Last Night a Thai Girl Saved my Life...
Well, that would have been a good story...
But actually, a few days ago, after a fairly stressful time at work, I was diagnosed with high blood presure. Surreally high; I won't even tell you the numbers because you'll just say by rights I should explode... Funny thing is, I don't have any of the risk factors (beyond chronic obesity, old age, no exercise, family history, diabetes, etc :) ). Anyway, I bought myself a blood pressure monitor to check my readings while I am away on business. A couple of days travelling and the numbers were still on overload. :(
But then today, BP has dropped to normal levels. :) And all I have done is had a couple of awesome bonks with the gf...
Of course what it is, is those little blue pills. They dilate the blood vessels, allowing blood to reach the important parts, and at the same time lowering the overall pressure. Just checked on-line, but trust me, I am a doctor.
So the solution is simple. To live longer, bonk longer and oftener... :)
Thailand's 3G to be in service by 2nd Qt. of 2011
[quote=lord farquard]bangkok has 3g in a few select areas, most of the three carriers have upgraded their edge nework to edge+ (whatever that is)
i use an air card with dtac and have not had any troubles, but i do not try to download video, just sending some small files and skype.
fyi
attached is a interesting tale of woe about the one persons problems with his iphone
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciyhy4p19-q[/url][/quote]
just a f.y.i taken from the pattaya people newspaper november 15-30.
after a long delay, the tot has finally decided to speed up the process for the 3g bidding, saying the first phrase will be in service by the second quarter of next year.
the tot board will grant a permit to only one lowest bidder to operate the third-generation telecomunication service (3g) for the whole country. the tot said the system was very complicated and should, therefore, be operated by only one company, which will be required to use the same equipment throughout the nation.
ais and true move have already sent their subsidaiary companies to join the tot in operating the 3g service. the two companies are acting as mobile virtural network operator (mvno) for the time being.
the terms of reference (tor) have been completed and are now under the attorney general offices consideration. the bidding wil take place in december and the name of the winning company wil be announced in january of next year.
the service is planned in three phases. the first phase, in which the service will be provided in important areas, is expected to be available in the 2nd quarter of 2011. serviced in the second phase will be provided for bangkok, four surrounding provinces, and 13 other economic provinces; it should be in operation within 180 days after the first phase has been in place.
the third and final stages, which will cover the whole country, will be completed within 4 years. the tot expect that the 3g service will be able to support up to seven million numbers.
in summary... which i have heard before there is currently no 3g operation in thailand?
lbm