เดินทางได้หลายทาง จากแยกเกษตร 400 เมตร ติดศูนย์ นิสสัน โตโยต้าบัสส์ คอนโดศุภาลัย ตอหม้อ หลักที่ 5
ถ้าเข้าซอย พหลโยธิน 34 ก็ 600 เมตร มีรถ ซูมารุ เข้าออกตลอด 5 บาท ค่าวินมอร์ไซด์ 8 บาท ตลอดทั้งคืน
ติดโรงพยาบาลเมโย ปากซอยพหลฯ 34 ตลาดบางเขน แยกเกษตร ตลาดอมรพันธุ์ ใกล้เมเจอร์ 2 ป้ายรถเมล์
พื้นที่ขนาด 34 ตร.ม. พร้อมเข้าอยู่ได้ทันที- รปภ.24 ชม.คีย์การ์ด มีกล้องวงจรปิด
พื้นไม้ลามิเนทสีไม้เหลืองอ่อนๆ แอร์ ไดกิ้น 2 ตัว 9000 บีทียู ชุดครัวบิ้วอินของ โมเดินท์ฟอร์ม มีเตาไฟฟ้า ที่ดูดควัน พร้อมอ่างล้างจาน ที่คว่ำจาน เครื่องกรองน้ำของคลาร์เต้ ตู้เย็น ซัมซุง2ประตู 7.5 Q เครื่องซักผ้า ซัมซุง 6.5 กก. เครื่องทำน้ำอุ่น
ของ คลาร์เต้ เฟอร์นิเจอร์ โต๊ะวางทีวี โต๊ะเครื่องแป้ง โซฟาเล็กในห้องนอน ของINDEX โซฟา้ห้องรับแขกของ Mass. ที่นอน 6 ฟุต
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The term “Black Friday 2010” has two meanings. In the 1960′s, “Black Friday” was used by police in Philadelphia in reference to the heavy traffic on that day. Prior to that, “Black Friday” was set to mark the first day that a retailer had sold through enough inventory and turned a profit , putting them “in the black” according to the old by-hand accounting system of using black ink to indicate a profit and red ink to indicate a loss.

Hong Kong urged tour groups in the Philippines to leave the country as soon as possible advised citizens to avoid traveling there after the bus was seized yesterday by a disgruntled ex- police inspector, who was killed by a sniper when officers stormed the vehicle. Families of the tourists took a charter flight to Manila this morning and were to return with survivors today, government spokesman Michael Yu said by telephone.

Hong Kong will fly its flags at half mast today and the stock exchange will observe a minute of silence at 9:50 a.m.

“This is a major tragedy,” Tsang told reporters late last night. It’s “disappointing that Hong Kong residents tried to make a pleasure trip to Manila ended up with death and casualties. This is very tragic. And the way it was handled and particularly the outcome I found it disappointing.”

Tsang tried to reach Philippine President Benigno Aquino to express “grave concern” and was unsuccessful, Tsang said, without elaborating.

Former senior inspector Rolando Mendoza, armed with an M-16 assault rifle, was shot in the head by a sniper, Superintendent Nelson Yabut told reporters. The eight tourists were confirmed dead by Aquino at a press conference that began around midnight. The Hong Kong government had put the death toll at seven during an earlier briefing, with two critically wounded.

The death toll has risen to nine, after another of the injured tourists died, China’s official Xinhua News Agency reported this morning, citing local dzBB radio. The latest victim was a woman who died at the San Juan de Dios Hospital, Xinhua said.

10-Hour Standoff

The bloody ending to the siege was caused by the “mishandling” of the situation and not a breakdown in law and order, Philippine Tourism Minister Alberto Lim said.

“Manila is a safe destination and so are many other parts of the country,” Lim said in an interview with Bloomberg Television today. “This is an uncommon incident. It doesn’t happen every day.”

Police moved in to end the standoff after about 10 hours when shots were heard from the bus on which Mendoza was holding 15 Hong Kong tourists to protest his dismissal for extortion of a suspect.

The drama began around 10 a.m. yesterday when Mendoza seized a busload of at least 20 tourists and at least three Filipino employees in the historic district of Manila. He freed nine people, and demanded his reinstatement to release the others.

Radio Interview

The situation deteriorated as night fell and armed assault police took up position near the bus, according to TV footage and comments made by Mendoza to a local radio station that were reported by Agence France-Presse. Mendoza said he had killed two of the tourists and threatened to shoot the others, AFP said.

Police wearing flak jackets attempted to storm the bus and were forced to retreat after bullets were sprayed through one of the windows toward the vehicle’s rear about 8:20 p.m. local time. They were unable to shoot him earlier because he was using his hostages as human shields, Yabut said.

Police had been planning to wait out the hostage-taking before the situation deteriorated and forced the assault, Aquino said in a televised briefing in Manila. Retaking the bus by force was the “final option” because the hijacker seemed non- belligerent at the start, Aquino said.

The arrest of Mendoza’s brother agitated him and he shot at negotiators, Aquino said.

Extortion, Drugs

Mendoza, 55, was dismissed early this year for extorting 20,000 pesos ($443) from a drug suspect and forcing him to swallow a sachet containing the illegal drug methamphetamine hydrochloride, or ice, the Philippine Daily Inquirer reported, citing police records.

The incident underscores the risks of traveling and working in a country ranked 130th out of 149 in the Global Peace Index, a measure of factors such as violent crimes, access to weapons and political instability. Newly elected Aquino faces three armed insurgencies from Islamic and Communist groups, and has pledged to crack down on corruption in the police force and end the use of more than 100 private armies.

No Easy Solution

“This isn’t one isolated incident,” said Dane Chamorro, an analyst at Control Risk Asia, which advises companies on political and economist risk. “The problems are not things that happened in last five or 10 years, but have been there for decades” and any solution would require “more than a five- or six-year term in office,” he said.

The Philippines attracted 2.7 million tourists last year, about 4 percent of all arrivals into the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations, according to the bloc’s website. Malaysia led Southeast Asia with 23.6 million visitors, followed by Thailand with 14.1 million, Singapore with 9.7 million and Indonesia with 6.5 million.

In a separate incident, a South Korean pastor was shot dead on his way home from the airport in Manila, South Korea’s foreign ministry said yesterday. The killing was unrelated to the bus hijacking, ministry spokesman Kim Young Sun told reporters in Seoul. Two of seven other South Koreans who were with the pastor at the time of the attack were unharmed, Kim said.

–With assistance from Wing-Gar Cheng and Frederik Balfour in Hong Kong and Cecilia Yap and Joel Guinto in Manila. Editors, Dirk Beveridge.

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Steinbrenner and The Voice – P.A. announcer Bob Sheppard, who died on Sunday – were both feted during a 20-minute tribute in which closer Mariano Rivera laid two long-stem roses on home plate to honor each Yankee icon and shortstop Derek Jeter called both men “shining stars in the Yankee universe.”

After honoring The Boss, the Yankees then honored Steinbrenner’s prime directive – to win – by rallying to beat the Rays, 5-4, in front of 47,524. Nick Swisher hit a game-winning RBI single in the ninth inning off Lance Cormier, knocking in Curtis Granderson from second base and bringing most everyone in the ballpark to their feet. “The agenda today was winning,” Swisher said. “On a day like this when we celebrate his life, we’ve gotta take him out with a ‘W.’… It was Mr. Steinbrenner’s day.”

“Seems like every time you come to Yankee Stadium, there’s an opportunity for something special to happen,” added Jeter. “It did, for those of us who played in the game and those who were here.”

It was a victory The Boss would’ve loved – winning, after all, is second only to breathing, to paraphrase one of his famous lines. And it came against the team from Steinbrenner’s adopted hometown of Tampa, a club he especially wanted to beat, whether it was in the sleepy days of spring training or the heat of the regular season.

Steinbrenner would’ve liked that it was Swisher who got the key hit, too. Swisher, who got hit by a whipped-cream pie in the postgame celebration, went to Steinbrenner’s beloved Ohio State. “The two things I know Mr. Steinbrenner loved – he loved his Yankees and he loved his Buckeyes and a Buckeye got it,” Girardi said.

Swisher, who also tied the score at 4 with an eighth-inning homer, said he regretted not having the chance to know Steinbrenner as well as older teammates such as Jeter, Rivera, Jorge Posada and Andy Pettitte did. Swisher had met Steinbrenner only twice, he said. There was a chance for a third meeting, but Swisher, as a college ballplayer, was too shy to approach The Boss when they were both eating at a Columbus rib joint.

Swisher’s hit was a lift on a night when most Yankees admitted they were distracted. Several, including Girardi, had talked pregame about filing away grief during the game, but that became impossible – remembrances of Steinbrenner flickered on the scoreboard screen in between innings all night. CC Sabathia said he sat on the dugout bench after the initial ceremony and told pitching coach Dave Eiland, “I’m sadder than I thought I’d be.” Posada, who tied the score at 3 in the sixth with a solo home run, said at one point during the night he looked heavenward and said, “This one’s for you.”

Girardi wept during his pregame press conference and then did so again after the game, his eyes red and his voice cracking. A recording of Sheppard’s voice was the first thing heard at the ceremony, and later the man who was the Yanks’ P.A. announcer for 57 years was saluted with silence – just before the game began, current P.A. announcer Paul Olden said the public address system would not be used during the game.
source http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/yankees/2010/07/16/2010-07-16_new_york_yankees_honor_george_steinbrenner_bob_sheppard_top_rays_54_on_nick_swis.html

ช่างไม่รู้เลย ช่างไม่รู้เลย ว่าเรานั้นคิดถึงเขาอยู่
เขานั้นกลับไม่คิดถึงกัน วันอันยาวไกล นาฬิกาหัวใจ
เราเดินไม่เคยพร้อมกัน ยิ่งรักเขาแต่เขายิ่งลืม

จบกันสักที จากกันเสียที เหมือนยืนที่คนละมุมโลก
ทุก ๆ อย่างช่างดูสวนทาง เราจะเข้าใกล้ เขาก็ยิ่งถอยไป
นับวันยิ่งดูยิ่งเหินห่าง เขามีโลกส่วนตัวของเขา

Oh,baby i’m in love with you
หยิกตัวเองให้ตื่นเสียที ผู้ชายคนนี้เขาหมดรักเรา
Oh,baby would you be my boo.
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บอกว่าให้ลืม บอกไม่ให้จำ เขาทำได้เราก็ทำได้
อย่าเสียเวลาไปทนรักเขา คงมีคนดี มีสักคนที่ยอม
ยกโลกส่วนตัวเขาให้เรา ที่ไม่ปล่อยให้เราเหงาใจ

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ไม่ได้ร้องขอแต่แค่อยากจะบอกความจริงที่เธอนั้นได้ทำ
ก็ตัวฉันไม่ได้โกรธหรือจะโทษว่าเธอนะทิ้งฉันไป
If you wanna go I let you go that’s fine
ถึงจะรักเธอมากเท่าไหร่แต่วันนี้ฉันคงต้องตัดใจ
จะจดจำเวลาดีๆที่เราเคยมีด้วยกัน
จะจำไว้ว่าครั้งหนึ่ง I use to be your number one
ฉันเคยคิดว่าเธอกับฉันจะรักกันไปจนตาย
แต่คนต้องตื่นจากฝันเพราะวันนี้ฉันต้อง say goodbye
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