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From: davidg@aegis.or.jp (Dave McLane)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.japan
Subject: Re: non-natives in Japan
Date: 21 Jul 92 14:56:32 GMT
Organization: Aegis Society, Kyoto Japan

ecovingt@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Maiko Covington) writes:

>	The way I understand it is, if you are born on US soil you
>are automatically a US citizen. BUT! You can have dual citizenship
>until you reach the age of majority (21 here, I believe). So people
>travelling in the US who end up having a kid here don't have to
>worry that the kid will not share their own citizenship. It just
>means that when the kid gets to be 21, he/she will get to choose one
>of the two countries to be a citizen of.

I thought this way too until somebody pointed out that at least in
the case of the U.S. and U.K. no decision is necessary. They can
carry both U.S. and U.K. passports as adults. So what you're saying
may only apply to Japan and certain other countries. 

>	I taught at Japanese school (you know, those schools you send
>your children to on Saturdays so they can learn to read in Japanese)
>and a lot of the students were born here of Japanese parents, so
>they get to choose whether they want to be Japanese or American when
>they turn 20 (the age of majority in Japan, I think). Mostly they
>just choose the country that they think they will be living in as an
>adult, since it is a whole lot easier to seek employment etc. when
>you are a citizen of they country you are in. Some of them have
>lived about equal time in both countries though, and have a very
>difficult time choosing.

Yes, this seems to be case. I only know people who have kids here who
will be making the decision....

>	As for me, I am just American by the usual process - be born
>here of American parents.

Me too. 

Dave

--
Dave McLane 
JUNET: davidg@aegis.or.jp (ONLY within Japan: post otherwise)
Nagaokakyoshi, Kyoto Japan Tel: +81-75-951-1168 Fax: +81-75-957-1087
Newsgroups: soc.culture.japan
From: yokoyama@ee.ualberta.ca (Masami Yokoyama)
Subject: Looking for someone......
Organization: University Of Alberta, Edmonton Canada
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 05:31:07 GMT

Hello nn readers,

I am looking for an old friend of mine I used to know about 10 years ago.
His name is Walter Toshihide Baily (or Toshi Baily, I think).  Last time I
heard about him, I heard that he is studying in Prinston University, but I am
not 100% sure.  He is originally from Chicago, and he is a half Japanese (His
father is American, and his mother is Japanese).  I used to know him when I
was living in Chicago about 10 years ago.

If anyone know who could be him, please let him know that Masami Yokoyama wants
to get a hold of him, and let me know in e-mail how to get the hold of him,
if he still remembers me. 
I hope he still remembers the little Japanese girl from 10 years ago......

Thank you!!

Masami Yokoyama

e-mail : yokoyama@bode.ualberta.ca
From: gt4030a@prism.gatech.edu (Tu*' Phu*o*ng)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: { THO+} YE^U LA` GI` ?
Date: 27 Jul 92 23:06:43 GMT
Reply-To: gt4030a@prism.gatech.edu
Organization: N/A
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu

> 
> 
> 
>                 YE^U LA` GI`
> 
>      Ye^u la` ia~ trong qua^n` mo^.t ddo^ng'
>      A^m tha^m` la(ng. le? xac'h ra so^ng 
>      ye^u la` phai? to^n' xa` bo^ng
>      DDe^? ru+a? ca^p. mo^ng cho tin`h ye^u khoi? ma^t'
> 
Hello ...!

	Cha me. o+i ....thie^.t la` ba^.y ba.  ....Da'm ddem ca'i chuye^.n     
	tra(m na(m muo^n thua? ra ma` no'i cho+i....Tui nghi~ la` ti`nh ye^u
	cu?a ngu+o+i cha('c la` e^ che^` la('m la('m....hihihi..!

	TP
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: trinh@software.org (Donna Trinh)
Subject: Re: Tho -Da` Na(~ng"
Organization: Software Productivity Consortium, Herndon, Virginia
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 14:42:43 GMT

In article <1992Jul29.185548.9702@news.media.mit.edu> thn89@nwscb.att.com writes:
> Ca'm o*n ba.n -da~ -da(ng ba`i tho* nay`.  Ca? nga`y ho^m nay cu*'
> ngo^`i nghi~ ve^` -Da` Na(~ng hoa`i, nho*' na(m xu*a mo^~i la^`n
> cu'p ho.c -di vo`ng quanh -Da` Na(~ng ba(`ng xe -da.p.  Kho*?i 
> ha`nh tu*` sa'ng to*'i tru*a la` -di he^'t mo^.t vo`ng.  -De^?
> giu'p ca'c ba.n nho*' la.i pha^`n nao` -Da` Na(~ng va` ne^'u co' the^?
> xin ca'c ba.n ~ bo^? xung the^m nhu*~ng -dia. danh do.c theo
> con -du*o*ng` vo`ng quanh -Da` Na(~ng nay`.  
> 
> Thu*o*`ng to^i va` ma^'y tha(`ng ba.n hay tu. ta^.p tru*o*'c co^?ng
> Tru*o*`ng Tha'nh Ta^m na(`m tre^n -dg` Ye^n Bay', Tra^`n H. -Da.o
 ....[DELETE]....
> tho* a^'u cua? tuo^i? ho.c tro`.  Nho*' nhu*~ng ngay` -di ho.c mu*a ro*i,
> qua^`n ao' da^~m u*o*'t la.nh run run, nho*' nhu*~ng buo^i? chie^`u cu'p ho.c
> ra sa^n va^.n -do^.ng -da' banh, nho*' ba'nh beo` tru*o*`ng Nam vao` nhu*~ng
> buo^i? tru*a -do'i bu.ng, nho*' ly che` Ti'n Nghia~, nho*' nho*' la('m DN o*i!
> 
> Ngu*o*`i Da` Na(~ng
> Thie^.n Ngo^


Do?m qua', do?m qua'.  Ma^'t -die^?m he^'t Thie^.n o+i 
How could you skip tru+o+`ng Nguye^~n Hie^`n dza^.y ha?  and yeah, tru+o+`ng
Phan Chu Trinh and tru+o+`ng Phan Thanh Gia?n

I got to admit you have EXCELLENT memory -do'.  I remember about one tenth of
what you got here :-)))

I also want to thank Danang netter poets.  You la`m mi cu~ng nho+' nho+' 
la<'m -do' .... Those were the days my friends, I thought they'd never end ....

Cheerios!

--Donna Trinh
  trinh@software.org
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: Anthony Nguyen <nguyenat@CC.IMS.DISA.MIL>
Subject: [MISC] Thought for the day
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: nguyenat@cc.ims.disa.mil
Organization: N/A
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 14:39:21 GMT


    From CBS Evening News last night:

          -  The more I think, the less I understand.














    (Think about it!)
From: mtruong@ccs.carleton.ca (Minhtri Truong)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Doing business in VN
Date: 23 Jul 92 19:31:56 GMT
Reply-To: mtruong@ccs.carleton.ca
Organization: N/A
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu

Garrick Le writes:
> 
> 
> In article 13658 luong@fps.com (Luong Nguyen-Duy) wrote:
> >It seems that in general we dislike people who do business in/with Vietnam.
> >Could someone give me the reasons, please ?  The majority of us we want
> >capitalism in VN, and these people are doing just that -- business.
> >There seems to be a contradiction here.  On the one hand we want
> >capitalism; on the other we scorn those who practices it.
> >capitalism; on the other we scorn those who practices it.
> >
> >
> >Luong Nguyen-Duy
> Luong,can you think a little bit better? It is plain and simple why despite
> the fact that most of us advocate and support capitalism,we on the other
> hand despise those who are doing business with the Vietnamsese government,
> since doing so would indirectly help sustaining the communist regime there.
> All the cash flow and trading definitely keeps the VN governmeent alive
> due to extra revenues and taxes that they (the VC) collect.
> So we ONLY scorn those who practice capitalism in the wrong place at the
> wrong time,whose only purpose is their own profit regardless of whatever
> damage they might have done to the cause of democracy and freedom of VN.
> DO NOT confuse our support for capitalism with our hatred of those who have
> had business dealings with the VC since those are the ones supporting
> communism,whether intentionally or not.
> 
> Garrick Le
> 
> Disclaimer: All opinions expressed are mine.
> 
          The reason the Communists want to do business with
capitalists now is because they are desperate for money.  The regime
is now seemingly adopting capitalism to save itself, i.e., to survive,
and not because it wants to make the Vietnamese people rich and happy.
So if you do business with Vietnam now, you are helping the current
regime consolidate its power structure whose underlying ideology
remains extremely contemptuous of values such as individual freedom on
which capitalism is based.
          Moreover, I think that what the majority of us want to see
in Vietnam is not so much capitalism as social justice and democracy
and a more humane environment.  Capitalism has a highly economic
connotation.  What we want is more than just economic improvement.
Capitalism should be viewed as a by-product of freedom and should be
kept in check by certain social principles. Otherwise, it could
involve pretty ruthless exploitation.

Tri'
From: 71054.266@CompuServe.COM (TT)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Vietnamese massacred in Cambodia
Date: 25 Jul 92 16:56:36 GMT
Organization: Saigon.COM Public Access UNIX(tm), Sunnyvale CA  (408)739-1520


                           upi 07-25-92 00:20 aed

(Editors: repeating earlier story)
Vietnamese families massacred in Cambodian village
                             By SUE DOWNIE
   PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (UPI) - Two Vietnamese families, including a 7-
day-old baby, were slaughtered in a village in southwest Cambodia in
what a U.N. official described as a ``gruesome crime.''
   A group of 30 unidentified men dressed in military uniforms entered
the village of Tukmeas, about 80 miles southwest of Phnom Penh, Tuesday
yelling ``we want to kill all the Vietnamese enemy,'' a U.N. spokesmen
said.
   A 7-day-old baby was ``smashed to the ground,'' a man was
disembowelled and other family members - including children aged 7, 9,
12 and 16 - were shot, the spokesman said Friday.
   In all, eight people were killed and two injured, the spokesman said,
quoting U.N. military observers who went to the village.
   ``This was learly an attack against Vietnamese people,'' said the
spokesman for the U.N. Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), which
is overseeing implementation of a Cambodian peace accord signed in Paris
last October to end 13 years of civil war.
   Villagers told the UNTAC observers that after the slaughter, the men
ran toward a hideout of the Khmer Rouge, although a U.N. official in
Phnom Penh stressed there is no evidence that the attack was carried out
by the Maoist faction.
   Another UNTAC source said Khmer Rouge fighters were captured by
government police near the village two days before, and the massacre may
have been in retaliation.
   The Khmer Rouge, the largest of the three former resistance groups
which fought the Vietnamese-installed government, have repeatedly made
public anti-Vietnamese statements, and have said that all illegal
Vietnamese civillians should be deported from Cambodia.
   UNTAC chief Yasushi Akashi Thursday appealed to all four factions to
``refrain from taking any action or making any public statement which
might arouse racial unrest,'' a warning diplomats say was aimed at the
Khmer Rouge.
   The U.N. spokesman also revealed Friday that three U.N. policemen
were attacked Thursday night while driving on a country road about 60
miles southwest of Phnom Penh, and two received gunshot wounds.
   One of the wounded was taken to the U.N. field hospital in Phnom
Penh, while the other received a minor injury.
   The three Algerians were heading towards Kampot, 90 miles from the
capital, when 12 unidentified assailants attacked their U.N.-marked
vehicle near Chhuk village, the U.N. spokesman said.
   ``We think it was a mistake because as soon as they attacked, they
started screeming 'UNTAC,' then fled,'' the spokesman said.
   Bandit attacks are common on country roads, but this is believed to
be the first on a U.N. vehicle.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: eda892n@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au (Q.N. Pham)
Subject: [Tho+]  Nho*' ma~i nhu* in _ Xua^n Die^.u
Organization: Monash University, Melb., Australia.
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 05:19:40 GMT


	NHO*'  MA~I NHU*  IN

	Anh ha~y co`n nho*' ma~i nhu* in
	Phu't tha^`n tie^n anh ddu*o*.c em nhi`n
	Em hoa nie^n dda^`u tie^n ga(.p go*~.
	DDe^m e^m dde^`m gio' ddo*~ tra(ng le^n.

	Ha`ng tre cao, vu*o*`n xao da'ng mi'a
	Ai no'i na(ng ti`nh nghi~a trong ddo*`i
	Ai la(.ng ye^n trie^`n mie^n bo^'n phi'a
	Ma` dde^? tre^n ddo^`ng _  tra(ng ra.ng soi.

	Em tuo^?i tre?, ma('t anh kho^ng tha^'y
	O*? tre^n ddo*`i ai dde.p ba(`ng em
	O^i khuo^n ma(.t chi? toan o^m la^'y
	Trong tay anh nhu* mo^.t tra(ng nguye^`n.

	Vi` mo^.t thuo*? ga^`n nhau ye^u qua'
	Ma` ta^'m lo`ng na(.ng ca? tro*`i ma^y
	Sao nga`y tha'ng tro^i ddi vo^.i va~
	Na(m sa'u na(m nhu* mo*'i mo^.t nga`y.

	La' ca^y duo^'i cha.m dda^`u ddo^i ma'i
	Hu*o*ng a'o em anh va^~n giu*~ gi`n
	Vu*`a sau Te^'t xo'm tho^n tra(ng gia~i,
	Anh ha~y co`n nho*' ma~i nhu* in.
	
			Xua^n Die^.u
			(10/1966)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tnguyen@mullauna.cs.mu.OZ.AU (Tuan-Loc NGUYEN)
Subject: [tho+] Tro+? La.i DDa^y
Organization: Computer Science, University of Melbourne, Australia
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 06:47:27 GMT


Ga^`n hai tha'ng nay bi. ca('t he^'t ta^'t ca? accounts ne^n kho^ng the^?
ghe' tha(m SCV ddu+o+.c . Nay ddu+o+.c cho the^m mo^.t ca'i account nu+?a
ne^n mo+'i co' the^? tro+? la.i SCV.  Nha^n co+ ho^.i na`y xin dde^? la.i
va`i ha`ng tho+ vu.n.

               Tro+? La.i DDa^y

     Tro+? la.i dda^y vo+'i khung tro+`i dda.i ho.c
     Cho to^i ti`m ga(.p la.i ba.n to^i dda^y
     Tro+? la.i dda^y vo+'i ba`i vo+? cha^'t dda^`y
     Cho to^i la.i vui buo^`n cu`ng ta^.p sa'ch

     Tro+? la.i dda^y em cho+` ta tru+o+'c co^~ng
     Ro^`i cu`ng nhau ta da.o kha('p sa^n tru+o+`ng
     Na('ng ha. kia se~ su+o+?i a^'m lo`ng ddu+o+`ng
     Ta la.i bu+o+'c tre^n ddu+o+`ng ta dda~ bu+o+'c

     Tro+? la.i dda^y quen the^m nhie^`u ba.n mo+'i
     DDe^? cu`ng nhau vo+i bo+'t no^~i tha hu+o+ng
     Kie^'p tha hu+o+ng o^i kie^'p so^'ng ha^.n tru+o+`ng
     DDo+`i ty. na.n ta mang nhie^`u cay dda('ng

     Tro+? la.i dda^y co' mong gi` may ma('n

	           7/92
                   T - L
From: "Tuan Tu  --UNMCVM(TUANTU)" <TUANTU%UNMCVM.BITNET@mitvma.mit.edu>
Subject:      Denver, Colorado
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: @mitvma.mit.edu:TUANTU@UNMCVM.BITNET
Organization: N/A
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1992 04:40:03 GMT


Co' mo^.t so^' ca'c ba.n muo^'n tha(m ca'i xu*' -Den vo*, va` a'i mo^.
ba`i tho* cu?a De^ Hoa`i vi` va^.y D.H. repost ba`i tho* -do' la.i cho
ca'c ba.n nhe'.

Denver, Colorado

Ca'i xu*' DDen vo* tie^'p kha'ch qua' la` la.
Sa'ng na('ng nu*'t -da^`u chie^`u u*o*'t mu*a
Tu*`ng co*n ta^`m ta~ cha`o lu*~ kha'ch
Xo^'i u*o*'t ca? ngu*o*`i la^~n ca? xe

Da^n DDen vo* thie^.t cu~ng la.
Xa lo^. the^nh thang cha.y cha^.m nhu* ru`a
Tha^'y ta cha.y le. gio* tay ngoa('c    >>Yak...kho' no'i la('m<<<
Cha.y le. co' sao ngoa('c ca'i gi`???

DDo^`i nu'i DDen vo* thie^.t cu~ng la.
Mo^.t be^n tho^ng reo be^n la` dda' mo`n
Thung lu~ng suo^'i sa^u -da^`y nhu*~ng ca'
Ca' ca^u ma~i cha(?ng a(n cu*' ddu*'ng do`m

Ca'i gi` be^n DDen vo* cu~ng la.
Ca? ngu*o*`i ca? thie^n nhie^n dde^`u la.
Ca^`u sao cho mo^'i ti`nh DDen vo* kho^ng co' la.
Va` kho^ng co' ba^'t thu*o*`ng nhu* ca'i xu*' DDen vo*


D.H.C.V.
From: giao@informix.com (Giao Tien Vu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: [POL]Family value & the Republicans
Date: 24 Jul 92 01:56:16 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: Informix Software, Inc.

In article <19v0029g1bQZ01@JUTS.ccc.amdahl.com> vqt00@DUTS.ccc.amdahl.com (Married With Children) writes:
>In article <1992Jul21.144600.132@dvorak.amd.com> myt@bali.amd.com (My Tran) writes:
>>I agree that the nation's problems is the blames for both the
>>President and the Congress, not any one alone (I blame more on
>>the president because supposely he is the leader, he fails to
>>lead the Congress) .  What I don't like about the Bush-Quayle 
>>precidency is that they only want to point fingers at the 
>>Congress, and fail to take responsibilities.  The facts that
>>they run extreme negative ads create hatress among citizens,
>>to me, that is evil.
>>
>>Bush-Quayle ticket is not going to get my vote.
>>
>>
>Hi My:  Just want to add more (I do not disagree with you).
>It's tough to be the President of the USA.  Americans want everything
>and don't want to pay for it.  Yes, I am talking about the budget
>deficits which the US spends a billion dollars a day MORE than it
>can afford.  To solve the problem, somebody will get hurt.  But the
>problem is noone wants to be that somebody.  So if he wants to solve
>the problem, he won't get the chance because he won't get elected.
>We VNmese say that "quo^'c gia hu+ng vong, tha^'t phu hu+~u tra'ch".  So
>if you want to blame anyone, blame ALL the Americans.  They elect the
>president and want him do things THEIR way.

The problem is that the Presidents love to take credit for things they
did or didn't do.  Therefore, they should take the blame when bad times
come.  If not, why do we need leaders?

This is the problem with the USA.  Many people love to take credit
but dodge responsibilities.

Giao
From: nguyend@netcom.com (Quang Dinh)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: Report ( demonstration on Sat. 7/18/92)
Date: 29 Jul 92 16:22:39 GMT
Reply-To: nguyend@netcom.com

> 
> 
> 
> Hello,anh Dinh va` anh Nguye^n,
> 
> 
> C'am on hai anh ve^` ba`i tuo`ng tri`nh cuo^.c bie^?u ti`nh ta.i San Jose va`o
> nga`y 07/18 vu`a qua. Tuy nhie^n, trong ba`i tu`ong thua^.t cu?a ba'o San Jose
> Mercury News va`o nga`y 07/19, trong do' co' de^` ca^.p de^'n cuo^.c xo^ xa't
> giu?a ky' gia? Nguye^?n Ma.nh ( da`i truye^`n hi`nh tu. do ) va` ca'c bie^?u ti`nh
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

> vie^n. Ne^'u duo.c ,xin anh cho bie^'t the^m chi tie^'t ve^` die^?n tie^'n do' de^?
> ro^.ng du`ong du lua^.n.
> 
> Da ta.,
> 
> Pha^?m Phan
> 
> 


   Hi ca'c ba.n!

  Sorry la` dda~ tra? lo+`i tre^~ vi` ma^'y ho^m ra`y tui me^.t ddu+'
  ddu+` sau khi ddi tra.i he` NON SO^NG III cu?a To^?ng Ho^.i Sinh
  Vie^n Vie^.t Nam Mie^`n Nam California to^? chu+"c o+? San Diego
  tua^`n qua. Nay thi` tui tra? lo+`i ca^u ho?i anh Phan ddu+a ra!


    Vu. lo^.n xo^.n ddo' xa?y ra nhu+ sau :

   Trong khi ddang co' cuo^.c bie^?u ti`nh thi` o^ng Nguye^~n Ma.nh
   co' to+'i la`m cuo^.c pho?ng va^'n. Lu'c ddo' co' 1 o^ng te^n Dda'ng
   tro^ng tha^'y o^ng Nguye^~n Ma.nh thi` 
   lie^`n cu+. nu+. o^ng Nguye^~n Ma.nh la` ta.i sao trong la^`n pho?ng 
    va^'n o^ng Ky` vu+`a ro^`i, o^ng Ma.nh ho?i nhu+~ng ca^u ho?i mo'c
   lo` o^ng Ky` ( thi' du., o^ng Nguye^~n Ma.nh co' ho?i o^ng Ky`
   1 ca^u nhu+ : Thu+a o^ng, ngu+o+`i ta thu+o+`ng no'i o^ng me^
   dda`n ba`, ga'i dde.p va` hay tuye^n bo^' a^?u ta? , ba^.y ba.
   Va^.y o^ng nghi~ the^' na`o ? ). O^ng Ma.nh tra? lo+`i o^ng
   ta kho^ng co' y' nhu+ va^.y. Ro^'t cuo^.c lo+`i qua tie^'ng
   la.i giu+~a 2 ngu+o+`i xa?y ra. O^ng kia do.a dda'nh o^ng Ma.nh
   ne^n o^ng Ma.nh ba'o ca?nh sa't . Ca?nh sa't lo^i 2 ngu+o+`i
   ra no'i chuye^.n gia?ng hoa`. Ca^u chuye^.n lo^.n xo^.n cha^'m
   du+'t o+? ddo'.

      Gooday!

nguyend

 PS: Chuye^.n na`y xa?y ra chi? giu+~a ca' nha^n o^ng Ma.nh va` o^ng
     DDa'ng kho^ng pha?i la` GIU+~A CA'C BIE^?U TI`NH VIE^N nhu+
     ca^u anh Phan vie^'t  o+? tre^n. 

      O^ng Ky` la` o^ng Nguye^~n Cao Ky`
From: irwin@ERE.UMontreal.CA (Irwin David)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Questionnaire
Date: 30 Jul 92 17:30:16 GMT
Distribution: qc
Organization: Universite de Montreal



To whom it may concern,


In order to complete a Ph.D. dissertation in the field of political science 
I must verify a certain number of propositions. To do so, I must gather data.
To gather data I must ask people to fill a questionnaire.

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If yourself or your parents were born in a country other than Canada you| 
qualify as a respondent. You must also be  a resident of the province 
of Quebec.
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If you wish to receive a copy of the questionnaire or further details, please 
send me a message or provide me with a postal address. You should expect the
questionnaire to arrive via Canada Post within the week. 

P.S. Thank you to those who have already accepted to participate in the
study.

Regards.

David H. Irwin

Please note: this posting should appear only in the Quebec distribution
area. If you can read this posting outside the province of Quebec, please
disregard it. The survey is limited to Quebec residents. Thanx!

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
David H. Irwin				E-mail: irwin@ere.umontreal.ca
University of Montreal
			<<Have a Nice Day>>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: luong@fps.com (Luong Nguyen-Duy)
Subject: Re: inspiration
Organization: Cray Research Superservers Inc., San Diego CA, USA
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 19:46:10 GMT

In article <9207301825.AA08242@netcom.netcom.com> nguyend@netcom.com writes:
>> 
>> 
>> ----- Begin Included Message -----
>> 
>> >From sunkist!rear-window.media.mit.edu!owner-scv Wed Jul 29 09:38:00 1992
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>> Article-I.D.: u.1992Jul29.155125.8974
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>> hello every body
>> 
>> This is for all of you who seem not to see the light at the end of the
>> turnel, especially cho ta^'t ca? ca'c ba.n dda~ ra tru+o+`ng ma` chu+a
>> kie^'n ddu+o+.c vie^.c va` ddang bi. nha` bank ddo`i tie^`n students loans.
>> Hoa.c ddang tha^'t nghie^.p!
>> 
>> 
>>                             PRESS ON
>> 
>>       Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence.
>>       Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful
>>       men with talent.  Genius will not; unrewarded genius is
>>       almost a proverb.  Education alone will not; the world
>>       is full of educated derelicts.  Persistence and determination
>>       alone are omnipotent.
>> 
>>                                    w1-609-89
>> 
>> 
>> Ba.n hie^`n o+i, ha~y co^' ga('ng le^n, ddu+`ng cha'n ddo+`i, cho du` ta chi?
>> co`n co' hai ba`n tay tra('ng nhu+ng ddu+`ng bao gio+` dda'nh ma^'t nie^`m tin,
>> dda'nh ma^'t nie^`m hy vo.ng.  Chu'c ba.n nhie^`u may ma('n nhe', co`n b.x.
>> thi` I don't need luck, I need miracle!!!!
>> 
>> ......bie^?n xanh............................................................
>> 
>   
>     Tui xin bo^? tu'c the^m 1 ca^u no'i nhu+ sau :
>
>
>     Ne^'u ba.n ma^'t tie^`n ba.c, ba.n co' the^? kie^'m la.i ddu+o+.c
>     Ne^'u ba.n ma^'t su+. nghie^.p, ba.n co' the^? la`m la.i ddu+o+.c
>     Ne^'u ba.n ma^'t ti`nh ye^u, ba.n co' the^? kie^'m la.i ddu+o+.c
>     NHU+NG Ne^'u ba.n  Ma^'t Nie^`m Tin thi` ba.n se~ ma^'t ta^'t ca?
>
>
>   Gooday!
>
>nguyend.
>

Tui thi` nghi~ kha'c  b.x va` DDi.nh mo^.t chu't :-)))

     Ne^'u ba.n co' tie^`n ba.c,  ddo' la` ca'i co' to^'t o+? ngoa`i
     Ne^'u ba.n co' su+. nghie^.p, ddo' la` ca'i co' to^'t o+? ngoa`i
     Ne^'u ba.n co' ti`nh ye^u,  ddo' la` ca'i co' to^'t cho ta^m ho^`n
     Ne^'u ba.n co' nie^`m tin,  ddo' la` ca'i co' to^'t cho ta^m ho^`n
     Nhu+ng ne^'u ba.n  ma^'t TI`NH NGU+O+`I thi` nhu+~ng ca'i co' kia
		vo^ bo^? cho ba.n va` cho nhu+~ng ngu+o+`i chung quanh ba.n



Luong Nguyen-Duy

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"Ha~y vui le^n ba.n o+i, nga`y mai la('m khi kho^ng co`n gi` dde^? cu+o+`i;
 tu+o+ng lai bie^'t dda^u chi? la` thu+o+ng nho+' tho^i.  Du` sao ha?y
 cu+o+`i ba.n o+i"