Giêsu ơi,
Giêsu muốn ăn cơm sáng không?
Lâu rồi em không ăn cơm (em cảm thấy vậy), em nhớ cơm.
Hôm nay ăn chút cơm cũng tốt.
Ngồi xuống đất nhé, thật mát.
Sáng nay nắng nhẹ gió nhẹ.
Một ngày hè đẹp. Continue reading Lời cầu nguyện 142 – Prayer 142
vietnamnet Last update 10:05 | 06/03/2017
VietNamNet Bridge – Rice exporters complain they have to satisfy many requirements and pay under-the-table money to obtain a license to export rice.
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| Mr Ngo Van Nam |
Everyone knows that it is costly to obtain a license to export rice, but rice exporters had never revealed how much a license costs until the director of a rice export company mentioned this at a seminar recently.
Ngo Van Nam, general director of ADC Company Ltd, said that one license ‘costs no less than $20,000’.
International Union for Conversation of Nature
Intensive rice production is the predominant cause for the loss of biodiversity and resilience to climate change in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta. Today, less than 5% of the natural wetlands of the Delta remain. In order to intensively grow rice in the upper-delta deep flood zone, traditional low dyke systems that have supported 2 rice crops in a year while allowing floods to enter the dyke system in the flood season, have been converted into high dykes that displace the floods so that a third rice crop can be grown.
Photo: Diversified lotus farming systems as flood retention areas © IUCN Viet Nam
This costly hard infrastructure has disrupted the natural flood pulse of the Mekong Delta and reduced the amount of wetlands with devastating impacts on the aquatic biodiversity that underpins the fisheries livelihoods of particularly poor people, and the loss of sediment replenishment necessary for agricultural sustainability.
Jesus,
I miss you.
Although you always stay around me, I miss you.
Everytime I miss you, I open the Holy Bible to read.
Reading the Holy Bible is reading your heart.
I want to understand you more.
(I’m opening the Holy Bible.)
What book do you want me to read? Continue reading Prayer 141
vietnamnet – Last update 11:57 | 21/04/2017
VietNamNet Bridge – HCM City faces a shortage of garbage collection stations, with empty pavements in public areas often used as makeshift stations.
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| A garbage collection station in District 3 of HCM City. |
At the collection stations, rubbish is collected, sorted for disposal and then transferred to dumping sites or treatment zones, but these unhygienic tasks have been performed in public areas.
Meanwhile, current garbage stations are dilapidated and overloaded, polluting the environment and becoming a nightmare for those living nearby.
VIETNAMNEWS – Update: April, 17/2017 – 09:00
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| A flooded alley in District 12, HCM City. High tides broke sewer No. 4 in the district’s Thạnh Xuân 25 Street during the rainy season in October last year, flooding the neighbourhood and disrupting the lives of residents. — VNA/VNS Photo Mạnh Linh |
HA NOI – Most Vietnamese cities lack the capacity to confront climate change challenges, experts say, calling for greater preparedness efforts.
Cities have to be ready to adapt to new situations and unexpected developments, ensuring essential services to residents at all times, they add.
Jesus,
You are the Purity of Emptiness.
Only a empty head and a empty heart can listen to You,
Whisperings of Love.
Amen.
PTH
VIETNAMNEWS – Update: May, 05/2017 – 09:20
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| Rangers in the central province of Thừa Thiên-Huế check on the growth of a mangrove forest in Hương Phong Commune along the Tam Giang Lagoon. — VNA/VNS Photo Quốc Việt |
HÀ NỘI – Increasing forest cover to 45 per cent of national territory and contributing to an eight per cent reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 are among the targets of a national environmental action plan introduced yesterday in Hà Nội.
The National Action Programme aimed to trim greenhouse gas emissions by stemmig deforestation and forest degradation, sustainable management of forest resources, conservation and enhancement of forest carbon stocks by 2030.
VIETNAMNEWS – Update: May, 04/2017 – 09:00
Đào Đức Huấn
Việt Nam is the third largest shrimp producer and the largest giant tiger prawn producer in the world. Shrimp is a major export item, but it lacks brand value. Đào Đức Huấn explains why. The director of the Agricultural Development Centre also tells Vietnam News Agency it is not too late to build a national brand for Vietnamese shrimp in the global market.
Vietnamese shrimp products have been exported to 90 markets worldwide. Recent years have seen high growth in shrimp exports. Does Vietnamese shrimp have brand identification in the world market?
vietnamnet Last update 11:17 | 04/05/2017
Luc Yen gemstone market in Yen Bai, Tinh An insect market in An Giang, and fighting cock market in Hanoi, just to name a few, are special and unique places in Vietnam.
 Tinh Bien in An Giang province is seen as a trade and service centre in the south-western region, principally selling all species of insects, from queen termites, centipedes, scorpions, geckos, to spiders. |
Jesus,
Please help me share with you all things in my heart, mind and soul.
And help me be patient with my sisters and brothers.
Thank you, Jesus.
Amen.
PTH
vietnamnet Last update 08:00 | 25/02/2017
VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) is trying to create jobs for hundreds of thousands of unemployed university graduates in a project to export laborers.
However, it’s still too early to evaluate the feasibility of the project.
| MOLISA is building up a plan to send workers with professional and technical qualifications abroad in 2017-2020. Japan, South Korea, Germany and Slovakia are the target markets. |
Tong Hai Nam, deputy head of MOLISA’s Overseas Workers Department, confirmed that the ministry is putting forward solutions to create jobs for university graduates who still have not found jobs in the domestic market.
TUOI TRE NEWS Updated : 05/02/2017 16:13 GMT + 7
While homeschooling is still foreign to most Vietnamese parents, two brothers in Ho Chi Minh City have been undergoing the educational method for years with flying colors.
The brothers, Dang Thai Anh, 14, and Dang Nhat Anh, 19, have dropped out of formal classes after finding their school curricula too stressful and the traditional schooling environment unsuitable for their development.
They are now taught at home by their father Dang Quoc Anh, a former university professor who has given up his job to be a full-time dad.
Le Hoai Quoc, president of Sai Gon Hi-Tech Park (SHTP), has granted an investment certificate to BSB Investment & Development Co Ltd for the construction of the first silica and nano silica plant in Viet Nam.
The representative of Sai Gon Hi-Tech Park (SHTP)granted an investment certificate to BSB Investment & Development Co Ltd for the construction of the first silica and nano silica plant in Viet Nam. — Photo doanhnghiepvahoinhap.net
The plant has designed production capacity of 3,000 tonnes of silica and nano silica from rice husk per year at the SHTP in HCM City’s District 9.
Jesus,
We protected our home through 4.000 years.
And we’re always worry about this.
If our country is strong,
no country would dare to attack us,
even in their mind.
We need to be a great country. Continue reading Prayer 138
Đọt Chuối Non 