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President Nick Pisalyaput<br />

President Elect Michael Schulz<br />

Immediate Past President Mark Butters<br />

Vice President Narain Suradejvibul ● Vice President Krin Charnmaytesakul<br />

Service Projects Jon Plate ● Fund Raising Chip Bowness ● Rotary Foundation Dana Caron<br />

Communications Dean Outerson ● Administration Morgan Perkins<br />

Treasurer Rakesh Sodhia ● <strong>Secret</strong>ary Vince Shueh ● Sergeant-at-Arms Douglas Riach<br />

No 2462<br />

<strong>Dr</strong> <strong>Lothar</strong> Haegele<br />

Revolutionary Nano Technology in Medicine and Nutrition<br />

09 November 2012<br />

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issed the meeting on<br />

Friday, and from what<br />

I heard, while these<br />

are not his exact<br />

words, they reflect the message<br />

he shared with the club.<br />

<strong>The</strong>re are no fixed rules when<br />

buying art, but it may be wise to<br />

consider some advice.<br />

1. Selecting <strong>Art</strong><br />

This may sound obvious, but you<br />

will not want to live with a piece <strong>of</strong><br />

art you do not like, but perhaps<br />

bought because it was cheap,<br />

because a friend persuaded you,<br />

or for some other reason.<br />

Though some people collect art<br />

solely for investment purposes,<br />

most experts agree the best way<br />

to invest is to buy something you<br />

love. That way, whether it appreciates<br />

in value or not is immaterial;<br />

the pleasure owning it will be<br />

enough.<br />

2. Choosing <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />

<strong>Emil</strong> <strong>Mirzakhanian</strong><br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Secret</strong> <strong>World</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Dealers</strong><br />

Well-recognized and pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />

artists normally fulfill three criteria:<br />

(1) technically skilled, (2)<br />

original (recognizable) style and<br />

(3) innovative work.<br />

Do not choose paintings only because<br />

the artist is ‘famous’. Many<br />

excellent artists are not well<br />

known, but their work may be<br />

highly inspiring, innovative or<br />

beautiful.<br />

An important 'stamp <strong>of</strong> approval'<br />

is museum quality, i.e. work by<br />

the artist are in museum collections<br />

as they only focus on quality,<br />

without considering the commercial<br />

value.<br />

3. Finding Paintings<br />

Consider several factors, such as<br />

execution, subject matter, form,<br />

colors and composition. All artists<br />

produce works <strong>of</strong> varying quality<br />

– some may be masterpieces, but<br />

many are <strong>of</strong>ten more ordinary.<br />

Consult a trusted art pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />

for advice. Pay attention to authenticity<br />

and provenance as copies<br />

and forgeries have become<br />

commonplace.<br />

4. Buying Investments<br />

Seek pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />

guidance<br />

from<br />

trusted<br />

sources, such<br />

as reputable<br />

art galleries,<br />

art consultants<br />

or auction<br />

houses.<br />

5. Building Collections<br />

If you buy more than a couple <strong>of</strong><br />

paintings, you are on the way to<br />

become a collector. Some are<br />

more serious than others and willing<br />

to spend more money. It is<br />

not necessary though, to be rich<br />

to build a limited collection <strong>of</strong><br />

paintings.<br />

Spend some time visiting museums,<br />

galleries, auction houses<br />

and dealers to get a feel for what<br />

is available. Take note <strong>of</strong> what<br />

catches your eye and why.


Coins on Silom - 2 November 2012


Rotary Club <strong>of</strong> Bangkok South 2013-2014 Board<br />

President - Elect: Michael Schulz Immediate Past President: Nick Pisalyaput President - Nominee: Thanakorn Telan<br />

Vice President: Dana Caron Vice President: Dean Outerson Director: Douglas Riach<br />

<strong>Secret</strong>ary: Vitool Tantianunanont Treasurer: Nathan Christ<strong>of</strong>f Director: Stuart Lucani Director: Tim Cornwall<br />

Director: Rakesh Sodhia Director: Christopher Thatcher Sergeant-at-Arms: Adrian Topham


Khun Khob’s Club Almanac<br />

No 2462 9 November 2012<br />

Happy Birthdays<br />

Nathan Christ<strong>of</strong>f (November 9)<br />

PP Narinder Sachdev (November 11)<br />

Wedding Anniversary Greetings<br />

PP Philip Baechtold (November 9)<br />

PP Burin Kantabutra (November 12)<br />

Attendance: 26 October 2012: 55%<br />

Present 33, Make-up 9, Absent 35,<br />

Exemption 27, Total 104<br />

Attendance: 2 November 2012 (COS<br />

2012): 69%<br />

Present 51, Make-up 2, Absent 24,<br />

Exemption 27, Total 104<br />

Visiting on 26 October 2012<br />

Jacob Ho<br />

RC Dhonburi<br />

Folke Westing RC Lidingo-Langangen, Sweden<br />

George Grant<br />

RC Bribie Island, Australia<br />

Mary Grant<br />

RC Bribie Island, Australia<br />

Invited Guests<br />

Bernhard Groth<br />

Dylan Jenkins<br />

Jan Akerman<br />

Pote Viset<br />

Randal Glaholt<br />

Vijay Kishnan<br />

Introduced by<br />

PP Andrew MacPherson<br />

Ron Livingston<br />

Stuart Lucani<br />

Ron Livingston<br />

Ron Livingston<br />

Stuart Lucani<br />

Recent Make-up<br />

RC Jomtien Pattaya, 20/10/12: CP Ge<strong>of</strong>f Carter<br />

RC Phnon Penh Metro, 22/10/12: Arie Bloed<br />

RC Eceleshall Mercia, 22/10/12 : IPP Mark Butters<br />

RC Minerva, Amsterdam, 29/10/12: Arie Bloed<br />

RC Stone & District, UK, 29/10/12: IPP Mark Butters<br />

RC Newcastle, UK, 30/10/12: IPP Mark Butters<br />

Make-up Credits<br />

COS, 26/10/12: Adrian Topham, PP Don Lavoie, Henny Beeber,<br />

Ian Morris, Stuart Lucani<br />

Flood Rehabilitation, 27/10/12: PP Andrew MacPherson,<br />

Elmar Lins, PP Ole Madsen, PP Philip A. Baechtold, Prasert<br />

Mangkornkarn, Volker Betsch<br />

COS, 02/11/12: Adrian Topham, Alastair Timblick, DG Alex<br />

Mavro, AG Andrew MacPherson, Benjamin Ferguson, Carol<br />

Kuhn, Chip Bowness, Chris Thatcher, Dana Caron, David Record,<br />

Dean Outerson, Don Lavoie, Douglas Riach, Elmar Lins,<br />

CP Ge<strong>of</strong>frey Cater, Ian Morris, James Fowler, John<br />

Casella, Jon Plate, PP Koichiro Ishihira, Krin Charnmaytesakul,<br />

PP Krit Wongsaengarunsri, Leo Alexandersen,<br />

PP Maarten Worp, Manu Mekdhanasarn,<br />

Mark Shaw, Michael Bain, Michael Doyle, Michael<br />

Ellis, PE Michael Schulz, Morgan Perkins, Narain<br />

Suradejvibul, PP Narinder Sachdev, Nathan<br />

Christ<strong>of</strong>f, P Nick Pisalyaput, Oldrich Capek, PP Ole<br />

Madsen, Poul Weber, Prasert Mangkornkarn,<br />

Rakesh Sodhia, PP Renato Porzio, Rick Smith, Rod<br />

Vergara, Ronald Livingston, Steve Cook, Stuart<br />

Baker, Stuart Lucani, Suhendra Kosim, Thomas<br />

Banker, Tim Cornwall, Vinai Phuttinin, Vince Shueh,<br />

Volker Betsch, William Fantozzi, Wolfgang Minderjahn,<br />

Yod Tantianunanont<br />

Club Calendar<br />

Friday, 16 November<br />

Tom Waller<br />

Film Maker<br />

Friday, 23 November<br />

Jonathan Head<br />

Arab Spring<br />

Friday, 30 November<br />

Classification Interviews<br />

Friday, 7 December<br />

Voranai Vanijaka<br />

Other Important<br />

Dates to Remember<br />

Saturday, 17 November<br />

Tawandang Brewery<br />

Tuesday, 11 December<br />

Club Christmas Celebration<br />

Thursday, 21 February 2013<br />

Paul Harris Dinner

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