VIETNAMESE CHARACTER AS DECEIVER, LIAR, THIEF, KILLER ETC....( Ref Book "Giai Phong ...." T.Terzani ) While Cambodia is occupied by the Vienamese invaders and the illegal Viet sttlers , all these are thieves as confirmed by the Viet PM here . Last Updated:
Wednesday, September 10, 2008 Vietnam PM stresses vigilance against counterfeit products Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has urged economic sectors and local authorities to step up efforts to combat low-quality goods or counterfeit products. According to a dispatch signed Monday by the PM, relevant agencies are to closely monitor the production and trade of counterfeit goods, including fake fertilizers, animal feed and pharmaceutical products. The Ministry of Public Security is called upon to investigate and sanction organizations and individuals involved with producing, distributing and storing low-quality goods or counterfeit wares. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: LESSON OF CHEATING RE: Think Massmedia: Video Update For Setember 9, 2008Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2008 02:38:26 -0700 LESSON OF CHEATING RE: Think Massmedia: Video Update For Setember 9, 2008.10 UN RESOLUTIONS, (1979-1988) VOTED BY 116 UN MEMBER COUNTRIES ,CALL VIETNAM TO CEASE HER OCCUPATION OF CAMBODIA & REMOVE ALL HER TROOPS FROM THE COUNTRY ARE NOT RESPECTED. America calls Vietnam to restore Cambodia Independence .President Reagan's address to the 43d Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, New York . September 26, 1988. "Mr. Secretary-General, there are new hopes for Cambodia, a nation whose freedom and independence we seek just as avidly as we sought thefreedom and independence of Afghanistan. We urge the rapid removal of all Vietnamese troops ...." BURYsee the consequences ?Illegal bottled-water makers face closure Written by Kay Kimsong Tuesday, 09 September 2008 Safety rising concern as most producers fail to meet standards HENG CHIVOAN A shop vendor checks her stocks of bottled water in Phnom Penh on Monday. MORE than 100 bottled-water companies could be closed for failing to meet minimum production quality standards, the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy has said, adding that Cambodia's markets are being flooded with potentially dangerous drinking water.Only 24 of the 130 enterprises are compliant with the ministry's Department of Industrial Standards, department director Ping Sivlay said. "We know that some of these enterprises don't even tell the ministry where their factories are located or what kind of water they are using to make their product," he told the Post.Bottled water that meets the ministry's standards is currently given a "CS900" stamp, but enforcing quality control in the markets is difficult. The Commerce Ministry's Cam-Control can report suspect products to the Industry Ministry, but it is unclear by which criteria they are judged and what action can be taken against violators.Ping Sivlay said that the Industry Ministry was working to establish an Institute of Standards that would set quality-control guidelines for all products manufactured in Cambodia. Once this is set up, the ministry would begin banning subpar products, he said."We will take action against any drinking-water enterprises that do not reach national standards for quality," he said.Ser Viseth, manager for Hi-Tech Pure Drinking Water, said his company brings samples of their product to both Cam-Control and the Industry Ministry each month for testing in order to obtain the CS900 stamp. Others, however, are not so diligent, said Ith Praing, secretary of state at the Industry Ministry."For those bottles of water with no [CS900] stamp, they are illegal and the water is not guaranteed to be good to drink," he said.The overarching concern is the health impact on a public that largely relies on bottled water, health officials say.Dr Veng Thai of the Phnom Penh Municipal Health Department said unregulated production methods are to blame for the varying quality of water.But the bottled-water issue also extends to other products, in the interest of fair competition, said Mao Thora, undersecretary of state for the Commerce Ministry. "We need standards for all products," he said. Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2008 22:46:20 -0700From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Think Massmedia: Video Update For Setember 9, 2008 ----- Original Message ----From: Think Massmedia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Tuesday, September 9, 2008 4:13:03 PMSubject: Video Update For Setember 9, 2008 Hello Everyone, Welcome to the September release of new videos from Think Massmedia. This month's treat is a special one, for it includes the Cambodian culture which few have heard, a tour of the pristine wine country of Napa Valley, and wraps up with a series of orchid care and successful growth demonstrations. Please enjoy them and as always your comments and suggestions are welcomed. Very few of us have heard of Cambodia, Ankor Wat, and the genocide of the gentle Khmer people by the Khmer Rouge in the late 1970s unless it is through the Hollywood film "The Killing Fields" or through an avid traveler to the Far East. Perom Uch, a genocide survivor and a Public Relation from C.A.R.A of the Silicon Valley, is here to help us demystify the Khmer culture, tradition, values, and the mission of C.A.R.A. http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/PUINT01.html Kara Uy has also lived through the atrocity and is here to share her experience that helped shape her life. Being a young immigrant growing up in the States, she talks about her struggle to "fit in" and her search for self identity. Uy is an active member in helping the Khmer community, particularly empowering women of her age and the younger generations. http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/KUINT01.html Steve Reynolds of the Reynolds Family Winery in Napa Valley California has learned his wine producing and viticulture skills and trade through his father and by attending U.C Davis. Reynolds is here to share his wealth of knowledge in the art, science, and technology of today's wine making and vine growing processes. Some topics of discussion are soil preparation, root systems, cane training, and perhaps more than you ever wanted to know when you take that next sip from your glass. http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/SRINT01.html Bruce Davidson is the Vice President of the SCVOS and is here to teach and show us "Easy Growing Orchids" and "Growing Orchids Indoors". Davidson shares his "fail proof" techniques for potting, root care, and watering procedures that will make any novice grower look like a pro. If not, at least you'll have a head start on lowering your orchids' death rate by a land slide. http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/BRUEGO01.html http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/BRUGOI01.html Now that you have acquired an orchid from your local nursery or super market, what should you do next to ensure your new-born has a chance of life and grows up to meet your expectations? Have no fear because Tanya Lam is your orchid's nanny and she will guide and handhold you as she shows you how to change its diapers, bathing rituals, nourishing requirements, and the type of crib it needs for its sleeping habits. http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/TLAMOS01.html Masdevallia is a majestic orchid of a flower. If it’s a love at first sight you have for Masdevallia, you will be in heaven because Tom Perlite of Golden Gate Orchids is here to show you how to care for it without it ever fading away. http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/TOMMASD01.html Do you have a love, taste, and an eye for rare and exotic orchids? Harry Phillips of Andy's Orchids has just the right treat for your desire. Phillips tours us through many rare orchid species from every imaginable corner of the globe. He will also show us how to adopt them into our home and grow them on a mount such as a stick which is natively how orchids thrive in its natural habitats. His topics of discussion include water frequency and fertilizing. http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/HPGOS01.html http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/HPINT01.html Do you ever fancy yourself spicing up your windowsills with orchids but your shame and guilt of killing them was too much for your gentle nature? Your first step or journey to enlightenment and boosting your confidence of orchid care and success is to watch Alan Koch's, of Gold Country Orchids, video clips. Koch will walk and demonstrate "Windowsill Orchid Growing" a play-by-play on watering, maintaining good root system, potting, and media selection for successful growth. http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/ALMINI01.html We all hate weeds. Our gardens and lawns would be a paradise without them, but what if the type of weed happens to be orchids that can beautify our homes and gardens? That would be a horse of a different color. Indeed colorful, they are Epidendrums. They are a breed of various heights, come in many colors, and have the ability to bloom nearly year round given the right necessities. Lauris Rose of Cal Orchids is here to share with us just that. http://www.thinkmassmedia.com/LREPI01.html Regards, Kevin Ling Think Massmedia 3333 Bowers Ave., Ste.#130 Santa Clara, Ca 95054 Thinkmassmedia.com Think Massmedia, your knowledge portal to the world. See how Windows connects the people, information, and fun that are part of your life. See Now_________________________________________________________________ Stay up to date on your PC, the Web, and your mobile phone with Windows Live. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/msnnkwxp1020093185mrt/direct/01/ --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Cambodia Discussion (CAMDISC) - www.cambodia.org" group. This is an unmoderated forum. Please refrain from using foul language. Thank you for your understanding. 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