Even in Burma’s deep south fear is everywhere
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- Even in Burma’s deep south fear is everywhere
- To catch a tea leaf
- Penthouse is a model investment for Gisele
Even in Burma’s deep south fear is everywhere
Independent – Sep 29, 2007
“Four or five years ago it was better” says one young man with a part-time job in the port. “Now it’s terrible. Everybody who wants a job is going abroad –Thailand Malaysia Singapore Japan. Here there is no work. ” Most of the day there is no power either. The manager of my hotel said it would be provided between 6pm and 6am. It eventually came on at 5… Here there is no work. ” Most of the day there is no power either. The manager of my hotel said it would be provided between 6pm and 6am. It eventually came on at 5. 45 just as my keyboard was disappearing in the gloaming. It’s not provided by the national grid but the hotel owner’s generator. No wonder the 50 cent rise in the price of fuel oil in August Casus Belli for the first protests – caused such fury.
To catch a tea leaf
The Australian – Sep 29, 2007
‘Loan says Buzios has a reputation as "the St Tropez of South America" and the international set that flocks there includes a host of celebs. Also in Brazil rient-Express Hotels owns the Copacabana Palace Hotel in Rio and is expected to soon finalise a contract to run the renowned Hotel Cataratas (where an over-perked Lounge once lost her swimsuit) at Iguassu Falls. And there’s an additional itinerary about to launch on the terrific Eastern & riental Express; for the first time passengers will visit Laos on a variation of the train’s popular Thailand itineraries.
Penthouse is a model investment for Gisele
Boston Globe – Sep 29, 2007
“Both but I love touring so much. “Engaged in Bangkok Looks like edipus (inset) is finally settling down. The former WBCN DJ is engaged to a Thai attorney named Amy onpool (inset) and the happy couple is planning to tie the knot in March. The two met last winter not long after edipus arrived in Bangkok to spend five months studying at Chulalongkorn University. (A Buddhist the Boston radio personality has been traveling to Thailand since the mid ’80s. ) “Through some kharmic confluence we bumped into each other the first week I was there” says ed who left ‘BCN in 2004 after 29 years with the station. Following the wedding in Thailand which will feature a full Buddhist ceremony the couple expects to be bi-continental splitting their time between Boston and Bangkok… GLAD honored Tony Award-winning playwright Terrence McNally last night at its annual Spirit of Justice Award dinner held at the Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel. Previous winners include playwright Tony Kushner and Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe both of whom were on the guest list last night. McNally’s plays include “Love! Valour! Compassion!” and “Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune. “Names can be reached at.
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