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CURRENT ISSUE Vol. XVII No. 7 Friday
February 13 - February 19, 2009
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Cobra Gold 2009 underway in Thailand

The forward-deployed amphibious assault ship USS
Essex (LHD 2) and amphibious dock landing ship USS Tortuga (LSD 46) steam
alongside the fleet replenishment oiler USNS Rappahannock (T-AO 204) during a
refueling-at-sea in preparation for Cobra Gold 2009. Cobra Gold, which kicked
off with opening ceremonies in Chiang Mai on February 4, is an annual Kingdom of
Thailand and U.S. co-sponsored military exercise designed to train U.S. and
partner Asian-pacific forces. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass
Communication Specialist 2nd Class Gabriel S. Weber/Released)
continued | More News
Thousands make merit
on Makha Bucha Day
February 9 this year was an important day for all Buddhists, as it was the date
on which Makha Bucha Day (Buddhist All Saints Day) fell. This important occasion
for Buddhists marks the first sermon of the Lord Buddha to 1250 monks.
In Pattaya, thousands of devout Buddhists turned out at local temples to conduct
ceremonies that have been performed throughout Buddhist history, and make merit
for themselves and their families.
The morning ceremonies were filled with people presenting offerings to the
monks, performing “tak baht” and listening to monks preach the Dharma, or
teachings, of the Buddha. continued | More News
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Thai fire-extinguishing ball being released upon the world
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Three million baht and climbing

The Charity Club of Pattaya finished hosting their first charity event
for 2009. In January, they hosted their Charity Gala Dinner at The All Season’s
Hotel Pattaya. With the money counted and the accounts being done they saw that
the total raised tipped them over the 3 million baht mark!
continued | More Community
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Rotaract and Interact clubs meet at annual District Conference

When one speaks of Rotary, one tends to think of only
the adults who are leading professionals in their fields of work,
devoting their time and efforts in the service of others, bringing
relief to the millions of needy people the world over.
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North Star Library celebrates its 4th anniversary

On the 29th of January, the North Star Library celebrated its 4th
anniversary. The day started out with Father Larry Patin welcoming all the
guests, children and members of the North Star Library to this wonderful
day.
Continued | More Our Children
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Thailand scoops the pool at Asia-Pacific sailing championships

Perhaps the headline should read, “scoops the sea”, as the
Kingdom’s boys and girls, with brilliant sailing and strong finishes on
the last day of the ASEAN Optimist and the Byte CII Asia-Pacific
Championships, took out the top places.
Continued | More Sports
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Emmy Klinpathum (left) and ‘C’ Siwat (right) recently
visited the Hard Rock Hotel Pattaya for their fashion shoot for the
famous magazine ‘Kwanruen’. They were welcome by Wanpen Chanthariya, the
hotel’s director of marketing & communications.
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Marco Polo - the dim sum experience

The Marco Polo Chinese restaurant is another of
Pattaya’s icons. Opened in 1987, it is renowned for its high standards, and that
is in turn indicative of the high standards of Khajorn Rangpitakun, the Chinese
chef who has been cooking at Marco Polo for 21 years.
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