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(BangkokPost.com) - Manchester City manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has signed on three Thai footballers to join the team at an official ceremony packed with fans of the Premier League club and members of the media on Friday morning.

And the question was raised with regard to Thaksin and Eriksson answered that "Before Mr Thaksin became the club's chairman, we wanted to acquire so many players from different countries but we didn't have the money," he said. "Now with Mr Thaksin's support, we can together work to achieve his dream of developing football in Asia and especially in Thailand, and also to make Manchester City a global brand."

Labels: Thailand News

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Based on Bangkokpost breaking news, after Chalerm resigned as senator in March 2001, he is sentenced to Jail for his guilty manner.

News said, "The court found Chalerm, 71, guilty of sexually abusing four girls under the age of 15 between Nov 23, 2000 and Jan 3, 2001."

And continued to report that "Chalerm spent two days in bed with the schoolgirls, one of them aged 16, at a motel in Pathum Thani's Lam Looka district. He paid each 4,000 baht for their services."

Labels: Life in Bangkok, Thailand News

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My Dear Myanmar Students,

12 Nov 2007 will remain in all our mind and throughout our life as one of our group exposure trip while we were in Student life at ABAC, Thailand.

Frankly speaking, this is one of my happiest day at ABAC though we had some seminar and trip before. The main reason is we had a chance to make friends as bigger Myanmar group where our Dr.Sam mentioned how she appreciate our group and her warmly welcome talk made us to feel ABAC as our big family with other University Students more.

Believe that you all enjoyed and had a great time with Thai Culture Show, Elephants Show and even more happier by roaming around Nong Nooch Garden where we took lots of fun photos in a group and individual.

Don't forget to drop a line to each of our friends whenever you have a spare time to remind our friendship and show how we care each others. Not much time to write long email, that's fine, may be just say " I Mis You". :)

Moreover, we all will be happy to get your individul or group photos those were taken by your precious camera. Ok? Please send to us by email or hard coply will fine when we meet again around ABAC.

ABAC bring us to Nong Nooch
Nong Nooch gives us big fun
And we create a beautiful friendship where we only can know how deep it is
True friendship has neither border nor limitation
But it accepts as it is without any change
I love your nature, I care who you are
Hope deeper and mutual understanding will bring us to unseen but wonderful future together!

Labels: Exposure Trip, Myanmar Students, Nong Nooch Garden

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It becomes main concern for Gay life in Thailand and other parts of the world with regard Laws. Recently, one of the biggest Assurance company in Bangkok, Thailand is facing a problem with Gay application.

Report says " AIA held a press briefing after Natee Teerarojjanapong, the president of the Gay Political Group of Thailand, accused the company on Monday of unfair discrimination based on sexual preference. "

On the applicant part, "Mr Natee said his application to purchase life insurance from AIA, the country's largest life insurer, had been rejected solely because of his sexual orientation. He may bring the case to the Administrative Court."

Labels: Life in Bangkok, Thailand News

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Well, how it comes out with this idea is a thing to say after reading. You will know how it has the relationship with sex and life in Bangkok, Thailand and mainly South East Asia.

It mentions that "They do have enormously rapacious sex lives," Studwell said. "I didn't know that so many 80-year-old men had sex lives before I researched this book."

Continue to read " For instance, Li Ka-Shing, Hong Kong's property tycoon, got his entry into business by marrying a first cousin who was from a wealthy Hong Kong business family.
Thailand's telecommunications tycoon and former premier Thaksin Shinawatra, who cultivated a "rags to riches" persona for political purposes, also came from a fairly well-to-do business family. "

Labels: Life in Bangkok, Thailand News

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