Clarify goal and Be flexible to achieve it.

Recently I found myself stressed and sometime do not what to do. I know that i can not being like this anymore as i am not young anymore, I have family to take care.  I have to be active, positive  and proactive in doing thing. well, I have no choice but to do it……

The Goal Of Year 2009

Even year 2009 has started almost 3 months already, I have not yet set my Goal for this year. Usually Government of country , set target such budget, policy of the fiscal year is a must . A company also the same president would Pr to their employee about target, policy,budget….etc. Personally, I also has finished setting the target of the year for my self:

1. To Keep healthy: For Both myself and the family
2. To maintain and improve the Living standard of the family
3. To upgrade The knowledge of both in working and Study.
4. To improve inter-personal skill both verbal and non-verbal

These above mentinoned topic would be followed by detail which need to be checked and adjusted monthly. Monthly target is also a must.

well, It is just planning…………….

track back to 2008

1. On January 2008, 8~9 Th , that was my big day , my wedding day. I got married to Ms Sean sokunpanha , the best lady I’ve ever met. we have been knowing each other almost 3 years. i also repeated my third year life in University.
2. On February.my older brother living in Australia come to visit Cambodia, that is the second time that the family member gathered. 
3. On March 2008, Nothing Special.
4. April 2008, I got transferred from Japanese translators to New Model Engineer and translator.
5. May new model of Air blade has launched for sale in Cambodia , That the first ever AT model in Cambodia.
6. August 2008, The new instructor (adviser) came to join NCX new model. and QC manager (mr. Linh ) quited)
7. September 2008, QC section started breaking down since Adviser start shaking company.
8. October 2008. the other dream model have launched.
9. November 2008. The new instructor (adviser)  have been fired and company production became less.
10. December 2008 , Just Nothing happend.

good writing

Unfriendly Southeast Asian Neighbors

A truly excellent analysis worth reading and reflecting.

Daly City, CA, United States, — There are numerous border disputes in Southeast Asia. The most well-known case today involves the historic Preah Vihear temple and the four square kilometers of territory around it, which are claimed by both Thailand and Cambodia. Last month, Thai and Cambodian soldiers violently clashed near the controversial temple.

Fortunately the clash produced few deaths and injuries. But unfortunately, it generated ultranationalist and racist sentiments in both countries. Many Thais, including politicians, accused Cambodians of betraying Thailand in the past.

On the other hand, some Cambodians criticized their neighbor for being arrogant. Thailand and Cambodia do not only share borders, they also have a common political and economic history.

The border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia is just one of the many quiet conflicts in Southeast Asia, especially in the Indochina region. There are still unsettled border feuds between Vietnam, Laos, Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar and Cambodia today. Recently, a maritime dispute in the Bay of Bengal was reported between Myanmar and Bangladesh.

In other parts of the region, the Philippines has not renounced its claim over Sabah, which is part of Malaysia today. Some Filipino scholars believe Malaysia has been secretly supporting the Muslim insurgents in the southern Philippines to protect its interests in Sabah.

This year Singapore was recognized by the World Court as the owner of a tiny but important island in the Singapore Strait, which is also claimed by Malaysia.

These border disputes are partly colonial legacies. Western powers created artificial boundaries in the past which inflamed ethnic rivalries.

It is also understandable why governments today are asserting their geopolitical interests. Each country has to protect its sovereignty and more importantly, it has to secure the territories with abundant resources. But the aggressive behavior of many leaders in the region may also be a tactic to gather domestic support for their unpopular administrations. Nationalism is being invoked for the wrong reasons.

The border disputes in the region signify the lack of camaraderie among Southeast Asians. Every country believes its people are superior over their neighbors. This form of racism seems to be endorsed by social and cultural institutions of many countries in the region. An editor of the Bangkok Post raised this point when he exposed what Thai schools are teaching his daughter:

“Like most Thais, she feels Burma is fierce and heartless, Cambodia cannot be trusted and Laos is inferior to Thailand – because the history textbooks teach her so.”

Many people in Thailand believe they once owned parts of their neighboring countries, making them feel they are the greatest in the region. In a similar way, almost all Filipinos think that other Southeast Asians have learned agriculture by studying in the Philippines.

Last month, homeowners in a village in Singapore protested the construction of a dormitory for migrant workers, citing security concerns, the migrants’ poor hygiene and the negative impact of the building on real estate prices in the area. They have forgotten that many of their ancestors were also migrants and that most of the migrant workers today in Singapore have come from neighboring countries in the region.

The unfriendliness of Southeast Asians to each other is really disappointing. But this condescending behavior toward fellow Southeast Asians is almost no different to what the people in the region are showing to their fellow citizens in their home countries.

The dominant Buddhist Thais are not on good terms with many ethnic Malay Muslims who are living in southern Thailand. The Catholic majority in the Philippines is denying Muslim Filipinos in the southern Philippines their right to self-determination. Many residents of West Papua are asserting their independence from Indonesia. Racism is again a very serious, if not the most important, political issue in multi-ethnic Malaysia.

The unspoken hostility between Southeast Asians makes it difficult and almost impossible to implement region-wide initiatives. For example, there have been proposals for sending a unified team to the Olympics, the use of a single currency like the euro for Europe, and the issuance of a single visa for the whole region.

A divided Southeast Asia does not benefit the interests of each country in the region. It makes it easy for big countries like China, Japan and the United States to obtain advantageous deals from Southeast Asian countries.

The United States has clinched military basing agreements with several Southeast Asian countries; Japan has been successful in acquiring one-sided bilateral economic agreements in the region; and China is acting like the big brother of Southeast Asian nations.

Things could be different if Southeast Asia were united. Powerful countries would rethink their negotiating tactics if they were dealing with a united Southeast Asia, instead of a small country with little economic and political bargaining power.

But many Southeast Asians do not realize this need for unity. They have overlooked the advantages of creating a united regional bloc since they are distracted by trivial conflicts. It seems they prefer to convince themselves that their neighbors are inferior instead of reaching out to their fellow Southeast Asians.

China, Japan and India are among the big powers in Asia. A united Southeast Asia could alter the balance of power in this part of the world.

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(Mong Palatino is an activist and regional editor for Southeast Asia of Global Voices Online. He can be reached at mongpalatino@gmail.com and his website is www.mongpalatino.motime.com. ©Copyright Mong Palatino.)

Uncivilized Nation.

        since July 2008 , the tension at the border between Cambodia-Thailand has been increased and reached to arm-clash on 3rd and 13Th Oct 2008.  as being a Cambodian, even in current age, The strong always right. the weak/ Poor will be for sure as the victim the same wild planet that tiger must always be able to eat deer who is not dependable. sometimes i heard that it is just political issue between two country, but i think that whatever it is please do not take the whole country to concern.  leave us alone. why you take us concerned to your inernal issue.

Goal that need to be achieved

I have re-layout my plan of the year as below:

1. to pass the exam of JLPT (grade 1) : exam date: 07-Dec-08. 必死　
2. …..

That’s it.

why I am like this?

I don’t know why i am like this?, Too emotional and sensitive to just a small thing. i really the way i am  and I also have been trying many times but just like no result.

The funny and good site.

I just come a cross to website calledphotofunia. this site is so cool. here are some photo i hade tried.

can you find where is me?

Nothing to write.

New Yamaha plant to fuel cycle sales

Mio, Fino … or Nouvo are the popular brands for The stylist, Fashioned cambodian youth. Base on the new released by Phnom Penh Post a real yamaha will come directly to cambodian market so that the real competiton in cambodian free market . The AT brand motorcycle , in recent year, has been remarkable increasing in the downtown area in cambodia while manual brand is still popular nation- wide especially in rural area.  Motorcycle market share in cambodia, Honda still keep the majority compare to the other two (susuki and yamaha).