 and visiting famous places in Phu Quoc.
Coming to Thang Uy Family Festival, the spouses and children of the staff will experience teambuilding games such as weightlifting combined with basketball, giant ball race, wooden foot race, wrestling competitor, boat racing At the same time … These games are challenging, require strength and collective thinking, everyone must unite to be able to win.
Family Day wishes to create a mental playground after stressful working days. Besides, it also creates a fun and comfortable atmosphere for all members of the team to have the opportunity to interact as well as better understand the personalities, strengths and weaknesses of each person to complement and coordinate smoothly. together.
In addition, this is also an opportunity for the Board of Directors to better understand the situation of each employee to bring them sharing and encouragement. In addition, this activity is also a bridge to help the Board of Directors and employees to exchange and learn from experience in organizing a good life, creating close cohesion under the common roof of Thang Uy Group. Each individual will continue to nurture the aspiration of dedication, solidarity and promotion of the bravery and wisdom of the employees, working together to overcome all difficulties, bringing the “Thang Uy ship” constantly reaching out and developing. further development.
Especially, because of the strong development, Thang Uy Family Festival is also one of the activities to improve the physical, cultural and spiritual life for employees to promote production and business efficiency, build build corporate culture.
If teambuilding games help tighten solidarity, the visit to Phu Quoc promises to bring a lot of unexpected and interesting fun for employees and families. It is expected that all members will be able to visit and have fun in famous landmarks of Phu Quoc Island such as: Sao beach, Vinpearl Land Amusement Park, Vinpearl Safari zoo, Dinh Cau landscape, Ancient fishing village Ham Ninh, Suoi Tranh Resort … enjoy a wonderful vacation with blue sky, white sand, sunshine.
Employees and their families will be exposed to many new things such as: new culture, new customs, new habits, new people, new food … at the places that will be visited. This is also a great time for family members to relax and be closer to each other, to relax and “refresh” themselves, bonding with each other and having more meaningful moments.
Always trying to improve welfare regimes and focusing on the spiritual activities for employees, “Thang Uy Family Day” is really a program of connecting love, creating glue. links between employees. At the same time, spreading the message, solidarity and happiness in each small family will contribute to building a great success for the second home and family – Thang Uy Group.1. You don't. The majority of people in eng take at least one extra semester. Without that, it's very difficult to pull both a decent GPA and a job/research/social life. It's very normal to take an extra semester and you should NOT see it as "falling behind". A lot of people are initially hesitant and they only do it when it's too late (i.e. when their GPA has suffered permanent damage). 
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The environmental disaster of Campania region, placed in the South of Italy – caused by years of illegal trafficking of toxic waste and endless waste emergencies – can be compared to an outbreak of HIV. After three years of inquiry, here is the shocking verdict of the Italian Parliamentary inquiry commission on illegal activities linked to waste managing. Between 2009 and 2010 two IRPI’s journalists have gathered evidences of the dreadful situation. They filmed in Campania – around the so-called ‘triangle of death’ and ‘land of fires’- both waste emergencies and illegal dumping. Below is their video on the disaster. Following, is a synthesis of the report of the Parliamentary Inquiry Commission.
It is made of nothing less than 772 pages. It is the report on Campania’s situation drawn by the Parliamentary Inquiry Commission on the illegal activities linked to waste managing, headed by Gaetano Pecorella. The report has been made public these days, after three years of auditions, missions, inspections, studies and dossier.
The conclusions drawn by the Commission are dreadful, but they are not coming as a surprise to those whom have engaged with the problem for long. Journalists, but especially citizens and civil society organisations whom have been forced to live in a waste emergency status for more than twenty years. Many have been denouncing, reporting and filming – surrounded by widespread indifference.
“Precisely how much has pollution permeated the soil – the report quotes – how much it has transferred from soil into food, and from food into humans, it is not given to know.”
But one thing is sure. “We are facing incalculable damages, that will impact the next generations. The environmental damage that took place is destined, unfortunately, to show its effects in an amplified and progressive way in the years to come, with a peak in a fifty years time. This fact can be read as the right and tragic synthesis of Campania’s situation”, reads the report.
A frightful example, quoted by the report, is that of the poisoning of ground waters in Giugliano area. The poisoning happened because, from the ‘80s until 2004, the local organised crime, Camorra, illegally dumped at least 30.700 tonnes of toxic waste coming from the Acna of Cengio, a chemical company of the North of Italy. From the aquifers, the deadly substances leaked into the wells, used by farmers both for agriculture and buffalos.
In describing the disaster of Giugliano and its surroundings (today known as the ‘land of fires’ for the continuous fires of toxic waste that are being set by the Camorra, a raped land that borders with the so-called ‘triangle of death’, another area of Campania filled with toxic waste) the report quotes Alessandro Milita, prosecutor of the Naples District Anti-Mafia Bureau, who spoke to the Commission on 10 October 2010: “We are facing a paradigmatic example because….it has to do with the proven poisoning of aquifers with, most worryingly, a culmination of contamination – which is already ongoing– with a peak in 2064. We are thus facing a case (the only currently taking place in Italy) where, the outstretching of the action of polluting, would mean an exasperation in time so that, if comparing human body to the environment, the situation can be equalised to an HIV epidemic.”
An expert report on those areas is also given to the Commission by the geologist Giovanni Balestri, whom, appointed by the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Naples, shows how all the area north of Naples, bordering the Casertano area, is infested by Camorra’s illegal landfills and thus is highly polluted.
According to Balestri, the peak in pollution will be reached in a 50-year-time, when the leachate and other toxic substances, product of tonnes of waste, will permeate the aquifers.
Particularly serious is the final comment of the Commission, that in the three years of inquiry work not only analysed the trafficking of toxic waste, but also the horrible waste crisis, caused by years of governmental inefficiency. “It is clear – says the Commission in the report – that the system has been designed for building a profit-making machine, and surely not for solving problems; since the very solving of problems would have meant stopping the profiting that is assured out of the managing of waste crisis. In this precise historical moment, the problem of waste in Campania is not a regional one, if it has ever been so, but rather a national one, one that is condemning Italy to the payment of EU sanctions, since the EU started a number of infringement procedures due to laws violation.”
The ongoing environmental disaster of Campania is, in the words of the Commission, “a historical phenomenon, that can be compared only to those phenomenon such as that of the seventeenth-century plague.”It bags come and go, and that's precisely the reason you might be apprehensive about splurging serious cash on any designer bag of the season. Marc Jacobs proves to be the exception, though—did you know that the ultra-popular Snapshot Camera Bag costs under P20,000?
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