Jesus,
Our new writing – “A 35 years old girl” – has good results.
Many girls understand their values more
and many boys respect girls more.
So great.
Hoping we have many better writings.
Wishing I love boys and men with all my heart
while I work for girls’ and women’s rights.
Wishing half the population has a chance to live life at its fullest.*
Amen.
PTH
greentechmedia – Lithium Australia is the latest in a series of firms looking downstream.
MARCH 09, 2018
An Australian lithium mine.
Lithium Australia last month became the latest in a growing list of mineral extraction firms to branch out into battery manufacturing.
The Perth, Western Australia-based lithium company announced acceptance of an offer for 99.7 percent of the Very Small Particle Company (VSPC), an Australian firm that develops and produces nanoscale metal oxides for lithium-iron-phosphate electric vehicle batteries.
Date:March 12, 2018 Source:University of Helsinki
Credit: Enrico Di Minin
Illegal wildlife trade is one of the biggest threats to biodiversity conservation and is currently expanding to social media. This is a worrisome trend, given the ease of access and popularity of social media. Efficient monitoring of illegal wildlife trade on social media is therefore crucial for conserving biodiversity.
In a new article published in the journal Conservation Biology, scientists from the University of Helsinki, Digital Geography Lab, argue that methods from artificial intelligence can be used to help monitor the illegal wildlife trade on social media.
Jesus,
What am I thinking?
I’m thinking about our project.
The deadline is coming.
Am I worry?
No.
I don’t know what I should do
but I believe I can do well. Continue reading Prayer 419
scmp – Ho Chi Minh City exhibition recalls how American GIs organised protests, published underground newspapers and served jail time in their efforts to bring peace to Southeast Asia
By Gary Jones –
The stereotypical image of the Vietnam war veteran, returning to the United States after an arduous tour of duty, only to be spat upon and cursed as a murderer by sneering, long-haired peace protesters, is seared into the American psyche like a scar from a white-hot burst of napalm. The accepted belief is that weary veterans trudged home to be condemned, cold-shouldered, even physically assaulted – simply for doing their duty to their country.
Ron Carver, curator of the “Waging Peace” exhibition, at the War Remnants Museum, in Ho Chi Minh City. Picture: Gary Jones
Jesus,
Where are you?
Ah, you’re here.
Jesus, I give you the joys of yesterday.
Uhm, the joys from the new writing of you and me
and from the lovely details in the film we’ve just watched together.
Jesus, I like these joys
but I give you them.
I want my soul to be empty. Continue reading Prayer 418
vnexpress.net By Dat Nguyen April 7, 2018 | 05:00 am GMT+7
The poor faces a widening gap in terms of access to upper secondary education and improved water and sanitation.
Nine million Vietnamese people are still living in extreme poverty, according to a World Bank report released on Thursday which calls for more alleviation efforts despite the success so far.
Jesus,
Please ensure inclusive and equitable quality education
and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
Amen
PTH
technologyreview – Here are the real reasons we’re not building clean energy anywhere near fast enough.
Fifteen years ago, Ken Caldeira, a senior scientist at the Carnegie Institution, calculated that the world would need to add about a nuclear power plant’s worth of clean-energy capacity every day between 2000 and 2050 to avoid catastrophic climate change. Recently, he did a quick calculation to see how we’re doing.
Not well. Instead of the roughly 1,100 megawatts of carbon-free energy per day likely needed to prevent temperatures from rising more than 2 ˚C, as the 2003 Science paper by Caldeira and his colleagues found, we are adding around 151 megawatts. That’s only enough to power roughly 125,000 homes.
earthobservatory NASA – acquired February 3, 2018
Every January through March, vast numbers of small fires spring up across the countryside in Southeast Asia. Those months usually bring cool, dry weather—perfect conditions for burning.
The Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) on the Suomi NPP satellite captured data (above) showing the locations of hundreds of fires burning in Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar (Burma) on February 3, 2018. Each red dot on the map depicts one fire detection from the VIIRS 750-meter active fire data product. (Note that there is also a 375-meter active fire data product that detects more fires, but the 750-meter product is the basis for this useful mapping tool.)
Jesus,
Please hold my hand
and let’s sleep.
Give me peaceful sleep
in your love scent.
Amen.
PTH
Last update 16:55 | 17/03/2018 vietnamnet
Situated to the southeast of Phú Quốc Island, Nam Du Archipelago in the southern province of Kiên Giang consists of 21 islands and islets. The archipelago is often referred to as a miniature of Hạ Long Bay in the southern sea of Việt Nam, but unlike its tourist-clogged northern counterpart, it is a rather untouched destination.
Fishing on the sea. — Photo diadiemanuong.com
In recent years, Nam Du has been mentioned as an intriguing, pristine destination for young travelers interested in discovering new places. Hòn Ngang, Hòn Mấu, Hai Bờ Đập and Bãi Cây Mến have become popular due to their natural beauty.
Giêsu ơi,
Em đang nghĩ về tương lai đất nước.
Mình nên làm gì?
Xin Chúa cho em câu trả lời.
Mở Kinh Thánh ra nào.
Nhã Ca?
Giêsu, em hỏi Giêsu một câu hỏi chính trị
và Giêsu trả lời em bằng bài thơ sexy này? Continue reading Lời cầu nguyện 415 – Prayer 415
Jesus,
Today begins great.
Good meal.
Good coffee.
The refreshing wind.
Soft sunlight.
Flowers and leaves are here.
So great.
Let’s open the Holy Bible.
What will we have today? Continue reading Prayer 414
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vnexpress.net By Ngan Anh April 3, 2018 | 01:18 pm GMT+7
A sex worker looks for customers at a public park in downtown Hanoi, as shown in a file photo by AFP.
‘Sex workers should have the right to make a living, contribute to society, and enjoy welfare in terms of healthcare and education.’
Vietnamese officials have expressed their concerns about the complicated nature of recognizing prostitution as a job.
Đọt Chuối Non 