M Back!

Hi there,

How are you doing?

It's been a long time since my last update. Well, many things come up, I have to say.
Now I am in PP, Cambodia. PP changed a lot during my absence.

I am going to update my blog soon!

Stay Tune ...

openSUSE 10.2 in Khmer

Novell just released its open source operating system called openSUSE 10.2 on Dec, 7th.

With this version we can install and run this operating system in Khmer out of the box.

I was impressed with this great distribution. Not only because all the menus and stuffs are in Khmer but also the KDE 3.5.5 user interface is very good and look a like to Micro$oft Windows Vista user interface.
There are a lot of changes in this release and I wish I have enough time to explore and experience all the functionalities.

I'd like to thank to all people at KhmerOS and people at openSUSE who had made this happen.
This really means a lot to me as well as to those Khmer people who wish to learn and use computer in our mother tongue.

installation screenshoot (vmware workstation)

up and running 1

up and running 2

24 Hours Non-Stop Handcuffed Swimming

Mr. Matt Frame who lives in Sihanouk Ville for 2 years, will challenge an incredible quest called "24 hours non-stop handcuffed swimming" on this coming Christmas day in Sihanouk Ville, Cambodia.

He does this not to break a record or something but to raise money to help poor Cambodian children.

More information about this challenge as well as more about Mr. Matt Frame can be found at http://www.joebodia.com/

O mortals, what is love?

O mortals, what is love? That binds beyond life on earth?

To all corners, in pair we fly... braving summer and winter, by and by...

Union is bliss, parting is woe, agony is boundless, for a lovelorn soul, sweetheart...

Give me word, trail of clouds drifting forward...

And mountains capped with snow, whither shall my lonesome shadow go?

(Excerpt from my favourite chinese martial art novel "Return of the condor hero")

(image source: http://wuxiapedia.com)

?OOD and ?OOD

(Image credits: ESA)

Each question mark in the above title represent one character.
You will find out what these characters are after you finish this short article

All of us eat food to create energy in our body, some eat food to enjoy life and some eat food
to kill the time and on and on ...

No matter what purpose of your eating is, food have something to do with our mood as well. According to recent researches, everything we eat has the potential to change our brain chemistry - and as a result the way we think and feel .

By changing our diet, it can help healing metal problems and stresses.
Choosing the right food for the right time can help us enjoy our life much more.

We are entering a brave new world where knowledge about the connection between food and mood could transform our lives.

For more information do a google search for Food and Mood