Kyo York has become a phenomenon in Vietnam as he can sing in Vietnamese. After having lived in Vietnam for 5 years in teaching English, he has mastered the local language and participated in Vietnamese showbiz.
His Facebook fan page has garnered more than 183, 000 fans in less than 2 years.
Here are a few of his videos:
Twin girls, Brielle and Kyrie, were born 12 weeks ahead of their due date. Needing intensive care, they were placed in separate incubators.
Rescuing Hug
Kyrie began to gain weight and her health stabilized. But Brielle, born only 2 lbs, had trouble breathing, heart problems and other complications. She was not expected to live.
The old days of saying… “An Apple a day keeps the doctor away” might be not so effective as the new survey.
There are a lot about women to thank for.
Happy Women’s Day!
A scientific study reveals “10-minute ogle at women’s breasts is as healthy as half-an-hour in the gym”
Commentary: In less than two decades of national reconciliation, Cambodia, a country of 15 million people, has made great strides that have put its neighbor Vietnam to shame. Cambodia is able to produce electric car by its own engineers, while Vietnam still lacks the intellectual capacity of doing so even though South Vietnam was able to manufacture its domestic car brand, La Dalat, during the war.
The political system is at fault for preventing innovations. For instance, innovators like Mr. Nguyễn Quốc Hòa working on the mini submarine Trường Sa 1 has been told that its sea trials may be banned; Mr. Nguyễn Văn Thắng has been banned from touching his failed helicopter. These absurd restrictions prevent Vietnamese people from inventing things.
Mr. Nguyễn Văn Thắng with his failed helicopter was banned from exploring his invention due to national security reason.
Vietnamese policy makers and automobile manufacturers these days incur the heavy criticism from the public which is disbelief about the news that Cambodia has successfully made electric cars. Continue reading
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Michaela Nguyễn or Michaela Nguyenová, 18, was selected to be among the twelve finalists of Miss Slovakia 2014 on Feb. 10th, 2014. She is the contestant number 12. She is half-Vietnamese with the height of 1.70 m. The final night of the beauty contest will be held on April 14, 2014.
In 2013, Monika Leová, Vietnamese Czech was selected as second runner-up of Miss Czech 2013.
It is amazing that Vietnamese in Eastern Europe has given some very successful people in all fields such as a few billionaires in Vietnam and beautiful women.
