Thursday, November 27, 2008
Why do students miss the class?
Cambodia is a poor country, so it needs the educational people to lead the country to develop country. Education is one of the most important roles in society. Nowadays students in Cambodia study without school fees in public school, but the students still miss the class everyday. We can’t blame this entire fault to students. In fact, this fault is involved with teachers and their family as well. Teachers are lack of teaching method and poor control by their parents. Moreover, bribe and corruption are happened in the class and school there they are studying. For instance, teachers have got money from them and force students to pay them. Some students are poor and no money, and make them afraid teachers and miss the class. I have surveyed from many rich families and poor families. Family faces a main factor to do this also. Sometimes violence happens in the family because of the argument of their parents. “The family has already made them afraid. How about the environment of school? “No money no studying” said by teachers. How about rich families? Some families are busy with their work and business and ignore their kids studying by depend on teachers. Till their kids make troubles. Environment stands as a main condition as well. After the western culture had flown to our country, the kids start to mess up with clothing and studying. We decide to survey about students miss the class. Many results are found.
The environment
The environment is being damaged by air and water pollution. Many species of wild life are endangered as a result of deforestation and acid rain. Environmentalists are also concerned about global warming and the hole in the ozone layer. We can conserve the Earth’s resource (= coal, oil, etc) by recycling more waste and by using renewable energy such as solar power (= from the sun) and hydro- electric power ( =from water).
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Half of anti-malaria drugs found to be fake
Malaria is one of the world’s most dangerous diseases, claiming millions of victims every year.
The usual medication against it consists of pills containing 50mg of Artemisin and a synthetic derivative Artesunate. An international team of scientists has now made a full investigation into fake malarial medicines, which are sold throughout Southeast Asia and followed the supply route.
From 1999 to 2006, with the help of Interpol, local police and the World Health Organization, the team investigated 391 stocks of medicine. Most of which did not contain any of the essential active ingredients at all. Of the ones that did, the strongest medication found contained only 12mg of anti-malarial drugs. The search for the sources of these drugs ended in Yunnan province in China.
Malaria is common in Cambodia, Burma, and Laos, and half of all pills available in these countries today are thought to be fake. The active ingredients contained in these fakes are too low to cure the disease, but high enough to enable the parasites to develop resistance to the drug, making any future treatment ineffectual.
“If malaria becomes resistant to Artesunate, the effect on the public health in the tropics will be catastrophic,” said Dr Paul Newton the investigation’s leader.
From SE-Globe Cambodia’s English Magazine
The Lord of the Rings
Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky
Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone
Nine for Mortal Men Doomed to die,
One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the shadow lie.
One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them
One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
In the Lord of Mordor where the shadows lie.
Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone
Nine for Mortal Men Doomed to die,
One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the shadow lie.
One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them
One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
In the Lord of Mordor where the shadows lie.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
The best couple competition...
Let me does an observation on these pictures. Which one will be the best couple on the blog? You can voted by e-mail me. Thank you...
Is it Colgate or Close Up promotion? Wow... They all have nice teeth.
I think that house is too small; that's why they took photo at clothes drying yard.
Perfect match!!! Let's say CHEESE!!!!!
Haha what should i say...Nice posing....
You are all lazy... Sit... But we all stand up...Garlic
Garlic has been used for thousand of years as a food medicine in many cultures. Garlic has a reputation in folklore for preventing everything from the common cold and flu to the Plague!
Something of wonder vegetable, garlic lowers cholesterol, reduces the risk of heart disease, fights infection and boosts immunity. It also provides a unique flavor to food and is considered indispensable to many styles of cooking.
It was Louis Pasteur, a French chemist, who first isolated garlic’s antibacterial properties, and garlic juice was used as a common treatment for gangrene during the First World War.
Modern science has shown that garlic is powerful antibiotic, albeit broad-spectrum rather than targeted. The body does not appear to build up resistance to garlic, so its positive health benefits continue over time. As more and more antibiotics are becoming useless due to over-prescription and side effects, garlic could have a role to play in modern medicine.
The antibiotic properties of garlic are a direct result of the allicin produced from raw, crushed garlic. As well as its antibiotic effect, allicin is an excellent anti-fungal and has been used to treat skin infections such as athlete’s foot.
Allicin is destroyed by age and cooking- cooked garlic has virtually no antibiotic value although it still retains other benefits. Regular garlic consumption appears to prevent the buildup of fatty plaque in the arteries and may even shrink exiting plaque.
Additionally, garlic is also considered an effective antioxidant that can boost the body’s immune system and may even help prevent certain cancers such as stomach and colon cancers.
Garlic is powerful and needs to be treated with respect, eating too much could produce problems, for example irritation of the digestion tract. Some people prefer to take garlic supplement. Garlic can interfere with operation of anti-coagulants.
If you enjoy the taste of it, use garlic liberally in your food. If the taste and odour turn you off, opt for deodorized garlic capsules. Either way, garlic is good for your health.
Something of wonder vegetable, garlic lowers cholesterol, reduces the risk of heart disease, fights infection and boosts immunity. It also provides a unique flavor to food and is considered indispensable to many styles of cooking.
It was Louis Pasteur, a French chemist, who first isolated garlic’s antibacterial properties, and garlic juice was used as a common treatment for gangrene during the First World War.
Modern science has shown that garlic is powerful antibiotic, albeit broad-spectrum rather than targeted. The body does not appear to build up resistance to garlic, so its positive health benefits continue over time. As more and more antibiotics are becoming useless due to over-prescription and side effects, garlic could have a role to play in modern medicine.
The antibiotic properties of garlic are a direct result of the allicin produced from raw, crushed garlic. As well as its antibiotic effect, allicin is an excellent anti-fungal and has been used to treat skin infections such as athlete’s foot.
Allicin is destroyed by age and cooking- cooked garlic has virtually no antibiotic value although it still retains other benefits. Regular garlic consumption appears to prevent the buildup of fatty plaque in the arteries and may even shrink exiting plaque.
Additionally, garlic is also considered an effective antioxidant that can boost the body’s immune system and may even help prevent certain cancers such as stomach and colon cancers.
Garlic is powerful and needs to be treated with respect, eating too much could produce problems, for example irritation of the digestion tract. Some people prefer to take garlic supplement. Garlic can interfere with operation of anti-coagulants.
If you enjoy the taste of it, use garlic liberally in your food. If the taste and odour turn you off, opt for deodorized garlic capsules. Either way, garlic is good for your health.
Vampires be ware: protects against a host of ills
From SE-Globe Cambodia’s English Magazine.
Monday, November 17, 2008
King of the Road
The cyclo is not unique to Phnom Penh but, perhaps more than anywhere else, it remains one if the city’s trademarks.
Towering above most other traffic, the long legs of the riders propel what look like ungainly and antiquated machines with an aura of grace that reminds us of a bygone age. These men and their back to front tricycles really are the kings of the Asian road.
Today there are more than 3,000 cyclo-drivers working in Phnom Penh carrying all manner of people and goods. Many of them are among the city’s poorest and least privileged denizens.
Often hailing from rural areas and with few other skills, they eke out a life of a few dollars a day, returning to their villages only at planting or harvesting time. Many have no real accommodation in Phnom Penh and spend their nights sleeping in their cyclos along the roads and pavements.
The Kings of the Roads is a coffee-table book; but in so being it invites the casual reader to take a closer look at the daily lives of cyclo drivers and to learn about some of the really positive initiatives being implemented to alleviate the living conditions of this underprivileged but hardworking section of the community.
By Robert Joiner
From SE-Globe Cambodia’s English Magazine.
Towering above most other traffic, the long legs of the riders propel what look like ungainly and antiquated machines with an aura of grace that reminds us of a bygone age. These men and their back to front tricycles really are the kings of the Asian road.
Today there are more than 3,000 cyclo-drivers working in Phnom Penh carrying all manner of people and goods. Many of them are among the city’s poorest and least privileged denizens.
Often hailing from rural areas and with few other skills, they eke out a life of a few dollars a day, returning to their villages only at planting or harvesting time. Many have no real accommodation in Phnom Penh and spend their nights sleeping in their cyclos along the roads and pavements.
The Kings of the Roads is a coffee-table book; but in so being it invites the casual reader to take a closer look at the daily lives of cyclo drivers and to learn about some of the really positive initiatives being implemented to alleviate the living conditions of this underprivileged but hardworking section of the community.
By Robert Joiner
From SE-Globe Cambodia’s English Magazine.
Friday, November 14, 2008
The weather
Drops of water that fall from the sky are called rain. When it’s raining very hard it’s pouring. When it’s only raining slightly it is drizzling. Snow is frozen rain that is soft and white. Sleet is rain that is not completely frozen. Small balls of ice that fall like rain are called hail. Fog is like a cloud close to the ground and is difficult to see through. When we talk about the weather, we often say “its lovely beautiful/ horrible/ terrible day”, isn’t it? If you want to know what the weather is going to be like, you can watch or listen to the weather forecast.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
War
The three main parts of a country's armed forecd are the army, the navy, the air force. Officers in the forces give orders to their troops. When a war break out (= starts) two or more countries are at war. A war between different groups in the same country is called a CIVIL WAR. A country's enemies are the countries it is fighting againt and its allies are the countries which support it. If armed forces from one country enter another country, they incvade it. If they stay htere and take control of the country they occupy it. A country will try to defend itself againt attack fro another country. At the end of a war one country is defeated and surrenders (stop fighting and says that it is lost).
Monday, November 10, 2008
Rock Music
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I like most kinds of music, including pop, rock,hip hop, and country. But i likes Rock the most. My favourite band is LINKIN PARK. I am one of their biggest fans. I love the singer because he has such a good voice! The drummer and guitarist play lyrics(words) and the tunes/ melodies are very catchy. Last year they released an alblum which become a big hits. They do not often play live. I hope they will going on tour to Cambodia soon. LINKIN PARK you guys are ROCK.
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Firework!!!!
Bingo!!! It's near water festival. It's one of my favourite holiday. I can go to exhibition, watch concerts for free, get drink for free, watch boat competition for free as well. Moreover, at night I can watch my favourite flower that explode at night that called firework. Haha... where can you find this festival in the world that go along with for free. Water festival represents of success. Wow it's really awesome for every Camboidan. All generation are gattering at riverside and nation garden. I love this water festival so much.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Happy Reunion
Hey is it raining? Wow We love each other so much.
We are all ready to leave. Bye bye... But Give me one more shot.
Haha Nice Photo Shot
Mmmm... Everybody gives II.
Hey Camera I'm not ready yet.
What are you looking at? Please Look at me.
Nice Posing
Nice Looking. Good Sitting!!!
Yeahhhhh!!!!! M so happy. Give me!!!!Sunday, November 2, 2008
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