Gao has been working on his pear-growing technique for six years and this season he managed to grow 10,000 Buddha-shaped baby pears. Each fruit is grown in an intricate Buddha mould and ends up looking like a juicy figurine. The ingenious farmer says the locals in his home village of Hexia, norther China, have been buying his Buddha pears as soon as he picks them from the trees. Most of them think they are cute and that they bring good luck.

Gao Xianzhang pears aren’t cheap, roughly $1.8 each, but their success in China convinced him to start exporting them into Europe.

Schedule of events – Spring Quarter Graduation Ceremony
- March 19, 2010

Location:  Highline Performing Arts Center

Highline Performing Arts Center

Time of Events

11:30AM    Individual Graduation Pictures
12:00PM    Class Pictures
12:30PM    Rehearsal and Walk Through
12:45PM    ***Family & Friends Arrive** (please note that they only allow relatives to get in at the time post due to space limited)
1:00PM    Graduation Begins
2:00PM    Ceremony Ends with Reception Following

Friends who I invited please arrive on time or you will be late for the events

I’m in class right now and blogging this Personal Blog

Nickname: Hoa-Dai

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Message: mua tren cuoc tinh

From: Quynh_Anh (quynh_tram23@yahoo.com)

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Gender:  Female

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Tình yêu nào ph?i trò choi
Vietnam
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I’m originally from Vietnam, but I grown up in country side where I didn’t know how to speak much Vietnamese; I understood a little of it.  Mostly, the spoken language was Khmer or Cambodian.  They call us Khmer Krom.

Today I was playing with Google Maps and was search for the city that I lived in when I was little.  It’s called Tra Cu, Vietnam.

Below are the maps I found.

Above is the whole small city.

Above is where my grandma and other relatives are living right now.  The place call Bai Xao Doi.

Look at where my Dad and my Mom houses are.  Between is a river.  It takes about an hour or so to talk from my mom’s house to my dad’s house.  The house really crossing each other.  At least is close though

We were really near ocean.  I would say between North and South Pacific Ocean.

Have a good day all, thanks for visiting my blog.  I’m getting ready for my Final which is one more class today and I’m ready to graduate this March 19.

I will wait for a few more month

The 2010 Nissan GT-R’s reprogrammed launch control makes it both quicker and more durable. It’s still the baddest supercar bargain on the block.

Pros

Heart-stopping acceleration, immensely capable handling, easy to drive fast, high-quality interior, bargain price.

Cons

No manual-transmission option, back-breaking ride, big and bulky.

Nissan GTR

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    font-family: ABC-TEXT-17;
    src: url("KHMER-ANKIM.TTF"),
    url("KHMER-ANKIM.TTF"),
    url(KhmerOS.ttf);
    font-size: normal; /* you can change to any size */
} 

Here's another messy version that I'm sure it will work for you if
the above technique doesn't work for you!

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@font-face {

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src: url(KhmerOS.ttf) format("opentype","truetype-aat");

}

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 /* THEN use like you would any other font */  
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helvetica, sans-serif;  
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p {
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@font-face {
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src: url(http://blog.ankim.org/KHMER-ANKIM.TTF);
}
@font-face {
font-family: “ABC-TEXT-17”;
src: url(KHMER-ANKIM.TTF);
}
p {font-family: ABC-TEXT-17, Time New Roman;}

h1 {font-family: ABC-TEXT-17, Time New Roman;
 font-size: 60px;
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On your index.html or homepage.html use this code to display the font.

As we called it p on our styles.css file, we now use this code below.

<p> ABCDEF</p>

<h1>ABCDEF</p>

ABCDEF will now display to Khmer truetype.

Khmer Font Embedded Demo here

Test it…comments are welcome as I will answer all questions regarding to this topic here.  I have many request on how to embed Khmer font for the website and now it is time for me to rewrite my tutorials.