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Talking about Thai culture, history, economics, political, entertainment industry, and the role of Thailand in asean asia and the world.
By the way, the most thing that you will see on this blog more another is Thai tourism. And something that is present in Thailand nowadays
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At this moment, I hate Japanese women’s volleyball team so much. They just only fucking loser. So sucks and not deserve to go to olympic 2012. この瞬間、私はあまり日本の女子バレーボールチームを憎む。彼らはただ唯一の敗者をクソ。だから吸うとオリンピック2012に行くに値しない。Where is your spirit huh? Every good feeling to your team is ended. Serbia Japan are 2 teams that we will remember how their (Serbia and Japan) fucking losing did today. Especially Japanese women’s volleyball team !!!
Thailand’s head coach Kiattipong Radchatagriengkai spoke with the Thai daily Nation and this is what he said:
“We watched the match and we all realised there was something wrong with the Japan team. They played below their standard,” he was quoted as saying. “However, I don’t want to say out loud what happened, but I think anyone watching could see it. My team did their best in this tournament and I’m proud of them.”
This Pics : Morning >> Thai Staff Coachs and Thai Girls take picture with Mascot and so much happy after beat Cuba 3-1.
This Pics : Evening >> Thai Staff Coachs and Thai girls watching the (fixing) match between Japan Girls and Serbia Girls.
This pics: The Fixed Match between Japan and Serbia that so hot topic and then are the Talk of The World Issue.
This Pics : This is the 5th set Serbia beat Japan 15-9 with understandard Japan Girls (Japan girls give 10 Point to Serbia with out the line. )
Yes of course >>> Evil Plan of Manabe (Japan Coach) is success. Serbia and Japan Goes to Olympics 2012 with the famous fixed match that recorded in the world.
And the finally, We always remember what you did bad to us. Do you know why we have to feel upset with you more than Serb.. the reason is We though your team are my friend and are our IDOL too. So when you did that, it's mean you betray to us.
Expo 2012 Yeosu
Korea is an International Exposition which opened May 12 2012 and will run
until August 12, 2012. The theme of the Expo is “The Living Ocean and Coast”
with subthemes of “Preservation and Sustainable Development of the Ocean and
Coast,” “New Resources Technology,” and “Creative Marine Activities.” The
organizers anticipate participation of more than 100 countries and
international organizations, and 8 million visitors.
Fascinating
stories about the Thai seas will be conveyed to the Expo audience through
design elements in graceful shapes of foamy surf and Siamese cultural
identities. The upcoming world-class exposition, which is to be held in the
city of Yeosu, South Korea, will be organized around the theme of The Living
Ocean and Coast.
Overall Theme of Exhibits in Thailand Pavilion
1. From
oversea to Thailand Overview
Three
leading characters from the Thai classical epic Phra Aphai Manee -- Sud Sakhon,
the Dragon-horse, and the Mermaid -- will be the pavilion’s genial hosts,
taking Expo visitors on journeys through spectacular seascapes showcasing the
richness of Thailand’s marine resources, and informing them of the development
potential of
Thai
seas for tourism, fishing and food supplies. Also to be highlighted are
Thailand’s on-going efforts to conserve the seas and coastal ecology, based
around the successful initiatives of Their Majesties the King and Queen. The
exhibits will delight the international audience with their unique creative
expressions and renderings; the unmistakable hallmarks of Thai artistry.
2.
Hall1: The Secret of Nak-varinthu-sinsamuth
Experience
the rich assets of Thailand’s seas in all their natural beauty and abundance;
together with the most desirable coastal destinations. Visitors will enjoy
Thailand’s captivating sea views, beaches of white sand and crystal-clear
waters, and, for those sportingly inclined, refreshing dives into a magical
under-water world to experience dazzling colors and awe-inspiring works of
nature.
3.
Hall2: Deep Journey to Diversity of the Sea
The last
exhibit sums up the topics featured in the pavilion. Sustainability of the sea
and how to maintain its natural beauty and bio-diversity amid the tides of
global change, are the issues to be featured; together with highlights on
measures for harnessing the sea’s potential in the development of tourism,
fishing and food security -- initiatives of Their Majesties the King and Queen,
Thailand’s role models for work in conserving marine resources and coastal
ecology. Stories of the fruitful relations between Thailand and South Korea will be woven into the exhibit’s theme.
The word Sut means “ultimate.” The word Sakon means “the sea or ocean”; so Sutsakon, the ultimate, boundless ocean.
His character:
Born on an island, Sutsakon is the child of Phra Aphaimani, the protagonist of the story, and the Mermaid. He was raised and taught by a hermit who gave him a magic staff. Blessed with a superior intellect and a kind heart, Sutsakon is a genial boy, always with a friendly smile on his face, exemplifying Thai readiness to extend sincere and gentle hospitality to visitors from foreign lands.
His magic staff:
When a magic spell is cast, the staff can transport Sutsakon and his passengers to any destination on the seas. For the Yeosu Expo, Sutsakon will employ his magic staff to take audiences on wondrous journeys to experience the beauty of Thai seas and coastal attractions.
The character:
A mythical creature having the features of a horse, but the horns and scales of a dragon. He is Sutsakon’s cheerful and loyal assistant, always eager to help out, and friendly to all.
The body parts:
Turquoise on Ma Nin Mangkon represents the color of the Andaman Sea, while other hues on the design are reminiscent of the colors of diverse marine species found in Thai waters.
The graphic elements on his body are simplifications of various traditional design motifs: for example, the swirls on the belly and eye-brows are derived from the ancient Thai depiction of the guardian demon “Yaksa”; the ear is a traditional Kanok motif; and the tail a pared-down form of the leaf-bud pattern.
"Thailand Pavilion : Yeosu International Exposition 2012"
And by the way, next topic
that I will write is about Thailand Motor Show 2012.I will show some car
picture, but not only that, the special thing that can not miss. That is Thai
pretty that someone said Thai pretties are the most beautiful and sexiest of
the world. OK don't miss to follow from my blog na krab
Songkran Festival or known as Thailand Water Festival, is the most important festival for Thai people. Celebrated as the traditional Thai New Year, Thai people sprinkle water on the elders in show of respect and pay respect to Buddha images.
Date of Songkran 2012
Songkran 2012 falls from Friday, 13 April 2012 to Sunday, 15 April 2012.
Songkran Festival was previously calculated based on Thai lunar calendar, but in recent years is now fixed based on Western calendar. Songkran Festival falls on 13-15 April yearly, though the celebration usually starts before and ends days after the official holiday.
Songkran Water Fights
Songkran Festival, the Water Festival is very closely associated with water. Originally, people gently pour water to elders and family to give good fortune, but now it has evolved to splashing strangers on the streets with water, either with water gun or bucket of water, all in the spirit of good fun. Because of this, Songkran is also often called as the Water Festival.
International tourists have mixed preference about this. Some will avoid traveling to Thailand during Songkran festival, but many plan their travel to coincide with the festival and join in the fun of Songkran water fights.
Pay Respect to Buddha
Many Thai people celebrate Songkran by visiting Buddhist temple (wat) to pay respect to Buddha and to give alms to Buddhist monks. People also clean Buddha images in the temple by gently pouring water on them.
