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Marketing co-ordinator for the Grimm Up North film festival in Manchester, Noel Mellor
is hoping that the Phuket Post readers can help him.
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Bodypump. Pump your body in public at the courtyard at RPM. DJ Tank will providing the music, while you will probably be providing the amusement factor if you stick to the dress code of 70's funk.
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Get your shoulder pads, flares and bottles of hairspray ready and boogie on down to IndoChine this weekend.
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The fab four - Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda - decide to take the sex out of the city and into the desert, after watching their pals Stanford and Anthony get hitched by Liza Minelli.
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Despite being clearly signposted, when you turn down into the dusty side soi off Rat-U-Thid Road, Patong, you will be forgiven for questioning whether you are at the right place to enjoy what is quickly becoming known as ‘the’ place in Patong to enjoy fine dining.
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The recent ceasing of two of Air Asia’s newly launched Phuket routes, seems to suggest that the ‘World’s best low cost airline’ is hesitant about Phuket’s potential to become a South Eastern travel hub.
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IN ITS regular Phuket Post “Legal Business” column, Duensing Kippen will be providing legal information particularly relevant to the business community here in Phuket
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CO-FOUNDER Peter Bolton likens the appeal of phuketproperty.com to that of an adorable puppy.
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Gday! Welcome back to my fitness and nutrition column! I’m all about getting you to look good naked!
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The second stage of the Ripcurl Grom Search, 2010, will be held this Saturday on Kata beach, we ask the super Groms if they are scared of the new competition...
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Lee Marine, Phuket’s leading yacht brokerage, will again have its familiar race boat, the Merry Fisher 655, on duty at the Phuket Six Senses Phuket Boat Race Week 21-25 July.
The Merry Fisher carries race personnel around the course to change and move the marks around.
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Bikram Choudhury – the founder of Bikram Yoga – stretched into Phuket last month to treat his students to a personal two-hour long session at the packed-out room in Bikram Hot Yoga Centre in Phuket.
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The word ‘farang’ gets banded around quite freely in Phuket and regardless of which particular interpretation you wish to accept, it is always used to describe foreigners and non-Thai people.
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