My mother’s generation are always appalled at the young generation’s choices or ways of life. They want things to run for us smoothly and, as they say, with no defiance. She, like other people of her age, has gone through so much that life has taught her to be quite different from her children including me. […]
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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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While Cambodia is now paying attention to the conflicts she is having with Thailand, she probably forgets about some global duty she has to fufill as well. Actually, it is very easy to ignore something very significant like this because it doesn’t seem to show its bad impacts in this moment but the future instead.
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We have a funny phrase for making great effort to get an official document. “As difficult as asking for fire from a giant.” And, of course, it is not the first time I experience such a hard time. I’m not a novice to this situation, trying to get an official agreement or document from ministries
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I can’t really complain about the fact that my holiday away from school is not exactly like one. The exam has just been over, and a new internship has to be confirmed as soon as possible, as part of the mandatory school task as announced. My study isn’t very bad, but the quality has dropped
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