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September 21, 2006
[Sticky-Rice.com] The People of Bangkok. - The capital of Thailand is the city of Bangkok, one of the six provinces of the Bangkok Metropolitan Area. Bangkok itself has a population of over 5,000,000 people, although some say it is actually nearer 10,000,000. Regardless, it is considered roughly 49 times larger than the population at the city of Chiang Mai.

[Bangkok-Blogs.com] Update on the Thai Coup from Bangkok. - Similar to a decade or so ago, it seems that there is very little resistance to this military presence. This is great news. If history is set to repeat itself, after a few days of Chaos and ensuring the unpopular Thaksin cannot or does not return to try to take power, the King will announce that it is time for a new election and peace will reign.

August 25, 2006
[Bangkok-Blogs.com] Thai Government to Tightly Check on Teachers. - According to several news sources today, the Thai government has decided in the wake of the arrest of an American teacher in Bangkok suspected of killing a child in the states in 1996 to “tightly check” the backgrounds (presumably criminal) of all teachers from abroad.

[Mangosauce.com] Fox News: Bangkok is "Pedophile Paradise". - Any man visiting Bangkok is a pedophile, according to Fox News, and Washington Square echoes to the screams of diseased five-year-old starving slave children being raped and beaten by thousands of salivating Western pedophiles given free passes by the money-grabbing Thai Government.

January 18, 2006
[Sticky-Rice.com] Thai Baht. - The Thai baht (also pronounced as "bath") is the national currency of Thailand. It is divided into 100 satang and uses coins and bills as legal tender. The bills vary in colour and in size according to their denomination: the 1,000 baht bill is white, the 500 baht bill is purple, the 100 baht bill is red, the 50 baht bill is blue, and the 20 baht bill is red.

[Bangkok-Blogs.com] The BTS Bangkok Skytrain. - The skytrain that connects many parts of the main city areas of Bangkok has revolutionised the way that the average individual gets from A to B. It’s effect has been largely positive - it is only unfortunate that it doesn’t cover more areas. However, plans are now afoot to build onto the existing network.

January 7, 2006
[Sticky-Rice.com] Prime Minister of Thailand. - In any kingdom such as Thailand, royalty does not usually have direct power over the government. The King is the anointed protector of national culture and symbol of unity, hope and progress throughout the land.

[thai-blogs.com] Million Baht Project. - A group of teachers and ex-students from the school decided to set up a company called Paknam Web Co. Ltd. in a townhouse in Samut Prakan city. The aim of the company, as before, was to promote Thailand life and culture to the world. It has always been our intention to provide this information for free. And we wish to continue in this way in the future. However, our popularity has started to contribute to our downfall.

December 31, 2005
[Sticky-Rice.com] Christopher G Moore. - Christopher G. Moore is a remarkable Canadian writer and novelist based in Bangkok, Thailand. He is regarded there as the best western author and writer for works set in Thailand.

[toddeastwest.com] Rhythm of the Earth Festival 2006. - We would like for you to submit this press release to your local and national newspapers. We are working very hard to publicize this wonderful event that is open to the public. Please contact me if you can't open the attachment. Thank you.

December 17, 2005
[Sticky-Rice.com] Patpong Gap Year. - Summer of Love. From Manchester to Goa to Koh Phangan. Crumbs! Has it really been nearly 20 years?! I booked a one—way from London to Bangkok. I’d missed the Goa phase and was determined not to miss the next destination. Everybody knew it was Koh Phangan— ’see you there, mate’.

[Stickmanbangkok.com] Traditional Thai Families And The Impositions Placed On Daughters. - Woman #1 is 35 and quite attractive, not stunning, but certainly pleasant on the eye. She went to university and now has a good, stable job in the countryside and is dedicated to it, although it doesn’t really pay that much.

December 13, 2005
[Sticky-Rice.com] Esarn Culture of Northeast Thailand. - Known by Thais as E-sarn or Isan, a local name that connotes prosperity and vastness, the Northern region of Thailand is bordered to the north and east by the Mekong River and Laos and largely by Kampuchea at the south.

[Thai-Blogs.com] Monks and Tigers in Kanchanaburi. - I must admit I wasn’t too sure whether I would visit this temple or not during my holiday in Kanchanaburi. The idea of having my photo taken with a tiger doesn’t really excite me. You can do this at my local Crocodile Farm here in Samut Prakan. However, what caught my attention were the photographs in the press of monks taking tigers for a walk in a canyon.

[John Riggin] Travel in Asia is Affordable. - The sight of new and different items on display and the excitement of open air markets and colorful shops makes shopping in Asia a unique and fun experience. Not only will you see goods that are different and hard to come by in the west, but you'll find prices much different than those you're accustomed to, and different from prices seen when traveling to other regions, like Europe.

December 10, 2005
[Sticky-Rice.com] Esarn People of Northeast Thailand. - E-sarn, also known as Isan, Isaan or Issan is the Northeast region of Thailand. It is about 160,000 square miles and is located on the Northeastern plain known as the Khorat Plateau. Mountains separate it from the Central plain and have an average elevation of 600 feet.

December 9, 2005
[Thai-blogs.com] A Surreal Temple. By Richard Barrow - I was telling you the other day about my trip to Bang Pakong to watch the dolphins. My Thai guidebook only told me about the dolphins, the bats on Bird Island, and the fishing nets. Nothing else. So, I decided to drive around a little to see what I could find. What I found was Wat Tha Kham.

[Sticky-Rice.com] Food in Thailand - The mere mention of Thai food or Thai cuisine is enough to make a lot of people tingle with anticipation. It evokes pictures of hot, tasty flavours, full of spices and exotic ingredients. Well—known worldwide for its unique blend of flavors, Thai food is a reflection of the country’s heritage of Western and Eastern influences.

December 7th, 2005
[Sticky-Rice.com] Royal Family of Thailand - When King Taksin was declared mad in 1782, Siam (now known as Thailand) was taken over by the Chakri Dynasty. From then on, an ancestry of kings has developed over the years and goes on until today.

[Sticky-Rice.com] People of Phayao - Away from bustling Bangkok and past tourist tracks, Phayao typifies the true heart of Thailand where people live a quiet, laid back village life in the beautiful hilly scenery of farmlands, lakes, waterfalls and temples of ancient kingdoms.

[Sticky-Rice.com] Northeast Thailand, Isaan - Bordered by Cambodia and Laos on three sides, this land in northeast Thailand is known as Isaan. It is the least visited region of Thailand although in many ways is the most Thai with a number of places of interest to visit.

[StickManBangkok.com] Living and Working in Bangkok. By Stickman. - As the plane banked, I looked down on a drab grey, miserable looking city. Bangkok. Everything was a dirty brownish grey and the residential area which seemed to be adjoined by industrial estates was a mass of drab, grey run-down apartment buildings, almost reminiscent of previous visits to Eastern Europe. There were streams and streams of traffic and they didn’t seem to be moving...at all!

December 1, 2005
[Sticky-Rice.com] Thailand Post Tsunami - It is the dawn of a new morning in the beautiful Andaman Beach in Phuket. Vendors start arriving with their colourful goods and resort workers conscientiously prepare the many lounge chairs and umbrellas that will shield the noonday sun.

[StickManBangkok.com] Teaching English in Thailand. By Stickman - As Thailand becomes more and more popular with foreign tourists and as the country continues to trade more and more in the international market place, so too has the ability to use English become even more important to Thai people and to Thailand.

[StickManBangkok.com] Travel in Thailand. By Stickman - Thailand, the most exotic destination in South East Asia, and quite possibly the world. No matter what it is that you want in your travels or from your holiday, Thailand will be able to offer it to you with perhaps the only real exception being snow or something Winter based.