Sawadee Khrap
The above is a great site showing some fun things you can do with your photos – Great with an iPad. You can see from my last post that I have used their service to produce some of the images there.
These are my favorites:
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Just checked up on Peter’s web-site www.gayinchiangmai.com and see he has it very up to date – I hope your all checking this site for some of the latest news happening in Chiang Mai. Thanks Peter – really a help.
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Sawadee Khrap
Here’s an article from “The Nation” I thought would be of interest.
No comment just a link.
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Sawadee Khrap – enjoy
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Sawadee Khrap
Sorry for the long absence – still not in a mood to do a lot of posting.
But thanks to the great photographic coverage of the happenings in Chiang Mai by Steve Yarnold for CityNow
everyone can keep up with whats HOT and active.
THANKS Steve
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Sawadee Khrap
Here’s a great tool from GayRomeo – get your copy and end all confusion – measure it, tell it like it is and amaze your friends – or maybe not !!! And for that matter *** join *** GayRomeo – meet friends around the world.
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Sawadee Khrap
Nu was just at McCormick Hospital for his motorcycle accident and I have used Chiang Mai Ram 1 several times, Here is a great list of Services for Chiang Mai. but from what I am told by the locals is that:
Maharaj Hospital (Suan Dok Hospital)
should be the first place to go.
Many Expats have told me of the great service they have received at Maharaj and that they also have the best pricing available.
For example, my friend, Toivo and his partner Thip say;
“I have (unfortunately) had a lot of experience with them, and have to say that the service has been top notch. Thip's stay last week with two Doc exams, two injections, hourly BP checks and a Private room with AC, Fridge, Bathroom, and guest beds was under a 100 bucks USA. Amazing...... OH, and that included breakfast and lunch for the both of us.
If you go to the 13th floor of the building with the emergency entrance (The one nearest Suthep Road) at Maharaj Hospital, you end up in the Special Medical Services Center where lots of people speak English. For a tour or an appointment, contact Kuhn Kessini at:marketingcmed@cmed.cmu.ac.thphone: 081-681-1616 after 9 AM.”
Here’s some links to a little history of the hospital – and an Expats discussion group on the subject. And a map (also shows other Chiang Mai University sites).
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Check out this article on MalwareHelp.org
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Sawadee Khrap
Here is a great link to the photos of the winners of the “Doi Saket – Chaing Mai Ladyboy Contest” held April 3rd 2009.
If your interested in LadyBoy Contests then the above link is a great site to follow – too bad it’s only in Thai – but then again we are only looking at the pictures 
.
We didn’t get a chance to go but we did attend the latest contest April 5th at Chiang Mai and I will post some shots of the girls there soon. Also took some video so maybe I can put up a simple video too.
P.S. I will have to buy some ear plugs because as usual in Thailand the music was so loud it could be heard for at least 5 blocks – next to the stage you could feel the vibrations in the air – my ears are still ringing.
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Sawadee Khrap
I have been running their Free AntiVirus and Firewall program with great success.
So far it’s the best I’ve found and gives me all the control I have been looking for.
and it’s FREE
Can’t beat that.
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Should be a lot of fun, although I really feel that there is no need for such an event here as gays, ladyboys, etc, etc are as common and fully accepted as any other group here in Chiang Mai or Thailand for that matter – not like the States.
We are going to go to the announcement today – more to post later.
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WOW, here is a site I just saw and it’s amazing. MAPJACK . Check it out – and it needs your support to grow.
Here is a snippet !
(made using Vista’s neat program they don’t tell you about “snipping tool” – click Start-Run– type snip <Enter> )
I went to San Francisco, down to Bush & Market and saw the panoramic virtual photo of the front door of Ikon, my old office and ten down Geary Blvd to where I used to live before I moved to Chiang Mai. – Beautiful photos !!!!!!!! .
I also took a walk up Huay Kaew Rd in Chiang Mai past Sithana College (Nu’s old school – but back next year) and up to the front door of Hillside4 (our old condo) – just as exciting – You have to see this to believe it.
Here’s what they say about thier site – “Mapjack.com showcases a new level of mapping technology. What others have done with NASA budgets and Star Wars-like equipment, we've done on a shoestring budget, along with a few trips to Radio Shack. Specifically, we developed an array of proprietary electronics, hardware and software tools that enable us to capture an entire city’s streets with relative ease and excellent image quality. “
And BOY O Boy they are not kidding.
Please check out their site.
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Sawadee Khrap
CHIANG MAI CHIMES Here’s a site you don’t want to miss or lose the link – bookmark it for sure.
www.chiangmaichimes.com I have just been asked by the owner Peter, to help promote his new site. Here’s what he told me about himself:
“I come from Scotland and have been living in Chiang Mai full time for 18 years, and for the last 10 years I have been with my boyfriend Sa, who also does the photography for the site. I'm retired now so I have a lot of time on my hands, and needed something to do instead of losing money on Forex! The idea for chiangmaichimes came about because I was unhappy with many of the existing sites that were not updated frequently enough or were commercially orientated. Having lived here for a long time with a Thai partner I thought we could put our combined experience to some use. I had never designed a website before so I decided to take up the challenge and try to design a site with a simple clear navigation system that looks good and has real content. It took me 3 months to prepare through trial and error (mostly error!) My ultimate aim for the site is to expand it to become a reference for Chiang Mai and things Thai, not just a travel guide for tourists and there are quite a few projects on the go just now.Many
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Want to check out the lovely Thai boys before you plan your visit – or to make contact before your trip to have somone meet you at the airport – or just enjoy some lovely eye-candy.
You need to check out “CamFrog”.
Great free web-cam program that is a major hit in Thailand. I got the Pro version to allow more than one cam picture on the screen at the same time and coupled it with “WebCamMax” to control the camera picture. What a great combination and what great eye candy – has me addicted.
Nu with The Sims2 and me with CamFrog. Love it.
Log on and check out the Thailand region – at least 800 boys playing at almost any time – Although CamFrog is based in Dallas, Texas, their main servers but now many more local servers are in Thailand – makes this the web cam program of choice for gay Thailand.
Check it out and let me know how you like it – get the Pro version to really appreciate the action.
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WOW– we just had another rain – thunder, lightning, and heavy, heavy down-pours – caught Jerry and I at the gay garden Inn” where they were watching the monthly “Quiz” night. 3 teams trying to answer questions from any topic. – generally prizes for the winning team is about 800 Baht – but tonight there was a special prize –
Hard bound Gold Leaf embossed “Gay Thai Cookbook”. presented by the publisher and owner of a new web site dedicated to gay– food, humour, presentation. They have their main page up now and hope to be on line soon
WWW,GAYCOOKBOOK.COM CHECK IT OUT
The Gay Cookbook by Chef Lou Rand Hogan: The complete compendium of campy cuisine and menus for men... or what have you.
I’ll have more on John – owner and his plans, ideas and schedules.
The rain lasted all night and this morning the air was crisp and clean – what a difference. Love it and as a bonus it knocked the heat down too.
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