sign. But when I wanted to pay, their terminal didn't work.

Anyone knows of petrol stations in Ubon where credit cards are accepted without a problem?

Chris

Just got back from the restaurant Ontherig discovered earlier. Yes, it's absolutely worth a visit. We ordered crab, prawns, fried fish, kao pat, fish soup and one other dish, and paid only 1100 bath.

For those who don't have a navigation system: it's about 4 km outside Ring Road 231. As Ontherig mentioned, it's across Mitsubishu Fuso. Watch out, there are two Mitsubisihi dealers on this road 212. Fuso is the second one.

Afterwards we watched Tukky, a new Thai movie with English subtitles at Major Cineplex. I remember people telling me foreign movies were dubbed and that Thai movies never had English subtitles in Ubon's cinemas. At least Major seems to have changed its policy.

Ontherig

I'm not a seafood lover but my wife is though. So do you know they serve others things as well or just seafood?

Thanks,

Chris

Hi Chris - no not really - didn't see much - some Issan food - Som Tam / Laab - but really these are side dishes to the Prawns, Fish and Crab.

Thanks Ontherig.

Nevertheless we're going to try it out (I'll go for some fish ) . We even might go there tomorrow (friday) late afternoon.

Ontherig

I'm not a seafood lover but my wife is though. So do you know they serve others things as well or just seafood?

Thanks,

Chris

With 'best' I mean: high speed, and not crowded with noisy kids playing games all the time.

I bring my own laptop.

The complete programme:

See attachment.

Candle Fest Eng.pdf

I always used to buy Bangkok Post in the entrance hall of Makro.

A bank of the Sirindhorn dam is (or will be?) equipped with a sand beach and coconut palms. If everything is ready, it offers a 60 metre wide sandy beach, good hiking trails, 100 shops, restaurants, parking, toilets and bungalows. TAT Holland calls is Little Pattaya in Ubon.

Anyone knows more about this project?

http://www.thaisverkeersbureau.nl/nieuwsar...land.asp?id=948

You can buy Bangkok Post also in Makro, in the entrance hall.

Can anyone divert me to a version in Thai language concercing this free education program. Than I can have my wife and family read it as well.

Thanks

Booking online in English IS possible.

Anyone has any newsupdate on the construction of a new hotel on the same road as the Nevada Hotel.