We are looking for the same thing that our ancestors had pursued for centuries. Happiness. Why is it so damn hard to find or pursue? What makes it so desired, so craved for? The fact is that human beings are suffering so much that happiness will be a magical drop to make their lives worth […]
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I have always heard of Vann Molyvann’s name. He is one of the best-known Cambodian architects, even well known to many other European architects for buildings built in the 1960s. Besides, in the 1960s, he found the green method which European architects found four years ago. Amazing? The green method I’m talking about here refers
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The news that this little boy, Damon Weaver, could get a permission to interview President Barack Obama surprises me. I know this is a privilege and also an open door from President Obama himself who is trying to promote equality among different races, classes or social positions. But would you be able to interview the
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-I don know if you have seen this. I was repeatedly approached by an old lady and a small boy who looked quite tired. It broke my heart to say no to them, but something popped up in my mind. After world war two, japan was quite devastated, but de people were not encouraged to
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This has been my dream to create a radio station, but right now what I can do is to be able to create podcasts. So here is the result of my sweat and effort. DMC Radio! But at the moment, I’m facing a headacheful matter. I can’t upload mp3 audio files into my podcast. What’s
What I don’t know is how long I will be able to comprehend a little more about Cambodia’s politics. Twenty-something, I am not a kid anymore. Nevertheless, my understanding about my own country’s politics is quite less than some foreign journalists and experts ;-). What a pity! Cambodians have had this mental state: politics is
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Lately, I read about an increasing number of Africans in Cambodia. I am not talking about African-Americans but pure Africans. The way they dress and their natural skin color do make them stand out here in Cambodia, though some Cambodians can have almost a similar tone of skin. I am also wondering how so difficult
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Oh well, I always realize that everybody has their own worst as well as, of course, best day at work. Mine is not very different but it was just even worstest. I hope I can’t put into words how I really wanted to change it. I don’t know whether to blame my lack of sleep
By Ylan Q. MuiWashington Post Staff Writer Thursday, July 16, 2009 Crocs were born of the economic boom. The colorful foam clogs appeared in 2002, just as the country was recovering from a recession. Brash and bright, they were a cheap investment (about $30) that felt good and promised to last forever. Former president George
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Recently, the Thai government created a website that is http://www.ilovethailand.org/, which many Cambodians says is very biased toward Thailand because it contains so much false information about Thailand’s lost terrorities in the past. If you want to check it out, go to www.ilovethailand.org. And now, Cambodia has reponded to this new creation by a website
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