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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 19:26:52 CST
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From:         "Tuan Tu --UNMCVM(TUANTU)" <TUANTU%UNMCVM.BITNET@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Subject:      Cho ngu*O*`i ba.n ca^u chuye^.n Cashew...

Ne`, tui co' loa.i cashew jumbo, a^'y the^' ma` co' ngu*O*`i no'i la` co'
loa.i co`n lo*'n ho*n.  Thu*.c hay hu* tui chu*a tha^'y, cho*' ne^'u ma`
co' la`m o*n go*?i cho tui a(n thu*? -du*o*.c ho^ng?  Nhu*ng tui thi'ch ma^'y
tra'i vu' su*~a kia ho*n la` ba    ho^.t cashew kia, a(n vo^ ca? -do^'ng
kha't nu*o*'c che^'t.  I am still waiting for the real big one. Ukie...



T.T.
From: ngoclu@phobos.unm.edu (ngoc-dung t  luntanondana)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Ca dao VN
Date: 27 Jan 1993 20:19:48 GMT
Organization: University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
Distribution: usa
NNTP-Posting-Host: phobos.unm.edu

     Hi,
     Tho+`i dda.i nam nu+~ bi`nh dda(?ng va? la.i chu'ng ta dddang o+?
My~ ne^n pha?i ra^'t la` thu+.c te^'. Thu+o+`ng thi` dda`n o^ng con trai a(n
uo^'ng nhie^`u ho+n dda`n ba` con ga'i ne^n mo+'i tha^.t la` de^~ "tan
hoang cu+?a nha`"!!!!!! Va? la.i ca^u ca dao na`y la` ke^'t qua? cu?a
mo^.t che^' ddo^. hu? nho.
     Besides, ca'c ba.n nghi~ sao ve^` ca^u ca dao:
      
              Ba ddo^`ng mo^.t mo+' dda`n o^ng
          Ta bo? va`o lo`ng ta xa'ch ddi cho+i
              Ba tra(m mo^.t mu. dda`n ba`
          Mua ve^`` ta tra?i chie^'u hoa cho ngo^`i!!!

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From: vuxx0002@student.tc.umn.edu ()
Subject: test
Organization: University of Minnesota
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 20:13:30 GMT


Only test!
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From: CE_NGUYEN@kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu (Sinh Nguyen)
Subject: [HELP]STANDARDIZED VIETNAMESE PROFICIENCY TEST
Organization: The Ohio State University
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 16:51:09 GMT

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: daon@staff.tc.umn.edu ()
Subject: [ngu? ho^?ng vo^] :-))
Organization: University of Minnesota
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 11:49:37 GMT

	ngu? ho^?ng dzo^ la` ngu? ho^?ng dzo^...
	giao thu+`a tu+. du+ng ngo^`i nho+' nho+' nhu+~ng kho^ng khi xu+a
	ngu? he^'t dzo^ :))..ba.n na`o co`n thu+'c thi` re'o T. etalk cho
	dzui :)) 
Ht
email: daon@staff.tc.umn.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: nguyen@enbp.cs.fsu.edu (Lucy Nguyen)
Subject: Re: Go back to VN to help rebuilding VN
Organization: Florida State University Computer Science Department
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 15:27:54 GMT

In article <1993Jan20.011646.23032@informix.com> giao@informix.com (Giao Tien Vu) writes:
>In article <9301191801.AA06886@media.mit.edu> TRANG@PINE.CIRCA.UFL.EDU (Stewart,T.) writes:
>>When you are over there, who will guarantee for your safety?  I hear that
>>they can trial you as Vietnamese citizen even you have the American citizen.
>>Am I wrong?

>Every nation has the right to put a citizen from a different country on
>trial even if the two countries have good relations.  For example: the
>famous court case in Singapore where two British students were accused
>of drug smuggling.  The country where the person comes from can only
>try to make sure that he gets a fair trial, nothing more.

My two cents on this subject:

Every nation is soveriegn, and if anyone breaks one of its laws, they are 
held under those laws(unless of course, you have diplomatic immunity. This
usually means that you are considered to be in your own country and would
be held responsible under the laws of your own country. Same as being in the
embassy.) If the countries have good relations, then you should get a fair
trial. Most countries won't do more than that for their citizens. There's a
lot of diplomacy involved usually, and most people aren't really important
enough. They'll usually try to extradite and move the trial to their own 
country, but that's always pretty iffy. There was one case in Florida where
a man from one of the Scandinavian countries murdered someone. The country
tried to get the trial moved over there, because Florida has the death 
penalty and they don't. I don't remember what happened. They may have worked
a deal so that he wouldn't get death. 

Anyway, that's all between countries with good relations. Vietnam and the US
have not formally established relations yet,  and you basically go at your
own risk. Since Vietnam IS trying to establish relations, they might be
willing to discuss with the US, and they might not. You could be used as a 
pawn in the game of diplomacy.

And about the citizenship business, although you declare that you are no
longer a citizen of a country, that doesn't mean that the country will
acknowledge that declaration. You can only get dual nationality if you
were born to foriegn citizens who are living in a different country. So 
technically, I have dual citizenship, while my sister doesn't( she was born 
after my parents were naturalized.) This means you are equally responsible
for all of the duties of a citizen of both countries. Naturalization means
that you have given up citizenship of all other countries in favor of the
one you've chosen.

Lucy 



Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tttle@sfsu.edu (thuy)
Subject: Re: "lvp0901@ritvax.isc.rit.edu" postings
Originator: tttle@sfsuvax1
Organization: SCV Relay
Distribution: na
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 06:28:17 GMT

In article <1993Jan25.203222.24888@ultb.isc.rit.edu> hxt0424@ritvax.isc.rit.edu writes:
>In article <1993Jan25.183005.4857@csus.edu>, tttle@sfsu.edu (thuy)  writes:
>>In article <1993Jan24.210726.7484@ultb.isc.rit.edu> pvl0556@ritvax.isc.rit.edu writes:
>>>hey buddy,
>>>seem like be' thuy just kick your ass < he he he he >.  way the go... thuy..
>>
>>PLZZZZZZZZ don't make it seem like there's a victory to a battle 
>>not yet started. 
>>
>>TT
>         Tha^'y chu+a, tha^'y chu+a.....
>	I told you already, cho.c to+'i tay co^ be' Thuy na`y thi` cha(?ng
>kha'c na`o tho.t tay va`o o^? kie^'n lu+?a. Mau mau thu.t tay la.i xin lo^~i
>-di cha no^.i, chu+' kho^ng thi` bi. du~a la^y -do'... :))
>-DN

Mo+'i co' mo^.t ca^u tho^i ma` dda~ co' ngu+o+`i ra tay dda^m tho.t 
ro^`i a` ???

>
>
>
>	   ******************************************************
>   	   *		  Du~ ho.c, du~ ngu	                *
>	   *	Chi' qua^n tu+? cu+?u cha^u la^.p nghie^.p,     *
>	   *	   -Da.i tru+o+.ng phu tu+' ha?i vi gia         *  
>	   *    Tha.ch kha? pha', nan -doa.t ky` kie^n          *
>	   *	  Chu kha? ma, nan -doa.t ky` xi'ch.	        *
> 	   ******************************************************	
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: pault@litwin.com (Paul Tran)
Subject: TESTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
Organization: Litwin Process Automation
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 22:56:20 GMT

This is a test.

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: nguyenpd@ntmtv.UUCP (Phat Nguyen)
Subject: Re:  Should we help Vietnam???
Originator: nguyenpd@nmtvs315
Reply-To: nguyenpd@ntmtv.UUCP (Phat Nguyen)
Organization: Northern Telecom Inc, Mountain View, CA
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 18:44:18 GMT

In Article 23626 of soc.culture.vietnamese: <HDN101@psuvm.psu.edu> Cuong_bui
writes:

>I read lots of paper talking about how we shouldn't "Ho`a ho*.p ho`a gia?i".
>But I think that if we help our people back in VN to be richer, there're
>more chances that the VN government will collapsed when there's any major
>dispute.  I think that when the people is more rich, they will less likely to
>give up their property as easily as before without a fight.  It is more
>helpful to help the people in VN rather than just letting them die of
>starvation.
>About the US, why do they care so much about Somalia even though they don't
>have a stable government, and not care about VN?  Is it because they have a
>bad memory about the war some 18 years ago?, or are they afraid to see
>another dragon coming out of Asia?  I heard people said that Americans are
>easy to forget thing, not like Vn people.  But it's been 18 years ago, and
>they still not forget about the war yet?
>Well, I hope that the Gulf war will take their minds off the Vn war for a
>while and erase all the bad memory they had before.
>Oh well, that's just my opinion, what do you guys think?
>-Cuong Bui-


I try to be constructive, but I really think differently than you do.
It is not so much as "if we help our people back in VN to be richer,
there're more chances that the VN government will collapsed . . .
they will less likely to give up their property as easily as before
without a fight."  

It is more like "who has the gun pointing at your head and demanding
that you leave your home in 5 minutes so all of your properties now
belong to the state."  Remember the Vietnamese people in South Vietnam
before 1975, they were much richer and much more affluent than the
Vietnamese in Vietnam right now.  But what happens to them??  If you
really think that "richer" Vietnamese will bring the collapse of
Communism, then I guess the lesson in 1975 is not the case.  What
happens to Communist China after many years trading with the West?
And I don't think that the Communists in the Soviet Union collapses 
because the Russians are richer for sure.  Besides helping the Communists
right now bring little help to the regular Vietnamese on the street, 
it only makes the pockets of those who have guns pointing at these poor
people's head fuller.

--Phat--
From: chaucer@nws32.EBay.Sun.COM (Chaucer)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [RE] 10 million dollar richer
Date: 22 Jan 1993 00:02:08 GMT
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Distribution: world
Reply-To: chaucer@nws32.EBay.Sun.COM
NNTP-Posting-Host: nws32.ebay.sun.com


Hi Duc ,

No'i vo+'i ba.n cu?a anh ddu+`ng co' mu+`ng qua' vo^.i ma` ha~y ddo.c ky~ la.i
ca'i thu+ ddo' ca'i dda~ ....  Chaucer cu~ng dda~ tu+`ng ga(.p qua tru+o+`ng ho+.p
na^`y ro^`i ...  Ne^'u nhu+ ddu'ng nhu+ nhu+~ng gi` ma` Publisher's Clearing House
dda~ no'i thi` gio+` dda^y Chaucer dda~ tro+? tha`nh Millionair la^u ro^`i ddo' ...
Thu+o+`ng thi` Chaucer tha^'y nhu+~ng ca^u vie^'t ra^'t nho? o+? du+o+'i vie^'t la`
ne^'u mi`nh enter the sweeptake thi` se~ co' co+ ho^.i dde^? tru'ng gia?i tho^i ...
Cho Chaucer go+?i lo+`i chu'c may ma('n dde^'n vo+'i ba.n cu?a Duc nha ...

Na(m mo+'i , Te^'t dde^'n , Chaucer xin go+?i dde^'n Duc va` ta^'t ca? ca'c ba.n
ga^`n xa nhu+~ng lo+`i ca^`u chu'c cha^n tha`nh nha^'t cho mo^.t na(m mo+'i an
khang va` thi.nh vu+o+.ng ...


Tha^n ,

Chaucer

In article 102506PDLBH@CUNYVM.BITNET, <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



Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: lethien@eskimo.enet.dec.com (NoLordShallStandBeforeMyself,IamDeicide)
Subject: Re: Sa('p su'?a dda'nh nhau lo''n.
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation. Hudson, Ma
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 12:38:16 GMT


In article <106124@netnews.upenn.edu>, vo@work.seas.upenn.edu (Nghi) writes...
>SCV sa('p su'? a dda'nh nhau to ro^`i.  Hay thie^.t.  Thie^n ha. mo''i tha'i
>bi`nh co' mo^.t chu't, thi` chie^'n tranh la.i bu`ng no^?.  Du` sao ddi cha(ng
>nu'~a, co' dda'nh nhau thi` ddo.c SCV mo''i tha^'y thu' vi.

	Ca'i gi` ma` dda'nh nhau lo+'n nu+~a ???? Co' HTC Jr. ta ba?o ve^.
	hoa` bi`nh ma`, ma^'y ngu+o+`i ddu+`ng lo ! Co' chie^'n tranh thi`
	HTC Jr. ta se~ bo? bom Bud xuo^'ng cho thie^n ha. say he^'t, thi`
	vui ve? ca? la`ng ha` kha`kha`kha`

	HTC Jr. :-)


I_have_always_loved_three_things_and_never_understood:Art_Music_Women

		Vo`ng tro+`i dda^'t do.c ngang, ngang do.c
		No+. tang bo^`ng: vay tra?, tra? vay
		Chi' la`m trai: Nam, Ba('c, Ddo^ng, Ta^y
		Cho phi? su+'c va^~y vu`ng trong bo^'n be^?
                                    -NCT-

Ngo^`i buo^`n ddo^'t ddie^'u thuo^'c tho+m
Kho'i bay nghi ngu't cha(?ng tho+m chu't na`o
Kho'i bay le^n ta^.n Thie^n Ta`o
Ngo.c Hoa`ng pha'n ho?i :
"Tha(`ng na`o hu't thuo^'c tho+m ?"

   L a`m da(m chai Budweiser cho ddo+`i vui tre?
   E m Miller, tra'ch nhe.: anh dda~ say 

   P ho' ma(.c ddo+`i, Becks kia tha ho^` uo^'ng

   T hu+o+ng em nhie^`u, Molsen o+i co' bie^'t
   H o^`n tha^~n tho+` bo+?i Slitz men cay
   I m va('ng qua' Heineken, anh lie^n ho^`i tu bo? "Tuborg"
   E a^'p be^n mi`nh, na`ng Michelob me^'n ye^u
   N hu+ Bia uo^'ng hoa`i ma` va^~n kho^ng say ! 	

		Say su+a nghi~ cu~ng hu+ ddo+`i
		Hu+ tho+`i hu+ va^.y, say tho+`i cu+' say
		Tro+`i say tro+`i cu~ng ddo? gay
		-Da^'t say dda^'t cu~ng la(n quay ai cu+o+`i ?

					-Tan -D NKH-

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tung@tungly.austin.ibm.com ()
Subject: Re: [Nhac]  Could I Have This Dance
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 23:07:27 GMT
Reply-To: tung@tungly.austin.ibm.com ()
Organization: IBM Austin

This song was sung by Anne Murray. You can find it in one of her tape. 

> From: eaeu213@orion.oac.UCI.EDU (Diep Ngoc Nguyen)
> Subject: [Nhac]  Could I Have This Dance
> Date: 21 Jan 93 18:25:25 GMT
> 
> Hi,
>   A wedding in my family is coming up and I want to gather a list of songs to
> play at the reception.  One of which is a song tittled "Could I Have
This Dance"
> I would appreciate your giving me the name of the singer and the name
of the album.  And if you have the lyrics, please send them to me.  Any
other suggestion
> for wedding song is appreciated.
>                                Thanks
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From: fophoan@lims02.lerc.nasa.gov (HAI PHUNG)
Subject: Re: Testing, Please ignore
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41    
Organization: NASA Lewis Research Center
Date: 21 Jan 1993 08:21 EST  

In article <21JAN199308072679@lims02.lerc.nasa.gov>, fophoan@lims02.lerc.nasa.gov (HAI PHUNG) writes...

This is only a test...................
From: hho@chaph.usc.edu ("** N.T.K.C.D. ***")
Subject: [MISC] Chu'c Te^'t Netters
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11]
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date: 23 Jan 93 16:42:45 GMT

Nha^n di.p na(m mo+'i, mo+'i chu'c Ngoa.i & Ba Me xong, le^n net tha^'y nhie^`{
thie^.p Te^'t ddo? (H.ddo^?i ma`u monitor:-)), ne^ncu~ng ti'nh ba('t chu+o+'c.

Tru+o+'c he^'t Hung xin chu'c ca'c cu. ca'c ba'c, chu', thi'm, du+o+.ng, di`,
co^ netters na(m mo+'i do^`i da`o su+'c khoe?, so^'ng la^u tra(m tuo^?i, con
cha'u dda^`y nha`, tie^`n vo^ nhu+ nu+o+'c.

Chu'c ma^'y anh ma^'y chi. ddang ca`y so+'m ddu+o+.c ta(ng lu+o+ng,le^n chu+'c,
gia ddi`nh ha.nh phu'c.

Chu'c ma^'y ba.n co+~ H. so+'m ddu+o+.c nga`y nhu+ y' va` bi-directional love
:-)

Chu'c ca'c em so+'m tha`nh co^ng tre^n ddu+o+`ng ho.c va^'n.

Chu'c ca'c cha'u bo+'t nho~ng nhe~o.

Co`n que^n ai 0? :-))))

Sao bao na(m on Net, H. xin chu'c ca'c ba.n xa ga^`n, quen hay 0 quen, 1 na(m
mo+'i luo^n luo^n vui ve? :-)))

Hung
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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: daon@staff.tc.umn.edu ()
Subject: Re: Tra'i bo* nga^m su*~a...
Organization: University of Minnesota
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 09:34:55 GMT

In article <9301260314.AA00357@media.mit.edu> "Tuan Tu --UNMCVM(TUANTU)" <TUANTU%UNMCVM.BITNET@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> writes:
>Mo^.t tra'i bo* tu*o*i
>Mo^.t ho^.p su*~a tu*o*i (8oz)
>hai muo^~ng cafe' -du*o*`ng
>Nu*o*'c -da' ba`o.
>
>
>Tra'i bo* ca('t nho? cho vo^ ly, su*~a la.nh pha -du*o*`ng, tro^.n chung vo*'i
>tra'i bo*.  -De^? tu? la.nh 30 phu't. La^'y ra thu*O*?Ng thu*'c vo*'i ngu*O*`i
>-de.p coi xi ne^ la` he^'t xa^?y -do' ba` con.  Enjoy hi?...
>
>
>D.H.
>
>
>ps.  Ca'i na`y la` mo'n tui thi'ch.  Co' ngu*O*`i chi? ne^n tui chi? la.i
>     cho ba` con, ne^'u kho^ng mang to^.i xa^'u bu.ng, to^'i ngu? kho' chi.u.

hi`hi`hi`..
va^.y la` du+ 1 thu+' dzo^`i...Nu+o+'c dda' ba`o co' qua?ng ca'o mo+` :)) sao
ho^?ng tha^'y no'i to+'i hi?..
Ht
From: dangt@JSP.UMontreal.CA (Dang Thanh Ngan)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re:      POEM
Date: 21 Jan 93 18:22:14 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 na`y 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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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 15:06:33 -0800
              USENET." <VIETNET@USCVM.BITNET>
From:         "Hoa G. Nguyen" <nguyenh@COD.NOSC.MIL>
Subject:      Re: RFC - Bo? da^'u ddu'ng.

> Date: Thu, 21 Jan 93 17:01:19 EST
> From: lyv@software.pulse.com (Ly Vuong)
> To: trichlor-talk@haydn.stanford.edu, viet-std@haydn.stanford.edu
> Subject: RFC - Bo? da^'u ddu'ng.
>
  ...

> o Lua^.t thu+' ba: {Nguye^n a^m chi'nh}
>       A. Ta^'t ca? ca'c chu+~ co' hai nguye^n a^m, nguye^n a^m dda^`u
> KHO^NG pha?i la` mo^.t trong nhu+~ng nguye^n a^m sau dda^y: "a, i",
> VA` theo sau la` mo^.t trong nhu+~ng nguye^n a^m sau dda^y: "a,e,y",
> da^'u se~ ddi theo nguye^n a^m cuo^'i
>               Hoa     --> Hoa'
                            ^^^^
        I've always seen this as   Ho'a, Ho`a, etc.

        ;-)

        Ho`a
From: fatman@ecst.csuchico.edu (Mai ve^`...Ma~i nho*'...)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [tho*] re "Thuye^`n ..."
Date: 22 Jan 93 05:46:14 GMT
Organization: California State University, Chico
NNTP-Posting-Host: cscihp.ecst.csuchico.edu


                 Thuye^`n ...

#THUYE^`N tro^i lo+` lu+~ng giu+~a dde^m thu
TRA(NG-NU+O+'C nhe. da^ng ddo^.ng y' sa^`u
MA^Y buo^`n ho?i gio' tro^i ve^` dda^u ...
HA?I-A^U ca'nh BE' la.c phu+o+ng na`o ...

*Thuye^`n ai dda~ lo+~ xa ro+`i be^'n
*Bie^'t dde^'n khi na`o ca^.p la.i dda^y ?
*Ngu+o+`i xu+a o^m no^?i ddau ho+`n a^'y
*Bie^'t dde^'n bao gio+` he^'t la^'t la^y ?

Thuye^`n o+i tho^i nhe' ddu+`ng tro^i nu+?a
Nga`y tha'ng se~ phai nhu+~ng u+u hoa`i
Va` ve^'t ha(`n xu+a ma~i ngu? say
Theo chie^'c la' va`ng gio' thu bay ...

                1-19-93
                Lam La~ng

*written by NH , UMD.EDU
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Date:         Mon, 25 Jan 1993 19:11:43 CST
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From:         "Tuan Tu --UNMCVM(TUANTU)" <TUANTU%UNMCVM.BITNET@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Subject:      Vo^ duye^n

Kho^ng ye^u la` lo^~
       Ye^u la` kho^?
            Ye^u tui ne`, vu*`a su*o*'ng vu*`a lo*`i...ha` ha` ha`......!!!
                 Ba?o -da?m...Guarantee a vie...!!!





D.H.
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From: hlam@gmuvax2.gmu.edu (Hoang Q Lam)
Subject: Re: Ba`i toa'n dda^`u na(m!!!!!!
Organization: George Mason University, Fairfax, Va.
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 04:53:24 GMT

In article <9301241322.AA22083@dpeipc1.radsci.uci.edu> atvu@dpeipc1.radsci.UCI.EDU writes:
>Ca'c ba.n tha^n me^'n!!!!!!
>	Nha^n di.p xua^n ve^`, L. me^'n chu'c ca'c ba.n va` gia
>quye^'n 1 na(m mo''i, an khang, thi.nh vu'o'.ng, va.n su'. nhu' y',
>su''c khoe? do^`i da`o, tie^`n ba.c va`o nhu' nu'o''c, ti`nh duye^n
>ngon la`nh:-))))... Sau dda^y L co' 1 ba`i toa'n nho? cho ca'c ba.n
>dde^? khai bu't dda^`u na(m la^'y he^n!!!!
>
>Ba`i toa'n:
>	Xua^n dde^'n tha(m DDo^ng trong 1 khu apartment go^`m 101 apartment,
>vi` la^u 0 ga(.p, Xua^n dda~ lo'~ dda'nh ma^'t sso^' nha` cu'a DDo^ng,
>Xua^n vo^.i dde^'n manager dde^? ho?i address cu'a DDo^ng, o^ng manager
>tha^'y Xua^n de^~ thu'o'ng va` tho^ng minh ne^n " la`m kho' de^~"
>Xua^n ba(`ng ca'ch ddu'a ra 1 rule sau: Xua^n co' the^? ho?i bao
>nhie^u ca^u cu~ng ddu'o'.c, nhu'ng o^ng ta chi? ga^.t dda^`u hay la('c dda^`u
>dde^? ra hie^.u la` ddu'ng hay sai ma` tho^i. Theo ca'c ba.n thi`
>PHA?I CA^`N "I'T NHA^'T" BAO NHIE^U CA^U HO?I DDE^? XUA^N BIE^'T
>CHA('C CHA('N ADDRESS CU'A DDO^NG???? ( prove your statement nhe'!!!!)
>
>Tha^n
>long

Hey Long,
	Cha('c "divide and conquer" la`m ddu+o+.c ma`\. :)

Khoa?ng 6 ca^u ho?i la` xong.  In other words, Is this a binary search
problem?
--
Hoang.

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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date:         Thu, 21 Jan 1993 13:30:41 -0500
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From:         TIEN@NMDHST.CC.NIH.GOV
Subject:      Re: [MISC] To help or not to help VN

Dear SCVers:

There are several messages discussing whether to go back to help Vietnam
right now (while the communist government is still in power) or not to
go back yet.  I think each of the two decisions has its own reasons, and
these reasons are perfectly reasonable.  Personally, I think as long as
we can directly help our people without being totally controlled by the
government, it may be worth trying to help.  How much one can compromise
to allow government interference depends on the individual's goals. It is
certain that the government will try to get benefits from our effort,
but that is the price we have to pay in order to help our people to
stand strong in the future.  As our people at home become stronger,
spiritually and physically, they will have a better chance to
participate in deciding what to do with their government, I believe.

In the other hand, I do respect the reasons the people believe, which is
not to help our people until the communist government collapses.  Their
reasons are perfectly understandable.  It is thus our luck to live in a
country that allow different ideas to exist at the same time.  As long
as we don't non-constructively criticize each other, we both can prepare
to help our countrymen effectively, in different ways.  In the long run,
it is the natural selection process that will tell us which approach is
more efficient (or it will tell which approach is better at which period
of time).  I encourage us all to participate in the discussion, but in a
respectful and constructive way.  The effort to help our people (and/or
to fight the communists) needs all of us.  Please don't spare anyone
out.

It's my two-cent opinion, but with my full heart.  I hope you all well.

By best regards,

Tie^'n @ N.I.H.

P.S.  I thought to include an example of non-constructive criticizing
message here, but I guess that's not needed.  We all can tell which one
is constructive, right?
Organization: Penn State University
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 10:46:32 EST
From: <LBH104@psuvm.psu.edu>
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Vo^ duye^n

-Dung,' ye^u la` KHO^?, kho^ng ye^u la` LO^~ .... nhu*ng ye^u BA'C vu*`a KHO^?
la.i vu*`a LO^~ ma` cu~ng KHO^NG CO' BO^? .... to^.i nghie^.p chu'ng em la('m
BA'C a^'y o*i..... kha`....kha`...kha`...
GIA(.C CA'I PENNSYLVANIA.....