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TAT-too You: Tourism agency’s 1st
body art festival draws big crowds

Kratae Supasorn has ink applied the old fashion
way during the opening ceremonies for the International Tattoo Festival at
Central Festival Pattaya Beach.
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Pattaya to host 30th AIPA General Assembly
The National Assembly of Thailand will hold the 30th General Assembly of the
AIPA from August 2-8, 2009 at the Royal Cliff Beach Resort, Pattaya.
Representatives from 8 AIPA member countries; Kingdom of Cambodia, Republic
of Indonesia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Malaysia, Republic of the
Philippines, Republic of Singapore, Kingdom of Thailand, and Socialist
Republic of Vietnam, along with 2 special observer countries; Union of
Myanmar and Brunei Darussalam, as well as 9 observer countries; Australia,
Canada, People’s Republic of China, Republic of Korea, Japan, New Zealand,
Papua New Guinea, Russian Federation, United States of America, plus 1
organization, European Parliament will attend the General Assembly.
continued | More News
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ASEAN Inter-
Parliamentary Assembly to meet in Pattaya
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Expats Club learns about H1N1

The Sunday meeting of the Pattaya City Expats Club got
underway at the Amari’s Henry J. Beans Restaurant on Sunday, July 19 when
Master of Ceremonies Roger Fox welcomed members and guests.
continued | More Community
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Y.W.C.A. marks anniversary,
Princess’s birthday by planting coral

Marking both its 24th anniversary and the birthday of HRH Princess
Soamsawalee, the Y.W.C.A. Bangkok-Pattaya Center brought Pattaya students to
the shore in Samae San to plant coral.
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Sikh youths take part in the holy ritual of receiving the “Dastaar”

The Sikh turban, in Punjabi, is known as “Dastaar”. It is an article
of faith that as been made mandatory by the founders of Sikhism. Sikhs wear
turbans as symbols and reminders of their core values: Discipline, Honesty,
Integrity, Ethics, Spirituality and Humility. Apart from just being an
important symbol, the turban is now part of the dress code of a Sikh.
Continued | More Our Children
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Chonburi go top as United’s
derby win eases relegation fears

Chonburi FC consolidated their position at the top of the
Thai Premier League standings with an impressive 2-1 away win at BEC Tero
last Sunday. Pipob On-mo opened the scoring for the Chonburi ‘Sharks’ in the
7th minute and following further pressure, Kriangkrai Pimrat doubled the
lead for the visitors before half time.
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Hard Rock Hotel Pattaya teamed-up with Slim Up
Center in the “Hi Idol 5 Women 2009 Project” to find young and talented
women. Patrick Ng (2nd from right), director of Business Development from
Hard Rock Hotel Pattaya presents a room voucher to the winner of ‘Hi Idol 5
Project’ at Central Plaza Ladprao on July 22, 2009.
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Toyota looking very
critically
at North America

Having fought to get itself up to Number 1 in the world, Toyota is back pedaling
as many of its manufacturing bases are not profitable during this economic
crisis. Yoshimi Inaba, president and CEO of Toyota Motor America and chairman
and CEO of Toyota Motor Sales USA said the company was reviewing its entire
operation in the US,
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