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Citin Pratunam
10110 Bangkok, 1., 88/19 Ratchaprarop Road Phayathai, Ratchathewi Bangkok 10400, Thailand
Citin Pratunam is situated in the heart of Pratunam, one of Bangkok\'s most popular shopping and business districts and an especially colourful and vibrant neighbourhood, set against the backdrop of Baiyoke Sky. Fabulous shopping opportunities with the Pratunam Market, a renowned trading center, and Pratunam Plaza at your feet, Siam Square and Pantip Plaza to name a few are all within 15 minutes walk of the hotel. It is the perfect place to stay for a spot of shopping and tourist attractions are easily reached from this well placed hotel. This brand new budget hotel features 126 studios designed in a fresh modern style with optimum comfort in mind. Pick from Corner or Superior Studios with a choice of king or twin beds all fitted with the latest modern conveniences expected which include WiFi or LAN Internet connection and a 32 inch wall-mounted LCD TV.If shopping has taken its toll and you wish to wander no further, relieve your weary feet or indulge yourself with an oil massage at the newly opened Citin Spa ,but if still bursting with energy, why not an invigorating workout at the gym. The in-house restaurant offers a healthy option by way of vegetarian fusion cuisine. Alternatively, the surroundings offer much choice from local Thai delicacies to Indian cuisine. Whether for business, pleasure or sightseeing, Citin Pratunam hotel offers exceptional value-for-money accommodation at the hub of Bangkok\'s most vibrant commercial district. Budget accommodation at its best!
Hotel Facilities
Restaurant, 24 Hours Reception, Non-Smoking Rooms
Policies & Conditions
Accepted Credit Cards
Cash, American Express, Euro/Mastercard, Visa, Diners Club, JCB
Cancellation Policy
If the guest does not cancel within 1 day(s) then the first 1 night(s) are deducted from credit card.


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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Anna Renee Keller Duggar
Anna Renee is 25 ( will be 26 in June.) She married Josh Duggar in 2008. Thirteen months later they had there first child, a girl who they named Makinzy Renee. Now they have 4 children 3 here and 1 in heaven. Makinzy is now four years old with two little brothers named Michal age, 2( will be 3 in June) and Marcus age 10 months ( will be 1 in June.) They live in Washington DC they used to live in AR but Josh took a job that lead them to Washington when Marcus was just one month old. She comes from a family of 8 children, 3 boys and 5 girls. She lived in Florida all of her life until she married Josh. A fun fact about Anna is that the Duggar family did not have a June birthday until Anna joined the family ( now they have three birthday's in June!) Anna is the 5th child in her family. She has recently started homeschooling Mackynzie in preschool. She is very sweet, loving, caring and considerate. She is a wonderful Wife and Mother!
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Opening Act: #Fail
The Joint Committee on Deficit Reduction is looking for a way to announce that it has nothing to announce. This is the story of the day -- some microscopic chance exists that the committee figures something out, but more likely, we're on a death watch for the Twelve to explain why they can't use their powers to craft some compromise.
Classic Samuelson-ism: "The reason we cannot have a large budget deal is that Americans haven't been prepared for one. The president hasn't educated them."
60 Minutes discovers Grover Norquist again, for the first time.
Weirdly, there's an accusation of sexual abuse and it's the second-weirdest part of the story.
The allegations against Kildee were reported by a self-described "investigative journalist" and blogger named Susan Bradford. Bradford is the author of a book claiming that Abramoff was set up by "a group of lobbyists, tribal dissidents, and the Washington Post" in order to make sure that "Abramoff and his conservative allies were removed from power."
The George Will conflict of interest issue, answered.


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I'm proud of that title; even if it is a little crude. My 'cross nats adventure is over, as is my 24 hour journey south. I won't bore you with the details but it wasn't fun. The race report from nationals will be on the tt1 website soon (while you're there why not equip yourself in style with the finest of lime green foppery; you too can look like the Grinch this festive season).
Bend was a pretty cool town. I very much appreciated the lack of chain stores in the downtown area and the preponderance of coffee choices. I was fortunate enough to be staying with a fantastic host family in a palacial dwelling about 8 miles out of town. This meant I could happily ride into town on my 'cross bike as a handy warm up for some 'crossing about in the mud. On the Monday after my race I got to chill out downtown which was great; I can recommend Bend Mountain coffee if you're ever in town. I love a coffee shop where the owner knows the names of his regulars, where you can rely on your coffee being ready for you without having to give the order, where you're welcome as a friend and not as a customer. The same thing applies ot the cycling industry. Some of the larger brands in our sport have been engaging in what is, in my opinion, pretty unsavoury business practice towards local shops. Carrying one brand in particular leads to almost total saturation with a product range that; while perfectly passable has many rivals of equal or greater merit which are unrepresented. At the very least some variety would be nice, you don't WANT the same bike as everyone else, especially when it's black. Your local bike shop should be somewhere to go for advice and you have every right to expect them to recommend products regardless of the brand on those products. They, in return have the right to rely on the relationship which you have with them to bring business. When your local shop starts stocking and selling a single brand, you might as well shop online. Think about the added value you receive from bantering with the mechanics, the countless hours every week that get spent tightening bolts and pumping tyres for free. Think about the first time you got 10% off without asking. So don't let your local bike shop become a starbucks get your arse (and your wallet) down there and buy your presents from real people, before we start using pretend Italian terms to describe our frame sizes!
I'm in an airport on my way back to blighty, ready for some real winter training in the proper cold weather. Judging by my parents reports it's unrideable but my parents have a rather different outlook on such matters. Just like my bike shop point above one of the things I love about being home is the comfort of fitting in absoloutley. Nobody remarks on my pronunciation, my spelling, the brakes on my bike being backwards or my refusal to call porridge "oatmeal". The cycling community around where I grew up has always been great to me and I look forward to cruising out on the "antiques roadshow" rides which stop for cider in the summer and tea in the winter. I love the conversations that pick up every 6 months and the friendships-cum-rivalries which only grow stronger with absence. I'm not a big fan of the bloody snow though, or sitting in Dallas fort worth airport! I'm scoping out the other passengers right now; there are some proper whoppers. If I land a king sized neighbour I will not be a happy camper; I've slept 8 hours in the last 48 and all I want to do is close my eyes.
Here's another list to brighten up your day ( I know how you look forward to these)
5 food combos to to try before crimbo:
Chevre get the soft one; put in on toast (walnut raisin bread if you have it) with honey, eat, ride.
Feta, watermelon, mint (salad enhancer par excellence)
Seeds in salad (seems I'm late to the party with this one)
The poor man's mocha (get a coffee, add the chocolate powder, sweetener and milk yourself. For ultimate cheapo credit, get it WITHOUT room for cream, then drink some THEN affect mocha marvelousness)
Lovely goat teas + stevia. Manorexic beverage of choice, I'll throw it in a bidon and go out to brave the cold (all kinds of good blends, stay healthy, stay warm AND reuse the tin to wrap your presents in)
And finally some questions: can someone please explain the following to me? They're bothering me immensely: flaxseeds, half-caf coffee, "American" cheese (apart from as a night-time visibility aid), treaded road tyres, hammer perpetum solids.


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