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41st issueMay 2011
amthaipaperCreated by:
www.amthai.co.uk/festival
amthaipaper proudly presentsThe Thai event of the yearAMTHAI
FESTIVAL 2011at (Athletic Stadium)WIMBLEDON PARK,LONDON SW19
7HX
amthaipaper proudly presentsThe Thai event of the yearAMTHAI
FESTIVAL 2011at (Athletic Stadium)WIMBLEDON PARK,LONDON SW19
7HX
Thai food & products Thai Massage Thai performances Thai
classical and modern music Thai boxing show Fun fair many
more...
Thai food & products Thai Massage Thai performances Thai
classical and modern music Thai boxing show Fun fair many
more...
Entry forChildren (height no exceed 120 cm.)
Tickets are on sale,Buy online at www.amthai.co.uk,
www.facebook.com/amthaifestivaland will be available in selected
stores
in London and UK.email: [email protected]
call 0788 635 9750,0795 017 9321
Entry forChildren (height no exceed 120 cm.)
Tickets are on sale,Buy online at www.amthai.co.uk,
www.facebook.com/amthaifestivaland will be available in selected
stores
in London and UK.email: [email protected]
call 0788 635 9750,0795 017 9321
Entry Ticket
BUY NOW!1.50
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please visit our website at www.amthai.co.uk/festivalfor further
information.please visit our website at
www.amthai.co.uk/festivalfor further information.
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11th - 12th June 2011 2nd year
amthaifestivalAt Wimbledon Parks Athletic Stadium
Want to experience Thailand without having to pay thousands of
pounds to go there For one weekend only, Wimbledon Park becomes
Thailand! If youre a fan of cuisine, culture and fun everything
thats creative about classical and contemporary Thailand you will
not want to miss our festival.
We have all sorts of activities lined up for you throughout the
weekend, including: Thai contemporary music (Thai Sakon) on
Saturday Thai country music (Look Thung/More Lam) on Sunday
Traditional performances, with dancing styles from all across
Thailand Thai boxing demonstrations A funfair (for the kids AND the
kids at heart) Thai massages to help you unwind... Food and
beverages from some of the nest Thai restaurants in London And many
more
Wimbledon Parks Athletic StadiumAMTHAI FESTIVAL 2011 will be
held on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 June 2011 from 11AM to 7PM at
Wimbledon Parks Athletic Stadium SW19 7HX in London.
Wimbledon Park is south Londons best kept secret. Boast-ing
water features, tennis courts and acres of beautiful scenery, there
is no better place to enjoy Thailand right on your doorstep.
A fun food festival, plus live music, dancing shows, etc.
The rst Thai festivalin London this summer
Tickets are available on the door, or can be bought in advance
through www.amthai.co.uk
for children (Height not to exceed 120cm) One day pass Adults: 2
(Advance tickets 1.50)
Weekend pass Adults: 3 (Advance tickets 2)
TRAVEL DIRECTIONSLondon Underground: Wimbledon Park Station (for
Home Park Road) Southelds Station (for Wimbledon Park Road)Train:
Wimbledon StationTram: Wimbledon StationBuses: 39, 156Email
[email protected] or call 0788 635 9750, 07733 444 815, 07950
179 321
As an additional incentive, were offering lucky ticket holders
as following:1st Prize a return ticket to Thailand supported by
Trayvale Travel
2nd Prize Two prizes of one weekend voucher for 2 persons
inMillennium Gloucester Hotel, inclusive of breakfast for 2 persons
and dinner for 2 persons in Bugis Street up to the value of 60
3rd Prize 100 voucher to spendat Mango Tree Restaurant SW1X
7EQ
4th Prize Two of assorted gift sets from Manning Impex
5th Prize Bottles of Sangsom and Mekhongfrom Chang Beer
6th Prize Six of Monsoon Valley T-shirts (Monsoon Valley)
Remember to keep those tickets safe!
Entry Ticket
BUY NOW!1.50
On the door 2
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amthaiteamHonorary Consultant
H.E. Mr. Kitti Wasinondh,Thai Ambassador to the Uk,Dr.Phitoon
Triwichitkasem,
Police Major General Amnuay Nimmano,Deputy Metropolitan Police
Commissioner
Police Major General Vichai Sangprapai,Metropolitan Police
Division 1 Commander
EditorSittikorn Meesukul
DirectorRamida Vijitphan
Operations ManagerCharlie Ercilla
Co-Editor in GeneralPasha Prabpal, Jongjin Jitjang,
Editorial TeamJ Wichiratheep, Pongsatorn Sobsathien,
Patcharin Hayes, Pukchanok Pattanatabud,Ramon Chiratheep,
Jatuporn Sheppard,
Mukkarin ThitavaranunDistribution/Advertising ManagerCharlie
Ercilla, Panida Sutatchutoe,
Nawin SattawatkulPhotographers
Charlie Ercilla,Ramida Vijitphan,
Anekapol LertromyanandaContributors
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amthaipaperwww.amthai.co.uk / May 2011 Chang TalkamthaiChang
Talk
The Elephant SchoolSongkran Art Competition
SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON
In March Chang Soda teamed up with Everton in the Community to
run a Song-kran, Thai New Year art competition with local primary
school Arnot St Marys near Goodison Park.
The pupils were taught all about Song-kran, its traditions and
the signicance of water during the New Years celebra-tion. The aim
was to educate the children about Songkran sharing with them
different cultures and traditions and also to bring the Songkran
celebrations home to Everton Football Club.
The children were asked to produce an A4 piece of artwork to
mark Thailands biggest festival and with the help of Everton star
Tim Cahill three entrants; Jenny, Amy and Leah were short listed
for the nal. Fans
were then able to vote for their favourite Chang Songkran
drawing enabling one lucky lady the chance to be the Chang mascot
for the last game of the season against Chelsea.
The winner who received the most votes was Leah who beamed as
she met the Everton premiership players and proved to be a Everton
good luck mascot on the day as Everton went on to end the season
with a win beating Chelsea 1-0.
The Changi the elephant Songkran art competition is just one
example of the numerous ways Chang and Everton in the Community
work together to engage with the local community across Liverpool
and Merseyside. amthai
On Sunday 15th May Samaggi Samagom (LSE FC) and Thai-UK football
clubs battled it out to see which team would be travelling to
Goodison Park to compete in the Chang Cup. The match was held in
Maida Vale at the Paddington Sports Centre and in a spirited match,
with plenty of shots on goal both teams played with determination,
so much so that the end result was a draw.
With only one team to be put forward for the tournament,
penalties were taken and the winners were the Thai-UK team. The
Thai-UK team and supporters will be travelling up to Goodison Park
on the 23rd May to Play against Kitbag, Le Coq Sportif, Thomas
Cook, Sportech and Total Fitness.
The Chang Cup Tournament
amthai
At the end of the game both teams shook hands and with smiles
all round, Khun Poom Kunplin from the Samaggi Samagom team added:
On behalf of the LSE team that played against Thai UK, I would like
to thank you, your family, and
Beer Chang for organising, sponsoring and being part of the
event. Of course it was a shame that we lost on penalties, but we
enjoyed the game and hold our heads up high. Please pass on our
best wishes to Thai UK come 23rd May.
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Leah with Mikel Arteta (EFC Premiership Player) and Leah with
Geoff Tirrell (General Manager, Chang UK)
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1amthaipaperwww.amthai.co.uk / May 2011Chang TalkamthaiChang
Talk
Lunch at the Whole Foods Market organised by Thai TradeOn 12th
April the Ambassador of Thailand and various guests were invited to
a guided tour around the shop to view all the different array of
Thai products.
There was a large selection of fresh fruits that had the smell
of fresh fruit just like you nd in a Thai village market in
Thailand .There was a huge selection of different rice and various
Thai coconut milk varieties and some Thai alcoholic beverages
including Chang beer, Monsoon Wine, etc.
The Fresh Whole Foods Market Kensington takes two months
celebrating foods from around the world. The rst week started on
Tuesday 12th April to bring the customers
to the tropical popular foodie paradise of Thailand without
leaving London.
Thai cuisine is one of the UKs most popular choices when eating
out or in but many British food lovers rely on a small selection of
dishes they know. To expand their shoppers knowledge, Whole Foods
Market has partnered with the Thai Trade Centre to help shoppers
explore a new world of undiscovered Thai cooking. Thai cuisine will
be highlighted for one week each month, with focuses on fruits,
herbs & spices and dishes from different Thai regions.
Shoppers will be able to buy a wide selection of Thai fruits and
vegetables
for a limited time; from the sweet but crunchy Dragon fruit or
the delicious Thai Pineapple to the more exotic Rambutan or
Mangosteen - which is often referred to as the queen of Thai fruit.
Whole Foods Market has sourced an appealing range of products which
you will rarely come across in a London supermarket!
For those who not ready to try Thai cuisine at home just yet,
Whole Foods Market has an array of Thai events taking place on
various dates throughout the months of April and May to inspire
you. Shop-pers will be able to admire and learn the speciality Thai
craftsmanship of fruit Carving and Sugar Carving in the foyer at
Whole Foods Market.
Besides fruit carving, Whole Foods Mwill also showcase some new
special dishes available to taste and buy alongcooking
demonstrations by well knownchefs. In addition, shoppers will be
etained by a traditional Thai dance, RaDao-Va-Duang. The dancers
dress ua God and Goddess to welcome and everyone prosperity and
good luck incoming Thai New Year (13th April).
Whole Foods Market is also holding special Supper Clubs offering
dinersopportunity to taste two modern Thai courses (starter and
main) created by known Thai restaurants including PaEat Thai and
Mango tree.
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went to ask Som-dej Phra Maha Cakkapatti to give up the monkhood
and was on the throne once more. In 1568 Burma marched seven
armies, including the Pitsanuloks ruler, to war with Ayutthaya, and
later blockaded Ayutthaya in four directions, but could not defeat
Ayutthaya. At this time Somdej Phra Maha Cakkapatti was ill for
about a month, and then died. He was on the throne for 20 years.
Then Phra Mahintrarathiraj the sec-ond son of Somdej Phra Maha
Cakkapatti
Burma (Phra Jaao Bu-reng nong) had an idea to exchange Phraya
Ram because he was able to protect Ayutthaya, Somdej Phra
Mahintrarathiraj agreed, but the Bur-mese king dishonoured the
deal, the rainy
season approached, so the Burmese king persuaded Phraya Chakkri
to became a spy in Ayutthaya. Somdej Phra Mahi-ntrarathiraj thought
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amthaipaperwww.amthai.co.uk / May 2011 amthai festival 2011
At Wimbledon Park, LONDON SW19 7HX
Saturday 11th - Sunday 12thJune 201111 am 7 pm
A i bl d k O O S HX
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BUY THE TICKETALSO ENTERPRIZE DRAW
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Event
: Amthai Festival 2011
Venue : Wimbeldon Parks Athletic Stad
Q Time Min Program
A 11:00 90 Welcome to Amthai Festivel 2011
*Introduce stalls
*Music
B 12:30 15 MC Introduce
12:45 15 Opening Speech
C 13:00 10 Show (1) Joe Louise puppets
13:10 10 Show (2) Ton Worrachet
13:20 10 1st Prize Draw
13:30 15 Break
D 13:45 60 Live Band Music
14:45 15 Break
15:00 60 Live Band Music
16:00 15 Break
16:15 10 Show (3) Mixed fighting
16:25 10 Show (4) Serng Gala
16:35 15 2nd Prize Draw
16:50 40 Muay Thai Show
17:30 15 Break
17:45 40 Muay Thai Show
18:25 15 3rd P rize Draw
18:40 ** Close => See you tomorrow :)
Date : 11th June 2011Rundown Program
Event : Amthai Festival 2011 Venue : Wimbeldon Park
Q Time Min Program
A 11:00 60 Welcome to Amthai Festivel 2011
*Introducing stalls
*Music
B 12:00 15 MC Introduce
C 12:15 15 Show (1) Welcome to Thailand
12:30 15 Show (2) Thailand once in a life time
12:45 45 Mor lum by Elae Luk Toong
13:30 15 Break
13:45 30 1st Prize Draw
14:15 15 Show (3) The beautiful Ancient Dances of Thailand
14:30 15 Show (4) Thailand the land of smile
14:45 15 2nd Prize Draw
15:00 40 Muay Thai Show
15:40 30 Break
16:10 30 Muay Thai Show
16:40 45 Mor lum by Elae Luk Toong
17:25 30 Break
17:55 30 Final Prize Draw
18:25 ** Close - See you next year :)
Date : 12th June 2011Rundown Program
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amthaipaperCreated by:
Thai food & dessert stalls Thai grocery stalls Thai
handicraft stalls Iced tropical drinks stalls Thai specialist fresh
vegetables & fruit stalls Thai
premium beer - for free tasting only by Chang Beer Fruits and
vegetable carving demonstrations Thai massage Traditional Thai
dance performance Thai martial arts & Thai Boxing
demonstrations Thai performance of live music
Fun Fair Face painting and many more...
Thai food & dessert stalls Thai grocery stalls Thai
handicraft stalls Iced tropical drinks stalls Thai specialist fresh
vegetables & fruit stalls Thai
premium beer - for free tasting only by Chang Beer Fruits and
vegetable carving demonstrations Thai massage Traditional Thai
dance performance Thai martial arts & Thai Boxing
demonstrations Thai performance of live music
Fun Fair Face painting and many more...
www.amthai.co.uk/festival
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Entry for Children(height no exceed 120 cm.)
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Buy Ticket onlineat www.amthai.co.uk
Exhibitor Lists-on the dayNo. Exhibitor lists VIPB01 Chang
BeerB02 Chang BeerA01 Manning ImpexA02 Manning ImpexA03 Trayvale
TravelA04 Edu PlusA05 LebaraA06 TATA07 Amthaipaper Rafe Ticket and
VIP Money TransferMT01 AB Money TravelT01 West East Travel
No. Exhibitor lists CoffeeC01 Romwa Coffee MassageM01 Thai
CharmM02 Amphorn & Associates CraftC01 Little Miss tj shop
UKC02 Funky-ChicboutiqueC03 Wan JewelryC04 Buddha MagicC05 Herbal
products ToyTo01 Double Bubble
PROMOTION/ VIP- Marquees
FOOD STALLS - Marquees
GROCERY STALLS- Marquees
CRAFT STALLS- Marquees
MASSAGE STALLS- Marquees
DRINK STALLS- Marquees
Chang Beer Area Marquees
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No. Exhibitor lists GroceryG01 Siam Thai Produce
FOOD STALLSF01 PatchareeF02 Siam City (Muay)F03 Siam City
(Muay)F04 Thai ExpressF05 Wan Thai Cuisine F06 Thai BBQ KitchenF07
Malaysian Thai Drink & DessertDD01 Wan-Yen Shave Ice
DessertD01 Mae Ying & Ploy Thai DessertsD02 Lek CrepesD03
Angie Thai Homemade Ice Cream
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amthaievent highlightsby Charlie Ercilla
CFAB International Spring Fair,CFAB International Spring Fair
opened it door for the 52nd time on May 11th 2011 at Kensington
Town Hall. There were over 80 countries took part by hosting the
stall which sells products that are exclusive to their nations,
from jewellery, textiles and scarves to designers handbags. HRH
Princess Alexandra attended the event for an hour and a hal f on
Wednesday and visited all the worldwide stalls.
Children and Families Across Borders (CFAB) World Market has
been running continually since 1959 providing successful Fairs to
raise funds for the UK branch of International Social Service (ISS
UK) It has become a Londons favorite events and HRH Princess
Alexandra attends the World Market every year as its patron. The
primary purpose of CFAB International Spring Fair is to raise
income for the
charity. The work of the charity is to support children and
families who are adversely affected by globalisation. It is also
supports the agencies to ensure the best possible outcome for each
child through the International Social Service Network, children
and families across borders strives to reunite children and
families who are separated by international borders. We live in a
society that is increasingly diverse with families often separated
voluntarily or involuntarily between the countries. War, famine,
ethic persecution, divorce or separation and changing work patterns
all take their toll on the family structure. Children can become
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Spring Fair opened it door for the 52nd time on May 11th 2011 at
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hosting the stall which sells products that are exclusive to their
nations, from jewellery, textiles and scarves to designers
handbags. HRH Princess Alexandra attended the event for an hour and
a hal f on Wednesday and visited all the worldwide stalls. Children
and Families Across Borders (CFAB) World Market has been running
continually since 1959 providing successful Fairs to raise funds
for the UK branch of International Social Service (ISS UK) It has
become a Londons favorite events and HRH Princess Alexandra attends
the World Market every year as its patron. The primary purpose of
CFAB International Spring Fair is to raise income for the charity.
The work of the charity is to support children and families who
are
adversely affected by globalisation. It is also supports the
agencies to ensure the best possible outcome for each child through
the International Social Service Network, children and families
across borders strives to reunite children and families who are
separated by international borders. We live in a society that is
increasingly diverse with families often separated voluntarily or
involuntarily between the countries. War, famine, ethic
persecution, divorce or separation and changing work patterns all
take their toll on the family structure. Children can become
homeless, abandoned, abused, orphaned or separa ted f rom the i r
paren ts by international boundaries. Additional one off events can
be viewed on wwww.cfab.uk.net to offer support or donation please
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was Phra Jaao chang pherk. The King of Burma knew, and begged 2
elephants, but Somdej Phra Maha Cakkapatti refused him. The King of
Burma made war, but Ayutthaya could not be defeated then the
Burmese army blockaded Ayutthaya capital and shot guns into the
capital every day, eventually Somdej Phra Maha Cakkapatti had to
nish the war by giving 4 white elephants and Phraya Chakri as well
as Phra Ramesoun, king of Burma agreed to give back all the regions
which he had seized before, and this nished the war. This war we
call Songkram Chang pherk or the white elephants war, of 1563.
In Ayutthaya conditions were not peaceful , Somdej Phra Maha
Cakkapatti gave authority to Phra Mahintrarathiraj (his son) to
rule Ayutthaya, then he himself went to ordain again. Phra
Mahintrathiraj did not trust Phra Maha Dhammarajathirajs loyalty
who ruled Pitsanulok, which was friendly with the king of Burma. So
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Somdej Phra Maha Cakkapatti (Phra Thean Raja) was the 15th king
of Ayut-thaya. His wife was Somdej Phra Si-suriyothai. They had 5
children. In 1548 he was on the throne and gave titles to the peers
who had helped him to become king, such as Khun Pirentratep became
Somdej Phra Maha Dham-maraja, Khun Intratep became Phraya
Sidhammasokaraj.
hen Ayutthaya changed kings in 1548. The king of Burma (Phra
Jaao Tabengchavety) marched an army against Ayutthaya, the year
after this, they were to ght in hand to hand combat on
elephant-back. Somdej Phra Maha Cakkapattis elephant lost control,
his wife who wore mans dress, moved to help him, but was killed by
the Burmese king. After the war was nished, he ordered that his
wife should be cremated at the Royal garden, and he made a Pagoda,
Vihara in her memory, this was called Wat Sobsawan
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Phra Maha Cakkapatti tried to make the country more stable by
modifying the army, he built a modern wall, created canals, and
also new towns such as Nontaburi, Nakonchaisi, he made a population
census in order to know how many strong men would be available when
needed in war, he also modied paddle boats to be used as gun boats
for war and he put the articial heads of animals on the prow of the
boats, which were developed for use in Royal ceremonies as in the
present.
At the period above, Somdej Phra Maha Cakkapatti asked Phra
Sisin (his nephew) to ordain as a novice, but Phra Sisin planned to
rebel, but he was caught and conned at Wat Dhammikaraj. When he was
20 years old, he told him to ordain as a Buddhist monk, but he
escaped and started to assemble men for starting a guerrilla war,
later he attacked Ayutthaya capital, but he was shot dead.
Somdej Phra Maha Cakkapatti had 7 white elephants, so he had
another name which
or Wat Soun Louang Sob-sawan in the present.
They were in combat again in the same year, this time the
Burmese king thought the war could not be won, so he moved his army
back and made ambushes on the way, the Ayutthaya army followed up
and found a blockade, so Phra Maha Dhammaraja and Phra Ramesoun
were captured. Somdej Phra Maha Cakkapatti had to deal with the
Burmese king, he exchanged two persons who were captured with 2
white elephants. They all agree with this deal.
During the years 1549 to 1563 Somdej
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