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» WoW: Wrath of the Lich King |
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Oct 11, 2008 - 9:59 PM - by Capricious
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The new World of Warcraft expansion pack is coming out in about a month. Anyone have any leads on a good shop in BKK where we will be able to pick it up? I did some local checking around today with not much luck.
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» Voiced and unvoiced consonants. |
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Oct 11, 2008 - 4:50 PM - by martyboy
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Any ideas how to teach the plural endings for voiced and unvoiced consonants?
e.g. Cat (s)
Dog (z)
Easier with higher learners but difficult with low level learners explaining vibrations of voiced consonants etc.
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» A contrasting lunch in Banglampoo |
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Oct 11, 2008 - 3:52 PM - by Nick
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Had a hankering for Mexican as I set out from the flat this arvo.
Luckily, there's one not too far away, so I headed back there for the first time since the veg' burrito went up to 129 baht (from 89).
The entrance:
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» ATTENTION!!!! Do you know who is tracking your P2P downloads? |
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Oct 11, 2008 - 1:53 PM - by howdooski
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Just found a nice little program called PeerGuardian, which blocks access to your P2P stuff, from spammers, govts and potential RIAA or MPAA servers that are dishing out torrents to try and trap suspected P2P'ers.
V easy to use and seems to block some nastiness I didn't know I was connecting to on Utorrent, like a Patent Agency, and some kind of Government Integrated Telecommunication Network!!!!!!
Ouch, this isn't good... just checked my logs and have seen I have... [Read More]
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» Why such a lousy rate of exchange |
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Oct 10, 2008 - 7:07 PM - by sunasiafash
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When I came here 2 weeks ago it was 63 bht to British pound , today its 57 bht. Now I know the western economies are not exactly doing well but its not exactly a bed of roses politically and economically in Thailand at the moment. Its not good news for us still living on foreign currency here , maybe we need another military coup and get back up to 70 bht to the British pound 
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» Who was that cranky woman at iStudio Siam Paragon (Friday the 10th)? |
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Oct 10, 2008 - 5:30 PM - by theanimaster
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Ok, so there I was, just visiting iStudio at Siam Paragon when this farang woman comes in with some questions for the staff. Apparently she had a problem with her mac.
First comes one staff member. Then another. And another. And then one more. Soon there are clueless Thai staff surrounding her. You get the picture -- I'm sure most of you have been in the same situation - a simple question turns into a fiasco with several staff people looking cluelessly at you as if you had done... [Read More]
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» Adapting The Blockbusters game for grammar use. |
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Oct 10, 2008 - 11:20 AM - by OllySol
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I've only ever used this game for vocab. Do any of you use it for grammar points? Can you tell me how you go about this and for what areas it's particularly useful?
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» Visa question??? |
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Oct 09, 2008 - 5:09 PM - by fluffyskitchen
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Hi Everyone,
My Plan is to leave Australia and arrive in Thailand around the 20th, 21st. 22nd December 2008 (depending on flights available). I am then enrolled in a TEFL course which starts on the 5th January and ends 30th January. The course includes a Thai beginners course starting on the 1st February which runs for three weeks. I was then going to look for work at the start of March teaching preschool hopefully! ( I have a bachelor of teaching and alot of experience).
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» breach of contract |
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Oct 09, 2008 - 12:38 PM - by pgalaxy
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need advice, and cheering up
I have been a university lecturer in Thailand for 3 years, the university runs programmes in english and I teach technical subjects (not English language) Things have been a bit difficult at times, as the students level of English was a bit low to achieve real results, but we have prodded along, as you do, without major quibbles. I have also done research, published papers, organised international workshops etc, which really interested me, so
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