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Breaking News
 September 2012
Click here to read our August 2012 News.
 Pe Pé Club A Go-Go
 At Covent Garden, Soi 16, off Walking Street, the new Pe Pé Club A Go-Go opened on September 27th, 2012.
It replaces the failed Dream A Go-Go.
Las Vegas III
 On Soi Yamato a Las Vegas III A Go-Go Club opened near the former premises of the Hot & Cold A Go-Go 2.
The new club is a dependence of the Las Vegas A Go-Go at about the middle of the same street.
Having the original Las Vegas A Go-Go and the Las Vegas III A Go-Go, we asked our people to look out for a Las Vegas 2 venue...
New Hotel
 On Pattaya's 2nd Road, located between Soi 7 and Soi 8, a new hotel will open very soon. Its name: Punyapha Place.
PS.: Punyapha is a Thai first name for ladies.  Koyo No.7 closed
 Koyo No.7, the Ladyboy Bar at the ailing Siren Square, closed. There aren't any bars anymore at the second floor of the building that is known for its Pattaya Beer Garden.
Calif closed
 Calif Exclusive, a bar located at the ailing Absolute Entertainment Complex on Walking Street, closed.
From the possible 5 venues there are just 2 working: Lollipop A Go-Go and Galaxy Cabaret.
My Corner closed
 My Corner, a restaurant on Second Road, closed.
The nice venue at the entry to the Royal Palace Hotel hat a very short life: It served its customers during a few months only.
Deadly Ozone
Ozone, the new night- & A Go-Go club announced at Bali Hai Entertainment Complex, closed before it even opened.
The club is already on the block.
Green People tell us almost every day how dangerous Ozone can be. Now we got the proof...
 Comeback!
Smile Rock Girls A Go-Go, located on Soi 15, re-opened after a short closure for renovation.
Comeback?
 The failed Buffet King Restaurant, located across from Walking Street's McDonald's is preparing a comback, probably using a different format.
 A banner tells the new 'destination': SCL Saltlake Russian & Indian Restaurant...
 Crazy Dave, located on Soi Chaiyaphoon, off Soi Buakhaow, is on the block due to ill health of the owner.
 SAS says Goodbye to Thailand!
 SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) decided to stop flying to Thailand by the end of March 2013.
SAS not only was a popular carrier among visitors from Scandinavian countries, for many travelers from other European countries Scandinavian Airlines was their first choice.
SAS is citing the increasing competition from Middle Eastern carriers as a reason to axe their flights to Bangkok International Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK).
Car Free Pattaya!?
 On September 10th our lovely Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome announced that Pattaya will be a participant in World Car Free Day.
The World Car Free Day was announced by City Hall for September 15th 2012, but, in reality, took place on September 22nd 2012 (our highly educated City Hall can't know everything!). There was no official ban. City Hall asked People to be considerate and take part in this worldwide environmental event.
Our lovely Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome announced during the event that Pattaya has projects to make ways for cyclists in Pattaya parks and around Pattaya Beach soon...
H&M goes Thailand
 On September 29th 2012 H&M will open its first shop in Thailand at the prestigious Paragon Center in Bangkok.
Generic 'Viagra®' for 25 Baht!
Thailand's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given permission to the Government Pharmaceutical Organisation (GPO) to produce Silagra - a Viagra® equivalent that contains generic sildenafil.
It will go on sale on October 15th 2012.
The 50mg tablet will be sold at 25 Baht, the 100mg tablet at 45 Baht.
Silagra is an erectile dysfunction drug originally produced by Cipla (India). Stop the Press!
On September 26th 2012 pharma-giant Pfizer informed Thailand's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) it will cut the price of Viagra®.
The company said it will reduce the retail price by 30% for 100mg pills and 20% for 50mg pills.
No comment needed... 3 - 2 - 1 - 0
 We are working hard to welcome you very soon!
More & more
Rumors say that Soi LK Metro will get another 2 (two!) A Go-Go-Clubs very soon.
I wonder where all that dancing ladies will come from.
See too!
A C2 Club is currently searching Showgirls and A Go-Go dancers for its new Bar in Pattaya.
The new club promises that its showgirls can earn up to 45'000 Baht/month and a A Go-Go Dancer up to 35'000 Baht.
A few month ago the Guugle Club on Walking Street made the same promises...
Ask its employees if they can realize the announced money.
Perhaps the new club should change its name to Think 1st!
Important discovery
 Researchers at the University of Bristol believe the shape of beer glasses affects the speed people drink.
The study suggests beer drinkers drink more quickly out of curved glasses than straight ones. Cheers!
Never play a game in Pattaya!
On August 31st Pattaya Police from Jomtien's Dongtan Police Station arrested four ladies and one ladyboy at a bar in Soi 2 for gambling with dominoes.
Police confiscated the dominoes and 40 Baht in cash.
Pattaya's Crackdown on Wrong-Way-Drivers
A crackdown on motorists who drive the wrong way down a one-way street is now under-way around Chonburi Province.
Wrongdoers face a maximum jail sentence of 6 months.
The Governor of Chonburi ordered that all Police Stations should enforce the law to its fullest extent.
He said that all Thai and Foreign car, pick-up and motorbike drivers in Pattaya should be aware of this and understand that Prison sentences are being given out for those who are caught driving against the flow of traffic.
myLady™ said: In a few weeks our City will be free of Policemen. They all will be jailed. Jet Ski Scam #1
To follow a recent instruction by Provincial Governor Khun Komsan, Pattaya City Hall hold a meeting on August 30th to discuss the topic of Jet Ski Problems.
According to Deputy Mayor Ronnakit Aegasing and his committee a total of 168 operators are working in Pattaya and Jomtien with 452 Jet Skis. On the Island of Koh Larn another 26 operators are running businesses with 93 Jet Skis.
The committee issued a regulation upon regarding territories, prices, insurance concerns and operational hours of the Jet Ski business.
The committee will submit its regulation to the Chonburi Governor for final approval before another meeting takes place to confirm these new rules and regulations...
Jet Ski Scam #2
On September 17th Pattaya City Hall set up a new committee to monitor Jet Ski business operators in Pattaya, Jomtien
and (Koh) Lan Island.
The committee discussed with members from the Jet Ski Business Operators Club.
It is said that the committee issued a code of conduct for operators.
The code of conduct wasn't available at the time of writing...
Jet Ski Scam #3
On September 27th a team of officials conducted an inspection of the Jet Ski operators located along Pattaya Beach.
They informed the Jet Ski operators of the newly enforced regulations.
For those that fail to comply with these regulations, strong penalties will be issued and they will not be permitted to run their business from the beach(!!!!).
Jet Ski Scam #4
No real progress to end the extortion scams, but please read yourself!
Pattaya Police arrest civilian volunteer
On September 18th Pattaya Police arrested a well-known local drug trafficker on Pattaya's 3rd Road.
The 35-year old man was confirmed as a member of the Civil Defence Volunteer unit, known in Thai as O-Po-Po-Lor.
While being a drug trafficker, he served the community for almost 2 years as a civilian volunteer...
Funny Announcement:
Boo boo boo!  Fairrit, Pattaya's latest 'Shopping Center' announces its Website: faceboo.com/fairrit
Be aware #1
Book holidays in Thailand only if you can live without an internet connection to Wikileaks.org.
Wikileaks.org and a few thousands of other websites are still not accessible in Thailand, the so-called Land of the Free.
They are blocked by Thailand's Information and Communication (ICT) Ministry.
Be aware #2
2012 is the Year of English Speaking, the Thai Ministry of Education announced.
The program will be initiated in schools and will involve plenty of academic activities. It will let teachers and students have opportunities to speak English and build their confidence in using it without excessive concern about grammatical errors.
NightWalker and his Team have the same approach - since many years...
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Pattaya News Flash September 2012 - The Source
 Pattaya, the City where your Passion is still a Possibility
©2012 NightWalker, Pattaya News Flash & Rainbow Production Switzerland.
Bye Bye Glitterman
 Pattaya's world-famous Glitterman has left the city for good and gone back to the U.K. Thank you for the fun! We will miss you! Oktober Fest
 Munich celebrates its famous Oktober Fest and Pattaya its rain! Spells of torrential rain causes flash floods around Pattaya City. Same procedure since more than 25 years. Pattaya remains Funny
 We welcome
 Change of Name
 New Logo: from The Avenue Pattaya to The Pattaya Avenue
Pattaya's New City Hospital
 In our News Flash from July 2012 we reported about Pattaya's 'sleeping' City Hospital on Soi Buakhaow. In the meantime we learned from Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome that Pattaya's new hospital is expected to open in February or March 2013, one year later than previously announced. He also informed the press that the new hospital already has 50 doctors from the 'Doctors to Home' project, a project established by Thailand's Ministry of Public Health Pattaya Office.
The missing budget of 216 million Baht to purchase medical equipment (also mentioned in our report) has already been approved, our Mayor added.
Stupidity goes Central Center (BigC North Pattaya)
 Bali Hai: Pattaya's Harbour
 Please use the buttons above to navigate between the pictures! Jomtien's new Woodenhouse Resort
 Still not ready. It seems the builder takes a time-out - or a drink at a nearby Rompho Bar. Please use the buttons above to navigate between the pictures! Online Experiences:
Nothing works as expected at Chonburi's Immigration!
 On local TV Programs Chonburi Immigration tells its viewers to check its website. We did it and got the pictured information on many links...
The designer of the website seems to be a real Thai professional: He never heard anything of using thumbnails. For simple links he is publishing 2 and 3 MByte large Original Pics to slow down the loading of his website...
All pictures published on this page are as accurate as possible - this one too! Improved Tops market
Please use the buttons above to navigate between the pictures! From our Tour de Pattaya
Please use the buttons above to navigate between the pictures! Discover Pattaya on a rented Bicycle
Itthiphols Family Resort of Pattaya
not even provides adequate parking spaces for bicyles!
 Itthiphol Kunplome, our lovely, well educated and clever Mayor of Pattaya is touting our City as a Family Resort. He don't know what he is speaking about.
His Family Resort is missing bicycle lanes and parking spaces for bikes. Most streets are bumpily, have deep holes and are simply dangerous for all children trying to drive a bicycle. The City not even provides children's playgrounds.
Pattaya's sidewalks are dangerous too, likewise for your high-heeled shoes and your feet. If you are not very cautiously an achier torn ligament can be the result. Be warned: The City doesn't pay for its failures!
 BigC and Tesco/Lotus are the country's largest distributors of bicycles, but none of their shopping centers offers adequate parking spaces for bicycles.
 Obviously you can find them in highly developed countries only but not in Pattaya...
 Many Resorts are publishing their bicycles routes on their websites. Pattaya City Hall isn't capable - or interested - to support its visitors. Itthiphol's City Hall is not even capable to publish an usable event calendar on its website...
New Coyote & A Go-Go Clubs on Walking Street
Please use the buttons above to navigate between the pictures! Soho Square announces:
 Thunderstorm on the way to Jomtien
 Coming soon to Soi Buakhaow
 On Soi Buakhaow, just across the entry to Soi LK Metro, Munchies will open soon - after the rain.
Pattaya's 'Historical' Buildings
 An eyesore in front of a nicely finished Condominium in Jomtien.
All pictures published on this page are as accurate as possible - this one too! Modern Art in Pattaya
 Funny Spectacle: Paramilitary Tourist Police
 The Miracle Year of Amazing Thaiand
 August 30th 2012:
Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) has announced a hike in park entrance fees from October 1st 2012 at 29 national parks countrywide.
For Thais the park entrance fee will rise from 40 Baht to 100 Baht, respectively from 80 Baht to 100 Baht.
For foreigners the park entrance fee will rise from 200 Baht to 500 Baht, respectively from 400 Baht to 500 Baht.
The department's spokesman claims the top national parks are suffering from too many tourists and the new fees will be a deterrent to help fight deterioration of a sensitive environment.
But the very same spokesman also added that the department will use the additional revenue to improve facilities to better serve tourists...
August 30th 2012:
On August 30th 2012 Thailand set a new Guinness World Record for mass massage.
641 certified masseuses performed 19 postures on the recipients for 12 minutes straight.
The event was organized by Thailand's Ministry of Public Health. The ministry also certified the masseuses.
The session was observed by Guinness World Record officials.
August 31st 2012:
Bangkok Traffic Police announced that taxi drivers who refuse passengers will be liable to arrest and immediate fines from September 1st, 2012.
If a taxi refuses to take the passenger, he or she must immediately report to the nearest police station.
The complainants must inform police of the taxi's registration number and colour of the car.
Complainants should record the conversation on their cell phones for use as evidence, but the recording should be done discreetly to make sure that the taxi driver does not react violently, the Bangkok Police said.
September 2nd 2012:
The chief of Thailand's Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission, secretary-general Dussadee Arayawuth, faces the prospect of being transferred following his investigation into several corruption cases involving high-ranking politicians and state officials...
Update: On September 04 Thailand's cabinet approved the transfer of Pol Col Dusadee Arayawuthi to a position as deputy permanent secretary for justice. Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said 'Pol Col Dusadee's transfer had nothing to do with his investigation. He is a capable person. As a deputy permanent secretary for justice he will continue to oversee the PACC and will actually oversee it in a larger picture'...
September 3rd 2012:
Pol Lt-Col Pannapon Nammuang, a superintendent of Bangkok's Thong Lor Police Station, was transferred to an inactive post for allegedly arresting a false driver after a road accident that killed a police officer.
Vorayuth Yoovidhya, the 27-year old son of a top executive of the world-famous Red Bull empire, also known as Boss, was arrested. He allegedly drove his 32 million Baht expensive black Ferrari into a motorcycle and then sped away.
After the incident, Pol Lt-Col Pannapon Nammuang attempted to detain the wrong suspect for questioning to manipulate the situation and make him a scapegoat. He arrested Suwes Hom-ubon, the 45-year old family driver of the suspect, who usually looks after the family's vehicles.
Update: The accused officer denied he had any intention to arrest the wrong person. But Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yubamrung, who oversees police affairs, said the police inspector is believed to have a close relationship with the Yoovidhya family.
September 3rd 2012:
Despite a warning from Thailand's Military (please read here) Thailand's Department of Special Investigation (DSI) reported its progress in the investigation into 89 deaths during the 2010 red-shirt riots.
It says that a total of 36 deaths were likely to have been caused by security forces.
The victims, red-shirt demonstrators, soldiers and others, were killed during the April-May protests and ensuing riots.
September 7th 2012:
Justice Minister Pracha Promnok has again defended his controversial transfer decision of Pol Col Dusadee Arayawuthi, Thailand's Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission secretary-general. I'm not trying to offend or demote Pol Col Dusadee but the scope of his previous job is too narrow and I want him to oversee narcotics suppression in a bigger picture, the Minister said.
But a Justice Ministry source said the transfer would free Pol Col Dusadee Arayawuthi of the graft-busting projects he had been working on, notably the alleged imports of undervalued luxury cars to avoid tax, and the complicity of politicians and state officials in the racket.
September 9th 2012:
Bangkok's Metropolitan Police Bureau Chief announced that the capital will install one million more closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras to improve public safety.
The operation would be carried out under the Miracle Eyes project aimed at using security cameras for crime prevention and suppression.
The security cameras will be set up at important government installations such as Government House, parliament, residences of important persons, business establishments and in residential areas.
September 10th 2012:
Thailand's Interior Ministry issued an order barring ministry officials nationwide from visiting Facebook during working hours. The ministry also banned its officials from making excessive phone calls.
In addition to Facebook some other unidentified websites offering audio-visual downloads that are of no use for bureaucratic work will also be blocked, the ministry informed its officials.
Nevertheless, some officials still believe using Facebook can help the government reduce phone bills and unnecessary paperwork and actually speed up the work of the bureaucracy...
September 16th 2012:
Police is investigating into missing rice worth 200 million Baht at a warehouse in Nakhon Ratchasima.
About 1'000 tonnes of pledged rice stored at Thanya Rungruangchai rice mill in Muang district could not be located when the Public Warehouse Organisation did an inspection in June.
September 19th 2012:
Thailand's parliament president invited 39 media staff, columnists and some of his close aides on a nine-day 'study trip' to Europe.
The three-country trip costs Thailand's taxpayers about 7 million Baht and includes attendances at 2 English Premier League matches in London.
September 24th 2012:
Accusations of fraud and illegal profiteering in the Thai Premier League were answered last week, while multiple other allegations of corruption, cover-ups and conflicts of interest continue to dog football in Thailand.
Many football clubs are managed by Thailand's politicians. Wittaya Khunpluem, a brother of Pattaya's current Mayor, is the chairman of Chonburi's Football Club (known as the Sharks). Sonthaya Khunpleum, another member of our Mayor's family and a former Minister of Science and Technology, is the chairman of Pattaya United F.C. His wife, Sukumol Kunplome, is Thailand's minister of culture since 2011. The father of this illustrious family, Som-chai Kunplome, is a well well-known criminal. Allegedly he is hiding himself in Cambodia.
September 26th 2012:
The number of methamphetamine pills (known as Yaba) confiscated in the past year rose to 73 million from 45 million in the previous year, while the amount of crystal methamphetamines (known as Ya Ice) seized had gone up to 1'446 kilogrammes from 1'058kg, Thailand's Office of the Narcotics Control Board says.
Yaba is the most popular drug used by people aged 15 to 24 in Thailand, up to 90 percent of crystal methamphetamine seized in Thailand was produced across the border in Myanmar and Laos.
The dramatic rise of methamphetamine and yaba use in Thailand can be partly blamed on the lack of education regarding these harmful drugs. The number of women using methamphetamine has increased and the majority of them mistakenly believe that the drug can help make them more beautiful, a recent study says.
Some people believe that yaba and methamphetamine is the same drug; in fact, there is a slight difference. Methamphetamine is chemically made. Yaba is a combination of methamphetamine and caffeine. Yaba usually comes in the form of a small round tablet, methamphetamine must be crushed into a powder.
In Thailand, Yaba is the preferred drug of choice, but methamphetamine use is on the rise.
Last month we published another set of Miraculous Stories from Amazing Thailand. Cleaning up!
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NightWalker
I am watching you!
EuroZone
We are lazy!
We like to strike
but not to work! We don't like to save,
we steal all your money! New Definition: ECB
 Europe's Caned Babblers
World's #1 Debtors
1: Japan
2: USA 3: Euro(Zone) You and your children will pay for the Tax Dodger Maffia. iExpert™
Germany on Board:
Is the EURO Crisis over? NO!
It's just the Beginning!
iExpert™ ©2012 Last Month
Opened:
Sandglass Jomtien
Showgirls Soi LK Metro Titty Twister PAPAgogo Soi Diana Gulf Pattaya 3rd Road Persian Star Bar South Road Shopping Center Re-opened:
Atelier Soi LK Metro
Next Station Soi LK Metro Fiik Bar Soi 8 Closed:
Nana Bar & Massage
California Wow Tomat 2nd Road New Day and Night Youth and all other Bars in front of SabaiLand Body Massage Name Change:
Toyz A Go-Go now Private Dancer
Rolling Stone Bars now Rolling Live Bars Big Event:
New Police Boxes on Pattaya Beach Road
Pattaya Beverages
 Pattaya Lager
 Free Parking
 Don't pay the unauthorized parking fee collectors at Beach Road's parking area near the entry to Walking Street!
In case of difficulties call Tourist Police (1155) or Pattaya's Call Center (1337).
Do not call Pattaya Police:
It seems that at least two officials from Soi 9 are involved in the scam! Pattaya Police don't do anything: Read! PS: Since mid of September 2012 the entry to the parking area is blocked by heavy barriers...
Warning #1
 Pattaya City Hall doesn't do anything to stop the scam!
Warning #2
 Before you sit down on Pattaya's Beach Promenade please check if there are some coconuts above your head. Dropping coconuts can be deadly.
They kill worldwide 150 people every year.
Warning #3
 Warning #4
 Warning #5
Stop Nuclear Plants!
 Never forget Chernobyl, Hiroshima & Fukushima!
Bikers wear Helmets
 Wasted Money
 Installed during May 2010 but never used!
 During the day pigeons are observing the beach, during the night homeless people.
 Exception: The tower in front of CentralFestival is sometimes populated with volunteers provided by Thai Life Savers.
Wasted Money too?
 Since August 2012 this plastic boxes are marring Pattaya's Beach Promenade.
They should be used by Pattaya's Police to prevent crimes and to create a good image of Pattaya...
PS: In the middle of September 2012 the ugly plastic boxes disappeared. We don't know if they will have a Comeback or not.
iExpert™
You can't rely on Apples!™
 If you buy an apple buy one that looks and taste like an apple. The fruit contains an impressive list of essential nutrients. It's healthy.
Avoid to buy a bitten apple. It can be dangerous and deadly.
iExpert™ ©2012 Technology News
Stop the Press!
On September 12th Apple presented its iPhone 5, but it's an old hat:
 We just got a picture of Apple's upcoming iPhone 10 (code name SamPle).
It will feature a Double-Widescreen to enjoy 2 movies simultaneously.  Apple's new iPhone Zero: 0.7-inch display
 Apple's new iPhone 20: No comment
 Apple's new iPhone 30s: 30 App-lines
 iLee: The perfect Jeans for your new iPhone(s)!
 iShoe: Your best kick!
Stop Apple!
Google subsidiary Motorola Mobility has asked for a ban in the United States on a broad set of products from Apple Inc.
According to Motorola Mobility certain Apple products infringe patents held by Motorola companies.
Copyshop Apple!
Apple's new operating system includes a timekeeper. The watch is a perfect copy of Switzerland's famous railway station watch.
 The design of the watch is fully owned by SBB, the Swiss Railway company.
Apple's watch is an unauthorized copy.
Apple will have to pay - or stop the distributing of its new OS6.
Riddled Apple
Apple's mapping software is angering users who say it is riddled with inaccuracies, misplaced towns and cities and omitted key landmarks. Apple's software places well-known train stations in the middle of the ocean. It also shows them with wrong labels.
Apple decided it no longer wanted to use Google's equivalent. Apple's mapping system comes with updates to Apple's phone operating system and is bundled in with the iPhone 5.
There is not currently a Google Maps app available in Apple's App Store. Nevertheless, Google's mapping system is still accessible via the phone's web browser.
You can't rely on Apples!™
An explanation from Apple
 Click here to see the explanation from Apple.
It's a parody. Google's pressure
Acer canceled a press conference to unveil a smartphone in Shanghai.
According to Alibaba Google warned Acer that Google would likely cancel cooperation with Acer on the development of Android smartphones and related licensing if Acer launches Aliyun-based smartphones.
Alibaba, China's #1 Website, developed the Aliyun Operating System.
Dying slowly
Debt-struck photography pioneer Kodak announced it may sell off its still-camera film and photo paper divisions.
Kodak has already stopped selling digital cameras. It is trying to sell off more than 1'100 of its digital imaging patents.
Microsoft Unveils New Logo
Microsoft decided it didn't have enough new stuff with its new operating systems and tablets.
Therefore it introduced a set of new logos for the corporation and many of its products.
During the next few month you will be confronted with the new logos and you will ask you: Is it the real thing - or a copycat product?
 iScientist™
Do not use Long-life low-energy bulbs!
The bulbs are not only harmful for the environment, they can be very harmful for your health.
Long-life low-energy bulbs are an international scam supported by the European Union!
Enjoy the documentation from German ZDF TV-Station!
iScientist™ ©2012 Shirt in Pattaya
 Seen on a shirt
I smile because I have no idea!
Fits every bust
 This shirt fits every kind of bust...
iScientist™
Do you know that the same amount of French Fries has less Calories than Rice or Pasta?
iScientist™ ©2012 This is Pattaya:
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