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Comparing Bangkok's best hotels
++++++++++++++++++++ || || THE PENINSULA BANGKOK || THE ORIENTAL BANGKOK || THE SUKHOTHAI || FOUR SEASONS HOTEL BANGKOK || SHANGRI-LA HOTEL BANGKOK || || Address || 333 Charoennakorn Road, 011-66-2-861-2888, www.bangkok.. || 48 Oriental Ave., 011-66-2-...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Southeast Asia, Personal Service, Artworks, Dining and Drinking
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Cage Picks 'Dangerous' Role
Zap2It.comNicolas Cage is circling "Bangkok Dangerous," an independently financed remake of the 1999 Thai thriller. According to Variety, the directors of the well-regarded original -- Oxide Pang Chun and Danny Pang -- will also direct the English-language update....Tags: Sony Corp., Academy Awards, Nicolas Cage, Bangkok Dangerous (movie)
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Radiation accessible, federal database shows
Hartford Courant Staff WriterAs investigators try to learn how a suspected terrorist planned to build a radioactive "dirty bomb," an analysis of a sensitive federal database reveals that loose government oversight has made it relatively easy to obtain the deadly ingredients for...Tags: UFO Sightings, Disasters, Guerrilla Activity, Florida, Censorship
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Top of the world: Himalayas
Tribune staff reporterThamel is a small, congested, frenzied tangle of semi-paved alleyways that has all the elements of a Third World red-light district except red lights and hookers. A reasonable walk from Katmandu's temple-filled Durbar Square, it is a commercial district...Tags: India, Nepal, Colorado, Science and Technology, Alaska
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Himalayas Q&A
Tribune staff reporterQ. What's the best way to experience the Himalayas? A. That depends on your age, physical conditioning, time factors and tolerance for discomfort. Easy: An hour-long flight from Katmandu over the mountains on Buddha Airlines -- with sensational views of...Tags: Air Transportation, Air Transportation Industry, Nepal, Travel, Hotels and Accommodations
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A world away from calamity, a frantic search
Sun StaffWhen Sandy Rubini last heard from her brother, Randy, by e-mail on Dec. 16, he was planning to spend Christmas on the southern beaches of Thailand. When she heard the news - also by way of her computer - that a series of tsunamis had hit South Asia,...Tags: Health, Natural Disasters, Television, Family, Travel
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Avian flu shows a more sinister side, scientists say
Sun StaffScientists have reported the first case of avian flu passing from person to person and causing severe disease, fulfilling what some say could be an intermediate step toward the deadly flu becoming a wider human epidemic. The case occurred last fall in...Tags: Flu, Health, Family, Medical Services, Employees
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At Phillips seafood, tsunamis hit close to home
Sun StaffIn devastated villages of southeast India yesterday, the head of Phillips Foods Inc.'s India division spent the day on a truck, delivering rice and water. The head of Phillips in Thailand did the same, in Thai fishing villages where the homes of...Tags: Indonesia, Natural Disasters, Southeast Asia, Foods and Beverages, Employees
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