Giêsu ơi,
Em yêu những khoảnh khắc mình nghe tiếng Anh trước khi ngủ.
Trước khi ngủ,
mình cùng nghe tiếng Anh.
Em cầm điện thoại,
mở các webs dạy tiếng Anh,
chia sẻ màn hình điện thoại với Giêsu
và cùng nhau, mình nghe tiếng Anh trước khi ngủ. Continue reading Lời cầu nguyện 505 – Prayer 505
Giêsu ơi,
Mỗi ngày em phải đọc rất nhiều tài liệu.
Mỗi khi mệt, em lại nhìn Giêsu.
Khi em nhìn Giêsu,
khi em đặt tay em lên tay Giêsu,
những nếp nhăn trên mặt em được xóa mờ,
em thở thật sâu,
em cười dịu dàng,
tâm trí em trống rỗng,
chẳng còn gì trong tâm trí em, ngoại trừ Giêsu. Continue reading Lời cầu nguyện 504 – Prayer 504
In January 1958, the first 35 kV power line (Hanoi – Pho Noi) was built and in the third quarter of the same year was inaugurated and successfully energized. This was a remarkable milestone in the development of the Vietnam power network.
Jesus,
I lean on your shoulder when I’m sleepy on long trips.
I lean on your back when I read ebooks in coffee times.
When I’m tired, I lean on you.
When I’m not tired, I lean on you, too.
I want to lean on you every time, every where.
I need you, Jesus.
Amen.
PTH
Jesus,
To me,
the most important job is to communicate with you.
Before knowing you,
I think the most important job is to share with younger people
about positive thinking,
about personal development,
about sustainable development… Continue reading Prayer 502
Disaster-prone Vietnam is susceptible to rapid-onset emergencies like storms, typhoons, and flooding annually. During these times, children are unable to go to school due to unsafe conditions and parents fearing for their children’s safety. Approximately 70% of the population is living in coastal and low-lying areas, resulting in high vulnerability to extreme weather events intensified by climate change and global warming.
As part of Save the Children in Vietnam’s risk reduction work, the country office has been working to improve the way hazard risk information is shared. Partnering with local government agencies and mobile companies, Save the Children initiated an SMS disaster early warning system that provides weather information to the vulnerable coastal provinces of Thua Thien Hue, Quang Nam, and Da Nang.
Jesus,
I’ve just talked with my friend this morning.
Do you think that I did well?
Do you think that he liked the way I talked?
Do you think that he liked me?
I like him.
He’s handsome and shy.
He listens to me and knows nothing about ĐCN.
He seems to like my strength
and specially, being comfortable with the strength.
So cute, right Jesus?
Amen.
PTH
(Reuters) – A California jury on Friday found Monsanto liable in a lawsuit filed by a man who alleged the company’s glyphosate-based weed-killers, including Roundup, caused his cancer and ordered the company to pay $289 million in damages.
The case of school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson was the first lawsuit to go to trial alleging glyphosate causes cancer. Monsanto, a unit of Bayer AG following a $62.5 billion acquisition by the German conglomerate, faces more than 5,000 similar lawsuits across the United States.
Jesus,
You have electricity in your body, right?
Every time I hold your hand with your fingers tight,
my heart gets an electric shock.
Can I hold your hands without electric shocks?
Although I get electric shocks,
I love every time we hold hands together,
interlaced fingers,
so tight.
I love you, Jesus.
Amen.
PTH
vietnamnews Update: April, 16/2017 – 09:00
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| Floral farming: Orchid garden in Fosaco Village, Củ Chi District. Photo Lê Minh |
Already famous for its incredible network of underground tunnels, Củ Chi is using its rustic ambience to attract more visitors keen to get away from urban bustle, Sơn Hà finds.
Arguably, no visitor to HCM City, or Việt Nam, even, will miss a trip to the Guerilla Warfare Tunnels.
They are a dark reminder of dark days, and a fantastic reminder of incredible bravery, ingenuity and indomitable spirit.
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Vietnam and Indonesia boast some of the world’s largest cajuput forests
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| Bui Dac Thang, director of the Dong Thap Muoi Herbal Medicine Research, Conservation and Development Center, poses with a ‘bach dan chanh’ (Corymbia citriodora, commonly known as lemon-scented gum), which is rich in oil essences. Photo: Tuoi Tre |
Vietnamese researchers have spent years dedicating themselves to conserving the shrinking cajuput gene pool in the Mekong Delta province of Long An as a means of boosting economic and tourism growth.
Today, I’m known as a strong advocate in my social circles, promoting women’s and minorities’ voices in media. But when I first moved to China seven years ago, as a 23-year-old Canadian reporter of Chinese ancestry, it was a different story. To some men in my professional network, I was a target, not a peer.
But the path from silent target to advocate has been a rocky one, a road signposted by incidents of harassment and aggression.
The Vietnamese authorities have submitted a complaint to the World Trade Organization (WTO) to request formal consultations with Washington over its recently announced 30% tariff on crystalline silicon PV imports.
The Ninh Thuan province is located in the south central coastal region of Vietnam and has some of the best solar conditions in the country.
Image: Nguyen Thanh Quang/Wikipedia
Hanoi joins China and South Korea in formally requesting compensation in its complaint over new U.S. safeguard measures on solar cell and module imports, which were announced in January. In late February, the governments of the Philippines and Malaysia also filed complaints, following similar moves by Singapore and the E.U.
Rich in wildlife, Southeast Asia includes at least six of the world’s 25 “biodiversity hotspots” – the areas of the world that contain an exceptional concentration of species, and are exceptionally endangered. The region contains 20% of the planet’s vertebrate and plant species and the world’s third-largest tropical forest.
In addition to this existing biodiversity, the region has an extraordinary rate of species discovery, with more than 2,216 new species describedbetween 1997 and 2014 alone.
Đọt Chuối Non 