Wednesday, September 30, 2009

How To Treat People With Lorazepam Addiction

WWF ON LIIINE

Our video for WWF UK is now on the World Wide Web! With a post on motionographer for the U.S. side. Thank
Wyld Stallions giving us confidence Celine and me, and let us run very freely this project.
It is eager to make a new project as interesting!



Here is our video for WWF UK , it's finally on line! With a post on the motionographer !
Thanks to Wyld Stallions for trusting us, Celine and I, and let us direct this project with so much freedom.
We're eager to start a new project as interesting!



WWf animation from Benedi yann on Vimeo .

Sunday, September 27, 2009

There Stomach Virus Going Around




Quick passage through Surat Thani. Nice small restaurant / outdoor market.



The next morning, 2 hours by ferry to Ko Pha Ngan. Island famous for the Gulf of Thailand full moon party held every full moon night on the beach Haad Rin.

The beach is beautiful but it's much less beautiful than Ko Phi Phi and the weather is back.



Opposite the beach at full moon, is a beach less touristy and therefore in the raw state. Pity, pity ...



Small beer in the evening on the beach, as is our new tradition.

The next morning, the weather is always mixed. We wanted a ride to the beautiful Ang Thong Marine Park, but under the clouds, it will be less spectacular. So we decide to leave the island.



Saturday, September 26, 2009

Plant Pigment Chromatography Lab Report Sample

Koh Phi Phi Koh Lanta


After four days we leave Koh Lanta with great regret at not having seen the beaches under the sun. We take the boat to Koh Phi Phi, the sun begins to pierce the clouds, we hope to see beautiful beaches. After 2h

ferry we are very restless in Koh Phi Phi Don, the sun is with us, the beaches are beautiful.



We head to the beach.





We will then to a lookout.



The afternoon will be short, C. unable to digest lunch, R. will walk (and lose) in town. The sun begins to hide again.

After a night's sleep we were counting on the sun to make a boat trip and discover Koh Phi Phi Leh (the famous island used for the movie "The Beach"), unfortunately the clouds are back. Finally we decide to take the boat to Krabi then cross a parcel of land to take a boat to Koh Phan Gan (east of the continent while Koh Phi Phi is in the West).

Friday, September 25, 2009

Avital Remote Car Starter

(yes as TF1)


Go back over these 5 days memorable.

September 21: the TGV Thai
Objective
take the train to Pak Chong (Khao Yai National Park) to Bangkok and then take another train to a small southern town and spend the night quietly. Objective
missed. Yeah because we missed the match with the second train. It's true we have not allowed enough time between the two matches. 2 hours was not enough. Beh yes on a trip that lasted 4 hours, it took 6:30. Not bad, you take more train 3rd class. Result was missed the match and we also missed the next train. On one stone, as they say. Total change of plan, we are obliged to take an overnight train to Trang while in the south. So we will make the southern part of the South to the North and not the opposite as expected. Understood?

September 22: Arrive Trang

7am, slept not too badly. A Trang nothing to do but nearby is the archipelago of islands of Trang. Waiting to see any this, we must consider the further course. Our course on the southern islands and our possible stay in the UAE during the stop on our return flight.

For the islands is very bad start. This is the worst time to visit, rainy, stormy sea ... As a result many ferry does not operate and the less touristy islands are inaccessible. At least rent for himself the services of a long tail boat is allowed ... so dropping the archipelago of islands Trang to Koh Lanta easily accessible. Otherwise

Trang is a Thai town standard (ugly). Positive is a town much less touristy, we were not housed in a tourist ghetto The night market is nice, always surprising displays DVD / CD counterfeits, R. almost died (too spicy dish).

September 23: Koh Lanta

Departure for Koh Lanta, 2:30 minivan, two short ferry to take to reach the island. The sun is there and the scenery is very promising. Landing at the resort. Staff abject bungalow near the end. But it was the mini terrace, hammock, all with a bit of beach views. On arriving, we took advantage of the beach despite the bad weather that moved. The beach is lined with resorts all along but it's well done. We saw beautiful shells and hundreds of crabs. And to finish the day nothing better than a small beer bought at the local supermarket and eaten on the beach just before the bar of the resort.

September 24: Tour of the island

We rented a scooter for the day to tour the beach. The weather will remain overcast all day. We saw some beautiful views from the top of the island, a small fishing village, beaches polluted by the gray, a mosque, monkeys in an open dump and a snake crushed.



Not to mention very useful advice:



Good good, all that was missing sun frankly, very frustrating (especially after seeing photos of Koh Lanta in the sun in a magazine at Our lunch at the restaurant). We finish the day with a beer on the beach, beautifully illuminated by all the resorts.

25 September: it was true

It confirms it's really not the right season to come to the islands. Full day in the monsoon. Can not get out. Distractions of the day: swimming tropical (tropical sea + Tropical rain) and messing around on the hammock.



We decided to do away with Koh Lanta, booking the boat to Koh Phi Phi. We finish the day ... with a beer on the beach! The sunset is magnificent



Sunday, September 20, 2009

Sims 3 Relic Eternity

On the trail of the tiger as Croesus


After a night in Chiang Mai we took the train to Ayutthaya, which is 14 hours by train to 600 km, fortunately we took the express train!
We spent the night in Ayutthaya before taking a train to Pak Chong, eastern. If we're going to Pak Chong, is for the national park of Khao Yai, which is nearby. This park is famous for its many species: wild elephants, snakes, bears, scorpions, hornbills and even tigers. Okay there are less than 10 tigers in the 2000 sq km park, but for other animals, it is common to find them.

We decide to stay in a guest house can arrange tours to the park. A tour of half a day and another full day, we opt for the whole package.

caves to bats

Start 15h, a German couple and one from Canada with us, direction a cave inhabited by bats, nothing exceptional at first glance. It was not counting our two guides trackers animals. After a few minutes they present us with a tarantula.



Then comes the turn of insects that are unknown to us: something all along with lots of long legs and back and a yellow spider-scorpion. Of course we also saw the bat but it is true that other corny they stole the show.

After this first winery we went to the output of another cave with bats, and prohibited from returning, we are here to observe the flight of thousands of specimens. At 17h pétante, it starts to shake, all the bats come and go and after a few minutes is literally a coil that is emerging in the sky. Meanwhile
17h, a guide was happy to bring us a centipede straight out of the forest.

We finish the day at the river where we can swim. Once again the guide shows originality and invited a snake.

After this tour full of surprises we come back to the guest house and met a French couple and two Germans who will tour with us the next day. We spend the evening playing cards.

Stalking

We are ready for a full day to hunt animals in the park of Khao Yai. But above all, stop at a small lookout and the guide took the opportunity to provide us with socks against leeches. The departing we see a monkey in search of food.
While the car ahead of a guide is standing at the back of sorng-taa-or (pick-up arranged) in watching any animal. Soon we stop, the driver spotted a scorpion in the middle of the road. Our guide catches it, the closer we can put it on shoulder reassuring us, this is not fatal.



On the road again, to stop again, this time it's a gibbon that guide sighted. It takes several minutes before we get to the spot. It is a female hanging around with her little belly. It is very hard to see with the naked eye. But everything is provided, a telescope and binoculars are quickly available to us. The guide takes the pictures through the telescope, the class.



few minutes later two hornbills are identified.



We leave for a walk in the jungle. Obviously a beautiful green snake was unearthed on the road. During the ride we have the feeling of déjà vu, we must admit that forests are like those we have traveled to Australia. Obviously it's still beautiful, even if the guide thought he heard the elephants eventually were monkeys (?) And saw a chameleon without being able to show, we enjoyed the mushrooms and the lush vegetation .

After eating we went to swim at the foot of the waterfall. This used in the famous movie "The Beach", where they make a leap of twenty feet. We are in the rainy season of a sudden she does not look exactly like the film, it is much more powerful.

After the break we start looking for larger animals such as the guide would say. It's not Tiger he speaks (he has never seen in five years) but elephants. We've seen photos where the elephants are on the road to eat. Unfortunately it is easier to find in the dry season when their food becomes scarce and they do not hesitate to approach the humans to eat. After two hours of hunting of elephants we return empty-handed but a king cobra appeared in the middle of the road. Really impressive when it rebounded to intimidate our guide. Back at the guest house, despite the lack of an elephant we spent an incredible day to observe exotic animals.

Next step, the South.

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Value Of Knightsbridge Collection

Bobby's WWF back


Voici une image de pitch qu'on a realisé avec Celine for Tandem Films.
It was a little excited about the format of the coup here a few excerpts and the full version stamp format for the curious.
This picture made me backache, otherwise it was great anyway.

Here Is A Pitch picture we've Made with Celine for Tandem Films.
craking We Were they more than expected, it Turned Into a very massive panoramic, so here are Some excerpts and the full picture in a very tiny size For the curious. Making this picture WAS
Such A backache, goal Ourselves We enjoyed anyway.





Monday, September 14, 2009

Introducing New Doctor Letter

Poor


To celebrate a very special occasion (1095 days to support each other), we went to the Fern Resort (www.fernresort.info). We played the rich as Croesus but being poor as a backpacker trip in the end.

We decided to take a basic bungalow already relatively expensive. But the off-season had a magical effect on prices. 50% off directly without even haggling. So out of curiosity we went to the bungalow suite. It was almost to 30 € the room, ridiculously low. Were asked if they had not something a little better, up to two youths walking around with bags of green fluorescent hiking. And then magically, the receptionist took us to the bungalow after Royal + + mega xxl top.



Yeah just that. Already there is a single bungalow like this one throughout the resort, it is relatively isolated and concealed by a beautiful tropical vegetation. And especially it has a demented view of the resort on the rice field, forest and surrounding bungalows (the poor). All this for 36 €, I think they were really desperate by the lack of customer, that price is the 80% discount. That's to be poor as Croesus.





Time has not been an appointment in the afternoon so we had a tropical swimming (pool + tropical rain). It was discovered late in the day and the sunset was magnificent.

The next morning we went for a walk with the dogs at the resort. They are in theory supposed to guide us in the national park, but in practice we lost 3 to 6. Last 3 doing a little of what they want. But the ride was very nice in the rainforest up to two small waterfalls where we bathed.



But all good things come to an end and like Cinderella's carriage turns into a pumpkin at midnight, the air-conditioned minivan to the resort we were escorted to the guesthouse cheap downtown. That's how you appreciate the luxury ^ ^

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Does Jeff Hardy Work Out

Mae Hong Son


Mae Hong Son is known for its beautiful temples, landscapes and surrounding villages (including village famous women long shot) . So we decide to face four hours of regular buses to the 120 km between Pai Mae Hong Son. We are always surprised by the slow transport. Here at least the bus has an excuse, this is mountain road (though it does not explain everything).

We go in hoping to find a city of small, isolated, more charming than the Thai cities classics. Arriving is disappointment because we find a lively city, heavy traffic and architecture as ugly as elsewhere.

However, on arriving at our Guest House we are surprised to admire the lake from the city and the wonderful temples. We spend the evening browsing the markets and admire the temples from the outside. These temples are different from those visited so far they have influence with Burma. The lighting and reflection on the lake we were delighted.



The next day we visited the temples more near as we could get into the museum one of them owns.



We then finished the day at a luxury resort that will be the next post.

After seeing the temples must confess that Mae Hong Son has very little to offer. We rented a scooter (there is a taste) to visit the villages and surrounding attractions. Once the scooter in hand we head North to follow a path Lonely Planet. Obviously, just ten minutes after the start of the monsoon is his and we are forced to take shelter at a bus stop. At this moment we have had a thought for the woman who rented the scooter who told us just before we left there was no reason to fear the rain. Ah, those Thai who are still too many to be sure they are buying something ...

After a good half-hour wait in our bus stop we hit the road, the big storm has passed. We cross the paddy fields, as well as they climb the mountains (the scooter was in trouble at times). We decide to go to Mae Saw (where the ride ends) and to visit points of interest in return. Obviously we had to make some stops because of rain. We still stopped at a royal palace where we saw large greenhouses and gardens but can not find the palace itself ...

arrived in Mae Saw, bordering Burma and our clients around the lake and admire the view. We encountered a guide who was happy to share his French vocabulary: "Sarkozy *** enc. Makes you wonder who was stupid enough to teach it to a Thai.

Once finished around the village we return to Mae Hong Son. On the way we stop at Pang Ung, where a lake is surrounded by mountains. Second stop at Pha Sua Waterfalls, impressive.



Finally, although the "Fish Cave" is not specifically recommended in Lonely Planet, we noticed that all tour operators about the visit. We have therefore chosen to make a detour to visit this incredible cave fish-vegetarian. On the way the road is beautiful.



arrived on site it is much less impressive as one could imagine. Instead of a cellar vault found near the River. From there, the guides organized tours throw a lot of vegetables that fish are a pleasure to eat. This "Fish Cave" is nothing more than fish fed daily at the same place. We were so disappointed that he forgot to take pictures.

The next day we enjoyed one last time in our scooter to visit a temple atop a hill and especially to admire the view over the valley.

Our stay in Mae Hong Son is terminated by a flight to Chiang Mai. Although

Mae Hong Son is known for its villages giraffe women we preferred not to participate in such tourism. Especially as the giraffe women are not of Thai origin businessman took the idea of "import" in Thailand. Entry into these villages is paid and from what we heard it's advantage of a zoo than a traditional village.

Pregnancy Headache Fibroids

A scooter back and Chiang Mai Elephant


Course Chiang Mai - Pai in 4h for less than 200km. It climbs very severely for our minivan full of tourists and luggage (I almost died under 300kg of luggage at every turn), in addition to the type behaved like a snatch. The next time you take a rotten bus filled with Thai, it's cheaper, it's also slow and luggage in the hold.

Pai is a small, clean city that has charm (the difference with other cities). It's very touristy but the atmosphere is very cool. No harassment to buy anything and everything. And as is always the off-season, tourists are few. In short we really liked it. The nightlife is very developed, many bars and restaurants. The past two nights in Pai, we attended live music while sipping cocktails at 3 €. Cheers Thailand. Regarding

is the day she started with a huge toad asleep in the boot of C.. A little more and it was mashed by toad footwear. Then we strolled through the countryside back to scooter. That cost us a whopping $ 3 € per day including insurance. It would have been stupid to go without.





The city traffic is almost nonexistent and all the attractions are outside the city, then it is gone. We went through a Chinese village, we went swimming in the waterfalls, we went swimming in a pool of hot spring water, we climbed on top of a hill to get a view over the city and we were just walking through the Thai countryside, paddy fields, small villages etc ... Really enjoyable and less tiring as the bike Grandmother .



On the way we met an Elephant Camp where you can swim and play with elephants in the river. We had seen it on our guide and we dreamed of doing. First difference with our first elephant ride, we ride bareback elephant. So you stick to a simple rope tied around the neck of the elephant and you concentrate not to fall. It was after that it gets very interesting.



The elephant enters the river and cormac sends instructions. They are very simple "send them to the fleet." Two techniques are used, the first and softer, the elephant lies on its side in the river and we must remain hanging especially when he gets up. The second is the violent. The elephant was standing and shaking like a wet dog. We must cling to his ears or tail to keep from falling, it's a rodeo elephant. Ultra hard. We waltz in the water very easily and it takes a few dishes. But it's very funny. The elephant has been proposed and we have not stepped on the feet. For photos, it was not until the development of the disposable underwater.

The elephant camp where we were is different. They have one elephant (it's part of their business with the guesthouse and pool of water) and it is treated as a pet. This time the elephant did not scream and beaten up. So, it is a bit unruly and eat everything on its passage. Bamboo or bananas in a private garden, a hard blow it all wrong. A real disaster, the neighbors must curse.

The next morning we took an old city bus towards Mae Hong Son. 130km, 4 hours drive, you sink deeper into the mountains. This time the luggage in the hold but it is not always a good thing. The bunker was opened en route, but the bags were properly seated happily.

Friday, September 11, 2009

Oxytetracycline Can I Drink Milk After?




Chiang Mai, the most touristic city so far (besides Bangkok). The guest house in every street corner, agencies to make treks, the tuk tuk who want to take us anywhere ... it changes us from the quiet mountain that we have experienced in recent days.

We planned to spend one day in this bustling city, the time to do the ride given by Lonely Planet. So we visited several temples
- the first temple town
- a teak temple (very beautiful) where there was a ceremony
- a temple whose chedi is the oldest city





We also benefited from being in town to go to the flower market.



In front of the market we found a Chinese temple.



Actually, Chiang Mai was not so great interest to us as it is mainly a starting point for a trek. We've done our hiking, elephant ride and boat hit the city no longer has much to offer.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Sims In Belladonna Cove

Trekkons


's go for a trek (hiking in French, but now we have the farts with English words). Two days with two Dutch and our Thai guide.

What have we done?

1hr speedboat on the river that runs through Chiang Rai. It is not very nice but the scenery is pleasant.

Arrive an Elephant Camp, it almost feels like an amusement park, one can have their picture taken with giant pythons, buy bananas to feed the elephants and there are 400 shops. Super. It starts freaking out when following the program. For our Dutch friends are pretending to be interested in shopping, we took the opportunity to get acquainted with the elephants. An elephant is big (this blog is a true mine of information), it has a very clever trompe (Especially when it comes to search their bananas tend tourists), their skin is rough with hairs and very spicy.

's go for two hours on an elephant heading for a village of a hill tribe. It is not too bad sitting on the bench installed on the back of the beast. At the beginning of the tar, it is not pleasant, it moves like a boat in a storm. But once on land, the approach of the elephant is more flexible. And the ride is very pleasant for us, beautiful landscapes under sunny skies, crossing rivers, small scares in some narrow, cap falls in the mud ...



For the elephant cons is less a joke. After an hour climb we feel the pieces of elephants and mahouts forces begin to yell and beat them ... Anyway got there we bought some bananas for our slave-elephant.

After lunch, we went to an Akha village where a family has graciously welcomed us into their homes. We tested some fruit and tea (really disgusting), what fun! Well that was before unpacking knickknacks ... The Dutch have committed to buy something useless.

We left for a forest walk to a village of the Lahu tribe.



Very nice view of the rice reached the village. We have invested our room for the night, a bamboo house for the Dutch and ourselves. Beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and the village from the terrace. Before dinner we went for a walk in the village very typical.



Pigs (as they call ATM source of quick money), chickens, dogs, houses made of bamboo everywhere it's really another world. They still live in the former, only the solar panels and TV are a reminder that we are in the XXI century. We are happy to be dropped on a village not a real attraction for tourists created. They still used by tourists, little contact as possible, they hardly notice us. After a nice dinner with the Dutch, we went to bed early (no light in our "room").

up early the next morning, breakfast and unpacking knickknacks by the village chief. The Dutch were still sacrificed to buy a merdouille. It is slanderous, sold items (hats, necklaces, sets, bag) are very nice but frankly I do not see myself wearing something like that in France ...

's go for a walk to a lookout from the top of a hill. The view is beautiful, you can see the villages, paddy fields and distinguish even see Chiang Rai in the distance. It was well deserved, the climb was tiring in the heat. We then headed back across the slippery roads that led us through the rice very photogenic as always.



After that swim well deserved under a waterfall.
Eating in a village I do not know what tribe. We were busy with Thai puzzle, hard, hard. Back in Chiang Rai and civilization where we ate a pizza! And yeah Enough 's enough rice ^ ^