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The impact of K-12 Food Rescue has reached world wide! Nghia Luu, from True North International School in Hanoi Vietnam, discovered K-12 Food Rescue resources online while working oh his Zero Waste Project, in in this episode he talks about his journey developing the project, and how the resources he found online helped him along the way. Their are many differences in he way school breakfasts and lunches are administered in Vietnam compared to the United States, but Nghia did not let those differences prevent him from developing a school food waste solution True North International School. We hope you enjoy this episode!

Brantley Turner-Bradley, the Easy Asia Education Director for Dwight Schools, shared the story behind her title with us on July 3, 2024.★★★★★Of the interview, our founder and host, Sue Rocco, says: "Listen in as I sit down with with Brantley to learn how a young girl from Brooklyn, NY ended up studying Mandarin, is set to open a new Dwight School in Hanoi Vietnam, and is still learning how to become more self-aware as she helps her students do the same."Brantley is originally from Brooklyn, New York. Her interest in Asia began as an undergraduate at Brown University studying East Asian Studies and Art Semiotics. After first traveling to China in 1993 and studying Mandarin in Beijing at Beijing Language and Culture University from 1995-96, she completed her graduate work in 2000 at the John-Hopkins Nanjing University Center for Chinese and American Studies. She founded China Prep in the experiential education sector and is a Ph.D. candidate at the International School of Management with coursework in Shanghai, New York, and Paris. She served as the Dwight School Director of Programs for ChSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/women-to-watch-r/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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American bass-baritone and social media influencer, Daniel Brevik, is praised for having "a massive, focused, rich, warm timbre." Boasting an impressive following of over 65,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and 465,000 followers on TikTok. Brevik's singing and teaching channel extends even further, with a staggering 650,000 followers on Instagram - with over 100 million views across platforms which have amassed over 20 years of total stream time, effectively captivating audiences on a global scale. A recipient of Opera Theatre of Saint Louis' Richard Gaddes Career Grant, and the Wendy Shattuck Presidential Scholarship from the New England Conservatory, Brevik was hailed by The Washington Post for having "an impressive, sonorous voice" while Opera Today claimed he could "rattle the rafters one moment and be lullingly conversational the next." Brevik was featured on the cover of Opera News for creating the role of Ernest Hemingway in the world premiere of Ricky lan Gordon's Twenty-Seven. The album recorded with the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis and Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra is available on all major music platforms. Brevik later reprised his role with the orchestra of St. Luke's in his New York debut at City Center Theatre, and then again at Intermountain Opera in Bozeman, Montana. Notable venues Brevik has performed in include Boston's Symphony Hall, St. Louis' Powell Hall, Lyric Opera of Chicago's Civic Opera House, Amarillo Texas' Globe-News Center, Venice Italy's St. Marks Cathedral, and the Vietnam Opera and ballet in Hanoi Vietnam. In a recent collaboration with Bobby Bass and the Bass Singers of TikTok, their cover of "Hoist The Colours" garnered over 6 million views on Youtube and 8.5 million streams on Spotify. In 2022, Brevik was showcased on stage in concert with Pentatonix legend Avi Kaplan in Boston, MA. Brevik is on the voice faculty at The University of Hartford, and at the Falcetti School of Music in Simsbury, CT.    Peter and Danny talk about going viral on social media, performing opera on a professional level, getting to work with Avi Kaplan, travel stories, fitness, and much more. Please welcome Big Brev.

Mal etwas anderes - ein kleiner Reisebericht von Christin von der Asian Poker Tour Billions in Hanoi, Vietnam.   Wollt ihr auch euer Poker-Spiel verbessern und diesen Kanal unterstützen? Dann nutzt diesen Link, um euch bei Raise Your Edge anzumelden: https://www.raiseyouredge.com/amember/aff/go/grin5ekatze SIDE POD Kontakt: Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/SIDE-POD E-Mail: sidepodpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/SIDEPODPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sidepodpodcast/ Tiktok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMe1YQv6U/ Discord: https://discord.gg/Zc8m2a5T7h YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP3DDHMjeAgB3BNgTjpVzRQ Christin Maschmann https://www.instagram.com/niceandsunny/ https://www.youtube.com/c/niceandsunny

Welcome to the Upon Arrival series, where we decode cities around the world for you! In this episode, we're diving into Hanoi, Vietnam. We've got you covered with insider tips, from airport navigation and transportation to the local cuisine you can't miss. Tune in to make your Hanoi trip a memorable adventure!Highlights:Hanoi's traffic and how to navigate itMust-try local cuisines like pho and egg coffeeHow to avoid pickpocketsChoosing the right area to stayHow to move around the city affordably and efficientlyExploring the cultural must-sees and overhyped spotsInstagram @katshortsleeveTik Tok @katshortsleeveYoutube Shortsleeve Travel with Kat Shortsleeve

Moving on to Vietnam and 10 new British slang phrases to learn in today's episode! Episode word list: mental get your bearings knackered pavement get into it fill your boots rip you off pop on bum in the middle of nowhere Enjoy! Thanks again to my student Valerio who produced the new intro music on the podcast! Check out his music studio on instagram at: @_eulaliaproject_

Il mio gruppo di origine è a San Pietroburgo, in Russia, ma un anno fa mi sono trasferita ad Hanoi, in Vietnam, dove ci sono pochi sessodipendenti in via di guarigione. Il mio recupero è iniziato il giorno in cui ho partecipato a una riunione di SA. Da quel giorno la mia vita è cambiata molto e sta ancora cambiando. Sono grata per tutto, passato, presente e futuro. La mia vita sta avvenendo esattamente come vuole Dio per come posso concepirlo, quindi accetto tutto ciò che la vita mi porta. Voglio vivere questa vita.

My home group is in St. Petersburg, Russia, but one year ago I moved to Hanoi, Vietnam, where there are few other recovering sexaholics. My recovery started the day I came to an SA meeting. Since that day my life has changed a lot, and it is still changing. I am grateful for everything, past, present, and future. My life is happening exactly as the God of my understanding wants, so I accept everything life brings to me. I want to live this life.

Meine Stammgruppe ist in St. Petersburg, Russland, aber vor einem Jahr bin ich nach Hanoi, Vietnam, gezogen, wo es nur wenige andere genesende Sexsüchtige gibt. Meine Genesung begann an dem Tag, an dem ich zu einem AS-Meeting kam. Seit diesem Tag hat sich mein Leben sehr verändert, und es verändert sich immer noch. Ich bin dankbar für alles, die Vergangenheit, die Gegenwart und die Zukunft. Mein Leben verläuft genau so, wie der Gott meines Verständnisses es will, also akzeptiere ich alles, was das Leben mir bringt. Ich will dieses Leben leben.

This week on Disaffected: -Apple releases a cringe-tastic self-promotional commercial featuring an angry black woman as Mother Nature who goes to corporate headquarters like Evilene from the Wiz. After emasculating and humiliating the white men at the board table–including ur-cuck CEO Tim Cook–she promises to be back next year. Watch and marvel at how the employees and actors simper and grovel while at the same time bragging about their carbon neutrality. -President Joe Biden mumble-stumbles through a speech in Hanoi Vietnam. He can't remember anyone's name. He can't pronounce consonants because his speech is permanently slurred. He drags out the never-existed-in-film "move line" about lying, dog-faced pony soldiers. Attention adversarial world leaders: Attack us now and get 25 percent off! -Oh, Canada. Our allegedly once-great neighbor to the north is pulling pre-2008 books from school libraries on account of "inclusivity." The Diary of Anne Frank is among them. Marvel at the apparently psychopathic Canadian Karen—a medical doctor—who screamed abuse at her board colleague for refusing to back Dr. Karen's proposed school mask mandate. All that and more this week!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Im ersten Teil erzählt Dennis von seinem Leben als Herthafan in Hanoi (Vietnam). Wir unterhalten uns über den Berliner Weg und befassen uns mit der unendlichen Geschichte des Kaderumbaus bei Hertha BSC. Im zweiten Teil sprechen wir mit Andreas in Zeven (Niedersachsen) über die knappe Auswärtsniederlage in Düsseldorf, das Fehlen eines Knipsers, den entfesselten Zeefuik und die noch offenen Baustellen. 114 Minuten Hertha für die Ohren. #hahohe Kapitelmarken ============== 00:02:12 Dennis, Exilherthaner 00:04:10 Vietnam, Fußball und Hertha 00:28:18 Die letzten 4 Jahre und der Berliner Weg 00:42:00 Unendliche Geschichte Kaderumbau 01:06:48 Düsseldorf - Hertha BSC = 1:0 (mit Andreas in Zeven)

Vietnam is one of our favorite places to visit, so it was only natural that we took our best friend there. We welcome back Rachel on our podcast to share our most memorable moments in Hanoi, Vietnam. From cheesy snails to fine dining, to how to conquer crossing the streets, get ready for the crazy fun things we did!    Follow Us Everywhere! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adventuresofcarlienne/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/advcarlienne Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AdventuresofCarlienne/

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Bob Mahr and Dan Bredahl are the Managing Directors at Arete EPM. They've built a very successful team with an office in Hanoi Vietnam. The join host Chad Pyke to talk about what it takes to build a high-performing team across two continents. In this episode you'll learn: → How working globally can ultimately be an advantage for your clients. → Strategies for attracting and developing EPM consultants on international teams. → How to show appreciation for the different cultures represented on your teams. → Best practices for ensuring high quality delivery when working across continents. → What makes APAC special and why they love working with their team in Vietnam. Visit all pertinent links + find out how much Anaplan professionals are getting paid ($$$): cothryve.co/links

In this podcast, I traveled to Hanoi Vietnam to meet with Romain the founder of 8amStudio. You may also know him as Romain Rou from the music industry since he has been working on production, mixing, and Dj sets lives with hundreds of people for the past 20 years. He has been working also as a graphic designer for 20 years and started his creative agency in Vietnam in 2013, counting more than 300 customers to this day.

John 00 Fleming presents JOOF Radio 034 (Tracklist below) Usually my mix builds to a sting in the tail, but this month I've purposely held things back as I was loving the deep hypnotic story that was unfolding and didn't want it to end. Some stunning beautiful musical moments along with plenty of heads down close your eyes moments too. JOOF's very own Daniel Lesden jumps on this month guest mix duties with an epic mix. My next tour dates: 15th September // Shine, Ibiza [Spain] 23rd September // The Warehouse, Hanoi [Vietnam] 24th September // Aura, Saigon [Vietnam] *********************************************************** For JOOF merchandise and T-Shirts head to our shop here: https://john00fleming.tmstor.es *********************************************************** Tracklist: ---- John 00 Fleming ---- Dowden - Contiga Rokazer - Hope (Tim Penner Remix) Gai Barone - Social Dynamics Eleven Of July - Love Over Reason Rudra (SL) - Fire Spirit (RPO Remix) Basil O'Glue - Nostos Art Of Trance - A Time Before Time Eric Prydz, Chris Avantgarde, Anyma (ofc) - Consciousness (Eric Prydz Remix) 8Kays - Morning After The Rave ---- Guest mix ---- Daniel Lesden (JOOF)

"Failure is not an option." Dr Peter Jones and MyFSHD Ambassador Ms Nguyen Cam Thi, an FSHDer from Hanoi Vietnam, discuss FSHD on World FSHD Day 2022. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-l-jones/message

We're in Hanoi, Vietnam, with Paul Kennedy of VietnamTravelWithUs.com. We talk about the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the Temple of Literature, and the Hoa Lo Prison, which our soldiers called the Hanoi Hilton. Show notes are at https://WeTravelThere.com/hanoi Acorns invests your spare change automatically on every purchase. Plus, you can earn Found Money by shopping at participating retailers. It's a great way to build up your travel fund. For a limited time, sign up at wetravelthere.com/acorns and we'll both earn $5.

Ahead of the upcoming Blue Dragon Book Fair in Wellington, we Speak to Australian, Michael Brosowski who in 2002 founded the Blue Dragon Children's Foundation based in Hanoi Vietnam with the aim of ending child trafficking in the area through education, advocacy and even football.

Tracy Nguyen is a foodie tour guide in Hanoi and an expert on the cuisine of Vietnam. She talks with us about eggs in your coffee and a scalding noodle dish that has nothing to do with temperature. Plus, Tracy shares the story of a dish rescued by Anthony Bordain and why the chaos of traffic in Hanoi is more organized than you think. [Ep 180] Show Notes: Hanoi Street Food Tours website Pena Palace in Sintra website Brent's story about Ape trucks

Simak dan dengarkan Podcast Episode Kali ini. Obrolan menarik Surya Mahardhika bersama Nomo Monterrey membahas Sea Games ke 31 di Hanoi Vietnam. So Stay Tune.

Hello and Welcome to The Some of All Fears podcast! this week my guest is Paul B Kennedy. Paul a Traveler who has settled on residing in Hanoi Vietnam. In this episode we talk about how Paul found his love for travel, the difference between vacationing and traveling, then we get into his fear of being in a foreign company with no passport or money its a fantastic episode so listen and leave a review where ever you listen to podcasts..   Follow Paul Here https://twitter.com/paulinvietnam https://www.instagram.com/paul_b_kennedy/ Check Out Paul's website with recipes and historical facts about Vietnam here https://paulbkennedy.com/ Also check out www.vietnamtravelwithus.com and www.vietnamreismetons.nl  Follow the Show https://www.twitter.com/somefearfans/ https://www.instagram.com/somefearfans Join the Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/someofallfears   You can follow me at  https://www.twitter.com/ryanperrio/ https://www.instagram.com/ryanperrio/ https://www.facebook.com/ryanperrio   Credits  Art & Graphics - Barry Whitewater - https://www.instagram.com/bwhiteh2o/ Music - Gunnar Olsen - https://www.instagram.com/gunbuns/  Check out the website here https://www.gunnarolsen.net/    

Hoang Minh Chau is a Vietnamese/Hanoi based musician, artist, jazz promoter, stylist, composer and founder of her own art gallery in Vietnam's capital. Throughout our conversation, we discuss the complexities of jazz and her passion for promoting the genre, the variety of themes she's been introduced to, from Linkin Park to classical music, the challenges as a musician of physical injuries and adapting to lifestyles abroad, setting up her own art gallery in Hanoi, and her future aims. Thank you, Chau! You can find out more about her work here; https://www.facebook.com/chauandcogallery/ And more about ComebaCK at @thecomebackwithck on Instagram.

My ambition is to go all over the world! Yep, this is a touch too ambitious. One of the essential lessons I learned in software engineering was how to deal with complexity. We could achieve something meaningful step by step by breaking down the large challenge into smaller, manageable pieces. Travelling to Vietnam is one of those simple weekend getaways that do not need annual vacation days. --- This is a chapter of my book: The Dilemmas of Life: How to overcome the dilemmas and live a better life Get a full copy now on Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09FHXLD4G

Welcome to the world of the East! When I was able to travel to Vietnam I absolutely fell in love with Vietnam! In this episode, I will share some tips on how to travel to Hanoi without just visiting the tourist spots! Wine of the Week: Petit Mont, Yunnan, China 2019Pure red and black fruit nose. The palate brings notes of cocoa, blueberry, and cedar, alongside fine-grained tannins. Long finish. If you'd like to read more about Hanoi you can always visit https://thebackpackermom.com/2020/01/03/go-beyond-tourist-spots-of-hanoi-vietnam/ (my blog post) here! Follow the Story Daily on Social Mediawww.instagram.com/thebackpacker_mom www.instagram.com/basictobougiewine www.facebook.com/thebackpackermom www.thebackpackermom.com Sign up for my wine courses to learn more about thewonderful world of wine! https://basictobougiewine.thinkific.com/collections (https://basictobougiewine.thinkific.com/collections)  

Hugo Alfonso y Begoña García narran el tercer y último capitulo de su vuelta al mundo en bicicleta durante 5 años. Nos llevan por países como Timor Oriental, Australia o Estados Unidos. Conectamos con Hanoi (Vietnam). Allí reside el periodista Josep Prat. Es autor del libro “Los herederos del opio. La vida en las remotas aldeas de Indochina”. Juanjo Alonso, Kapitán Pedales, ha subido y descendido picos de los Andes en bicicleta. Agustí Bota tiene familia con 4 hijos y trabajo rutinario. A pesar de ello, ha tenido tiempo para conocer todos los países de la tierra....

Hugo Alfonso y Begoña García narran el tercer y último capitulo de su vuelta al mundo en bicicleta durante 5 años. Nos llevan por países como Timor Oriental, Australia o Estados Unidos. Conectamos con Hanoi (Vietnam). Allí reside el periodista Josep Prat. Es autor del libro “Los herederos del opio. La vida en las remotas aldeas de Indochina”. Juanjo Alonso, Kapitán Pedales, ha subido y descendido picos de los Andes en bicicleta. Agustí Bota tiene familia con 4 hijos y trabajo rutinario. A pesar de ello, ha tenido tiempo para conocer todos los países de la tierra....

Hugo Alfonso y Begoña García narran el tercer y último capitulo de su vuelta al mundo en bicicleta durante 5 años. Nos llevan por países como Timor Oriental, Australia o Estados Unidos. Conectamos con Hanoi (Vietnam). Allí reside el periodista Josep Prat. Es autor del libro “Los herederos del opio. La vida en las remotas aldeas de Indochina”. Juanjo Alonso, Kapitán Pedales, ha subido y descendido picos de los Andes en bicicleta. Agustí Bota tiene familia con 4 hijos y trabajo rutinario. A pesar de ello, ha tenido tiempo para conocer todos los países de la tierra....

Hanoi has always been one of my favorite cities in Southeast Asia. Charming, pedestrian friendly in many places, historic, vibrant, I miss visiting Hanoi very much. In this episode I return to Hanoi with audio from my 2017 visit around the Old Quarter and The Rising Sun Bridge at Hoan Kiem Lake. LIke many people in Vietnam I have been reluctant to travel around the country much due to the uncertainty of possibly being stuck in a place outside of your base city. Currently travel within the country is virtually impossible unless you are leaving Vietnam. With the news that over 80% of people over 18 have now had their first vaccination in Ho Chi Minh City there is hope that we will eventually be through the worst of this current wave of the pandemic. Thanks again for listening!Write A Review:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/far-east-travels-podcast/id1079513943?itsct=podcast_box_link&itscg=30200&ls=1Become a patron:https://www.patreon.com/FarEastTravelsDonations:https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/my/profile

Platonic honeymoons are the trips du jour this week in Salt Lake City and Hanoi, Vietnam! Check out all the details over on our blog!FOLLOW US:FacebookInstagramYoutubeTwitterPinterestApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsSpotifyStitcherSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/10KDollarDay/)

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://cherrieswriter.com/2014/04/11/the-mad-bomber-of-hanoi-1-of-4/

Watch the video with subtitles, pics and definitions: https://youtu.be/GGcXhwjzwmMLearn about my everyday life in Hanoi, Vietnam using 'used to' and 'would'.Podcasts with scripts: simpleenglishlistening.buzzsprout.comYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkcrx6ESrFxlDC8EEXUbnlw?sub_confirmation=1Follow + like our Facebook page for updates: https://www.facebook.com/simpleenglishlisteningMusic: Mượn Rượu Tỏ Tình by BigDaddy x Emily - SHADYLANES (Tây Cover)https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZpxAkZE18n1CAYxFVIksawHere, I speak in SIMPLE English about exciting topics. The best way to learn is to listen to as much English as possible which is ONE level above your level. This way you pick up maximum amounts of new language and pronunciation naturally.My name is Tristan, from England. I'm a native speaker and I've been a qualified English teacher for nearly 10 years and taught in five countries - UK, Italy, South Korea, Japan and Vietnam. I have post-graduate qualifications in education and English-teaching. #englishlesson #englishlessons #EnglishPodcast #englishstudy #IntermediateEnglish #SimpleEnglishListening #learningenglish #EnglishListening #영어공부 #الانجليزية #apprendrelanglais #anglais #apprendreanglais #английскийонлайн #английскийдлявсех #aprenderinglês #inglês #aprenderingles #estudaringles #英語 #ingilizceöğren #tienganh

I've been flying seaplanes for over 10 years now (nothing compared to some of my amazing guests) but now I share with you my own story with a good mate of mine in the hosting seat. Hear about my entry into seaplanes, progressing into one of Australia's most iconic seaplane operation, living in Hanoi Vietnam flying Cessna Caravans on floats, and finally where I am today, flying the Turbine Grumman Mallard for Paspaley Aviation.For more information about Safari flights on the Mallard: http://www.paspaleygroup.com/aviation/mallardsKimberley region where we fly the Mallards: https://goo.gl/maps/CUTXmsag42vUmqbi8Complete a survey about On the Step to help it grow!https://forms.gle/rQ3bwFfJuVZqWN1P8Follow me on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/thatmallardguy/Check out my YouTube Channel!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk6O4NEHd-Q5StSNLLfbjuw?view_as=subscriber

Vietnam ist ein ganz spezielles Land. Das liegt an seiner bewegten Geschichte, aber auch an seinen wuseligen Millionenstädten und seiner unfassbar guten Küche. Und noch etwas macht diesen Staat im fernen Südostasien ganz besonders: die Wärme und Offenheit der Vietnamesen.

En nuestra revista acostumbramos a llevarlos a viajar por varios destinos; En esta ocasión Clarisa Gutierrez nos cuenta todo sobre una ciudad fascinante como lo es Hanoi, la capital de Vietnam. Los esperamos, aquí en border heritage, y recuerden que debemos de estar conectados.

On Episode 9, speaking with us from Hanoi, Vietnam, we have Ember with The Center for Communist Studies on the country's amazing response to the pandemic. Commentary: All out to shutdown Donald Trump's white supremacist rally in Tulsa.

She's a stay home mother in Hanoi, in Vietnam. Married to an esteem Filipino Principal. She one of the individuals that wanted to assist kids and community by creating a local niche group. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/e4726/support

True Crime Tuesday reveals a New Form of Evil with guest Mitchell Nicholas Gerber. PLEASE LISTEN HERE & SHARE THIS IMPORTANT EPISODE! Mitchell Nicholas Gerber is a veteran activist, who has dedicated his life for the last 19 years to exposing Forced Organ Harvesting. With a resilient character and a determined mind, he has been working hard on the frontline of a significant cause; which has been coined a “New form of evil.” Risking his life 100 miles from the Chinese border, in Hanoi Vietnam, in a crucial attempt to raise awareness about The Forced Organ Harvesting of The Prisoners of Conscience. Mitchell's intention is to get the word out about The Forced Organ Harvesting, across as many media outlets and channels as possible, and he calls to action kind hearted human beings who will welcome an interesting discussion about this continuing crime and pressing topic. For more information on Falun Gong: www.falundafa.org & https://faluninfo.net/ Sign the petitions here: www.StopOrganHarvesting.org & www.EndTransplantAbuse.org Follow Mitchell at Twitter: @TruthSeeker077 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

True Crime Tuesday reveals a New Form of Evil with guest Mitchell Nicholas Gerber. PLEASE LISTEN HERE & SHARE THIS IMPORTANT EPISODE! Mitchell Nicholas Gerber is a veteran activist, who has dedicated his life for the last 19 years to exposing Forced Organ Harvesting. With a resilient character and a determined mind, he has been working hard on the frontline of a significant cause; which has been coined a “New form of evil.” Risking his life 100 miles from the Chinese border, in Hanoi Vietnam, in a crucial attempt to raise awareness about The Forced Organ Harvesting of The Prisoners of Conscience. Mitchell’s intention is to get the word out about The Forced Organ Harvesting, across as many media outlets and channels as possible, and he calls to action kind hearted human beings who will welcome an interesting discussion about this continuing crime and pressing topic. For more information on Falun Gong: www.falundafa.org & https://faluninfo.net/ Sign the petitions here: www.StopOrganHarvesting.org & www.EndTransplantAbuse.org Follow Mitchell at Twitter: @TruthSeeker077

A recently divorced mother of two finds healing and happiness teaching abroad in Hanoi Vietnam.

Vietnam es un país del Sudeste Asiático con una población de más de 90 millones de habitantes. Su capital es Hanoi, la segunda ciudad más grande de todo el país, después de Ho Chi Minh, y que cuenta con algo más de 2 millones y medio de habitantes. Pero antes de adentrarnos en la ruta turística, y como es habitual en nuestros podcasts, vamos a dar unas pinceladas sobre el clima que afecta a dicha ciudad. Descripción del clima en Hanoi, indicando el tiempo que acostumbra a hacer en cada época del año y los mejores lugares a visitar.

This week, Jared highlights some of the biggest stories of 2019 to end the year. Included this week are the longest government shutdown in American history, the second summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Hanoi Vietnam, former Special Counsel Robert Mueller handing in his much talked about report on the Russia inquiry and finally, with primaries kicking off in 2020 Jared speaks to New Hampshire’s Secretary of State Bill Gardner the longest serving Secretary of State in the United States.

For a while now I have been posting some pictures of a new accommodation I am staying at on Social Media with the caption "My home for x nights".  As I am a nomad for a while now, this is usually pretty accurate. Those places are my home for a short period of time. This is a new segment for my podcast where I describe my new home to you every time I change locations. This time I am presenting La Suite Hotel & Spa in Hanoi, Vietnam. Get in touch: - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/niceandsunny - Instagram: @niceandsunny - Twitter: @niceandsunny - Facebook: NICE & SUNNY - Email: contact@niceandsunny.com - Web: www.niceandsunny.com

That's one hell of a night! Thank you you all for coming, 'cause that was so much fun playing side by side with Cosmic Gate. See you guys next time! Kaiser T and Hillusion Pres. Ro-TUNE - Ep022 live @TRANCESESSION 10 - COSMIC GATE ( IP Club | Hanoi | Vietnam ) Support :

That's one hell of a night! Thank you you all for coming, 'cause that was so much fun playing side by side with Cosmic Gate. See you guys next time! Kaiser T and Hillusion Pres. Ro-TUNE - Ep022 live @TRANCESESSION 10 - COSMIC GATE ( IP Club | Hanoi | Vietnam ) Support :

That's one hell of a night! Thank you you all for coming, 'cause that was so much fun playing side by side with Cosmic Gate. See you guys next time! Kaiser T and Hillusion Pres. Ro-TUNE - Ep022 live @TRANCESESSION 10 - COSMIC GATE ( IP Club | Hanoi | Vietnam ) Support :

Global Trance Grooves May 2019 It’s Global Trance Grooves day! Classic JOOF epic journey condensed into a 1 hour set. Taking more steps forward, create digging crafting the JOOF sound finding more and more awesome music to create those deep and dark moneys you love just as much as me. Good musical times are ahead. On the guest mix is Fuenka (UK). Tour dates: -- 10th May at Common Ground, Vancouver (Canada) -- 17th May at Doghouse, Bristol (UK) -- 24th May at The Gallery, Ministry of sound, London (UK) -- 31st May at Newspeak, Montreal - OTC (Canada) -- 1st June at Synthesis, U street Music Hall, Washington (USA) -- 7th June at Ozmozis, Fly, 10 Hour set, Toronto (Canada) -- 14th June at Jiro, KL, (Malaysia) -- 15th June at TIN Label, Hanoi (Vietnam) -- 16th June at Space Echo X, Ho Chi Minh (Vietnam) -- 22nd June at Pheonix of Fire Festival (South Africa) -- 5th July at Elevation Festival, Jakarta (Indonesia) -- 12th July at One Love Festival, (Switzerland) -- 14th July at Airbeat Festival, (Germany) -- 19th July at City, Ottawa (Canada) -- 20th July at Hydrotechnics Festival, Afton, NY (USA) (More dates to be added) --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklist: -- John 00 Fleming -- Solid Stone - Ritual [Phenomena] SCHILLER - Ruhe (Freedo Mosho's Humate Edit) EEEMUS - Cellar Door [Recovery collective] Citizen Kain & Haze-M - Arcadia [Outta limits] Simon Berry & Luke Brancaccio - Believe (Torsten Fassbender Remix) [Platipus] Darin Epsilon - Golden triangle (Jerome Isma-Ae & Alastor remix) [Perspectives digital] Giorgio Phoenix - Laurelin [SLC-6 Music] EEEMUS - Valhalla [Dear Deer] Robert Vadney - Dog Dreams [JOOF Mantra] Steve Birch - Vibrations 2019 [JOOF Mantra] -- Guest mix -- Fuenka(UK)

Emily arrives in Vietnam, the first stop on her journey, and it is HOT. The food is great and there's lots to see.

This week we discussed breaking NFL news! We talked about Russell Wilson's huge contract extension, the Antonio Brown vs. JuJu Smith-Schuster kerfuffle, and Aaron Rodgers/Mike McCarthy update. We talked about the Zach Ertz and Adam Thielen contract restructures, and the possibility of Seattle trading Frank Clark. We opined on the futility of NFL mock drafts, and Mel Kiper and Todd McShay's horrible track record.We lived the third show under the merciless and constant threat of the Antonio Brown/Le’Veon Bell/Dallas Cowboys shot rule, and much more.We gave a shout out to our new listeners from Trenton, New Jersey, South Korea, Spain, Omaha NE, Hightstown NJ, Camden NJ, Trenton NJ, Shelton CT, Castaic CA, Anand Gujarat India, New Delhi India, Hanoi Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam, Dublin Ireland, Lancaster PA, Kozje Slovenia, Varzea Paulista, Sao Paulo Brazil, Mineola NY, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh India, Seattle WA, Zamość, Lublin Poland, Krakow Poland,, Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul Brazil, Netherlands (2), Adria, Friuli Venezia Giulia Italy, Tunisia, Prospect South Australia, Ogden Utah, Istanbul Turkey, South Africa, Egypt, Italy, Tampa FL, Clearwater FL., Owosso, MI, and Milwaukee WI.Frane concocted the Thumper shot (Baileys, Smirnoff Whipped) and a TAG original bumped the lead in.We held our world famous quiz!We tasted Michter’s Rye (and a new bumper song was revealed) and Jenlain Blonde beer. Listen for our honest take.We love those of you who like and subscribe to the show! Please share the podcast with folks you think would also like it, on Twitter, at the mall, at the park, at soccer practice with the kids, during dinner parties, and wherever you encounter other humans. We appreciate the support, one and all!Follow us at @GoalThirst on Twitter and @thirstand on Instagram. You can subscribe or simply visit our website at thirstandgoal.buzzsprout.com.To send us a question or a comment, email: podcastthirstandgoal@gmail.com. Please don’t hesitate to contact us.

This week we expanded the discussion of the NFL overtime rule no change. We discussed NFL news, Russell Wilson’s move it or lose it deadline, Jets new uniforms, Green Bay Packers drama, Bob Kraft, and the Raiders busy offseason. We held the first of three rounds of the Thirst and Goal Total Wins Challenge! Listen and then play along with us!We lived the second show under the merciless and constant threat of the Antonio Brown/Le’Veon Bell/Dallas Cowboys Jack Fire shot rule, and much more. We got a laugh discussing the Le'Veon Bell vs. Keenan Allen Twitter feud. We gave a shout out to our new listeners from Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia GERMANY, Pune, Maharashtra INDIA, Louisburg, Kansas, Montcenis, Bourgogne-Franche-Comte FRANCE, Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas MEXICO, Baja CA, POLAND, Hollywood FL, Hackensack NJ, and Hanoi Vietnam. Thank you all.We talked about the Thirst and Goal (TAG) Team off-season recap: of course the Steelers (Cut Morgan Burnett); Eagles (Howie Roseman has Massively Successful Off-season); and Seahawks (No Signings and No Picks, What to do for John Schneider, Trade Down Young Man! The Colts and Patriots seem like good Partners).Frane concocted the Wildfire shot for the Game of Thrones final season and a TAG original bumped the lead in. We tasted Redemption Rye and Zywiec beer from Poland. Listen for our honest take.We love those of you who like the show! Please share the podcast with folks you think would also like it, on Twitter, at the mall, at the park, at soccer practice with the kids, during dinner parties, and wherever you encounter other humans. We appreciate the support, one and all!Follow us at @GoalThirst on Twitter and @thirstand on Instagram. You can subscribe or simply visit our website at thirstandgoal.buzzsprout.com.To send us a question or a comment, email: podcastthirstandgoal@gmail.com. Please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Kat and Chris talk about all things regarding travel to Hanoi, Vietnam. Find where to stay, things to do in Hanoi, where to eat and drink, and other recommendations as they guide you around Hanoi. Show notes on https://worldwidehoneymoon.com/wwh-podcast

We are back again for another instalment of Sarperb Sounds, coming to you live from Hanoi, Vietnam. Hope you enjoy the show! Hit like & follow if you want to hear more of the latest beats, i know you want to ;) ! You also find me: Facebook: www.facebook.com/MrSarpa/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/mrsarpa/ Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/MrSarpa/ www.mrsarpa.com

President Donald Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un are meeting for the second time to try to put an end to North Korea's nuclear weapons program. Former Special Envoy Joseph Detrani and the Nuclear Threat Initiative's Richard Johnson -- who've both worked on shutting down North Korea's nuclear program -- join us to tell us what needs to be done.

The latest on Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un.

Are you considering a trip to Vietnam? If you’re someone who’s all about food when it comes to traveling, definitely check out Saigon where there’s a plethora of food stalls across the city. Local snack on one hand, you can enjoy food and stroll the city at the same time. Moreover, if you’re looking for a more authentic feel of being a local, you can visit Hanoi where it will be fun as well to search for a shop where you can dress up in traditional clothing called ao dai. Guest: Nam Phuong Nguyen

Hanoi, Vietnam-How To Avoid Tourist Scams And Overcharging I love Hanoi! It's one of my favorite cities in Southeast Asia. The Old Quarter, French Quarter, and Hoan Kiem Lake hold some of the most charm, intrigue, and atmosphere in the whole region. But being overcharged or taken on a scam can taint your stay so I put this video together on my last visit in order to help you be prepared.Actually many of these incidents don't usually involve big dollars but no one wants to be taken no matter how little it is. Sometimes the baguette ladies will try to charge you double, which is usually only 5000VND more or 20 cents but it's still double what you should be paying! As I said in the video most of these people are misguided or desperate and are often only trying to make some quick money to put food on the table. One other scam I did not include in the video are massage places that give you a price but then subsequently charge ridiculous fees for ad ons that feel like freebies, like water or tea. If you do a search on Trip Advisor or other platforms there are trustworthy places in Hanoi. Mostly it's just common sense and being very clear how much something costs and in what currency. I've been to Vietnam 4 times in the last two years and it's just something I naturally do when I'm there. Most often hotels and tour companies will always quote you a price in US dollars so I automatically ask them to give me the price in VND. That way you can check the conversion rate before you agree to anything.  Support The Far East Travels video podcast! Become a patron and get access to bonus content only available to patrons for as little as $2/month! Visit my Patreon page to view all of the offers! https://www.patreon.com/FarEastTravels

Un destino que desata la polémica en el equipo. En una esquina, un hombre es abatido por una aguaviva mutante en pleno Ha Long Bay, resulta intoxicado por un Pho de origen misterioso, y es testigo de una pelea barrial que se va de las manos. En la otra esquina, una chica que pierde una muela y sin embargo se enamora de su destino, recorriendo las ajetreadas calles abrazada a un viejito en una Vespa. Esto es Hanoi, y te lo contamos si pelos en la lengua. Vos: ¿sos #teamMaxi o #teamRomi? **Glosario #EnModoAvion** * Old Quarter * Ho Hoan Kiem * Museo de la Mujer * Mausoleo Ho Chi Minh * Pagoda de un pilar * Clase de cocina recomendada: [Thai Ha.](https://es.airbnb.com/experiences/222547) * Maison Marou - Tienda de café y chocolate. * Bahn Mi 25 - Mejor Bahn Mi de la ciudad. * Ha Long bay. * Disclaimer: Que no sea tu primer destino en Asia.  —————— #viajeros #podcast #podcasteros #podcastdeviaje #podcastenespañol #turistas #nomadasdigitales #digitalnomad #viajeroslatinos #argentinosporelmundo #wanderlust #ondemand #podcasting #Hanoi #Vietnam

In this mini episode Brian spoke with Aliki about her recent travels in Vietnam. Find out about the local culture and industry of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. Brian also discussed his progress with his kickstarter campaign.  Brian's Kickstarter campaign - storybookempire.com  Aliki's travel's - https://www.alikienroute.com/  

vietnamese new year, the hilton, coolness.

https://www.patreon.com/FarEastAdventureTravel Please visit my Patreon page to check out the offers! I rely on public support to bring you the best travel experiences in Asia!In this episode I spend more time walking through the atmospheric streets of Hanoi's Old Quarter, in search of baguettes and other things for my morning breakfast. When I find myself on a slow travel trip, I will typically spend up to two weeks in one town or city. So if I know this in advance I will make sure I book a room in a guesthouse or hotel with a fridge so I can do some self-catering, mainly to take care of my breakfast needs. I still don't want to miss out on trying what the locals eat for breakfast everyday but it's nice to have some baguettes and tea or coffee before I head out in the early morning to captures images and check out the local markets. Usually in Hanoi I will want to stay in the Old Quarter so I can be right out in the chaos first thing plus it's easy walking distance to Hoan Kiem Lake, The French Quarter, and other sites. In this episode I also briefly touch on some of the scams, particularly the overcharging of tourists that quite often happens in the Old Quarter. Thanks so much for listening and as always your support! If you would like to make a contribution to my on-going crowdfunding project to raise money for equipment an travel expenses, check out the link below!https://fundly.com/far-east-adventure-travel-video-production-improvements

It'https://www.patreon.com/FarEastAdventureTravelHanoi is one of my favorite cities in Southeast Asia. I usually stay in the old quarter, one ofy the most atmospheric parts of the city where there's amazing street food, unique shopping streets, and plenty of cafes to watch daily life in the capital. But it's also loaded with scam artists looking for easy targets. In this episode of the podcast I chat about some of the more popular scams. Overcharging is rampant as well especially in the old quarter and even more specifically close to Hoan Kiem Lake. I like sharing these stories as I hope it will help visitors avoid some of these situations and unpleasant outcomes that can lead to not wanting to ever visit the city or country again. I've read many travel forums where people were scammed by either a  shoe cleaner or taxi driver and haved vowed never to return again. It's unfortunate but most of this stems from people who are merely misguided and lack an education. Struggling to put food on the table everyday they revert to these methods in order to support themselves. I think particularily in Hanoi you'll find more scams than in other Vietnamese cities including Ho Chi Minh City. I hope revealing some of these scams will help you avoid them on your next visit to Hanoi. It really is a wonderful city and can be enjoyed to the fullest by avoiding these uncomfortable situations.Write A Review:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/adventure-travel-far-east-inspired-by-rick-steves-lonely/id1079513943?mt=2YouTube:http://: http://www.youtube.com/c/JohnSaboefareastadventuretravel

https://www.patreon.com/FarEastAdventureTravel My podcast relies on support from listeners like you! Please visit my Patreon page and become a patron. For as little as $1/month you can help me continue to bring you podcasts and travel information/inspiration from the Far East!I Absolutely love Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam! On my most recent visit I spent nearly 17 days hanging out, chatting with locals, and getting to know the city and it's people. As I said in the video, it's very easy to just hang out in it's Old Quarter, with it's atmospheric themed shopping streets, great cheap delicious street food, and the ultra cheap and refreshing bia hoi, fresh beer, that costs $9000VND, about $.040US. Life unfolds all around you in the Old Quarter. Locals are quite comfortable leaving their doors open, and acting out their daily life in the public, from taking naps to getting into family arguments. I'm addicted to the traditional wet markets in Asia, the bustle and the amazing selection of fresh produce, fruit, seafood, bake goods and of course street food! I also spent lots of time around Hanoi's Dong Xuan Wholesale Market, where you can find little alleys and lanes full of the fresh bounty of Northern Vietnam along with amazing little food stalls that sell of the best street food in Asia. More of this to come in future podcasts!Thanks so much for listening and don't forget to follow me for daily images and live/recorded video from Asia:https://www.instagram.com/fareastadventuretravel/youtube.com/c/JohnSaboefareastadventuretravel

https://www.patreon.com/FarEastAdventureTravel Get access to exclusive content and insider info on my travels! Become a patron now! Visit my Patreon page and check out the offers!I had the pleasure of meeting Phuong and Cuong from Hanoi Free Tour Guides last year while visiting the capital. Hanoi Free Tour Guides is a fantastic organization that offers free tours for anyone visiting Hanoi. It’s a wonderful way to connect with the local culture as all guides are local students studying English eager to meet foreigners and show them around their city. You can basically ask for any kind of tour for the whole day if you like. You only have to pay for transportation if required and meals or drinks for your guide. There is no need to tip, in fact they will refuse any money offered.Only a few months earlier in Hanoi famous TV travel host and chef Anthony Bourdain hosted a special dinner with President Obama. The featured dish? A bowl of bun cha, the famous bbq pork meal of Hanoi.Although I do not eat pork myself I thought it would be interesting to talk about the dish that had gained so much attention in the United States and around the world from this famous meeting.We walked to a restaurant in the old quarter of Hanoi famous for bun cha. Phuong actually theorized that the Obama/Bourdain meal wasn’t hosted here because of the logistics of trying to protect the president in such a tight space.We had so much planned for this walk of the old quarter that was originally a Facebook live broadcast but only minutes after visiting the restaurant a huge tropical downpour started so we were forced to find refuge in a cafe. The rain lasted so long we were unable to continue the broadcast and were left with some interesting talk about bun cha and later a short conversation about ancestor worship in Vietnam.Thanks so much for listening! 

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The Temple of Literature or Van Meiu, Quoc Tu Giam was Vietnam’s first university. This temple is dedicated to Confucius as well as past scholars and sages, so significant it’s even featured on the back of the 100,000 dong note.Confucius was a Chinese teacher, philosopher, and politician among other things. In the early part of his life in 500 B.C. China had broken into rival states battling for supremacy. To bring more peace and harmony into society Confucius, created a code of ethics for people. He traveled the country to explain his principles. At the time his philosophy was radically different from the belief of acquiring status by power and heroic actions rather than selflessness, non-violent behaviour, and respect for others.  It was Founded in 1070 by emperor Ly Thanh Tong. Dedicated to Confucius or Khong Tu, when it first opened in 1076 entrance was only granted to those of noble birth.  It wasn’t until 1442 that the university opened it’s doors to gifted students from across Vietnam who came to study the principles of Confucianism, literature, and poetry.As you walk the main path of the complex you pass through the landscaped grounds filled with trees and ponds and several gates that lead into other sections with a total of 5 courtyards. Excerpts from Hanoi, Vietnam-The "Hanoi Hilton", Ho Chi Minh, And Higher Learning.Subscribe to the video podcast:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/adventure-travel-far-east/id890305531?mt=2Write A Review:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/adventure-travel-far-east/id1079513943?mt=2   

The Temple of Literature or Van Meiu, Quoc Tu Giam was Vietnam’s first university. This temple is dedicated to Confucius as well as past scholars and sages, so significant it’s even featured on the back of the 100,000 dong note. Confucius was a Chinese teacher, philosopher, and politician among other things. In the early part of his life in 500 B.C. China had broken into rival states battling for supremacy. To bring more peace and harmony into society Confucius, created a code of ethics for people. He traveled the country to explain his principles. At the time his philosophy was radically different from the belief of acquiring status by power and heroic actions rather than selflessness, non-violent behaviour, and respect for others. It was Founded in 1070 by emperor Ly Thanh Tong. Dedicated to Confucius or Khong Tu, when it first opened in 1076 entrance was only granted to those of noble birth. It wasn’t until 1442 that the university opened it’s doors to gifted students from across Vietnam who came to study the principles of Confucianism, literature, and poetry. As you walk the main path of the complex you pass through the landscaped grounds filled with trees and ponds and several gates that lead into other sections with a total of 5 courtyards. It’s easy to picture students taking a break to relax in between studies during the days of when the Temple of Literature was an active university. It’s still possible to feel some of that peace with just a dull rumble of motorbikes and traffic in the background. It’s easy to appreciate the traditional Vietnamese architecture with many structures and features made of wood and tiles. In the third courtyard sits the pond known as the Well of Heavenly Clarity, sometimes also referred to as the Lake of Literature. It’s here where you also find the tombstone looking stelae dedicated to 1307 Doctors who studied here between 1442 and 1779. All of the stelae sit on stone tortoises, the sign of wisdom and longevity. In May during exams in Hanoi, students were often seen at the temple rubbing the heads of the tortoise, believing it will bring good luck and a pass on their tests. Today there’s a fence in place to help preserve the turtles. The fourth courtyard is dedicated to Confucius and 72 honored students as well as Chu Van An, known as an extremely passionate teacher. There’s another tortoise on display, this one is gold plated ceramic. The tortoise is one of 4 sacred and mythical animals revered by Vietnamese, the others are the Phoenix, Dragon, and Unicorn. This area is also where Confucius along with his four closest disciples are worshipped.10 other philosophers are also honored in this sanctuary. Because the Temple of Literature is such a picturesque location of history and traditional architecture there’s probably not a day that goes by without young couples posing for their wedding photos. Depending on the time of year you’ll also notice students upon graduation or completion of studies taking pictures. During the time the Temple of Literature was operating as a university right up until it’s closing in 1779, students lived as well as studied here. Along with Confucianism, poetry, and literature, students learned Chinese, Chinese philosophy, and Chinese history. They had minor tests each month and four major ones every year. Students were enrolled in the university anywhere between 3 and 7 years. The fifth courtyard was constructed in 1076 to be the imperial academy. In 1236 the Minh Luan House, more classrooms and dormitories were added. Khai Thanh Shrine was constructed to honor Confucius’ parents. In 1946 the French destroyed the fifth courtyard and it wasn’t until 2000 that new buildings were constructed along with the addition of a bell and drum tower. Ceremonies are organized in the fifth courtyard for cultural scholars and events along with other activities. Ho Chi Minh is considered the founding father of modern Vietnam. He was a communist revolutionary, prime minister and president. He died in 1969 before he could realize his dream of a united Vietnam. Upon the fall of Saigon and the end of the war the former capital of the south was renamed after him. That same year a mausoleum was constructed in Hanoi where his body is displayed under dim lights in the cool central hall of the building. The mausoleum, inspired by Lenin’s mausoleum in Moscow is open to the public daily from 9 to 11am. There are strict dress codes and even body posture. No shorts or skirts, and hands must not be in your pockets or arms crossed. Photography or video is not allowed and even outside of the mausoleum when the doors are open there is a minimum distance where visitors to the area are allowed. Still, it’s definitely worth visiting just for the fact that there are only 5 former leaders on display, this way, in the world. The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is located at the center of Ba Dinh Square, where Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence in 1945 establishing the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. Another site in Hanoi worth a visit and that should take less than two hours to properly cover is the infamous Hoa Lo Prison, known to American POW’s during the Vietnam War as the Hanoi Hilton. Much of the prison was destroyed in the nineties for development but the original gatehouse remains as do some of the old cells and corridors. The displays are mostly focused on the days when the prison, run by the French colonists, kept Vietnamese political prisoners. Inside a model of the original prison compound is on display along with lots of stories and articles of clothing of revolutionaries. Some of the cells are remembered as places where Vietnamese looking to overthrow the French suffered. A guillotine used by the French to behead revolutionaries is in a haunting room complete with soundtrack. There are a couple of rooms where flight suits, photographs, and other personal items from captured U.S. military are on display which most will find interesting. Including pictures of young North Vietnamese female soldiers capturing and marching big tall American soldiers through the jungle. Another room with the use of mannequins shows how crowded and horrid the conditions for Vietnamese prisoners were. Originally to house 450, records show there were up to 2000 imprisoned here in the 1930’s. The prison is really a show of the fighting spirit of these revolutionaries honoring their suffering for the eventual freedom from the French. There’s even the actual sewer on display that many escaped through. The final outside area of the museum is where a memorial is located and a haunting mural/sculpture depicting the torture and suffering of the Vietnamese that were jailed here. Hanoi is the polar opposite is some ways to Saigon or Ho Chi Minh City, more traditional and formal in some ways, even strict, with much of the old quarter closed by 11pm. Different but still fascinating and exciting in it’s own way, and I can’t wait to share more. Subscribe now-https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/adventure-travel-far-east/id890305531?mt=2

Remarks and Toast by President Higgins, at a State Banquet, International Convention Centre, Hanoi, Vietnam 7th November 2016

“Never Ask a Barber If You Need head Cut” Warren Buffett Incentive super- response tendency     .In the 19th To reduce and eradicate the infestation of rat in Hanoi Vietnam, the French colonial rulers passed a law: For every dead rat handed in to the authorities, the catcher would receive a reward. Obviously a lot of rats were destroyed but in the meantime many were bred specifically for this purpose.    Yes in the 21th century, modern incentives are not better: Company boards promises to CEOs bonuses for achieved targets. Guess what happens? Company managers invest more energy in trying to lower the targets than growing the company. Put in another way the company is sitting on ticking time bomb (unless the CEO is founder, hence has something to lose) example   These are example of incentive super- response tendency. This was coin for the first time by Charlie Munger the legendary business partner of Warren Buffett.    Incentive super- response tendency. is the fact people response to the incentives by doing what is in their best interests. What is more striking here is the behaviour of people change immediately when any promise of incentives comes into play and secondly people respond to the incentives themselves and not to the real intention behind them.        Real good incentive systems comprise both the intent and the reward. Just as cab driver both something to lose and to gain if he/she is good and a bad driver.         Bad incentive systems overlook and sometimes even make worst the ultimate aim. For example censoring book, makes its contents more famous and most importantly rewarding           Here are 4 big ideas to be taken away. If you want to influence the behaviour of people or organisations? You could always preach about values and visions, your ability to tell stories or you could appeal reason. But incentive work better.by its needs not to be necessary monetary (financially), anything is useable such as good grades to Nobel prizes or special treatment afterlife So for example if you are dealing with consultants, architects, accountants – meaning experts can be paid in their respective field per hour. I would recommend you to avoid paying the hourly rate instead negotiate a fixed price in advance. Just as you bargain with a cab driver about your next destination, he will be more likely to accomplish very well than when he switches his on sometimes they even screw you by driving long distance just to make you pay more. Beware of the semi erudite who play the erudite such as some investment advisors, consutants, experts,entrepreneurs,investment bankers who usually are not interested in your well-being but to their  own interest at heart. Warren Buffet sum up this way” “Never ask a Barber if you need hair cut   The message is clear if a person or an entity or organisation is making you a proposition, ask yourself what is the incentive behind it.

Summary of my trip in Vietnam!

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Luis & Andrew Palau discuss the recent momentous events in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, Vietnam.

It’s time to go and catch the flight to Hanoi. My colleague Jan Petzold and me, will have a training course at VOV (Voice of Vietnam), which is the public Vietnamese broadcaster. So, we’ll be trying to transfer our knowledge, give advises and hints. Besides, we also hope to have a good time over there. […]

This episode of the Yankee Air Pirate podcast includes background of how the The 4th Allied POW Wing came to be formed in the Fall of 1970 at the Hoa Lo Prison in Hanoi Vietnam. The conversations include the death of Ho Chi-Minh, the Son Tay Raid, and the never to be forgotten work of Ross Perot who was an American Patriot! We hope you enjoy this episode.Be sure to watch the YouTube video after you listen to the podcast. The video includes part of the podcast recording we did for this episode plus many important pictures of the places, people, and things discussed in this episode.        https://youtu.be/N-LKsKrbe0c