By KER MUNTHIT
SIEM REAP, Cambodia (AP) — Ricky Martin met with victims of sexual exploitation Saturday during a visit to Cambodia to promote the fight against human trafficking.

Martin held infants and listened to a 14-year-old rape victim's song during his visit to a shelter in the northwestern city of Siem Reap, home of the famed Angkor temples.

"She sings like an angel," Martin said after the girl finished a song she composed about the plight of trafficking victims.

The girl was among 65 victims sheltered at the rescue center of Afesip, a French non-governmental group working to combat human trafficking in Cambodia.

The pop star also held the 3-month-old daughter of a 22-year-old woman who was sold by her father to a brothel and is now HIV-positive. The woman broke down in tears as she urged Martin to keep fighting against human trafficking.

"I'm not going to stop," Martin said, pounding his fist on his knee as he sat on a tiled floor. "All of you are my heroes. You are a gift of my life."

Martin, who arrived in the country Wednesday, met with Interior Minister Sar Kheng and visited various projects run by non-governmental organizations fighting child trafficking and sexual exploitation.

Martin learned of Cambodia's child trafficking problems in February during a three-day U.N. conference in Vienna. He joined Oscar-winning actress Emma Thompson, Egyptian first lady Suzanne Mubarak and other dignitaries in calling for action.

In its annual human rights report released recently, the U.S. State Department called Cambodia "a source, destination and transit country for men, women, and children trafficked for sexual exploitation and labor."

Still, Martin praised Cambodia as an example of some "solid and concrete" efforts against human trafficking.

"The fact that you have 200 non-governmental groups working in the country working on human trafficking is unheard of," he said.

Martin said he plans to take what he learned in Cambodia and use it to "motivate people, organizations, governments in Latin America" in their efforts to combat the same problems. The Ricky Martin Foundation does most of its work in Latin America.

Martin was due to leave Cambodia on Sunday.

Source : ap.google.com

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Bref historique de l’établissemtent et du développement de la bourse

Les Bourses de valeurs sont des marchés officiels où se négocient des valeurs mobilières: actions, obligations, bons d’Etat, etc. La bourse est une institution très ancienne. Les Romains avaient déjà organisé un marché d’effets de commerce et de devises. Au moyen Age, à Bruges, un marché de change se tenait dans l’hôtel Van der Burse. C’est delà que vient le terme de Bourse. En France, dès 1141,un marché portant sur l’or et les effets de commerce était situé sur le Pont au Change. En 1303, les chageurs spécialités dans le négoce des effets de commerce, jouisser du monopole des opérations de change.

Le marché des Changes, situé sur le Pont au Change Paris, disparut à la suite d’un incendie en 1621. Les agents de change s’installèrent alors dans le cours du Palais de Justice, puis rue Vivienne. A Paris, en 1719, la première Bourse fut construite par John Law, financier écossais. Le marché n’était alors contrôlé par aucun règlement et les fluctuations des actions étaient très importantes. Des fortunes immenses furent réalisées rapidement. En 1724, après l’échec de John Law, la Bourse de Paris fit l’objet d’une réglementation royale. Elle s’installa Rue Quincampoix, puis au Palais Royal. En 1808, Napoléon commanda à l’architect Brongniart la construction d’un Palais de la Bourse qui fut achevé en 1827 et appelé Palais Brongniart.

Aujourd’hui, grâce aux progrès scientifiques et techniques, les transactions des titres effectivement améliorées. Les transactions sont effectuées à partir de terminaux reliés à un système central, informatisé, d’aide à la cotation. Les moyens de transmission comme les télécommunications, le développement de réseaux d’informatique permettent notamment de communiqué très rapidement les informations sur les cours, de transmettre et d’exécuter les ordres de Bourse. La Bourse a connu donc des changements spectaculaires au cours de son processus d’évolution.

La Bourse joue un rôle important dans toutes économies des pays industrialisés en permettant aux entreprises privées et publiques, aux collectivités publiques et à l’Etat de se procurer des capitaux pour leurs investissements. -Thesis report part I
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After his extreme effort to search for one scholarship for his Master degree in France, Eventually Sangvaream Thai-one Cambodian student who is currently on his scholarship course in Finance in Vietnam makes his dream come true.

The fruitful result from his efforts has been released lately on Egide's Site.He makes a record to be the first Cambodian student in Vietnam who are able to continue his Masteur II in France as many of khmer students here have been effected badly by their disappointment.
We are looking forward to seeing more Khmer students in Vietnam take after him and be able to continue to the third more advanced Country as France, United States..etc.
Congratulation big big to him. Cố lên Vaream !!! (Try your best Ream!!!)

After two weeks ranked in the first position on the japanese musical ranking chart, Boa's new album in Japanese-The face, has dropped down to the third since last week. However, with the majority of Boa's fans, The face is really still a quality album.

The face has helped Boa make a new record in the musical entertainment field of Japan, because it drives her as one of the two artists who has continuously 6 albums classed in the first position on the hebdomadally japanese musical ranking table.

Previously Japanese diva, Ayumi Hamasai made her record by her 8 albums unremittingly climbed up to the first position of the table. Beside numbers of the new songs valuated exciting , The face also left a number of Boa's live shows in Japan 2007. This album might be the final japanese album before she focuses on her first English album predicted to be released this year in the US market. nhacvietplus/ijajaja

Being IT students and even worst the student living in the third world country as us, it's lucky to know some useful websites which the new released books are updated regularly and available to download (Free). Still saying thanks to Apress, friendsofED and other publisher companies who provide those books available to use even if the free ones. I hope ijajaja's visitors just use it for your study only, No commercial use please.

Night Market located near Ho Guom (The Sword Lake), the point full of foreigner in Hanoi-Vietnam. The market is always opened every saturday and sunday. It is also called The walk street; which on saturday and sunday it is not allowed for Moto or automobile to go across.
There are alot of stuffs to surf there such as clothes, fashionable glasses..etc.Occassionally, We (Cambodian students) go there for doing shopping, refreshing our feeling after the 5 day stress in the week days. The target thing there for us usually are usually glasses, shoes :)

The common cold generally involves a runny nose, nasal congestion, and sneezing. You may also have a sore throat, cough, headache, or other symptoms. Over 200 viruses can cause a cold.

The three most frequent symptoms of a cold are:

• Runny nose


• Nasal congestion


• Sneezing
  

Depending on which virus is the culprit, the virus might also produce:

• Sore throat


• Cough


• Muscle aches


• Headache


• Postnasal drip


• Decreased appetite

• Get plenty of rest and drink lots of fluids. Over-the-counter cold remedies may help ease your symptoms. These won't actually shorten the length of a cold, but can help you feel better.


• Antibiotics should not be used to treat a common cold. They will not help and may make the situation worse. Thick yellow or green nasal discharge is not a reason for antibiotics, unless it doesn't get better within 10 to 14 days.


• Chicken soup does indeed help congestion and body aches.


• Spicy foods that contain hot peppers or horseradish may help clear sinuses.


• Foods rich in vitamins A and C are always recommended and may be helpful during a respiratory infection. They include oranges, kiwi, and tomatoes for vitamin C, and sweet potatoes, spinach, and broccoli for vitamin A.
  

Different studies have found that large doses of vitamin C may reduce the duration of a cold. Some precautions against taking high doses of vitamin C include the following :

• High doses of vitamin C may cause headaches, intestinal and urinary problems, and even kidney stones.
  


• Because vitamin C increases iron absorption, people with certain blood disorders, such as hemochromatosis, thalassemia, or sideroblastic anemia, should avoid high doses of this vitamin.
  


• Large doses of vitamin C can also interfere with anticoagulant medications ("blood thinners"), blood tests used in diabetes, and stool tests.
  

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