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[hxjohn]

Hi there welcome to old and new friends I am happy to announce the arrival
Of http://www.udonthani.co.uk website to udon thani and the world our aim is to provide
A voice to all local business in udon thani province at the moment I have agreed to
Place all adverts on this website from suitable applicants totally free from cost this is guaranteed until 1 jan 2011 any business that stops trading before that date will have there advert taken down and that space given to a new advert

All adverts must be in English I except gifs our a text link to your own website
A advert page can be built for you at a cost of 1000 baht with text and photos
And a contact box directed to your own e mail account This comes with no other fee
Apart from annual payment of 500 baht from 1 jan 2011 and is totally free until then for further information go to are contact box and input your details
Regards john
http://www.udonthani.co.uk/udon_thani_contact_us.php

[sam]

free is always good that should help a lot of local.s also as well as the western places you have on the homepage

[martin]

free is always good that should help a lot of local.s also as well as the western places you have on the homepage

do you have a page made up that we could view as my wife’s sister as a little washing business that picks up and drops of for 1000 baht seems very good value pm me when you
Take care martin out

[hxjohn]

thanks guys for the comments its all work in progree at the moment keep drping in
new page arrival
http://www.udonthani.co.uk/communications_asia_udon_thani.html

[barry]

dont you mean dropping hx
see you for a beer and yes i like the page and your work so far sure the site is takeing off
all the best mate

[martin]

http://www.udonthani.co.uk/communications_asia_udon_thani.html Tore Johnsen, the new head of Total Access Communication (DTAC), intends to make his company a successful wireless-broadband player by capitalising on third-generation (3G) technology and enthusiastic staff. During an interview last week, the CEO said 3G mobile broadband service was one key to strengthening the company's wireless business and boosting data revenue.
Bangkok Post
October 3, 2008

The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is expected to finalise licensing terms and regulations for WiMax wireless broadband internet service and to issue operator licences next year.
NTC secretary-general Suranant Wongwittayakamchaorn said the regulator had given permission to 14 companies to test WiMax for three months and now awaited their test results.

They include True Move, True Universal Communications, Nokia-Siemens, Ericsson, Loxley, CAT Telecom, TOT, Samart Telcoms-Provincial Electricity Authority, Transpacific Thailand, Triple T Broadband, Shin Satellite and United Communication Industry.

Longer WiMax tests are also being conducted by Mae Fah Luang and Rajabhat Maha Sarakham universities.
Mr Suranant said the WiMax bandwidth selected might be in the range of 2.5 gigahertz rather than 3.5 GHz because based on the test results, the latter range interferes with satellite communications.

He said that recently NTC, TOT Plc, Rajabhat, and expat999 Mongkut University jointly launched the Tele-Centre for Education and Development in Rural Area programme in 20 rural schools.
The programme, a pilot project for WiMax tests, will expand to cover 76 provinces involving a budget of 7.6 billion baht, he said.

The Rajabhat Maha Sarakham University's WiMax test will take three years. The university was chosen because Maha Sarakham is the educational centre of the North, with the region's largest number of schools, colleges and universities.

[wazza]

is that just a little of topic well not to worry maybe you should cut down from 10 large chang to just 9 and you would see a great improvement

[martin]

sorry about that better get my backside in gear lunch over here already

[hxjohn]

http://www.udonthani.co.uk/udon_thani_learning_to_live_learn_east_west_culture.html
we will keep adding new web pages that are relevent to are users regards john

To be successful and happy as an expatriate it is important to recognise and accept that there are differences in the way of life between 'home' and a 'foreign' country. Study and research beforehand will be beneficial, but only time and the experience of living, working (or retiring) in one or more different countries will ensure settling into new environments and feeling almost 'at home' again. It is possible, usually after a period of adjustment.

[wazza]

http://www.udonthani.co.uk/udon_thani_learning_to_live_learn_east_west_culture.html
we will keep adding new web pages that are relevent to are users regards john

To be successful and happy as an expatriate it is important to recognise and accept that there are differences in the way of life between 'home' and a 'foreign' country. Study and research beforehand will be beneficial, but only time and the experience of living, working (or retiring) in one or more different countries will ensure settling into new environments and feeling almost 'at home' again. It is possible, usually after a period of adjustment.

nice page hx thesite is sure comeing along keep it up