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Thursday, August 30, 2012

Mỹ Tho ( Định Tường Province) in 1969 by Lance & Cromwell

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From: trinh huynh
Subject: [Daploisongnui] Mỹ Tho ( Định Tường Province) in 1969 by Lance & Cromwell

Mỹ Tho ( Định Tường Province) in 1969 by Lance & Cromwell

At the Mekong River front in southeast My Tho, Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam. 1969

My Tho Market in 1969
Late afternoon street scene in the My Tho city commercial district in 1969. (Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam)

Three-Generations-in-My-Tho-1969

Street-Vendor-My-Tho-1969
This street vendor takes a grooming break during the slow part of the day. (My Tho, Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam)

Street-Vendor-My-Tho-Market-1969
This street vendor is running a low-overhead fast food business at the My Tho market in 1969. (Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam)

My-Tho-Shop--1969
In My Tho's eastside commercial district (Dinh Tuong Province).

My Tho River Front Locals in 1969
In southeast My Tho by the Mekong River in 1969. (Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam)

My-Tho-Shop-1969
At a bakery in downtown My Tho in 1969. (Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam)

Sidewalk-Shoe-Shop-1969
In My Tho, Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam.

Shopping For Tet in 1969
In the commercial district of eastern My Tho, Dinh Tuong Province, in the year 1969.

Marigolds for Tet in 1969
Flower vendors selling for TET New Year celebration at the My Tho market in Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam, in the year 1969.

Food-Food-And-More-Food--1969
In My Tho's commercial district in Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam.

My-Tho-Market-Jan-1969

My-Tho-Market-15-Feb-1969

My-Tho-Market-Jan1969
Dinh Tuong Province in Vietnam's Mekong Delta.

My-Tho-Market-Jan-1969

Shopper-@-My-Tho-Market-1969
At My Tho's downtown market in Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam, in the year 1969.

My-Tho-Market-1969
Melons at the My Tho market in 1969.
(Dinh Tuong Province in Vietnam's Mekong Delta)

My-Tho-Market-1969
Water melon vendor at the My Tho market in 1969.
(Dinh Tuong Province in Vietnam's Mekong Delta)

MyTho Fruit Vendor-1969
Fruit vendor at My Tho's market in Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam, in 1969

My Tho Contrasts 1969
I caught these two ladies on film as they walked by the sandbags and razor wire around the military operational center at the south end of My Tho across from the Navy dock on the Mekong River. (in 1969 in Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam.)

Community-Water-Spigot--Mar1969
In the village of Tan Hiep, Ben Tranh District of Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam, in the year 1969.

Cho-Gao-Canal-Vietnam-1969
In the Chợ Gạo District of eastern Dinh Tuong Province in Vietnam's Mekong Delta

Cho Gao Canal Ferry Crossing in 1969
The Cho Gao Canal ferry loaded and ready to carry another load across. (in eastern Dinh Tuong Province in Vietnam's Mekong Delta in the year 1969)

My Tho Street Scene in 1969
In Dinh Tuong Province in Vietnam's Mekong Delta in 1969.

Along-Road-to-My-Tho--Nov1968
Along the road between Dong Tam and the city of My Tho in Dinh Tuong Province.

MyTho City River Front-1969
At the southeast corner of My Tho where it fronts on the Mekong River.

My Tho River Front Locals in 1969
In southeast My Tho by the Mekong River in 1969. (Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam)

MyTho River Front--1969
In My Tho on the Mekong River, Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam.

River Front Fast Food 1969
In My Tho on the Mekong River, Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam in 1969.

My Tho House Wife in 1969
Shopper in eastern My Tho's commercial market district in 1969. (Dinh Tuong Province in Vietnam's Mekong Delta)

Downtown My Tho in 1969
Shopping district in eastern My Tho (Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam) in the year 1969.

My-Tho-Bread-Wagon-in-1969
A reminent from the French colonial days, the long loaves of french bread were plentiful in My Tho. (Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam)

Boy-Rolling-Baskets-to-Market-in-1969
In the eastside downtown area of My Tho (Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam)

Siblings in My Tho in 1969
It was a very common sight to see responsible young girls taking care of and/or carrying around their little brothers and sisters. (My Tho, Dinh Tuong Province, Vietnam)

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Cãnh vật thiên nhiên dẹp ..zễ nhìn ..

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Cãnh vật thiên nhiên dẹp ..zễ nhìn ..

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Date: Thursday, August 23, 2012, 9:39 AM

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Xe xích lô tân thời

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Xe xích lô tân thời

Green wheels:

Everything old is new again for one Japanese manufacturer, which has unveiled an electronic version of a rickshaw.

The "Meguru" is a three-wheeled, three-seat compact vehicle whose single lithium-ion battery allows for a maximum speed and range of 40 kilometers (25 miles) per hour, although the number of batteries could be increased for a longer ride.

"This is a true environmentally friendly car," said Nobuyuki Ogura, the chief executive officer of Yodogawa Group, which built the vehicle in cooperation with three other small companies in western Japan.

"Instead of an air-conditioner, it comes with a pinwheel, and we are also thinking of adding a wind chime because it gives a refreshing sound to cool you down without the need of electricity," he told Reuters Television. "It doesn't have a heater, but it's equipped with blankets to keep you warm in the winter."

A regular driver's license is required to take the vehicle on the road, but car registration is unnecessary. Devised as part of a project to revitalise small businesses facing economic hardship, the vehicle - which is 2.5 meters (8 ft 2 in) long, 1.2 meters (3 ft 11 in) wide and 1.6 meters (5 ft 3 in) tall - also showcases traditional Japanese crafts.

The body is coated in red lacquer, the floor is filled with recycled bamboo, and the retractable "window" has been carefully crafted in the shape of a Japanese fan using Japanese "washi" paper. All were made by craftsmen in western Japan. The company says it is selling the vehicle for around one million yen ($12,180) while assessing a business plan for mass production.

Even disposing of the car after its usefulness has passed poses no problems. "We've used all-natural materials, so if you ever decide to get rid of the car, simply bury it in the ground," Ogura said.

Question: Will it work in India??

Answer: If the drivers limit the number of passengers to two per trip.

DOES IT MAKE SENSE.?... It may even reduce the big cities pollution level.