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From: mrynders@bronze.ucs.indiana.edu (Maurice Rynders)
Subject: Re: 10 million dollar richer
Organization: Indiana University
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 17:38:45 GMT

In article <1jmkcsINNnt4@hp-col.col.hp.com> thait@col.hp.com (Thai Tran) writes:
><PDLBH@CUNYVM.BITNET> writes:
>>       some friends of mine received a big envelope from
>> the Publisher's Clearing House, declaring that they had
>> won 10 million dollars.  According to your experiences,
>> is this a hoax or not? Did anyone actually win this
>> sweeptake?
>> Le Duc
>
>   I got one too about six months ago stating that I won 10 million
>dollars.  After reading some of the materials in the envelope for about
>30 seconds, I tossed everything in the trash...
>
>   Maybe your friend got a different kind of envelope, but on mine, the fine
>lines at the bottom stated that I was one of the eight or ten finalists
>chosen for the "Grand Prize" drawing and the number they assigned to me was
>something like "XYZW891001AB".  I figured that the odds that the computer -
>or what ever they were using to generate the winning number - to come up
>with this same set of characters and numbers I had was one in several
>trillions...
>
>   I don't mine P.C.H. sending me all this stuff once in awhile, because
>occasionally, I subscribe to some of their magazines;  I find that they
>have some of the best subscription rates around.  When I feel like
>winning a million dollars, I go out and buy myself a lotto ticket... 8-)
>
>Thai

Thai is right. The chance to win in these sweepstakes is almost zilch
(0). There are just way too many "lucky numbers around. The best thing
to do is to see if you like their rates for magazines, but if not just
trash the whole thing. For the price of your time and that stamp you can
get a much better deal (based on chance-of -winning) from your state-run
or other type of lottery. 
IF you order, you might as well participate, since you're gonna need
that stamp anyway. 

MCR 1/21/93
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From: txn5599@ritvax.isc.rit.edu (Tan Q. Nguyen)
Subject: Re: "lvp0901@ritvax.isc.rit.edu" postings
Reply-To: txn5599@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology
Distribution: na
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 18:25:28 GMT

In article <1993Jan22.200612.15642@csus.edu>, tttle@sfsu.edu  (thuy) writes:
>>Hey, 
>>This is the U.N. Peace Keeper, if you all don't stop all this fighting I will 
>>have to call in the troops and wipe you all out. Look at Saddam for example,
>>he's now behave like a good little boy. hi` hi` hi`.... ;-)))))))
>>
>
>"Troops" o+? dda^u ra ma` ha(m do.a du+~ va^`y ne` ???

Where do you think the U.N. Peace Keeping Force get their troops? Thi` dde? ra
ddo'. Would you like to volunteer to be one of the troops? The U.N. is 
especially in need of female troops. :-)

Tan 
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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: DTRAN@emelnitz.ucla.edu (Daniel Tran)
Subject: Re: Help Vietnam or be quiet is even more use ...
Organization: UCLA Arts Support 
Date: 21 Jan 93 11:29:43 PST

>
>But you don't have to go back to VN to help the poor in VN. Just encourage
>people to invest in your country, send back money to help your relatives
>so they invigorate the economy. And please don't find faults with the people
>open to attact, but remember: it is the thought that counts. You do more good
>to my relatives in  VN than publishing a 1000-page manual full of criticisms.

Tu`ng. I agree with the above.  I want to add - constructive criticsim & 
advice is needed here.


>*  To another shallow-thinking person who quipped that 'if Vietnamese people
>are so smart, why would they need the US's help in ending the trade embargo?'
>I wonder if this person ever took 'International Trade Economics'. The US is
>NOT doing Vietnam a favor; in trades, both parties gain. The only thing that's
>preventing the US from normalizing relations is their pride in getting all
>the MIA bodies back, since they've lost the war. Also, we live in a world
>that has integrated so much that every country needs each other. 

Yup, both countries will gain.  The US is still playing games with VietNam,  
I think they want ba'c va` -dan?g to beg and say "Yes, communism was the bad 
choice".  First the US wanted VN to get out to Cambodia, VN did.  Then they 
want ALL MIA bodies back, VN tried but not good enough.  Common, all MIA 
bodies - this is like looking for a needle in the hay stack.  I don't know 
what the US wants - Any idea?


>China is now negotiating to buy an aircraft carrier from Ukraine for a cheap
>$240 million. They've bought roughly 70 MiG & Su fighters from Russia. They've
>finished construction of an airbase on  the island of Hai Nam, and trying
>to project their dominance into  the South China Sea. They are well within
>striking distance of any  area in Vietnam.  I am not ready for another
>century of China ruling Vietnam, like old time eh?
>
Scary just thinking about it.  Vietnamese Style Communism out -  Chinese 
Style Communism in. I think the US is monitoring the Chinese's progress 
closely, are they??.  

Du~ng Tra^`n - dtran@emelnitz.ucla.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: mrynders@bronze.ucs.indiana.edu (Maurice Rynders)
Subject: Re: Deutsches Netz
Organization: Indiana University
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 05:02:15 GMT

In article <1k3djfEINNpu5@uni-erlangen.de> vu@forwiss.uni-erlangen.de (Hung Vu) writes:
>In article <1993Jan22.134542.5352@rcvie.co.at> se_dang@rcvie.co.at (Sang Dang) writes:
>>Hallo allerseits!
>>
>>Freue mich dass sich ein paar Leute aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum melden.
>>Es sind ja fast ausschliesslich Vietnamese aus den Staaten auf dem Netz. Wo 
>>sind denn die anderen?
>>
>>Gruess Euch
>>
>>Eine einsame Stimme aus Wien, Oesterreich
>>
>
>Oh! Zum ersten Mal hoere ich, dass es auch Vietnamesen in Oestereich 
>gibt. 
>Wien, Stadt der Traeume.
>Schoenen Gruss nach Wien. Sind die VNe - Maedel auch sooo traeumerisch wie
>Wien?
You betya!

MCR 1/28/93
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Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 47405  
(812)855-9709 (office)  (812)857-6799 (home)  (812)855-6616 (fax)  
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From: lethien@ludwig.enet.dec.com (NoLordShallStandBeforeMyself,IamDeicide)
Subject: Re:      Mo^.t nga`y ho^m -do'
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation. Hudson, Ma
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 13:30:46 GMT


In article <27JAN199310561831@lims01.lerc.nasa.gov>, folduon@lims01.lerc.nasa.gov writes...
>In article <9301251708.AA10567@media.mit.edu>,
>"--UNMCVM" <%UNMCVM.BITNET@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> writes...
> 
>                     Deleted
> 
> 
>"Ngu+o+`i a^'y" cu?a D.H.G.C. co`n e the.n chu+a co' chi.u ra kho?i
>bo'ng to^'i la.i co`n ma('c co+~ kho^ng da'm -da(ng ba`i tho+ tra? le^~
>cho D.H.G.C., ne^n co^ be' pha?i nho+` to+'i Em Eo na`y.  I' da., ba` con
>co' tha('c ma('c gi` thi` ho?i tha(?ng D.H.G.C. -di chu+' tui ho^?ng co'
>chi.u tra'ch nhie^.m -do' nha, Em Eo tui chi? -da(ng du`m tho^i. :-)
> 
>	Bie^'t cha(ng anh ho+~i trong em,
>Ti`nh si mo^.t mo^'i e^m -de^`m -dong -du+a.
>	Nhe. ro+i va`i gio.t lu+a thu+a,
>be^n nhau da.o pho^' nhu+~ng tru+a he.n ho`.
>	So+.i mu+a tre^n to'c chu+a kho^.
>Ti`nh anh em va^~n -do+.i cho+` tu+`ng -de^m
>	Luye^'n lu+u -do.ng la.i be^n re`m.
>Nu. ho^n ho^m a^'y mo^i em va^~n -da^`y,
>	Nhu+ mu+a va^~n u+o+'t vai ga^`y,
>va` nhu+ no^~i nho+' -do' -da^y nhu+~ng chie^`u.
> 
> 
>Ne` co^ be' PA, khi na`o ma` co' bo? De^ Hoa`i Gia'o Chu? thi` nho+'
>to+'i tui nhe, tui bo+. co^ em lie^`n, hi` hi`.  Gio+~n cho+i ti', -du+`ng
>co' no^~i no'ng a^?u nha D.H..  Co' su+?a la.i va`i chu+~ cho mu`i ti',
>-du+`ng gia^.n nha co^ be'. :-))
> 
> 
>M.L.

	Kha`kha`, cha no^.i ML na`y coi va^.y ma` cu~ng co`n ho+i 
	.....nha't ha' kha`kha`.....
	HTC Jr, ta nghe thie^n ha. giang ho^` ddo^`n dda.i la` De^
	Hoa`i Gia'o Chu? trong ma^'y tua^`n qua vu+`a bi. BU ma nu+~
	dda'nh cho mo^.t chu+o+?ng chi' ma.ng, ho^ng bie^'t so^'ng
	che^'t ra sao ??? Cha no^.i ddu+`ng co' so+. ha('n no^?i no'ng
	ba^'t tu+? hahahahahahaha

	Ba` con co^ ba'c ai co`n thuo^'c Marlboro ho^ng ? La`m o+n
	cho HTC Jr. ta xin mo^.t ddie^'u cho ddo+~ ghie^`n coi, dde^m
	qua HTC Jr. ta say qua' ma.ng, sa'ng da^.y ca'i mie^.ng no'
	dda('ng chi.u kho^ng co' no^?i kha`kha`kha`

	So^'ng ma` kho^ng say thi` ddu+`ng ne^n so^'ng
	So^'ng ma` kho^ng say thi` che^'t la`m sao ma` say 
	pha?i ho^ng ba` con kha`kha`kha` 

	HTC Jr.
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Date:         Sun, 24 Jan 1993 21:16:00 EDT
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From:         HENRY VIII <HENRY@UNCVX1.OIT.UNC.EDU>
Subject:      Test..test...test.....from Henry VIII

My greatest pleasure to make your acquaintance, dear SCVers.

Henry VIII
From: vietnam@my
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: joke
Date: 27 Jan 1993 19:50:04 GMT
Organization: n/a
Distribution: usa
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        he'-lo^ ba' ta'nh,

     dza. -da^`u na<m ho?ng gi` dzui ho*n -da^'u la'o dza` ke^? chuye^.n te^'u la^m.
Ca^u chuye^.n na^`y xa?y ra dza`o mu`ng mo^.t te^'t nha<m con no*.n. 
------Anh ba ga'c ma'y cho*? chu' bo^. -do^.i ve^` to*'i nha` dza` ke`o na`i the^m
ti' tie^`n "chu' cho con xin the^m dza`i tra<m nu*?a dzi` tho*`i buo^?i ma<'c mo?
xa<ng mua la.i le^n hoa`i." qui' dzi. bie^'t ha<'n tra? lo*`i sao kho^ng : 
 "xa<ng nlo' ne^n ma` lnu*o*ng tao -da^u co' ne^n, ma`y ma` -di ni'nh o*'h TAO CHO
CHE^'T ME. MA`Y NUO^N." Anh ba-ga'c ma'y :"@#$*&^><? bo? dze^`" 

------ye^u ye^'u, o^m o^'m   





Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: pvl0556@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Subject: Re: "lvp0901@ritvax.isc.rit.edu" postings
Reply-To: pvl0556@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
Organization: Rochester Institute of Technology
Distribution: na
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 21:07:26 GMT

hey buddy,
seem like be' thuy just kick your ass < he he he he >.  way the go... thuy..
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Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 16:27:58 EST
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From:         Khanh Bui <khanh@CAE.PRDS.CDX.MOT.COM>
Subject:      bi. cu+o+'p

Chi? co`n co' hai bu+~a nu+~a la` he^'t na(m ro^`i ma` ca'i
xui va^~n cu+' mo` to+'i kie^'m.

To^'i ho^m qua, khoa?ng 10 gio+` dde^m, khi K. vu+`a ve^`
to+'i nha` dda^.u xe vo^ parking lot ngay tru+o+'c cu+?a nha`,
vu+`a bu+o+'c ra kho?i xe thi` dda~ tha^'y 2 te^n A' ddo^ng
ddi to+'i.  Mo^.t te^n ho?i "Excuse me, do you know anyone
named Tu live here?" Anh re^~ cu?a K. te^n la` Tu+, ne^n K.
tu+o+?ng bo.n ho. la` ba.n cu?a anh re^~ K. Vu+`a ddi.nh ddo'ng
cu+?a xe la.i dde^? mo+? cu+?a apartment thi` dda~ bi. mo^.t te^n
cha^.n co^?, co`n te^n kia chu.p la^'y gio? xa'ch tay, trong ddo' co'
ca'i purse and wallet.  K. he^'t ho^`n, vu`ng va^~y va`
gia(`ng co vo+'i chu'ng mo^.t chu't.  Muo^'n la^'y whistle
trong chu`m chi`a kho'a ra tho^?i ma` kho^ng co' co+ ho^.i
Trong lu'c gia(`ng co, mo^.t te^n na`y bie^?u te^n kia
ba(`ng tie^'ng Vie^.t "La^'y su'ng ra ddi, la^'y su'ng ra
ddi!"  Nghe va^.y ne^n K. pha?i buo^ng tay let my bag go,
nho+~ no' ba('n thie^.t thi` bo? ma.ng.  The^' la` hai te^n
co gio` cha.y to+'i mo^.t chie^'c xe ho+i dda~ dda^.u sa(~n
cho+` va` gio^ng ma^'t.  Lu'c ddo' K. mo+'i la^'y ddu+o+.c ca'i
co`i ra dde^? tho^?i thi` dda~ qua' muo^.n ro^`i.  Ho+n
nu+~a cu~ng cha(?ng co' ai nghe, vi` nha` na`o cu~ng co'
storm window ki'n mi't.  Ho^`n vi'a le^n ma^y, ro+'t ma('t
kie^'ng ho^`i na`o cu~ng ho?ng hay.  K. cha.y bay va`o nha`
go.i cho police va` cancel he^'t credit cards.  Tra'i
tim muo^'n nha?y ra kho?i lo^`ng ngu+.c luo^n.

Cu~ng may la` K. kho^ng co' bi. chu'ng no' dda'nh gi` he^'t.
Tie^`n ma^'t kho^ng tha`nh va^'n dde^` ma` gia^'y to+` ma^'t
he^'t mo+'i la` me^.t.  Tro+`i o+i, ca? dde^m kho^ng ngu?
ddu+o+.c, cu+' bi. a'm a?nh hoa`i.  Sa'ng nay pha?i ddi ca`y
nu+~a me^.t muo^'n che^'t luo^n.

K. o+? W. Quincy, Massachusetts, ca'ch tha`nh pho^' Boston
khoa?ng 15 miles.  Khu vu+.c K. o+? tu+` ddo' gio+` kho^ng
nghe no'i co' chuye^.n gi` ghe^ go+'m xa?y ra ca?.  Va^.y
ma` ba^y gio+` la.i xa?y ra cho K.  Te^. ho+n nu+~a la` do
ngu+o+`i Vie^.t Nam la`m.  Ke^? cho ngu+o+`i My~ nghe, K. chi?
no'i la` do ngu+o+`i A' -Do^ng tho^i, no'i la` ngu+o+`i Vie^.t
mi`nh tha^.t la` xa^'u ho^? cho gio^'ng no`i.

Nga`y mai nu+~a la` qua na(m mo+'i ro^`i.  Mong  ra(`ng se~
kho^ng co`n chuye^.n gi` xui xe?o xa?y ra nu+~a.  Tu+` dda^y
tro+? ddi se~ take extra caution.  La`m tha^n lie^~u ye^'u
bo^` tu+o+.ng nhu+ chu'ng mi`nh tha^.t la` lo^~ pha?i kho^ng
ca'c ba.n pha'i ke.p to'c ?  Tho^i thi` cuo^'i na(m xa? xui
va^.y.  K. chu'c ca'c ba.n ddu+o+.c nhie^`u may ma('n va`
vui ve? trong na(m Con Ga` na`y nha.

Kim-Kha'nh
From: trinhm@hercules.cs.uregina.ca (Muoi-Ky Trinh)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: ZIMlooking for Zim
Date: 27 Jan 93 07:19:45 GMT
Organization: University of Regina, SK, Canada


Hi,
Does anyone out there have any information(s) on ZIM 3.11 or 4.01?
Thanx....
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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: jspence@cmptrc.lonestar.org (John Spence)
Subject: Re: Vietnamese food in Dallas
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 14:36:48 GMT
Organization: CompuTrac Inc., Richardson TX

Another excellent Vietnamese restaurant is located in Deep Elm called East  
Wind. I couldn't think of a finer evening than dining in Deep Elm and then
checking out the clubs. Have fun.
-- 
jspence@cmptrc.lonestar.org                                (214) 235-7161 x4100
John E. Spence                                                  CompuTrac, Inc.
            "Mostly people change not because they see the light,
               but because they feel the feel the heat." Anon.
From: tttle@sfsu.edu (thuy)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Misc: follow up: Con Trai kho^ng chung thu?y!!!(not all but most)
Date: 26 Jan 93 20:11:40 GMT
Organization: SCV Relay
Originator: tttle@sfsuvax1

In article <1993Jan26.075943@IASTATE.EDU> orion@IASTATE.EDU (Phi H Truong) writes:
>> [... stuff deleted ...]
>
>Vo+'i ti`nh vo+. cho^`ng, ne^'u mo^.t ngu+o+`i cu+' nghi? dde^'n mo^.t ngu+o+`i
>kha'c nhu+ng va^~n so^'ng chung vo+'i vo+. hoa(.c cho^`ng cu~a mi`nh co' the^~
>no'i la` "chung thu?y" hay kho^ng?  

Ca'i na`y co' the^? go.i la` "ngoa.i ti`nh trong tu+ tu+o+?ng" kho^ng 
va^.y ???

>Ne^'u ngu+o+`i vo+. hoa(.c cho^`ng ma^'t
>so+'m, cha(~ng le~ ngu+o+`i kia o+? gua' mo^.t mi`nh cho to+'i che^'t va` vu+'t
>ddi cuo^.c ddo+`i cu~a mi`nh cho hai chu+? "chung thu?y" hay sao?  

Tru+o+`ng ho+.p nhu+ the^' chi? co' tu`y theo ca'ch suy nghi~ cu?a 
mo^~i ngu+o+`i tho^i.

>Ne^'u mo^.t
>ngu+o+`i trong ca(.p vo+. cho^`ng "very abusive, physically and mentally" thi`
>hai ngu+o+`i va^~n ne^n so^'ng vo+'i nhau vi` hai chu+? "chung thu?y" hay kho^ng?

Co' ti`nh ye^u ro^`i mo+'i co' the^? dde^` ca^.p dde^'n "chung 
thu?y" pha?i kho^ng ???  Mo^.t trong hai ma` abusive qua' ... 
kho^ng bie^'t dda^y co' chi'nh thu+.c la` "ti`nh ye^u" kho^ng 
nhi? ???  No'i dde^'n dda^y, sao ma` ca'i vie^.c "chung thu?y" 
vo+'i thu?y chung sao ma` lo^.n xo^.n qua'.  A`, ca'c anh chi. 
SCVers, ne^'u la^.p gia ddi`nh thi` ne^n ro^.ng lo`ng tu+` bi 
cho ngu+o+`i vo+./cho^`ng ma` ddu+`ng co' "abusive, physically 
and mentally" nhe.
 
>
>This remind me of a saying "two birds tied together, although they have four
>wings they cannot fly."  Human capacity for love is limitless (think on the word
>limitless, the same is true for hatred).

NO, NO, hatred SHOULD never be used.  Love could & should be 
"limitless," but "hatred" ... we shouldn't even give it a 
thought. 
 
>
>--
>        _____________________________________________________________
>        |  orion@iastate.edu	        Only in silence the word,   |
>	|  Phi H. Truong		Only in dark the light,	    |
>	|				Only in dying life:	    |
>	|				Bright the hawk's flight    |
>	|				On the empty sky.	    |
> 	|					by Ursula K. LeGuin |	
>        |___________________________________________________________|
>
From: giap@NVL.ARMY.MIL (Giap Huynh)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Tho+ ta(.ng bo+.m nha^.u
Date: 26 Jan 93 20:57:55 GMT
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     Con Ga` tu.c ta'c la' chanh,
     Con lo+.n un? i?n mua to^i do^`ng ha`nh
     Con cho' kho'c du+'ng kho'c ngo^`i
     Me. o+i me. ho+?i mua to^i do^`ng rie^`ng !

   Khoa'i Kha^?u
From: smach@cac.washington.edu (Suantin Mach )
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Na(m Tuo^i?
Date: 26 Jan 1993 16:57:01 GMT
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I think when people coi quo*~ la` no'i mo^.t ca'ch ra^'t la`
to^?ng qua't tho^i, co`n chuye^.n xui hay kho^ng la` mo^~i
ngu*o*`i mo^~i kha'c, ta.i vi` mo^~i ngu*o*`i co' nga`y tha'ng
na(m sinh kha'c nhau, gio*` sanh cu~ng kha'c nhau ddo', co`n
mo^~i ngu*o*`i mo^.t tu*o*'ng nu*~a chu*'.  

Cho ne^n muo^'n bie^'t na(m nay he^n xui pha?i coi quo*~ theo
tu*`ng ngu*o*`i mo^.t cho ddu'ng.


In article <m0nGsgL-00001LC@galaxy> Giap Huynh <giap@NVL.ARMY.MIL> writes:
>>
>> Cac' ban. me^n'
>>       Ban. cua? LTBR noi' na(m nay LTBR bi. xui la(m' ta.i vi` la` na(m
>>       tuo^?i cua? LTBR. LTBR kho^ng tin la(m' nhu+ng tha^y' nhie^u`
>>       ngu+o+i` tin qua' ddi ne^n LTBR cung~ ho+i tin tin.  Va^y.
>>       co' ban. nao` bie^t' tai. sao la` minh` bi. xui ne^u' na(m
>>       ddo' la` na(m tuo^i? cua? minh` hong?
>>
>>
>>       Tha^n me^n'
>>
>>
>
>
>    Hi,
>       Va^.y la` chu'ng mi`nh cu`ng tuo^?i con GA` ! G thi` cu~ng
>    thu+o+`ng nghe ngu+o+`i ta quo+~ na(m tuo^?i ra^'t la` xa^'u va`
>    me. thu+o+`ng ca(n da(.n pha?i ca^?n tha^.n trong ba^'t cu+'
>    chuye^.n gi`. Nghe cu~ng so`+ so+...nhu+ng die^`u na`y la` do
>    tu+? vi xu+a nay pha^`n do^ng ca?nh ca'o va` tie^n doa'n toa`n
>     die^`u xa^'u cho na(m tuo^?i. G thi` kho^ng ra`nh tu+o+'ng so^'
>    ne^n kho^ng hie^?u vi` sao. Cha('c nhie^`u ngu+o+i` bi. xui xe?o
>    trong na(m tuo^?i ne^n ngu+o+`i ta tin. Vo+'i la.i he^? bi. xui
>    trong na(m thu+o+`ng thi` kho^ng sao, co`n xui trong na(m tuo^?i
>    thi` do^? lo^?i na(m tuo^?i ! G co' nghe da^u ra(`ng cu+' 12
>    na(m thi` sao ma.ng cu?a mi`nh chie^'u sao do' ne^n xa^'u. Nhu+ng
>    co`n tu`y na(m tuo^?i na`o. Co' na(m tuo^?i kho^ng xa^'u, tu`y
>    theo 12, 24, 36... tuo^?i.
>
>       Anyway, no'i to'm la.i chuye^.n xui xa?y de^'n la` no' de^'n
>    chu+' co^' tra'nh cu~ng kho^ng du+o+.c. Ho+i da^u ma` lo cho
>    do^? be^.nh pha?i kho^ng ?
>
>       Co' die^`u ba.n co' bie^'t la` ngu+o+`i tuo^?i con GA` ra sao
>    kho^ng ? Ngu+o+`i ta no'i tuo^?i con GA` cu+.c vi` to^'i nga`y
>    cu+' di moi mo'c kie^'m a(n. Ai cha(?ng pha?i di la`m de^? a(n
>     pha?i kho^ng ba.n ? Nhu+ng co' die^`u to^'t la` ngu+o+`i tuo^?i
>     con GA` ra^'t co^ng minh chi'nh tru+.c, oai phong. Cu+' nhi`n
>     con GA` tro^'ng thi` tha^'y oai ro^`i..co' 1 die^`u la` ngu+o+`i
>     tuo^?i GA` ho+i i'ch ky? do' ! Thi' du. nhu+ YE^U ai thi` chi?
>     muo^'n chi? cho rie^ng mi`nh tho^i chu+' kho^ng cho ngu+o+`i
>     ye^u de^? y' de^'n ai ca? ke^? ca? ba` con co^ ba'c.
>
>    Va`i do`ng ta^m su+. da^`u na(m...
>
>  Good Luck !
>
>
>    Gia'p
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 10:21:30 -0500
              USENET." <VIETNET@USCVM.BITNET>
From:         Nhan Tran <tran@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM>
Subject:      NEWS/VN: Clinton to keep pressure on VN

01/22

CLINTON SAID TO KEEP PRESSURE ON VIETNAM

    WASHINGTON, Jan 22, Reuter - President Bill Clinton plans to maintain
former president George Bush's three conditions for normalising U.S. relations
with Vietnam despite pressure from U.S. business, Clinton's nominee to be
deputy secretary of state said on Friday.
    Clifton Wharton said he is sure Clinton will require Vietnamese progress on
accounting for Americans still listed missing in the Vietnam War, supporting a
peace settlement in Cambodia and removing the last vestiges of post-Vietnam War
re-education camps.
    "We have taken the position, I suspect the administration will, that we
want to see action on those three fronts as a sort of precondition to whatever
we may do," he told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
    Wharton told the senators at his confirmation hearing that he believed
pressure would be kept on Vietnam to meet the conditions "as far as our
particular recognition of them is concerned."
    "We also are ... experiencing significant counter-pressure particularly
from American business interests who are anxious to enter into Vietnam,"
Wharton said.
    But he said he was confident Clinton would maintain the three conditions.
    Clifton became the first black to head a major predominantly white U.S.
university when he was elected president of Michigan State University in 1970.
    He later became chancellor of the State University of New York system, the
largest in the country, and most recently was chairman of the $112 billion
Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association pension fund.
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From: dangt@JSP.UMontreal.CA (Dang Thanh Ngan)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re:      POEM
Date: 21 Jan 93 18:28:23 GMT
Organization: Universite de Montreal

In article <9301211216.AA24025@alex.qc.ca> VKTL <hoa@ALEX.QC.CA> writes:
>Mu+`ng Ako?n, Bum
>
>Ako?n ga(.p Bum te' ca'i ddu`ng
>Mo^.t lu~ loi choi ngo' tha^'y mu+`ng
>Ke~ bo`,  ngu+o+`i le^'t ta vui ddu+'ng
>Gia^.t mi`nh ti?nh gia^'c te' chie^m bao !
>
>HiHi ... HaHa ... a ... a ..
>
>                Vo.ng Khuye^'t Thi Lang
>                20/1/93


     A^'y da, Ho^m nay ga^y chie^'n ha? Hoa`, hee hee ddu*o*.c ddu*o*.c
co' tie^'n bo^. hee hee heee


	Bum chu*a ddu*o*.c di.p te' "ca'i ddu`ng"
	Chi? co' Huy`nh Hoa` bi. be' Dung
	DDa' cho mo^.t pha't ro^`i ddau ddie^'ng
	Gio*` ngo^`i la`m tho* pha' lung tung

	Bum 21/1/93
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From: quoctp@cs.toronto.edu (Quoc Tuan Pham)
Subject: Re: Vietnam's oil potential ...
Organization: Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto
Date: 22 Jan 93 00:12:19 GMT

tungle@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (Tung T. Le) writes:

>World experts on oil exploration estimates that Vietnam has a huge stockpile
>of oil deposits deep in the Earth, roughly 1/10 of all the world's total
>reserve. Now this is very good news for VN endowed with so much potential

References, please.

>Actually, the people in VN are getting sophisticated. They like to sing
>karaoke & disco. These two things are very popular with young people over
>there. And almost all restaurants have karaoke systems.

Karaoke & Disco = getting sophisticated?


>		Le Thanh Tung
>			tungle@eniac.seas.upenn.edu



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