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Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Pchum Ben

Pchum Ben

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Pchum Ben
Also calledAncestors' Day
Observed byCambodians
TypeReligious
Date15th day of the 10th Khmer month
2015 date10-12 October
2016 date30 September - 02 October
Pchum Ben (Khmer: แž”ុแžŽ្แž™แž—្แž‡ុំแž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ; "Ancestors' Day") is a 15-day Cambodian religious festival, culminating in celebrations on the 15th day of the tenth month in the Khmer calendar, at the end of the Buddhist lent, Vassa.[1][2] In 2013, the national holiday fell on 03, 04, 5 October in the Gregorian calendar,[3] the 2015 season began on 23 September and ends on 12 October.
The day is a time when many Cambodians pay their respects to deceased relatives of up to 7 generations.[4] Monks chant the suttasin Pali language overnight (continuously, without sleeping) in prelude to the gates of hell opening, an event that is presumed to occur once a year, and is linked to the cosmology of King Yama originating in the Pali Canon. During the period of the gates of hell being opened, ghosts of the dead (preta) are presumed to be especially active, and thus food-offerings are made to benefit them, some of these ghosts having the opportunity to end their period of purgation, whereas others are imagined to leave hell temporarily, to then return to endure more suffering; without much explanation, relatives who are not in hell (who are in heaven or otherwise reincarnated) are also generally imagined to benefit from the ceremonies.
In temples adhering to canonical protocol, the offering of food itself is made from the laypeople to the (living) Buddhist monks, thus generating "merit" that indirectly benefits the dead;[5] however, in many temples, this is either accompanied by or superseded by food offerings that are imagined to directly transfer from the living to the dead, such as rice-balls thrown through the air, or rice thrown into an empty field. Anthropologist Satoru Kobayashi observed that these two models of merit-offering to the dead are in competition in rural Cambodia, with some temples preferring the greater canonicity of the former model, and others embracing the popular (if unorthodox) assumption that mortals can "feed" ghosts with physical food.[6]
Pchum Ben is considered unique to Cambodia, however, there are merit-transference ceremonies that can be closely compared to it in Sri Lanka (i.e., benefitting the ghosts of the dead), and, in its broad outlines, it even resembles the Taiwanese Ghost Festival (i.e., especially in its links to the notion of a calendrical opening of the gates of hell, King Yama, and so on).
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Thai PM returns to Bangkok as concerns grow for king's health



Prayuth Chan-ocha meets heir apparent Maha Vajiralongkorn while King Bhumibol Adulyadej, 88, is in hospital


Thailand’s prime minister has cut short a trip to the country’s east and flown back to the capital to meet the crown prince in a previously unannounced move that comes as concerns grow over the health of the king.
As a week of national anxiety continued on Thursday over the fate of the 88-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Thais pored over a palace statement that said his condition had “overall not yet stabilised”, four days after it announced his condition had worsened.
“Blood tests show he has an infection and his liver is working irregularly,” the royal household bureau said late on Wednesday. It added his blood pressure had lowered and his breath had quickened.
A government spokesman said Prayuth Chan-ocha returned from Chon Buri province to meet the king’s heir apparent Maha Vajiralongkorn, who had also flown back to Thailand from Germany.
The spokesman said the meeting was “a routine presentation on the government’s work in progress”, although he also said the “prime minister did not undertake his official duties in Chon Buri”, suggesting a last-minute change of plan.
Vajiralongkorn was seen entering Bangkok’s Siriraj hospital on Wednesday afternoon, as hundreds of people gathered outside to pray for the king’s health.
The uncertainty this week has led to stock market jitters in Thailand. After the Thai currency and stocks dipped on Wednesday the government released a statement urging “the Thai public to rely on official announcements for an update on situations, rather than uncorroborated information in social media circles”.
The domestic Set index sank 6.2%, although later recovered, and the Thai baht slumped 1.4% against the US dollar.
In an unusually downbeat statement, the royal palace announced on Sunday that Bhumibol, the world’s longest-reigning monarch, was in an unstable condition.
The widely revered king had undergone haemodialysis – a way of cleansing the blood – the palace said. A ventilator was used after the monarch’s blood pressure dropped and was still in place on Wednesday, according to the updated statement.
People across Thailand have worn bright pink clothes this week, which many believe will attract good luck for their king’s condition. Royal astrologers said a few years ago the colour would promote wellbeing.
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Pchum Ben

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แž€្แž“ុแž„​แžŸแž˜័แž™แž€ាแž›​แž–្แžšះแž–ុแž‘្แž’​แžŸាแžŸแž“ា​แž€ំแž–ុแž„​แžšុแž„แžšឿแž„​แž“ៅแž€្แž“ុแž„​แž–្แžšះแžšាแž‡ា​แžŽាแž…แž€្แžš​แž€แž˜្แž–ុแž‡ា แž–ួแž€​แž”ុแžšាแžŽ​แž…ាแžš្แž™แž”แžŽ្แžŒិแž​แž្แž˜ែแžšแž™ើแž„​แž”ាแž“​แžšៀแž”แž…ំ​แž”ុแžŽ្แž™​แž‘ំแž“ុแž€แž”ំแžšុแž„​แž–្แžšះแžŸแž„្แžƒ​แž“ៅแž€្แž“ុแž„​แž–េแž›แž…ាំ​แžœแžŸ្แžŸា​แž“េះ แžŠែแž›​แžែแž„แž€ំแžŽแž់​แžฑ្แž™แžˆ្แž˜ោះ​แžាแž”ុแžŽ្แž™​แž—្แž‡ុំแž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ แž“ិแž„​แž€ំแžŽแž់​แžšแž™ៈแž–េแž›​แŸกแŸฅแž្แž„ៃ แž…ាแž”់แž–ី​แž្แž„ៃ แŸกแžšោแž…​แžŠแž›់แž្แž„ៃ​แŸกแŸฅแžšោแž… แžែ​แž—แž‘្แžšแž”แž‘ แž‡ាแž–ិแž’ី​แžงแž‘្แž‘ិแžŸแž€ុแžŸแž›​แžŠแž›់แž‰ាแžិ​แžŠែแž›แž”ាแž“​แž…ែแž€แž‹ាแž“​แž‘ៅ។ แžŠូแž…แž“េះ​แž–ិแž’ី​แž€ាแž“់แž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แž‚ឺแž…ាแž”់แž•្แžŠើแž˜​แž–ីแž្แž„ៃแŸก​แžšោแž… แžšแž ូแžแžŠแž›់​แž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แŸกแŸฅแžšោแž…​แžែแž—แž‘្แžšแž”แž‘​แž‡ាแžšៀแž„​แžšាแž›់แž†្แž“ាំ។ แž˜ិแž“​แž្แžšឹแž˜แžែ​แž”៉ុแžŽ្แžŽោះแž€แž“្แž›ែแž„​แž្แž›ះ​แž’្แžœើแž្แžšឹแž˜แžែ​แŸกแŸ แž្แž„ៃ แž ើแž™​แž€แž“្แž›ែแž„แž្แž›ះ​แž‘ៀแžแž’្แžœើ​แžšแž ូแž​แž“ៅแžែ​แŸฅแž្แž„ៃ แž“ិแž„​แž្แž„ៃแž—្แž‡ុំ​แžŠែแž›​แž‚េแž ៅ​แžាแžŠាแž€់​แž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แŸฅแž្แž„ៃ​แž“ោះแžฏแž„។ แžšួแž…แž”แž‰្แž…แž”់​แž“ៅแž្แž„ៃ​แŸกแŸฅแžšោแž…​แžែแž—แž‘្แžšแž”แž‘​แžŠូแž…แž‚្แž“ា แž‚ឺ​แžขាแžŸ្แžš័แž™​แž‘ៅแž›ើ​แž”្แžšแž‡ាแž‡แž“​แž“ៅแžាแž˜​แžំแž”แž“់ แž“ិแž„​แžŸแž˜័แž™แž€ាแž›។ แž–ិแž’ី​แžŠាแž€់แž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แž“េះ​แžƒើแž‰แž˜ាแž“​แžុแžŸแž”្แž›ែแž€​แž្แž›ះแŸ—​แž‘ៅแžាแž˜​แžំแž”แž“់แž“ីแž˜ួแž™แŸ—។
แž‡ាแž”แž‹แž˜​แž›ោแž€​แžขាแž…ាแžš្แž™​แžœแž្แžŠแž…ាแž់แž€ាแžš​แž”្แžšแž˜ូแž›​แž•្แžŠុំแž€្แžšុแž˜​แž‚្แžšួแžŸាแžš​แž”្แžšแž˜ូแž›​แž”แž‰្แž…ូแž›แž‚្แž“ា​แžฑ្แž™แž”ាแž“​แŸกแŸคแž€្แžšុแž˜ แžŠើแž˜្แž”ីแž’្แžœើ​แž”ុแžŽ្แž™​แžŠាแž€់แž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แž‘ៅแžាแž˜​แžœេแž“แž“ី​แž˜ួแž™แŸ—។ แž”ើ​แž“ៅแžាแž˜​แž‘ីแž•្แžŸាแžš​แžฌแž“ៅ​แž‘ីแž€្แžšុแž„ แž…្แžšើแž“​แž•្แžŠแž›់​แž”แž…្แž…័แž™​แžฑ្แž™แžขាแž…ាแžš្แž™​แž™ាแž™แžា​แž‚แžŽៈแž€แž˜្แž˜แž€ាแžš​แžœแž្แžŠ​แž’្แžœើแž…แž„្แž ាแž“់​แž”្แžšแž…ាំแž្แž„ៃ แž…ាแž”់แžាំแž„​แž–ីแž្แž„ៃ​แŸกแžšោแž…​แž‘ៅ។ แž ើแž™แžข្แž“แž€​แžŠแž‘ៃแžขាแž…​แž’្แžœើแž្แž„ៃ​แžŽាแž€៏​แž”ាแž“​แž“ៅแž€្แž“ុแž„​แžขំแžกុแž„แž–េแž›​แž–ីแžœេแž“​แž˜ួแž™แžšแž ូแž​แžŠแž›់แžœេแž“​แŸกแŸค។ แž“ៅแž€្แž“ុแž„​แž្แž„ៃแŸกแŸฅแžšោแž…​แžែแž—แž‘្แžšแž”แž‘​แž“េះ แž˜ិแž“แž˜ាแž“​แž€្แžšុแž˜แžœេแž“​แž‘េ แž‚ឺแž‚េ​แžšួแž˜แž‚្แž“ា​แž…ំแžŽុះ​แž‡ើแž„แžœแž្แžŠ​แž‘ាំแž„แžขแžŸ់​แžŠែแž›แž”ាแž“​แž’្แžœើแž‘ាំแž„​แž្แž„ៃแŸกแŸคแž”ិแžŽ្แžŒแžšួแž˜ แž’្แžœើแžែ​แž˜ួแž™แž្แž„ៃ​แž ៅแžា​แž្แž„ៃแž—្แž‡ុំ​(แž”ុแžŽ្แž™​แž—្แž‡ុំแž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ)។ แž…ំแž–ោះ​แž្แž„ៃแžŠាแž€់​แž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แžាแž˜แžœេแž“​แž‘ីแž˜ួแž™​แž‚ឺ​แž€ំแžŽแž់แž្แž„ៃแŸกแžšោแž…​แžែแž—แž‘្แžšแž”แž‘​แžŠោแž™​แž“ៅแž–េแž›​แž›្แž„ាแž…​แž˜្แž…ាแžŸ់​แž€្แžšុแž˜​แžฌแž˜្แž…ាแžŸ់​แžœេแž“​แž˜แž€แž€ាแž“់​แž‘ីแžขាแžšាแž˜ แž˜ាแž“​แž‡ូแž“แž—េแžŸแž‡្แž‡ៈ​แž…ំแž–ោះ​แž–្แžšះแžŸแž„្แžƒ แž“ិแž„แž…ាแžŸ់​แž–្แžšឹแž‘្แž’ាแž…ាแžš្แž™ แž ើแž™​แž“ិแž˜แž“្แžŠ​แž…ំแžšើแž“​แž–្แžšះแž”แžšិแž្แžŠ​แž“ិแž„​แžŸแž˜្แžŠែแž„​แž’แž˜៌แž‘េแžŸ។ แž›ុះแž–្แžšឹแž€​แžกើแž„​แž”្แžšแž‚េแž“​แž ាแž‚ូแž—แž្แžŠាแž ាแžš แžŠើแž˜្แž”ី​แžงแž‘្แž‘ិแžŸ​แž€ុแžŸแž›​แž‡ូแž“​แž…ំแž–ោះ​แžœិแž‰្แž‰ាแžŽ​แž€្แžแž“្แž’​แž€្แžšុแž˜​แž‚្แžšួแžŸាแžš แž‰ាแžិแž˜ិแž្แžŠ​แžŠែแž›แž”ាแž“​แž’្แžœើ​แž˜แžšแžŽแž€ាแž›​แž‘ៅแž ើแž™​แž“ោះ។ แž្แž„ៃแž្แžšแž„់​แž˜ាแž“แž€ាแžš​แž”្แžšแž‚េแž“​แž…แž„្แž ាแž“់ แžŠแž›់​แž–្แžšះแžŸแž„្แžƒ​แžŸូแž្แžš​แžŠើแžšแž†្แž›แž„​แž‡ាแž€ិแž…្แž…​แž”แž„្แž ើแž™​แž‘ីแž˜ួแž™។ แžœេแž“​แž“ីแž˜ួแž™แŸ—​แž’្แžœើแž”ែแž”​แž“េះ​แžšแž ូแž​แžŠแž›់แž្แž„ៃ​แŸกแŸคแžšោแž…​แžែแž—แž‘្แžšแž”แž‘​แž€៏แžˆាแž“​แž…ូแž›แžŠแž›់​แž”ុแžŽ្แž™แž—្แž‡ុំแž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แŸกแŸฅแžšោแž…។ แž“ៅแž€្แž“ុแž„​แž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แž“ីแž˜ួแž™แŸ—​แž˜ាแž“​แžšៀแž”แž…ំ​แž”ាแž™​แž”แž្แžŠแž”ូแžšแžŽ៍แž‚្แžšแž”់แžœេแž“ แž ើแž™​แž‡ាแžšៀแž„​แžšាแž›់แž–្แžšឹแž€​แž‚េแž’្แžœើ​แž”ាแž™​แž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แžŸแž˜្แžšាแž”់​แž”แž‰្แž‡ូแž“​แž‘ៅแžฑ្แž™​แž–ួแž€แž”្แžšេแž​แž•្แžŸេแž„แŸ—​แž‘ៀแž។
  • แž”ាแž™แž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แž˜ិแž“แž˜ែแž“​แž‡ាแž”ាแž™​แž™แž€แž‘ៅ​แžšាแž”់แž”ាแž្แžš​แžฌแž‘ៅ​แž”្แžšแž‚េแž“​แž–្แžšះแžŸแž„្แžƒ​แž“ោះแž‘េ แž‚ឺแž‡ា​แž”ាแž™แž˜្แž ូแž”​แž…ំแžŽី​แž”แž„្แžขែแž˜​แž…แž„្แžขាแž”​แžŠាแž€់​แž”แž‰្แž…ូแž› แž‚្แž“ាแžែแž˜ួแž™​แž”ាแž្แžš​แžŠោแž™แžกែแž€​แž”៉ុแžŽ្แžŽោះ។ แž“ៅแž–េแž›​แžŠែแž›​แž–្แžšះแžŸแž„្แžƒแžŸូแž្แžšแž’แž˜៌ แžŸូแž្แžš​แžŸុแžោ แžŸូแž្แžš​แž”แžšាแž…แž”់​แž ើแž™ แž€្แžšុแž˜แžœេแž“​แž€៏แž™แž€​แž”ាแž™แž”ិแžŽ្แžŒ​แž“េះ แž‘ៅแžŠាแž€់​แž“ៅแž្แžšแž„់แž‚แž›់​แžˆើแžฌ​แž‡្แžšុแž„​แž–្แžšះแžœិแž ាแžš​แžขុแž‡แž’ូแž”​แž“ិแž™ាแž™​แž“ិแž™แž˜​แž…แž”់แž្แžšแžกแž”់​แž˜แž€​แžงแž”แžŠ្แž‹ាแž“​แžŸាแž›ា​แžœិแž‰។
  • แž”ាแž™​แž”แž្แžŠแž”ូแžšแžŽ៍​แž“េះแž‚ឺ​แžŸំแžŠៅ​แž™แž€​แž“ំแž“ែแž€ แžขแž“្แžŸแž˜ แž•្แž›ែแžˆើ แžŠោแž™​แž™แž€แž‘ៅ​แžŠាแž€់​แžšួแž˜แž‚្แž“ា​แž€្แž“ុแž„แž›្แžขី แžฌ​แžាแžŸแž’ំ แžฌ​แž…ាแž“แžŠែแž€ แž ើแž™​แž’្แžœើแž•្แž€ា แžฌ​แž‘แž„់แžŠោแž​แž…ំแž€แžŽ្แžŠាแž›​แžšួแž…แž€៏​แžขុแž‡แž’ូแž”​แžงแž‘្แž‘ិแžŸ​แž€ុแžŸแž›។
แž”แžŽ្แžŠាំ​แž•្แž‰ើ
แž”្แžšแž‡ាแž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹​แž“ៅแž€្แž“ុแž„​แž”្แžšแž‘េแžŸ​แž€แž˜្แž–ុแž‡ា​แžŠែแž›​แž€ាแž“់​แž–្แžšះแž–ុแž‘្แž’แžŸាแžŸแž“ា แžŠោแž™​แž‚ោแžšแž–​แžាំแž„แž–ី​แž™ូแžšแž›แž„់​แžŽាแžŸ់​แž˜แž€แž ើแž™ แžŸូแž˜​แžฑ្แž™แž˜ាแž“​แž€ាแžš​แž‚ោแžšแž–​แž“ូแžœ​แž–្แžšះแž–ុแž‘្แž’แžŸាแžŸแž“ា แž“ិแž„​แžំแžŸាแž„​แž”ុแžŽ្แž™​แž€ុแžŸแž›​แžฑ្แž™แž”ាแž“​แž›្แžขแž‘ៅแžាแž˜​แž–្แžšះแž–ុแž‘្แž’​แžŠីแž€ា​แžŠែแž›​แž›ោแž€แžข្แž“แž€​แž”ាแž“แžŸ្แžŠាแž”់​แž”ាแž“​แžŸិแž€្แžŸា។ แž–្แžšះแž–ុแž‘្แž’ แž–្แžšះแžŸแž„្แžƒ​แž›ោแž€แž”ាแž“​แž•្แžŠាំแžŠោแž™​แžšើแž™แŸ—​แžា แž˜ិแž“แž្แžšូแžœ​แž”្แžšแž˜ាแž​แž˜ើแž›​แž„ាแž™​แž…ំแž–ោះ​แž”ុแžŽ្แž™​แž€ុแžŸแž›​แž“ោះแž‘េ។ แž›ោแž€แžข្แž“แž€​แž្แžšូแžœแžែ​แžំแž’្แžœើ​แž”ុแžŽ្แž™​แžฑ្แž™แž”ាแž“​แž…្แžšើแž“ แž ើแž™​แž្แžšូแžœแž’្แžœើ​แžฑ្แž™​แžŠោแž™แž…ិแž្แžŠ​แž‡្แžšះแž្แž›ា​แž”แžšិแžŸុแž‘្แž’ แžŠើแž˜្แž”ី​แžŸាแž„แž”ុแžŽ្แž™​แž€ុแžŸแž›​แž‘ៅแž្แž„ៃ​แžាแž„แž˜ុแž។
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Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Korean American producer Jae Chong calls out TMZ and mainstream media’s racism against Asians


Korean American producer and musician Jae Chong took to Instagram to call out TMZ on their blatantly racist coverage of EXID’s arrival in Los Angeles for the 2015 Korea Times Music Festival.
In his post, he not only addresses the news station but also the subjugation of Asians especially in American mainstream media, closing his statement with, “If you haven’t lived in the US…you might not know what I’m talking about. But this is absolutely disgusting~”
He points out that racism against Asians is often targeted at the mental rather than aesthetic appearance, stating that these jokes were still made while an Asian American was still present in the room. Although his post was lengthy, many commenters agreed with his words.
In his post, he writes, “Racism against Asians is a unique one…cuz it’s usually not physical attacks but psychological that attacks the core of what humans consider sacred~ First, the sense of belonging…Asians are always portrayed as the people who don’t belong in America. Second, they attack the core of manhood…(Asians have small dicks…u know the usual) Third, the sense of significance…They crack Asian jokes while an Asian is in the same room (As seen in this video)…Being perceived as unthreatening, passive, etc. gives people the notion that they can openly make fun of us. Perhaps that’s our fault…cuz most Asians feel they have better things to do like making money and holding a job than to risk having to deal with every ignorant person out there. If you haven’t lived in the US…you might not know what I’m talking about. But this is absolutely disgusting~ #IHateRacismOfAnyKind”



After TMZ made their initial report on May 2nd, netizens were shocked at the unexpected blatant racism that appeared in a broadcast. Soon after, Amber posted a response to the event on Twitter to which both Roy Kim and 2PM’s Taecyeon retweeted her and added their own responses. g.o.d.’s Joon Park also posted a response to the incident on Instagram  and echoed the sentiment.
Yedang Entertainment made a formal statement on May 4th saying that they will be contacting TMZ about the incident and revealed that member Junghwa, who was mocked in the clip, felt very hurt about the incident.

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