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Category Archives: News
Visiting Yala – Part 3
This is the last post in my mini series about Yala. See Part 1 and Part 2. The Deep South of Thailand has some unique signs you don’t see around the rest of the country. Below are a few of … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, News, Pictures, Politics
Tagged deep south thailand, narathiwat, pattani, signs, songkhla, yala
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Visiting Yala – Part 1
Yala is in the news a lot because of the continuing insurgency in Thailand’s Deep South. Prime Minister Yingluck was just there a few days ago and I just returned from a trip to visit a friend who grew up … Continue reading
Ubon Construction Update
I had a few hours of rare free time today in Ubon while waiting for a flight so I thought I’d ride the motorbike around and check on some of the new construction. My first stop was the Ubon Square … Continue reading
Posted in Central Plaza, News, Ubon City
Tagged central plaza ubon, do home, home hub, home pro, thai watsadu, TSF Furniture, Ubon Ratchathani, ubon square, อุบลสแควร์, เซ็นทรัลพลาซา, ไทวัสดุอุบล
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May 19, 2010 Red Shirt Crackdown Timeline
On May 19, 2010 the Thai military began a crackdown on the red shirt protesters around Ratchaprasong intersection in Bangkok. The following is a timeline of events that day from news, Twitter, Facebook and other sources… 03:56 – First reports … Continue reading
President Obama Teaches PM Cameron the Game of Basketball
President Obama treated PM Cameron to a game of basketball this week. I love sports and I love my British friends so this is for them.
Posted in News, Sports
Tagged british, david cameron, english, liverpool score, low score football, obama, obama cameron basketball, obama teaches basketball, soccer
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Illegal Logging in Phanom Dong Rak
The Bangkok Post has an article today about 38 illegal Cambodian loggers caught in Sisaket province yesterday. Perhaps that’s why I saw a dozen truckloads of soldiers heading in that direction from Ubon & Sisaket yesterday: “A combined task force … Continue reading
Central Mall Ubon Pictures
Here’s a few pictures I snapped yesterday of the dirt work which stretches all the way from the ring road to the bridge entering the city. As if the road in front of Benjama School wasn’t already the most conjested … Continue reading
Posted in Central Plaza, News, Ubon City
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Central Mall and HomePro Construction Begins
It would appear the rumored Central Mall in Ubon has begun construction as there is now a very large amount of dirt work going on. Flooding has been a big problem in this area so there are plenty of trucks … Continue reading
3 Golf Courses, A Theme Park and 100,000 Landmines – The Emerald Triangle Development Plan
The above picture is at the entrance to the Emerald Triangle, the point where Thailand, Cambodia and Laos meet. According to a TAT source on February 15, 2002, it’s also the site of a proposed plan to build three golf courses, an … Continue reading
Bus Bombed at Sukhumvit 101
There are reports of a bus being bombed at 4:15 today by rival students fighting each other around Sukhumvit 101. My wife and I frequent that area when visiting Bangkok and have seen groups of students fighting on at least … Continue reading