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From: ltpham@netcom.com (Lan Pham)
Subject: Re: LIT/CA^U DDO^'
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 92 06:24:30 GMT
Organization: Netcom - Online Communication Services  (408 241-9760 guest) 

0005008625@mcimail.com (Le Tran) writes:

>Me^'n cha\o ta^'t ca~ ca'c ba.n,
>No'i dde^'n va(n ho.c da^n gian VN, ha^\u nhu* mo.i ngu*o*\i chi? nghi?
>dde^'n tu.c ngu*~, ca dao, da^n ca ma\ ha^\u nhu* kho^ng nho*' dde^'n
>ca^u ddo^'.  Tha^.t la\ mo^.t thie^'u so't dda'ng ke^?.  Vi\ ca^u ddo^'-
>cu~ng nhu*tu.c ngu*~ ca dao-cu~ng pha?n anh? ne^'p so^'ng cu~ cu?a 
>ngu*o*\i xu*a va\ ca' ti'nh cu?a da^n to^.c.
>Cu~ng nhu ca dao, ddo.c ca^u ddo^' da^n gian, ta se~ ddu*o*.c
>ga^\n gu~i o^ng cha ta o*? nhu*~ng the^' he^. dda~ qua vo*'i ne^'p
>so^'ng mo^.c ma.c, vo*'i nhu*~ng thu' vui gian? di., ti\nh ca?m ho^\n
>nhie^n giu*~a ca?nh va^.t tha^n ye^u cu?a que^ hu*o*ng thu*o*ng me^'n.
>O^ng cha ta la\m lu.ng va^'t va? quanh na(m, ne^n ra^'t i't thu' vui
>gia?i tri'.  Trong nhu*~ng thu' gia?i tri' la\nh ma.nh cu?a ca'c ngu*o*\i
>nhu* dda'nh co*\, tha? die^\u, ca^u ca'... ca^u ddo^' la\ thu' gia?i tri'
>tinh tha^\n la\nh ma.nh va\ hu*~u i'ch nha^'t, vi\ pha?i va^.n du.ng
>tri' o'c, ma\i giu~a tri' tho^ng minh dde^? ma\ ddoa'n, ma\ gia?i cho
>ddu'ng.  
>So^ng kho^ng the^? kho^ng co' nguo^\n thi\ ngu*o*\i cu~ng kho^ng the^?
>kho^ng co' go^'c.  Nguo^\n kho^ thi\ so^ng ca.n.  Go^'c ma^'t thi\ nha\
>tan.  Ngu*o*\i tan thi\ de^? tha\nh vong ba?n.  Mo^.t da^n to^.c vong
>ba?n se~ ma^'t he^'t ca' ti'nh va\ de^? bi. ddo^\ng ho'a vo*'i 
>ngu*o*\i.  Va\ nhu* the^' la\ vong quo^'c.  Vi\ va^.y cho ne^n Tu'y-
>Phu*o*.ng xin ddu*o*.c lu.c nhu*~ng ca^u ddo^' cu~, kha?o sa't ky~
>ca\ng, ra'ng ti\m nhu*~ng ca'i hay, ca'i dde.p, ca'i ddo^.c dda'o
>cu?a ngu*o*\i xu*a, ne^'p so^'ng cu~ vo*'i nhu*~ng dda(.c ti'nh hoa\n
>toa\n VN, hoa\n toa\n da^n to^.c dde^? post tre^n SCV.  Vi\ Tu'y-
>Phu*o*.ng nghi~ ra(\ng con cha'u co' hie^?u ro~ o^ng cha mo*'i quy'
>me^'n o^ng cha cu?a mi\nh.  

>Ca^u ddo^' dda^\u tie^n ho^m nay cho ca'c ba.n se~ la\ :

>     Ma(.t em phu*o*ng tru*o*.ng chu*~ ddie^\n
>     da em thi\ tra('ng a'o dden ma(.t ngoa\i
>     Lo\ng em co' dda^'t co' tro*\i
>     Co' ca^u nha^n nghi~a co' lo*\i hie^'u trung
>     Du\ khi qua^n tu*? co' du\ng
>     Thi\ em se~ ngo? ta^'m lo\ng cho xem

>TP xin cho*\ ca'c ca^u gia?i cu~a ca'c ba.n  :-))

hi tuyphuong
ca^u tra? lo*`i co' pha?i la` ca'i ba'nh chu*ng
hi`nh vuo^ng trong chuye^.n ba'nh da`y ba'nh chu*ng
ddo*`i vua Hu`ng Vu*o*ng thu*' 18 kho^ng? =:-)

lanpham



>May everyone have a good night.  TP
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: dht@ccd.harris.com (Danh Tran)
Subject: Re: [MISC] Interview Tips?
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 04:11:59 GMT
Distribution: world 
Organization: Harris Corporation, Melbourne FL

Thank anh Tua^'n Le^ for posting your interview tips and "Why I Won't Read
YOUR Resume'" article.  They are very helpful.  I agree that there are
general rules which must be followed for a resume' inorder to catch
someone's attention.  However, I tend to believe that THE chosen resume'
from a stack of others is much like "the beauty in the eyes of beholder".
Different people have different opinions, so it is up to their judgments
when scanning resumes.

My guess is if you follow the rule, then that is 80% right there.  The
rest 20% is all related to luck.  That's right.  You pray o^ng ba` to^?
tie^n (your ancestors), Buddah, God for their helps.  I don't know about
other people, but I did.  It is worth a try.  If you don't know how to
pray, send me an email and I will teach you how.

Well, if you get pass the resume's scanning and is invited for an on site
interview, then it is just the beginning.  In an essence, you just put your
feet on the door, and the fun has not begun yet.  During the interview,
you put yourself up for sale, and it is all depended on your performance 
to impress the interviewee.  By the way, there is no such thing called
luck at this stage.  No matter how much you pray, if you don't know what
to say, what to answer then you're dead, done, history .......

Anyway the first thing is you must get an invitation for on site interview.
Knowing someone from the company that you are applying is lot better than
sending in your resume' to personnel.  This is where your friends and     
relatives come to help.  They're the valuable resources which will let
you know any opening position and will take your resume to the right
person.

Danh Tran


Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: vinsight@netcom.com (Chan T. Vninsight)
Subject: Mr. Vo Dai Ton's Firm Stand After Release
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu
Reply-To: vinsight@netcom.com
Organization: N/A
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 07:52:04 GMT



ANTI-COMMUNIST RESISTANCE LEADER PUBLICLY DENOUNCES HANOI AFTER RELEASE
(Vietnam Insight January 1992)

Immediately following his release from the Vietnamese Communist prison
and return to his family in Australia, the leader of a Vietnamese
resistance organization issued a statement denouncing the Vietnamese
Communist regime and vows to continue the struggle to free Vietnam from
communist oppression.

Mr. Vo Dai Ton, 55, a former lieutenant colonel of the South Vietnamese
Army was freed on December 9, 1991 after 10 years in Hanoi's captivity
for plotting to overthrow the regime.

Hanoi's Interior Ministry said that Mr. Ton was released because he had
"repented for his mistakes towards his country" and promised to
discontinue anti-communist activities.

In the open letter to his Vietnamese compatriots and friends, Mr. Vo Dai
Ton vows to continue the struggle against the Vietnamese Communist
regime and calls on Vietnamese compatriots overseas to join efforts at
home to bring down the oppressive system.

He also revealed in his letter the ten long years of suffering in the
brutal hands of his captors. He was subjected to brutal tortures,
humiliation, physically and mentally abuses, and solitary confinement in
contrast to Hanoi's claim of treating him humanely.

In retrospect, during a televised meeting with foreign press on July 13,
1982, which Hanoi had hoped Mr. Ton would confess to the charge that his
resistance organization is connected to the CIA, Mr. Ton suddenly
seized the moment to courageously declared his steadfast position
against the regime and his belief that freedom will eventually prevail
in Vietnam. It was shown that he was immediately whisked away. Following
the incident, he now revealed, he was showered with merciless punishment
and tortures.
-- 
Vietnam Insight (vinsight@netcom.com)
Chan Tran, editor
From: hung@hpcc01.corp.hp.com (Hung Lu)
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1992 16:01:34 GMT
Subject: Re: QUESTION - PLEASE HELP!!!
Organization: the HP Corporate notes server
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese

  Dear Dzung,

  See my response on note#590 and #502 3/30/92.

  to Canada : YES
  to the U.S.: NO 

  hlu
From: ltran@dsp.lsil.com (Tran Thai Linh)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [THO+] THAI NGUYEN -- CO.P DDO'I TRONG SO+? THU'
Date: 8 Apr 92 20:12:45 GMT
Reply-To: ltran@dsp.lsil.com
Followup-To: soc.culture.vietnamese
Organization: LSI Logic Corporation


This is a poem wrote by Tha'i Nguye^n in his first and only (unpublished)
poem book. This poem is recited by memory, because the day he vu"o".t bie^n,
he threw the book on the roof top. Being a cat back then, I used to sit
on the roof top and happened to read the poems.... Therefore, it is not 
exactly as the original, and lacks 2 verses. 


	CO.P DDO'I TRONG SO+? THU'

	o+? trong vu+o+`n ba'ch thu'
	co' mo^.t con co.p ga^`y
	ddi lo`ng vo`ng u? ru?
	da(`n co+n ddo'i qua nga`y
	
	a'o va`ng gio+` ba.c the^'t
	va(`n tha^~m nay dda~ phai
	tie^'ng ga^`m gio+` la.c lo~ng
	co.p gio+` pha?i a(n chay
		
 	xu+a nho^'t chung vo+'i khi?
 	va^~n la` o^ng ba mu+o+i
	nay chi? co`n ca'i xa'c
	tha'ng tu+ khi? tha`nh ngu+o+`i

	ngu+o+`i da`nh a(n vo+'i thu'
	quy? tha^`n cu~ng la`m ngo+	
	O^i! hu`m thie^ng ru+`ng nu'i
	ai cu+'u o^ng ba^y gio+` ?
	
			Tha'i Nguye^n
			~ 1979


---
____________________________________________________
Linh T. Tran
ltran@dsp.lsil.com
____________________________________________________
From: lmcving@noah.ericsson.se (Vinh NGUYEN)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [misc] just testing, please ignore this message ...
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 92 12:39:27 EDT
Reply-To: lmcving@noah.ericsson.se
Distribution: world

send via standford ...
From: hodo@eb5ts2.EBay.Sun.COM (Hoang Doan)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: NHA(.C
Date: 14 Apr 92 16:55:00 GMT
Reply-To: hodo@eb5ts2.EBay.Sun.COM (Hoang Doan)
Distribution: usa
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Inc.  Mt. View, Ca.
NNTP-Posting-Host: eb5ts2.ebay.sun.com


		Hi ca'c anh chi. vietnet

        H` co' nho'' mo^.t -doa.n bai` ca cu?a tr.co^ngso'n

		ba?n no'i ne^n thu'o'ng mo^.t ngu'o'i`

Thu'o'ng ai ma^u` a'o tra('ng tro^ng 'anh sao ro'i
 
        Thu'o'ng ai cu'o'i` kho^ng no'i ngai. ngu`ng nhu' 'ang ma^y bay
 
        Thu'o'ng nu. cu'o'i` va` mai' to'c buo^ng ro'i 
 
        ngai. ai u'o't' -do^i mo^i tu'ng` -de^m qua ngo~ to^i' sa^u`
 
        bie^'n he^'t ti`nh to^i.

              H` nho'' co' ba^y' nhie^u -do' he.n ky` to'i'

	CCChao``
:wq
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: danl@iplmail.orl.mmc.com (Dan Long)
Subject: testing
Keywords: alive, test
Organization: Martin Marietta
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 19:23:29 GMT


Does this newsgroup works?  Anyone subscribes to this
newsgroup?

There seem to be no activities on this newsgroup for
months.

Please respond if you are out there.


Looking forward to hear from anyone.



Dang T. Long    danl@orl.mmc.com
From: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com (Nhan Tran)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: NEWS: Inquiry of February riot in Hongkong refugee camp
Date: 10 Apr 92 00:22:03 GMT
Reply-To: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com
Organization: N/A
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu

04/09 

Hong Kong-Boat People

Copyright, 1992. The Associated Press. All rights reserved.

By JOHN POMFRET
 Associated Press Writer
   HONG KONG (AP) -- A government inquiry into the deaths of 24 Vietnamese boat
people during a riot concluded Thursday that the tragedy could have been avoided
if police had broken up warring bands of Vietnamese faster.
   The report by a British colonial judge also criticized police for not using
tear gas to stop the February riot, for failing to have a commanding officer at
the scene for almost 30 minutes and for allowing communication to break down
among security personnel.
   The report was unusual in that the colonial government does not often submit
its actions to independent inquiry. Rarer still was the relatively harsh tone of
the paper, parts of which were released by the government.
   There was no mention, however of any disciplinary action against the police.
   Royal Hong Kong Police Commissioner Li Kwan-ha said he accepted the findings
and that steps had already been taken to improve equipment and communication
problems.
   "With the benefit of hindsight, the initiative was not swiftly seized or held
by the police, nor was law and order restored as quickly as possible," said the
report by Justice Michael Kempster.
   If enough tear gas had been fired at the fighting mob, it said, "the tragedy
might well have been averted."
   The disaster was the worst to befall boat people in Hong Kong since 1975,
when they began coming to the British colony following the Communist takeover of
Vietnam.
   The ordeal began around midnight Feb. 3 when bands of southern Vietnamese
clashed with northern Vietnamese in the Shek Kong Detention Center, a squalid
boat people camp.
   In all, 24 northern Vietnamese, including five children, were burned to death
when southerners herded them into a corrugated tin hut and stuffed burning
blankets in the windows and through the roof.
   So far, 10 Vietnamese have been charged with the murder of a 2-year-old boy,
and 161 boat people have been charged with rioting.
   Hong Kong's camps hold 52,857 boat people. Vietnam agreed late last year to
accept the return of them in exchange for substantial humanitarian assistance
from the European Community. Despite objections from the U.S. government, the
colonial government has begun to force the Vietnamese home.
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: trinh@software.org (Donna Trinh)
Subject: [MISC] love program
Organization: Software Productivity Consortium, Herndon, Virginia
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1992 14:24:38 GMT

Hello netters,

Poets write poems, composers write songs, programmers write programs, naturally :-)
If you dont like certain features of the program, feel free to customize it :-)
I have tested this program thoroughly: I've tried out all options myself :-)))))
However, if you found them bugs, wouldn't you know that they are love-bugs? :-)


while (you are not finished) {
  if (you are in love) {
    if (your love loves you) {
      Oh, it's a wonderful life!
      delay marriage as long as you can - and now you have to face the music:
      if (marriage is possible) {
        you, lucky you! Congratulations!
        now you are finished
      }
      else { /* for whatever reasons: religion, class, distance, change of heart, etc. */
        you can say God has not been fair
        for (count = 1; count <= 100; count++) {
          cry out loud
          say "I am not going to kill myself"
        }
        thanks your lover for a wonderful memory
        be proudly say that you know what love is
        and you know what?  love will come around again!
      } 
    }
    else { /* welcome to the 7-love (tha^'t ti`nh) club */
      switch (your lover) {
        case (not interested in you):
          switch (your lover attributes) {
            case (a rare gem: intelligent, rich, good-looking):
              hang on till your lover got married
            case (average)
              let your love go at that - whatever will be, will be
              you both have the right to change your mind!
          } 
        case (pretend not interested):
          it's your call: play if you want to 
        case (does not know that you love him/her):
          what are you waiting for and what are you afraid of?
        default:  /* dont know what's going on - hey, it's easy to be lost in love */
          keep looping :-)
      }
    }
  }
  else { /* you are not in love */
    if (you are looking for love) {
      good luck to you 
      be sociable.  Keep your eyes open, keep your ears open, keep your options open 
      love is around the corner!
    }
    else { /* you are not looking for love */
      switch (your attitude) {
        case (consider yourself cool):
          just do what you wanna do
          but you are still looping here :-)
        case (consider yourself finished)
          you are finished! 
      }
    }
  }
}


--trinh@software.org
From: malx0142@steer.sdsu.edu (Generic Account 0142)
Subject: Re: [Joke] Cross the Desert.
Organization: San Diego State University
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 07:37:44 GMT

In article <8930127@hpldsla.sid.hp.com> chuynh@hpldsla.sid.hp.com (Charles Huynh) writes:
>                              Cross the Desert.
>
>     A few years prior to the Iraq's war, there was a race across the the
>     desert sponsored by the Arab. There were only three contestants in the 
>     race: a king of oil, an Arabian sheik and a poor man.  The king of oil
>     was going to drive his cadilac across the scorching hot desert sand.
>     The sheik was riding on one of the camels along with all his servants. 
>     The poor man stand by the side of the other contestants with the door of
>     the 1952 chevy under his arm-pit.  Many US reporters came to interview
>     the contestants.
>
>     Reporters  : King of oil, how do you plan to cross the desert?
>
>     King of oil: Well... I just roll down the desert with my cadilac.
>	          and when it gets hot I just turn on the air condition.
>
>     Reporters  : Sheik, Sir, how do you plan to cross the desert?
>
>     Sheik      : Oh, I will cross the desert with my camel and my servants
>		  When it gets hot I will set up the tents , drink wine and
>		  watch my servants dancing.
>
>     Reporters( surprise at the appearance of the poor man): and you sir how
>		  the h*ll you think you can cross the desert with the chevy's
>		  door? You think you want to kill yourself?
>
>    The poor man : Well.... as the American used to say.... When it hot, I just
>		   roll down the window.
>
>     Reporters   : *&^%$#@!!!!!
>
>
>
>
>
>================================================================================
>            ^                     ||
>           | |                    ||  ____  _                 _
>         @#####@                  || (      \)     ___   ____ \)  ___    0
>       (###   ###)-.              ||  \      \____  __\  \___) \  \__)   /\
>     .(###     ###) \             ||   \____/ \   \/\__\_/\  \/ \/ \____/ _)_
>    /  (###   ###)   )            ||
>   (=-  .@#####@|_--"             ||
>   /\    \_|l|_/ (\               ||            Charles M. Huynh
>  (=-\     |l|    /               ||         chuynh@hpldsla.sid.hp.com
>   \  \.___|l|___/                ||        Scientific Instruments Div.
>   /\      |_|   /                ||          W : (415) 857 - 6545 
>  (=-\._________/\                ||          H : (408) 976 - JOKE
>   \             /                ||
>    \.__________/                 ||
>       #  ----  #                 || 
>       #   __   #                 ||
>       \########/                 ||
>Go Ahead, make my day!!!          ||
>===============================================================================
>  
>

After reading this joke, I remember a joke I heard at the end of the Iraq'war.

There are two basketball players asking each other:
player A ask player B: Do you know who can shoot over Air Jordan?

player B answer: Saddam Huisen's SCUB.

player A: !!!!????

Mu+o+`i
(Nu. Cu+o+`i La` Ta^'t Ca?)

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: lapato@wpi.WPI.EDU (Lap Thai Nguyen)
Subject: [SONG] Ti`nh Lo+~ Tra(m Na(m
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu
Reply-To: lapato@wpi.WPI.EDU
Organization: N/A
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1992 19:01:57 GMT

	To chi. ttl ... Em the^m ma('m the^m muo^'i
cho chi. chi't luo^n ne` ..hi`hi`!

Ti`nh ye^u a^'y Anh mang ve^`
Trao cho ngu+o+`i ti`nh mo+'i ddi Anh
Ro^`i Na(m tha'ng Em no+i na`y
Va^~n thu+o+ng hoa`i ngu+o+`i ti`nh lo+~ tra(m na(m
Lo`ng nhu+ gio^ng to^' phong ba
Khi thuye^`n ye^u tro^i xa
Thuye^`n Anh thay be^'n sang so^ng
Nu+o+'c ma('t Em tuo^n tha`nh gio`ng
	Anh dda~ he^'t ye^u Em ro^`i
	Thi` Anh ha~y ddi theo ngu+o+`i
	Ddu+`ng gian do^'i the^m chi
	Va`o phu't gia^y bie^.t ly
	Em no'i dda^y Em kho^ng buo^`n
	Em hu+'a dda^y Em kho^ng ho+`n
	Ti`nh ye^u che^'t ho^m nay
	Dda`nh co^' que^n nga`y mai
Go.i nhau ba tie^'ng : co^' nha^n o+i !
Sao buo^`n nhu+ cho+i vo+i ??
Tu+` nay xa ca'ch, co^' nha^n o+i !
Muo^'n no'i sao nhu+ nghe.n lo+`i ??
	Lo`ng dda~ quye^'t kho^ng u sa^`u
	Ma` nu+o+'c ma('t Em tuo^n tra`o
	Lo`ng dda~ quye^'t que^n nhau
	Ma` tha^'y tim qua(.n ddau
	Anh cu+' ddi, ddi theo ngu+o+`i
	Em dda~ que^n co^ ddo+n ro^`i
	Ddu+`ng thu+o+ng xo't Em chi
	Ddo+`i bie^'t bao bie^.t ly ...

ltn

PS:  kho^ng bie^'t lo+`i nha.c cu?a ai .
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: pham1@soleil.info.uqam.ca (Tra Mi Pham)
Subject: [misc] Msg to anh Vinh NGUYEN
Originator: daemon@media.mit.edu
Reply-To: pham1@soleil.info.uqam.ca
Organization: N/A
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 20:45:32 GMT

> From: lmcving@noah.ericsson.se (Vinh NGUYEN)
>                    ^^^^^^^^ 
> 
Hi anh Vinh !!

Sorry BC xin mu*o*n. account cua? TM dde^? hoi? anh Vinh cai' nay` ... co'
phai? anh lam` cho hang~ Ericsson Communications Inc. 0 ??? chi nhanh' o*?
dda^u va^y. vi` luc' tru*o*c' co' tho*i` gian BC lam` cho hang~ nay` o*?
Montreal Canada ... 

Thanks ... :))

BC

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: malx0142@steer.sdsu.edu (Generic Account 0142)
Subject: Re: Tra(m ho.
Organization: San Diego State University
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 06:11:15 GMT

In article <1992Apr9.174914.17172@news.media.mit.edu> Cuong_M._Nguyen.OSBU_North@xerox.com writes:
>
>From: KIMYEN@slacvm.slac.stanford
>>Tra(m ho. theo to^i chi? la` truye^`n thuye^'t nhu" Ba` A^u co" sanh tra(m
>>tru"'ng ma` tho^i,do ddo' ca'c ho. ma` ca'c ba.n ne^u le^n chi? la` ho. cu?a
>>                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>ngu"o"`i Trung Hoa ddu"o".c di.ch sang tie^'ng Vie^.t Nam .Cu~ng nhu" Ba` A^u
>>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>Co" la`m sao dde? ra tru"'ng ddu"o".c,Hay nguo^`n go^'c ngu"o"`i Vie^.t la`
>>ca' hay ru`a?
>
>
>Does this mean that we're all chinese after all? My initial thought is it could
>not be true.
>
>/cuo\ng

No'i ve^` ngu+o+`i Vie^.t Nam (giao chi?) chi'nh to^ng, to^i co' nghe
ngu+o+`i lo+'n no'i la.i la` ngo'n cha^n ca'i va` ngo'n ke^' cu?a nhu+~ng 
ngu+o+`i giao chi? na^`y no' ho+i te.ch ra mo^.t chu't (co' hi`nh da.ng 
chu+~ V).  To^i chu+a tha^'y qua, cho ne^n kho^ng bie^'t co' ddu'ng hay
kho^ng.  Netter na`o muo^'n bie^'t mi`nh co' pha?i la` chi'nh to^ng giao
chi? kho^ng thi` khi na`o co' di.p thi` nhi`n ca'i ba`n cha^n coi ngo'n 
ca'i co' te.ch ra kho^ng....8^) :^) ba`n cha^n cu?a to^i thi` co' kho^ng
co' te^.ch ra ta.i vi` o+? My~ mang gia^`y to^'i nga`y cho ne^n ca'i ngo'n
ca'i no' kho^ng di.p dde^? te^.ch ra. 8^) :^)....

Mu+o+`i
(Nu. Cu+o+`i La` Ta^'t Ca?)
From: hibabe@Ahead.Of.Our.Time (The Real Thing)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: testing
Date: 10 Apr 92 00:03:37 GMT
Reply-To: hibabe@Ahead.Of.Our.Time (The Real Thing)
Distribution: ba
Organization: Ahead Of Our Time

this is only a test, in the case of emergency you would see the actual
message......
From: giao@informix.com (Giao Tien Vu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [MISC] US Money Supply (Re: NEWS: VN chokes money supply...)
Date: 16 Apr 92 18:12:03 GMT
Organization: Informix Software, Inc.

In article <1992Apr13.234311.23809@news.media.mit.edu> tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com writes:
>    HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, April 13, Reuter - Vietnam has successfully
>attacked inflation and boosted the value of its currency in recent months but
>has run into criticism in its progress towards a modern banking system.
>    The State Bank of Vietnam crudely implemented the decision late last year to
>tighten money supply, by simply refusing to allow some companies and individuals
>to withdraw cash.
>[...]
>    "It has taken courageous decisions," said one Western banker about the state
>bank which for decades had simply increased money supply whenever cash was
>short.

This followup has nothing to do with Vietnam.

Recently, a lot of financial people in the USA are raising the red flag
on the quick growth of the M1 supply of the country.  Apparently, the US
government is happily printing lots of money (and devaluing the dollar).

Are we on the brink of runaway inflation?

This nagging question makes me feel like spending all of my savings before
their worth approach zero!

Giao
From: htnguyen@sscvx1.ssc.gov (Huan T Nguyen)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Tho* Nguyen Chi Thien
Date: 16 Apr 92 14:13:07 GMT
Organization: Superconducting Super Collider Lab

To all NCT fan out there who still dream of the day when we
will return triumphantly.

Cuo^.c chie^'n dda^'u na`y
(1975)

Cuo^.c chie^'n dda^'u na`y chu*a pha^n tha('ng phu.
Ta va^~n co`n dda^y va` sa('t the'p co`n kia
Che^'t cho'c tha^`m ca^m, co^'t nhu.c chia li`a
Ta va^~n so^'ng va` kho^ng he^` la^~n lu'
Ta muo^'n no'i vo*'i loa`i da~ thu'
Khu'c ha't kha?i hoa`n ta se~ ha't thie^n thu !

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