Khmer World

Every Breath You Take Gives Me Heart Attack

2010-05-23T09:30:00.000-07:00

Here is a collection of beautiful woman’s whose charm will drive you crazy, some of chicks are very beautiful and sexy, check out mind-blowing collection after the jump

Student GIrl Thai

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Student GIrl Thai

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Katie Girl

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Military Girl Army

2010-05-18T01:25:00.000-07:00

Khmer

2010-04-08T08:34:00.000-07:00

Civilization in China was the dominate political and cultural force in Asia during the A.D. 800s. However, it was not the only force. Other nations also thrived in the area. One of these was the kingdom of Khmer.

By A.D. 1100 Khmer would conquer much of Southeast Asia. During this time, they would build hundreds of temples to both Hindu and Buddhist gods. They also built a number of public works projects, including roads, reservoirs, and canals. These irrigation systems allowed them to grow and harvest a large amount of rice every year, which helped bring more wealth into their nation.

During the A.D. 1100s a Khmer king by the name of Suryavarman II cae to power in Khmer. Suryavarman commissioned a temple to honor both the Hindu god Vishnu, as well as himself. This magnificent building which he called Angkor Wat nearly bankrupt the kingdom. For the next three hundred years, Khmer would experience a decline that would end in A.D. 1431, when they would be conquered by the Thai people.

kingdom of cambodia

2009-12-13T07:26:00.000-08:00

people khmer

2009-12-13T07:23:00.000-08:00

People Cambodians comprise a variety of people who are commonly called Khmer. They constitute about 90% of the population. The population also includes a diversity of other ethnic backgrounds: Chinese, Vietnamese, Chams, and hilltribes, called Khmer Loeu. The Khmer are believed to have lived in the region from about the 2nd century CE. They may constitute a fusion of Mongul and Melanesian elements. They have been mainly influenced over the centuries by the powerful Indian and Javanese kingdoms. The Khmer-Loeu - or upland-Khmer - are one of the main tribal groups and live in the forested mountain zones, mainly in the North-East.
Traditionally, the Khmer-Loeu were semi-nomadic and practiced slash and burn agriculture. In recent years, increasing numbers have turned to settled agriculture and adopted many of the customs of the lowland Khmer. There are about 500.000 Cham-Malays, descended from the Chams of the royal kingdom of Champa, based in the present day central Vietnam. They now constitute the single largest ethnic minority in the country. The Chams were badly persecuted during the Pol Pot regime and their population more than halved. They are Muslims and their spiritual centre is Chur-Changvra near Phnom Penh. The Chams are traditionally cattle traders, silk weavers and butchers. The Chinese migrated in the 18th and 19th century to Cambodia, where most of them became involved in commerce. During the Pol Pot years and later many Chinese left the country or were killed. Today there is a population of about 100.000 left in Cambodia. Estimated 200.000 Vietnamese live in the country today. The southern part of Cambodia has always had many inhabitants of Vietnamese decent as well as the area around Phnom Penh.

wonder-girls

2009-12-07T08:12:00.000-08:00

Korean girl band Wonder Girls are set to appear on a popular television show in the U.S. next week, according to their agency on Friday.

The group will be performing their hit single "Nobody" on FOX's "So You Think You Can Dance", a dance competition show, JYP Entertainment (JYPE) said in a press release.

The show's producers also announced on their own official website yesterday that "pop sensation" Wonder Girls and American Idol winner Kris Allen will appear on the show December 9.

"Dance" is a popular reality show that selects unknown dancers from all over the country through auditions. The dancers compete by performing different genres of dances every week. Former contestants include Kherington Payne, who played the role of "Alice" in the musical film "Fame" earlier this year.

It is currently one of the most-watched shows in the U.S. and airs in many countries all over the world.

"I think this opportunity had a lot to with their making the Billboard singles chart and touring with the Jonas Brothers this past summer. Hence many Americans are becoming interested in the Wonder Girls," an official at JYPE was quoted as saying. "We hope to make many more appearances on good shows in the future."

The five-member girl band, who debuted in Korea in 2007, is one of the most successful pop groups in Korea with three consecutive No. 1 singles, "Tell Me", "So Hot", and "Nobody". In October, the group's U.S. debut single "Nobody" entered the Billboard Hot100 at No. 76, making them the first Korean artists to be placed on the chart in its 115-year history.

lin hsi lei taiwan

2009-12-07T08:05:00.000-08:00

How Russian youth celebrates their graduation day (60 pics)

2009-11-24T00:05:00.000-08:00

It is a very important day for the Russian high school students, because next it’s an adult life that is waiting for them.
That's why they try to make a big party and to have fun.

Girl in school military

2009-11-24T00:00:00.000-08:00

I don’t know why but I love girls in uniforms. There’s something about it. And when they have guns – it’s just the best. I find it very sexy )
Do you remember bonus pictures with a smoking hot girl, a car and a gun? I put this pics in my bookmarks. Just for the record – her big breasts have nothing to do with it ;)

valentine khmer

2009-11-23T21:04:00.000-08:00

Obama's 2009

2009-11-23T21:01:00.000-08:00

Military woman

2009-11-23T03:27:00.000-08:00

COP15

2009-11-23T03:24:00.000-08:00

he pre-Christmas winter period in Copenhagen promises to be a hot affair, at least if the militant activist group Never Trust A Cop (NTAC) has anything to do with it. A YouTube video and the organisation’s website seem to be issuing a call to militant activists across Europe to take firm action in Copenhagen during the conference.
“The COP15’s inevitable talk of ‘saving the world from the climate crisis’ is an elaborate hoax to disguise the COP15’s true purpose: to restore the legitimacy of global capitalism by inaugurating an era of “green” capitalism,” the organisation says on its webpage.
“It is time to state why we think that insurrection is needed to actually begin the change everybody is so desperate for,” it adds.
In its YouTube video, the organisation shows still pictures of fires in Copenhagen streets and clashes between Danish police and activists.
“In Copenhagen 7th – 18th December, COP15 will try to get capitalism back on track. We don’t. We will go to Copenhagen to show a dead system how to die,” the video says.
Police aware of group
The COP15 police task force is aware of the network.
“We have always known that there are groups who want to set another agenda and are only coming to Copenhagen to make trouble,” says Assistant Commissioner Mogens Lauridsen who heads the task force.
Inner city
In its on-line material, NTAC is urging militants to remain in the inner city during a major demonstration tabled for December 12 at the Bella Centre, where COP15 is being held.
“You have a choice! Make your voice heard - refuse to be herded. Stay in the city. Choose your own space and way of protest. We need all forms of action to achieve real change,” NTAC says on its website.
NTAC says it was formed as a network to mobilise ‘the radical left’ towards the COP15 summit in Copenhagen and claims that having achieved its mobilisation, the network has been dissolved, leaving individual groups to take action independently.
Previous summits
Previous summits in Gothenburg in 2001 and particularly at the G8 meeting in Rostock in 2007 have ended in violent street battles between police and activists.
“We have seen what happened in Rostock. We will do everything to avoid street battles – but we probably won’t be able to completely avoid trouble, if that is the agenda that is being set,” Lauridsen says.
He adds that it will make things easier for police if activists remain in the inner city during the Dec. 12 demonstration rather than joining the demonstration at the Bella Center.
“If they split off and remain in the city, it’s easier for us to manage them. Overall it’s more difficult to handle if they hide in a large group of peaceful demonstrators and we have to go in and get them,” Lauridsen says, adding that the police force feels well-prepared for the job at hand

COP15 militants on warpath

2009-11-23T03:21:00.000-08:00

COP15 militants on warpath

A network of militants appears to be promising trouble at the COP15 climate summit in December.

Girl Soldiers 18-year-old

2009-11-22T20:57:00.000-08:00

Girls, soldiers, women: 18-year-old inductees in the Israeli army

Photographer Rachel Papo served in the Israeli army when she was 18 years old. Years later, when she was still trying to come to terms with that confusing period of her life, she returned to the army bases of Israel to photograph a new wave of soldiers in training. Her series, Serial No. 3817131, offers a rare and candid look at the innocent young people who are forced to put their normal lives on "hold" while they prepare to fight deadly wars.
Lens Culture is very happy to present 20 compelling images from that series, accompanied by an articulate and thoughtful text written by the photographer.

Military woman

2009-11-22T01:47:00.000-08:00

Apologies to those who saw an imcomplete earlier version of this post on Monday. Slight glitch on the button-pushing front when I was distracted by snails-pace server response times.

It's All about the Rank

2009-11-22T01:38:00.000-08:00

New research shows that minorities and women have the highest job satisfaction ratings among those serving in the military.

F-15E Strike Eagle

2009-11-22T01:33:00.000-08:00

The F-15E Strike Eagle is a superior next generation multi-role strike fighter that is available today. Its unparalleled range, persistence and weapons load make it the backbone of the U.S. Air Force (USAF). A complement of the latest advanced avionics systems gives the Strike Eagle the capability to perform air-to-air or air-to-surface missions at all altitudes, day or night, in any weather.

A derivative of earlier F-15 model aircraft (A-D), the F-15E Strike Eagle includes the following attributes:

Unmatched combat radius and persistence
Advanced digital electronic controlled higher thrust engines
Max speed greater than twice the speed of sound
More than 23,000 pounds of payload, including air-to-air and air-to-ground weapons such as the:
- the Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM)
- the AGM-130
- the Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM)
- AIM-9X
An Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar
A digital threat warning system
A Service life that will allow it to be viable until at least 2035

The F-15E is produced by Boeing and will be in the U.S. Air Force (USAF) inventory well into the 21st century

Govt seizes Thai airport firm

2009-11-20T21:52:00.000-08:00

THE government took control of the Thai-owned aviation firm Cambodia Air Traffic Services (CATS) on Thursday and banned its Thai employees from the offices after the arrest of one of their co-workers on suspicion of stealing the flight schedule of fugitive Thai former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra during his visit to Cambodia last week.

The move, which is likely to further damage diplomatic relations between the two countries, comes amid accusations by a Thai opposition leader that Thailand’s foreign minister ordered the theft.

CATS is a fully owned subsidiary of Bangkok-based Samart corporation, which has a 32-year air traffic control concession and employs nine Thai nationals in Cambodia.

It has been placed under the caretakership of a Cambodian government official, though representatives from the Civil Aviation Authority declined to comment on the official’s identity or the duration of the caretakership.

“The caretaker has prohibited the Thai expatriates from performing their duties,” Samart vice chairman Sirichai Rasameechan said in a letter to Thailand’s stock exchange, where the company is listed.

Council of Ministers spokesman Phay Siphan said Cambodia’s takeover of CATS was “temporary” but necessary “to ensure national security and public safety.” The financial operations of the company, he added, would not be affected.

The move follows last week’s arrest of CATS employee Siwarak Chotipong, a 31-year-old Thai accused of spying, who is currently being held in pretrial detention at Prey Sar prison.

Thaksin is not the prime minister of cambodia – he is a convicted man....

Cambodian officials say that Siwarak was ordered to steal the flight schedule by Kamrob Palawatwichai, the first secretary of the Thai embassy in Phnom Penh. Kamrob was expelled last week, and Thailand responded by expelling the first secretary of the Cambodian embassy in Bangkok.

Both countries had already withdrawn their respective ambassadors in the row over Thaksin’s appointment as government economics adviser.

Siwarak is being charged under Article 19 of the 2005 Law on Archives, which covers offences related to matters of national defence, security or public order. If convicted, he faces up to 15 years in prison.

Kav Soupha, Siwarak’s defence attorney, said Thursday that he did not believe that the leaking of Thaksin’s flight schedule constituted a threat to Cambodia’s national security.

“Thaksin is not the prime minister of Cambodia – he is a convicted man who is being hunted by Thai authorities,” Kav Soupha said. “Even if [Siwarak] had reported to the Thai embassy, that would be according to his right and obligation as a Thai citizen to alert authorities about a fugitive.”

Kav Soupha added that he planned to request that Siwarak be released on bail.

Jatuporn Prompan, a parliamentarian from the opposition Puea Thai party, said Wednesday that he had an audio tape of Thai Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya ordering the flight schedule theft of which Siwarak is accused, the Bangkok Post reported.

Thai Foreign Ministry deputy spokesman Thani Thongphakdi, however, said officials in his ministry “do not believe in the existence of such a tape”.

Cambodian Foreign Ministry spokesman Koy Kuong said he had no knowledge of such evidence.

Kasit said Thailand would have to gather further information about the CATS takeover before formulating a response.

“The ministry is waiting for reports from the Thai embassy and we will also have to get clarification from the Cambodian government. If it violates bilateral agreements, then we will find ways to proceed from there,” the Bangkok Post quoted Kasit as saying.

Secrecy ordered
As tensions between Thailand and Cambodia simmered, the government released a directive on Wednesday in which the Ministry of Interior called on all government officials to encrypt their communications to “protect information related to national security”.

The statement, signed by Interior Minister Sar Kheng on October 15, touted, without specifically describing, newly acquired encryption technology that will “guarantee secrecy, so that government information will not be leaked”.

Interior Ministry spokesman Khieu Sopheak said such measures were necessary in Cambodia’s present diplomatic circumstances.

“If Thaksin would have been arrested because of [Siwarak] leaking information about him, that would prove we could not keep sensitive information a secret.”

sing khmer

2009-11-18T19:24:00.001-08:00

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music khmer

2009-11-17T19:27:00.000-08:00