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Globe Trekker - Globe Trekker- Cambodia featuring Ian Wright
Globe Trekker - Globe Trekker- Cambodia featuring Ian Wright
Traveler Ian Wright ventures to the heart of south-east Asia, to Cambodia, a country which has endured a history of famine, civil war and mass genocide, but in recent years has become increasingly popular as a tourist destination. Ian starts his journey with a trip through the mango swamps to the oldest temple in the country. In the sixth century Phnom Da was the capital of the Chenla dynasty. Nowadays its home to a community of monks and nuns who invite Ian to stay overnight so that he can witness the Buddhas Day celebrations the next day. From Phnom Da Ian travels to Kampot, at the foot of the Elephant Mountains. The mountain used to be a major Khmer Rouge stronghold but as Ian discovers from his Italian guide David, it is now safe for trekkers and travelers to visit the extraordinary Bokor Hill Station, built by French colonizers in 1912. Cambodia's trains are notoriously slow and it takes a whole day for Ian to reach the seaside resort of Sinhanoukville. He meets up with a group of tourists who have hired a boat to take them to the nearby island of Koh Rong, where a local chef prepares a fantastic seafood dinner for his guests. Next, Ian heads for the capital of Cambodia, Phnom Penh. He hitches a ride with some members of the Mines Advisory Group who take him on a detour via one of the villages which the group is clearing of mines. It is estimated that theres about 6 million unexploded mines in Cambodia, remnants of the fighting which has consumed the country for much <b>...</b>
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Globe Aware Cambodia
Globe Aware Cambodia
Cambodia Rediscovered Cambodia is one of the most fascinating countries in Southeast Asia. Following years of war and genocide, Cambodia is now a very safe place to visit, and most importantly, extremely needy. The Angkor Wat temple complex is an enormous tourist draw and the city of Siem Reap is seeing more visitors than ever. Unfortunately, most Cambodians are not reaping the benefits of the blossoming tourism industry, and a large percentage of people still live in abject poverty. Cambodia's children are in need of attention, there is a burgeoning street-child problem, and schools are inadequately equipped to deal with the increasing number of students. Over 50% of the population is under 25. In addition, thousands of Cambodians are maimed and killed every year when they step on the unexploded landmines that remain in the countryside from the years of horrible war. More on Challenges in Cambodia. Work Project Globe Aware's program is located in Siem Reap, the gateway to the famous Angkor Wat temples. Volunteers will participate in a variety of projects, including teaching English at the Buddhism Association School, which is part of the Wat Bo temple complex. It provides English instruction to young people as well as monks. Volunteers are able to provide the invaluable experience of practicing pronunciation with a native English speaker. Volunteers will also be able to work with children at a local Street Children's Center. The staff of the center brings children in off <b>...</b>
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Cambodia Rediscovered
Cambodia Rediscovered
Globe Aware's Cambodia program takes place in Phnomh Penh. There are trips available year round where you can go, volunteer, teach english, and in the process immerse yourself in the local culture. Sign up at: www.globeaware.org
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2011 Globe | Southeast Asia
2011 Globe | Southeast Asia
A short film documenting the Class of 2012 on their journey through Singapore, Thailand, and points elsewhere ....
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Globe Trekker - Globe Trekker - Ultimate Indochina
Globe Trekker - Globe Trekker - Ultimate Indochina
Zay Harding takes us on an adventure to three of the most culturally rich countries in Southeast Asia - Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos. With the help of Ian Wright, Megan McCormick and Justine Shapiro, he explores some of the most interesting temples, markets, jungles and people of Indochina. The first stop is Ho Chi Minh City where Megan shows us the best way to tackle the hectic street life, while Zay experiences one of the strangest fruit of the area, betel nut: a fruit that the elderly eat supposedly good for the teeth, but can also make you drunk. Throughout Indochina, war has had a great effect on the people, culture, and surroundings. In Vietnam, Justine get to grips with some old militarily machinery, while in Laos, they have a more beneficial use for old war shrapnel. We also get an insight into the mass genocide that has scarred Cambodia. Religion plays an important part to the people of Indochina. This devotion has lead to an impressive array of temples and villages; one of the most breath-taking being the ancient royal city of Angkor in Cambodia. Indochina is famous for it's food, and with the help of our guides they will tantalize your taste buds with the delectable delights that the rivers and markets of the region have to offer. Some food takes courage to eat, and expect to see some unusual delicacies. Our travelers not only show you the beauty of Indochina, but they will also explore the mountains home to ancient hills tribes. From the Akah people in Laos to <b>...</b>
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Globe Trekker - Vietnam
Globe Trekker - Vietnam
Vietnam occupies the eastern and southern part of the Indochinese peninsula in Southeast Asia, with the South China Sea along its entire coast. China is to the north and Laos and Cambodia are to the west. Long and narrow on a north-south axis, Vietnam is about twice the size of Arizona. The Mekong River delta lies in the south. History: The Vietnamese are descendants of nomadic Mongols from China and migrants from Indonesia. According to mythology, the first ruler of Vietnam was Hung Vuong, who founded the nation in 2879 BC China ruled the nation then known as Nam Viet as a vassal state from 111 BC until the 15th century, an era of nationalistic expansion, when Cambodians were pushed out of the southern area of what is now Vietnam. A century later, the Portuguese were the first Europeans to enter the area. France established its influence early in the 19th century, and within 80 years it conquered the three regions into which the country was then divided—Cochin-China in the south, Annam in the central region, and Tonkin in the north. France first unified Vietnam in 1887, when a single governor-generalship was created, followed by the first physical links between north and south—a rail and road system. Even at the beginning of World War II, however, there were internal differences among the three regions. Japan took over military bases in Vietnam in 1940, and a pro-Vichy French administration remained until 1945. Veteran Communist leader Ho Chi Minh organized an <b>...</b>
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Caring for Cambodia 10th Anniversary Video
Caring for Cambodia 10th Anniversary Video
Caring for Cambodia (CFC) is proudly entering its tenth year! With the help of people around the globe, CFC has changed the face of education in Cambodia and contributed to a brighter future for thousands of Cambodian students and teachers. CFC) is a non-profit, non-governmental, charitable organization, which provides a free education for impoverished children spanning pre-school to high school. CFC professionally trains its teachers, and provides everything a child needs to succeed, including food, water, uniforms, school supplies, computers, transportation and basic healthcare. CFC is run entirely on volunteer support, which ensures that every dollar raised directly supports the education of a child. To learn more, email volunteers@caringforcambodia.org or visit www.caringforcambodia.org.
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Cambodia: THE BIRD FLU "PANDEMIC" HOAX! (1of2) [EN&KH]
Cambodia: THE BIRD FLU "PANDEMIC" HOAX! (1of2) [EN&KH]
Almost daily, the newspapers, radio stations and television programs pummel us with news of the coming Avian Flu "pandemic" and the necessity of developing vaccines and instituting mandatory vaccination programs - - - for EVERYBODY! You may ask, "How can we believe anything? How do we make a judgment on what is really going on?" The answer is, we can learn to evaluate what they are saying about this supposed "pandemic" in the following ways: 1. The media and the New World Order/Zionist Jewish cabal are using all sorts of hyperbole when discussing this "Bird flu," exaggerations that are in no way warranted. (When something is REALLY going on, such as Mad Cow Disease or AIDS, especially in the 90s the government was/is covering up and down-playing the truth on both issues.) 2. As mentioned above, the incidence of "Bird flu" in Asia (even if we could believe their figures) is 1 in 54 MILLION hardly what one would call a "Pandemic"! 3. Even with ALL their efforts, the Illuminati/Zionist Jewish cabal was not able to propagandize the public enough to get them to believe the lies about SARS! So they had to create, out of thin air "Bird" Flu which is nothing more than SARS "with wings." Now they can have this "disease" flying all over the world, wherever they want it to land (and how convenient to have it land in countries that are the enemies of the Zionist Jews, such as the Arab/Muslim nations of Indonesia, Bali, Iraq, Iran, and the City of Mecca, just in time for the Muslim <b>...</b>
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Globe Trekker Showreel - Michael Langdon
Globe Trekker Showreel - Michael Langdon
I personally delivered this showreel to Globe Trekker's offices over 6 months ago, but they never got back to me. In hindsight, the graphics are rubbish but I still think the content is pretty cool and varied. There went my chances of becoming the next Ian Wright!
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Cambodian Torture: Physicological Damages Caused
Cambodian Torture: Physicological Damages Caused
Spreading awareness to the globe about the Khmer Rouge regime and Pol Pot. Torturing his own people
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CAMBODIA PART TWO (PHNOM PENH, SIHANOUKVILLE)
CAMBODIA PART TWO (PHNOM PENH, SIHANOUKVILLE)
www.theindieexplorer.com Lighthearted travel tips and tales for the sole traveller From Heathrow Airport to Cambodia, The Indie Explorer continues his journey in this South East Asian destination. In this episode The Indie Explorer travels to Cambodia: Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville. He watches a televised Cambodian boxing match and goes to see the devastating policies of the Khmer Rouge at S-21 and The Killing fields. He samples Sihanoukville beach life on Koh Rue Island and goes diving in the Cambodian waters. This is all before he gets a Vietnam Visa to head to, well, Vietnam!
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Cambodia: THE FORCED LABOR OF ANGKAR LUE/CAP TREN 1975-1979 (6/11) [KH-EN]
Cambodia: THE FORCED LABOR OF ANGKAR LUE/CAP TREN 1975-1979 (6/11) [KH-EN]
Among Kampucheas more recent memorial is the holocaust museum of Tuol Sleng. Once there was used to be a high school, which had became a torture centre where up to 20000 Khmer men, women and children died between 1975 and 1978 under the Mysterious Regime of Angkar Leu/Cap Tren with Hanois dirty secret plans and long hungry dream of Indochinese Communist party of Ho Chi Minh who created the Killing Fields in both Cambodia Kandal and Khmer Krom. It houses thousands of skulls retrieved from mass graves as well as the memories of atrocities which the world vowed would never happen again after the Jewish holocaust, but in fact it still was happening again in Cambodia, and its still happening again around the globe. Why? Where is UN? All members of UN are too busy drinking coffee and tea in New York in those days, I supposed. All these causes have converted the Khmer gentleness into barbarous, inhumane acts in the present-day Cambodia that the people in the outside world and many Cambodian people themselves who are terribly misled....But in fact, there are thousands of thousands of Yuon Vietminh + Vietcong secret agents all over Cambodia who were perfectly able to have secretly masqueraded themselves among the super-illiterate-ignorant Khmer Rouge soldiers whose hands were used as secret tools to brutally kill their own people. The past memories were completely buried in the period of Vietnamese Hidden Faces Behind Killing Fields within three years, eight months and twenty days <b>...</b>
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Poor boy beg 4living in Cambodia
Poor boy beg 4living in Cambodia
we love Cambodia and wishes them to have tru Freedom in their idea, opinion and free speech fully in remote area..and Justice 4 their living. Cambodian People are nice and kind and fully respect manner. but we are not let this blind side repeatedly happen again and again...! we stand with United State of America. We love USA! USA Stand for Freedom around da World! US Navy Force for Good around da Globe!!! Cambodian need Leaders like USA Leaders not Fake talk more than action..lol! USA Leaders da best Leaders that we should Learn from! USA! USA! USA Stand for world Freedom!!!
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Dengue Fever - Seeing Hands
Dengue Fever - Seeing Hands
Cambodian pop band Dengue Fever (www.myspace.com/denguefevermusic), announced today that they will release "Venus On Earth", their eagerly anticipated third full-length CD on January 22, 2008 from M80 Music. "Venus On Earth" features eleven new original tracks and will be distributed through Allegro/NAIL (www.naildistribution.com Dengue Fever will premier music from "Venus On Earth" at Womex (www.womex.com), the worlds largest professional Music Conference, Trade Fair and Showcase for World, Roots, Folk, Ethnic, Traditional, Alternative World, Local and Diaspora Music in Seville, Spain on Saturday October 27, 2007 at 11:30pm at Pavilion 2 on Plaza De Espana. Dengue Fever was selected as one of only 30 bands out of more than 600 applicants to showcase at this once-in-a-lifetime event. Additional live dates in Europe are pending. Dengue Fever's uncommon pop/world music sound has garnered critical acclaim since "Escape From Dragon House" debuted. In 2005, the editors of online retail giant Amazon named their record 1 International release of the year. In 2006, Mojo (UK) named the same album into their Top 5 World Music releases of the year. The New York Times, Associated Press, Pitchfork, Los Angeles Times, BBC, Reuters Television, Spin, NPR and other influential outlets have praised the band's psychedelic Khmer Rock sound. More recently, European outlets such as French magazines Monocle and Chronic'art, the London Observer have extensively covered the band, while Italian <b>...</b>
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The Cambodian Children's Advocacy Foundation: Bringing Preschool Education to Rural Cambodia
The Cambodian Children's Advocacy Foundation: Bringing Preschool Education to Rural Cambodia
The Cambodian Children's Advocacy Foundation (ccaf-khmer.org) runs 18 pre-schools in rural Kampot Province, Cambodia. They provide four- and five-year-olds with basic math and literacy skills, along with nutritious meals and medical checks. Only one in seven Cambodian children attend school before age six, so there is a pressing need for this successful program to be expanded and replicated. ChangeStream Media (ChangeStreamMedia.org) supports grassroots NGOs, using social media and digital productions to connect them with support and expertise around the globe, while raising awareness in their own communities. ChangeStream Media would like to thank the people and organizations that helped with this video: Hing Channarith, CEO of the Cambodian Children's Advocacy Foundation Charlene Bredder, PhD The students, parents, teacher at the Tuk Meas preschool, and the village chief. "Khmer Traditional Music 2" licensed to ChangeStream Media for this project by the musician-activists at herocambodia.webs.com. Yin Sam At Preschool enrollment statistics courtesy "Country Profile commissioned for the EFA Global Monitoring Report 2007, Strong foundations: early childhood care and education" Rural poverty rate map courtesy the World Food Program VAM Unit.
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Cambodia Sings
Cambodia Sings
Today Shannon, Heather and I get back on the road and begin what will most likely be the most hectic and exciting three months of our lives. The last couple of weeks has given me more time to reflect on the world, what's at stake in this election, and how proud I am of my family. Of course, I'm proud of my parents. I'm also very proud of my brothers, who are serving our country in the Armed Forces, and my sister, who is entering her senior year of high school and has so much to look forward to as she gets ready to begin a new chapter of her life. With that in mind, here's the latest video from Shannon that chronicles our trip to Southeast Asia with Mom and highlights her inspiring devotion to charities that seek to ease the pain of those suffering across the globe. I am truly blessed. And, I want the world to know how much we appreciate our fans' support. See you out on the trail!
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Ian Wright visits Grey Glacier in Globe Trekker Chile
Ian Wright visits Grey Glacier in Globe Trekker Chile
Ian Wright visits Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia and the astounding Grey Glacier. Watch full episode at www.youtube.com
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Fax Added Nov. 24th - Skype Interview with Journalist in Cambodia
Fax Added Nov. 24th - Skype Interview with Journalist in Cambodia
Marlena Loughheed talks with King's journalism grad Adam Miller about what he saw in the hours following a tragic stampede that has killed over 350 people. (recorded November 22)
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2009 Cellcard Cambodian National Volleyball League Grand Finals PRT 6
2009 Cellcard Cambodian National Volleyball League Grand Finals PRT 6
Siem Reap Southeast Asia Globe Eagles vs Kompong Speu Global Giving Scorpions broadcast live to air on CTN from Olympic Stadium Phnom Penh. 1st Prize=$3000 2nd Prize=$2000
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bHIP Cambodia Launching Office CTN TV Thea Sochet
bHIP Cambodia Launching Office CTN TV Thea Sochet
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Improving Primary Education in Cambodia With Classroom Resources
Improving Primary Education in Cambodia With Classroom Resources
The Provincial Teacher Training College in Kampot, Cambodia has launched an ambitious program to provide a resource box to every graduating teacher trainee. In the past, education has been based on memorization, but new child-friendly teaching techniques are being introduced. The teacher's resource kits include games, illustrations and science experiments that engage children and foster an active learning environment. ChangeStream Media (www.ChangeStreamMedia.org) supports grassroots NGOs, using social media and digital productions to connect them with support and expertise around the globe, while raising awareness in their own communities.
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pepsi football commercial Cambodia 2008
pepsi football commercial Cambodia 2008
hanumanfilms.com Radical Media, one of the world's largest creative houses, came to Cambodia in October 2007 to shoot a major commercial for Pepsi's 2008 global campaign to promote the European Championships. Locations included the East Gate of Angkor Thom, the temple of Ta Prohm and the Old Market area of Siem Reap. Body doubles were in town for Thierry Henry, Cesc Fabregas and Frank Lampard, plus some pretty good footballing skills on display. The advert was a massive success, featuring Beckham, Ronaldhino passing the ball around the globe in a dazzling 60 seconds. hanumanfilms.com
