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A devotee goes into a trance amongst a crowd of people attending the tattoo festival at the Bang Phra Temple in Nakhon Chaisi.

Tattoo shields

Thousands attend the Bang Phra Temple tattoo festival, believing that the artistic skinwork will protect them from harm >PAGE 2

GOOD MORNING BANGKOK!

A happier person

By Kitmanoj “Kru Lilly” Rojanasab Thai language teacher

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ove has bright and dark sides, and many of my students like to seek my advice when they suffer from unfufilled love. I always tell them that if love brings you sadness, why should you put up with it? How about loving yourself? Personally, I think we must first love ourselves before learning to share our feelings with others. Try giving love and being compassionate and you’ll be surprised how these can make you a happier person.

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HOLY TATTOO!

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Welcome to an annual temple festival where various figures are etched into the backs of devotees so they can ward off evil D A I LY X P R E S S

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irm in the belief that tattoos will protect them from harm, thousands of Buddhists have attended the tattoo festival at Bang Pra Temple in Nakhon Pathom’s Nakhon Chaisi district to get their backs permanently marked by various types of figures.

The holy event has been held every year since Buddhist monk Luang Phor Pern passed away seven years ago.

The event is aimed at paying respect and being thankful to

monk teachers as well as Luang Phor Pern, who provided his followers with knowledge such as the incantation to shield them from harm.

Luang Phor Pern also taught his followers to make merit and do good things for the prosperity of their community and the country.

The temple is famous among devotees because they believe the tattoos designed by Luang Phor Pern or his followers will help them ward off evil and bring them good luck.

The artists etch a traditional

A monk draws a traditional tattoo on the back of a devotee during the tattoo festival at the Bang Phra Temple in Nakhon Chaisi, west of Bangkok, on Saturday.

AFTER BELIEVERS ARE TATTOOED, THEY PERFORM STRANGE ACTIONS OR GO INTO A TRANCE.

tattoo into the backs of believers by inserting black ink into their skin. The most favourite figures are the fleeing tiger and Hanuman.

Believers will neither suffer any negative effects from the injections nor experience a bleeding wound.

After believers are tattooed, they perform strange actions or go into a trance while they stand amongst the crowd inside the temple. They act like a

monkey, a tiger or even grunt like a boar. Their performance depends on the figure tattooed on their skin.

They calm down and return to normal when they are slapped gently on the ears or nose or when their legs are lifted high.

At the end of the ritual, people offer food, fruit and dessert to the monks. Then they glow with happiness from attending the traditional ceremony.

Teach your children life subjects and they will end up with fewer problems Want your kids to have a happy life? Instil in them life subjects that are not taught in school: teach them to share and co-exist happily with others in society.

“Huge incomes generated by tutorial institutions could indicate that parents are leading their children down the path to hardship because they focus only on academic knowledge,” says Buppasawat Ratchatatanan, director of the Buddhist-leaning

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As a result, she says, parents overlook how their children live with others in their community or at school and how to teach them to be good. This has given rise to lots of problems among kids.

She was speaking at a discussion on ‘Subjects Untaught by Schools’ at the Thai Health Promotion Foundation yesterday.

“In fact, academic matters can be found in life subjects. Teachers

and parents should give children a chance to learn academic subjects relating to their life together with instilling in them patience, self-confidence, accountability, sympathy and responsibility,” Buppasawat says.

Chaiwat Chaijaruwanit, a member of a group that educates children and youth through communities, says formal education is actually pulling them out of their community, as children believe

they will be able to learn only if they go to school; they don’t recognise that they can learn many other things from their community, which will help them live a happier life.

“Thai education focuses on academic subjects but forgets to educate children on many other things outside school that are necessary to their life,” Buppasawat says. “This has led to an increase in child and youth problems.

“If the government focuses only on money or a good economy and aims to boost only academic knowledge, society won’t be happy and there will be a number of problems as we’re seeing today. It should change the direction of education and lay emphasis on life subjects that will help our children and youth live happily,” she adds.

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GLOBETROT

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THE WORLD

The Indian film industry makes more than

1,000

films and attracts 3 billion movie-goers annually.

Dykes on Bikes signal the start of the 31st annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade through Sydney. Over 9,700 dancers and 134 floats celebrated the culmination of the month-long festival of film, theatre, music and cultural events.

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in blink of an eye Want to change music on your player?

Well, a mere wink or smile could do it A F P, T O K Y O

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wink, a smile or a raised eyebrow could soon change the music on your iPod or start up the washing machine, thanks to a new Japanese gadget.

The device looks like a normal set of headphones but is fitted with a set of infrared sensors that measure tiny movements inside the ear that result from different facial expressions.

The gizmo – called the “Mimi Switch” or “Ear Switch” – is connected to a micro-computer that can control elec-

tronic devices, essentially making it a hands-free remote control for anything.

Turning on room lights “You will be able to turn on room lights or swing your washing machine into action with a quick twitch of your mouth,” said its inventor, Kazuhiro Taniguchi of Osaka University.

“An iPod can start or stop music when the wearer sticks his tongue out, like in the famous Einstein picture. If he opens his eyes wide, the machine skips to the next tune. A

wink with the right eye makes it go back. “The machine can be programmed to run with various other facial expressions, such as a wriggle of the nose or a smile.”

The Mimi Switch could also store and interpret data and get to know its user, said Taniguchi, chief researcher at Osaka University’s Graduate School of Engineering Science in western Japan.

“It monitors natural movements of the face in everyday life and accumulates data,” Taniguchi said.

He said he was planning to seek corporate funding to market it for practical uses – something he expected might take two or three years.

AFP Ouagadougou, Burkino Faso

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n Ethiopian film bringing to life the horrifically brutal 1970s and 1980s regime of dictator Haile Mariam Mengistu took top honours at Africa’s main film festival.

“Teza” by US-based, Ethiopian-born director Haile Gerima was the jury’s unanimous choice for this year’s Golden Stallion of Yennenga, the award for best film at the gathering in Ouagadougou, considered Africa’s Oscars.

The beautifully shot film switches between past and present as it tells the story of an idealistic scientist who studied in Germany in the 1970s before returning to Ethiopia.

It deals with big themes such as emigration and dictatorship, racism and war, also

the position of women in Ethiopian society – but Gerima manages not to preach to his audience.

As the director could not be in the Burkina Faso capital to pick up the award himself, it was accepted on his behalf by his sister Selome Gerima, who co-produced the film.

“Haile asked me to convey his happiness,” she said upon accepting the award.

The runner-up Silver Stallion went to South-Africa’s John Kani for “Nothing but the Truth”, which explores a librarian’s experiences with racism in South Africa during and after the apartheid era.

The Bronze Stallion went to audience favourite “Mascarades”, an Algerian comedy about a boy who invents an imaginary rich suitor for his narcoleptic sister.

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Gadget controls iPod

Film on brutal dictator wins ‘Africa’s Oscar’

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SIX LOVE LETTERS written by Prince Charles to a woman in Canada three decades ago have been put up for sale on e-Bay.

RIHANNA’S ATTORNEY says the 21-yr-old singer would testify against Chris Brown if she’s called as a witness in her boyfriend’s assault case.

Hillary misses ‘daily pleasures’

briefly NZ to restore knights,dames Gillian Chung

New Zealand is to restore the titles of knights and dames to its honours system. The titles, linked to the British honours system, were dropped in 2000 by the former Labour government.

The move brought criticism then that it was part of a move to turn New Zealand, a member of the British Commonwealth, into a republic.

Prime Minister John Key said yesterday that restoring the titles would recognise service given to New Zealand, and had the approval of Queen Elizabeth II. “This is about celebrating success,” he said.

“The changes will be finalised and come into effect in time for the Queen’s Birthday Honours list in June.” – AFP

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S Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, reflecting on her life in the public spotlight, said on Saturday she misses ordinary pleasures but has no regrets about her choice of public service.

“It’s very hard to go out shopping and just enjoy yourself out with your friends; it’s hard to go out to a restaurant and have just a meal with some people you want to talk to without being recognised,” she said during an interview on a popular women’s programme on the Turkish channel NTV. The former first lady even answered questions about her marriage to Bill Clinton and the scandal of the Monica Lewinsky affair that overshadowed his presidency in the late 1990s.

When asked if it was love or friendship which enabled her to get past her husband’s adultery, she answered smiling: “Oh, love! And forgiveness, and friendship, and family.”

“You know, family, faith, friends are the core of my life and I don’t know anybody whose life is smooth sailing.

“If you meet such a person, I want to know them, because I’ve lived a long time and I have yet to meet that person.”

Sex photos: HK star says she considered suicide A P , Hong Kong

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Hong Kong pop star caught in a sex-photo scandal that shocked the Chinese-speaking world early last year said she considered suicide after the pictures were leaked on the Internet.

Gillian Chung of the popular Hong Kong female pop duo Twins said “there was one point when I couldn’t see my future and thought the only thing I could do was to end my life”.

But in her first interview since the scandal, the 28-yearold singer told Hong Kong broadcaster TVB that she realised “death wouldn’t solve the problem”.

The photos – taken by her on-and-off-again boyfriend, Chinese-Canadian actor-singer Edison Chen – showed him and eight Hong Kong stars performing sex acts. The resulting scandal early last year forced Chen and the stars to take a break from the entertainment industry.

Chen resurfaced two weeks ago to testify against the com-

IN HER FIRST INTERVIEW SINCE THE SCANDAL, 28-YEAR-OLD SINGER GILLIAN CHUNG SAID THAT SHE REALISED ‘DEATH WOULDN’T SOLVE THE PROBLEM’. puter technician who allegedly stole the pictures from his laptop.

Another star in the scandal also stepped back into the spotlight. Hong Kong actress Cecilia Cheung gave an interview to local station i-CABLE Entertainment News Channel last week, slamming Chen for not apologising to her.

Federal Communications Commission officials and deputies from the Orlando’s Orange County Sheriff’s gang unit busted a pirate radio station they say was reportedly broadcasting information on where to buy drugs.

Authorities say the “Street Heat” broadcast included live advertisements for criminal gangs and discussions of where to buy drugs and find prostitutes.

Balthazard Senat and Christopher Robert Roth were arrested and charged with unauthorised transmission and possession of cannabis with intent to deliver. Officials say Roth was a DJ for the radio station.

Hot site Until a few weeks ago, Tim Edwards was just another one of the men begging for change at a busy Houston underpass, ignored by most drivers who sped on past without a glance.

Now, thanks to an Internet marketing campaign and unlikely allies, Edwards has become the human face of homelessness to thousands of online viewers drawn to his website by its deliberately controversial name: Pimp This Bum. During regular webcasts, dozens of visitors to www.pimpthisbum.com ask questions about Edwards’ life

and his slow fall from office manager with a home, a car, and a future to an outcast short of hope and with little prospect of help.

The website also is a venue where visitors can donate money, services and goods to help Edwards yank himself out of homelessness.

Some homeless advocates say it makes him a victim of exploitation, but the organisers say that edgy tone is what makes the project succeed.

Cage of death A Siberian tiger at a wildlife park near Beijing attacked and killed a man who climbed into its enclosure thinking he found a shortcut down from the Great Wall, a park official said yesterday.

The 20-year-old man, surnamed Guo, had been hiking with two other people on the wall when the group decided to jump down to save time on the descent – unknowingly landing themselves in Badaling Wildlife World’s tiger enclosure.

The tiger pounced on Guo, knocking him down and clamping its jaws around his throat, said a wildlife officer. Guo was killed instantly.

A park ranger who saw the attack chased the tiger in a jeep until it released the body, while the other two men escaped by clambering up a fence and out of the enclosure. – AP

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ROBIN WILLIAMS, WHO’S CANCELLED HIS “WEAPONS OF SELF-DESTRUCTION” COMEDY TOUR TO UNDERGO HEART SURGERY.

“I’m so touched by everyone’s support and well wishes. This tour has been amazing fun and I can’t wait to get back out on the road after a little tune-up.”

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THE SERIOUS SIDE OF LOVE Yongyooth Thongkongtoon, a director well known for his comedies, takes on drama with ‘Best of Times’ XTRA

By Parinyaporn Pajee D A I LY X P R E S S

N E E D I N G A S S I S TA N C E >> The film is inspired by “Wela Rak”, a student-made short, to which Yongyooth purchased the rights. >> The young filmmaker was hired as third assistant director on “Best of Times”. >> Yongyooth and his first assistant director were seriously injured in a car wreck in December while he was driving back to Bangkok from the set in Chanthaburi. He still walks with a pair of canes. >> “Khwamjum Sun Tae Rak Chan Yao” (“Best of Times”) is in cinemas.

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ver the past few years, director Yongyooth Thongkongtoon has built a reputation for movies that look at such interesting subjects as gay relationships and metrosexuality but deal with them in a good-natured way that risks offending no one.

“I present serious issues as bitter pills coated with caramel,” says the director, whose previous movies have included the gay-transgender volleyball comedy “The Iron Ladies” and the sexually perplexed romantic comedy “Metrosexual”.

So it comes as something of a surprise to discover that his latest film “Khwamjum Sun Tae Rak Chan Yao” (“Best of Times”) is not a comedy but a straight romantic drama.

“The movie looks how you move on with your life after you’ve failed. This time, I’ve chosen not to dilute what I want to say with comedy.”

The idea for making “Best of Times” was born while Yongyooth was working on last year’s horror anthology “See Phrang” (“4Bia”). His segment was a taught Hitchcockian thriller about loneliness.

“I discovered while filming my segment of ‘See Phrang’ that I am able to focus on a serious movie without feeling uncomfortable,” he explains.

Going for it “Best of Times” tells the story of a lonely veterinarian (Arak Amornsupasiri) who thinks he has a chance with his old high-school crush (Yarinda Bunnag) when he learns that she’s divorced. But she doesn’t really remember him.

Meanwhile, a 50-something widow (Sansanee Wattananukul) takes a shine to

an older man who’s showing signs of Alzheimer’s disease “I think women with broken hearts make themselves feel worse by insisting on maintaining contact with their exlovers,” he says.

“Unlike the young lovers, the older couple knows it’s important to grasp happiness.

Age is not a barrier but they find themselves up against an unavoidable health problem.

“Thai society thinks that retired people are satisfied just to stay at home and take care of their grandchildren. That’s wrong. Older people still have plenty of energy and their thoughts and opinions are more up-to-date than we imagine.”

Though there are lighthearted moments in the film, the story conveys plenty of serious messages albeit in a feelgood way.

Yongyooth acknowledges the feel-good aspects but says, “it doesn’t have the comic relief of my other films”.

I DISCOVERED WHILE FILMING MY SEGMENT OF ‘SEE PHRANG’THAT I AM ABLE TO FOCUS ON A SERIOUS MOVIE WITHOUT FEELING UNCOMFORTABLE. Yongyooth Thongkongtoon

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SPINAL TAP will reunite for an “Unplugged and Unwigged” tour.

The stars of the 1984 mock rockumentary film – Michael McKean, Christopher Guest and Harry Shearer – will play a 30-city tour, which starts on April 17 in Vancouver.

GRAMMY AWARDS have been won by Michael Jackson.

Final call

for Jacko

EPA

Michael Jackson appeared frail and unsteady on Thursday as he appeared briefly in front of media and fans at the 02 Arena in London. The 50-yearold King of Pop confirmed that he’ll give a final series of performance this summer at the venue, adding “This is it.

This is the final curtain call. See you in July.”

FA S H I O N

Klum holds her curves She’s been accused of being fat but the German supermodel refuses to diet A F P , Berlin

Supermodel Heidi Klum has hit back at critics who claim she doesn’t have the right figure for the catwalk.

In an interview with Bunte magazine, the 35-year-old Klum – currently hostess of the popular “Germany’s Next Top Model” TV show – says,

“I was never a diet sort of person.

“But when I started to model, I knew already that I would have to watch what I ate and for example give up wiener schnitzel,” she said, referring to a traditional Austrian dish that consists of veal fried in breadcrumbs.

“My children are my best workout,” she says, adding with a twinkle in her eye, “and I am of course also busy with my husband.”

Klum, who’s married to British soul singer Seal, is merciless in her criticism of the would-be models on her show, and her attacks on the young girls have prompted sniping over her own appearance.

soopsip He’s got hot legs Rocker Rod Stewart had a pleasant surprise when he took his family to see the Grand Palace ahead of his Impact Arena concert on Wednesday night. Or was it all that pleasant?

Touring Asia, Stewart has brought along his wife Penny Lancaster-Stewart, their four-year- Stewart old son Alastair, Rod’s seventh child, and his 21-year-old daughter Ruby Stewart.

Her mum Kelly Emberg was his long-time girlfriend, and Rod had Ruby sing a couple of numbers at his Bangkok show.

So they went out sightseeing and, to his delight, lots of people recognised Rod, who performed in Bangkok once before – 20-odd years ago.

In fact, so many people started milling around the British singer that the family had to high-tail it out of there on a long-tail boat!

Net savings Working mum Saraichat “Ning” Jiraphaet is feeling the economic crunch. Always in demand to host social events, she’s nevertheless getting paid a lot less these days.

Time for some smart spending: Ning She saves on petrol, for example, by shopping online – and finding great bargains.

The other day Ning bought her 17-month-old daughter Bella a cute Hello Kitty outfit for just Bt180.

Contact Soopsip at veenxpress@gmail.com.

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In the picture Digital photo frames are gaining

By Irena Guettel DEUTSCHE PRESSEAGENTUR

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few years ago, customers shied away from digital photo frames. Today, they are the centrepieces of slide shows and often come with accompanying, background music.

WHEN PICKING A DISPLAY,CUSTOMERS NEED TO LOOK PAST THE PLEXIGLAS, MAHOGANY, COOL SILVER,NEUTRAL BLACK OR WHITE FRAME.

in popularity

Some people are even using the frame as an alarm clock or a digital photo album.

Digital photo frames first hit the market in 2007. It took them a few years to achieve widespread popularity, but now the digital multitaskers are flying off shelves, says Constanze Clauss, a spokeswoman for the German Photo Industry Association in Frankfurt.

But how can a consumer tell the different models

apart? “They’re pretty much all the same in terms of quality,” says Clauss, adding, “The more expensive ones have more features.”

Such features can include anything from an integrated radio, calendar, clock and alarm clock to remote control. Most come with a slot for a camera’s memory card, plus an interface for a USB stick. Some even come with an internal hard drive.

“Then you can just transfer the pictures and not leave the memory card stuck in the frame.” Most models can hold about 4,000 pictures.

Zoom, automatic rotation, cross fading and programmable time intervals are standard in most frames.

Some also have photo finishing tools, so users can adjust contrast and brightness, or even remove red eye effects.

Trends are moving away from classic seven or eight-inch frames, which can generally show pictures in a 10 x 15-centimetre format.

Frames with 15-inch displays, rivalling that of a laptop, are moving out of convention halls and into living rooms though the disadvantage when compared to smaller frames they cannot be battery operated.

When picking a display, customers need to look past the plexiglas, mahogany, cool silver, neutral black or white frame. Apart from picture quality, it's important to check viewing angles and whether the frame can support 9x13 and 13x18 formats as well as the classic 10x15.

Claus recommends going to the store armed with a fully loaded USB stick or memory card so you can try out frame with your own pictures.

“Just like with a television, a lot depends on your personal preferences. Some people like more red in their picture. Some like more yellow.”

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WHAT’S UP

see it!

All in the mind Thavorn Phansa examines his first impressions in “Sudden Imagination”, a solo show of 20 acrylics created without bias and without any prior planning or first sketches. The exhibition is at the Gossip Gallery on the third floor of the Silom Galleria until Friday. It’s open Monday to Saturday from 10 to 7. Call (02) 637 7878.

Double th e trouble Vietnamese twins Le Du c Hai an return to

Crocodile tears Wannasak “Kuck” Sirilar draws on the folk tale of “Kraithong” for his latest performance, bringing the huge mother croc to life for his solo show “Queen of Crocodile: Wimala” at Makhampom Studio. Kuck will be treading the boards from April 1 to 7 at 7.30pm with matinees at 2pm on Saturday and Sunday.

Tickets cost Bt200 and Bt100 for students. Just 40 seats are available for each show. Call

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Austrian photographer HH Capor is interpreting “Ageing” at the Whitespace Gallery until March 29. Having devoted most of his career to photographing young women, Capor brings himself into the shot in a commentary on getting old. The gallery on the second floor of the Lido cinemas on Siam Square Soi 3 is open Tuesday to Friday from 1 to 7 and on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 8. Call (02) 252 2900.

More than words can say

Plenty of green The Bangkok International Motor Show celebrates its 30th anniversary this year and, despite a global slump in the industry, the fair promises to be bigger, better and greener. It runs from March 26 to April 6 at Bitec in Bang Na and one of the highlights is the Aston Martin DBS, worth more than Bt30 million, brought to Thailand by Master Car Rent, the company that offers supercars for hire.

The fair is open from noon to 10 Monday to Friday and from 11 on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets cost Bt100 each and ticket holders can enter a lucky draw to win prizes including two cars. Visit www.Bangkok-MotorShow.com

Pantomime artists Nging, Ta and Glur – collectively known as Babymime – will be putting on a series of benefit performances based on romance in “Love … blah blah blah”. from Friday to Sunday and again from March 20 to 23 at the Pridi Banomyong Institute on Soi Thonglor. They’re raising funds for the financially strapped Jayavana Foundation (Kru Angun Malick), which donated the land for the institute. Tickets cost Bt300 and Bt500 at Thaiticketmajor.

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TO DO buy it!

There are things we can’t do without, and some of them are here.

So go ahead and take your pick!

POINT, SHOOT, CORRECT Canon gives a boost to its digital camera range with the PowerShot SX1 IS, a new SLR that also shoots high-definition video at 1920x1080 resolution. It also comes with an HDMI port for outputting HD video signal to an LCD TV and features 10 megapixel still resolution, 28 wideangle lens and 20x optical zoom. The SX1 uses DIGIC4 Image Processor technology, which helps it work faster but its most interesting feature is the Intelligent Contrast Correction, which automatically improves image quality in high-contrast shooting situations. It’ll set you back around Bt21,900.

SURROUND SOUND WITHOUT THE WIRES If you want to enjoy a great cinematic experience without tripping over the speaker cables on the living room floor, consider Philips’ Ambisound HTS6100. This one-piece integrated home theatre system reproduces 5.1 channels of sound without surrounding you with five speakers. The soundbar-type system sits perfectly under your LCD TV and delivers the surroundsound experience without any constraints of room shape or size. The HTS6100 upscales video signals to 1080I and connects to your TV with a HDMI or component video cable. It plays DVD, audio CD, MP3, WMA, DivX, and Jpeg CD and retails for just Bt34,990.

SLEEK, CHIC AND SURPRISINGLY CHEAP With an integrated MP3 player that has dedicated music keys, a Music Manager application for managing and sorting music files stored on its memory and costing just Bt2,990, the Motorola MOTO W396 is probably the best music phone for your money. It also has a built-in FM tuner with recording feature. A micro-SD card for storing music files needs to be bought separately.

HOT OFF THE PRESS The MFC-6490CW is a new inkjet multi-function centre from Brother that features A3-size printing, scanning, copying and faxing. It can be connected to a computer network and supports direct printing from a USB flash drive or a PictBridge-supported camera or a memory card. It has a printing resolution of 1,200 x 6,000 dpi and uses four individual ink cartridges. The MFC6490CW is designed for a home office or a small business and has a suggested retail price of Bt19,990.

SMILE, YOU’RE ON CAMERA Sony’s new HDR-CX100 High Definition Handycam Camcorder records video at 1920x1080 HD resolution and shoots still at 4 megapixel resolution. It has 8GB of embedded flash memory and if that’s not enough, you can expand it further with a Memory Stick Pro Duo Media. It has 2.7-inch touch screen and 10x optical zoom as well as Face Detection technology and Smile Shutter technology. Video can be recorded in MPEG4 AVC/H.264 or MPEG2 formats. It’s small, measuring just 55 x 60 x 114mm, and weighs a mere 330g.

Book yours own at www.Sony.co.th for Bt29,900 and get two 8GB Memory Stick Pro Duo Media for free.

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on dvd REGION 3

Khwamjum Sun

Tae Rak Ch This romanti an Yao c comedy-d rama by Yon Thongkongto gy o on dwells on o tionships of memories a th s it follows th two couples, yo e relaSetthatumro u ng and Sunsa ng and old. Stars Kriss a na subtitles a n ee Wattananuku t some cine l. With Engli mas. ★ ★★

Slumdog Millionaire As a game-show contestant (Dev Patel) is interrogated by police for possibly cheating, he recalls his childhood in the Mumbai slums and his lifelong love for a girl (Freida Pinto). At Apex. ★★★★

Bolt In this computer-animated feature from Disney, a TV pup escapes from the set and is shocked to discover he doesn’t really have superpowers. Voices include John Travolta, Miley Cyrus and Malcolm McDowell.

In 3D at some cinemas. ★★★

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Milk Oscar winner Sean Penn portrays the first openly gay man to be voted into major public office in the US. ★★★★

Outlander A soldier from a far-off world (Jim Caviezel) forms an alliance with the Vikings to destroy a bloodthirsty monster. ★★

Luang Phi Kab Phi Khanun A conman escapes capture by becoming a monk, but then has to face the dreaded jackfruit ghost. Stars Tossapol Siriwat.

ower Kids) P ( ro e H i ja a 5 Hu e taken over terrorists who’v tial artists fight sisa JindaYoung Thai mar Boonrabsab, Sa ut aw th an N s ish subtitles at a hospital. Star yen. With Engl gu N ny hn Jo d manee an . ★★ some cinemas

With English subtitles at some cinemas. ★★

The Pink Panther 2 Bumbling French police inspector Clouseau (Steve Martin) heads an international task force. At SFX Emporium. ★★

Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li This video-game adaptation stars Kristin Kreuk in Bangkok as fearsome fighter Chun-Li. ★

Valkyrie Tom Cruise stars as a German army colonel who heads a plot to assassinate Hitler. ★★

The Wrestler An ageing professional wrestler (Oscar nominee Mickey Rourke) is given a chance to reclaim the spotlight. ★★★★

Waiter (Ober) A glum waiter demands that his life story be spiced up. In Dutch with English and Thai subtitles at House.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Tropic Thunder Ben Stiller directs and stars in this biting satire of Hollywood and war movies. He plays a self-absorbed star who’s dumped in the jungle and forced to survive. Robert Downey Jr, Jack Black and Tom Cruise also star. The disc is loaded with extras, including cast interviews, commentary and bloopers. The soundtracks are English and Thai with subtitles adding Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese and Bahasa Indonesia. It’s priced at Bt240.

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on tv

Brad Pitt stars in director David Fincher’s Oscar-winning, special-effects-driven tale of the adventures of a man who ages in reverse. ★★★

Apex Lido: (02) 252 6498 Siam: (02) 251 3508 Scala: (02) 251 2861

Century – The Movie Plaza (02) 247 9940

The Tudors

House

In the second part of this miniseries, Henry loses a wrestling match to Francis, and Cardinal Wolsey barely manages to stop the angry monarch from walking away from the treaty.

(02) 641 5913-4

Major Cineplex/EGV Bangkok: (02) 515 5555

Major Hollywood

HBO (TrueVisions), 10pm

Bangkok: (02) 718 7999

Paragon Cineplex

Channel links

Bangkok: (02) 129 4635 IMAX: (02) 129 4631

www.NationChannel.com Channel 3 – www.ThaiTV3.com Channel 5 – www.TV5.co.th Channel 7 – www.CH7.com Modernine – www.MCOT.net NBT – TV11.prd.go.th Thai PBS – www.ThaiPBS.or.th True – www.TrueVisionsTV.com

SF Cinemas Bangkok: (02) 268 8888 Pattaya: (038) 361 500

Vista Chiang Mai: (053) 894 415

Watchmen Zack Snyder (“300”) adapts Alan Moore’s multi-layered graphic novel, which is set in an alternate 1985 America in which Nixon is still president and costumed superheroes are part of everyday society. Also at IMAX. ★★★

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Close to Home

By John McPherson

LEISURE

Pooch Cafe

The Buckets

Adam

Calvin and Hobbes

By Brian Basset

By Paul Gilligan

By Scott Stantis

By Bryan Basset

By Bill Watterson

Monday, March 9, 2009

Comics&Games

Red and Rover

DAILY XPRESS

Monday, March 9, 2009

LEISURE

DAILY XPRESS

Games&YourStars SUDOKU

The last word in

ASTROLOGY

Saturday’s Puzzle Answer

By Eugenia Last

Complete the grid so that every row, column and 3x3 box contains every digit from 1 to 9 inclusively.

Happy Birthday: Just when you think you have everything under control you can expect the unexpected. This will be yet another year of change and searching for your ultimate dream. Once you master the present, the past will become clear and the future that much more inviting. Let your emotions lead the way.

ARIES ***** March 21-April 19 You have no time to waste and certainly cannot walk away from what’s important to your future. Believe in yourself and your talent and you can be successful. Quitting is not an option.

TAURUS ** April 20-May 20 Trying to push your way into anything will not meet with approval or success. For now, take one step at a time, making each move count.

Watch what others do and listen to what they say.

DIFFICULTY RATING ★

GEMINI **** May 21-June 20 You may want to be the leader but don’t expect to get that role without a fight. The competition is great. Put creative and original ideas on the table and you will spark interest.

CANCER **** June 21-July 22 Try something different or new and you will be surprised by what you learn. A change within a relationship at work could help you ahead. Don’t change things at home or in your personal life.

LEO *** July 23-Aug. 22 Don’t let a personal relationship cause problems for you professionally or financially. Uncertainty will make you look bad. Even if you aren’t sure about something or someone, don’t let on.

VIRGO *** Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Don’t hesitate or wait for someone else to make a move. Do your thing and don’t look back or worry about what anyone else thinks or does.

Your plans are in place.

CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY

LIBRA *** Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Your ideas are spectacular and the ability to dazzle someone you really like and admire will not be difficult. There is a lot that can happen if you develop an idea with someone special.

SCORPIO **** Oct. 23-Nov. 21 Listen to what’s being said but don’t take it as gospel. Someone is likely to feed you false information that may lead you astray. Let common sense be your guide.

SAGITTARIUS ***** Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Take a pass if someone is trying to get you to do something you don’t want to do. You are better off getting away from home and checking out other options. Don’t let anything hold you back.

Juliette Binoche

Singer-actress Keely Smith is 77.

Singer Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere and the Raiders is 67.

Guitarist Robin Trower (Procol Harum) is 64.

Singer Jeffrey Osborne is 61.

Actress Linda Fiorentino is 49.

Actress Juliette Binoche is 45.

Actor Emmanuel Lewis is 38.

Actress Jean Louisa Kelly is 37.

Actor Kerr Smith is 37.

Rapper Chingy is 27.

Actress Brittany Snow is 23.

Rapper Bow Wow is 22.

CAPRICORN *** Dec. 22-Jan. 19 Don’t be talked into a risky financial venture.

You know better than to mix money and romance. Just because you care for someone doesn’t mean you should support his or her dream.

AQUARIUS *** Jan. 20-Feb. 18 Emotions will play a big role in the way things unfold and how you handle the situations you face. Honesty must be questioned if someone is having trouble giving you a straight answer.

PISCES *** Feb. 19-March 20 You may be able to pick up some valuable information from others that will lead you into a better position. Mixing business with pleasure may be fun but it will work against you.

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Public Company Food Manufacturer We are one of the leading export food manufacturing companies in Thailand. Now looking for a high caliber candidate for a vacany of :

Product Development

Production Manager

- To develop marketing budget and activity plan assigned products monitor expenditures allocate sales analyze profit & loss of each product.

- To manage the development of new product from concept to launch.

- To improve and execute product policies and cost reduction.

• Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, International Business or related fields.

• At least 3 years working experience in strong strategic planning, analytical and presentation skills to formulate marketing and business proposals.

Web Programmer - The developer must be able to design and maintain a website with an advanced knowledge of web programming ,database languages and controller the SQL servers, Flash and HTML. • Bachelor’s degree in MIS, Computer Science or related fields.

• At least 3 years working experience in website develop management.

• Able to use Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Visual studio, Flash and related tools.

• Knowledge in web 2.0 , SEO , web marketing should be preferable.

Marketing Content - To develop in uploading and create engaging website design and E-newletters to meet corporate image, specific commercial & promotional needs, combining artistic talent.

- To maintain and operate contents on website for advertisers, editorial and customers.

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science orrelated fields .

• At least 3 years working experience in writing interactive marketing media content forlarge website & strong layout skill.

• Mastery of graphic design applications including Indesign / Adobe illustrator.

Web Graphic - To validate feasibility of implementing design.

- To turn business requirement to standard web usable design and art direction.

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Graphic Design, Visual Communication Art or related fields.

• At least 3 years working experience in develop website & implement page designs in standard compliant dynamic • Excellent in graphic program applications and other techniques used in WEB application development.

Thai Beverages PCL

is the Thailand's largest alcoholic beverage company of TCC Group, marketing leading beer and spirits brands such as Chang, Mekhong, Sangsom, etc. as well as drinking water, soda water, fruit juice and stimulant drink.

Due to our expansion, we are looking for high potential candidates to join our successful team.

Asst. Sales Manager (50 Pos.)

System Engineer

(3 Pos.)

Qualifications:

Qualifications:

- Male, age over 35 years - High voc./Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business Admin. or related field - Experience in retail shop sale and agency management in consumer product - Bachelor's degree graduate requires minimum 5 years experience in sales team management - High voc. graduate requires minimum 7 years experience in sales team management - Leadership, planning, analytical and negotiation skills - Able to work upcountry

- Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Engineering or related field - At least 4 years experience in designing and monitoring security system of Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory and Exchange 2003 Server - Knowledge of Windows script or related field - Experience in related Microsoft programs such as SQL 2005 Server, ISA 2004 Server, Terminal Server - Knowledge of network system, Cisco equipment (switch, router) or related computer network system - CCNA, MCP, MCSA or MCSE will be an advantage

Sales Unit Supervisor (30 Pos.)

Qualifications:

- Male, age 28-30 years Interested and qualified candidates, - High voc./Bachelor's degree in Marketing, please contact Business Admin. or related field Khun Chaloemchai Phuapradit, - Bachelor's degree graduate requires Khun Manasnan Phutthisongkran minimum 3 years experience in consumer product sale and sales unit management Selection Division, - High voc. graduate requires minimum 5 years Human Resource Department, M Floor experience in consumer product sale and Tel. 02-127-5084, 02-127-5085 sales unit management or apply at - Leadership, planning, analytical and www.jobtccgroup.com negotiation skills www.thaibev.com - Able to work upcountry

- To manage and supervise the production team in order to produce highly quality products keeping with food product safety.

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Food Science, Food Technology or related fields.

• Apply manufacturing system & tool to improve safety, quality and productivity.

• Have knowledge of GMP, ISO, HACCP and safety management with be advantage.

• In-dept knowledge in food processing plant, preferably in cereal or starch products

Export Sales Executive - To make a correspondent with foreign customers handle with all export ducument, quotation and inquiries for export market.

- To expand new prospect customers and new oversea business opportunities.

- Responsible for sales target with profit optimization.

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Marketing or related fields.

• At least 3 years working experience in export sale management, preferably in Frozen food industry.

• Good knowledge and communication skill in both English & Chinese/ Mandarin should be preferable.

Marketing Executive - To build brand awareness among targeted segments - To handle customer relationship activitives and databases, including customer’s complaint.

• Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, International Business or related fields.

• At least 3 years working experience in brand Management and Marketing Communication.

Interested candidates for other positions relating to food business also welcomed.

Qualifications for all positions ; 1. Male / Female , age not over 35 years.

2. Good command of English and computer literate.

3. Able to work both at Theparak site and Rama III site.

Classified No. 5131, P.O. Box 57, Bangna, Bangkok 10260 E-mail: applyrecruit@gmail.com Tel. 0-2706-4200, 086-339-2956 We are a group of companies of high quality raw material suppliers for glass manufacturing.

Due to our continuous expansion, we are seeking potential applicants to join us in the following positions.

Group Analyst WENG GROUP Job Description: • Analyze business performance of the group.

• Identify deviations and suggest ways to meet target.

• Little involvement in individual business, operating and strategic decisions are takenat business unit Qualifications: • Male, age 30 years or over, MBA with Bachelor's Degree in Engineering is preferred • At least 3 years experience in analyzing business performance • Fluent in spoken and written English • Able to travel to provinces when required • Ability to be accurate and fastidious over fact • Pleasant personality with interpersonal and team-player skills, know the right approach

Programmer Qualifications: • Male, age 30 years or over, Bachelor's Degree in Computer Sciences or related field • Fluent in spoken and written English • Able to work under pressure and to meet strict deadlines • Possess accounting knowledge is an advantage • Proficient in NET technology (VB.Net or C #) • Strong in SQL Server or Oracle database • Have some experience from setting up IT system for a group of companies until successfully implement it • Able to write programs for a specific task Interested person can submit resume to HR Department Weng Holding Co., Ltd.

W1 Bldg., 356 Narathiwat Ratchanakharin Rd., Chongnonsi, Yannawa, Bangkok 10120 Tel: 0-2678-0222 Fax: 0-2678-2049 E-mail: aurawan@wenggroup.com

We are a well established firm for sales & services of Vacuum Technology products (Pumps, Gauges, Valves), Leak Detection & Quantification by Helium and Hydrogen, Particle & Surface Science Technology, Gas Detection/ Gas Analyzers and Process Gas Monitoring Systems.

✧ Products Manager ✧ Project Sales Engineers ✧ Technical Sales Rep. - Good English communication skill - Able to drive with driving license - Able to work independently

TELEDYNE

MKS

ALCATEL

H.R. DEPARTMENT 71/35 Boromratchonni Rd., Arun-Amarin, Bangkok-noi, Bangkok 10700 E-mail: hr@engineering-sci.com

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Invitation to attend the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders No. 1/2009 Shareholders of SMC Motors Public Company Limited

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Agenda of the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders No. 1/2009 Articles of Association with regards to Shareholders' Meeting Documents required to attend the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders No. 1/2009 Map of the Venue Proxy Form Minutes of the Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders No. 1/2008

As the Board of Directors passed a resolution in the Board Meeting No. 1/2009 to call the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders No. 1/2009 on Wednesday March 18, 2009 at 10.00 am at the Emperor Room, Pacific City Club, 28th Floor, Two Pacific Place, 142 Sukhumvit Road, Klongtoey-nua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand to consider the matters detailed in the attached Agenda, You are cordially invited to attend the Meeting on the date, time and place as mentioned above. Should you be unable to attend the Meeting in person, you may appoint any other person as your proxy to attend and vote at the Meeting on your behalf. Please fill in the proxy form (per attachment) and send it to the Chairman of the Meeting before the meeting starts.

The Company will fix the closure date for identifying the Shareholders right to attend the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders on 3rd March 2009 and to fix the closure date of the Company's Share Register Book according to Section 225 of the Security and Exchange Act on 4th March 2009. Thus the company will arrange the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders No. 1/2009 on 18th March 2009.

The proxy form is attached herewith for shareholders who are unable to attend this Meeting. The form should be filled, signed and returned to the Company via post at least one day prior to the date of the Meeting.

Kindly attend the meeting on the date, time and venue mentioned above. Shareholders or their proxies may register at the registration desk one hour before the scheduled start time of the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders.

For and on behalf of the Board of Directors of

SMC Motors Public Company Limited

Agenda of the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders No. 1/2009 Wednesday March 18, 2009 at 10.00 am at the Emperor Room, Pacific City Club, 28th Floor, Two Pacific Place 142 Sukhumvit Road, Klongtoey-nua, Wattana, Bangkok 1. To consider and approve the minutes of the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders No. 1/2008 held on Wednesday August 27, 2008.

Opinion of the Board: The Minutes of the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders No. 1/2008 should be approved.

2. To consider and approve that the company to add one clause of the Company's Objectives and Memorandum of Association as follow:Point no. 28 To enter the business of purchase and sales, distribution and repair of weaponry and military vehicles including all types of accessories, sub-assemblies and replacement parts for such repairs of weaponry and military vehicles.

Opinion of the Board: The Board of Directors approves to add one clause of the Company's Objectives and Memorandum of Association as above.

3. To consider other matters (if any).

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2-storey house, 120 sq.w.

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2-storey house, 80.5 sq.w.

4 brs., 4 bths., 1 kitchen, 1 maid room, parking 2 cars

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No.28295-058

2-storey house, 800 sq.w.

4 brs., 5 bths., European kitchen, swimming pool, full facilities

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No.28512-025/041

Sukhumvit 103 Chaloemprakiat Soi 8

2-s. townhouse, 33 sq.w.

3 brs., 3 bths., fully furnished, New 2-storey house, 60 sq.w. city's heart location, near 3 brs., 3 bths., 1 maid room, near Bangkok Hospital, Airport Link Seacon Square, Seri Center

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Inthamara 8 Rd.

3-storey townhouse, 5-level, 30.6 sq.w., 5 brs., 3 bths., tel., 6 a/c, swimming pool, easy access to Inthamara, Phaholyothin, Viphavadi

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Kaset-Navamin, Soi Maiyalap Sukhumvit 39, 49 4-storey townhouse, 28.9 sq.w.

4-storey townhouse, 45 sq.w.

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æ◊πÈ ∑’Ë „™â Õ¬ 520 µ√.¡. 5 ÀâÕßπÕπ 5 ÀâÕßπÈ” 7 ·Õ√å 4 ∑’®Ë Õ¥√∂ ‚§√ß°“√„À¡à ‰µ å‚¡‡¥√‘π°÷ßË √’ Õ√å∑ æ√âÕ¡µ°·µàß ∫‘«∑åÕπ‘ «¬ß“¡¥â«¬«— ¥ÿÕ¬à“ߥ’∑ß—È À≈—ß ¡’ √–«à“¬πÈ” à«πµ—« ·≈– —≠≠“≥°—π¢‚¡¬ √–∫∫ –∏“√≥Ÿª‚¿§ ¬“¡√—°…“§«“¡ª≈Õ¥¿—§√∫§√—𠇥‘π∑“ß®“°∂ππ “∑√‡æ’¬ß 15 π“∑’ √“§“‡ πÕ¢“¬ 25,000,000 ∫“∑ µ‘¥µàÕ§ÿ≥≈—°…≥å ‚∑√.0-2960-0005, 081-947-7372 L.9701835

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¡.°ƒ…¥“π§√ 19 ∂.æÀ≈‚¬∏‘π ´.§≈ÕßÀ≈«ß 24 ∑’¥Ë π‘ ‡ª≈à“ ‡π◊ÈÕ∑’Ë 1 ‰√à æ◊πÈ ∑’Ë „™â Õ¬ 220 µ√.¡. 3 ÀâÕßπÕπ 3 ÀâÕßπÈ” ∑’¥Ë π‘ À—π∑“ß∑‘»„µâ ‡À¡“–ª≈Ÿ° √â“ß∫â“πæ—°Õ“»—Àπâ“°«â“ß 25 x 64 ‡¡µ√ ∂ππ‡¡π 4 ∑’®Ë Õ¥√∂ ‰ª ÿ«√√≥¿Ÿ¡,‘ ¡Õ‡µÕ√凫¬å ‡¢â“ÕÕ° 3 ∑“ß §◊Õ∂ππæ—≤π“°“√, ÕàÕππÿ™, °«â“ß 9 ‡¡µ√ „°≈â ‚¡ √, √–«à“¬πÈ” ‡≈§«‘« §Õπ‚¥¡‘‡π’¬¡ ∂ππ·®âß«—≤π– ¡Õ‡µÕ√凫¬å, √.√.‡µ√’¬¡æ—≤π“°“√ æ◊Èπ∑’Ë 54 µ√.¡. µ°·µàßæ√âÕ¡Õ¬Ÿà √“§“‡ πÕ¢“¬ 6,000,000 ∫“∑ √“§“‡ πÕ¢“¬ 5,000,000 ∫“∑ L.933691 ‚∑√.0-2744-0900, 081-948-3130 √“§“‡ πÕ¢“¬ 890,000 ∫“∑ µ‘¥µàÕ§ÿ≥‡™Õ√å√’Ë ‚∑√.0-2960-0969 L.1201901 L.802321 ‚∑√.089-117-7006, 086-451-5452 NE ¡.·°√π¥åÕÕ§‘¥ NE ¡.‡ √’ NE ¡.µ÷°π«¡‘π∑√å NE ¡. —¡¡“°√ ∂. ÿ¢“¿‘∫“≈ 1 ∂.√“¡§”·Àß ∂.æ√–¬“ ÿ‡√π∑å ∂.π‘¡µ‘ √„À¡à Õ“§“√ ”π—°ß“π ´.√“¡§”·Àß 24/2 ∑“«πå‚Œ¡ 3 ™—Èπ ∫â “π‡¥’Ë¬« 2 ™—Èπ 4 ™—πÈ Õ“§“√ 3 ™—πÈ ‡π◊ÈÕ∑’Ë 55.5 µ√.«. ‡π◊ÈÕ∑’Ë 67 µ√.«. ‡π◊ÈÕ∑’Ë 83 µ√.«. ‡π◊ÈÕ∑’Ë 21 µ√.«.

4 ÀâÕßπÕπ 3 ÀâÕßπÈ” „°≈â ‚√ß欓∫“≈πæ√—µπå√“™∏“π’ 4 ÀâÕßπÕπ 4 ÀâÕßπÈ” ¿“¬„π∫‘«∑åÕπ‘ ∑ÿ°™—πÈ ∑—ßÈ ‚´π 1 ÀâÕßπÕπ 2 ÀâÕßπÈ” 3 ·Õ√å ª√—∫ª√ÿß∑“ ’ „À¡à 3 ÀâÕßπÕπ 2 ÀâÕßπÈ” 1 ·Õ√å 3 ∑’®Ë Õ¥√∂ ‡ªìπÕ“§“√æ“≥‘™¬å 18 §ŸÀ“ Õ¬ŸÀà Õâ ß∑’Ë 7-8 ·≈–„°≈â ‡¢â“´Õ¬√“¡Õ‘π∑√“ 109 µ√ߢⓡªí¡ö ∫“ß®“° ‚§√ß°“√√à¡√◊πË πà“Õ¬Ÿà „°≈â ‚√߇√’¬π, °—π¡’ ‚≈µ— ‡ÕÁ°´‡æ√ Õ¬ŸàÀà“ß®“°ª“°∑“߇¢â“´Õ¬ ª√–µŸÀπⓇªìπ°√–®° ’™“ ‡À¡“–∑” ”π—°ß“π ¥â“π„πÕÕ°‡ âπ∂ππÀ¡Ÿ∫à “â πªí≠≠“‰¥â ·ø™—πË ‰Õ´å·≈π¥å, §“√åø√Ÿ -å ‚≈µ— ¡’π∫ÿ√,’ √“§“‡ πÕ¢“¬ 3,400,000 ∫“∑ „°≈âÀ“â ß·ø™—πË ‰Õ´å·≈π¥å, »Ÿπ¬å¢“â √“™°“√À≈“¬·Ààß ‚æ∏‘·Ï °â«ª√–¡“≥ 100 ‡¡µ√ BIG-C ÿ¢“¿‘∫“≈ 3 √“§“‡ πÕ¢“¬ 15,300,000 ∫“∑ √“§“‡ πÕ¢“¬ 3,900,000 ∫“∑ µ‘¥µàÕ§ÿ≥ π∏¬“ µ‘¥µàÕ§ÿ≥™ÿµ°‘ “πµå µ‘¥µàÕ§ÿ≥π‘¥ ‚∑√.0-2744-0770, 085-111-6345 √“§“‡ πÕ¢“¬ 3,700,000 ∫“∑ ‚∑√.0-28180022 µàÕ 103, 085-123-7218 L.402823 ‚∑√.0-2960-0005, 089-141-6053 µ‘¥µàÕ§ÿ≥æ≈ ‚∑√.0-2645-4455 C

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∂.∑«’«≤ — π“ ´.∑«’«—≤π“ 5 ∑’¥Ë π‘ ‡ª≈à“ ‡π◊ÈÕ∑’Ë 2 ‰√à 276 µ√.«.

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7 ÀâÕßπÕπ 5 ÀâÕßπÈ” ¡’„∫Õπÿ≠“µ‘ √.ß.4 µ‘¥∂ππ 3 ¥â“π ´.‡æ™√‡°…¡ 69 „°≈â √.æ.»√’«™‘ ¬— 2, §“√åø√Ÿ ,å ∫‘°Í ´’ ‡¢â“-ÕÕ° ‰¥â∑“ß ‡æ™√‡°…¡ 69,77,81 √“§“‡ πÕ¢“¬ 9,000,000 ∫“∑ µ‘¥µàÕ¡πµå™¬— ‚∑√.0-2463-8333, 089-836-3699 L.102948

3 ÀâÕßπÕπ 2 ÀâÕßπÈ” 6 ∑’®Ë Õ¥√∂ ‚§√ß°“√µ‘¥∂ππ ∑’µË ß—È ∑√—æ¬åÀ“à ß®“°∂ππÀπâ“‚§√ß°“√‡æ’¬ß 1.3 °‘‚≈‡¡µ√ √–¬–∑“ß 500 ‡¡µ√ ∂÷ß¡Õ‡µÕ√凫¬å, ∫“ߪ–Õ‘π, ∫“ßπ“ „°≈â ¡.𑥓â ∑”‡≈¥’¡“° √“§“摇»… √“§“ª√–‡¡‘π∑’¥Ë π‘ 45,000 ∫“∑/µ√.«. √“§“‡ πÕ¢“¬ 11,550,000 ∫“∑ µ‘¥µàÕ§ÿ≥®’√–«√√≥ ‚∑√.0-2818-0022 µàÕ 102, 085-123-4581 L.9730152

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THE SPORT briefly Anelka doubtful for Juventus clash Nicolas Anelka’s chances of making Chelsea’s Champions League match against Juventus in Turin tomorrow remain “touch and go”, according to manager Guus Hiddink.

“It is doubtful Anelka will be fit for Tuesday,” the Dutchman admitted. “But it is still a very close thing. He is working, but he has been out now for Anelka many days. We will see what his reaction is to treatment and training.” The possible loss of Anelka is not a headache given the form of Didier Drogba. – AFP

Benzema faces fitness fight Lyon’s French international striker Karim Benzema is a doubt for Wednesday’s Champions League clash at Barcelona after suffering a hip injury. “I don’t know if I am going to play on Wednesday,” said Benzema. – AFP

Dominican line-up of Major League Baseball stars at San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The Americans left the bases loaded in the seventh and eighth innings thanks to clutch strikeouts from Canada relievers Phillippe Aumont and David Davidson while Joey Votto and Russell Martin homered for the hosts. – AFP

Puyol out for three weeks

Spain clinch Davis Cup win over Serbia

Barcelona have lost their captain Carles Puyol for three weeks after the Spanish international sprained his ankle in the closing stages of his side’s 2-0 win over Athletic Bilbao on Saturday.

Barcelona confirmed the injury to Puyol’s left ankle on their website and predicted a threeweek lay-off for the versatile defender. – AFP

Rafael Nadal beat Serbia’s Novak Djokovic 6-4 6-4 6-1 yesterday to give defending champion Spain an insurmountable 31 lead in their Davis Cup firstround series. The third-ranked Djokovic struggled with his serve and unforced errors on the outdoor clay at the Terra Mitica amusement park as Spain clinched their 15th straight home tie. – AP

Dutch stun Dominicans Netherlands shocked the Dominican Republic and Canada put a scare into the United States before falling as favourites struggled in their World Baseball Classic openers on Saturday.

Three unearned runs and five shutout innings by four relievers in support of winning pitcher Sidney Ponson led the Dutch to a 3-2 victory over a formidable

Williams upstages James, Wade The rematch between LeBron James and Dwyane Wade had a familiar look: Plenty of fireworks from the superstars, clutch shooting from Mo Williams and a win for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Williams scored 11 of his 29 points in the final 5 1/2 minutes as the host Cavaliers defeated the Miami Heat for the second time in six days, 99-89. – DPA

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3-1 Andrei Voronin’s hat-trick for Hertha Berlin in a 3-1 victory at Energie Cottbus shot them four points clear in the German League.

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ost Thailand pushed Australia to the limits before losing 3-2 in the Davis Cup Zone Asia/Oceania Group I tie at the LTAT National Tennis Development Centre yesterday.

Thailand, after falling 1-2 behind on Saturday, came roaring into the tie when son-of-thesoil Danai Udomchoke rallied gallantly to upset an ailing Lleyton Hewitt 2-6 4-6 7-6 (7-2) 6-4 6-1 in four hours and 10 minutes, and draw level at two all.

But the visitors, who were odds-on favourites, eventually closed the tie when big-serving Chris Guccione, a replacement for Brydan Klein, downed un-

fancied Kittipong Wachiramanowong 6-3 7-5 7-6 (7-3) to wrap up the decisive point.

Australia will play India in May for a slot in the World Group play-off while Thailand will host Kazakhstan the July in the play-off to maintain their status in the regional zone.

Australian captain John Fitzgerald, despite the Hewitt’s unexpected loss, was confident that his team would make it through in the end.

“To be frank, we expected to win the two rubbers. But that’s the beauty of the Davis Cup because everything can go different ways. We have to give credit to Danai who is a courageous player,’’ said Fitgerald.

The former world No 1

Hewitt appeared to have the match all sewn up when he took the first two sets. But the torrid heat and the injury to his left hip slowed down his game from the end of the third set.

Danai remains unbeaten on the Centre Court here, having won all his singles matches in the University Games, Asian Hopman Cup and the Asian Cup in 2007 and the Davis Cup. This is the first time I won a five-set match after losing the first two sets. I beat the former world No 1 and a two-time Grand Slam champion. That’s something I should be proud of,’’ said Danai who suffered cramps.

Although the victory, a major one in his career, gained him immense confidence, Danai is not get carried away. “Beating Hewitt doesn’t mean that I will beat all other players. Each

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CONFIRMING AC MILAN SWITCH

AFTER SNAPPING A HITLESS STREAK

“I’m grateful to both clubs for making this dream come true. I will be able to play for Milan and Galaxy in the same season, hence keeping with my commitment to Major League Soccer in order to develop football in the USA, which is something I feel really passionate about.”

“I feel I haven’t had it for a long time. It was something I have missed. I got e-mails and phone calls from people who rarely communicate with me. It probably meant that I had some ... you might guess.”

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match and each player are different. I will just have to concentrate on my goal which is to play good tennis,’’ said Danai who opens a clinic for kids in Ayutthaya today.

Hewitt, who had the hip sur-

gery six months ago and just returned to the tour in January, was disappointed to let the chance slip away after a 2-0 set lead.

“My biggest chance was at four all [third set] and I had a break point. If I had got that break I would have come out and served for the match. He played better as the match went on. It was a bit disappointing,’’ said Hewitt, who deserved all praise for his fighting spirit despite the physical disadvantage.

“My hip was flaring up a bit today in the third set. We had a lot of long rallies in the first three sets.

“Playing in humid condition, my body got fatigued easier than playing indoor. It affected my hip,’’ said Hewitt who hopes to play two upcoming Masters Series in Indian Wells and Florida.

lection dilemma up front following Carlos Tevez’s outstanding display against Fulham that was capped by two first-half goals.

With Dimitar Berbatov and Cristiano Ronaldo back in contention after being rested, and Wayne Rooney proving his fitness following a recent hamstring injury, Ferguson has an enviable problem as he attempts to put one over long-time rival and Inter boss Jose Mourinho.

“Carlos scored two superb goals, he was a jack in the box all day. He has great energy,” Ferguson said.

“My biggest concern at the moment is picking the right team because I am having to leave world class players out.

I only hope they recognise that at the end of the season all of their great contributions will have been appreciated.“I took Rooney off in the second half because he is just coming back from that hamstring problem and we didn’t want to take any chances.”

Second half goals from Rooney and Park Ji-Sung completed a routine win and booked United’s place in the FA Cup semi-finals for a record 26th time.

Fulham manager Roy Hodgson was frustrated that his side’s early good work was thrown away by poor defending at a corner that allowed Tevez to score the opening goal.

Arsene Wenger says his team had already faced alerts.

Extremists may target us: Wenger AFP, London

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Danai Udomchoke celebrates his victory over Lleyton Hewitt yesterday.

ir Alex Ferguson faces an anxious wait on the fitness of Rio Ferdinand ahead of Manchester United’s Champions League clash with Inter Milan on Wednesday.

The centre-back left Craven Cottage on Saturday wearing a protective support after injuring his ankle during United’s commanding 40 FA Cup quarter-final win over Fulham.

Ferdinand had been forced to withdraw at half-time with United already in a comfortable two-goal lead and manager Ferguson admits he is uncertain whether the player will recover in time for the second leg clash with Italian giants Inter at Old Trafford.

That last 16 tie is finely poised after a scoreless draw in the teams’ first meeting in the San Siro.

Ferguson said England defender Ferdinand’s importance to his side’s hopes of reaching the quarter-finals of the competition, and so keeping alive their hopes of winning five trophies in a season, could not be underestimated.

“Ferdinand is a concern for us. He went over on his ankle and we will have to wait and see how he is,” Ferguson said.

“We just hope he makes it because he is so important for us.”

Ferguson also faces a se-

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Carlos Tevez, centre, is congratulated by team-mates and captain Rio Ferdinand, right.

rsenal manager Arsene Wenger raised the prospect of English football becoming a target of violent extremism, adding his team had already faced security alerts in comments published yesterday.

Wenger spoke in the wake of the attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team which left eight people dead as they travelled to a Test match in Lahore, Pakistan last week.

“It has happened to us, where we have had alerts before games that we played at home,” Wenger told the Sunday Telegraph newspaper.

“We kept quiet about it. I wonder about this because in England, you don’t get any police escort before games – they refuse, especially in London. We [the world of football] don’t regard ourselves as terror targets but you wonder why not.”

Arsenal does not employ private security, unlike teams like Manchester United, the paper said, adding that Wenger thought this was the responsibility of the state.

“You rely on the internal security of the country where you are,” he said. He added that he had previously experienced security worries when he was manager of Japanese side Nagoya Grampus.

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Indian batting maestro bludgeons the Kiwis with a century as India romp to 58-run victory over hosts

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n unbeaten 163 by Sachin Tendulkar led India to a comprehensive 58-run win over New Zealand in the third oneday international yesterday and ensured they cannot lose the series.

Tendulkar, utilising his full array of textbook and improvised shots, was the stand-out figure as India scored 392 for four after being sent into bat first.

It was the highest international ODI score against New Zealand, but the Black Caps were on target to overhaul it when they reached 166 without loss before the middle order

Inter click into gear Inter Milan clicked ominously into gear ahead of their Champions League trip to Manchester United with an impressive 2-0 victory at Genoa on Saturday. Goals from Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Mario Balotelli maintained Inter’s seven-point lead at the top of Serie A after Juventus won 1-0 at Torino in the Turin derby.

Inter played like a Jose Mourinho team, full of power, commitment, organisation and a little swagger too.

The only negatives for Mourinho were injuries to centre-backs Marco Materazzi and Nicolas Burdisso who both left the game during the first period. That, and United’s impressive showing in beating Fulham in the FA Cup, will be Mourinho’s two main worries.

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self-destructed and they were all out for 334.

The win, completed in 45.1 overs, gave India an insurmountable 2-0 lead in the series with only two matches remaining.

New Zealand had reason to think luck was on their side when they won the toss and had an early success with the dismissal of Virender Sehwag, India’s dangerman in their previous matches, for only three.

Gautam Gambhir followed for 15 and India were two for 65 in the 13th over when India stepped up to a level New Zealand had no answer for.

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IT’S A PLEASURE TO WATCH SACHIN.THE KIND OF SHOTS HE CAN PLAY IS AMAZING.HE HITS ALL OVER THE PARK. Mahendra Singh Dhoni

rious Tendulkar and they piled on 138 in 16.4 overs for the third wicket. During the batting power play they added 69 runs with overs of 13, 13, 12, 17 and 14, propelling India from 105 after 20 overs to 206 after 30.

Yuvraj kept his running to a minimum, with 10 boundaries and six sixes in his 87 which came off only 60 balls.

On a ground with short boundaries, the Indian innings produced 18 sixes in all, equalling the world record for an international innings, and New Zealand added 13 to set a record 31 sixes in a match.

Tendulkar contributed five of them and also clouted 16 fours with his 163 coming from 133

balls, before he retired hurt with a pulled stomach muscle in the 45th over, leaving the field to a standing ovation.

Australia lead South Africa Australia needed just three balls to end the South African first innings yesterday in Durban, and then extended their overall lead in the second Test to 305 runs by lunch.

Fast bowler Peter Siddle claimed the remaining two Proteas wickets in the first over of the day, to see the hosts dismissed on their overnight score of 138, a first innings deficit of 214 runs. Australia had reached 91-1 by the end of the first session.

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eal Madrid’s run of wins came to an end on Saturday when they were held to a 1-1 draw at the Santiago Bernabeu by city rivals Atletico, allowing Barcelona to extend their lead at the top to six points.

After two successive defeats Barcelona got back on track with a 2-0 home win over Athletic Bilbao to stretch their advantage over Real by two points.

Real had won ten straight league games to cut Barcelona’s advantage from 12 points to four in just three games and were hoping to put wind in their sails for tomorrow’s Champions League showdown with Liverpool at Anfield, a match in which they

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Atletico Madrid’s Diego Forlan, right, celebrates his goal with team-mate Sergio Aguero at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. trail 1-0 from the first leg.

Uruguayan striker Diego Forlan put Atletico ahead on 38 minutes with his 18th goal of the season but Klaas-Jan Huntelaar – cup-tied for the

Champions League – equalised after 57 minutes.

“We are six points behind now but it is not insurmountable,” said Real coach Juande Ramos. “It is just two games

and Barcelona still have to come to the Bernabeu.”

The draw meant Atletico’s derby hoodoo continues and they have not beaten Real since a 3-1 win back in 1999.

Atletico felt hard done by against Real and striker Sergio “Kun” Aguero vented his frustration at not being awarded a late penalty claiming the referee took the easy way out.

“It was a penalty,” fumed Aguero. “It was the final incident in the game but you aren’t going to get a penalty in the dying minutes at the Bernabeu.

“I looked at the clock and there was a minute left and he [the referee] wasn’t going to give it.”

Atletico fall five points behind fourth-placed Villarreal who defeated Espanyol 1-0.

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The Honda is still up for grabs

WINNING MANTRA Sun, sea and Singha victory for Indian star Randhawa AGENCIES, Phuket

ndian star Jyoti Randhawa cruised to a comfortable twostroke victory at the Singha Thailand Open for his eighth Asian Tour victory yesterday.

The 36-year-old Randhawa produced a flawless five-underpar 65 to hold off Rhys Davies of Wales, who equalled his best performance on Tour with a closing 67 at Laguna Phuket Golf Club for second place.

Chinese Taipei’s Lu Wei-chih settled for third position, three behind the winner, after a 65 while SSP Chowrasia of India was tied fourth alongside upcoming Chinese talent Wu Ashun after rounds of 69 and 66 respectively.

“I’m feeling great. I played marvellous golf the last two days. To shoot five under without any bogeys was good, I’m very happy,” said Randhawa, whose winning total of 17-under-par 263 earned him a cheque for US$79,250.

Tied for the overnight lead with Davies and Chowrasia, Randhawa, who charged into contention with a sizzling 62 on Saturday, pulled one stroke clear of the pack after shooting three birdies in his opening five holes. He coolly maintained his grip down the final straight with further birdies on the 12th and 15th holes.

“The way the course was set up and the way it was playing, I thought I could shoot some low numbers and I did that the last two days and I’m glad I did it,”

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The 2002 Asian No 1 said his relaxed attitude, where he spent time scuba diving with fellow competitor and brother-in-law Digvijay Singh and their families, was the key to his success on the holiday isle of Phuket.

“That’s the mantra now,” said Randhawa. “I need to relax a bit and chill out. You don’t practice and work hard during tournaments. You do it before that. I came here, I swam, I went scuba diving and I enjoyed myself.

And here I am, I’ve won a golf tournament. I learned a lot and I think I need to do this more often. “The two boys [Davies and Chowrasia] got me going.

THE WAY THE COURSE WAS SET UP AND THE WAY IT WAS PLAYING,I THOUGHT I COULD SHOOT SOME LOW NUMBERS AND I DID THAT. Jyoti Randhawa

They were on my heels the whole day. SSP made an eagle on the first hole and I needed to wake up and do something and luckily I did. It was good competition.”

Davies, who was bidding for a first Asian Tour title, was happy that he pushed Randhawa all the way. The 23-year-old blew his chance of turning on the pressure at the two closing par five holes by bogeying the 17th after finding trouble in thick rough. “Jyoti played great. He hit a number of great shots and a few good putts at the right time,” said Davies.

Thongchai Jaidee and Chapchai Nirat finished as the top Thais in a share of 10th place at 270.

Yang Yong-eun’s slow and steady approach with an even-par 70 kept him in front by one shot after three rounds of the Honda Classic in Florida on Saturday.

On the South Korean’s tail were Jeff Klauk (67) and Jeff Overton (70, with a triple-bogey on the 11th hole, going twice in the water, followed by two birdies in his last three holes) entering the Honda’s final round.

“I kept fighting,” Overton said. “And now I’ve got a chance to win.”

Yang bogeyed the third hole, birdied the 15th and made nothing but pars the rest of the way.

He’s in position to win $1,008,000 on Sunday, or 1.567 billion South Korean won – not to mention a two-year US PGA Tour exemption.

“Both would be good,” Yang said.

Meanwhile in Newport Beach, California, Mark O’Meara shot a 5-under 66 to grab a share of the lead with Bernhard Langer at the Toshiba Classic on Saturday.

O’Meara, who won 16 US PGA Tour events – including two majors – was winless on the Champions Tour in 33 starts. “It would mean so much to win, especially here,” said O’Meara.

Meanwhile in Christchurch, New Zealand, Steve Alker shot a finalround 5-under-par 67 yesterday to win the New Zealand PGA by two strokes over two other local golfers. – A P

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outh Korea’s Shin Ji-yai birdied her first four holes yesterday to set up her fourth LPGA tour victory at the $2 million HSBC Women’s Champions.

Shin, who takes home a $300,000 winner’s cheque, shot a final round 66 to finish the tournament at 11-under 277, two shots ahead of Australia’s Katherine Hull (74) at the

Tanah Merah Country Club course.

Shin lived up to her nickname ‘Final Round Queen,’ a moniker she said her fans gave her after regularly coming from behind to win.

The victory was 20-year-old Shin’s first as an LPGA member. She won three LPGA tour events earlier as a member of the Korean and Japanese LPGAs.

“I’m very surprised and very happy,” said the 5-foot-2 Shin, who also had a 66 on Saturday to thrust herself into contention after a moderate opening two rounds. “I can’t believe I birdied the first four holes.”

Hull led going into the final day by two shots, and two birdies on the front nine put her four strokes ahead at the turn. Her title hopes began to evaporate when she bogeyed

the 10th, then on the 13th she shanked her tee shot into the crowd en route to a double bogey, dropping her into a share of the lead.

“I made a really bad choice on 13,” Hull said. “I broke my game plan so I got what I deserved. “I decided at the start of the week to hit 3-wood off that tee. I hit a driver and it was the wrong choice. I was too greedy and overconfident.”