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Overseas trade reps to help


By PETCHANET PRATRUANGKRAI


Commerce Minister Kittirat Na Ranong will call a meeting with 65 overseas Thai trade representatives on September 14 to discuss preparing Thailand for sluggish exports to the United States and the European Union.

He wants export value to grow by 15 per cent this year to US$224 billion (Bt6.72 trillion), and the discussion will focus on planning for next year amid possible recessions in advanced economies.
Nuntawan Sakuntanaga, director-general of the Export Promotion Department, said the meeting would focus on how to strengthen export promotion to ensure expansion despite the slower growth in major export markets.
Export promotion will also concentrate on Asean, China, India and South Asia, which have shown stronger economic growth than traditional markets such as the US, the EU and Japan, she said.
Overseas trade representatives are scheduled to gather in Bangkok during the Gem and Jewellery Fair from September 14-18. Kittirat will outline government policies, while Deputy Commerce Minister Siriwat Kachornprasart, who oversees the Export Promotion Department, will also join the meeting.
The department has prepared much information for penetrating each particular market. The export globe has been divided into 10 markets: Greater China including Hong Kong and Taiwan; traditional Asean markets (Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Brunei); neighbouring countries (Burma, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam); the Middle East and Africa; South Asia; East Asia (Japan, South Korea and Australia); the EU; North America (the US and Canada); the Commonwealth of Independent States including Russia; and Latin America.
The department will hold an Export Clinic seminar on "How to be Successful in Penetrating Overseas Markets" on September 20 at Sofitel Centara Hotel Bangkok. It will provide information about trade regulations, consumer behaviour, import measures, competitors, economic situation, and strategies for exporters.
Overseas trade counsellors will also be available for consultation at the seminar.

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Cissy Xu Qianer sex life photo gallery

Collection of Cissy Xu Qianer’s(徐茜儿) photo shoot behind the scenes, life photo and self-shot photo for pure 尙 magazine. In these photos, Cissy Xu looks very sexy and innocent.
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Chrissie Chau and Jessica C sexy volleyball game at "Beach Spike" (stills and video Highlights)

Hong Kong popular sexy pretty model Chrissise Chrissie, A lin Pei Yin, Dada Lo Yin Yee, Theresa Fu Ying and the Half-Blood Jessica C. supermodel joined this summer film "Beach Spike 热浪球爱战", a sexy volleyball war wall  break out, here are some wonderful big still pictures and video Highlights …
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Sexy Chinese girls wearing blue bikini and black swimsuit


In the beautiful beaches, sexy Chinese girl, or wearing a blue bikini, or wearing a black swimsuit, no matter what, is so attractive, perfect figure, full breasts, too sexy.
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Elin Lv Wanrou sexy Love ME photo & video

Recently, Sexy Chinese young model Elin Lv Wanrou(吕婉柔) promoted her 2011 latest album "Love ME" in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Here are some photos selected from "Love Me" album, in the photos, Elin looks very sexy, very seductive.
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Beautiful Chinese model Xia Xinyu – Nicholas Tse rumored girlfriend


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Name: Xia Xinyu 夏馨雨
Nickname: 贵族小猫
Occupation: plane model, actress
Birthday: October 28, 1990
Current residence: Beijing – Chaoyang District
Birthplace: Heilongjiang – Mudanjiang
Blood Type: O
Nationality: Chinese
Constellation: Scorpio
Area: Mainland
Nationality: China
Languages: Chinese, English
Height: 160 cm
Features: show, host, sing, dance, photography, models
Zodiac: Horse
School: Beijing Film Academy
Expertise: Self-shot
Favorite animal: cat

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Sexy Chinese web celebrity Miki Li Meixi


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Name: Li Meixi 李美熙
English name: Miki
Nationality: Han
Height: 174cm
Sex: Female
Birthday: June 3, 1987
Weight: 50kg
Residence: Beijing

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Air freight expected to drive Tripple i revenue


By THE NATION


Triple i Logistics Group is targeting its revenue this year to reach Bt1.8 billion, mainly driven by the air-freight business.

"In the rest of the year, the group will focus on expansion of serving as the agent of cargoes for other airlines especially in Asia and emerging markets in Latin America," chief executive officer Tipp Dalal said yesterday.
The group has extended its air-freight transport network in Asia with the opening of agent offices in 12 countries by joining hands with passenger and cargo airlines, covering mainland China, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Burma, Vietnam, Cambodia and India.
The group has been appointed as general cargo agent for LAN Cargo, the largest cargo airline of South America, by using Bangkok as a regional hub to distribute shipments to other countries in Latin America.
Besides Thailand, the group is general cargo agent for air freight in Vietnam, Cambodia and Indonesia.
It has been appointed as cargo agent for Emirates Airlines in Cambodia as well as for All Nippon Airways in Cambodia and Macau.
With Thai AirAsia, the group has opened one international air-freight route, Chiang Mai-Singapore, and two domestic routes, Chiang Mai-Phuket and Chiang Mai-Hat Yai.
"We expect our group's sales this year from the air-freight business to reach Bt950 million, thanks to the strategic expansion of our cargo general-sales-agent model," he said.
Air freight accounted for about 54 per cent of the group's total revenues.
Triple i Logistics Group's air-freight revenue in the first half was Bt446 billion, down 3 per cent from the same half last year. However, air-freight rates in the first half declined an average of 15-20 per cent year on year.
For the sea-freight business, which has contributed about 35 per cent of the group's revenue, it has expanded its Chiang Mai-Singapore shipping route together with South Korea-based CK Line, which appointed the group as a cargo agent in the middle of last year.
This year, the group will increase services at ports to 30 from currently 10 in the region and the number of freight spaces, focusing on the Asian market and the rise in the country's trading volume.
The group expects to achieve Bt650 million in sea-freight business this year after posting Bt294 million in the first half, which was up 8 per cent from last year.
The group is now providing logistics services to Japanese customers with shipments of equipment imports and of exports of finished industrial products. The group has focused more on providing in-plant logistics management services to customers with general and dangerous products.
It has 20,000 square metres of warehouse space available in seven locations nationwide.
Newly established Triple i Container Depot Co offers a yard for lease on 20 rai (3.2 hectares) by Bang Na-Trat Road that can accommodate 4,000-5,000 20-feet-equivalent-unit containers per month.

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Hong Kong young model and singer Renee Lee Wan

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Name: 李蕴 (Lee Wan / Li Yun)
English Name: Renee Lee
Birthday: 27 Jul 1991
Constellation: Leo
Height: 167.5 cm
Weight: 95 lbs.
Like to eat: ice cream, crab
Hobby: singing
Favorites: family
Boy friend: Liu Qian 刘谦
Favorite color: pink blue
Favorite City: Hong Kong Japan
Favorite music: pop music
Favorite female singer: Sammi Cheng, Miriam Yeung, Joey Yung, 2R
Favorite Male Singer: Hacken Lee, Andy Hui, Eason Chan


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DOCUMENTARY FILM The rebel reporter

By JIM POLLARD


Wilfred Burchett paid a heavy price for reporting unpopular news. His exploits are detailed in a documentary being shown at the FCCT tonight

He has been hailed as one of the most influential journalists of the past 60 years, an author of 35 books, many of them ground-breaking. Yet he was also the subject of cheap, ugly and persistent smears, among them claims he was a "Stalinist hack" in the pay of the KGB.
Wilfred Burchett was an extraordinary correspondent - an Australian damned by his own government, and Washington - for daring to report, as one biography says, "the other side of the world".
He came from farming stock in Gippsland in the southeast, raised with strict "Methodist values" by a father who was a lay preacher. In the 1930s, he journeyed to Europe and was later praised for helping Jews flee the Nazis and gain refugee status Down Under.
In 1945, the year of his "big bang", as one of his sons put it. Burchett sneaked into Hiroshima and discovered a secret the Americans were keen to put a lid on: radiation from the world's first atomic bomb was killing thousands. His dispatch to the Daily Express in London appeared under the headline: "Atomic Plague: I write this as a warning to the world".
"In Hiroshima, 30 days after the first atomic bomb destroyed the city and shook the world, people are still dying, mysteriously and horribly - people who were uninjured by the cataclysm - from an unknown something which I can only describe as atomic plague," he wrote.
The tally of counted dead was 53,000. Another 30,000 were missing and almost certainly dead. Those near the centre of the explosion simply "vanished", he said, probably vapourised by the intense heat from the bomb on August 6. More troubling was the fact they were still dying at a rate of 100 people a day.
He confronted a US scientist at a press conference in Tokyo shortly after. "Eventually the exchanges narrowed down to my asking how he explained the fish still dying when they entered a stream running through the centre of the city… the spokesman looked pained. 'I'm afraid you've fallen victim to Japanese propaganda', he said and sat down."
In a foreward for 'Rebel Journalism' - a compilation of Burchett's writings put together by his son George, colleague John Pilger said "Wilfred had blown a momentous cover-up and was never forgiven for understanding and telling the truth, and telling it first".
In the 1950s he travelled to Korea to cover the peace talks, after having been advised by senior Chinese officials not to take much luggage, as he'd only be away a few weeks. But he was stuck there for three years, and suffered more problems after accusing the US of germ warfare attacks. They, in turn, accused him of interrogating and torturing Allied prisoners.
Prof Gavan McCormack, an academic in Canberra, wrote (in the same 2007 book as Pilger): "What [Burchett] reported was diametrically opposed to the way the political and military leadership of the West saw the war, and tried, falsely, to present it. When the false, garbled and malicious stories of his activities in Korea are discounted, what remains is the portrait of an honest man who tried to tell the truth, who was almost alone in seeing the war primarily from the viewpoint of the suffering Korean people rather than of the great powers."
The Australian government cancelled his passport in 1955 and he was forced to travel for 17 years on official documents provided by Hanoi, until the left-wing Whitlam government won office in 1972 and gave him a new passport. Burchett launched a legal challenge against claims he mistreated Allied prisoners held in a camp during the Korean War. The allegations were never proven, but he lost the court case - and a bundle - on a technicality.
The exploits of the legendary Aussie writer are back in the spotlight as the centenary of his birth approaches, next month. A documentary about Burchett will be screened at the FCCT tonight, with veteran film-maker David Bradbury flying up to introduce and speak about the correspondent, who died in 1983, and his film "Public Enemy Number One".
Wilfred's son George - the second of three children by his second Bulgarian wife Vessa - visited Bangkok recently to open an exhibition at the club of his father's photos of women during the '50s and '60s. The photos showing here (for just two more days), are part of an even bigger show being launched in Hanoi next month.
A big fan of his father's work, George voiced anger and dismay that some academics and right-wingers "in their ivory towers" still viewed Wilfred as a sell-out, upset that they had tainted his legacy. "He was always reporting something worth reporting… he was a man of the world.. a wonderful person and they called him a traitor, a KGB agent, a torturer, a brainwasher, a Stalinist hack."
His dad was closest to the "immensely charismatic" Ho Chi Minh, he said, but also on good terms with Sihanouk, the princes in Laos in the early 60s, Chou En-lai, and Henry Kissinger, who sought his advice on negotiating an end to the war in Vietnam.
Prior to Japan, Wilfred had travelled from Singapore to Burma, where he survived a machine-gun attack, before journeying overland to India for medical treatment. Thirty years later they lived "very happily" in Cambodia prior to the CIA-orchestrated coup against Sihanouk in 1970, before moving to Paris while "dad" covered the peace talks, and reported on wars in Angola and southern Africa near the end of his days.
"His life was one big adventure and he loved every bit of it. He was like a journo's journo," George said.
"He thought the Cold War wasn't the Russians fault. He saw a new world that was anti-colonialist, socialist, with mass movements seeking to liberate themselves. He wrote books for people back home. He was self-taught but curious about the world."
TAKING NOTES
- "Public Enemy Number One" screens at 8 tonight at the FCCT, in the penthouse of the Maneeya building on Ploenchit Road, near Chitlom BTS station.
- An exhibition of Burchett's historic photos are on show until tomorrow at the club.

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Recently, Cherrie Ying Cai Er(应采儿) was invited to shoot "men’s fashion" fashion photo, showingself-confidence, outspoken nature. Although many black and white in clothes, but without prejudice to release her "man’s wife sexy."
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