Archive for the 'ethics and moral' Category
Wednesday, August 27th, 2008
Yesterday, a friend had phoned and asked if I knew what was going on.
“The same old mob-wannabe coup, is it?”
“Yea, it’s all over the international and local (Thai) news now, do you have any idea why?” he asked
In this brief entry, you’ll find out exactly why there has been civil unrest, and hopefully […]
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Posted in Thailand living, ethics and moral, Crime and Punishment, Government and Politics | No Comments »
Thursday, July 17th, 2008
The past week has provide a handful of front-page-newspaper-worthy incidents involving unlucky, unfortunate, and/or misguided post-secondary students and one professor–all separate cases.
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Popularity: 10% [?]
Posted in Accidents & Tragedies, Society Issues, sexual matters, Education, Siamerican Wave, ethics and moral, Teaching in Thailand, Thailand living, Crime and Punishment | No Comments »
Saturday, June 28th, 2008
As my 30 baht plate of Grapow Basil Stir fry was being cooked at the neighborhood eatery, I did what I and most Thais typically do while waiting–I grabbed the latest copy of Thai Rath newspaper to catch up on the latest action. Indifferent to the featured political headline giving hype to Thailand’s current Prime […]
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Posted in Accidents & Tragedies, Society Issues, Culture and Customs, Transportation, Food, Eating, & Dining, Crime and Punishment, ethics and moral, Rights and Laws | 1 Comment »
Thursday, June 26th, 2008
Surfing the web, I was quite taken by this story about a group of Burmese volunteers who had been cleaning up corpses in Myanmar’s cyclone stricken coastal plains and river beds.
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Popularity: 11% [?]
Posted in Accidents & Tragedies, Society Issues, Health, Fitness, & Medical, ethics and moral, Government and Politics, Crime and Punishment, Rights and Laws | No Comments »
Friday, April 11th, 2008
With government migrant immigration and labor laws firm and strict as ever, it is only humans natural reaction to find other ways around the system and tap into that which is forbidden. After all, Adam and Eve need to eat the apple–whether you believe in such a tale or not, it would be foolish not […]
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Posted in Accidents & Tragedies, Society Issues, ethics and moral, Crime and Punishment, Government and Politics, Rights and Laws | 1 Comment »
Monday, April 7th, 2008
Out and about on the streets and sights of Bangkok, there’s a spectacle blend of modern and ancient smells, sounds and sights to be had. On one end of the city, you’ll find yourself surrounded by towering skyscrapers, hi tech shopping malls, hi-speed sky train and subway transit systems, posh fashion districts, and IT hubs […]
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Posted in Society Issues, Culture and Customs, Technology, ethics and moral, Crime and Punishment, Religion and Spirituality, Rights and Laws | No Comments »
Friday, March 21st, 2008
Whether you are a permanent resident, long term visitor, or just on brief holiday to the Kingdom of Thailand, there’s a likely possibility that you have already, or at least are considering to wager with one of Thailand’s deadliest dealers. When the key turns the ignition in the Land of Smiles, the stakes are as […]
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Posted in Motorcycle, Accidents & Tragedies, Society Issues, Transportation, Thailand living, Crime and Punishment, ethics and moral, Rights and Laws | 1 Comment »
Thursday, March 20th, 2008
In the western academia world, we’ve constantly heard about the cultural and genetic ‘melting pots’ of North America and Europe–societal collages blending various backgrounds customs, beliefs, values, and more obviously, genetic and physical features such as skin tone and pigmentation. This image of a diverse globalizing west tends to put the rest of the […]
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Posted in Culture and Customs, History, Society Issues, Identity, Thailand living, ethics and moral | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008
As Jane and Jack sat side by side on the hot traffic-stalled Bangkok bus, Jack stared out the window. Though there was plenty of city action before his eyes, Jack wasn’t paying any attention. He was thinking about his ‘gik’.A familiar beeping sound knocked Jack out of his daydream and he immediately turned to his […]
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Posted in Education, Society Issues, Culture and Customs, sexual matters, Nightlife, Thai films, Movie & Film Reviews, Health, Fitness, & Medical, Thailand living, ethics and moral | 6 Comments »
Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
Having succeeded at remaining true to my convictions never to tread the path of homosexuality, I am nevertheless shaken by my last encounter with…..Thai massage.
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Popularity: 22% [?]
Posted in Klaus' Kolumn, humor, sexual matters, Identity, Health, Fitness, & Medical, ethics and moral | No Comments »