Dear All, I am back from India and adjusting to being back at work…..trying to think about how to present Bernoulli’s Principle to an English as Second Language class, when my own grasp of the concept is tenuous at best….should be an interesting week. Loung is back from his “honeymoon” and although he is dead
Khmer expatriate Sophoan Seng, a master’s degree holder in political science from the University of Hawaii at Manoa, currently Director of KEEN Investment Groups LTD and president of the Khmer Youth Association of Alberta, acknowledges that many people in Cambodia endorse the “filled stomach and stability” theory for different reasons. “However,” Seng, a former Buddhist
It is inspiring and hilarious after reading this article. I could not stop my thought on penning and criticizing this article. Cambodia – The Laziest Nation in the World Posted on June 10, 2010 by Mark There is something to be said when it comes to the laziest nations in the world. Most publications
I am very impressed by the humanitarian and philanthropic work of many non-Cambodian individuals in extending their compassionate hand and dedication for Cambodian children. For those foreign entities, their help generally becomes a good return on their investment of time and treasure as they help build the foundation for this ravaged country by providing choices
