How to Touch a Girl (JoJo)

It's St. Valentine's day today. So..... anything special? Hopefully each of you have your way of life for this day. Just a small tip for you all--"How to touch a girl"-- i think it's a romantic and meaningful song. Hopefully this song can help you to work out, haha...., and brainstorm for your next date.

enjoy,

Veasna




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JoJo (born Joanna Noëlle Levesque on December 20, 1990) is an American pop and R&B singer, songwriter, record producer, and actress who rose to fame in 2004 with her platinum-certified, self-titled debut album JoJo, which reached number four on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart. (source: wikipedia.org)

V Day

Tomorrow is Valentine day.
In most country , man hand woman the rose. But in Japan, woman hand her below man a box of chocolate which present her love for him. And after a while, we will have "White Day", on which man have to reply to woman whether he accept her love or not.

what about in Cambodia??
Is there any day for girl to handle some thing for guy who gave her rose???

Is there any guy wanna celebrate an event for Vday??

new page design

hi all,

if some one interest please make new style for our page.

i tried to change to this one but not so good.

please change to any design u want.

First Snow in Toyohahshi

today is great day cos historically heavy snow in Toyohashi.
we can do snow man now（雪だるま）.

Chinese New Year

for those who are have Chinese or Vietnamese blood:

Kung hei fat choy! The next Chinese New Year starts on 7th February 2008. It will be the Year of the Rat.

2008 is the Year of the Rat!

According to this news, 62% of master's remain in Japan. How about you? For here or to go?

http://www.japantoday.com/jp/news/426890

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9,446 foreign students earn degrees

Saturday, February 2, 2008 at 15:05 EST

TOKYO — The number of foreign students who earned academic degrees in Japan came to 9,446 in fiscal 2006, up 86% from fiscal 2001, the Japan Student Services Organization said Saturday. Of them, 6,900 earned master's degrees, with 2,637 majoring in social sciences such as political studies, economics or sociology, said the organization affiliated with the education ministry.

The remaining 2,546 students obtained Ph.Ds, half of whom were able to earn theirs in three to four years, it said. Of them, 658 students majored in engineering, it added. Of the degree earners in fiscal 2006 through March last year, 62% with master's remained in Japan for jobs or further research, and 27% returned to their homelands. Of the doctorate degree holders, 36% remained in Japan and 47% returned to their homelands to take jobs or continue research, it said.