Just How Good Is "the Nation" Newspaper?

[phetaroi]

It's online calendar of events in the current edition includes the following:

When size does matter: through June 16

Art for the taking: from May 20 to 31

Old-timey feeling: Until May 17

Economic crisis: until May 17

Street scenes: run until May 31

Reflections on life: until May 9

Building a home: until May 3

Flying high: to May 28

Convoluted shapes: until May 10

Library celebration: until May 2

Art along the river: from April 10 to 26

Staring at pictures: until April 10

Sights of the city: until April 3

In Remembrance of HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana: Until April 10

Anti-nuclear art: Until April 30

Great photo opportunity: one on April 26 and May 3, the other April 27 and May 4.

Unique temple visions: until April 30

Mandalay is not so far away: Until April 30

Radiancy: Until April 30

8 brooks of art: Until April 30

Stitching the emotion: April 3 to 30

Oil paintings: Until April 30

Lifestyle and Environmental Elements: until April 30

C(IT)Y: Until May 31.

Activities Related to Tomyam Pladib Exhibition: May 10

Ryota vs Prabda: May 24

Could cut wood: until June 18.

Straight as an arrow: from June 19 to 21

Sibs on stage: on May 30

On a small scale: to May 31

Bending it like the Beckhams: on May 30

A ghostly tale: from May 20 to June 7

Sinful cuts: runs until May 21

Now you see me: on June 6 and 7

Golden moments: on May 17

Taking his lumps: on May 30 and 31

Golden moments: on May 17

Better late than never: July 4

Juiced up for J-pop: May 16

Night music: until July 21

Revving up: on May 2

Pulsing with life: on May 2

Take note: on May 17

Laughter reinterpreted: from April 23 to May 3

Powerful Dragon: on April 10

Crocodile tears: to April 7

A concert of pop classics: on March 28 and 29

Japanese spring movies: April 11… April 26

Double the fun: on May 29 and 30

Viva Mexico!: until May 25

Songkran special: until April 19

Royal Project special menu: Until May 15

Sunday jazzy brunch: throughout April

Pack your bags for Hong Kong: Until May

Superb Sunday brunch: Until April 30

Premium Kurobuta pork: Until April 30

Mango madness: Until April 30

Become a savvy shopper and a discerning decorator: on June 11

Raising super kids: on May 28

Best medicine: on May 26

Cooking with Chef Aki: May 9

Study in Indonesia: by April 7

Check in for a meeting: valid until May 31

Fabulous fabrics: June 5 to 7

Hi-living, lo-prices: until June 14

In the bag: which runs until May 6

Proactiv discount: Until April 30

The top of Otop: March 27 to April 5

Free summer bag: Valid until April 30

Summer exercise: until May 31

Two scoops, please: Until April 30

Herbal rub: Until April 30

Spa sensations: Until June 30

Backpacking in Tokyo: May 8 to 13

Pick a perfect holiday: March 26 to 29

AIS family rally: May 10 and 11

Royal River Cruise: April 1 to 30

Dine to splash promotion: From now until June 30

Summer sensation campaign: until April 30

All About Strawberries: Until April 30

Devarana Spa’s New Collection: Enjoy Refreshing Tangy Fruit (March and April), Exotic Tahitian Vanilla Colada (May and June

Actors in the making: from May 31 to June 27

Your tickets to many paradises: until May 31

Brides become princesses: from May 28 to 31

Slam dunk: Sign up before May 18

Baby, let’s dance!: on May 9

‘Wave’ of generosity: on May 9

What’s cookin’?: from July 22 to 26

Baskets of plenty: From April 30 to May 17

Going for gold: before April 30.

Backpacking in Tokyo: from May 8 to 13

Yesterday once more: until May 15

Coffee as a career: on June 20

Splendour of Songkran: until April 30

This festival is nuts: March 28 and 29

Got any undersea snaps?: The deadline for their receipt is April 25

Got something to celebrate?: Until April 30

Dog day afternoon: April 26 and 27

Fifth World Choir Games: July 9 to 19

[soundman]

A link would be handy, and, what are you trying to say?

[khundon]

Phetaroi

You ask a question, then answer it.

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[Jingthing]

The New York Times, it's not.

Or another way to put it, it IS chopped liver.

[phetaroi]

The New York Times, it's not.

Or another way to put it, it IS chopped liver.

First, you made me laugh!

Second, you remind me of something. Several years ago in the States I was invited to a Thanksgiving dinner and, of about 25 people there, I was the only non-Jew. As we were talking about something regarding my trips to Thailand, someone said "Oy vey!" I said, "You know, it's funny you say that, because I often hear Thais say 'Oy' as an exclamation of surprise." One of the Jews standing there said, "Aha, so Thais are one of the lost tribes of Israel!"

Getting back to the thread, someone else asked what my point was. I kinda hope that since they also appear to totally ignore their contact emails, that someone in The Nation (they apparently co-sponsor this forum) might happen to read the post and wake up. Yes, a long shot, I'm sure.