The Expansion Of Your Business Oversea

The Expansion Of Your Business Oversea
Slide 1
Good day Directors of Konciusko Merino. Today I would like to discuss with you all regarding to the expansion of your business oversea, specifically
Thailand. I have analysed various aspects of Thailand in relations to your proposal of manufacturing the boots offshore as well as entering into the
country's market. To determine the most optimal strategy to achieve your proposal, we must first have a bit of an overview of the country. Various
aspect such as: Thailand's demographics, culture, economic potential, technological advancements and its trade restriction will be analysed here to
allow us to better understand and determine the most optimal strategy to improve your business' growth and profitability.
Slide 2
Firstly let's look at Thailand's demographic. Thailand has a population of approximately 67.5 million people, with an annual growth rate of 0.3
percent. According to statistic from CIA World Factbook, 75% of Thailand's population are ethnic Thai, 14% are Chinese Thai and 3% are ethnically
Malay from Malaysia. The remainder of 8% are a mixture the Khmers tribe and Mons tribe. The country is located in the tropical region of Asia and
consist of only two seasons which are summer and rainy. The country has an averagetemperature of 34 degrees Celsius and it is said to often scorch
well above 40 degrees Celsius. Also the humidity level remain constant at above 70% which will therefore impact the level of interest towards fashion.
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The Bondjo: Misunderstood
I chose the Bondjo as my image because it is such a simple shape, but it is very detailed. The Bondjo is a side–blown trumpet. The trumpet is made out
of wood and faceted elephant tusk. To make a piece of wood and an elephant tusk sound so beautiful it takes very complex and precise carvings as
seen on the image. Not only is the side–blown trumpet carved so precisely, but also it is painted. The flanged wood extension on the trumpet is
painted black and white pinstripes. The Bondjo was produced for leaders to use in battle, so such important people did not deserve a bland, unpainted
trumpet. The trumpet is painted with pin stripes because Ekonda leaders wore pin stripe headpieces. I believe the pin stripe paint was to show wealth
and

Key to Success in Life
"Education is the key to success in life, and teachers make a lasting impact in the lives of their students" – Solomon Ortiz
Do you agree with this quotation? Thai society believes that education is the key to make them or their child success in their life. It's true but not
totally true. Education is one part of successful. It's not the whole thing to make us success.
Most of Thai parents will support or coerce their child to study in famous school such as Triam Udom Suksa School, Chulalongkorn University
Demonstration Elementary School and Satriwitaya School which they trust that this academic can make their child smarter than other students and
they will have more chance to achieve in admission. Another belief of them is encouraging their child to study in top three private universities in
Thailand as Thammasat University, Chulalongkorn University and Kasertsart University because it can lead student to find better career so they will
have greater future than student who graduate from public university.
Moreover, most of us believe that the higher education degree you have the greater accomplishment you will. However, it has someone who doesn't
have a chance to study in university because they are poor so they need to work so hard to find money to stay alive.
As I mention at first that education is not the whole thing to make our life success. Why? Because some of achievement people don't graduate from
private university and some of them have the highest education level

Financial Position Of Thai Oil Company Essay
For volume production in 2015 found that domestic refineries have the volume of petroleum refining on average 1.037 million barrels per day, up
from the same period of the previous year 's level of 936,400 barrels per day since in 2015 had no annual shutdown maintenance of the refinery like
last year (2014). The comparison of the same proportion, considering the amount of refinery, the company has refined to produce as the highest
proportion in the country, which accounted for 27 percent of the total volume of the country 's refining. 2. Statements of financial position of Thai
Oil Company The financial condition of Thai Oil and its subsidiaries at 30 September 2016 and at 31 December 2015 compared shown as picture
below. At 30 September 2016, the company had total assets of 203,865 million Thai baht (approximately 6795.5 Million USD), which increased from
11,699 million Thai baht (approximately 56.63 Million USD) or 6.1 percent according to these factors: (1) Cash, cash equivalents and short–term
investments increased to 3,296 million baht (109.86 million USD) of cash flow from operating activities in 9M /16 and dividend income. (2) Other
current assets increased to 7,097 million Thai baht (approximately 236.56 million USD) due to the mainly increase of inventories 7084 million Thai
baht (approximately 236.13 mil–lion USD) and crude oil prices at the end of Q3 / 59 increased from year–end 2015 as well as the increasing of
business debtors to 1706 million Thai baht

A Brief Analysis Of The Kingdom Of Thailand
Thailand is located on the southeastern part of Burma, sharing its borders with the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand. The countries sharing
border with Thailand are Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos and Malaysia. The country is divide in to 6 different regions and several different providences.
Thailand is currently under the military control of a Constitution Monarchy. This paper will provide a brief analysis of the Kingdom of Thailand current
government, the state of the economy and its effects over the population and the insurgency uprising in the southern region.
Thailand has a large population totaling 67,976,405 in July of 2015. The majority of the people there are of Thai while the rest of the country is made
up of several other ethnic groups including Burmese and other (Central Intelligence Agency, 2016). The primary religion of Thailand is Buddhist
however there is no state religion. There are also many other religions to include Muslim, Christianity, Taoism, Yiguandao, and Hinduism. The official
language of Thailand is Thai however; there are various tribal languages as well as several village sign languages. Education is provided through the
government granting a free education of 15 years, with a minimum of nine years mandatory
Politically the Constitutional Monarchy, governed by the King Bhumibol Adulyadej who is represented by Prime Minister General Prayut Chan–ocha,
former Royal Thai Army Commander, appointed 25 August 2014. Who replaced " Prime Minister

Role Of The Bhumibol Era
Symbolic and Political Leadership Surrounding the Bhumibol Era Literature Review Over the course of Thailand's history, the monarchy has
faced many challenges and has changed and adapted to many situations to retain their place in Thai society. During the reign of the late King
Bhumibol, the Thai people's devotion to the monarchy was revitalized and the King reinserted himself into the politics of the country. Now, it
remains to be seen as to how well his son, Maha Vajiralongkorn will integrate into his new role as King and if he will continue his father's devotion
to bettering the country and serving his people. This project will be examining how the political and symbolic roles of the monarchy changed over
the exceptionally long reign of King Bhumibol as well as what may be expected from his newly coronated son. LГЁse majestГ© laws are not
something we have in the United States. However, these laws are very prominent in Thailand, protecting the monarchy from criticism, ridicule and
even comical satire that could be deemed offensive. Those found guilty of violating these laws often find themselves in prison for years on end, or
banned from ever entering Thailand. These laws apply not only to Thai citizens, but also have been upheld in the case of tourists and others who have
never even set foot in the country but are criticizing from afar. These laws also have been used to ban books and plays that depict the king or the royal
family in an undesirable manner. Due to these

Why Is Siam A Buffer State?
During the 19th century, European world powers colonized all of Southeast Asia, except for one kingdom, Siam. Before the French and the British
arrived, Siam had conquered all its surrounding countries and had control of all of Southeast Asia and the Malay Peninsula. But as the European world
powers started to takeover Southern Asia, the kingdom had started to see a threat to its independence. In the wake of the threat, the Kingdom used
many different methods to keep its independence, such as signing treaties in which they ceded land they had previously conquered, being a physical
buffer state in between the French and the British, who were two major colonial rivals, and undergoing a period in which they adopted many Western
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King Mongkut had succeed his brother, King Rama в…Ў, after his death. But before that, he had become an abbot of a Bangkok monastery and made
the monastery the center of intellectual debate, which came to include American and French Christian missionaries and included as part of their
curriculum the study of Western languages and science (The Editors of EncyclopГ¦dia Britannica, Mongkut). Mongkut at this point is around his 20s
and 30s and is studying western ideas and cultures, before his rule. This helps him recognize that much of the important people (the people in power)
study and live this way and if they wanted to keep their independence at a time of colonization they would also need to study and live this way as

Thailand Research Paper
Thailand is located on the Indochina Peninsula and was named Thailand in 1939. It is 198,117 square miles, about twice the size of Wyoming.
Tree–covered mountains cover the northern portion and the southern portion is dense rainforest. The middle land is mostly flat farmland. The weather
is mainly hot and humid, only the mountains will get much cold weather, and it only experiences three seasons spring, summer, and fall.Thailand has a
population of 68,414,135 and almost half of that lives in rural areas. Those who live in urban areas are commonly located in the largest city and capital,
Bangkok. The population is also approximately 95% Buddhist with a small amount of Muslim and Christian. Thailand is a constitutional monarchy,
ruled by King Vajiralongkorn and Prime Minister Prayuth Chan–Ocha. The United States ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This group is called junta, which is defined as a military or political group that controls a country after taking power by force. Since the NCPO has
gained power by force, there are many people who dislike the junta. Because of this, they have begun punishing news companies for speaking out
against them. If a media outlet releases commentaries that are negative towards the junta or the monarchy, they can face intimidation, punishment and
even closure. Despite this, many media companies refused to comply and were temporarily forced off the air. They were then allowed to continue
broadcasting as long as they agreed to remove such commentaries. Not only has the NCPO tried to silence large media companies, they have also been
silencing civilians. There is currently a law in Thailand that bans public assemblies with more than five people. This is to deter protests against the
junta. They also continue to stifle free speech with the Computer–Related Crime Act (CCA). The CCA allows the junta to arrest people for sharing
their dissent

Positive Factors In The Tourism Industry In Thailand
Positive factors in the tourism of Thailand have been known as the hospitality, kindness of Thai people, beautiful natures, and strong strategy of tourism
industry by the government of Thailand. Tourism industry in Thailand is a major component to the current economic foundations of the country and is
an important component of economic growth in the future. Risks that may be a threat to the tourism industry in Thailand include the unrest that
occurred in southern area, feelings of the people about lack of political stability.
To increase the flow of foreign tourists, Thailand has been promoting the country as a sustainable tourist destination (Henkel, et al., 2006). However,
the number of the arrival tourists is not good enough. Since 2006, the number of inbound tourists slightly increased from 13.82 to around 14 million
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Currently, the land of smile and warm welcome seems to be perceived as a land of disharmony, unfriendliness, and bloodshed (Horn, 2010).
Especially Bangkok, where is a capital of Thailand, is the center of many transportations, including Suvarnabhumi International Airport. It is the place
where most of the tourists coming to Thailand have chosen to be the a place for their holiday. But the political crisis has lots of impacts and influences
to the tourists that they may harm them for their safety and security, so this may cause them changing to other destinations instead.
Thailand has not only Bangkok as their main destination, but also it has another province where has rich of culture and activities for the tourist.
With the rapid tourism growth, Thailand has various tourist attractions on offer for tourists through all regions. One of the most crowded tourists'
preferences is "Phuket" –

What Is The Exploration Of Thailand Essay
Exploration of Thailand
Introduction
Let's take a vacation to Thailand! Being the adventurous person I am I always love to go explore new places with friends and family. This year
we've decided to go to Thailand and I can't wait. I decided I wanted to bring along my mom and my friend Hailey for some girl fun. I didn't know
much about Thailand so I had to do research fast since we're leaving May 15th and coming home the 21st. Thailand is a country in the Southeast part
of Asia. It is split up into two different sections, the Northern part which is the main part, and a smaller peninsula that is an extension to the Southern
part. Their climates are rainy and warm since they are in the Monsoon climate zone. During May it is expected to be rainy, and sunny with a high of
89 degrees and a low of 77 degrees. Thailand is filled with big, beautiful mountains that in the North and South form the Himalayas According to Map
Fight Thailand is two times the size of Michigan.
The majority of people in Thailand are Thai which means the have a religious freedom. According to Facts and Details Thailand's religion is 93.6%
Buddhism. As for governing there has been a marked devolution of power since the 1980s. According to Britannica, most of the local governing is in
major cities such as Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Pattaya. The rapid growth ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Luckily Thailand is safe so the only thing we need to worry about for safety is being aware of our surroundings. According to US Embassy the
only visas we need to be able to go to Thailand is have at least six months of validity left on your passport, so luckily we got our passports renewed a
few days ago. We went to the doctors to get our vaccinations for Tetanus, Diphtheria, Measles, Mumps, and Rubella. Also foodborne illnesses like
Typhoid and Hepatitis A. When we get to Thailand we're planning on buying water bottles since their tap water isn't safe to

The Country Of Thailand
In 2017, more than 9,194,057 people have visited Thailand for business or pleasure. Allowing Thailand to be the ninth country in the world for most
visited by tourists. What does culture mean to you? It is defined in FM 3–24.2 as, "the set of a system of shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviors, and
artifacts that members of a society use to cope with their world and one another" (2009). The major characteristics of culture are established with
history, language, geography, religion, communication, political science, military art, and science. Additional characteristics of culture include
sociology, cultural anthropology, economics, education, art, music, and entertainment. Final characteristics to include literature, food, drink,
psychology, law, criminal justice, science, and technology. What is the country ofThailand and what are the areas, key infrastructure, weather, people,
and civil consideration?
The country of Thailand is located on the continent of Asia. Its surrounded by the country of Myanmar to the West, Laos to the North, and Cambodia to
the Southeast. The southern portion of the country is surrounded by the body of the Bay of Bengal and the South China Sea. The country provides
different aspects of the environment. To the south you can admire the sandy beaches and the low mountainsides to the North, you can come across rice
fields (paddies) along the route. The country is divided into five definitive portions. The tallest mountain in the

Imperialism In Thailand
Although many people are celebrating Mother's Day fairly soon, in Thailand Mother's Day is actually about paying respect to the royal family, not
mothers (TheFactFile Staff). Thailand is located in Asia near Vietnam. It is approximately 513,115 square kilometers in area (The Thailand Specialist).
Because of where it is located in Asia, Thailand's geography mainly consists of mountains and forests. The climate in Thailand is tropical. During the
months from October to February, the climate is cool, from March to May, the climate is hot, and from June to September is rainy with plenty of
sunshine (The Thailand Specialist). On December 8, 1941, Japanese and Thai troops clashed on the Isthmus of Kra, Bangkok. This involved Thailand
in World War II ("History of Thailand"). Since 1932 Thailand has had a constitutional monarchy. The people elect both the senators and representatives
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Muslims, Christians, Hindus and Sikhs are all minority religions. In Thailand, religion is safe to practice freely. Thailand's nationality consists of
89% Thai, and 11% other ("Thailand People"). Smiling is important, because in Thailand, the people are generally friendly and caring. Also, avoid
touch other people, their head, or displaying public display of affection, as this is considered not normal. The Thai cuisine is a combination of the best
from Chinese and Indian foods. Noodles are also commonly eaten ("Guide to Thailand– Etiquette, Customs, Culture, and Business"). In fact, the people
of Thailand love noodles so much, they buy a kind of instant noodle (called MAMA Noodles) in bulk to carry with them when traveling internationally
(TheFactFile

Critical Analysis Of Ednita Nazario
EDNITA NAZARIO SAW AN INCREASE IN SOCIAL REACH AND CHATTER COMPARED TO THE PREVIOUS PERIOD
During the period analyzed (01/01/16 – 03/01/2017), Ednita Nazario had a Basic Positive Sentiment of 26%, which is below the artist average of 36%.
Most of the artist chatter is considered neutral due to fans sharing news about the documentary, performances, and articles.
The artist has seen a significant increase in social reach compared to the previous period, with Impression Per Post during the current period totaling
5.3K, which highlights a higher amount of key influencers talking about the artist during the period.
MOST OF THE SOCIAL CHATTER FOREDNITA NAZARIOIN THE US IS COMING FROM FLORIDA (50%) AND NEVADA (22%)
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Top hashtags are connected to chatter spikes. Top hashtags included: "#YaNoDueleTanto" (related to her single) and "#IntensamenteEdnitatour".
EDNITA NAZARIO HAS A LOWER AUDIENCE COMPARED TO SIMILAR ARTISTS ON FACEBOOK
Ednita Nazario has a lower Facebook audience compared to similar artist, with a total of 659.8K Total Likes. The artist also has a below average
engagement with a weekly average of 22.4K interactions (Talking About This), which gives the artist a 3% engagement rate on the platform (similar
artists average engagement on the platform is 6%).
The artist is posting good content, however, she is sharing most of the same pictures from her Instagram on her Facebook account, which has a
negative impact on her page Likes and engagement. Consider posting exclusive content on the platform, with short videos to maintain audience
attention, and posting during the time her audience is on Facebook in order to drive

Cultural Changes In The 18th Century
During the 18th century Siam enjoyed what is sometimes called the golden age, but also had a civil war and more than a couple changes in power.
Many cultural changes happened in Siam at this time as well, with the Ayutthaya period ending after reigning since 1350 and, in the very beginning of
the 18th century becoming isolated and cutting ties with the western world. In addition to the civil war Siam fought many battles with the Burmese
eventually driving them out of Siam in the the 1790's after over almost thirty years of war. Throughout all of these battles the Siamese established a
trade monopoly with the Chinese and Japanese that fueled the economy for years to come. In addition to trading with China many Chinese were hired
as advisors for trade, financial overseers for the empire and as governors for bits of land around the empire. The eighteenth century was an influential
time in Siam both within the country with the Ayutthaya period ending, many changes in government, and outside with multiple invasions fromBurma
and the conquering of Cambodia. From when Siam was founded in 1238 it had always been ruled by a monarchy, with advisors helping the king
and governors taking care of day to day problems as well as paying the king royalties for taxes collected. In 1767 Burma attacked the capital city of
Ayudha leaving Siam in chaos and without a king. Without a king the people united under a general by the name ofTaksin. Taksin had been the chief
general under King

What Is The Difference Between South Florida And Singapore
The distance is too far from South Florida to Singapore: +There is no direct flight to Singapore from Florida. + 10394 miles between Singapore
and Florida. п‚· The shortest time of the flight from Florida to Singapore is 21 hours and 11 minutes. п‚· Because of the long distance, the cost of
the flight is expensive. $2102 is the cheapest and the best deal that they showed last weekend for a flight from South Florida to Singapore. п‚·
Singapore is a small country, so there is not a lot of things for tourists to see and visit. They have their own limitation where they cannot provide so
many unusual and foreign landscapes for their visitors. п‚· There are no different things for South Florida tourists to go there and expect to see
different cultures like

Analysis Of The Movie ' The Flood '
The Flood There was a ear–piercing screech as the Boeing 747's wheels connected with the runway. They had arrived. Abby and her mom, Carol,
were in Thailand, the land of the elephants, on the trip of her life. Abby and her mom had scavenged and saved every last penny to fly halfway
across the world. They hugged as Abby squealed in delight, they would be here for one month to discover the world outside of America. She had
escaped from school for a week! She still couldn't believe that her teacher, Mrs Hildebrand, had allowed her to miss all schoolwork in exchange for an
essay about her adventures! Snapping back into reality, Abby realised that they hadn't moved from the runway. Where was the terminal? She looked
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She rolled her suitcases down the aisle and huffed and puffed her way down the stairs. Abby boarded the bus closely followed by her mom, who had
a reassuring hand on the small of her back. The bus took off at record speed toward the magnificent t–shaped building with roofs made out of stunning
white canvas domes. They pulled up to their terminal and deboarded the bus. Continuing on through a tunnel marked for Arrivals. Abby couldn't help
but gape at the beautiful statues and carvings surrounding her in this foreign airport. They walked through customs and retrieved the rest of their
luggage from a conveyor belt. Once they had possession of their luggage, they located a man that held a sign with "Carol and Abby Fonelle" written
on it with black lettering. "That's us," said Carol to the man holding the sign. "Maa gap chan" said the man. Carol, Abby's mom, retrieved her
Thai–English dictionary and said, "He says, good, come with me." The ladies followed the man obediently out into a white van with foreign
lettering. They climbed in the van and the man drove out of the airport. The air was hot and humid and Abby couldn't believe she was already
sweating. She stared out the window dazed at the sights. There were giant billboards with huge pictures and Thai advertisements. The road was full of
thousands and thousands of motorbikes. There were more motorbike than cars! The crazy part was, there were up to 6 people on one motorbike and

An Analysis Of Ancient Siam
Chepter 3 Scene 1 Storyteller : After Merida gets Cinderella from airport. They go to Bang Poo, Samutprakarn. Merida has a problem. Because she is
lost. Merida : Excuse me, please. Is there a Ancient Siam around here? Stranger : There is on Sukhumvit Road – turn left from Kanchanaphisek Road.
It's opposite to Ford Bang Poo. Merida : Thank a lot. And is there any gas station near here? Stranger : Yes. There are two gas station around here.
One is in next to Samutprakarn technical college. And the other one is far from Ancient Siam 2km. Merida : Thank you very much. Stranger : You're
welcome. ***** Scene 2 Ancient Siam Merida : Here is an ancient Siam. Here is Ancient Siam. Khunlek wiriyapan is founder. Starting out as a model
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Merida : I'd like Chicken drumstick curry and potato, please. And I'll have some cola to drink. Waiter : Sure ... Are you finished here, Ma'am?
Merida : yes, thanks. Waiter : Would you like anything for dessert? Aurora : no, thanks. Could I have the bill, please? Waiter : yes, All 1,450 THB.
Storyteller : After that, Cindella ,aurora and Merida have a lunch in Monbuajam's restaurant happily. Merida : Cinderella , Aurora. Do you need to
buy some gift? Cinderella : Yes, to memorial a good time. Aurora : Well , buy something to gift a neighbors. Merida : Excuse me, please. Is there a
gift shop near here? Waitress : Yes, It's next to communication center. It's not far from here. You can walk from the front door and turn right. Merida
: Thank you. Waitress : Nevermind. ***** Scene 4 Ancient Siam Gift Shop Salesclerk : Sawatdee kha. Welcome to Ancient Siam Gift Shop. You
can choose a gifts from local merchant. Cinderella : Merida, I will go this way. Merida : Oh, look at those earring, Aurora. They're perfect for you.
Aurora : These red one? I'm not sure. Merida : No, the yellow ones. Aurora : Oh, These? Hmm. Yellow isn't really a good color for

Essay On Being A Non-Dependent Citizen
Throughout 2011 toward the end of 2015, my parents received several phone calls every other week from the Thai agencies asking for the money.
When I asked P Ooh and P Visa about the calls to my parents, they would say that it was just a regular routine check–up on my wellbeing. I felt it was
very strange because I always called them to inform my study and situation. Still, I believed that they truly cared for my parents and me. After being
treated like a criminal, I decided to look into becoming a non–visa dependent citizen so to save my family Dr. Jesse and my parents. After paying so
many months and so much money, the request still kept increasing higher and more. I decided to ask P Visa about the process to obtain the no objection
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Additionally, his wellbeing in Thailand may be compromised by discriminatory and prejudice biases. They replied the only choice for me would be
paying the country in full and they would consider providing the no objection letter. I was so heartbreaking to hear that because I was so loyal to
my country in every way I could. I obeyed and followed through every single request the country and the Thai agencies had asked me to do. When
they told me that I should start paying off some of the money toward the total amount so that Dr. Jesse my family, and my parents didn't have to carry
the burden and I could receive the letter of no objection. I followed through their suggestion right away. When my life's events changed, I informed
them frankly and always went through the great length to deal with everything peacefully. When they suggested me to pay, I followed them right
away. When their monetary demands increased, I asked them to understand my situation. Though being a doctoral student only got paid just enough
to live off while I was willing to pay them even when they requested for more money. My husband Dr. Jesse immediately told me then to start
keeping track of everything and kept all the records. When they started calling my parents every other week about the money and threatened their
safety challenged by not paying money as request, everyone was in fear. Dr. Jesse had helped me deal with monetary requests from my country. He
worked extra hours to produce

Summary Of Editing Out Thailand's Past
The Editorial Board writes in a NY Times article entitled "Editing Out Thailand's Past" about the removal of Mr. Thaksin's name from newest editions
of their history textbooks. There has been confusion as to why the government removed his name since there is no explanation. Personally, I wouldn't
want to live in Thailand. According to the Editorial Board, the government has been "aggressively" attempting to shape the minds of young Thais and
their perceptions of the public. The Thais Education Ministry has been instructing the students to write their behaviors and attitudes in a merit passport.
I would not like this circumstance because I don't like sharing my thoughts or reasoning behind the things I say with anyone. The article

What Is Globalisation By Sonchai Jipeecheap
Sonchai Jipeecheap the son of a Thai prostitute and an American soldier is able to walk in both cultures, but belong to neither. He is the personification
of modernization in Bangkok Thailand. Reading this novel gives the reader a chance to experience, through Sonchai, the effects of globalization on a
previously traditional society, along with the clash of two extremely contradistinctive cultures.
Throughout this exotic murder mystery Burdett has wrapped in a detailed and riveting study of a city at the intersection of the old world and the new.
Bangkok 8 models a world where capitalism has taken over while also giving us a peek, through his fictional yet realistic characters, at Thailand during
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"Unaccountable women are on the game not because they need to be but because they choose to be." (p.316). Throughout this book is appears as
though men and women are equal. Yes, it is true that many of the women are prostitues or provide a sex like service such as Kat Walk but, it is not
forced, and it seems to give women a special kind of power. An ethnocentric reader may finish the novel then come to the conclusion that all Thai
women are whores. This is far from the truth. When picking up this book the key is culture relativism and an open mind.
Conclusion
Bangkok 8 is an excellent book to be used in studies for begining students interested in studying development or just the non–western world in general.
It provides excellent examples of sociological concepts such as globalization and development. There is also a lot to learn about the clash between
Eastern and Western culture, It can be reccommended that students in the fields of sociology, criminology, urban studies, world studies and politics
read this

Essay on Children's Ministries Convention in Bangkok
The Children's Ministries department of the Southern Asia Pacific Division held another historic Division–wide Children's Ministries Convention in
Bangkok, Thailand in August 21–25, 2013. This was attended by more than 200 participants throughout the Southern Asia Pacific Division under the
able leadership of Dr Miriam L. Andres. We praise God that inspite of the inclement weather and storm, Manila then was flooded, domestic and
international flights were cancelled and delayed, many of the delegates slept on the floor of the Ninoy Aquino International Airportwaiting the flights
to be resumed. Mixed emotions gripped our hearts, because the rains kept pouring not sure when can the flights be resumed from Manila to Bangkok. I
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You would never get bored listening to their experiences and new ideas. With them were the Children's Ministries Directors from the five Divisions
and two Unions around the world who helped in the plenary sessions and workshops. They were: Dinorah Rivera– American Division; Julie Westlake–
South Pacific Division; Caroline Chola–Southern Africa Indian Ocean; Elsa Cozzi– Inter European Division; Omobonike Adeola Sessou– West central
Africa Division; Sim Sew Moi, Southeast Asia Union Mission; and James Chang H Chang, J.D. and wife Shirley S. Chang PhD: and of course our
very our Southern Asia Pacific Division ChM Director, Dr. Miriam L. Andres, who burned her midnight candle in preparing all the needed instruments
for the success of the Convention..
Succeeding topics discussed were the following: Leading Children To Prayer, Creative Story Telling, Involving Children In Ministry & Mission, The
First 3 Years of a Child, Children Below Three–No TV, Trend quakes in Children's Ministry, The Wonder Of Object Lessons, Hold On To Your Kids,
Preventing Child Abuse, Being God's Faithful Stewards, The Healthy Brain, Bully Tips for Parents, and Fantastic Crafts & T–shirt Printing. The topics
were all interesting and kept all delegates busy throughout the convention period. It is believed that those who attended were "Turbo–Charged"
physically by

Our Social Lives Remo Analysis
When Did Lives on Social Media Become More Time–Consuming than Our Social Lives by Jessica Remo argues that what people post social media
is not portraying the truth to their daily lives. Social media allows the individual to post a picture, video, status, and edit these to make it seem like
their lives are better than others. "Social media allows the user to create their own TV channel and make their lives seem better than they really are,"
(Remo). In addition to portraying a fake live, these posts have negative impacts on the viewers. With 92 percent of those between 18 and 29, and 73
percent of people in their 30's and 40's using social media, this gives each individual the ability to control their image, and people's impression of them.
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She provides the example of Scott Schroeder, a chef, who had a hard time selling one item on his menu, and after posting it to Instagram, customers
come in for that exact item because they saw it on a popular account. Remo irritates that social media is destroying real connections between people
and results in self–esteem loss based upon other people's posts.
With the information provided, along with the diction Jessica Remo uses, it clearly demonstrates that she is opposed to social media, and believes that
social media has negatives effects on others and that people only post what they want others to see. It is true, that many people become upset when
viewing other profiles, for an example seeing your friends at a party that you were not invited to. Her viewpoint is clearly identifiable with the usage
of her own real life examples involving her friend, her mom's Facebook friend, and the chef in

Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Bangkok
Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok is a five–star hotel in Bangkok owned in part and managed by Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. Located on the banks of
the Chao Phraya River, the original structure was the first hotel built in Thailand when it opened as The Oriental in 1879. Today, thehotel is one of two
flagship properties of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group and is known for service, which consistently places it among the world's best hotels
Background and History
When Siam opened to foreign trade after the signing of the Bowring Treaty the sailors that manned the ships which conveyed this trade though
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To compete with popular clubs and a new local bar called Chez Eve, Krull established the Bamboo Bar, which soon became one of the leading bars in
Bangkok.
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In 1958 the ten–storey Garden Wing was built. It featured the cityвЂџs first elevator and was home to the Le Normandie Restaurant. In 1967, fearful
that Thailand would fall to the communists, Krull sold her share to Italthai which at the time was well on its way to becoming one of the countryвЂџs
most significant mercantile groups eventually totally some 60 companies involved in almost all aspects of the Thai economy.
Italthai had been founded in the mid–fifties by Giorgio Berlingieri, an Italian born in Genoa and Dr Chaijudh Karnasuta, a Thai. Berlingieri felt that
the Oriental had begun to rest on its laurels and had dropped behind its competitors. He wanted to develop the Oriental into one of the best hotels in
the world. Too involved with his various businesses to devote time to the project, Berlingieri in November 1967 appointed 30–year–old Kurt
Wachtveitl (1937– ), at that time manager of Nipa Lodge (a hotel that Italthai owned in Pattaya), as general manager of the Oriental. In 1972 the hotel
acquired an adjacent property upon which it erected the 350–room River Wing.
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group and Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok The Group began with the opening of its flagship property, The Mandarin, in Hong
Kong in 1963, which soon built up

Thailand : History And Culture In The Country Of Thailand
Thailand is the only Southeast Asian country that was never colonized by a European country. In fact, in the Thai language, the name of the country is
Prathet Thai which means "land of the free." The country of Thailand is one that is heavily visited by tourists from all around the world. What makes
so attractive to tourists is that it's a country so rich with history and traditions, one with such original foods that make your mouth water from just the
thought, and it has such a diverse range of music that leaves your ears ringing with the noises of the people. "There are about 35,000 temples in Thailand
." Visiting them requires modest clothing, meaning no shorts or sleeveless shirts (Swattnani, 1). One of the most attractive aspects of the country
Thailand is the amazing history it has, and how well they have preserved it all. Along the lands are beautiful palaces dotting the horizon and
extravagant religious temples. In the capital city of Bangkok, there is a temple that contains a priceless golden statue of a reclining Buddha,
representing the entry of Buddha to Nirvana, and the end of all reincarnations. People visit this temple to receive revelation and to worship Buddha.
The temple of Wat Pho, which contains the reclining Buddha, is one of the hosts of the Celebration of Vesak Day. Vesak day is the day Buddhists all
over the world celebrate the birth, death, and enlightenment of Visakha Bucha, or, Buddha. "In a country that's over 90% Buddhist, this is an incredibly

The Negative Effects Of Social Media
Peter Drucker is best known for being the Father of Modern Management, as well as being the author of several books and articles about innovation,
entrepreneurship and strategies for dealing with the world. Drucker once said, "The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn't said"
(Drucker). Social Media has an had enormous effect on the world today. Everyday people are posting cruel comments and inappropriate posts about
others without thinking about the effect it can have on that person. Although these sites provide us with easier ways of connecting with the world, they
also have a negative impact on how people can view themselves. Social media sites such as, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram cause negativity all over
the world today.
Facebook was created on February 4, 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg, a nineteen year old Harvard University student. When creating the site, Zuckerberg
only allowed Harvard students to create an account, but overtime he made it available to other colleges around the world. Social media can affect a
person's life in a negative way, and comes to the point where it begins to hurt other's. When Zuckerberg created the site, he used it to rank girls, not
only at Harvard, but at other Universities as well. When people joined the site, they wanted to be apart of a site where they could post pictures about the
activities they participate in. Facebook uses a thing called, "friends" where people can add other people as a friend, you can either

Argumentative Essay On Social Media
In this age of social media, we are constantly worried about being popular. We are driven by "likes," "comments," and "followers." Not caring what
our peers thought, our middle school selves posted anything and everything. Now, as seniors and having had access to social media for an
abundance of years, we are far more cautious about what we post but not in the way you might imagine. Instagram is a resourceful tool but, if used
incorrectly, could impair your social status. Unlike in middle school, we do not want to post too frequently, too many similar pictures, or too long
of a caption. Those who post everyday get a diminishing amount of likes. The unwritten rules to instagram are simple: once a day, once day a
week, and at least once a month. Occasionally, these rules are allowed to be broken. A couple times a year, posting two days in a row is permitted,
but only in dire circumstances should multiple posts be uploaded in a single day, and now, with multiple photos per post capabilities, the
acceptance for this is even less. Uploading several posts of pictures taken on the same day and at the same event becomes repetitive. Putting those
pictures in the same post will fix this problem. Adding a caption to the picture also help make your posts different. Followers will often skip over a
caption that is too long and disregard a post with no caption at all, but will love a one word to two sentence caption. Finding a special occasion to post
is the first step to

Thailand Case Study
1. What were RBC's ultimate goals in opening a representative office in Thailand?
The RBC's ultimate goal was to attain a full branch license to operate in Thailand. They also wanted to effectively compete in the Thai sector they
needed to enter using the BIBF format. This would give them the ability to increase presence and to demonstrate commitment to both regional and
multinational clients.
2. How large is the initial staff for the office and what is the estimated pretax Profit?
The banks intent was to commence with a staff of five people. The general manager was the most experienced banker of the five and he was chosen
from the RBC network. The other four were employees that were hired locally. They encompassed of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Local presence, combined with the ability to secure collateral, provided an opportunity to develop relationships with a much broader prospective client
base than could be achieved from abroad.
6. What are Thailand's most important exports?
Thailand's most important exports were manufactured goods. It accounted for 81% of exports. These included clothing, electronic parts and
components, furniture and jewelry.
7. What is the "current" (1997) situation in Thailand?
In 1997 the country's exports were no longer booming and the Thai economy entered a unsafe and unpredictable phase. Foreign investors were skeptical
about the current–account deficit and the big loans property developers. Bad debt continued to mount up and the stock market crashed to depths not
seen in eight years. This caused the baht to fall prey to speculative attack. High debt, heavy borrowing, large current account deficit, and the semi–fixed
exchange rate system all played a part to the Thai crisis.
8. What are the highlights of the IMF's bailout of Thailand?
On August 5, 1997 the government of Thailand announced it had reached an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The reform
included the closing of another 16 finance firms, in addition to the 42 finance firms that were suspended earlier in that year. These firms were asked to
merge with banks and other companies or submit other rehabilitation plans. This package

Money Makes The World Go Around By Barbara Garson Summary
In the 19th and early 20th century, the world's economies grew interconnected and entangled as trade, capital, investment, migration and technology
thrived. This international integration forms the basis for globalization and arises from exchange and interbreeding of perspectives, ideas and aspects
of culture. This modern economic and global point of view posits that globalization increases trade, raises wages, heightens living standards, and betters
the market discipline. With its roots in free market capitalism, the critics of this perspective declare globalization to be detrimental to the vast majority
of the working class and poor since most of the labor and work goes to the lowest bidder; proper regulation and working conditions are often ... Show
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The IMF did provide relief but at the expense of the food subsidies which the Thai rely on to compete for food prices. If the economy of Thailand were
left alone, given their own economic sovereignty rather than launching them in the vicious global market while being compared and linked to the
titanic financial power of the dollar, their quaint agricultural and textile industry could have thrived and met the requirements to maintain their nation.
The deeply rooted free market ideals of globalization forced the Thai baht to be overvalued. The wolf pack like instincts (bred by the greed and profit
seeking nature of global capitalism) of the foreign investors let the baht to be over sold and the price of the currency to be driven down into obscurity.
The global market capital perspective provides an insightful perspective as to why the Thai currency crash was so impactful to not just Bangkok, or
Asia but the entire globe. The interconnectedness of the international economy provides a community for nations but due to the infinite connections
that exist in this paradigm, the problems of one place can be caused by anybody and leave widespread consequences in every modicum of the

Is The Robbery Occurred? Essay
In the beginning of October, reality star Kim Kardashian was held hostage in her Paris hotel room and robbed of most of her jewelry and valuables.
Prior to the horrible incident, she posted many different things on social media that the robbers probably used to their advantage. On Snapchat, she
flashed her multi–million dollar jewelry on the camera, exposed to millions of her followers. Right before the robbery happened, viewers were aware
that she was alone in her hotel room when she posted a video of her congratulating her younger brother through iPhone Facetime. According to CNN,
the police has suggested that Kardashian's prolific social posting about her life and wealth may have attracted the robbers in the multi–million dollar
heist. Even though there are many other possibilities as to why the robbery occurred, it is still a valid example of why you should be more reserved
on what you post on your social media platforms. Since the popularity of having multiple social media accounts has increased, it is crucial that we
are more aware of what we post on social media. Since people are widely using social networks to display a lot of their personal information and give
access to potential bullies, future jobs/colleges, or even potential criminals, precautions and social awareness as well as media moderation should be
constructed so we can take away the harmful stigmas surrounding its use.
Social media usage can lead to harassment and bullying. When you join a social media

The Pros And Cons Of Police Corruption In Thailand
It is generally known that police corruption, the use of police power to acquire personal and organizational benefits, can be easily found in Thailand
just like a disease (Carter, 1990). From the statistics, the corruption especially bribery is committed by almost all police organization; in year 2013, it
is surveyed that the cost of corruption is roughly $8.6 Billion, 10 percent of Thailand overall investment and budget (Arunmas, 2014). Even if the
corruption aggravates the country, some authorized groups of people including the police officers continue to make a benefit from the weakness of the
law without thinking about the nation. For instance, rice–pledging scheme, Thailand policy assisting the farmer with the capital, is corrupted, and ...
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The society will be terrible and harmful if there are too many crimes including corruption and police bribing in the country (Heidensohn, 1989).
Due to the terrible society, we will find it difficult to trust somebody since we cannot know that whether they are ethical or not. All we had better
do is avoiding the risk of being exploited by them. What's more, the reliability of the country will decrease as well, and this will affect economy of
the country to be worse. In reality, the reliability of the country is very important because it can be used to measure the quality of the country (Martin
& Eroglu, 1993). According to Standard and Poor organization, credit rating agency, Thailand reliability is rated A (Sovereign rating list, 2014).
However, unless the policy of bribing concerning the police is progressively reinvented, I am certain that reliability of Thailand will soon decrease
since the problem of corruption including police bribing will be worse and continuously impact tourism and economy. Tourism is one of the most
important kinds of business in Thailand that contribute people to have more income and occupation (Chancharat, 2011). We can say that the number of
unemployed citizens will greatly rise up and economy will be in the crisis if tourism in Thailand does not exist or is inefficiently

Promoting Products And Services : International Market For...
BSBMKG513 Promote products and services to international markets
Assessment Task 2: Project– Plan promotional activities
I will consider the country Thailand as the targeted international market for TTNQ for the exploration.
Part A: Plan and conduct promotional activities
From: maha_7682@yahoo.com
To: ling@barklycollege.com
Subject: Planned promotional activities for TTNQ
Hi Ling,
I am sending you the report of promotional activities for TTNQ. The objectives of the designed strategies are to:
–Help to improve the current business images of TTNQ
–Help to increase the future visitors to TTNQ
–Serve as part of the TTNQ's overall marketing plan
To get these strategies to be implemented later on, I would sincerely request your support and recommendations. Please let me know how you would
think about my plans.
Thanks a lot
Mahakanaga Maniam
5 key information sources that can assist you to plan promotional activities in the identified country.
Information sourcesSummarization
1. Sightseeing (RattawutLapcharoensap, 2005)Provide some different short stories about the country's gangster culture, young people's life and the

conflicts between the locals and foreign tourists.
2. Bangkok Days (Lawrence Osborne, 2009)Provide information about the local sex industry and encounter the author dealt with on a daily basis
3. A History of Thailand (Chris Baker and PasukPhongpaichit, 2003)Provide the information about the country's political, cultural, social and economic
aspects

Case Study: Eldora Co.
Introduction: EDC is the leading cycle manufacturing company in USA with 30% market share. Ann Reardon, CEO of the Eldora Co. (EDC), has led
her organization to become the largest and most profitable bicycle maker in the U.S. market. When her competitionwas moving its operations overseas
because of lower labour costs, she chose to keepEDC's plant on the same campus as corporate headquarters in Boulder, Colorado. Two of company's
major strengths were company culture and common campus for alldepartments such as marketing, manufacturing, sales etc. which helps EDC in
fastercommunication and changes in the style, production plan and making responsive supplychain. EDC specializes in producing good quality
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is saturated, and is growing at mere 2% per year.The competition in U.S.A. is increasing Eldora Co. is not present in Asia, where growth rates are in
the double digits.Its two main competitors have already setup manufacturing plants inChina and Taiwan.EDC cannot compete in the Asian markets
with its manufacturing basedin the U.S.A. as the labour costs in China and Taiwan are five to tenpercent lower. Issues in Facility Location: The
problem of facility location is faced by both new and existing businesses, andthis is critical to a company's success. An important element in designing
a company'ssupply chain is the location of its facilities. Manufacturing and service companies'location decisions are guided by a variety of criteria
defined by competitive

Blue Diamond Affair Informative Speech
Topic: The Blue Diamond Affair
General Purpose:To inform
Specific Purpose: To inform the audience about the problems that occurred in the Saudi Arabia and Thailand relationship
Central Idea: the brief history about "the Blue Diamond Affair and some effects that this never–ending crimes have created created ."
Type of speech: Event
Org. pattern: Topical
Introduction:
For Two decades or 25 years ago, 200 pounds of jewelry, and also the Blue Diamond, a prized possessions of Saudi Royal family had stolen by a Thai
servant never been solved (Shay, 2010). The unsolved crimes and mystery of Blue Diamond have created significant effects that soured relations
between Saudi Arabia and Thailand for a long time.
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"...recalled its most senior diplomat to Thailand "(Arabian Business, 2014).
Saudi Arabia, who his brother had been missing(Al–Ruwaili) for 25 years really disappointed in the Criminal Court (Fredickson, 2014).
2. Stopped all its national carrier's flights to Bangkok, Thai Airline had suffered with the diplomats relations between Thai–Saudi. (Meghan A.
McClincy, 2012).
3. Banned the recruitment of Thai workers
Cut off the Thai employees, and not allowed their people to visit Thailand.
" Saudi Arabia refused to allow Thai labourers to seek employment in the oil–rich country and prohibited its citizens from visiting the Asian kingdom."
(Trend News Agency, 2010)
"Over 200,000 Thai nationals were working in Saudi in 1989, and millions of dollars a year were being sent home in remittances." (Ramsey, 2015).
"Thai workers dropped from 200,000 in 1989 to merely 10,000 in 2011." (Meghan A. McClincy, 2012).
Conclusion
Thailand have attempted to improve its diplomat relations with Saudi Arabia, but their attempts have failed because of the failures to solve the murder
cases and seek for the precious Blue Diamond. Saudi Arabia wait too long to find the justice in Thailand, but never get it. So, Who should protect the
country now? the polices who can turn to be a Mafia anytime? This is a shame that Thailand need to

Blades, Inc. : The United States Based Roller Blade...
Blades, Inc. is a United States based roller blade company. They are looking to grow via direct foreign investment, and are particularly interested in
expanding into Thailand. Blades, Inc. has an existing agreement with Entertainment Products, a Thai retailer, that will last for another two years. The
agreement states that Blade will sell 180,000 pairs of roller blades annually to Entertainment Products at a fixed price. The price is denominated in Thai
baht, and is substantially discounted from the U.S. price. Thailand's economy has been one of the fastest growing world economies, which allows for
expansive industry growth potential. However, recent events have increased economic uncertainty, and it is difficult to predict future conditions. The
Thai baht, which was originally pegged to the U.S. dollar, is now a free–floating currency, and it had depreciated substantially. Inflation levels have
also been very high recently. The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Blades, Inc., Ben Holt, believes that now would be an ideal time to consider direct
foreign investment in Thailand. The uncertain economic conditions would allow for a much lower initial outlay cost. The possibility that the economy
stabilizes would mean a high amount of growth potential. Holt would also prefer considering direct foreign investment in Thailand over the option of
entering the United Kingdom. The forecasts show that the demand in the UK will be similar to the demand in the US, and the growth

Myth Country For Business Or Tourism In The Country Of...
More than 9,194,057 people within 2017 have visited Thailand for business or pleasure. Allowing for Thailand to be the ninth country in the world for
most visited by tourist. What does culture mean to you? It is defined in FM 3–24.2 as, "the set of a system of shared beliefs, values, customs,
behaviors, and artifacts that members of a society use to cope with their world and one another (2009). The major characteristics of culture are
established with history, language, geography, religion, communication, political science, military art and science, sociology, cultural anthropology,
economics, education, art, music, entertainment, literature, food, drink, psychology, law, criminal justice, science, and technology. We will discuss the
country of Thailand and cover the area, key infrastructure, weather, people, and civil consideration.
The country of Thailand is currently located on the continent of Asia. It is surrounded by the country of Myanmar to the West, Laos to the North, and
Cambodia to the Southeast. The southern portion of the country is surrounded by the body of the Bay of Bengal and the South China Sea. The country
provides a different aspect of the environment. To the south, you can admire the sandy beach and as you head to the low mountainsides to the North,
you can come across rice paddies along the route. The country is divided into five deifying portions. The tallest mountain in the country is Mount
Inthanon, scaling at 8,481 feet. The capital of

The Importance Of A Foreign Country Has Changed My Life
Studying in a foreign country has been something I have desired to do since high school. My family's financial situation has kept our adventures
centralized to Ohio. I have never been presented with an opportunity to travel outside of the United States. I knew going abroad in college was my
best chance to finally experience a new country and a new culture within my financial needs. Yet, I didn't just want to go to abroad for a few weeks, I
wanted to study abroad for an entire semester. I wanted to immerse myself in an unfamiliar culture. To let go of what I know here and observe from
their perspective. Through my program I hope to appreciate the diversity another country has to offer. In spring 2017, I plan to travel to Thailand and
participate in study abroad program through CISabroad. The program runs for an entire semester. I will be taking classes at Mahidol University with
Thai and other international students.
It was more that this program picked me then I picked this program. My field of study at Ohio University is Wildlife and Conservation Biology. As I
looked through programs it was extremely difficult to find a program with classes that would work for my major. This was the only program that
offered a variety of courses specifically related to wildlife and ecology. It also worked out well financially since the program's cost was lower than
average. Though this course might have been my only viable option I am glad it was. The more I learn about Thailand the

Media Ethics: The Ethics Of Social Media And Ethics
Social Media and Ethics
Introduction:
Social media is a basic part of every individual's life. It affects our daily lives and manipulates our mindset accordingly. Nowadays, it is true that
social media either makes a nation or breaks a nation. Because its utterly large strength, it is used by many political or international figures as a means
to convey messages and get fame. Aperson as an individual is indulged in various activities using this platform. Advertisements, marketing promos,
campaigning, minute to minute updates, daily life activities and socializing; it is all the world of social media. But there are some basic ethics which
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Cyber Crimes: If social ethics aren't followed then any acts of carelessness can turn into hideous crimes. For example explicit content might be spread
on the internet or your pictures could be edited and turned into nude images on explicit websites.
13. Positivity: It is not always appreciated that you keep posting negative content, particularly about your country or make curt remarks about the
system. Try to make the world a better place and be positive by showing a good side of your country.
14. Real world vs. Cyber world:
Always know when to draw the line between the real world and the cyber world. The life people show on a website may not be their actual lives and
they may not be as famous in real lives as they are in the cyber world.
15. Permissions:
Always ask people for permission before tagging them anywhere publicly or before using their private content for public use. Show a sense of
responsibility.
16. Fake Adverts:
There are many people on the internet who find ways to devise such fake adverts which then lead them to send a virus in your system and make you at
a huge risk of security. Hence, think twice before clicking any attractive

The King Of Thailand's Philosophy Of Sufficient Economy
This paper takes a look at the King of Thailand's philosophy of "Sufficiency Economy" which contains a Buddhist belief that stresses the middle path
as a prime principle for proper conduct by all levels of the population. Its application begins from the level of individuals and families through to
communities and the nation itself in terms of development and administration. Thailand was well known for its agricultural commodities and being one
of the world's top rice exporters despite being a developing country faced with challenges such as economic growth and poverty. The World Bank
coined Thailand as the fastest emerging economy during the latter part of the 1980's where growth was stimulated by foreign and domestic investment
and borrowing. (http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/thailand/overview). Thailand's poverty rate fell... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The National Education Act 1999 and the Constitution of the Kingdom 1997 urged for a reform in education and significant changes were made to
all levels of education nationally. The reforms in education focused on improving the quality of teaching practices and had adopted some principles
of the King's philosophy of "Sufficient Economy". The King articulated in a 1974 royal speech, "If one focuses only on rapid economic expansion
without making sure that such a plan is appropriate for our people and the condition of our country, it will inevitably result in various imbalances and
eventually end up as failure or crisis in other countries" (Cited by He Changchui at International Workshop on Sufficiency Economy on 27 July 2006).
The philosophy of "sufficient Economy" focuses on the middle path of conducting a way of life enhancing the development of the whole nation. The
King emphasizes the importance of management in order to ease the country's pains endured from the 1997/1998 economic crisis and a willingness to
achieve sustainable development (National Economic Social Development Board,

Airport Is The Last Shopping Place Essay
The Last Shopping Place is Airport
Have you ever go shopping in Airport? You should agree that Airport becomes the last shopping choice. Travelers usually shopping in Airport when
they do not have time to shop in the shopping center, or when they remember that there is a miss thing or souvenir for their relatives. However, if
you are in Bangkok, there is no problem to do shopping in Bangkok Airport because it is the fourth busiest Airport in the world that has more than
shopping places. If you are looking for a best brands product, this Airport provides it for you. Anything you wish to make you better is here. Therefore,
you can enjoy your waiting time in Airport and you will not say bored in Suvarnabhumi.
Suvarnabhumi Airport's Profile
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Liquor and wine are also available here with a nice view. Boutique shops are also here, and you can get it in Level 4. Luxury brands like Bally, Bvlgari,
Cartier, Coach, Dior, and more are here too. If you love Prada, Hermes, Gucci, Celine, Chanel, and Chopard, you will not be disappointed because
all of them are here. In level 4, you also will find The Royal Project and OTOP. They only sell product from Thailand, and His Majesty King and Her
Majesty Queen of Thailand initiate it. You will get it at a rational price, so do not worry about the price in this

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