Weddings Pt. 2

Weddings Pt. 2


Cute couple!
One down, one to go. Busy weekend.

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The Hip New Accessory

Wedding stuff is keeping me occupied. For now, check out this development.
Lots of trainings going on!
- J
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ANNOUNCEMENT Open Forum Cambodia BLOG TRAINING PROGRAM

Open Forum of Cambodia (OFC), a leading NGO specialized in information technology and website management, is to play necessary roles in promoting and strengthening people’s share of ideas and expression in democracy process through the high-tech web site development training (Blog Training)for beginner to a professional and will provide the full support for participants, including technical support, free hosting for life (sub domain), free internet access, free of charge training class and awards.

The training will cover on: How to create and use Blog; The benefits of Blog in the high-tech globe; How to make money from your Blog; How many people make money from Blog and how they do?; How to use Khmer language in the Blog; How to write down the interesting information into Blog; How to post your idea into Blog and make them much interesting; Writing skill provided by professional information journalist reporter.

OFC conducts training for trainers who will train those at provincial levels. The TOT will be piloted at three target provinces, namely Kampong Cham, Battambang and Siem Reap. In addition, the training will also allow bloggers, those who have their own web blog, to compete for an award which will be organized by the OFC, serving as secretariat. An OFC Blog Award Committee will document best practices of blog and debate and provide awards to ten leading Cambodian bloggers who take lead in terms of website design, quality of content, number of visitor and exchange of expression.

Trainers are blog specialists, professional journalists and Khmer Unicode experts. They will provide with useful theories, practical experiences of related issues.

Youths, students, NGO staffs, government officials, journalists and private company workers are encouraged to attend this training. The training class will be conducted at Phnom Penh and provincial levels and start from February until October 2007.

Please contact Open Forum of Cambodia for registration and further information:
Mr. Deouk Visal (Blog Training Coordinator)
Phone : (855) 23 360 345 / 212 624
Fax : (855) 23 360 345
P.O Box : 853
Email : Visal@of.forum.org.kh
Web : www.forum.org.kh
Address : #17D, Street 296, Sangkat Toul Svey Prey II, Khan Chamkamorn, Phnom Penh,
Cambodia.

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Romancing the Stone


Romancing the Stone:
Celebrity Archaeologist Talk at
Ecole Française d’Extrême-Orient (Siem Reap)

Dating temples in Southeast Asia
Dr. William SOUTHWORTH
Postdoctoral Research Fellow,
International Institute of Asian Studies, Leiden University

EFEO says: “The talk will examine the different methods used for dating temple architecture, including the use of historical analogy, epigraphy, art history, architecture and archaeology. The talk will illustrate both the advantages and disadvantages of each approach, with examples taken from the study of ancient Champa, Java and Cambodia. The purpose of the discussion will be to show both the problems of temple dating and the advantages of a multi-disciplinary approach in solving questions of chronology.”

William has got to be one of the biggest temple enthusiasts in existence. When other people are wilting from the heat, he’s examining stone erosion patterns. Is it any wonder that he is one of the most popular temple talkers on the chat circuit? Attendance is free, but get there early to beat the crowds. It’s about time that archaeologists got their day in the sun; why should rock stars get all the attention anyway?

Monday 29th of January 2007, at 6:30 pm at the EFEO. (English)

Ecole Française d’Extrême-Orient (EFEO) Siem Reap
P.O. Box 93 300, Siem Reap – Angkor
Phum Beng Don Pa, Khum Slâ Kram, Siem Reap, Cambodge
Tel: (885) (16) 635 037
Tel/Fax: (855) (63) 964 226

Email: efeo.angkor@online.com.kh
Web: http://www.efeo.fr

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Raucous Roll

Raucous Roll

Betty Ford

Betty Ford and the GT Falcons emerge from the studio to play at the Zeppelin Cafe (Phnom Penh), evening of this coming January 27th (Saturday). Could be their last gig with the current line-up.

And on the music angle (paging Mr. Khmerang) Metafilter has a short thread on Khmer classic rock/pop. http://www.metafilter.com/mefi/57975

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Cross-Country Collaboration

If you live in Southeast Asia and want to collaborate with regional artists, Arts Network Asia is wrapping up its application process by the end of January.

Got it in you to write a one-page proposal? Then click for English or Khmer info. For a local example, check out the Komik Cambodia page. (Indonesian, also in Khmer and English)

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