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Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Things any English Teacher in Thailand should know about Thais
By Austin Bush 3 October, 2011 Published at CNN travelFried crap: A cheat sheet to reading and pronouncing Thai Especially handy for tourists, these tips will help ensure your taxi never takes you to the wrong place again ". . . The written Thai language distinguishes between "r" and "l", but in everyday speech, "l" wins out. This is why Ratchadamri, when said by a Bangkok taxi driver, might sound more like "latchadamli". . ." |
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Bent Cement
Video clips taken with Full HD 1080P Camera Smaller than a pack of smokes mounted on my motorcycle
Sakon Nakhon
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Monday, March 16, 2015
Sakon FC host Roiet FC this Wednesday, March 18, 4 pm at the Sakon Nakhon Stadium on Airport Road
My outlook regarding the Sakon Nakhon Muang Thai football players is in the process of making a big U-turn. I am no longer pessimistic. The renovated line-up has worked miracles. The team recently defeated number 10 Surin City 2:1 in a home game and walked away with a 0:0 draw against Khon Kaen FC rated number 5 in the league. This Wednesday RoiEt is coming to town. They are number 11 in the league, having just been defeated by Surin City 1:4. Win, draw or lose, this game promises to be a thrilling one     |
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Fan the Fans
Khon Kaen football fans are kept cool with evaporative fans above the stadium seating area.
 Powerful fans with an overhanging small water hose, connected to a (low pressure) water pump, created a cooling overhead mist. The mist evaporated, no-one got wet, just cooled. The mist could be seen over the entire playing field  Evaporative (swamp fans) are most effective in hot dry climates. Ineffective during the rainy season when humidity is high. |
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