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The cabinet on Tuesday approved a proposal to declare 2011 the year of campaigning for 100 per cent of motorcyclists to wear crash helmets, government deputy spokesman Supachai Jaisamut said. Under the campaign, all state agencies, state enterprises and local administrations are to make it compulsor...

So the general consensus is to go for the big round plastic one and bury it as opposed to a concrete constructed one. Thanks for the tips.

The latest addition to the Cape Hotel Collection, the Cape Nidhra Hotel, Hua Hin will open 1 March 2011. The Cape Nidhra Hotel is located on the beach close to the heart of Hua Hin. The hotel offers easy access to the local street markets, shopping centers, restaurants, pubs and nightlife. The all-s...

Any idea on cost comparison with the two?

If blue plastic they'd definitely need to be buried.

A total of 281 people were killed in road accidents during the first five days of the seven dangerous days (Dec 29-Jan 4) of the New Year festival. Altogether 3,091 people were injured in road accidents during the five days, the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department reported on Monday. The m...

Any idea how much the AIS/One-2-Call 3G data services are? Can you simply add the service to an existing number?

That said I've managed to get by on EDGE/GPRS so far - its fine if you don't want to download anything big or stream video.

Doesn't look like it from their website; http://www.theroyaltrophy.com/site_2011 ... ation.html

The course itself may lay on a few minivans though - pickup/drop off is usually Market Village so I would enquire there first.

Looking at water tanks and need to decide on an underground concrete one or burying a couple of those big plastic ones. Have heard good and bad about both so would appreciate and advice on them, including sizes, cost comparison and pros and cons of each.

Cheers!

This thread is 8 years old! That's a long time to make a jar of Marmite last!

Thanks for the thread as a reminder. I finally managed to drop off the computer I promised months ago. Hope the kids have a great time. Crazy 88 Nice one, will make a collection shortly and get working on the next machine(s) which can go up to Pala-U. Updates will be posted here: http://www.huahina...

Does sound like a strange one hhf, have you tried a smaller USB stick in the XP machine to test the results. I recall your machine being rather old also so it probably only has USB 1 ports, you may get errors transferring large chunks of data using USB 1 instead of the faster, newer USB 2. Also try ...

Some of the bigger DSLR lenses have image stabilisation - VR or vibration resistance they call it. But I've never really noticed the difference, a steady hand or tripod for long range stuff always does the trick, you could also switch the ISO to manual and notch it up a bit to get faster shutter spe...

About time we had a dedicated snappers thread, good call RC! I currently shoot with a Nikon D70s which I was thinking of upgrading to the D300s or the new D7000. Have had Nikons for ages and cant fault them so will stick with what I know. The problem is that in Thailand cameras are a good 25-30% mor...

mabubba, a new camera thread has been started here: http://www.huahinafterdark.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=16784 Thanks to the rest for your input ... I'll forget about eBay and HK then, shame because I could have saved about 15k for an identical camera over there as opposed to buying here. :...

Khundon1975 wrote:The question is, why are they there if I don't use IE?

IE is an integral part of Windows, so when it scans the OS it will include IE.