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Blog List
Pop Darryll's Last Case by Dean Barrett - A Well Balanced Mystical Thriller - Book Review
Faces of Thailand Dec 13, 2014Blog
Everyone gets down to the business of dying but not everyone gets around to the business of living. Pop Darryll's Last Case is about how Pop chose to live his life. And how some people live on, whether they like it or not. For readers looking for a good action packed thriller with plenty of Chinese influences and cinematic qualities that reminded me of the 2002 movie, The Scorpion King I highly recommend Pop Darryll's Last Case by Dean Barrett. - Kevin Cummings
Fictions Picks of 2014 with an Asian Setting or Theme
Faces of Thailand Dec 11, 2014Blog
The Ballad of a Small Player by Lawrence Osborne is my Book of the Year. A compelling read about a psychotic gambler set in the high stakes casinos of Macao with fascinating ferry boat trips to Hong Kong. It comes with a supernatural twist. Sentence by sentence, Lawrence Osborne is a writer discerning readers will want to experience at a tempered pace.
A Straight Face by Court Merrigan - A Story of Trouble in the North of Thailand
Faces of Thailand Dec 4, 2014Blog
This week's Faces of Thailand contributor is author, Court Merrigan. Court lived previously in Japan and for a five year period in Thailand. He is the author of Moondog over the Mekong and is a contributing author to the recently released crime fiction anthology, Trouble in the Heartland; a series of stories based on the songs of Bruce Springsteen.
Americans in Thailand Book Launch Coverage at The Four Seasons Hotel in Bangkok
Faces of Thailand Nov 26, 2014Blog
"Americans In Thailand" begins by describing the arrival in 1818 of the first pioneers and diplomats and traces the subsequent encounters with unfamiliar customs that every visitor to the country can relate to. In time order the burgeoning influence of the growing American community is documented with colorful and candid tales about the characters and personalities of each era.
When The Gods Make Merit - Short Story Fiction
Faces of Thailand Nov 20, 2014Blog
This week's Faces of Thailand contributor is Alasdair McLeod. Alasdair comes from Scotland and went to High School on the Isle of Skye. He is a writer, photographer, videographer and adventurer among other things. Alasdair has written a story about a most unusual tattoo collector by the name of Jaidee. The sacred sak yant protective skins are Jaidee's favorites. The story comes complete with Naga serpents and the upcountry Naga Fireball Festival as a backdrop. It's a tale of good, evil and the supernatural.
The Axe Factor by Colin Cotterill - A Jimm Juree Mystery - Book Review
Faces of Thailand Nov 17, 2014Blog
The smart and sane one in the family, Jimm Juree, finds romance in this murder mystery in the form of expat author Conrad Coralbank, who coincidentally or not has the same initials as the author and has also published a popular fictional series set in Laos. No one is spared from the acerbic wit of Cotterill, including the publishing industry, sex scenes in literature, technology users, authors and perhaps even readers of mystery fiction?
Lanna Country by Janet Brown - Reflections on Chiang Mai by a Bangkok Woman
Faces of Thailand Nov 12, 2014Blog
Janet Brown discovered Thailand in the middle of life and considers it her second home. She lived in Bangkok for many years. When not traveling she lives in Seattle, Washington where she writes, follows her Seattle Mariners and visits frequently with friends and family. She is the author of Tone Deaf in Bangkok, Almost Home - The Asian Search of a Geographic Trollop and two titles for children, The Prince, the Demon King, and the Monkey Warrior, and B is for Bangkok.
UNESCO Regional Education Seminar at Chiang Mai University
Maxwells Nov 11, 2014Blog
THE RIVER taken from For The Dead by Timothy Hallinan
Faces of Thailand Nov 11, 2014Blog
Faces of Thailand is pleased to introduce you to Timothy Hallinan's recently released sixth in the Poke Rafferty thriller series, FOR THE DEAD. Tim and his publisher, SOHO CRIME have graciously permitted the use of the beginning of Chapter One titled simply, The River. The Poke Rafferty series is about a family living in Thailand. I hope you enjoy the first 1,200 words of FOR THE DEAD by Timothy Hallinan.
Where Else But The Company of Poets? - Muzak and Murderers Poetry Night - Tonight at Toot Yung Art Center
Faces of Thailand Oct 29, 2014Blog
Faces of Thailand is pleased to announce an event to be held this evening at Toot Yung Art Center in Bangkok, Thailand beginning at 7:30 p.m. "MUZAK AND MURDERERS" will include Poet Noir, John Gartland a poetry reading by Gabriella Moriarty, musical accompaniment by Ted Lewand and a photo screening by Eric Nelson.
The Chiang Mai Chronicle: A Declan Power Mystery - A Book Review
Faces of Thailand Oct 28, 2014Blog
Declan Power is a good old boy in a Mike Hammer kind of way, with a better personality, no tie or hat, a keen sense of humor and a positive outlook on life. Declan is a newspaper man, working for the Chiang Mai Chronicle. He's always looking for the angle of a story or the right curves for his second gig, a night life oriented column featuring the red light district of Chiang Mai.
ENCIRCLED - An In Depth Book Review and Analysis of the Dave Eggers Science Fiction Novel THE CIRCLE
Faces of Thailand Oct 22, 2014Blog
"If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place," announced Google CEO Eric Schmidt, in what was either an unserious, off-the-cuff remark or a chilling insight into his vision of the future. Dave Eggers is going for the latter. Hence The Circle, a novel which worriedly points to the direction Eggers suspects Mr. Schmidt is taking us. - Mithran Somasundrum
FOR THE DEAD by Timothy Hallinan - A Triple Thriller - Sixth in the Poke Rafferty Series - A Book Review
Faces of Thailand Oct 21, 2014Blog
In FOR THE DEAD, Poke is happy, financially secure for once and learns that his family of three will in nine months time become four. Daughter, Miaow helps her nerdish Vietnamese boyfriend replace his second lost iPhone with a used model during a skillful negotiation process with a Sikh merchant in India Town. They learn later the phone contains pictures of some very dead policeman. FOR THE DEAD drops on November 4th, 2014.
A Fork in the Road - A Short Story by Chiang Mai Resident John Fengler
Faces of Thailand Oct 16, 2014Blog
John Fengler studied film and psychology in California, before returning to his native NYC to make documentaries and attempt to save the world. Having fallen just short of that goal he wound up making commercials to pay the rent. In the early 1980s he went to the 'Far East' to find himself. There he got a job working in a refugee camp on the Cambodian border in 1982 where he learned about emergency medicine. John has returned to Thailand regularly ever since, and has been a permanent Chiang Mai resident for the past 5 years. He writes mostly for fun and not for profit.
Black Phoenix Over Interzone and Under Pattaya - A Jim Algie Book Review of The White Flamingo
Faces of Thailand Oct 9, 2014Blog
A Visit to the Museum of World Insects and Natural Wonders in Chiang Mai with Melissa Ray
Faces of Thailand Oct 1, 2014Blog
"If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito." ― Dalai Lama XIV - Melissa Ray, a four time Muay Ying Champion with a Ph.D in Neuroscience, writes about her visit to the Museum of World Insects and Natural Wonders. Later she finds herself in a room alone with a blood thirsty female. The results are not pretty. Enjoy our inaugural Faces of Thailand post, which you can find here every Thursday at Chiang Mai City News.
Faces of Thailand - A Blog Makeover
Faces of Thailand Sep 25, 2014Blog
Buddha's Brain by Rick Hanson, Ph.D - A Book Review
Faces of Thailand Sep 20, 2014Blog
Chiang Mai Fiction: Metaphors of Death by Dick Holzhaus - A Book Review
Faces of Thailand Sep 16, 2014Blog
Robin Williams and Rescues from Hell
Connie Sep 12, 2014Blog
National Science & Technology Fair 2014 - a great day out for children & adults
Maxwells Aug 22, 2014Blog
Students in Chiang Mai embrace English language learning
Maxwells Aug 12, 2014Blog
The Unknown Henry Miller - A Conversation with Biographer Arthur Hoyle
Faces of Thailand Aug 11, 2014Blog
I felt that critical perceptions of [Henry Miller] placed too much emphasis on his sexual content, and not enough on his spiritual content, and many critics failed to see the connection between his interest in sexuality and his spiritual quest. For all of these reasons, I felt he was "unknown" and I decided to make him more visible through my biography.
Le Trio Coffee
Laura Jul 22, 2014Blog
The Wandering and Wondering Jim Algie - An Interview with the Author of The Phantom Lover
Faces of Thailand Jul 22, 2014Blog
Motivating students with games and competitions
Maxwells Jul 21, 2014Blog
Tales of a Short Trip and a Long Journey by Bangkok Performance Poet John Gartland
Faces of Thailand Jul 18, 2014Blog
Local Cafe
Laura Jul 9, 2014Blog
Recently Philip Coggan asked me if I could run an interview he did with one of my favorite authors, Timothy Hallinan. Tim's a great author and an all around good guy who splits his time between California and South East Asia. He has a new book out called HERBIE'S GAME. Later this year the sixth in the Poke Rafferty series, FOR THE DEAD, which is set in Thailand will be released.
Goat Story
Connie Jul 7, 2014Blog
Baan Suan Cafe
Laura Jul 6, 2014Blog
The Unknown Henry Miller: A Seeker In Big Sur by Arthur Hoyle - A Book Review
Faces of Thailand Jul 4, 2014Blog
The Barn: Eatery Design
Laura Jul 2, 2014Blog
Asama Cafe
Laura Jun 27, 2014Blog
THE BALLAD OF A SMALL PLAYER by Lawrence Osborne - A Book Review
Jun 25, 2014Blog
You Can't Get There From Here
Connie Jun 25, 2014Blog
Laura Jun 24, 2014Blog
THE BLACK ROSE by James A. Newman - A Book Review
Faces of Thailand Jun 18, 2014Blog
The Coffee Club
Laura Jun 12, 2014Blog
8 Miles From Home
Jun 11, 2014Blog
Two expats in a car along with their adorable dog explore Northern Thailand and capture its fascinating beauty with breathtaking films and photographs. Passionate about their work, they share their daily experiences of Thai life filled with magnificent nature, delicious food and spontaneous adventures - read all about these passions here.
FABB Fashion Cafe
Laura Jun 8, 2014Blog
GOD OF DARKNESS by Christopher G. Moore - A Book Review
Faces of Thailand Jun 7, 2014Blog
Khagee Cafe
Laura Jun 4, 2014Blog
Cafe corner of working places
Laura May 31, 2014Blog
Book Fair - Children's Books in Chiang Mai
Maxwells May 28, 2014Blog
Cambodia, anyone? John Gartland, Christopher Minko and Krom to Perform on May 31st and June 1st, 2014
Faces of Thailand May 25, 2014Blog
Anyone looking for a respite from the lock down in Thailand might want to consider the relative tranquility of Phnom Penh, Cambodia on May 31st and June 1, 2014 respectively. On those dates poet noir, John Gartland will be reciting his original poetry. On May 31st he will be part of a lineup that will include the man in black, Christopher Minko and his Khmer vocalists in Krom. On June 1st he will appear with Christopher Minko at the renown Meta House in Phnom Penh. Click to read original poetry from noir poet, John Gartland:
Wake Up 24 hour cafe
Laura May 24, 2014Blog
Grind Zero
G.E. May 22, 2014Blog
Oh Pretty Girls, I'm So So Sorry
Dying May 22, 2014Blog
Ombra Cafe
Laura May 18, 2014Blog
Focus Gallery
Laura May 15, 2014Blog
Make a successful start to the new school year!
Maxwells May 11, 2014Blog
Cafe Babushka
Laura May 7, 2014Blog
The message definitely isn't medium...
G.E. May 7, 2014Blog
Coffee Villa
Laura Apr 30, 2014Blog
Farang; L'Étranger
Dying Apr 28, 2014Blog
A Writer's Spirit Lives On - A Spirit House for Bangkok Expat Stirling Silliphant
Faces of Thailand Apr 27, 2014Blog
Keeping Track of John Daysh - An Interview with the Writer, Reader, Author and Publisher
Faces of Thailand Apr 20, 2014Blog
Akha Ama La Fattoria
Laura Apr 17, 2014Blog
What is a writer?
Faces of Thailand Apr 15, 2014Blog
Coffee Chic
Laura Apr 11, 2014Blog
Songkran revisited
Apr 11, 2014Blog
On the Road to ... with Tom Vater - An interview with the author of The Man with the Golden Mind
Faces of Thailand Apr 10, 2014Blog
How do you solve a problem like Maria?
G.E. Apr 7, 2014Blog
Interview with Angela Savage - Author of the Chiang Mai Crime Novel BEHIND THE NIGHT BAZAAR
Faces of Thailand Apr 7, 2014Blog
As a non-Thai writer, I challenge myself not to only expose Thailand's seedy underbelly but to also showcase the beauty of the country. Chiang Mai was the setting for my first novel, Behind the Night Bazaar, because it has both. My Australian expat PI character, Jayne Keeney, alludes to this towards the end of the novel when she reflects that, "while Chiang Mai might have an ugly side, the light that afternoon was at its most flattering."
Doi coffee
Laura Apr 3, 2014Blog
English Defense League White Supremacist in Chiang Mai says the 'Lads' are coming up North from Pattaya – No Shame at 'Whites Only Bar' Policy(This was an April Fool's Joke)
Dying Apr 1, 2014Blog
Interview with Andrew Nette - Author of Cambodian Crime Novel GHOST MONEY
Faces of Thailand Mar 31, 2014Blog
Without doubt, the books that most influenced me growing up were the pulp and crime novels read by my father. Along with a lot of men in the fifties and sixties, Dad loved Carter Brown and Larry Kent. He also had a thing for Mickey Spillane, John MacDonald and Ian Fleming. I still have his collection of early James Bond paperbacks, saved from what would no doubt have been one of Mum's frequent op shop culls. I've read them all several times.
Thoms Artisan Coffee
Laura Mar 28, 2014Blog
Guest Blog - The Man with the Golden Mind – Tom Vater
Tom Mar 27, 2014Blog
'As the twig is bent, so grows the tree.' Often the values of the influences imposed on us by our mothers and fathers, our teachers and certain friends, are not realized until years later, when we, as a sailor does, look back at our wakes to determine the course we have steered that got us to where we are. - Buddy Ebsen, April 2, 1908 - July 6, 2003
Where to Eat in Chiang Mai?
Mar 27, 2014Blog
Follow Alice while she explores the food scene in Chiang Mai, and navigates her way through Thai, Japanese, Italian and more cuisines in the city. Her blog is filled with helpful information for hungry tummies with empty or bulging wallets, with honest recommendations for everything from cheap eateries to expensive restaurants. The lack of websites, menus, or prices are now a thing of the past, because Where to Eat in Chiang Mai has it covered!
The Britogram – March 2014
G.E. Mar 26, 2014Blog
Ponganes espresso
Laura Mar 25, 2014Blog
Fools Tweet in, where Angels fear to tread…
G.E. Mar 25, 2014Blog
Chris Coles Brings his Art and Point of View to Baccara Bar in Bangkok City
Faces of Thailand Mar 24, 2014Blog
Kafe Roubaix
Laura Mar 21, 2014Blog
A Frog on a Blog Interviews Fictitious Private Investigator Joe Dylan at Koh Samui "Health Spa"
Faces of Thailand Mar 20, 2014Blog
Into the Woods
Laura Mar 16, 2014Blog
Pai Yan Yai Coffee Shop
Laura Mar 13, 2014Blog
"I'm dying." Steve Irvin "The Crocodile Hunter" is back in the news ...
Faces of Thailand Mar 10, 2014Blog
Italian coffee in Chiang Mai
Laura Mar 10, 2014Blog
Vulture Peak by John Burdett. Reviewing the Reviewers
Faces of Thailand Mar 9, 2014Blog
Author John Burdett blends his imaginary world with the real one in cynical fashion as good as anyone. Told with a Buddhist slant, through the narrative of Royal Thai Police Detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep. Vulture Peak is about organ trafficking run by identical sultry twin Chinese sisters. I'd tell you their names but like Burdett's imagination and his accurate commentary on the global world, it really doesn't matter much what your preference is...
One for the Money, Two for the Show: A Sit Down with Elvis and Rock Star Biographer Jerry Hopkins
Faces of Thailand Mar 6, 2014Blog
If you look up, SEX, DRUGS, and ROCK N ROLL in your Urban Dictionary you'll read the term is a nickname for the lifestyle of rock stars. You'll also see that of the three rock examples used, Elvis Presley is #1: Died of a drug overdose. I learned from Jerry Hopkins that Jim Morrison's drug of choice was alcohol. Jim telling Jerry once, "It's suicide, one drink at a time." As for Jerry's own lifestyle, it has been comfortable.
Salaryman Unbound by Ezra Kyrill: A Book Review
Tom Mar 4, 2014Blog
Travel writer, Richard Barrow gets my nod as the Big Kahuna of Bloggers in Thailand. Google him if you are one of the few who is unaware. You will be glad you did. In times of hate and mean spirited rhetoric, it is good to know the Richard Barrow's of the world still find a way to enjoy Thailand, share it with us and remain positive.
Observations from a Bangkok Blogger ...
Faces of Thailand Mar 3, 2014Blog
Embracing Social Media to Educate Generation Y
Maxwells Feb 27, 2014Blog
Siam and Beyond
Feb 26, 2014Blog
What you absolutely must know about living in Chiang Mai
Dying Feb 25, 2014Blog
Greetings and Goats
Laura Feb 23, 2014Blog
A bit gay...
Tom Feb 21, 2014Blog
Krom Me Twice - A Conversation with Krom Lead Man Christopher Minko - Part II
Faces of Thailand Feb 17, 2014Blog
As I sing in Tango Traffic Tango – these are nations that quite willingly sell their daughters into the sex industry. As nations they are not yet mature enough to confront the tragedy that they impose on their own people – that requires real courage – and real change – unlike the ego and profit driven political charade currently taking place in the streets of Bangkok…
Krom On! A Conversation with Cambodian Expat Christopher Minko - Part 1
Faces of Thailand Feb 16, 2014Blog
The more you learn about the Christopher Minko and Krom story, the more you are drawn to it. Christopher Minko was born and raised in the country that rightfully has earned the moniker of, "The Lucky County", Australia. Music was emphasized at an early age; his mother being a concert pianist. He now lives in what could easily be cast as one of the unluckiest countries, working with people who were not born into fortune but have found ways to make their lives a success, despite enormous obstacles.
Never Go To Thailand ... And The Reasons I Love It
Faces of Thailand Feb 14, 2014Blog
Traveling with JC
Feb 13, 2014Blog
Paris 1928 - Nexus II by Henry Miller - A Book Review from an Audio Book
Faces of Thailand Feb 12, 2014Blog
Miller saves his risque, erotica for the last two chapters, recounting a flash back episode that takes place in New York's Central Park, which leads to a 36 hour sexual romp with not one but two wholesome neighborhood women, despite being flat broke. It seems every young man's fantasy of the 1960s summer of love actually took place for Henry in the summer of 1928.
Love is in the Air!
Marijke Feb 10, 2014Blog
The Phantom Lover and Other Thrilling Tales of Thailand by Jim Algie - A Book Review
Faces of Thailand Feb 8, 2014Blog
The Phantom Lover and Other Thrilling Tales of Thailand, by Jim Algie, has something for almost everybody. If you're the one with the Thomas Kinkade painting above your couch you'll probably want to give it a pass. But if your tastes run closer to an oil painting by an artist with a severed ear, a Henry Miller watercolor, a Dali pen and ink, a Chris Coles acrylic or even a thumbtacked poster of Dogs Playing Poker, these thrilling tales are framed beautifully and make for a great read.
The Yammerer of Bangkok
Faces of Thailand Feb 5, 2014Blog
Tieland to Thailand
Jan 31, 2014Blog
Apple's Record Revenues Still Worry Investors
John Jan 29, 2014Blog
Dying Animal's Rubbish Guide to Chiang Mai Cinemas - with a long introduction about prostitution
Dying Jan 24, 2014Blog
Thai TESOL Pre-conference 16th January
Maxwells Jan 16, 2014Blog
One Bright Day, In the Middle Of The Night
Faces of Thailand Jan 14, 2014Blog
I'm so F&#@ing Bored of your Political Prattle
Dying Jan 14, 2014Blog
Now I notice something else. "No blood?" "Somebody cleaned up meticulously. They even used some chemical that neutralizes our tests. I tell you, whoever did it were professionals. There were certainly more than one." I nod. "Any ideas?" the doctor asks when we have replaced the sheet. "You mean whodunit? Only in the more general sense." She raises her eyes. "Ronald Reagan, Milton Friedman, Margaret Thatcher, Adam Smith. Capitalism dunit. Those organs are being worn by somebody else right now." John Burdett - Vulture Peak
Cara Black Interview - Welcome Back To Thailand
Faces of Thailand Jan 2, 2014Blog
Thai TESOL 2014 in Chiang Mai
Maxwells Jan 2, 2014Blog
MURDER BELOW MONTPARNASSE by Cara Black #13 in the Aimee Leduc Investigation Series - A Book Review
Faces of Thailand Dec 31, 2013Blog
Cara Black fans will have an opportunity to meet the New York Times best selling author and hear her read from her Anthony and Macavity Award nominated novel, MURDER IN MARAIS when she appears along with numerous other authors for the literary event, BANGKOK NIGHT OF NOIR to be held at Check Inn 99 in Bangkok, Thailand on January 5th, 2014 starting at 6:00 p.m. Check Inn 99 is located between Sukhumvit 5 and 7.
Dying Animal's Best and Worst Films of 2013
Dying Dec 27, 2013Blog
THE MARRIAGE TREE - A Vincent Calvino Crime Novel by Christopher G. Moore - A Book Review
Faces of Thailand Dec 22, 2013Blog
"This time the tough guys beating up on Vinny are the very ones his longtime friend, Royal Thai Police Colonel Pratt routinely diverted him from. Pratt is still Calvino's friend but no longer his protector. And Calvino is beating himself up too. Just two reasons you know straight away, The Marriage Tree is different from any previous Calvino novel." Author, Christopher G. Moore is appearing in Chiang Mai on Saturday, December 28th, 2013 at Suriwong Book Center on Sridonchai Road from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
"POST HUMAN" Chiang Mai University Fine Art Professor Chatchawan Nilsakul has solo exhibit at Koi Art Gallery in Bangkok
Faces of Thailand Dec 21, 2013Blog
Book Review: A Year in Chiang Mai by Alexander Gunn
Dying Dec 16, 2013Blog
Festive Fashion
Marijke Dec 12, 2013Blog
Why I like Christmas in Chiang Mai
Dying Dec 12, 2013Blog
THE CAMBODIAN BOOK OF THE DEAD by Tom Vater A BOOK REVIEW
Dying Nov 28, 2013Blog
Keep Your Kids Offline!
Dying Nov 25, 2013Blog
Britain Really is Great, isn't it?
Tom Nov 25, 2013Blog
International Education in Chiang Mai
Maxwells Nov 4, 2013Blog
Hair voyeur
Tom Nov 4, 2013Blog
Dying Animal's Documentaries to Watch as the World Burns
Dying Nov 1, 2013Blog
Classroom Drama
Maxwells Oct 4, 2013Blog
The Importance of Sports
Maxwells Sep 1, 2013Blog
KILLED AT THE WHIM OF A HAT A Book Review by Kevin Cummings
Aug 27, 2013Blog
"Child, in Chiang Mai we were five people in a house. Five individuals with nothing in common but a surname. We were hemmed in by traffic and breathing soot. We floated in noise and aggression and other people's troubles. We were all so inside ourselves we stopped living for each other. I hoped coming here might pump life into us as a family. I wanted my children and my father back while I could still recognize them, before it was too late."
Green Table, Kantary Terrace
Aug 21, 2013Blog
Almost Home by Janet Brown
Tom Aug 15, 2013Blog
Come Rain or Shine
Marijke Aug 14, 2013Blog
ASEAN, the AEC, 2015 ...What's all the fuss about??
Maxwells Aug 1, 2013Blog
Missing in Rangoon a Book Review by Kevin Cummings
Aug 1, 2013Blog
My 11 Top Tips for Staying Alive While Holidaying in Thailand
Dr Stephen M Jul 31, 2013Blog
Amazing Bangkok - now on everyone's 'bucket list'
Dr Stephen M Jul 26, 2013Blog
The White Flamingo – A Book Review by Kevin Cummings
Jul 23, 2013Blog
A monthly breaking telegram of broken British news…
G.E. Jul 21, 2013Blog
April saw the death of Britain's most divisive former Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. MP Chukka Umunna's take on what it means to be a man of the people was revealed. And UKIP received endorsement from the EDL, which if nothing else suggests whom their policies and identity appeal to no matter how hard Nigel Farage tries to re-brand their ambiguity. www.gesimons.co.uk
The "Art of Walking" in Chiangmai ....
Jul 18, 2013Blog
Auntie Pai's Khao Soy
Jul 17, 2013Blog
Jakarta - not on your bucket list (I hope)
Dr Stephen M Jul 2, 2013Blog
What the Australians are saying ...
Maxwells Jul 1, 2013Blog
Dara Vietnamese Food
Jun 26, 2013Blog
20 Reasons Why Thailand is Perfect for Western Expats
Dr Stephen M Jun 16, 2013Blog
Classroom Management
Maxwells Jun 2, 2013Blog
Lum Lum
May 29, 2013Blog
The Asian Mystique - Part 2
Dr Stephen M May 29, 2013Blog
Death of a Room mate
Tom May 17, 2013Blog
Marijke May 15, 2013Blog
Red Night Zone by James Newman
Tom May 11, 2013Blog
Well-cultured and Syphilis-Free :)
Maxwells Apr 30, 2013Blog
A Guide to Cross-Cultural Relationships (Part 1)
Dr Stephen M Apr 30, 2013Blog
Asia University Rankings Top 100
Maxwells Apr 11, 2013Blog
Songkran is Coming
Apr 10, 2013Blog
Teaching Opportunities in Chiang Mai
Maxwells Apr 7, 2013Blog
The Most Gay Friendly Countries in Asia
Dr Stephen M Apr 7, 2013Blog
Gaijin Cowgirl – Jame DiBiasio
Tom Apr 4, 2013Blog
The Britogram: Year Raider, Part 1
G.E. Apr 1, 2013Blog
I cannot stand it any longer
Dr Stephen M Mar 25, 2013Blog
When cultural sensitivity doesn't work
Mar 22, 2013Blog
The Britogram:Extra - For when breaking news stories need to be broken…
G.E. Mar 16, 2013Blog
Its Friday ya'll!
Mar 15, 2013Blog
Ho Chi Minh 0 - McDonalds 1
Dr Stephen M Mar 9, 2013Blog
Thailand, so amazing, they used the word twice!
Tom Mar 8, 2013Blog
I can imagine the phone conversation between the Thai and Indonesian tourist authorities ending in a coin toss for superlatives. Indonesia got 'Wonderful'. Result! Cambodia is 'The Kingdom of Wonder', which I think is fair enough, and 'Malaysia – Truly Asia' has a nice ring to it. 'Vietnam – Timeless charm' is a bit fusty, and 'Mystical Myanmar' is lazy alliteration, and wrong, because the country is called Burma.
A monthly breaking telegram of broken British news…
G.E. Mar 6, 2013Blog
February saw David Beckham evade his £160,000 weekly wages but was it really all about avoiding 75% French income tax rates? Julian Assange continued to lock himself in a building in London to avoid being locked in a building in Sweden. The Tories were likened to the bust HMV chain. And Audrey Hepburn was brought back from the dead to hawk chocolate. www.gesimons.co.uk
Sex and Identity: The Last Political Frontier
Dr Stephen M Mar 4, 2013Blog
Bangkok Express by James Newman
Tom Feb 25, 2013Blog
Wagaya Yakiniku
Feb 18, 2013Blog
What is the point of Valentine's Day?
Dr Stephen M Feb 10, 2013Blog
10 Rules for Living in the Asian Mystique
Dr Stephen M Feb 7, 2013Blog
Ghost Money by Andrew Nette
Tom Feb 6, 2013Blog
The day the music died
Jan 25, 2013Blog
The Britogram - A monthly breaking telegram of broken British news…
G.E. Jan 24, 2013Blog
2013… A new year begins and could be another very lucrative one for David Milliband. Those who view the Royal Family as vampires, receive more ammunition to back their view. Cherie Blair is honoured with a C.B.E, Ha! Ha! Ha! Yet David Bowie reminds us that humanity can still soar. www.gesimons.co.uk
The Britogram:Extra - For when breaking news stories need to be broken…
G.E. Jan 18, 2013Blog
Chiang Mai Gay review 2012
Jan 7, 2013Blog
Inspiring looks for a Fab New Year
Marijke Jan 4, 2013Blog
The Britogram end of year annual: The best, or is it the worst, of the year and a new December stocking filler…
G.E. Dec 24, 2012Blog
The Golf Blog: Hit List
John Dec 22, 2012Blog
Khua Gai Nimman (fried chicken Nimman)
Dec 20, 2012Blog
A monthly telegram of British news: Digested, deciphered & delivered
G.E. Dec 2, 2012Blog
Pickles: Amazing Corn Beef!
Nov 28, 2012Blog
The menu was truly appetising with hot juicy corned beef, Romanian pastrami, hot brisket of beef tongue, and all sorts of barbecues like ribs (the farang on the table next to me had this and it looked soooooooo good! – next time!), beef short ribs, beef brisket, pulled pork, pork chop, spaghettis and even pizzas
A trip to Chiang Mai Immigration can be fun
Tom Nov 22, 2012Blog
Halloween - Scary parties
Oct 24, 2012Blog
A monthly telegram of British news: Digested, deciphered & delivered
G.E. Oct 22, 2012Blog
Fall for the coolest wardrobe trends
Marijke Oct 17, 2012Blog
A monthly telegram of British news: Digested, deciphered & delivered
G.E. Sep 28, 2012Blog
The Golf Blog: The Rowdy Cup
John Sep 26, 2012Blog
This weekend, when the two teams meat at the Medinah Country Club in America's sporting capital, Chicago, the Europeans are arguably the stronger team on paper and include all four of the last number one golfers, the current world matchplay champion and also the only Chicagoan on either team in Luke Donald. However, the American team boasts the current US Open and Masters champions, a certain resurgent Mr. Woods
Sep 12, 2012Blog
A monthly telegram of British news: Digested, deciphered & delivered
G.E. Sep 4, 2012Blog
The Golf Blog: Love and hate.
John Sep 2, 2012Blog
Return of the Coffee Boys
Aug 26, 2012Blog
A monthly telegram of British news: Post-Olympic Special
G.E. Aug 26, 2012Blog
Tengoku de Cuisine
Aug 22, 2012Blog
Buses: What the fuck?
Tom Aug 16, 2012Blog
I asked the guy sitting next to me on the VIP bus (Very Irritating Percussion) why the music was always played at such an ear-drum perforating decibel when nobody is high, or dancing, or really up for a party on the ride to another country's border. He answered that it was just the way things are. Fuck me, Chris de Burgh is still touring, that's the way it is, but that doesn't make it right. Does it?
วันๆ ทำอะไรบ้างนะ
Jul 30, 2012Blog
Hia Song 3 Generation Yen Ta Fo
Jul 18, 2012Blog
My security guards are proper security guards
Tom Jul 16, 2012Blog
A monthly telegram of British news: Digested, deciphered & delivered
G.E. Jul 9, 2012Blog
The phoney party season
Jul 8, 2012Blog
Jae Nong Hot Dishes
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When I was promoted to be regional manager, my head office in Texas can not have realised how isolated Chiang Mai was. Unlike today, with all these new fangled electronic communication devices, someone in Texas took the time to buy a bottle of Quink ink and bring out from the back of the bottom drawer their old Shaeffer pen to send me a letter.
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I got an email. This always excites me. So I opened it. 'Need a blog done, will you?' it read. 'Yes. Err, what?' was my reply, and apparently, it was the correct way to reply as I am now doing a blog. Blogs are brilliant because they are the thoughts of ranters, philosophers, angry people, bored souls and those who could benefit from a bit of trepanning, all on one handy page available to anyone with a computer device. Now, I don't know how this is going to turn out, but not being one who likes to buck the system, it will probably end up with an element of all the above. I want the blog to grow organically, not sure what that means, but it seems like the right thing to say. And I like the word organic. Its one that CEOs of companies always use to describe their latest business model just before everything goes tits up. I've been told I need to do an introduction though, so I've copied what I usually put on dating sites: I'm Tom. I'm 26 years old. I own a large real estate portfolio, and a small disappointment. I like long walks in any country, and a glass of red wine by the mantelpiece. Soft furnishings confuse me, but I like to write poems about them anyway, when I'm not losing my mind to dubstep. I have a Golden Lab called Ernst and I read a book. Right, let's give this thing a go, as JR Oppenheimer once said.
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Drinking is a popular pastime for many gay people and the ex-pat community and visitors to Chiang Mai seem no exception to that concept. So where do gays go to drink? This post suggests a few of the most popular places across town that are good for a drink in a pleasant environment where the music volume is moderate allowing conversation and socialising to flourish.
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It was back in 2007 when I was first approached by a friend to help make a website for a new gay bar and restaurant in Chiang Mai. My initial solution was a couple of basic pages about the place, some photos and the inevitable unfathomable location map; all of which, to me, seemed a little boring. For fun and to enhance the site with extra content, I added a couple of pages listing some of the other gay venues in Chiang Mai. It was thus that my new hobby of writing websites and blogs about gay Chiang Mai was born.
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"Christmas shoppers stop to hear a Salvation Army concert on a crowded Oslo street. A gunshot cuts through the music and the bitter cold: one of the singers falls dead, shot in the head at point-blank range. Harry Hole--the Oslo Police Department's best investigator and worst civil servant--has little to work with: no suspect, no weapon, and no motive. But Harry's troubles will multiply. As the search closes in, the killer becomes increasingly desperate, and Harry's chase takes him to the most forbidden corners of the former Yugoslavia. Yet it's when he returns to Oslo that he encounters true darkness: among the homeless junkies and Salvationists, eagerly awaiting a savior to deliver them from misery--whether he brings new life or immediate death. With its shrewdly vertiginous narrative, acid-etched characters, and white-hot pace, The Redeemer is resounding proof of Jo Nesbø's standing as one of the best crime writers of our time"--Jacket.
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SHORELINE SALMON: Finally, some decent reports. CHICAGO: Mike Repa at Park Bait said at least three kings were caught at Montrose Tuesday morning and at least one at Belmont; and two on the Montrose Horseshoe on Monday. It's glow spoons at night, the usual spoons during the day. The water cooled to 66 at Montrose. NORTHWEST INDIANA: Ed McCain at Mik-Lurch said at least four were caught from shore at the Hole-in-the-wall on Reef Runners, Frenzies and Lucky Crafts Tuesday morning. SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN: In Racine, the Wisconsin DNR reported some kings off the south pier in the predawn on spoons; a few browns, mornings and evenings, on spoons. SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN: Tyler Harmon messaged that some salmon started to "poke around the many rivers of the area'' and pier fishing is starting to produce on spoons, Oslo Spinners, crankbaits, and bobbers and bait.
CHAIN O'LAKES AREA: Arden Katz reported a good mixed bag of white bass (8-12 feet), crappie (12-15), perch and drum on Marie on minnows; drifting if wind allowed or trolling at 1 mph. Triangle suggested trying Bluff, too, for white bass; catfish are excellent on crawlers or stinkbait; bluegill are good and muskie are improving on bucktails.
CHICAGO RIVER: Jeff Nolan of Bridgeport Bass reported great largemouth bite on the main stem downtown on drop-shot rigs or small crankbaits; South Branch, slow.
COOLING LAKES/STRIP PITS: MAZONIA/BRAIDWOOD: Bill Lanham said water on Mazonia lakes cooled into the 70s; he said it is time to get back to crappie and channel catfish. LASALLE: Site should be staffed for daily openings (6 a.m.-sunset) through September. HEIDECKE: The Jarmon family picked up some notable catfish on Saturday.
DELAVAN/GENEVA LAKES, WIS.: DELAVAN: Guide Dave Duwe reported improved largemouth (scattered throughout the weed line), bluegill are in the (12-16 feet) and pike (in 20-25) are the best of the year. GENEVA: Duwe called smallmouth "phenomenal'' on main lake weed points in 20-25 and bluegill are "fantastic,'' suspended in 25-30.
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FOX RIVER: WESTERN SUBURBS: Sam Bennett reported flatheads slowing as water cools and smallmouth scattered on upper sections. Downstream, Ken Gortowski reported fair smallmouth, better evenings.
ILLINOIS RIVER: STARVED ROCK AREA: Time on the Water Outdoors white bass starting around creek mouths and near rocks.
KANKAKEE RIVER: Ed Mullady reported catfish continuing good, late afternoon into evening; smallmouth and pike improving. Norm Minas said single-spins have been working better; on Monday, he said bars on inside bends and point bars on inflows were the only locations producing.
LAKEFRONT: For shoreline salmon, see top. CHICAGO: Capt. Bill Kelly of Leprechaun Charters reported high winds and slow fishing, a few kings inside the R4 and R3. Park Bait reported a few perch on the outside of Montrose. NORTH POINT: Capt. Bob Poteshman of Confusion Charters reported good fishing for a mixed bag (kings, lakers, coho, steelhead and a few browns) in 100-200 feet, scattered throughout the water column on both sides of the state line; spoons are working better than normal, but Dodgers and flies are working.
NORTHERN WISCONSIN: EAGLE RIVER: Chamber of Commerce reported good pike, smallmouth (on clearer, deeper lakes in 10-25 feet off break edges over hard bottom) and panfish. MINOCQUA: Guide Kurt Justice Of Kurt's Island Sport Shop reported good smallmouth (gravel bars and humps or deep, drowned wood) and largemouth (over weed tops). Bluegill and walleye are fair to good.
NORTHWEST INDIANA: For shoreline salmon, see above. McCain said spinners are taking some steelhead and a king or two in Trail; some coho on spawn sacs up Trail Creek in Michigan City. On Pine and Stone lakes, there are big bluegill, redear and a few crappie deep on the bottom.
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A threatening note was found on a JetBlue plane at Orlando International Airport on Saturday night. The flight originated in Hartford, Conn.
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That is pretty good news to hear. I guess PC gaming is dying and being replaced by MAC gaming, right? :P
In all seriousness though it is good to see the game branching out and showing some life. For awhile there I did wonder if things were going a little downhill for WAR, apparently I am wrong.
Just like you i have been meaning to resub to WAR again.
I just need that one thing to push me off the edge. >.<
I was super excited about this until I got the part where it's just for North America. Someone tell Paul Barnett to show a little love to his fellow countrymen that own Macs.
Carrie Gouskos is leading this project.
Yeah maybe i'll load War up again this weekend, i haven't played it since launch and i'm sure they've added a ton since then. Be interested to see whats changed.
I just don't have it in me for another medieval fantasy MMO.
Does the game run on a 9400M?
Maybe will give this another try. Played it at release, but now to play on my Mac, hmmmm.
MAC!, what is it good for, WAR!
WAR lost a lot of subs. They are trying to expand the audience.
I played it about a month after launch and fell in love with the PvP stuff. I've sort of been keeping up with the updates, and they seem to have improved a ton of things wrong with the game. I've been thinking about giving it another try for a long time now. Maybe that time will come again soon?
I really enjoyed the demo for the first few days. Amzing fun to be had but it all watered out very quickly which is a shame because I feel it had great ideas.
From what I hear War is on a slow decline, but maybe this will help out, they need to do what Age Of Conan did, wipe out a lot of there employee's and start over fresh, this sounds harsh but look what it did to Conan, thats a whole different game now.
That's strange because I'm in the UK and I'm patching it as I type :S ah well.
I really liked WAR when I played it, but it was dying when I was playing.
Whatever you do, don't play a Marauder. It's for your own protection.
Hmmmm, hopefully this will help out WAR and give Blizz a little competition on the Mac platform. A large reason for why WOW dominates the Mac is that there's really nothing else for it compete against there.
Gotta check this out (or at least try to), considering how much I was hyped for this game leading up to its launch.
But Jeff, John Hodgman represents the PC, remember? So the Mac version of Warhammer Online would feature LESS John Hodgman and MORE Justin Long.
To get any fun out of the game you need to make sure you roll on one of the higher pop servers. If you roll on Dark Crag then you will till find the early game (tiers1-3) to be populated and should get scenarios 24/7.
I've been trying to check out WAR for the last few days on my PC, but I just cannot get the game to work, at all. I made two different trial accounts and downloaded the client over and over, but it just doesn't work on my machine. I don't even get any error messages, and the tech support for the war-europe.com website is absolutely abysmal. Half the time, the website doesn't even work properly, and I don't have any other stability issues with my PC so I can only suppose that WAR doesn't have a big player base mainly due to technical issues (the forums are full of people wondering why the game doesn't work) and also the middling content that I've heard about. Guess I'll be getting that WoW sub after all then (also thinking about joining LotRO - the trial for that has been really good so far).
I played it in Beta on my Windows side but I knew I wouldn't buy it because it was Windows only. Loved the game, but now that it's Mac based I may have to get into it. Especially since AION has been giving me troubles getting into the Beta. :p
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Although you might not agree with all my picks for rookies of the year, my all-rookie team, and my season-ending top 30 rookies, I can assure you I did the homework. Every week, I tried to go through each game two to three times, with a particular focus on rookies, and I can tell you it's been an illuminating process. I've always kept a close eye on rookies because it's that first check against draft evals, but I still took away some things.
In particular, a closer focus helps you get a better sense of the degree to which guys are improving. For instance, a rookie playing tackle against NFL defensive ends can look like a completely different player not just from Week 1 to Week 17 but even from Week 1 to Week 8. A lot of those intangible skills such as learning curve and work ethic that we will always struggle to measure perfectly during the NFL draft evaluation process really come into focus. Also, paying such close attention to how different players are used after spending so much time evaluating them as college players adds another level of insight into that draft eval process.
Was I right or wrong about a player such as Dion Jordan or Barkevious Mingo when it came to how versatile I thought he could be, or how well he could work in different systems?
In many cases, the jury is still out. Just as you can't say a draft class was good or bad after one season, there are still many stories to be told from this class. But, with the regular season behind us, let's line up the best from the 2013 NFL draft class.
At least the best so far…
Rookies of the year
Offensive rookie of the year: Keenan Allen, San Diego
Don't just look at what Allen did -- look at what his quarterback did. At age 32, Philip Rivers just put together the best season of his career in terms of accuracy and efficiency, and Allen was a big part of that rebound. Allen had 71 catches, led the Chargers in receiving yardage with 1,046 and tied for the team lead in touchdown catches with eight. He had just five dropped passes on 105 targets. Allen was a player I had on my Big Board for most of 2012, but he was slowed during the draft process because of a lingering knee injury. He ended up as a steal in Round 3 and should be a key element in the Chargers' offense going forward.
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Danny Serfer gets a lot of love. Blue Collar fans rave over the tiny restaurant's $16 veggie plate. They also laud his less salubrious offerings: vaca frita-topped tostones, wild Florida shrimp jambalaya, and the famed "Corben" -- a heaping portion of brisket, Portuguese muffins, jus, latkes, and apple sauce.
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1. Naoe: "Easily the best dining experience in all of Miami. It's expensive but definitely worth it. Kevin Cory's food is tops, and Wendi exudes genuine warmth and hospitality."
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The Mexican striker left the Emirates in 2011 but Arsenal retained the right to buy him back for a relatively small fee. However, the Spanish club have now agreed a deal with Arsenal which sees him become their player - with no strings.A statement on the Real Sociedad website read: "Real Sociedad have reached an agreement with Arsenal FC which will allow Carlos Vela to continue at the club on a permanent basis."The player, meanwhile, has signed a contract extension which ties him to Real Sociedad for the next four seasons. The player's previous contract was due to expire in June 2016. The Mexican striker has now formally signed his new contract."Vela has made 126 appearances for Real in official competitions, scoring 47 goals.
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Cirio Santiago's Future Hunters resembles some ancient horror buried for millions of years at the bottom of a pit beneath some black and unnamed ruin of a city comprised primarily of forms and colors that have no corresponding point of reference in our own universe. In fact, when first I purchased this movie on VHS, I ended up returning it as defective. I bought it used from a video store that was liquidating its stock back in 1995 or so, and a few days later I popped it in the VCR and set about watching it while I did some simple household chores. The film started out as a Road Warrior rip-off, with occasional Hong Kong action film villain Richard Norton tearing around the post-apocalyptic wasteland in a muscle car. Familiar enough territory. Then I got distracted, possibly by the discovery that our refrigerator had been leaking, and the leakage had turned into a putrid yellowish goo underneath the crisper drawers (man, talk about unspeakable Lovecraftian horrors). When I finished toweling up the gelatinous gloop and throwing the towel onto the roof of the credit union across the parking lot (I was young and punk then — take that, society), I returned to the living room and found that someone had recorded a different movie over the one I'd purchased. Because there on my massive ten-inch screen was a Bruce Le kungfu film, with the famous Bruce Lee imitator locked in mortal kicking combat with Hwang Jang Lee wearing a silver wig.
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TGIT! For the first time since its 2003 debut, makeover series What Not to Wear leaves Friday to take up residence on Tuesday evenings. (9/8c, TLC. Tonight's target: a law student who could double as a pole dancer.) In honor of the big move, hosts Stacy London and Clinton Kelly share some holiday fashion do's and don'ts to keep you off their naughty list.
DON'T BE TOO LITERALIn an effort to look festive, it's easy to go overboard. "Be careful of cliché colors like bright red and green — it's not sophisticated," warns Kelly. Better bets? Metallics and jewel tones. Your goal should be the same as always: flattering, seasonally appropriate styles. "You're not trying to be a Christmas elf," says London.
DO TRANSITION FROM AM TO PM"Change up your outfit for an evening party by packing a bag with what you'll need: statement jewelry, a clutch bag and a great pair of shoes," says Kelly. For men, London recommends mixing complementary colors and prints like a checked shirt with a brightly striped tie and pocket square.
DON'T TAKE THE "OFFICE" OUT OF YOUR OFFICE PARTYSure, the eggnog is gonna be a-flowing and you're ready to blow off steam. Just remember, "You are still an employee of your company!" says London. Some pointers: "Skirt length should be at the knee or below, and don't show too much cleavage — keep the soft tissue covered," says Kelly.
DO GO NUTS ON NEW YEAR'SWhen December 31 rolls around, ditch the rules. "Go ahead and dress like the New Year's Eve disco ball — it's OK," says Kelly. Adds London, "There are three times to go all out: New Year's Eve, Halloween and when you're in Vegas. Be celebratory!"
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Saving money with iSCSI SAN storage
Moving to iSCSI SAN storage can save money if the move to an iSCSI storage system is done properly.
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- Reduced connectivity costs. Leveraging existing IP infrastructure and commodity NICs will definitely reduce costs as compared to Fibre Channel storage area networds. Fibre Channel HBAs still hover around $1k each, and SAN port costs are about the same. Don't forget nearly $250 per FC cable and you're up to $2,250 per node on the SAN. If your $1,500 blade server is dual connected to the SAN, you just spent 3x what the server was worth on connectivity. Compare that to almost free via iSCSI and you have a bargain.
- Reduced manpower costs. Everybody has an existing network infrastructure. As a result, everybody has a network administrator. Don't expect the network admin to belly up the FC SAN and work wonders overnight. It takes special training and experience to make a iSCSI SAN storage system sing.
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