Thesis at Norton University

Almost every student said that, year 4 at Norton University ( Phnom Penh Cambodia ) is the most difficult year but of thesis defending. As I am the one who follow the other, 25-08-2009 was my turn. Actually, I didn't did well I feel little bit down and know clearly where am I at the programming, but I will not give it up and always hope that I will be a webmaster once day.

http://crossroad-investment-cambodia.com

Construction and property development in Cambodia,

Company I work for : around-design.com

Template drawing by Mr.Cedric

Converting to XHTML and CSS by me

Programming by me

Missing someone

I miss someone, this is the words truly out of my heart, but I really don't know who I really miss. I never mean to be a guy who has lots of girlfriends or lovers.
By asking me self again and again from day today, I wish the answer is "I don't know",

I want , don't want, love, don't love, miss, don't miss do I really can not answer myself.

Hummmm, I hope driving myself with study and job can help me on this!

Me on ruba.com

Ruba.com is a community that is passionate about finding and sharing the greatest travel places (hotels, restaurants, attractions, hidden gems, etc.) worldwide. Unlike many other travel sites where you would consume reviews of individual hotels, restaurants, or sights, on Ruba you can explore full list which are collections of the best places (e.g., My Favorite Historical Places in Italy). Find that you like a certain traveler's list to Vietnam? You'll probably like his lists to other countries too. Want more detailed information? No problem. We've also highlighted excerpts from some of the best travel blogs in the world. Once you've decided what you want to dig into, all the information is there at your fingertips.

Ruba's highly engaging visual interface with thousands of high quality pictures empowers you to enjoy travel exploration and research even if you have no immediate plans for a trip.

My @mail background

Celica, the car of my dream

The places I want to go

Introduction to Japan

When you hear the word 'Japan', what do you think of? Does your mind fill with images of ancient temples or futuristic cities? Do you see visions of mist-shrouded hills or lightning-fast bullet trains? Do you think of suit-clad businessmen or kimono-clad geisha? Whatever image you have of Japan, it's probably accurate, because it's all there. But you may also have some misconceptions about Japan. For example, many people believe that Japan is one of the world's most expensive countries. In fact, it's cheaper to travel in Japan than in much of North America, Western Europe and parts of Oceania. Others think that Japan is impenetrable or even downright difficult. The fact is, Japan is one of the easiest countries in which to travel. It is, simply put, a place that will remind you why you started travelling in the first place.

If traditional culture is your thing, you can spend weeks in cities such as .......Kyoto and Nara, gorging yourself on temples, shrines, kabuki, ō (stylised dance-drama), tea ceremonies and museums packed with treasures from Japan's rich artistic heritage. If modern culture and technology is your thing, Japan's cities are an absolute wonderland - an easy peek into the future of the human race, complete with trend-setting cafés and fabulous restaurants. Outside the cities, you'll find natural wonders the length and breadth of the archipelago. From the coral reefs of Okinawa to the ski-resort of Niseko, Japan has more than enough natural wonders to compete with its cultural treasures. Then there's the food: whether it's impossibly fresh sushi in Tokyo, perfectly battered tempura in Kyoto, or a hearty bowl of rāmen in Osaka, if you like eating you're going to love Japan.