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Thai Puan New Vol.28
Issue May 2009
 


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Issue Feb 2009
 
 
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NOT TO BE MISS Phuket Fantasea Fantasy of a Kingdom Show
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Siam Niramit Journey to the Enchanted Kingdom of Siam
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HOT CHILIES
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>> HOT! EVENTS IN THAILAND

Thailand Public Holiday

1 May - Labor Day

5 May - Coronation Day

8 May - Visakha Bucha Day

8 May - Bun Bang Fai Festival Rocket Festival on Mekong River , Phaya Thaen Park , Mueang District, Yasothon from 8-10 May 2009.

11 May - Royal Ploughing Ceremony
 
Bangkok

Silom Soi 4

06 May - The Balcony's 11th Birthday

20 May - Miss Jumbo Contest

14 June - 22nd Birthday Party Telephone Pub

 
Koh Samui

1- 6 June - 8th Koh Samui Regatta

Boy Zone

Every Wednesday have a delicious BBQ with and watch our outstanding performed boy shows outside our terrasse

Rainbow Scuba & Tour

Rainbow-Scuba to Maldives 7 days/nights live-aboard 30 August to 6 September 2009

 
Phuket

4 - 11 June - Phuket Film Festival 2009

The Phuket Film Festival is proud to announce a Spotlight on Taiwanese Film will take place during the second edition of the festival which will run June 4 - 11 at the Coliseum Theaters in Phuket Town , on the beautiful international resort destination of Phuket , Thailand .

Club One Seven B&B

Form now! Happy hours enjoy the company of the "Family", with a COLD BEER by the pool from 4pm - 7pm daily cold beer @50 baht each (Heineken or Singha beer).

 
Pattaya

01 May - Miss Labour Contest at Dude Man Club

15 May - Miss Tiffany Universe Contest Tiffany Theater , North Pattaya .

29 May - Rear of the Year For Pattaya Gay Festival at Copa Show Bar, Pattayaland Soi 3, South Pattaya .

31 May - Take Care Charity Quiz Night Pattaya Ozz Bar, Jomtien Plaza .

Ozz Bar

Jomtiens newest established gay venue, for a great fun night out, with low priced drinks and relaxed music. Different branded "BAR 70 PROMOTION" drinks available, all day everyday for 70 Bhts.

Monthly quiz nights on the last Sunday of every month in aid of local charaties and regular shows coming soon to the terrace bar.

A Bingo night every Wednesday is proving very popular, with bottles of spirits and vouchers for lines and full houses. All the fun starts at 9.30pm on the terrace, its free to play and no purchases are necessary .

 
Chiang Mai

House Of Male Sauna Special offers & events

-Free entry on your birthday

-Each 10th visit to House of Male free-Obtain coupon from cashier

-Buddy nights each Tuesday & Thursday nights with entry for 2 at the price of 1, commencing 6pm

-During January we have Thai style barbecues each Saturday afternoon

 
 
 

NOT TO BE MISSED

Phuket Fantasea

Fantasy of a Kingdom Show

 

  

Inside the palace, the Kamala Prince orchestrates a spellbinding fantasy, where myth, mystery and magic merge with space-age technology, in a dazzling extravaganza of music and dance, of pyrotechnics and acrobatics, of illusion and mystery. Never before has Thailand seen such grandeur and excitement. Juggling time and space, he whisks you through the Kingdom's regions, from the Forest of the Kinna-rees to the Land of the Elephants. Marvel at the wind in your hair, the snow and rain on your shoulders; You are on a magical tour of discovery.

Festival villages

A stroll through the enchanted Festival Village is like a journey through Thailand 's architectural history. Each fascinating facade promises a unique shopping experience, where visitors can buy high quality locally made products from 15 different shops offering silk, leather, handicrafts, ceramic, jewelry, souvenirs, unusual items about elephants and Siamese twins and much more!

The Golden Kinnaree Buffet Restaurant

The road from the Festival Village leads to the blue lake, in which floats the beautiful Golden Pavillion, entrance to the world's grandest 4,000- seat dining facility. Here mythical Kinnarees, half-bird half-woman of legendary beauty and gracious-ness, look after their guests like proverbial kings. Amidst a mystical Himmaphan forest setting, visitors can indulge in a sumptuous feast of Royal Thai-dishes and delicacies from popular international cuisines, prepared by some of Thailand 's finest chefs.

Palace of Elephant

At the heart of Phuket Fantasea is the magnificent Palace of the Elephants, a state-of-the-art theater with wonderful acoustics and seating 3,000 persons. Fronted by a glorious reconstruction of a Sukhothai-era stone palace, with intriguing elephant statues, the theater puts on a spellbinding show combining culture and illusion that is almost beyond belief.

The timeless walls of the Palace rear up before you, each stone face a tribute to the 999 elephants - who founded this legendary Kingdom. An aura of magic pours out, pulling you into a world of fantasy!

 
 

Siam Niramit Journey to the Enchanted Kingdom of Siam

  

Siam Niramit is a world-class performance of Thailand 's arts and cultural heritage. Set in the heart of Bangkok affording convenient access by MRT subway and major thoroughfares, this must-see spectacular is performed on the gigantic stage now listed in the Guinness World Records, featuring over 150 performers with as many as 500 costumes. On top of this, enhanced special effects with the world's most advanced technology are used to produce a stimulating, very realistic and inspiring experience. This is a Journey to the Enchanted Kingdom of Thailand that no one can miss.

Act 1: Journey Back into History

For over seven centuries, Siam has been home of diverse cultures, a cross-road where civilizations met. Siam Niramit takes you back to the past to witness …

Act 2: Journey Beyond Imagination: The Three Worlds: Hell, Himapaan Forest &Heaven

Despite the diverse cultures and livelihood, Thai people are all bound by common belief in the religious principle of the Law of Karma. The good deeds or bad deeds in this world will result in merit or suffering in the next life.

Act 3: Journey Through Joyous Festivals

Buddhists believe that to go to heaven, one must gather merit on earth. Thus, Thai culture is full of a wide variety of merit-making festivals, which combine

religious ceremony with joyful celebrations. For example, Ordination, Song Kran, Phi Dtaa Khon, and Loy Krathong.

Other Attractions

Siam Niramit is set on a site of 10 acres and, in addition to the theater, comprises a quaint Thai Village set on a canal, bringing to life the traditional lifestyles, arts and crafts of the four regions of the Kingdom. A delicious Thai-Western buffet is served at three dining rooms with seating for 1000, and there is also enjoyable Outdoor Entertainment. A number of Souvenir Shops offer beautiful handicrafts and keepsakes from around Thailand .
 
 

HOT CHILIES

  

Tasteless, colourless, odourless and painful, pure capsaicin is a curious substance.

It does no lasting damage, but the body's natural response to even a modest dose is self defence, sweat pours, the pulse quickens, the tongue flinches, tears may roll. But then something else kicks in, pain relief. The blood stream floods with endorphins, the closest thing to morphine the body produces. The result is a high. And the more capsaicin you ingest, the bigger and better it gets.

Which is why the diet of the rich world is heating up. Hot chilies, once the preserve of aficionados with exotic tastes for cuisine from places such as India , Thailand or Mexico , are now a staple ingredient in everything from ready made meals to cocktails.

One reason, is that globalization has raised the rich worlds tolerance to capsaicin. What may seem unbearably hot to those reared on the bland diets of Europe or the Anglosphere half a century ago is just a pleasantly spicy dish to their children and grandchildren, whose student years were spent scoffing cheap curries or nacho chips with salsa. Recipes in the past used to call for a cautious pinch of cayenne pepper. For today's guzzlers, even standard strength Tabasco sauce, the worlds best selling chili based condiment, may be too mild. The Louisiana based firm now produces an extra hot version, based on habanero peppers, the fieriest of the commonly consumed chilies.

For the real heat seekers, even that is too tame. Britain 's biggest supermarket chain recently added a new pepper to it's shelves, the Dorset Naga. Inhaling it's vapour makes your nose tingle. Touching it is painful. Cooks are advised to wear gloves. By the standard of other chilies it is astronomically hot. On the commonly used Scoville scale [based on dilution in sugar syrup to the point that the capsaicin becomes no longer noticeable to the taster] it rates 1.6m units. This is close to the 2m units score of pepper spray used in riot control. The hottest habanero chilies score a wimpy 577,000.

For connoisseurs though, the macho fuss about ever hotter chilies is distasteful, even vulgar. It's like rating wines by their alcohol content only. Connoisseurs normally prefer the more complex Mexican matrix, which categorises chilies both by heat and weather they are fresh, dried, pickled or smoked. Any of these can produce big changes in flavour.

From this point of view, the most interesting trend is not in ever higher doses of capsaicin for the maniac market, but in the presence of chili in a range of foodstuffs that previous generations would have regarded as preposterous candidates for hotting up. Chili flavoured chocolate, for example, has gone from being a novelty item to a popular mainstream product. Hot apple chili jelly is now a condiment for meat and olive oil is being infused with chili.

The reason may be that capsaicin excites the trigeminal nerve, increasing the body's receptiveness to the flavour of other foods. Great news for both the gourmets and the poor, whose bland diet needs spicing up. Even a small quantity of capsaicin increases the perceived intensity of the other flavours in a dish.

Humans are the only mammals to eat chilies. Other species apparently reckon that nasty tastes are a powerful evolutionary signal that something may be poisonous. That offers a clue to the way in which humans came to develop a chili habit. In the same way as young people may come to like alcohol, tobacco and coffee, all of which initially taste nasty, but deliver a pleasurable chemical kick, chili eating starts off as a social habit, bolstered by a benign masochism. The adrenalin kick plus the natural opiates form an unbeatable combination for thrill seekers. Just don't fondle your partner.

 
 

 

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