Vientiane_Times   January 13, 2005 Online subscription Enjoy the special privileges of being a subscriber to the premier newspaper in the Lao PDR. After you send us your subscription payment, a username and password will be sent to you which will give you unlimited access to the contents of our newspaper every day - including advertisements. You can also access back issues for up to seven days. Just log in and you'll automatically be registered with www.vientianetimes.org.la. For more information please contact Vientiane Times office, or send an email to: info@vientianetimes.org.la. Or editor@vientianetimes.org.la Tel: (856-21) 216364, 252631, 217593 Fax: (856-21) 216365, 252631. Online advertisement Advertising your products at www.vientianetimes.org.la will bring benefits to your company. Customers around the world will appreciate the quality of your products via the Vientiane Times website. For more information please contact: Tel: (856-21) 216364, 252631, 217593 Fax: (856-21) 216365, 252631 Email: info@vientianetimes.org.la. Or editor@vientianetimes.org.la   Vientiane Times E-Newspaper French language VIENTIANE TIMES Now on CD-ROM Click for details Since December 27, 2005   Jewel of the south shines brighte Visitors to Khonphapheng waterfall in the southern province of Champassak will now benefit from a clear view of the spectacular falls from a purpose-built viewing area. More >>>> - Primary schools feed rural children The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and the Ministry of Education yesterday signed an agreement to extend a school feeding project until 2010. More >>>> - Tourist info centre draws crowds At least 50 visitors a day use the new tourist information centre in Vientiane that opened last month, said an official of the Lao National Tourism Administration (LNTA). More >>>> - Locals embrace new village fund Residents of Nongboua-thong-neua in Sikhottabong district are keen to deposit money in a new village fund, according to village vice-head, Mrs Bouakham. More >>>> - Govt loans to compensate flood farmers Farmers in Vientiane province whose crops were damaged in last year's flooding have received loans of more than 300 million kip from projects managed by the Ministry of Labour and Welfare. More >>>> t Current - Blood donors desperately needed Lao Red Cross officials held a workshop to discuss voluntary blood donor recruitment with 80 secondary school directors in Vientiane yesterday. More >>>> - Please reclaim your motorbikes A traffic policeman yesterday appealed to people who had had their