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Webbed Feet, Web Log
Adieu Deathpower
For upwards of three years we’ve been entertained by Erik Davis’ insights on Cambodian culture, society, and religion - often peppered with his personal perspective on modern day happenings to boot. But he’s getting out while he’s still at the top of his game. Read it for yourself; there’s more writing to come but in different forms: [...]Global Hybrid Opening Thurs 6pm
Curious to see some of the folks cited in the recent New York Times article on photography in Cambodia? THURSDAY 2 July 6 PM we celebrate the EXHIBITION OPENING of “GLOBAL HYBRID”. Cambodian contemporary artists Ouer Sokuntevy (above), Chhan Nawath, Riem Em, Leang Seckon, Pich Sopheap, Kong Vollak, Meas Sokorn meet counterparts from the diaspora (Tom Tor, [...]Proh Kouch Deodorant
Saw this iconic image above when driving down Monivong Boulevard, and whipped out my trusty phonecam. Which led to the development of this spoof ad: ‘Proh Kouch’ deodorant. Why? ‘Cause if we’re gonna dole out embarrassment, guys could do to improve their hygiene too. Tags: cambodia,advertising,billboard,hygieneIn Search of Khmer Hip Hop Part 13: Dalama 3 Interview
Prach Ly makes the cover of Khmer Celeb for his new album, ‘Memoirs of An Invisible War.’ “it will be released in June [the Khmer version] and in July for the English version.” More: http://www.khmerceleb.org/index Tags: cambodia,hiphop,music,khmerPhnom Penh Punk & ‘Chinese Democracy’
“Rebuilding The Rights of Statues” is my favorite People’s-Republic-of-China-approved “post-punk” band. No, seriously. Great sounds, they’ve obviously schooled themselves with some great influences. http://wiki.rockinchina.com/index.php?title=Re-TROS Fun to listen to. And they are OK’d by a ’socialist’ country as a cultural export, served up on a platter for us by Penhville’s business community: Chinese House, Asialife Guide and [...]John Weeks's Page
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Blogging: Hip and Fashionable
Yes! I’ve completed the NaBloPoMo Challenge.
Whew. I feel like celebrating. Maybe it’s time to print up some new t-shirts.
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… ContinuePosted on November 30, 2007 at 4:30am —
Take Back the Tech, Grow that 'Mo
For 2007’s Take Back the Tech campaign, Open Institute has translated the logo and press release into Khmer. (Way to go!) More about infotech issues pertaining to violence against women at:
Posted on November 29, 2007 at 7:06am —
Let a Hundred Handbags Bloom
Visiting Siem Reap gave me a chance to catch up with Diana Saw of Bloom, who’s recently relocated from Phnom Penh. There are plenty of craft shops jostling for position in Cambodia, but only one
… ContinuePosted on November 28, 2007 at 8:49am —
Loy Pratip 2007
Above: float vendors. Varying in size and design, each one has a candle and some incense. For 2000 riel (50 cents) one could be yours.
Loy Pratip celebration follows the boat races o
… ContinuePosted on November 27, 2007 at 2:35am —
The Shutter Never Blinks
An opening at the McDermott gallery in Siem Reap, for the Angkor Photo Festival. This is the first time I’ve seen it in action, though I’ve seen the photos from prior years o
… ContinuePosted on November 26, 2007 at 4:59am —
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I read that this is the second year. Do we know if members continued blogging after November 2006?
A blog a day for 30 days, it's a good challenge, I'd like to try it next year just for the fun of it.
I love that no matter where I go on NaBloPoMo, I see your smiling face. It is fantastic. Especially since I can no longer just stumble into you at meetings.
I just wanted to stop by and say welcome to Creative Bloggers! I hope it's going to be a blast!