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NUEbl. elak Fan Esn nwgGs;GMNacenA 66qñaM KWCamnusSmanGMNacxøaMgkñúgbkS 5-RbeTsPUma³ Fan Esn CaGñkdwknaM Exminaxagmux EtKat;enAEtCatMNagRbeTs kumμúynisþevotNam EdlCamnusSCitditnwg elIkedayKμankare)aHeqñatedayeyaFa cug PUmamkcUlRbCuMenAGaemrikéf¶15kumÖ³enH. ]tþmesnIy teTATBM r½ TI 10 KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 Page.4 KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 ´RtUv)anb:UlIsBin½y “I got a ticket” eday³ rC: r½ Bni LEÚ vl³ eTIb)ancUlsBa¢atiGaemrIkaMg minTan;)anb:nu aμ néf¶pg Rsab;EtRtUv)anb:lU si cab;ehIy{pak}y:agcas;éd. Fmμta´EtgEt P½y )armÖ eXIjb:UlIs EtgRbkascuHcaj; ehIyCaeRsc BIeRBaHeBleyIgmankat ébtg{RKInxt}min[caj;smøútb:UlIsemþc )an BIeRBaHKμannrNakarBareyIgeRkAEt BIrkemFavI ehIycayluydUceKCHecal eTIbGacrkyutþiFm’)anxøH. 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EdlCaRBwtþikarN_ saFarN³mYyrYmbBa©lÚ eTAeday PIsSa tRnþI nwgkarbgðajGMBIKMeragbc©úb,nñnwgKMeragenA éf¶GnaKtrbs;xøÜn. eKalbMNgrbs;GgÁkar enHKWkMBugEtBüayameFVI[KMnit KMerag nwg RBwtþikarN_TaMgGs;enaH BitCaekItmaneLIg enAkñúgTIRkugLÚEvl. RBwtiþkarN_enH nwgeFVIeLIgenAéf¶TI2 Ex mina naraRtIem:agR)aMBIryb; enAÉ Gan;GaFit galWrI (UnchARTed Gallery) ehIyeKnwg cat;TukkemμviFIenaHCakmμvIFIFMrbs;xøÜnRbcaM rdUvnarqñaM2016. GUrUra eGriksun (Aurora Erickson) )an manRbsan_fa {BYkeyIgBitCaGrKuNcMeBaH shKmn_nwgCaBiessRkumsμ½RKcitþrbs;BYk eyIgEdl)anCYyKaMRT} {BYkeyIgcg;GtY nUvGVI EdlBYkeK)aneFVInwgGVIEdlBYkeyIg)aneFVIrYm KñanwgenHKWCaelsd¾l¥mYykñúgkarEckrMElk PIsSad¾qa¶ j;enAkñgú kNþalRkug(downtown)!” Rkum DIY Lowell )anerobcMrYcral;Ca TTYlkarbNþúHbNþalmkBIsßab½nkñúgtMbn; shKmn_RbFannwgeronBIKñaeTAvijeTAmk. eGriksun)anbEnßmeTotfa «BYkeyIg BitCaemaTnPaBNas;ceM BaHRkumsμR½ KcitTþ aMg eRsc)ac;nUvkmμviFIeTsPaBébtgenAÉGag sþúkTwkRKIsþanehol (Christian Hill) ehIy xøÜn)anérGgÁasluy)anrab;Ban;duløarnwgcab; epþImerobcMnUvkg;sil,³bgðajnwgGnum½tenA kEnøgsuvtßiPaBpøÚvRbvtþisaRsþEdleFVIeLIg beNþaHGasnñngw bgðajnUvGtþsBaØaNénRbPB edImeQIEdlmanEpø edIm,I[ykeTAbNþúH enAÉtMbn;saFarNH ehIynwgcab;epþmI BiPakSa edIm,IbBa©ÚlTUrdak;\v:an;kñúgeKalbMNgEck enaH BIeRBaHBYkeKminEdleFVIerOgEbbenHBI munmkeT dUcCa karérGgÁas karbegáItnUv kic©RbCuM b¤karFana[)ankarGnum½t ehIyGVI TaMgGs;enH )aneFVI[BYkeKkMBugEtman GarmμN_BuHke®Ba¢alkñúgkarsMercnUvkargar epSg²bEnßmeTot naeBlGnaKt. bEnßmBIenHeTotRBwtþikarN_enHebIkCUn RkumGñksμ½RKcitþrbs; DIY Lowell eday teTATBM r½ T1I 0 rMElknUvesovePAedayminKitéføenAÉcMNt LanRkug. RbFanrbs; DIY Lowell k¾)anerobcM KMeragmYyedIm,IshRbtibtþikarCamYynwg GaCIvkmμtUcnwgm©as;RTB,sm,tþiepSg² edIm,I erobcMtubEtgenABIEpñkxagmuxhagTaMgGs; énTIRkugedanefankalBIExvic©ki a. Rkum DIY Lowell KWCaRkumsμ½RKcitþemdwknaMEdl)an Page.6 DIY Lowell to Celebrate Community Projects with Pizza Night Lowell, MA - February 8, 2016 Do-it-Yourself Lowell has been very busy over the past year, and plans to celebrate with "DIY Lowell Night," a public event with pizza, music, and presentations about its current projects and future plans. The grassroots organization is committed to making ideas for smallscale community projects and events in Lowell a reality. The event, to be held on March 2, 7:00 pm, at UnchARTed Gallery, will also serve as a kick-off to their 2016 season. "We want to thank the community and especially our volunteers for their support," says DIY Lowell Co-Founder Aurora Erickson. "We want to show off what they've done and what we're going to do together-and it's a great excuse to share some great pizza downtown!" DIY Lowell groups have already organized a leaf-viewing party at the Reservoir at Christian Hill, raised thousands of dollars and begun design of two downtown artistic bicycle racks, mapped out and secured approvals for a pop-up temporary history trail, identified a Contiued to page 10 KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 eFVI[RbLayTwkPøWeLIg eday Richard Howe Jr. bkERbeday tarayTu § hgS ral;rdUvekþATIRkug LÚEvlEtgEteFVIBiFI buNüGuMTUkmYykñúg eKalbMNgCYyrMlkw Blrdæ R ku g LÚ E vl TaM g Gs; G M B I s ar³ sMxan;énTwkTenønwg Richard Howe vb,Fm’GasuIGaeKñy_. 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RblayenHRtUv)anbMEbbCabYnpøvÚ edayGnuBaØat [TUkdwkCBa¢ÚnplitplBI jÚ:ehmqwr(New Hampshire) eTAkan;mhasmuRTGatøg;Tik edayqøgkat;TwkFøak;mankMBs;32vUt¬32 foot) EdlmaneQμaHfa ptak;ext enA ÉTenø{emrIkm:ak} (Merrimack River). enA kñgú qña1M 820 eragcRkkb,asdMbgU rbs;TRI kug mYyenHk¾)aneRbInvU RbB½nR§ bLay{ptak;ext} edIm,IplitnUvfamBlkñúgkarCYypÁt;pÁg;én dMeNIrkarrbs;m:asuInt,ajkb,as. enA eBlEdlmaneragcRkkb,askan;EteRcIn eBlenaHk_nwgmanRbB½n§RbLaykan;EteRcIn Edr. bnÞab;mkTIRkugLÚEvlk¾cab;epþImman nUvRbB½nR§ bLayEdlmanFMh5M >6 ém (Miles) edIm,I[smnUvekreQμaHTenøTaMgBIrrbs;xnÜø KW emrIma: k (Merrimack) nwg xnxd (Concord). knøgmkenH eragcRkkb,asRtUv)anbiT nwgmYycMnYn)anerIecj. b:uEnþRbB½n§RbLay nwgTwkTenøKWenAd_Edl. ehtuplcMbgmYy EdleFVI[{»TüanCati}(National Park) mk kan;TRI kugLÚEvl KWedaysarEtRbB½nR§ bLay enH. mYyqñaM²TUkesvakmμrbs;»TüanCati )andwkePJóveTscrN_tamryHRbB½nR§ bLay nwg enAelITwkTenøemrIm:ak. epSgBIenHeTA eTottMrUvkarPaKeRcInminRtUv)aneRbItamry³ RbLayeT dUecñHmnusSxøHkMBugEtBüayam pøas;bþÚrnUvRbB½n§RbLayTaMgenaH. elak e®hVd hVs (Fred Faust) Edl CaRbFanRkumh‘unGclnRTBüRkumh‘uneGd Rkub nwgelakplmaeronEdlCanaykRbtibtþi énshKmn_ vb,Fm’TeU TAenAsaklviTüal½y LÚEvlmasaQUest (Umass Lowell) )an sikSaGMBI faetITIRkugd¾éTeTotenACuMvij BiPBelakeRbInUvRbB½n§RbLaynwgTwkTenø edIm,ITak;TajnwgbegþtI karkMsanþceM BaHTIRkug rbs;eKnwgePJóveTsrN_ya: gem:cEdr ? elak pl nwg e®hVd Kitfa RbB½n§Rblay nwg Tenø Lighting Up The Canals By Richard Howe Jr. Every summer, the Southeast Asian Water Festival reminds all residents of Lowell of the importance of rivers to the people and cultures of Southeast Asia. The Cambodian people of Lowell and their annual water festival have helped inspire city leaders to look again at the rivers and canals of Lowell as important resources for culture, recreation, and economic development. Photo by Andrew Howe KWCacMNuckNþalénskmμPaBRbcaMéf¶Edl Tak;TgeTAnwgkarGPivDÄn_ vb,Fm’ kar sMsanþ nig esdækic©. BYkeKminmanbMNg begáItKMeragGVImYyEdlb:HBal;eTAnwgRbB½n§ TwkeT. b:Eu nþpyúÞ eTAvijBYkeKTaMgBIrcg;CrM ju RbCaCn nigGgÁkarenAkñúgTIRkugLÚEvl[ eRbInUvkarécñRbDitrbs;xøÜnedIm,IeFVI[mankar eRbIR)as;d¾l¥mYycMeBaHRbB½n§TwkenH. kñúgeBlEtmYyrdæaPi)alTIRkugLÚEvl KWkMBugbBa©ÚlnUvePøIgBN’d_eqItqayenAelI RbLay{emrikm:ak} EdlCakEnøgsMrab;eFVI navacrN_ cenøaHGaKarTaMgBIrrbs;sala viTüal½yLÚEvl. BnøWTaMgenHnwgRtUv)aneRbI CaelIdMbUgenAéf¶buNürdUvrga ehAfa {vIneFIr evs} (Winterfest) enAéf¶TI19 dl; 20 Ex kumÖ³ nwgeRbIedIm,IbMPøW TwkTenø CBa¢aMgRblay nwgGaKar nwgedImeQIenACitTIenaH. ehIy BnøWTaMgenH Gacpøas;bþÚrBN’rbs;vaGaRs½y eTAelI rdUv b¤k_RBWtþikarN_EdlR)arB§ ehIy nwgRtUveRbIRbcaMqñaM. edaymannUvBnøWd¾xøaMgkøa Rss;s¥at nwg smrmü GñkdwknaMenATIRkugTaMgenH )an GeBa¢Ijm©as;RTB,sm,tþid¾éTeTot edIm,I[ BYkeKbMPøWenAGaKarrbs;BYkeKedIm,ICYyeFVI[ TIRkugLÚEvlxøayCaBnøéW nRbeTsGaemrikaMg( Page.7 Lowell has been called the Venice of America because of all the canals in the city. The first canal - the Pawtucket - was dug in the 1790s as a transportation canal. Using four lock chambers, the Pawtucket Canal allowed boats carrying products from New Hampshire to the Atlantic Ocean to safely pass the 32-foot drop in the Merrimack River at Pawtucket Falls. In the 1820s, the first of the great cotton mills of Lowell used the Pawtucket Canal to generate power to run the machinery of the mills. As more mills were built, more canals were dug. Soon, Lowell had 5.6 miles of canals to complement its two rivers, the Merrimack and the Concord. Over time, the cotton mills closed. Many were torn down. But the canals and the rivers remained. One of the main reasons the National Park came to Lowell in the 1970s was the canals. Each year, National Park Service tour boats carry thousands of visitors through the canals and onto the Merrimack River. Other than that, not much use is made of the canals. Some people are trying to change that. Fred Faust, the owner of the Edge Group real estate company, and Paul Marion, the executive director of Community and Cultural Affairs at UMass Lowell, have studied how other cities around the world use their rivers and canals as attractions to entertain residents and to bring visitors to their cities. Paul and Fred see the canals and rivers of Lowell as the center of day-to-day activities related to culture, recreation, and economic development. They do not seek to impose a master plan from the top down. Instead, they want to motivate people and organizations in Lowell to use their own initiative and imagination to make better use of the waterways. At the same time, the city government of Lowell is installing colorful LED lights on the Merrimack Canal where it runs between the two buildings of Lowell High School. These lights, which will be used for the first time during Winterfest (February 19 & 20), will light up the water, the canal walls, and the nearby trees and buildings. The lights can change color depending on the season or event being celebrated and will be used year-round. With LED lighting now powerful, colorful, and affordable, city leaders invite other property owners to light up their buildings to help make Lowell the City of Lights of America. KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 tMbn;eRkteFIemrIemkvael bkERbeday tarayTu § hgS tMbn;eRkteFIemrIemkvael Greater Merrimack Valley KWCakEnøgl¥\tex©aHkñg ú kar kMsanþenAxageRkApÞHGMLúgeBlrdUvrgar. 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Home to Nashoba Valley Ski Area, located per hour. Nashoba Valley was also one of the first area's in the country to allow snowboarding. During the 80's Nashoba hosted some of the largest kEnøgEdlebIkbMerIkarCiHsÁIpþl;CUnnUvemeron CYlCiHsÁIenAGMLúgeBlrdUvrgar . kñúgqñaM 2001 NasU)avael]Tüan snowtubing RClgPñM)anebIkFMCageKrbs;Gg;eKøsfμIehIb just north of Boston in Westford, Massachusetts, opened for its first season in 1964. Back then, rope tows were used to service four slopes and the winter season was dependent on Mother Nature for snow cover. Due to a wet, warm winter, the first season only lasted 14 days! The original base lodge consisted of a gravel floor and was heated by a pot-bellied stove. Staff had to pack the snow on the slopes with shovels due to a lack of grooming machines. events to date with names like Jeff Brushie, Jason Ford, and a very young Todd Richards competing. Today, Nashoba Valley is a full-service ski area, offering lessons, rentals, skiing, and snowboarding during the winter. In 2001 Nashoba Valley opened New England's largest snowtubing Park with four lifts, 16 lanes and over 600 snow tubes. In the 70's Nashoba Valley began to expand with the purchase of the TBar lift, a double chair and a triple chair in 1978. Come 1986 the "Chief" Triple Chair Lift was added, followed by the "Sundance" triple in 1994. Today Nashoba Valley operates with 4 chairlifts, 2 conveyers, and 4 rope tows for an uphill capacity of 11,600 eKehAfa {eqHChief} nwgkñúgqñaM1994 BYk eK)anbEnßm RTIplqHlIsmYyeTot Edl eKehAfa { san;edn Sundance}. sBVéf¶ enHNasU)avael manenAekAGIbYn (4chairlifts) m:asun I sMrab;dkw mnusSBIr (2Conveyers) ehIynwgkEnSBYr4 sMrab;eLIgPñMEdlman cMNuH 11 600 kñúgmYyem:ag. NasU)avael KWtMbn;dMbUgbMputEdr enA kñúgRbeTsEdlRtUv)anGnuBaØat[mankarCiH énsñÚrTwkkk . kñúgkMLúgqñaM1980 NasU)a Page.8 manbYnpøÚv 16 nigCag 600 bMBg;RBil. ebI R TaM R tCak; e nAdEdlehtu G V I k ¾ m i n ecjeRkARsUbnUvxül;GakasbrisuT§ nwg TTYlnUvbTBiesaFn_pSgeRBgfVImYy enAÉ juÚGuIgeln. TIbBa©b;CIvitenAkarpSgeRBg KWRtUvEteron. dUecñHGñkenArgcaMGVI? sUemtþa cUleTAkan;eKhTMB½r www.merrimackvalley.org ebIcg;dgw nUvB½tm’ anlMGti Tak;TgnUv sMbuRtnwgkarpSyeRBgeBjmYyyb;. BYk eyIgsgÄwmnwgCYbGñkenATIenaH( Instead of curling up on couch on a cold winter day, why not head outdoors, breathe in the fresh New England air and experience a new adventure. After all, the adventure of life is to learn. So what are you waiting for? Visit our website at www.merrimackvalley.org for details on snow packages and discount tubing tickets as well as take advantage of some of our overnight packages. We hope to see you on the slopes! 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ExμrkUnecAcin KWCaExμrdUcKñanwgExμrkUn ecAExμrEdr KμanTMnas;nwgKñaeT enARsukExμr eKcUlqñaMcinpg cUlqñaMExμreTot Etéf¶edImqñaM dUcKñakñgú RbRktITni {c®nÞKti} CaerogrhUtmk. kmμviFIraRtIcUlqñaMcinenALÚEvlmkdl; Bak;kNþalGaRFatehIy enAEtmincg;cb; edaybryakasEsnrIkray( {ssY qIþ añ vM k2560B>s> smU [elak Gkñ rksmIu an)an} KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 Page.10 tmkTMB½rTI 06 GgÁkar{eFVI-va-edayxøÜnÉg}>>> minKitéfø b:Eu nþsrM ab;RbCaCnTUreTA KWKti tMél5dulaø r. ehIyCaBiessenaH KMrPU sI Sa r)arR)ak;ngw kEnøgdac;edayELkBIGkñ kaEst k¾RtUveK)andak;rYmbBa©ÚlkñúgkmμviFIenHEdr. min facas; b¤k¾ekμgBYkeKrIkraynwgTTYl sVaKmn_Canic©. GBM I DIY Lowell e: F-IV va-edayxnÜø Ég rbsT; RI kgu LEÚ vl teTATBM r½ T1I 1 KWCaGgÁkarRbCaCnminCapøvÚ karmYyEdl EtgEtBüayamCYyGñkCitxag edIm,IbegáIt nUvRBwtþikarN_ b¤k¾KMeragCalkçN³RTg;RTay tUc[ekIteLIgenAeBlEtmYy. GgÁkarenH TTYlkarKaMRTBIRkumRbwkSavb,Fm’RkugLÚEvl ehIynwgPñak;garkñúgtMbn;EdlPñak;garenHk¾ TTYl)anKaMRTbnþBIPñak;garrdæRkumRbwkSa vb,Fm’rbs;ma: saQUest. xønÜ k¾kBM gu RbmUl nUvKMnitfμIenAelIeKhTMB½rrbs;xøÜn nigebIsin Cacg;beBa©jKMnit b¤k¾EsVgyl;bEnßmeTot BIGgÁkarenH sUmcUleTAeKhTMB½r DIY Lowell.org. TMnak;TMngshsßabnik GUrUra eGriksun (Aurora Erickson) nwg RkIs ehy (Chris Hayes) elxTUrs½BÞ 217 493 5293 b¤ 217 722 9516 GuIEml info@dilylowell.org Continued from page 06 Minister Backs Legal source of fruit tree saplings to plant in a public location, and began discussions to install cabinets to share free books at bus stops. DIY Lowell leaders also organized a project to work with small businesses and property owners to decorate downtown Lowell storefronts last November. DIY Lowell groups are entirely volunteer-led and learn from local institutions, community leaders, and one another. "We're especially proud of the fact that many of the volunteers had never done anything like fundraising, running meetings, or securing approvals before, and now they're feeling empowered to do more in the future," added Erickson. The event will be free for DIY Lowell volunteers and $5 at the door for the general public. Media/press passes are ... available. Pizza samples from UnchARTed are included, cash bar available. All ages are welcome. About DIY Lowell: Do-it-Yourself Lowell is an informal citizen organization dedicated to help neighbors make smallscale events and projects happen together. It is supported in part by a grant from the Lowell Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency. The organization collects ideas on their website, and to submit an idea or learn more, visit DIYLowell.org. 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BYkeK)anelgCaEpñkmYykñgú karTTYl ykrbs;GñkpgEdrehIyBYkeKBitCanwgeB jcitþkñúgkarsþab;va. sMNagl¥¡ El,grg;caMKWRKan;EtCakar cab;epþImb:ueNÑaH¡ Page.12 The Waiting Game by Kayla Chan At this point in the school year, seniors should be done applying to colleges. Some seniors may have already heard back from schools if they applied early action. Though the stress of sending applications is over, there is now a new form of stress lingering amongst the students, and it's called the waiting game. Seniors rush home after school, hoping to see a large envelope sticking out from their mailboxes, generally a sure sign of acceptance. Seniors, hearing back from colleges will bring about a lot of different emotions from disappoint to excitement to jealousy. Please don't get overly disappointed if you didn't get accepted to your top choice or if affording to go to your first choice isn't feasible. Sometimes things work out for the best. I'm a student at UMass Lowell, but it was the last place I wanted to go for school. It wasn't until I attended Accepted Students' Day, where I realized that I could see myself going here. And I'm glad I ended up at this school because I've grown a lot, bothpersonally and academically, and I've had so many wonderful opportunities. In the moment, we never know why life takes us on certain paths, but just believe that it'll take you to where you need to be. And though this advice may not be applicable to you now, you can always transfer schools. Also at times, you're going to be jealous of your friends and peers who got into a certain school or major, or received more financial aid than you did. But being jealous doesn't change your situation, and being a supportive peer says more about your character than the school you attend. There are few things you must remember. One, make sure you look at your finances and the amount of aid the schools are giving you and use that as a way to compare your options. If you are unclear about certain terms in scholarships or in the financial aid, call the college to ask. You may have to take out student loans, whether if it's federal or private, so do some research on that too. For instance, look at interest rates, what you can use your loans for, and when you would need to start paying back those loans. Also, don't forget to send and update your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Second, don't senior slump too much. Almost all schools have a caveat that admission is contingent upon graduating and/or retaining a certain GPA. Seniors, you've worked hard to get into schools, so don't give colleges a reason to rescind your acceptance. And third, don't forget to thank your teachers who wrote a recommendation letter for you or anyone who has helped you with the college process. They played a part in your acceptance too and they'll certainly appreciate it. Good luck! Waiting is just the beginning! KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 Page.13 DI EXmbUDa edlI The Cambodia Daily dMNwgERbsMrYlBIPasaGg;eKøs GtßbTdkRsg; nigTTYlkarGnuBaØat[eFVIkarcuHpSayBI DI EXmbUDa edlI sala]T§rN_tmál;karecaTRbkan;mnusScMnYn13nak; kñúgsMNuMerOgenApøÚvevgeRsg APPEAL COURT UPHOLDS VENG SRENG RIOT CONVICTIONS byKhySovuthy | February 5, 2016 edayXI svu Du ÆI | February 5, 2016 kalBImSilmijsala]T§rN_)antmál; TukCa)ankarnUvkarecaTRbkan;BbI TGMeBIhgi Sa edayectna nigbgákarbMpøicbMpøajRTBü sm,tþei lIm®nþsI hCIB nigkmμkrcMnnY 13nak; EdlRtUv)ancab;xøÜnGMLúgkubkmμenAxageRkA sYn]sSahkmμmyY kñgú raCFanIPeMñ Bj kalBI éf¶TI3 Exmkra qñaM2014 EdleBlenaHkg raCGavuFhtß)an)aj;søab;mnusSy:agehac Nas;R)aMnak;. mnusSTaMg13nak;enHRtUv)ansaladMbgU raCFanIPñMeBj ecaTRbkan;kalBIExmIna bnÞab;BIsvnakarmYyEdlbNþaGgÁkarsiT§i mnusSyl;famanKuNvibtþi b:uEnþRtUv)anedaH Elg[manesrIPaBPøam²ehIyBüÜreTasCab; Bn§naKarrbs;BYkeK. svnakar]T§rN_rbs; BYkeKRtÚv)aneFVIeLIgkalBIs)aþh_muneday Kμanvtþmanrbs;BYkeK. enAÉsala]T§rN_kalBImSilmij Edl Kμanvtþmanrbs;CnCab;ecaTEdrenaH ecARkm cay c½ntÞ aravNÑ )anRbkasfa esckþsI eRmc rbs;saladMbUgRtÚv)antmál;TukCa)ankar. ecARkmrUbenH)anmanRbsasn_fa {enA eBlenaH [eBlkubkmμ nKr)al)anR)ab; BYkeK[Qb; ehIycakecjb:uEnþ)atukrmin sþab; ehIyBYkeK)anKb;duMfμ nigdbsaMg nig eRbIR)as;cMBamekAs‘UeTAelIkgraCGavuFhtß nignKr)albNþal[kgraCGavuFhtß nig nKr)alrgrbYsF¶nn; gi eFV[I m®nþmI añ k;Bki arEPñk mçag. enHKWCaTegVIxusc,ab;Edl)anbgákar xUcxatdl;RTBüsm,tþisaFarN³ ehIyeFVI [b:HBal;dl;sNþab;Fñab;saFarN³. man P½sþútagRKb;RKan;edIm,IbBa¢ak;skçIkmμrbs; CnrgeRKaH>>>. ecARkmsvnakarminGaceCO elIcemøIyrbs;cugecaTEdlniyayfa BYk eKmin)ancUlrYm)atukmμb:uEnþRKan;EtQremIl )aneT}. ecARkmrUbenHmin)anbkRsayfa tulakar manP½sþútagGVIedIm,IP¢ab;CnCab;ecaTeTAnwg GMeBIhigSaenaHeLIy. 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CnCab;ecaTmñak;eQμaH rs; esaP½NÐ )an GHGagfa xønÜ KWCaGñkQremIlEdlKμankMhsu enAkñúgéf¶ekItmankubkmμ ehIyniyayfa Kat;nwgniyayCamYyemFavIrbs;xøÜnfaetIRtUv bþwgsaTukçeTAtulakarkMBUlb¤y:agNa.Kat; niyayfa {´nwgbnþEsVgrkyutþiFm’ BIeRBaH erOgenHGyutþiFm’Nas;sRmab;´}( sxu mu The Appeal Court on Thursday upheld convictions of intentional violence and causing property damage against 13 unionists and workers who were arrested during a riot outside a Phnom Penh industrial park on January 3, 2014, at which military police shot dead at least five people. The 13 were convicted by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court in March, after what rights groups called a flawed trial, but were immediately set free on suspended jail sentences. Their appeal hearing was held last week in their absence. At the courthouse on Thursday- and in the absence of the defendants -Judge ChayChandaravan announced that the lower court's decision had been upheld. "At the time [of the riot], police told them to stop and leave, but the demonstrators did not listen and they threw stones and bottles of gasoline and used slingshots against the military police and police, which seriously injured the military police and police, and made one officer blind in one eye," the judge said. "This is an illegal act that caused damage to public property and affected public order," he added. "There is enough evidence to confirm the victims' testimony…. The hearing judges cannot believe the answers of the defendants, who said they did not join the demonstration but were only bystanders who were watching." The judge did not explain what evidence the court had linking the defendants to the violence. During their initial trial at the municipal court, the defendants all claimed that they were not participating in the riot and were arrested only because they were in the vicinity. When their lawyers asked the officers if they had seen any of the defendants actually taking part in the violence, the officers said they had not. Am Sam Ath, technical supervisor for rights group Licadho, said on Thursday that the officers made the same admission during the Appeal Court hearing on January 27. Mr. Sam Ath, who attended the hearing, said the officers also claimed that none of the police or military police who responded to the riot were armed with anything except shields, batons and tear-gas launchers. At least five garment workers were fatally shot the day of the riot and more than 40 others were injured by bullets. Photographs of the scene show military police firing AK-47s. No evidence to suggest that anyone else was armed has been made public. Mr. Sam Ath faulted the appeal court for holding the hearing without any of the defendants. "All their lawyers asked the hearing judges for a delay because they wanted to find their clients to join the hearing, but the judges did not agree," he said. "The presiding judge did not give a clear reason for why he did not agree to the delay. He just said that court officials sent a summons to their addresses but they had already moved." Contacted after the verdict was announced, Judge Chandaravan declined to comment when asked why the court did not take additional steps to inform the defendants of the hearing, referring the question to court spokesman TochPharith, who also declined to comment. RosSorphon, one of the defendants, maintained that he was an innocent bystander on the day of the riot and said he would talk with his lawyers about whether to appeal the case to the Supreme Court. "I will continue to search for justice because this is very unfair for me," he said. KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 Page.14 DI EXmbUDa edlI The Cambodia Daily dMNwgERbsMrYlBIPasaGg;eKøs GtßbTdkRsg; nigTTYlkarGnuBaØat[eFVIkarcuHpSayBI DI EXmbUDa edlI TIbBa¢akardæanGgÁrkSEdlerIecjbgðajnUv sBaØaTIbBa©bé; nskraCmYy edayXI svu Du ÆnI gi Anthony Jensen | GMNacnacugTsvtSr_qñaM1980 nigTsvtSr_ February 10, 2016 qñaM1990b:ueNÑaH. GtItTIbBa¢akardæanGgÁrkSénkgGgÁrkS elak LI )anmanRbsasn_fa {enH pÞal;rbs;GtItRbFanKNbkSRbCaCnkm<úCa KWCaCemøaH ehIyRbFan nigGnuRbFan[én elak Ca sumI Edl)anrMsayecalbnÞab;BI KNbkSRbCaCnkm<úCa])anBüayamerIsGgÁ mrNPaBrbs;elakkalBIExmifuna KW\LÚv rkSd¾eRcInrhUtmkdl;bc©úb,nñenH. say enHCakariyal½yrbs;Rkúmh‘unsnþisuxÉkCn QuM enAeBlenaHKWsßitenAkNþal. 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Ca su I m manRbeyaCn_ t i c tY c sRmab; kgGgÁrkSd¾FMeFgrbs;elak Ca suIm karBarpÞal;xøÜnrbs;elak. nigbBa¢TI RI bwkSaeRcInnak;rbs;elakmaneQμaH elak Ekm LI GñkeFVIGtßaFib,ay kñúgbBaðapøÚvc,ab; edaymanGtItRbFankg neya)ayEdlkalBIqñaMmun)anbegáItRkum GgÁrkSrbs;elakRtUv)antulakarpþnÞaeTas ts‘mU timlU dæanExμredIm,IExμr)anmanRbsasn_ [Cab;Bn§naKarry³eBl10qñaMBIbTRbRBwtþ fa kgGgÁrkSelak Ca suIm KWeRcInEtCa elμIs CaeRcIn. teTATBM r½ T1I 6 mrtkénbkSniymenAkñúgCYrKNbkSkan; VACATED BODYGUARD HQ SIGNALS END OF AN ERA byKhySovuthy and Anthony Jensen | February 10, 2016 The former headquarters of late CPP President Chea Sim's personal bodyguard unit, which was disbanded following his death in June, is now the office of a private security firm. The large blue-and-red sign reading "Bodyguard Unit of Sam-dech Akka MohaThammaPothisal Chea Sim" above the entrance to the compound on Street 19 in Phnom Penh has been replaced by two posters flanking a metal gate-the image of a female security guard on one side, a male counterpart on the other-advertising the services of Libra Private Security. While Chea Sim enjoyed the protection of hundreds of armed bodyguards, his successor as president of the Senate, Say Chhum, has taken a more relaxed approach to security, Senate spokesman Mam Bun Neang said on Tuesday. "Samdech Say Chhum does not have many bodyguards like Samdech Chea Sim," he said. "I have seen that he has about five to six bodyguards, who go with Samdech whenever he goes anywhere." Mr. Bun Neang said members of Chea Sim's bodyguard unit had been reassigned to Brigade 70-the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces unit tasked with providing security to high-level officials and foreign dignitaries. Political analysts said there could be various reasons why Mr. Chhum's security detail paled in comparison to his predecessor's but agreed that Chea Sim's massive force had little to do with his personal protection. Political commentator Kem Ley, who last year founded the Khmer for Khmer grassroots advocacy group, said Chea Sim's bodyguard unit was largely a legacy of the factionalism within the ruling party in the late 1980s and 1990s. "This was the conflict, and the chairs and vice-chairs [of the CPP] tried to recruit many, many bodyguards until now," Mr. Ley said. "Say Chhum at that time was in the middle. So that's why I hope Say Chhum will not recruit many bodyguards," he said, adding that toward the end of Chea Sim's life, his bodyguards served in various functions. "The bodyguard is not only to maintain the security of their boss, but their business also," he said. Although he served a mostly honorary role within the CPP later in his life, Chea Sim created a sprawling political patronage network in the 1980s that for more than a decade made him one of the country's most powerful men. In a statement released following his death last year, Human Rights Watch said the former interior minister would be remembered for creating a template for the misuse of state security forces. "His legacy continues to this day, with unreformed security forces run for the interests of the ruling party instead of the public good," the group's Asia director, Brad Adams, said in the statement. Chea Sim's massive bodyguard unit and his long list of advisers were notorious for finding themselves in legal trouble, with his former bodyguard chief handed a 10-year prison sentence for a long list of crimes. ChhoeunChanthan, the disgraced bodyguard chief, was convicted in February 2012 of illegal weapons possession, ordering the use of weapons without proper authority, forging documents and using forged documents. In the same month, a military court convicted him of illegally selling and destroying military property, as well as breach of trust. Ou Virak, a political analyst and head of the Future Forum think tank, said bodyguards in Cambodia were largely a "power symbol," and one that he was happy to see diminished in the case of Chea Sim. "I think it was basically Chea Sim's way of saying he was still important in the party. Say Chhum cannot demand the same thing, nor should he," he said. "Many of the Cambodian people who have bodyguards do not have them for protection of the body," Mr. Virak said, pointing to Mr. Hun Sen's bodyguard unit, which numbers in the thousands. "Does Hun Sen really need the bodyguard unit? You could have asked the same thing about Chea Sim," he added. "The answer is no." KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 Page.15 DI EXmbUDa edlI The Cambodia Daily dMNwgERbsMrYlBIPasaGg;eKøs GtßbTdkRsg; nigTTYlkarGnuBaØat[eFVIkarcuHpSayBI DI EXmbUDa edlI elak h‘un Esn RcanecalkarriHKn;rbs; breTsenAmunkic©RbCuMkMBUl eday Kcu Naern: | February 16, 2016 edaycab;epþImdMeNIrbMeBjTsSnkic© CapøÚvkarelIkdMbUgrbs;xøÜneTAkan;shrdæ GaemriksRmab;kic©RbCuMkMBUlCamYyelak )ar:ak; GU)am:a RbFanaFibtIGaemrik nig emdwknaMGas‘anepSg²eTotenAkñgú rdækalIhr½V j:a elaknaykrdæm®nþI h‘nu Esn )anelIkeLIg kalBIla¶ céf¶GaTitüfa elakmincab;GarmμN_ nwgkarriHKn;BIsMNak;shrdæGaemrikEdlCa m©as;pÞHénkic©RbCuMkMBUlenHeLIy. eBlEføgeTAkan;GñkKaMRTrab;rynak; enAÉsNæaKarmYyEk,rkEnøgerobcMkic©RbCuM kMBlU enHenAkñgú TIRkug Rancho Mirage rdækalI hV½rj:aelak h‘un Esn )anelIkeLIgfa elakminrvIrvl;GanlixitkñúgeBlfμI²BIsma CiksPaGaemrikEdlelIkeLIgGMBIsßanPaB siT§imnusSenAkm<úCaeLIy. elak h‘un Esn )anEføgeTAkan;Gñk cUlrYm EdlkñúgenaHmanrYmTaMgsmaCikd¾ elceFøamYycMnYnénshKmn_ExμrGaemrikaMg enAkñúgvIedGUmYybegðaHtamehVsb‘ukfa {Gñk ÉgmansiT§iepJIsMbuRt[´ ´mansiT§iGt; TTYl}. enAkñúglixitmYyc,ab;epJICUnelak h‘un Esn cuHéf¶TI11 ExkumÖ³ smaCikRBwT§ sPashrdæGaemrikmkBIKNbkSRbCaFib etyücMnYn7rUb )ansMEdgkþIRBYy)armÖrbs; xøÜnCuMvijRbvtþisiT§imnusSeRkamkardwknaMrbs; rdæaPi)alelak h‘un Esn edayelIkeLIg GMBIkarvaydMy:agéRBépSelItMNagra®sþ KNbkSse®gÁaHCaticMnYnBIrrUbenAxageRkA rdæsPakalBIExtulaedayGmCamYynwg r)aykarN_rbs;GgÁkarminEmnrdæaPi)al sþIGMBkI arrMelaPykdI nigkarCYjdUrmnusS. elak h‘un Esn )anmanRbsasn_fa {´fa x©b;eRsamsMbuRtbBa¢ÚneTA[m©as;edIm vijeTA}. elak)anbEnßmeBlmankarGbGrsaTr BIGkñ cUlrYmfa {sUm,IEtsMbRu tGU)am:a k¾eday ebIfa sMbuRthñwg eXIjeKmkeCr´ ´caMEt TTYletI}. dMeNIrbMeBjTsSnkic©rbs;elak h‘un Esn eTAkan;shrdæGaemriksßti kñgú sßanPaB d¾cRmUgcRmas. GgÁkarsiT§imnusSrab;sib)anGMBavnav HUN SEN DISMISSES US CRITICS AHEAD OF SUMMIT byKuchNaren | February 16, 2016 Beginning his first official visit to the U.S. for a summit with fellow Asean leaders and U.S. President Barack Obama elaknaykrdæm®nþI h‘un Esn EføgGMLúgeBlCYbCamYyGñkKaMRTenAsNæaKarmYy naPaKxagt,ÚgrdækalIhV½rj:a kalBIl¶acéf¶GaTitü. elak)anRcanecalkarriHKn;rbs; breTsenAmunkic©RbCuMkMBUlEdleFVIeLIgkñúgrdæenH. rUbft³ AKP-TVK [elak )ar:ak; GU)am:a edaHRsaykarrMelaP bMBansiT§imnusSenAkñúgtMbn; eTaHbICakic©RbCuM kMBlU enHTMngCaepþatelIBaNiCk¢ mμ nigsnþsi xu k¾eday. GgÁkarXøaMemIlsiT§imnusS)anelIkeLIg kñgú eskþEI føgkarN_myY ecjkalBIedIms)aþh_ enHfa {elak )ar:ak; GU)am:a k¾KYrEtdak; sm<aFCasaFarN³elIelak h‘un Esn [ bBa©b;GMeBIhigSa nigkaryayIrMxanGñk KaMRT KNbkSRbqaMgelIkElgkarecaTRbkan; Gñktv:aedaysnþiviFIBIbTRBhμTNÐ nigedaH ElgGñkeTasneya)ayTaMgGs;TTU aMgRbeTs pgEdr}. RkumGaNikCnExμrrs;enAshrdæGaemrik k¾)ansnüafa nwgeFVIkartv:aCasaFarN³ RbqaMgnwgelaknaykrdæm®nþIGMLúgkic©RbCuM kMBUlry³eBlBIréf¶enArmNIydæan Sunny lands pgEdr. elakTUc vibl u RbFansm<n½ § mitþExμr-GaemrikaMgCaRkumskmμCnEdlkMBug erobcM)atukmμenaH)anelIkeLIgtamsar eGLicRtUnikkalBImSilmijfa elakrMBwg fa nwgmanGñktv:a500nak;ecjmktv:a. elak h‘un Esn )anRBmanfa ebI teTATBM r½ TI 20 in California this week, Prime Minister Hun Sen said on Sunday evening that he was not interested in critiques leveled by his American hosts. Speaking to hundreds of supporters at a hotel near the site of the summit in Rancho Mirage, California, Mr. Hun Sen said he had not even bothered to read a recent letter from U.S. lawmakers commenting on Cambodia's human rights situation. "You have the right to send me a letter; I have the right not to receive it," Mr. Hun Sen told the audience-including a number of prominent members of the CambodianAmerican community-in a video posted to Facebook. In a letter to Mr. Hun Sen dated February 11, a group of seven Democratic U.S. senators expressed their concern over the human rights record of his government, citing the brutal beating of two CNRP lawmakers outside the National Assembly in October, along with NGO reports on land grabbing and human trafficking. "I ordered that the letter be put back in the envelope and sent back to the original senders," Mr. Hun Sen said. "Even if it's a letter from Obama, I would never receive it if the letter was just insulting me," he added, to applause from his audience. Mr. Hun Sen's trip to the U.S. has been mired in controversy. Dozens of human rights groups have called on Mr. Obama to address human rights abuses in the region, despite the summit ostensibly focusing on trade and security. "Obama should also publicly press Hun Sen to end violence and harassment of opposition supporters, drop criminal charges against peaceful protesters, and release all political prisoners in the country," Human Rights Watch said in a statement released earlier this month. Activists in the U.S. have also promised public protests against the prime minister during the two-day summit at the Sunnylands resort. Vibol Touch, president of the Cambodia-America Alliance, an activist group that is organizing the demonstration, said in an online message on Monday that he expected a turnout of 500 protesters. Mr. Hun Sen has warned that any protests held against him could lead to counterdemonstrations back in Cambodia, and ruling party supporters have alluded to possible violent retribution against CNRP officials. The opposition party has repeatedly said it is not involved with the Cambodian -American activists. In a post to his Facebook page on Monday, hours before the CambodiaAmerica Alliance's protest was set to begin, Mr. Hun Sen said demonstrations would only play into the hands of his foreign critics. "Please do not have internal disputes and then take those disputes abroad, tearing each other apart and destroying Cambodians' happiness, making foreigners trample and look down on our race," he wrote. Mr. Hun Sen has previously shown his sensitivity to protests staged against him in foreign countries. After he was met by protesters during a trip to France in October, he warned of counterprotests in Cambodia. The next day, two opposition lawmakers were beaten and left with severe injuries at an anti-CNRP protest outside Parliament. In the past week, the CNRP has sent letters to both Contiued to Page 23 KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 Page.16 DI EXmbUDa edlI The Cambodia Daily dMNwgERbsMrYlBIPasaGg;eKøs GtßbTdkRsg; nigTTYlkarGnuBaØat[eFVIkarcuHpSayBI DI EXmbUDa edlI edaymansøaksBaØafμI elak jwk b‘unéq CMrujbkSeTAmux edayXnY Narmi | February 13, 2016 elak jwk b‘unéq GtIt]tþmesnIy_ KNbkShVú‘nsuinbuic)anRbkaskñúgsnñisIT kaEstmYyenAÉpÞHrbs;elakkalBIéf¶suRk fa KNbkSraCaniymfμImYyEdlelak)an begá I t eLI g RtU v )anyl; R BmedayRksY g mhaépÞ ehIynwgeFVIsmaCrbs;xøÜnenAcug ExenH. elak)anmanRbsasn_fa {´eXIjfa [RTg;rNb£T§i e)aHbg;ecalsøaksBaØacas; énvimanÉkraCüEdlCaekrdMENlsemþcta G‘ÍcwgeyIg)anseRmcykmkeRbIvijsRmab; KNbkSExμrrYbrYmCati eRBaHeyIgcg;rkSanUv GVIEdleyIgKitfaeKbMePøcecal}. eTaHbIPa¢ b;eTAnwgsøaksBaØacas;ke¾ day k¾elak b‘unéq )anniyayfa elakmanrUb WITH NEW LOGO, NHEK BUN CHHAY PRESSES AHEAD WITH PARTY PLANS byKhuonNarim | February 13, 2016 A new royalist political party founded by former Funcinpec general Nhek Bun Chhay has been approved by the Interior Ministry and will hold its inaugural congress later this month, he said at a press conference at his house on Friday. Although the event was ostensibly fall out of use. "I saw that [Prince Ranariddh] had abandoned the old logo of Independence Monument that was the heritage of the late king, so we all decided to retake it to use for the new Khmer National United Party because we want to maintain what we think they have forgotten," he said. Despite his attachment to the old logo, Mr. Bun Chhay said he had already come up with a new emblem: a crown and two sheaves of rice, rendered in yellow and blue. Mr. Bun Chhay also suggested that his party would try to take over some of Funcinpec's provincial offices, claiming that around 10 of them were privately owned by people such as himself and Keo PuthReasmey, the former head of Funcinpec. "Not all the offices were created and led by SamdechKromPreah [Prince Ranariddh]," he said. "If SamdechKromPreah and others around him want to take the offices, a lawsuit cannot be avoided." 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RbsinebI semþcRkumRBH nigGñkepSgeTotCuvM ji RBHGgÁ cg;yksñak;karnwgmankarbþwgpþl;KñaehIy}. m®nþIKNbkShVú‘nsuinbuicminGacTak;Tg suMkareFVIGtßaFib,ay)aneT( ernI held to inform the public about his new political venture, which he has dubbed the Khmer National United Party, Mr. Bun Chhay spent much of his time criticizing Funcinpec and its leader, Prince Norodom Ranariddh, his former boss and current nemesis. Mr. Bun Chhay was forced this week to change the logo he proposed to use for his new party, which was nearly identical to a logo formerly used by Funcinpec, after Prince Ranariddh complained to the Interior Ministry. 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One read "Cambodian Lives Matter," another "America = Democracy, Cambodia = 'Dumb'mocracy." Yet another read "Hun Sen is a Killer." 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(Reuters) eTaHbICamankarKMramy:agenHkþIEdlrYm fa {sard¾sMxan;bMputenaH KWeyIgEq¥tq¥n;nwg Cambodia-America Alliance, an activist "The main message is that we are fed mankarniyaybBaäitbeBaäógdl;karvaydM karKμantmøaPaBGs;ry³eBl35qñamM kehIy based in North Carolina, went up with the 35 years of no transparency, of y:agsahavelItN M agra®sþKNbkSRbqaMgBIr Eq¥tq¥n;nwgrdæaPi)alpþac;karEdlkan;GMNac group ahead following weeks of buildup during 35 years of authoritarian government, of rUbenAxageRkArdæsPakñúgraCFanIPñMeBjkal Gs;ry³eBl35qñaMmkenH nigEq¥tq¥n;cMeBaH which supporters of the ruling CPP dictatorial rule," Mr. Roeun said. "We BIExtulakþI EtRbtikmμkalBImSilmij cMeBaH GMNacpþac;kar}. elak)anbEnßmfa {eyIg warned of a violent response if the want to see responsible government, and took place.US President we don't think we are going to get that )atukmμenHKμanskmμPaBGVIeT edaysarman cg;eXIjrdæaPi)alEdlmankarTTYlxusRtUv demonstration Barack Obama greets Prime Minister while Hun Sen is sitting in power." karRbTaMgRbeTIsCMuvijTMhMén)atukmμenH. ehIyeyIgKitfa eyIgnwgminTTYl)anEbb Hun Sen on the first day of the US-Asean Contradicting Mr. Roeun's estimate M acenaH}. summit in Rancho Mirage, California, on of the crowd size, CPP spokesman Sok elak erOn vasna GnuRbFansm<½n§mitþ enHeT ebI h‘nu Esn enAEtkan;GN Eysan said his own sources, which he Exμr-GaemrikaMg)anelIkeLIgfa )atukmμenA edayniyaypÞúyTak;TineTAnwgkar)a:n; Monday. (Reuters) Despite the threats, which included refused to name, informed him that the kñúgRkug Rancho Mirage rdækalIhV½rj:a RbmaNrbs;elak erOn vasna Edlfa allusions to the vicious beating of two activist had oversold the number of manGñkcUlrYmCag1>000nak; kñúgenaHPaK )atukmμmanGñkcUlrYmy:ageRcInenaHelak opposition lawmakers outside the Cambodian-Americans in attendance-by eRcInmkBIsmaKmExμrenAshrdæGaemrik nig sux \san GñknaMBaküKNbkSRbCaCnkm<Cú a National Assembly in Phnom Penh in about 900 people. 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LTC will collaborate on the production with three well-known community producers, Jim Peters of "Peters' Principles," and “City Life” producers John McDonough and George Anthes. Wendy Blom, the new Executive Director at LTC, stated, "We are so happy at LTC to provide real-time local election results. It will be fun to watch as the local votes are tallied, with commentary by three of LTC's popular show hosts.” According to Peters, LTC provided real-time election results for the last local election, which had a low turnout of 18.08%. He is expecting a much bigger turnout for this one. "People need to remember how important it is to come out and vote. Lowell welcomes heightened participation by the Southeast Asian communities, and in fact, all communities in the City." Peters thinks that the ease of watching Lowell's results, ward by ward as they come from Lowell City Hall, will garner a large audience. Mr. McDonough will be forwarding the results as soon as they are posted to Mr. Anthes and Mr. Peters in the LTC studio. Volunteers from neighboring communities, especially “City Life” participants in Chelmsford and Tyngsborough, will also forward their tallies to give the show a regional reach. Tune in to Channel 8 or watch the live stream of the show at www.LTC.org/watch beginning at 7:30pm. Enjoy the show! Contact: Wendy Blom, Executive Director, wblom@ltc.org, 978-364-5141 246 Market Street, Lowell, MA 01852 978-458-5400 www.LTC.org MAYOR WALSH ISSUES SAFETY TIPS AHEAD OF BITTERLY COLD WEATHER BOSTON - Thursday, February 11, 2016 - With cold weather and below-freezing wind chills forecast through Monday, Mayor Martin J. Walsh is reminding residents to take precautions to stay safe. Forecasters are predicting a low of negative 4 degrees on Saturday, and negative 2 degrees on Sunday. Residents are encouraged to check on the well-being of elderly or disabled neighbors, be mindful of homeless individuals that may need assistance, and practice caution when using portable heating devices such as space heaters. Residents are also encouraged to sign up for notifications from AlertBoston, the city's notification system, and to call 311, download the BOS:311 app, or tweet at @BOS311 with questions or concerns. For additional information on how to stay safe this winter,visit cityofboston.gov/cold and follow @CityOfBoston on Twitter. 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BPHC nig EMS kMBg u eFVkI arCamYyédKUr shKmn_CaeRcInepSgeToty:agskmμ edIm,I EsVgrkbuKÁlnigCYy[BYkeKEsVgrkTICRmk nigkarpþl;GaharsemøókbMBak;PYykarpþl; CMnYyEpñkevC¢saRsþdl;GñkEdlRtUvkar. kñúgGMLúgeBlGakasFatuRtCak;xøaMg/ RkumskmμPaBtampøÚvcab;RbtibtþikarRbEhr CaeRcInem:agnigpþlr; fynþpSBVpSaycl½tenA teTATBM r½ TI 26 KHMERPOST USA tmkTMB½rTI 17 Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 karKMrameFVI)atukmμtbtminGac>>> {enHbgðaj[eXIjfa BYkeKbraC½y eRBaHmanEtmnusSRtwmEt50nak;eTA60nak; b:ueNÑaHEdlmkcUlrYmkarkartv:aenH}. elak)anmanRbsasn_bEnßmfa {erOg EdlKYr[Kt;smÁal;bMputenaHKWfa )atukr RbqaMgrdæaPi)aléf)ansVaKmn_nwgEføgGMNr KuNcMeBaHsemþceteCa h‘un Esn sRmab; karKaMRTkarts‘UedIm,IlT§iRbCaFibetyüenA kñúgRbeTséf}. elak saMg sug GñkKaMRTKNbkS RbCaCnkm<úCa EdlsnüakalBIéf¶GaTitü vaCakartv:aRTg;RTaytUcEdlKμanplb:HBal; b¤sm<aFelIrdæaPi)alrbs;semþceteCaeyIg )anseRmclubecalKeRmagrbs;eyIg}. kalBIéf¶cn½ Þ elak m:n pløa RbFan KN³kmμaFikarRbtibtþirbs;KNbkSse®gÁaH CatienAkñgú raCFanIPeMñ Bj)anepJlI xi ti mYyc,ab; CUnm®nþIsalaraCFanIedayesñIsuMkarkarBar snþisuxbEnßm edayelIkeLIgCaBiessGMBI karsnüaeFV)I atukmμtbtrbs;elak saMg sug enAkñúgsartamehVsb‘uk. kalBImSilmij elak G‘U c½nÞriT§ tMNag U.S. President Barack Obama hosts a 10-nation Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit in Rancho Mirage, California February 15, 2016. 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Saing Song, a CPP supporter who promised on Sunday to stage counterdemonstrations against the CNRP if the Cambodian-American activists went ahead with their protest, echoed Mr. Eysan. He said the protest had been too small to warrant a response, even though he claimed to have seen CNRP activists in the crowd. US President Barack Obama and the leaders of Asean's 10 member states gather during the first day of the US-Asean summit at the Sunnylands resort in Rancho Mirage, California, on Monday. (Reuters) "We just saw that there were around 200 Cambodian protesters and it seemed like a very small protest," said Mr. Song, who identified himself as leader of a group called Youth Alliance and CPP Supporters. "Since it's just a small protest that doesn't have an impact on or pressure the government of SamdechTecho, we decided to call off the plan," he said. On Monday, Morn Phalla, head of the CNRP's executive committee in Phnom Penh, sent a letter to municipal authorities requesting additional security, specifically citing Mr. Song's promises of counterdemonstrations made in a Facebook post. On Tuesday, CNRP lawmaker Ou Chanrith said his party remained on alert despite Tuesday's calm, having seen no effort by authorities to increase security at CNRP headquarters. With no response from the Ministry of Interior and City Hall, he said party activists had been dispatched both to deputy opposition leader Kem Sokha's home in TuolKok district and to party headquarters for added protection. "We'll have to wait and see for a few more days and will take our precautions," Mr. Chanrith said. "We still have to be careful." naren@cambodiadaily.com, jensen@cambodiadaily.com KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 Page.22 kmμviFisikSanardUvekþABIPasanwgvb,Fm’ExμrenApñMeBjkm<úCa Khmer Language and Culture Study Program Summer in Phnom Penh, Cambodia June 20 - July 29, 2016 Application deadline: February 29, 2016 Wat Domnak view The CKS Khmer Language and Culture Study Program provides an opportunity for faculty, post-graduate researchers and undergraduates from U.S. universities to participate in an intensive six-week study abroad program, between June 20 - July 29, 2016, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. This ongoing program is administered in collaboration with the University of Hawai'i, Manoa's Khmer Language Program (ASK). This CKS program is designed for those who wish to develop Khmer language skills and understanding of contemporary Cambodian society for academic and professional purposes, but who have not completed two years of formal language training. Beginners are welcome to apply. The program is therefore intended to com- plement the Advanced Study in Khmer (ASK) program and is structured along similar lines. CKS can cover tuition fees and some program costs such as local travel and fieldtrips for up to eighteligibleparticipants. For more details please contact Ms. Tith Srey Pich: juniorfellowships@khmerstudies.org About the Program Khmer Language and Culture Study Program students cooking Khmer Food There is a demand among academic researchers for appropriate high quality in-country Khmer language training. However, not all have successfully completed two years of academic training in the Khmer language required for ASK. The CKS Khmer Language and Culture Study Program aims to meet that demand and provide the opportunity for those with less Khmer language experience to study in-country. Like their ASK counterparts, participants in the CKS program will receive four hours of intensive language training during morning sessions. In the afternoon, they will take part, alongside the ASK program participants, in fieldtrips and other cultural activities, including visits to local governmental and non-governmental institutions, where the taught language skills can be used in real time situations. For further information about the ASK program click this link Program Goals The program goals reflect CKS 's broader agenda of promoting research and international scholarly exchange through programs that increase understanding of Cambodia and its region: "To provide in-country language training for students of Cambodian society and culture, "To enable faculty, post-graduate Continued to Page 23 KHMERPOST USA Issue 195 from Feb.19th to Mar.03th. 2016 Continued from page 22 Khmer Language and Culture... Continued from page 15 researchers and undergraduates to advance their level of Khmer language skills in preparation for field-work and study in Cambodia, " To promote co-operation and educational exchange between individuals and institutions in the United States and Cambodia. the Interior Ministry and Phnom Penh City Hall asking for increased protection in response to the threat of violent counterdemonstrations. In a letter addressed to Phnom Penh governor Pa Socheatvong on Monday, Morn Phalla, head of the CNRP's executive committee in Phnom Penh, cited a video posted to the Facebook page of a man named Saing Song, who said his group, Youth Alliance and CPP Supporters, would stage a counter-protest outside the CNRP's headquarters if demonstrations went ahead in the U.S. CPP spokesman Sok Eysan said on Monday that he didn't know who Mr. Song was but supported his right to hold such a protest. "The CPP does not organize demonstrations to stage against this or that person," Mr. Eysan said. Program Instruction The group will be kept to a maximum of eight individuals. Instruction is given by trained local Cambodian instructors and linguists and follows the Page.23 HUN SEN DISMISSES US CRITICS... "But it's the will of the CPP's members and supporters to hold it if there's a big protest in the U.S." City Hall spokesman Long Dimanche confirmed he had received the letter, which he said had been sent to "national and local authorities," and claimed that security was being provided to all of the country's lawmakers. "It's our duty to give protection and ensure safety to all lawmakers and their residences," he said. "It doesn't matter which party lawmakers come from." Interior Ministry spokesman KhieuSopheak said that Interior Minister SarKheng had responded to the CNRP's letter by ordering ministry officials and police to "fulfill their respective tasks according to the existing law." naren@cambodiadaily.com bnyß cN M ayéfeø PgIø ngi haÁ s Exrgamkdl; cMNayéføePøIg nighÁas nigeLIgéføKYr[)armÖ -cg;bBa©úHtémøBI20-40° sUmTUrs½BÞmk Alex: 978-569-6034 Pin Samkhon: 978-942-1641 ASK curriculum at the appropriate level for the group. Up to 8 credits can be earned for beginners. The program uses six instructional modules based on ACTFL proficiency guidelines. Eligibility Eligible individuals include: " Citizens, nationals or permanent residents of the United States. " Heritage (Khmer-American) or non-heritage learners. " Those working or studying full time in social sciences, humanities, foreign languages, and area studies. Tuition and Administration costs Tuition and Administration charges are $3,400 per participant (a $3000 tuition & administration fee and a $400 program fee). CKS can cover tuition fees and some program costs such as local travel and fieldtrips for up to eight eligible participants. For more details please contact Ms. Tith Srey Pich: juniorfellowships@khmerstudies.org A limited number of study abroad scholarships covering tuition fees and some program costs are available for eligible U.S. undergraduate and post graduate students from the below organizations. How to Apply If you have any further questions please email the Center for Khmer Studies at: juniorfellowships@khmerstudies.org Tel:(855)063964385 Fax: (855) 063 963 035 Research & Training KHMERPOST USA Pñ)M ak; nig PñCM Ba¢agM CarmNIdaæ nFmμCati nigvb,Fm’myY d¾Rss;RtkalEdlmanTItaMg enAkñgú RsúksireI saP½Nmancm¶ay5KILEÚ m:Rt BITrI mY extþbnÞaymanC½y. 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"Extremely low temperatures present challenges for our City and our residents, and we are working to monitor the situation and keep all our residents safe," said Mayor Walsh. "I ask each and every single Boston resident to stay safe and to look after their neighbors." Preventing Hypothermia and Frostbite Dress for the Weather: "Wear several layers of loose-fitting, lightweight, warm clothing rather than one layer of heavy clothing. "Outer garments should be tightly woven and water repellent. " Wear mittens over gloves, layering works for your hands as well. " Always wear a hat and cover your mouth with a scarf to protect your lungs. " Dress children warmly and set reasonable time limits on outdoor play. "Restrict infants' outdoor exposure when it is colder than 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Watch for signs of frostbite: " These include loss of feeling and white or pale appearance in extremities such as fingers, toes, ear lobes, and the tip of the nose. " If symptoms are detected, get medical help immediately. Watch for signs of hypothermia: " These include uncontrollable shivering, memory loss, disorientation, incoherence, slurred speech, drowsiness and apparent exhaustion. " If you or someone you know shows any of these symptoms, get in touch with a healthcare provider immediately. If symptoms are severe, call 911. Heating Safety " Never try to heat your home using a charcoal or gas grill, the kitchen stove, or other product not specifically designed as a heater as these can cause a fire or produce dangerous levels of carbon monoxide very quickly. Using faulty or improper heating sources is the number two cause of home fires in Massachusetts. Continued to Page 29 Page.27 KHMERPOST USA elakGñkGaceFVI[épÞmuxrbs;xøÜnRss;s¥atpUrpg;ekμg Cagv½y)an RbsinebIGñkykcitþTukdak;GnuvtþtamkarENnaM rbs;GñkCMnaj . 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" Install and maintain smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors on every level of your home. Carbon monoxide (CO) is an invisible gas produced whenever any fuel is burned, such as near oil or gas furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces, stoves, and some space heaters. It has no smell, taste, or color. It is a poison and is deadly. Emergency Shelter Operations " The Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) coordinates a city-wide network of emergency shelters, outreach providers, city agencies and first responders to assist those in need of shelter. Emergency shelters are open 24 hours and will accept any person in need. Winter overflow shelters were opened in December; men can access shelters through 112 Southampton Street, and women should go to the Woods-Mullen Shelter at 794 Massachusetts Ave. BPHC and the City are working closely with shelter providers to ensure that no client is without shelter, food, resources, and a warm respite from the cold. " BPHC and EMS are working with several other community partners to to actively seek out individuals and help them find shelter and provide food, clothing, blankets, medical assistance to those in need. " During extreme cold weather, street outreach teams operate with extended hours and provide mobile outreach vans on the streets two hours earlier in the evening and throughout the day. If you see a person in need of shelter or who is not properly dress for the cold, please call (617) 6330170. If the situation is an emergency, call 911. Heat Guidelines for Property Owners and Tenants " In accordance with the Massachusetts State Sanitary Code, the heating season officially begins on September 15 and runs through June 15. Property owners must heat habitable spaces at a minimum temperature of 68? between 7 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Gaf’kM)aMgBiesaFn_emIl RKab;eBRCsuT§ b¤mni suT§ Page.29 and 64? between 11:01 p.m. to 6:59 a.m. "In case of emergency, property owners are encouraged to keep a list of licensed contractors (electrician, plumber and general contractor) on file. Tenants, experiencing problems with their heating system should check the thermostat, ensuring the dial is turned on, and report insufficient or no heat problems to the property owner or manager immediately. " If your landlord or property manager is unresponsive, contact the Inspectional Services Department (ISD) at (617) 635-5300 to file a complaint, or call 311. Tips property owners can take to make their homes energy efficient: " Disconnect water hose from the home. " Wrap or cover exposed spigot. " Caulk or putty windows. " Ensure kitchen and bathroom dampers close properly. " Close all storm windows and doors. " Apply weather stripping. " Properly insulate all pipes that are exposed. " Cover vents. Emergency Operations KnøHw bM)at;kniø minl¥kgñú m:asunI qugkaehV " The City of Boston Office of Emergency Management (OEM) remains in constant contact with the National Weather Service to receive detailed forecasts for the City of Boston and ensures each City department has a plan in place to handle the forecast. If the storm warrants, the City's Emergency Operations Center will be activated and City representatives will coordinate response and recovery efforts. " Year round, OEM conducts preparedness seminars to educate the public on the importance of having an emergency preparedness plan and a bag of emergency supplies in the event that Boston residents have to shelter in place or leave their residence. " As the City is notified in advance, residents who sign up for notifications will receive a message from the City about winter storms and extreme cold weather. 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