Thursday - November 26th 2009
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The business of fame

Paula Taylor, Thailand’s most successful model and Geoff Heydt, a talent representative, explain how to make a face very famous.

Paula Taylor, Thailand’s most successful model and Geoff Heydt, a talent representative, explain how to make a face very famous.

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Cambodia's lensmen

Local photojournalists have gradually replaced foreign professionals and are now enjoying greater exposure on the international market.

Local photojournalists have gradually replaced foreign professionals and are now enjoying greater exposure on the international market.

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Lao girls preparing for success

As host to the 2009 SEA Games, Laos will expect to strike gold with its young female petanque team.

As host to the 2009 SEA Games, Laos will expect to strike gold with its young female petanque team and see off the Thais – the region’s unlikely champions. More...

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Portrait of an artist

A Belgian artist creates unique pictures of Asia by combining pop-art images with the painting technique of a Flemish master.

A Belgian artist creates unique pictures of Asia by combining pop-art images with the painting technique of a Flemish master.

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Festive dangers

Festive dangers
Psychotherapist Sathya Pholy works as a consultant for microfinance providers VisionFund, as a psychotherapist for the Phnom Penh Counselling Centre and as the host of ...
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Asia's prime time kings

Asia's prime time kings The first Spikes Asia Awards presented a chance for regional marketing agencies to share ideas and celebrate the strides made on the Asian scene. Read more...
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A Scot at home on the Angkor Resort golf course

A Scot at home on the Angkor Resort golf course

A well travelled Scotsman with a passion for golf has found a second home on the Angkor Resort’s lush green. Adam Robertson knows how lucky he is. Every day on his shor...

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Back from the dead

Back from the dead Memories of the tsunami have brought their fair share of sadness, but also inspired fresh initiatives for west coast tourism. Read more...
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Has faith gone to the dogs?

Has faith gone to the dogs?

Celebrated atheist Richard Dawkins reveals his respect for Darwin, his reasons for d isliking religion in any shape or form and why one percent of him still can’t let go....

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A not so rough diamond

A not so rough diamond Friendship with an unassuming Tibetan sculptor inspired a young photojournalist to document the elderly craftsman and his ancient art. Read more...
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