Showing posts with label Education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Education. Show all posts

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Nov 11, 2018

Young souvenir seller shows off linguistic skills

November 11, 2018 0
Young souvenir seller shows off linguistic skills


A video clip showing a Khmer boy showing off his linguistic talent while trying to sell souvenirs to a tourist in Cambodia is going viral on social media. Many netizens are impressed by his talent but some are saying that the boy has to develop this skill in order to survive. We attempted to translate what he says.



source Star TV

Oct 24, 2018

Chan RITHY Former-Cambodia National Team become a Football Board Designer

October 24, 2018 0
Chan Rithy (born November 11, 1983 in Cambodia) is a Cambodian footballer who last played for Angkor Tiger in the Cambodian League. He plays as a Midfielder for club. He used to play for Cambodia national football team from 2004 to 2011 with 23 caps and 5 goals. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chan_Rithy

The former player of National Defender, Phnom Penh Crown, Nakhon Pathom, and Surin, Beongket and the last is Angkor Tiger. Through his Facebook account, he started up his own business as Football Board Designer. 








Oct 23, 2018

IS IT TRUE!-Crocodile Release

October 23, 2018 0
Facebook profile name Moliya Moliya, posted on her status on Sunday 21st October 2018, she will release crocodile. 

`Animal release' (fang sheng) is a term used by Chinese Buddhists to refer to the practice of purchasing animals that are due to be slaughtered and letting them go. While the rationale for this practice is the Buddha's teaching of kindness and compassion to all creatures, even the most humble, the earliest evidence of the practice actually comes from the Pàëi Tipiñaka. The Buddha once praised a monk who released an animal caught in a trap because he had acted out of `out of compassion' 
(http://www.buddhisma2z.com/content.php?id=504)



HOPE JUST FOR FUN 



Oct 22, 2018

Freshwater Dolphin Day 2018! Cambodia

October 22, 2018 0
Let's celebrate and enjoy Freshwater Dolphin Day's fun activities such as local product exhibition, photo display, fun games and Q&A to win prizes, as well as art performances by famous artists at Beong Garlo garden, Kratie town, Kratie province on 26th October 2018 from 5:00pm onwards.


Come and celebrate this event together to contribute to the protection of Mekong dolphin. Dolphin swimming in the Mekong River is for sustainable fish stock and increase of eco-tourists. Increase dolphins, increase livelihoods.
Please come and join half marathon organized at Boeng Garlo garden, Kratie town, Kratie province on 26th October 2018 from 3:00PM. Join for free and get a nice t-shirt and water bottle! Run for dolphin!

Oct 18, 2018

The 32 most corrupt countries in the world

October 18, 2018 0

Using a methodology linked to Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index, the WEF ranked 140 countries' level of corruption within their society on a scale of one to 100.

A score of 100 means a country is without corruption, while zero is the most corrupt possible. All the countries featured on this list scored 30 or less.
The countries the WEF views as most corrupt tend to be in Africa, Central America, and the Middle East, in societies with weak legal and governmental systems and widespread poverty.
For instance, the WEF ranked Yemen, which is in the middle of a brutal civil war, as the most corrupt nation. But a handful of the world's 20 largest economies also made it onto the list.
Check out the world's most corrupt nations below.


The World Economic Forum on Tuesday released its annual corruption index as part of its "Global Competitiveness Report."


T29. Sierra Leone — 30





T29. Sierra Leone — 30
Riot police in the streets of Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown, in September 2007.
REUTERS/Katrina Manson

T29. Iran — 30





T29. Iran — 30
Iran's special forces marching during the annual Army Day parade near the Khomeini shrine in southern Tehran.
 Morteza Nikoubazl/Reuters

T29. Ukraine — 30





T29. Ukraine — 30
A Ukrainian serviceman at a checkpoint near the town of Horlivka, in eastern Ukraine, in September 2014.
 REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili

T29. Gambia — 30





T29. Gambia — 30
Gambia's Army forces in a stadium in Banjul, Gambia.
 Thomson Reuters

T22. Russia — 29





T22. Russia — 29Matthew Stockman / Getty

T22. Paraguay — 29





T22. Paraguay — 29Reuters/Stringer

T22. Mexico — 29

T22. Laos — 29





T22. Laos — 29
Laos girls in ancient dress parade during the Songkran festival in April 2008 in Luang Prabang, Laos.
 Chumsak Kanoknan/Getty Images

T22. Kyrgyzstan — 29





T22. Kyrgyzstan — 29Reuters

T22. Dominican Republic — 29





T22. Dominican Republic — 29
The Dominican Republic celebrates at the World Baseball Classic in 2013.
 Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images

T22. Honduras — 29





T22. Honduras — 29
People at a march in Tegucigalpa in July 2015 to demand the resignation of Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez.
 REUTERS/Jorge Cabrera

T19. Guatemala — 28





T19. Guatemala — 28Reuters/Stringer

T19. Bangladesh — 28





T19. Bangladesh — 28Andrew Biraj/Reuters

T19. Mauritania — 28





T19. Mauritania — 28REUTERS/Joe Penny

T17. Lebanon — 28

T17. Kenya — 28





T17. Kenya — 28
Kenyan police clashing with a protester.
 Goran Tomasevic/Reuters

T15. Guinea — 27





T15. Guinea — 27
Children scavenge at a public dump in Malabo in January 2012.
 Reuters

T15. Nigeria — 27





T15. Nigeria — 27Getty Images

T13. Uganda — 26





T13. Uganda — 26Flickr/Tore

T13. Nicaragua — 26

T11. Cameroon — 25





T11. Cameroon — 25
A member of a civilian vigilante group and a woman pumping water into jerrycans in Kerawa, which is on the border with Nigeria and subject to frequent attacks by the militant group Boko Haram.
 REUTERS/Joe Penney

T11. Mozambique — 25





T11. Mozambique — 25Thomson Reuters

T8. Haiti — 22





T8. Haiti — 22
Demonstrators hold signs and Haitian flags as a motorcade with US President Donald Trump motorcade passes in West Palm Beach, Florida, in January.
 Thomson Reuters

T8. Burundi — 22





T8. Burundi — 22
Burundi's president, Pierre Nkurunziza.
 Evrard Ngendakumana/Reuters

T8. Zimbabwe — 22





T8. Zimbabwe — 22
Protesters calling for Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe to step down cheer in front of a military vehicle in Harare, Zimbabwe, in November 2017.
 REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo

T5. Democratic Republic of Congo — 21





T5. Democratic Republic of Congo — 21
Soldiers from the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo near the town of Kimbau in February.
 Reuters

T5. Cambodia — 21





T5. Cambodia — 21
A man holding a Cambodian flag outside the US Embassy in Phnom Penh.
REUTERS/Samrang Pring

T5. Tajikistan — 21





T5. Tajikistan — 21Brendan Smialowski/Pool/Reuters

4. Chad — 20





4. Chad — 20
A Chadian soldier on a pickup truck next to a bag of rocket-propelled grenades in Gambaru in 2015.
 Emmanuel Braun/Reuters

3. Angola — 19





3. Angola — 19Reuters/Claudia Daut

2. Venezuela — 18





2. Venezuela — 18
A Venezuelan protester in front of a burning barricade during riots in Caracas in March 2004.
 REUTERS/Jorge Silva

1. Yemen — 16





1. Yemen — 16
An armed Houthi follower at a rally against Saudi-led airstrikes in Sanaa in June 2015.
Reuters
source: https://www.businessinsider.com