President Obama arrived in Cambodia late on Monday for the annual ASEAN [Association of Southeast Asia Nations] and East Asia meetings. He met with Cambodian Premier Hun Sen and held what was described as a 'tense' discussion about human rights.
While the government said Cambodia was being 'framed' by such exaggerated concerns, police forces kept demonstrators far from the scene. Say Mony reports from Phnom Penh.

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Police Blocked Protesters Away From President Obama Venue (Cambodia news in Khmer)
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Korean Dramas 2012
Song By: Block B - Did You Do It Or Not
1.The Moon That Embraces Sun - Completed
2.Salamander Guru And The Gang - Completed
3.Glowing She - Completed
4.Shutup Flower Boy Band - Completed
5.Dream High 2 - Completed
6.Feast Of The Gods - Completed
7.Operation Proposal - Completed
8.God Of War - Completed
9.Syndrome - Completed
10.Twelve Men In A Year - Completed

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Cambodian singer Khan James 2011 USA Tour -- He's doing an encore "Sdai" at Golden Villa LB
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Dream Massage - Stefano Antonio Serra
Ogni manovra, ogni piccolo gesto, viene dettato dal cuore e dallo spirito, nel rispetto e nell'amore del corpo altrui

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best young sexy girl Name: Name: Kim Tae-Hee (Kim Tae-Hui) Nickname: Napper (Jamtaengi), Dull-Headed Girl (Dunnyeo)
Kim Tae-Hee
Name: Kim Tae-Hee (Kim Tae-Hui)Nickname: Napper (Jamtaengi), Dull-Headed Girl (Dunnyeo)
Height: 165cm
Weight: 99 lbs (45kg)
Bloodtype: O
Gender: Female
Date of Birth: March 29, 1980
Occupation: Actress and Model
Country: Ulsan, South Korea

Kim Tae-Hee, Korean hot movie beauty star.
Kim Tae-Hee.
Religion: Christian
Likes: Talking on the phone, walking her dog, going to the gym, and reading
Specialty: Art, piano, skiing
Family: Parents, older sister, brother-in-law, and her younger brother is an actor, Lee Wan
School: Ulsan Women High School and Seoul National University (enrolled in the Department of Clothing and Textiles)
Motto: Try to remember ultimate goal of my life always (or don’t forget ever the ultimate goal of my life)
Kim Tae-Hee's Contract: NK, HAITAI DAIRY, JINRO, LG Housegold & Health Care DE, LG Electronics, Shin Won, NAMEYEUNG, iriver
Performance Work: CF SBS
Planning Company: Logos film
Debut one: 2002
Debut motive: Short film ` believer poet `
Kim Tae-Hee Fan Letter Address:Logos Film, Jang Woo B/D 3F
652-10, Sinsa-dong, Gangman-gu
Seoul 135-897, South Korea

Kim Tae-Hee's Movies:
2001 Last Presen
2002 New Citizen
2006 Zenith
Kim Tae-Hee's Awards:
2003 SBS Acting Awards: New Star Award (for Stairway to Heaven)
2004 KBS Acting Awards: New Actor Award (for Nine Tailed Fox)
2004 SBS Acting Awards: 10 Stars Award
2004 SBS Acting Awards: Best Popularity Award (for Love Story in Harvard)
2005 41st Baeksang Arts Awards: Drama Popular Award
Kim Tae-Hee, Korean hot movie beauty star.

Kim Tae-Hee, Korean hot movie beauty star.

Kim Tae-Hee, Korean hot movie beauty star.
Kim Tae-Hee's recent TV projects include the supernatural KBS series Forbidden Love and the SBS campus romance Love Story in Harvard. Both series were successful. For her performance in Forbidden Love, Kim was honored with the Best Female Newcomer award. Her younger brother is Lee Wan, who is quietly making a name for himself as well in the entertainment industry. In 2005, She assumed the position of goodwill ambassador Switzerland, visited Europe, and did the campaign to advertise "Dokto is a South Korea territory" and "Japan should apologize to Korea", etc.
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Srey Moch Interview Miss Photo City Clear Clip
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Khmer girl teenager being touched in the public were captured on the camera
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Deka Nine crowned Miss US-Cambodian 2011, Miss Cambodian American Beauty Pageant Washington Metropolitan 2011,Miss Cambodian American Beauty Pageant Washington Metropolitan 2011 ,Khmer Freshie Girls | Cambodian Beautiful Girls
Deka Nine crowned Miss US-Cambodian 2011, Miss Cambodian American Beauty Pageant Washington Metropolitan 2011,Miss Cambodian American Beauty Pageant Washington Metropolitan 2011 ,Khmer Freshie Girls | Cambodian Beautiful Girls
US-Cambodians in the Washington metro area celebrated the Khmer New Year recently a bit differently this year, with a beauty pageant held at a Cambodian pagoda in Maryland.
Ten contestants, aged 15 to 22, competed in the event, which was open to Cambodian-Americans, and drew a large crowd to help bring in the Year of the Rabbit. “We want Cambodian youths to come to the temple and appreciate Khmer culture, because those who were born here are American,” said Ithera Phlong, the organizer of the April 17 pageant.
The winner of the pageant was Deka Nine, a 19-year-old woman from Ashburn, Va. She told judges her definition of success was to “fail” and then “learn from it.” “When you learn, you will grow, and you will be a better person,” she told a panel of three judges at the Budhikaram pagoda. “Where success is not a good thing is when you win all the time, and then you get proud, and your ego gets in the way. And that is a bad character.” Deka Nine told VOA Khmer after the contest that she would donate her cash award of $500 to the Daughter Association, which helps rescue victims of trafficking.
First runner up was Ashley Pak, 15, from Alexandria, Va., followed by Dina Tang, 15, from Frederick, Md. Pisey Prom, one of the contestants, said that she was happy to compete, even though she did not make the finals. “My father told me that when coming to a competition, you expect either to win or to lose,” she said. “Even though I didn’t win, that’s OK, because I believe that my participation helped promote Khmer culture among the Cambodian community as well as to those who live in the US.” Sarang Bora, a resident of Virginia who watched the pageant, said it had helped draw a large crowd to celebrate the New Year, which also saw traditional games and dancing and attracted US-Cambodians from around the country. “This year was different from previous years because of the Cambodian-American beauty pageant,” Sarang Bora said. “We never had it before.”
Organizers said the success of this year’s pageant encouraged them to hold another one next year. The next one, they said, would be even better
US-Cambodians in the Washington metro area celebrated the Khmer New Year recently a bit differently this year, with a beauty pageant held at a Cambodian pagoda in Maryland.
Ten contestants, aged 15 to 22, competed in the event, which was open to Cambodian-Americans, and drew a large crowd to help bring in the Year of the Rabbit. “We want Cambodian youths to come to the temple and appreciate Khmer culture, because those who were born here are American,” said Ithera Phlong, the organizer of the April 17 pageant.
The winner of the pageant was Deka Nine, a 19-year-old woman from Ashburn, Va. She told judges her definition of success was to “fail” and then “learn from it.” “When you learn, you will grow, and you will be a better person,” she told a panel of three judges at the Budhikaram pagoda. “Where success is not a good thing is when you win all the time, and then you get proud, and your ego gets in the way. And that is a bad character.” Deka Nine told VOA Khmer after the contest that she would donate her cash award of $500 to the Daughter Association, which helps rescue victims of trafficking.
First runner up was Ashley Pak, 15, from Alexandria, Va., followed by Dina Tang, 15, from Frederick, Md. Pisey Prom, one of the contestants, said that she was happy to compete, even though she did not make the finals. “My father told me that when coming to a competition, you expect either to win or to lose,” she said. “Even though I didn’t win, that’s OK, because I believe that my participation helped promote Khmer culture among the Cambodian community as well as to those who live in the US.” Sarang Bora, a resident of Virginia who watched the pageant, said it had helped draw a large crowd to celebrate the New Year, which also saw traditional games and dancing and attracted US-Cambodians from around the country. “This year was different from previous years because of the Cambodian-American beauty pageant,” Sarang Bora said. “We never had it before.”
Organizers said the success of this year’s pageant encouraged them to hold another one next year. The next one, they said, would be even better
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