Project Payday - Free Membership

Free Project Payday Membership

I have talked about Project Payday in the past and have encouraged my readers to avoid paying for the eBook as you could get a lot of the info by just going to the forums I listed instead. Now you don't have to parse all the info as Project Payday can now be had without buying the book.

The folks at Project Payday are now offering the whole package - Training Guide, Videos, Mentoring, Free Offers and other resources in exchange for you filling out a free offer on their site.

You only have to fill out 1 offer and while most of the offers will cost a buck or two, you will be rebated the cost by Project Payday.

If you don't want to wait for the rebate you can fill out one offer that is completely free and get your Project Payday membership instantly. The offer is for Work at Home Manifesto and you will still get a rebate of 2 dollars for filling out the form. Essentially this form is nothing more than adding your name and email to the Work at Home Manifesto mailing list.

The program has been updated since I first bought the program and is now a very comprehensive guide for anyone interested in making money with IFW's or freebie sites.

For those of you who are not familiar with this method of making money online you can read about it on several of my previous posts. I will say this though - this is one of the few legitimate ways of making money online and the system has skyrocketed over the past year. It is easy to do - costs you nothing - and it works. How many programs have you found that can say that. Moreover a complete internet novice can make money with it just as easily as a seasoned vet.

Now that you can get Project Payday for free I highly recommend that you give it a shot. You won't get rich with this but everyone can make a decent income with it. $100 -$200 a day is the norm.

Note: This still only works for Americans and in a limited fashion for Canadians. Sorry but the system is funded largely by American corporations and they are only interested in the North American market at present. If anyone knows of a similar program in other parts of the world please let me know and I will check it out.

Here is the link for those interested...

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Religious sites

Chiang Mai has over 300 Buddhist temples (called "wats" in Thai). These include:

Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep: the most famous temple in the area, standing on a hill to the north-west of the city. This temple dates from 1383. Its builders allegedly chose its site by placing a relic of the Lord Buddha on an elephant's back and letting the elephant roam until it came across a place where it trumpeted and circled before lying down. The onlookers took this as marking an auspicious place to build the temple. The temple's location also affords superb views over the city on a clear day.

Wat Chiang Man: the oldest temple in Chiang Mai. King Mengrai lived here while overseeing the construction of the city. This temple houses two very important and venerated Buddha figures - Phra Sila (a marble Buddha) and Phra Satang Man (a crystal Buddha).

Wat Phra Singh: located within the city walls, dates from 1345 and offers an example of classic northern Thai style architecture. It houses the Phra Singh Buddha, a highly venerated figure, transferred here many years ago from Chiang Rai. This temple is one of the most important temples in the city. Visitors can also take part in meditation classes here at set times.

Wat Chedi Luang: founded in 1401 and dominated by the large Lanna style chedi which dates from the same time, but took many years to finish. An earthquake damaged the chedi in the 16th century and now only two-thirds of it remains.

The chedi at Doi Suthep, outside Chiang Mai

Wat Ched Yot: located on the outskirts of the city, this temple, built in 1455, hosted the Eighth World Buddhist Council in 1977.

Wiang Kum Kam: the site of an old city situated on the southern outskirts of Chiang Mai. King Mengrai used this for ten years before the founding of Chiang Mai. The site has a large number of ruined temples.

Wat U-Mong: a forest and cave wat in the foothills in the west of the city, near Chiang Mai University. Wat U-Mong is known for its grotesque concrete fasting Buddha and hundreds of pithy Buddhist proverbs in English and Thai posted on trees throughout its grounds.

Wat Suan Dok: a 14th century temple located just west of the old city-wall. The temple was built by the King of Lanna for a revered monk visiting from Sukhothai to spend the rains retreat. The name translates as "the field of flowers temple." There are several unique aspects to this temple. One is the temple's large ubosot (ordination hall). This is unusual not only for its size, but also that it is open on the sides instead of enclosed. Secondly, there are a large number of chedis housing the ashes of the rulers of Chiang Mai. The temple is also the site of Mahachulalongkorn Rajavidyalaya Buddhist University.

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From Wikipedia

Fragrance Perfume Cabinet

Potpourri (Bu-nga)

Potpourri is a perfumery made of scented fresh or dry flowers, mixed with eau de per fume or the Nam-ob Thai, and put into small fine bags. Traditionally, the Thais in the central part would make a potpourri as an accessory for some ceremonies, or as a souvenir in blessing occasions such as house warming and wedding. No potpourri is made for religious ceremonies such as monk-hood celebration or funerals.

The Thai knew potpourri from the Java, which called it "Bu-nga rum pai". Prince Damrong Rachanuparp an Prince Narisaranuwatiwongse described the origin of Bu - nga pai in the Sarn Somdej book, that "Bu-nga" means flowers, while "rum pai" means "rum" or deep vapouring. Thais might have known potpourri since the latter period of Ayutthaya era because it was a time when a lot of Malayan people settled in the country.

Thai potpourri could be found in three categories: fresh, dry and Chan Hom (Fragrant Chan). Cloth bags that are made to fill potpourri need to be fine and thin in order to avoid leakage of flowers. Fragrant flora in Thai perfumeries are as the followings:

Kularb Mon Science Name:Rosa damascene Mill Family:ROSACEAE General Nam:Kularb On, Yee Soon, Sommer Damask Rose. Usage:All year flowering, petals could be used to decorate food and to make perfumeries.

Kradung Nga Thai Science Name:Canaga oderata (Lamk) Hokker F et Thoms Family:ANNONACEAE General Names:Kradiung Nga, Kradung Nga Bai Yai, Saman Nga,Sabun nga ton, Ilang-ilang, Yalang--ylang Usage:Fowering plants, ingredients are used for Thai perfumeries.

Kannikar Science Name:Nyctanthes abor - tristis L. Family:VERBENACEAE General Names:Kanikar, Kornnikar,Coral jasmine, Night jasmine Usage:Flowering bush plants, ingredient are for Thai perfumeries.

Kajorn Science Name:Telosma minor (Andr.) Craib Family:ASCLEPIADACEAE General Names:Salid (central Thai), Milkweed Family Usage:Flowering crawling plants, long life, ingredients are for Thai perfumeries.

Chan Krapor Science Name:Vatica diospyroides Syming Family:DIPTEROCARPACEAE General Names:Kheaw NguKhao (Pang-nga), Chan Por (south.) Usage:Flowering plants, strong scent, ingredients are for Thai perfumeries.

Chan Ted Science Name:Myristica fragrans Houtt Family:MYRISTICACEAE Genral Names:Chan Ban (Chan, north). Chan Nited (central.), Mace, Nutmeg Usage:Seeds and flowers are ingredients for Thai perfumeries.

Champa Science Name:Michelia champaca L. Family:MAGNOLIACEAE General Names:Champa Khao (Trang). Champa Thong (NakhonSri Thammarat.) Champa P (Surat Thani), Champa Gor, Champace, Orage Chempaka, Champak, Sonchampa Usage:Flowering plants, with flowers as ingredients for Thai perfumeries, specially in hair conditioner, Nam-Ob Thai and Nam Proong.

Chalood Science Name:Atyzia nitens Kerr. Family:APOCYNACEAE General Names:Lood (Pattani.), Chanood (Surat Thani.), Lood (south). Usage:Flowering crawling plants used as ingredients for Thai perfumeries.

Chammanard Science Name:Vallaris glabra Ktze Family:APOCYNACEAE General Names:Chomnad, Chammmanard (central.), Chammmanrd Farang, Dok Khao Mai (Bangkok.), Somsai (north.),Bread flower as ingredients for Thai perfumeries. Usage:Flowering crawling plants with thick leaves and flowers as ingredients for Thai perfumeries.

Mali Science Name:Jasminum sambac(L) Ait. Family:OLEACEAE General Names:Khao Tak (Mae Hong Sorn.), Mali Khi Gai (Chiangmai.), Mali Pom (north.), Tia Moon, Mali Son, Mali La, Mali Luang, Arabian Jasmine, Jasmine Usage:Flowering plants with flowers as ingredients for Thai perfumeries.

Kaew Science Name:Murraya Panculata (L)Jack Family:RUTACEAE General Names:Kaew Khao (central.), Kaew Khi Gai (Yala.), Kaew Prig, Talai Kaew (north.)Kaew Lai (Saraburi.), Ja Prig (Lampang.), Gamuning, Andaman satiwood, China box tree, Orange Jessamine, Satin-wood, Cosmetic Bark Tree Usage:Flowering bush plants of which flowers as ingredients for Thai perfumeries.

Thai -style Sachets Many Thai flowers are delicately scented and lend themselves well as ingredients in sachetmaking. Thai ladies, since the old days, have perfected the arts of making fragrant sachets from these dried flowers. The flowers used for this purpose are usually small in size and possess long lasting fragrance. Flowers from bullet wood, rose petals, jasmine, henna flowers, bread flowers (Vallaris glabra Ktze. And Coffea bengalensis Roxb.) are commonly used. In addition, the leaves of fragrant screw pine
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Thailand Vacation Series - Pattaya Attractions

Chon Buri The Nearest Seaside Retreat

Chonburi, Bangkok's nearest seaside town, is located on the eastern coast of the Gulf of Thailand, only 80 kilometers from Bangkok. The area boasts abundant natural resources, which are highlighted by delightful beaches, local colors, traditions, delicacies and fresh seafood. This is a popular resort among Bangkokians who seek the nearest escape from hectic weekly schedules as Chon Buri has something for everyone. In addition, Chon Buri is the center of the Eastern Seaboard Development Project, with its industrial parks and fishing villages.

Pattaya - A Travelers Paradise

Pattaya is nestled along a picturesque bay on the East Coast of the Gulf of Thailand, roughly 170 kilometers southeast of Bangkok. From a fishing village in the 1960's, Pattaya has emerged as the favorite Southeast Asian vacation center. A fascinating escape where tourists, holiday makers and vacationers from around the world unfold an incomparable array of possibilities to unwind during an exotic holiday beach vacation.

Unlike other beach resorts, where natural surroundings are used as magnets to attract tourists, Pattaya makes an all-out attempt to provide the best of everything. Here, everything means everything a tourist can imagine while on holiday: recreation, entertainment, sports, sightseeing and fun. To put it simply, Pattaya is a paradise for everyone, as it has a variety of attractions suitable for all types of visitors. This is the place where you can fill your day, from dusk to dawn, with endless activities, or you may choose to do nothing at all and relax.

You can check all accommodations including prices, transportation, activities, etc. here, Pattaya Hotels.

The Past

Pattaya's name was originated from the march of Phraya Tak (later known as King Taksin the Great) and his followers from Ayutthaya to Chanthaburi just before the fall of the Ayutthaya Kingdom to the Burmese invaders in 1767.

When Phraya Tak's army arrived in the vicinity of what is Pattaya today, he encountered the troops of Nai Klom who tried to intercept him. When the two leaders met face to face, Nai Klom was awed by Phraya Tak's dignified manner and his army's strict discipline, thereby surrendering without a fight. The place where the two armies confronted each other was later called Thap Phraya, which means the Army of the Phraya. This was later changed to Phatthaya, which happens to mean the wind blowing from the southwest to the northeast at the beginning of the rainy season. Today the spelling of the name has been simplified to Pattaya.

For centuries, Pattaya was a small fishing village almost cut off from the outside world. But a big change occurred on 29 April 1961 when the first group of about 100 American servicemen who would join the Vietnam War arrived in Pattaya for relaxation. Soon, sleepy Pattaya became Thailand's premier and most successful beach resort, which annually attracts hundreds of thousands of pleasure-seeking visitors. A full range of accommodations from super deluxe hotels to bungalows and mini-pocket guesthouses replaced fishermens huts along the beach. Fishing vessels were adapted to become tourist boats and swimmers and sunbathers from various parts of the world frequented the quiet powdery golden beaches. Places of nighttime entertainment have also sprung up and are popular among international tourists.

The Present

Pattaya currently integrates the delights of a 1st class beach resort, city-like dining, shopping and night entertainment facilities with more than 300 assorted hotels, thousands of shops, restaurants and bars. In addition, there are an array of sports and recreational activities including beaches, golf courses, tennis courts, go-kart, gyms for working out, weight lifting and Thai-boxing gear. Pattaya offers a broad range of things to do. During the day, one may enjoy riding elephants or driving humble automatic mini-bikes, monstrous motorcycles, or even monster multicolored convertible Jeeps. Others go for shooting firearms, scuba diving and surfing, deep-sea fishing, speed boats, scooters, water-skiing, parasailing, or aerial sports such as gliding ultra-lights and flying motor-propelled gliders. On the other hand, at night, there are restaurants, bars, theaters, cabaret shows, night clubs, bowling halls, billiard & snooker clubs, discos, sauna & massage parlors, not to cite its absolutely incredible shopping which is available non-stop both day-and-night.

Pattaya Facts

This exotic beach resort welcomes approximately 5 million visitors a year. The friendly and hospitable Thai nature boosts its promotion, frequently bringing back the repeat visitors and constantly increasing the number of newcomers.

Pattaya city is located on the eastern coast of the country at latitude 13 N and longitude 101 E in the area of Chon Buri province. It is 147 kilometers from Bangkok and lies parallel to Sukhumvit Road on its east and the coastline on its west. Pattaya occupies an area of 208.1 sq. km. that is divided into 53.44 sq. kilometers of land and 154.66 sq. kilometers of islands and sea. Its coastline is 15 kilometers long.

Pattaya has a plain on the coast with some high mountains to the south. The area on the east slopes down towards the sea on the west.

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