Archive for July, 2007

Out of the Attic

Posted in academia, muslim, weblogs on Jul 16th, 2007

Comes "Du Fin Fond Du Grenier", specializing in the research of traditional and present day Cham culture in Cambodia. ["from the attic's far back end"]. Some great research photos. http://fin-fond-grenier.over-blog.com tags: cambodia, weblog ,muslim,cham

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Past Perfect

Posted in information technology, stuff, Yet More Blogs on Jul 14th, 2007

In the wake of her farewell party, 'beer buster' Claire writes on the benefits of blogging. We ended up with some impromptu cartoons and words to facilitate communication as our thinkerers got drunkerer: http://coming2cambodia.wordpress. com/2007/07/13/6th-list-of-10- blogging-as-a-form-of -communication/ As computers get smarter and storage gets smaller, just where will all this lead to? Charles Stross on the ...

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Salon Collectif

Posted in information technology, news, stuff on Jul 13th, 2007

Six fingers = 6pm @ Gasolina, Phnom Penh. "The journalists and translators of Kampuchea Soir invite you to meet them at Gasolina, 56-58 street 57, Friday July 13 as from 6 p.m.. Thanks for letting it know around you. Come many!" Collectif Cambodge Soir will be having a 'meet ...

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From Incarceration to Exhibition

Posted in news, visual art on Jul 12th, 2007

This evening saw an appreciative crowd at Phnom Penh's Bophana Centre for Vann Nath, painter and Tuol Sleng survivor. I was surprised to see '2007' on one of the pieces, and found the exhibition contains all new paintings. These latest works revisit his memories with a striking precision and clarity, and contrast ...

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Looking for the homeland of Mon-Khmer language

Posted in academia, news on Jul 11th, 2007

[Trust me, if you have the chance, just GO.]     Lundi 16 juillet 2007 / Monday 16th of July 2007 Vous êtes cordialement invités à la présentation informelle You are cordially invited to attend the informal presentation: Looking for the homeland of Mon-Khmer language Gérard DIFFLOTH Associate Member of the EFEO Récemment, ...

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