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Cambodia nowadays have alot of gardens with nice decoration. the popular gardens which people relax like Hun Sen’s Garden (infront of Naga Casino), ….Garden in front of Hong Kong Center…etc.

They always go there in the evening time because it is a free time after the work hour finish.
Some people date their friend there to talk about this about that and do excercise, play tennis under the sun set. wherein i also join with my friends to relax there sometimes.

I am very happy when I saw people enjoy there, boy and girl play around the garden with glad. And in the morning time the people go there to do excercise for a good health before they go to work.

Sometimes the air of enviroment at garden make us a good feeling and reduce our boring in a whole day of hard working.

Cambodia has many resorts for national tourists and internation tourists to visit for their holiday. Koh Dach beach is also popular resort which alot of people visit there. Obviously the last day of Chinese new year’s day, I and my family visited there, I saw many
people visited there too. They enjoyed simming there and have a nice lunch with their family.

Along with growth of tourists visiting there we notice that the enviroment issue  is important to think of. So when we love any resort we should take care about enviroment there too. the dust from our food make a river  dirty and harm to our health. So we should throw the dust to the bin every place we visit, for our good enviroment and our good health.

The Chinese New Year in cambodia coming soon, We see along any road, we will see many shops sell their product in special price. But if we look back to any products price in the market are rising  for the chinese new year occasion. So people will pay much more money for purchasing something for food. But for any electronic equipments, Clothes are discounted for all people.

The Linux Story reads like a modern-day fairy-tale: in 1991 the finish computer science student, LINUS TORVALDS begins programming his own version of Unix. In the rapidly spreading Internet he published not only the binaries, that is, the runnable programs in machine language, but also the source code belonging to htem. And indeed, hundreds of programmers from all around the world took up his invitation to work on the development of Linux- without payment and in their spare time. It is not driven by commercial interest, but by the pleasure of solving problems alone and in a team, and of adding new functions to try and perfect the operating system. The only condition: the work including the modified source code must be made available to the general public. The legal basis for this is provided by the GNU General Public License (GPL) found in appendix G.

Those who choose Linux have good reasons for doing so: stability, security and performance are usaully mentioned first; but its extensive networking capabilities, with whose help Linux is conquering the Internet and the entire server market, make a close second. Linux insiders highly value the free source code and the independence and flexibility which this implies. Because of the free sources, you are no longer helpless, or at the mercy of a software manufacture, but free to carry out individual customizations and extensions yourself. It should not be forgetten, of course, that Linux has no licensing costs, irrespective of whether the operating system is used at home, for private use, or for any number of staff in the company.

A part from these arguments, however, a huge demand and great interest on the part of Linux users has encouraged  many hardway and sofware manufacturers to actively support Linux. Siemens, IBM and Compaq to name just a few “big” names, have at last discovered Linux.

In addition to countless free applications, commercial software is becoming increasingly available for Linux: both database companies, such as Oracle, Informix, Software AG and Sybase, as well as providers of office solutions, such as Applix, Corel or Stardivision also offering  their products for Linux. Linux is good, is getting even better and costs nothing! if you take into consideration the Linux community, with more than 10 million users, and growing rapidly, as well as their enthusiasm, you will realise: Linux possesses the best qualifications and prospects to become an industry standard. But that is not all: with KDE and GNOME, there are not one, but two, free and comfortable graphical desktops  available which themeselves make the call.

Every years, christmas’s day celebrated by teens in cambodia. Some of them always expose their love to another persons by offering a presents. Every institutions, they celebrate a party for their students every year on that day, 25-December. They play powder and present exchange for creating their enjoyed occassion.

By the way, If we look around the public school, Most of students always play a powder and offer present to their classmate or the one they love. it is their traditional every years.

Nowadays, Fuel price in the world is rising, But if we look at fuel price in cambodia is more rising with endless. Fuel price during this week rising up to 4800 Riel or 1.2 dollars a litre, this price effect to people living, if the price keep rising how can people live. Any products is rising too because everything connect to  transportation, Most of people profit not fit to their expenditures on the market, especially costing on their vehicles’ fuel .

A trip to at least one traditional market (phsar) is a must. If you visit only one or two markets, begin with the Russian Market and the Central Market. Both offer curiou, souvenirs and a cultural shopping adventure. Other markets such as the Old Market (Phsar Chas) have far fewer items for tourists but can still be photographically intriguing. The markets open and close with the sun but are fairly sleepy between 11:30AM and 2:00PM.

Central Market (Phsar Thmei)

This unique, art-decor building is a phnom penh landmark. Prior to 1935 the area was a swamp lake that recieved the runoff during the rainy season. The lake was drained and the market constructed in 1935-1937. Wet season flooding in the area around the market is a vestige of the old lake. The entrance to of market is lined with souvenir merchants hawking everthing from T-shirts and postcards and photocopy books to silver curios and kramas and gold. Electronic goods, stationary, secondhand clothes and flowers are also in ample supply.

Every morning and evening time, we always meet the traffic jam on many road in phnom penh. Some of vehicle owner doesn’t respect the traffic light and someone else on the same road, most of people always think that the yellow light is  a signal for speeding up before the red light comes, so that why they intervere vehicle which have rights to depart after the green light blink up. sometimes they don’t respect the traffic police’ s signal, so when the police stop their traveling, they go.

These are a reasons causing traffic jam. we don’t know when the people will be a sample people who respect the traffic light, if they do the traffic jam will decrease. So we can go to work or study early time.

Routers are the most complicated of the three devices thus far, operating at the Netork Layer of the OSI model. While bridges are limited to examining data packet MAC addresses, router go beyond this and can examine the network address–which has routing information encoded in it. Routers can use this information to make intelligent decisions about routes and paths.

In their simplest form, routers–like bridges–can be used to connect

network segments. Whereas bridges only know to forward what they don’t recognize, routers are aware of multiple paths that lead to a destination address and know which path is best.

Each network segment is assigned a specific address and is then referred to as a subnetwork or subnet. Each node on the network is then assigned an address. Every data packet sent contains the destination network address and the node address. The optimum path can then be determined by looking at the internal routing table.

One of the biggest differences between bridges and routers is the ability to identify where data is going. A router must initialize and maintain the routing is expected to be able to identify the address and only send packets for which it has a network address. If a matching address isn’t found in the routing table, the packet is discarded.

To get at the Network Layer and  find the information it needs, the router must first strip off the Data Link Layer. After it finds the information, it repackages the data packet. A key advantage of routers comes into play during this operation: Since the data is unpacked and repacked, there is an opportunity to transform the data to the data frame needed for a particular arhitecture. For example, an Ethernet packet can be repackaged and sent over a token ring network by the router’s unpacking the Ethernet data frame and repacking with a token ring frame.

Almost every router made today can support multiple protocols. Here are the most common (in alphabetical order): CLNP, DECnet, IPX/SPX, PPP, PPTP, SLIP, SNA, SNAP, TCP/IP, X.25, XNS Protocols
While this list is impressive, there are some noticcable absences, because some protocols can’t be routed: DLC, LAT, NetBEUI