Jesus,
Do you remember the first time we meet?
Yes,
the fresh morning,
warm sunlight,
sweet wind,
and you stand there. Continue reading Prayer 316
Category Archives: Trang tiếng Anh
First container block train connecting Vietnam with China arrives in Hanoi
Last update 17:17 | 27/11/2017 vietnamnet
Vietnam Railway (VNR) has announced that the first container block train connecting Vietnam with China arrived at Yen Vien Station, Hanoi, on November 25.
The first container block train connecting Vietnam with China
Earlier on November 25, VNR and China Railway (CR) jointly held a ceremony to welcome the container block train at Dong Dang Station in Vietnam’s northern province of Lang Son.
The train departed from Huanggang Station in Nanchang city, Jiangxi province, China, on November 22 and arrived at the Yen Vien Station in Hanoi on November 25.
Digital content firms meet legal barriers
Last update 07:45 | 22/09/2017 – vietnamnet
VietNamNet Bridge – The digital content industry is witnessing a shift in devices from computers to smartphones.
But state management policies have not changed, making is difficult for digital content firms to do business as they have to both comply with the laws and satisfy requirements set by platform providers.Nguyen Thanh Hung, director of VTC Intecom, said the development of the digital content industry is hindered by strict regulations.
Vietnam’s homegrown system for saving water
October 24, 2017
A young man returned home to invent an internet-integrated system that helps farmers produce more food with less water.
Tri Nguyen, CEO of MimosaTEK, was born and raised in Dalat, a city in the Central Highlands region of Vietnam, where the land is mountainous and fertile. He grew up surrounded by local farmers who planted a rich variety of products — from bell peppers and flowers to coffee and bananas. Tri moved to Ho Chi Minh City to work in the information technology sector as a young man, but when the opportunity came, he decided to return to his roots and start a strawberry farm with his friends in Dalat.
The nunchaku and a young man’s path of career
VNN – Update: November, 26/2017 – 09:00 
Gripping: Lại Xuân Huy guides his club members on practising nunchaku moves. VNS Photos Trung Hiếu
Viet Nam News Endless effort and passion has enabled Lại Xuân Huy to succeed at a deadly form of martial arts. He even quit university to learn more about the ancient art from Okinawa, the home of nunchaku, two sticks joined by a short chain. Trung Hiếu reports.
Prayer 315
Jesus,
Before meeting you,
I usually wonder if l have literary talents,
if God really gives me literary talents.
After meeting you,
I am not only know I have literary talents,
but also I know a little what art is. Continue reading Prayer 315
Children brutally beaten at Ho Chi Minh City childcare center
Children aged two to five are physically abused at the facility on a daily basis
By Tuoi Tre News November 26, 2017, 15:46 GMT+7
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| Pham Thi My Minh threatens the children with a knife during a meal at the Mam Xanh daycare facility in District 12, Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Tuoi Tre |
Workers at a daycare center in Ho Chi Minh City have been caught physically abusing dozens of children.
Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper reporters have revealed the ugly truth at the Mam Xanh child care facility in Hiep Thanh Ward, District 12.
Venezuela is likely to be the first country to lose all of its glaciers, but unfortunately it will not be the last country.
Venezuela is losing its last glacier
Venezuela used to have five glaciers. Today, only one remains. The last glacier in Venezuela, the Humboldt glacier, is about to disappear. “Reduced to an area of ten football pitches, a tenth of its size 30 years ago, it will be gone within a decade or two,” reports The Economist. Once Venezuela loses the Humbolt, it will become the first country in modern history to have lost all of its glaciers.
The glacier is expected to completely vanish in ten to twenty years, and scientists have expressed the importance of studying the glacier in its last stages. However, the political and economic crisis in Venezuela makes it difficult to study the glacier.
HSBC accused of breaking EU sanctions rules by co-financing Vietnam coal plant
HSBC might be breaking European Union rules on working with Russian banks by funding a new 1,200 megawatt coal-fired power station in Vietnam. The bank, which recently announced a US$100 billion fund to fight climate change, denies this.
By working with a Russian bank, HSBC is in breach of sanctions put into place by the EU after Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, Market Forces has claimed. Image: HSBC
By Robin Hicks
eco-business_HSBC, one of the world’s largest financial services groups, may have broken European Union (EU) sanctions regulations by working with a Russian bank on the financing of a new coal-fired power plant in Vietnam, according to an investigation by Market Forces, an environmental group that campaigns against the funding of fossil fuel power projects.
Chàm museum gets breath of fresh air
VNS – Update: November, 06/2017 – 09:00 
Rivalkingdom: A visitor looks at a corner of Trà Kiệu gallery of Cham culture.
Viet Nam News After nearly two years of refurbishment, the Đà Nẵng Museum of Cham Sculpture has re-opens all galleries. Housing the largest collection of Chăm sculpture in the world, the museum preserves the art and history of the Kingdom of Champa that once flourished in now central Việt Nam. Nguyễn Hoàng Hương Duyên explores.
Prayer 314
Jesus,
The shows are interesting.
Perhaps this is the first time I look at the Chinese people from this point of view.
Things I think about China are
South China Sea, One Belt One Road,
Taiwan, Hong Kong, Tibet,
economics, human rights,
relations between China and other countries… Continue reading Prayer 314
Wild animals traded via agriculture export to China
Last update 16:42 | 23/11/2017 vietnamnet
Wild animals and their parts have been found hidden among agricultural products exported to China according to a recent report from Ministry of Finance to the government.
Police seize a large number of ivory imported to Vietnam
The illegal trading of wild animals which mostly come from Africa is carried out by air and waterways through Laos, Cambodia to Vietnam, and then by road from Vietnam to China, the report said.
“The smugglers often hide the frozen animals or animal parts including ivory, tiger bones, or rhino horn among agricultural products being exported to China through border gates or open roads between the two countries.
Skills and occupational needs in renewable energy and Green Buildings – Kỹ năng và nghề nghiệp cần thiết trong ngành năng lượng tái tạo và công trình xanh
International Labour Organization
Renewable energy
Download: Skills and occupational needs in renewable energypdf – 2.6 MB
The renewable energy sector is growing fast: about half of the new electricity-generating capacity added globally in 2008 and 2009 came from renewable energy additions. Fast deployment has led to skill shortages in technical occupations such as solar installers and electrical engineers, but also in more general occupations, such as sales and finance specialists, inspectors, auditors and lawyers.
This report brings together the findings from 33 countries and arises from a joint EC/ILO project on Knowledge sharing in early identification of skill needs.
Prayer 313
Jesus,
We love each other.
I love living with you for I love you.
I love you for you are who you are
You are God, okay,
but I love you for you are you.
Because you are you,
I love you, Jesus.
Amen.
PTH
E-Waste in East and South-East Asia jumps 63% in five years
2017•01•15 BONN unu.edu
The volume of discarded electronics in East and South-East Asia jumped almost two-thirds between 2010 and 2015, and e-waste generation is growing fast in both total volume and per capita measures, new UNU research shows.
Driven by rising incomes and high demand for new gadgets and appliances, the average increase in e-waste across all 12 countries and areas analysed — Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Province of China, Thailand and Vietnam — was 63% in the five years ending in 2015 and totalled 12.3 million tonnes, a weight 2.4 times that of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
China alone more than doubled its generation of e-waste between 2010 and 2015 to 6.7 million tonnes, up 107%.
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