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Được nguyen_ngoc_bkhn sửa chữa / chuyển vào 21:39 ngày 14/12/2006

Vietnam
Vietnam''s bustling cities, friendly people and overwhelming beauty of nature will leave an enduring impression on visitors. During the last few years the infrastructure has improved and Viet Nam is now really a first - class destination. Travellers in Viet Nam will enjoy the same good service and hospitality as in neighbour countries but in an environment much less affected by the ravages of long - term mass tourism.
Bordered by China, Laos and Cambodia, Viet Nam is a harmony of diverse cultures and ethnic groups in various beautiful landscapes.
The northern region combines a beautiful rural scenery and strong tra***ional roots was shown evidently in the many pagodas and continuing practice of old trades in Hanoi''s Ancient Quarter.
Central Viet Nam offers an insight into Vietnam''s rich historical past which can be seen in Hue, the former imperial capital, in Da Nang, home to the ancient Cham civilization and in Hoi An, one of the country''s oldest towns.
The development of modern Viet Nam can be seen in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly "Sai Gon", as it is still commonly known, where entrepreneurial zeal fuels the economy and offers a realistic depiction of the new Viet Nam.
Vietnam''s tourism infrastructure continues developing and today visitors are offered comfortable travel options and international standard accommodation.
Within the past year, we have witnessed a noticeable reduction in hotel rates along with an increased selection of international standard hotel ranging from 3 to 5 - star deluxe properties. Viet Nam now also boasts of 4 and 5-star resort properties dotted along the unspoiled coastline where visitors can enjoy beautiful tropical weather and warm water on stretches of white - powder sand beaches.
With Da Nang as the third international gateway, visitors can now fly directly from Bangkok or Hong Kong to the central region and explore its fascinating cultural sites or relax on China Beach. A new hydrofoil service between Ho Chi Minh City and Phnom Penh is expected to operate before the end of the year reconnecting two old capitals of Indochina.
Today, Viet Nam is better known as an attractive tourist destination in Southeast Asia. In Viet Nam, visitors will have an authentic cultural experience while enjoying world class service and comfort.

Không rof name cu?a room la? gi?? Mi?nh online nhưng ko ti?m thấy room na?o có tên cu?a TTVN ca?, chi? có 1 cái cho Duhọcvn ma? thôi!

Internet, computer-based global information system. The Internet is composed of many interconnected computer networks. Each network may link tens, hundreds, or even thousands of computers, enabling them to share information with one another and to share computational resources such as powerful supercomputers and databases of information. The Internet has made it possible for people all over the world to communicate with one another effectively and inexpensively. Unlike tra***ional broadcasting media, such as radio and television, the Internet does not have a centralized distribution system. Instead, an individual who has Internet access can communicate directly with anyone else on the Internet, make information available to others, find information provided by others, or sell products with a minimum overhead cost
[9:55:18 PM] Binhnguyen says: Before the Internet was created, the U.S. military had developed and deployed communications networks, including a network known as ARPANET. Uses of the networks were restricted to military personnel and the researchers who developed the technology. Many people regard the ARPANET as the precursor of the Internet. From the 1970s until the late 1980s the Internet was a U.S. government-funded communication and research tool restricted almost exclusively to academic and military uses. It was administered by the National Science Foundation (NSF). At universities, only a handful of researchers working on Internet research had access. In the 1980s the NSF developed an ?oacceptable use policy? that relaxed restrictions and allowed faculty at universities to use the Internet for research and scholarly activities. However, the NSF policy prohibited all commercial uses of the Internet. Under this policy advertising did not appear on the Internet, and people could not charge for access to Internet content or sell products or services on the Internet.
[9:56:00 PM] Nguyen Quang Thach says: precusor
[9:59:19 PM] Nguyen_Ngoc says: I''ve just away
[10:00:28 PM] Binhnguyen says: The term Internet access refers to the communication between a residence or a business and an ISP that connects to the Internet. Access falls into two broad categories: dedicated and dial-up. With dedicated access, a subscriber?Ts computer remains directly connected to the Internet at all times through a permanent, physical connection. Most large businesses have high-capacity dedicated connections; small businesses or individuals that desire dedicated access choose technologies such as digital subscriber line (DSL) or cable modems, which both use existing wiring to lower cost. A DSL sends data across the same wires that telephone service uses, and cable modems use the same wiring that cable television uses. In each case, the electronic devices that are used to send data over the wires employ separate frequencies or channels that do not interfere with other signals on the wires. Thus, a DSL Internet connection can send data over a pair of wires at the same time the wires are being used for a telephone call, and cable modems can send data over a cable at the same time the cable is being used to receive television signals. The user usually pays a fixed monthly fee for a dedicated connection. In exchange, the company providing the connection agrees to relay data between the user?Ts computer and the Internet.
[10:10:24 PM] Nguyen Quang Thach says: All information is transmitted across the Internet in small units of data called packets. Software on the sending computer divides a large document into many packets for transmission; software on the receiving computer regroups incoming packets into the original document. Similar to a postcard, each packet has two parts: a packet header specifying the computer to which the packet should be delivered, and a packet payload containing the data being sent. The header also specifies how the data in the packet should be combined with the data in other packets by recording which piece of a document is contained in the packet.
A series of rules known as computer communication protocols specify how packet headers are formed and how packets are processed. The set of protocols used for the Internet are named TCP/IP after the two most important protocols in the set: the Transmission Control Protocol and the Internet Protocol. Hardware devices that connect networks in the Internet are called IP routers because they follow the IP protocol when forwarding packets. A router examines the header in each packet that arrives to determine the packet?Ts destination. The router either delivers the packet to the destination computer across a local network or forwards the packet to another router that is closer to the final destination. Thus, a packet travels from router to router as it passes through the Internet.
TCP/IP protocols enable the Internet to automatically detect and correct transmission problems. For example, if any network or device malfunctions, protocols detect the failure and automatically find an alternative path for packets to avoid the malfunction. Protocol software also ensures that data arrives complete and intact. If any packets are missing or damaged, protocol software on the receiving computer requests that the source resend them. Only when the data has arrived correctly does the protocol software make it available to the receiving application program, and therefore to the user
[10:12:30 PM] Binhnguyen says: imitate
[10:17:16 PM] Binhnguyen says: protocol: giao thức
[10:19:13 PM] * Binhnguyen added Ngo Ha to this chat
[10:20:10 PM] hunghai pham says: jggj
[10:20:59 PM] Binhnguyen says: 3
[10:21:01 PM] Binhnguyen says: 2
[10:21:02 PM] Binhnguyen says: 1
[10:21:08 PM] Binhnguyen says: start!
[10:21:59 PM] Nguyen_Ngoc says: afraid
[10:23:12 PM] Binhnguyen says: All information is transmitted across the Internet in small units of data called packets. Software on the sending computer divides a large document into many packets for transmission; software on the receiving computer regroups incoming packets into the original document. Similar to a postcard, each packet has two parts: a packet header specifying the computer to which the packet should be delivered, and a packet payload containing the data being sent. The header also specifies how the data in the packet should be combined with the data in other packets by recording which piece of a document is contained in the packet.
A series of rules known as computer communication protocols specify how packet headers are formed and how packets are processed. The set of protocols used for the Internet are named TCP/IP after the two most important protocols in the set: the Transmission Control Protocol and the Internet Protocol. Hardware devices that connect networks in the Internet are called IP routers because they follow the IP protocol when forwarding packets. A router examines the header in each packet that arrives to determine the packet?Ts destination. The router either delivers the packet to the destination computer across a local network or forwards the packet to another router that is closer to the final destination. Thus, a packet travels from router to router as it passes through the Internet.
TCP/IP protocols enable the Internet to automatically detect and correct transmission problems. For example, if any network or device malfunctions, protocols detect the failure and automatically find an alternative path for packets to avoid the malfunction. Protocol software also ensures that data arrives complete and intact. If any packets are missing or damaged, protocol software on the receiving computer requests that the source resend them. Only when the data has arrived correctly does the protocol software make it available to the receiving application program, and therefore to the user

@Kaka: Bạn để ý chủ đề mới trên diễn đàn hoặc trong blog của nhóm (cả hai đều có). Tìm thêm thông tin về topic trên mạng là ok thôi. Chúc thành công
@Namlong: vì mới mở nên thành viên chính thức chưa nhiều. Nhóm đang dùng skype. Nếu thành viên nhiều hơn sẽ chuyển sang Pal.
@Nguyenngoc: Chữ ở đâu mà nhiều vậy? Đang dọa new members ah!
Mình sẽ viết entry về phương thức hoạt động của nhóm để mọi người nắm được. Hoạt động của nhóm vẫn chưa được chặt chẽ lắm nên các bạn đóng góp ý kiến nhé.

keke, may thu .... la thay o may trang web và là tác phẩm của anh Thạch thì phải, thấy nhiều chữ(hì) nen tai ve!
Hien co khoang 5 thanh vien noi tot quá, nếu yêu cầu nói ngắn gọn lại và đơn giản, ít từ chuyên môn đi thì sợ sẽ làm giảm hiệu quả buổi thực hành của mọi người.
Vì lý do đó xin tuyển thành viên cho nhóm pre-intermdiate nói câu ngắn và trung bình. Thời gian hoạt động thì thống nhất như của nhóm Speaking E chung.
keke,
Được nguyen_ngoc_bkhn sửa chữa / chuyển vào 14:04 ngày 18/12/2006
Được nguyen_ngoc_bkhn sửa chữa / chuyển vào 14:15 ngày 18/12/2006

cho minh mot chan speak english nhe
skype: vanthai0208
yahoo:vanthai0208@yahoo.com
hy vong se improve duoc ky nang tieng anh
minh se add nick cua moi nguoi
Moi join club nen hy vong duoc moi nguoi giup do

Hic! minh da down phan mem skype toi qua de tham gia vao club.minh da add nick moi nguoi roi
Hic! nhung ma minh chua biet use no sao het
can anyone help me plz?
thanks a lot.ma sao toi nay noi ma chua thay mem nao pót bai len nhi?

ma quen mat nick skype cua me lauddady