kaphi

We're currently looking to hire a web development manager (php/mysql/python, team management) and a system administrator (linux, network). We accept applications for all nationalities for these two positions and will arrange for a work permit when hiring a foreign applicant.

Full details for the positions are available here:

• System Administrator
  
• Web Development Manager

I am currently looking to get started with motorcycles. I've sat on a scooter a few times and did a one week tour through Vietnam on a Minsk. That's about the extend of my expertise and practice.

I'm mostly looking to get a bike and some practice and routine and thus ruled out automatics and semi-automatics. I won't be riding it to work, but do plan on using it frequently in BKK. In order to keep maintenance headaches low and support easy, I'd like to go with something really common. Two bikes that seem to fulfill this are the CBR150 and the Phantom. I know, two different styles of bikes, with its own pros and cons. My primary concern is how suitable are they for a beginner in Bangkok? Are there any other bikes you would recommend?

Are there any motorcycle safety (MSF-style) courses in Bangkok? What's a good way to learn how to ride in the city (I don't consider a week on an ancient bike in deserted country roads as 'learned')?

A lot of people use(d) Anki to learn Thai. One problem in a recent version is that it does not show tonal markers, etc. properly.

The "Anki Thai fix" - which I haven't seen anywhere else posted so far - is to set font size (Settings>Fonts and Colors) to something really big (100 does the job). At that font size they show correctly.

I hope the post title will help the 'Googlers' find this solution.