“It has been 30 years since the Vietnam War ended and now this country in Southeast Asia is one of the world’s fastest growing economies’’. This is the opening line to an article that CNN news published July 15, 2005. The article explained what has occurred in Vietnam since the Vietnam War, but it...
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God moves in a mysterious way, His wonders to perform wrote William Cowper in 1772. And if we could only get a long range perspective of the eternal scheme, we could see that these upheavals in our social, political and economic institutions are sent to break up the undesirable mass habits of men. They...
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Ulyanovsk, Russia – November 23, 2009. Another explosion happened in Ulyanovsk in the same depot’s storage facilities just 10 days after the previous fire. The most recent explosion caused 8 fatal deaths and two injuries. The explosion happened in the Ulyanovsk depot’s storage facilities while moving waste from the previous explosion. Artillery shells that...
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A warm breath of air blows back the curtains in my room, letting in the early-morning sun. I open my eyes and see the room glowing in red. A new day has dawned. A little later, soft yellow sunlight slowly awakes the city of Sochi — my city. The dew on the grass disappears...
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On Saturday, the UNVA and its friends will take a day-trip to Berlin, to explore and get better acquainted with the city. Upon arrival we will have the option of exploring the city individually, or visit the short list of sites the student council has suggested seeing, making our way from the east to...
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I know that I have the ability to achieve the object of my definite purpose in life; therefore, I demand of myself persistent, continuous action toward its attainment, and I here and now promise to render such action. I realize the dominating thoughts of my mind will eventually reproduce themselves in outward, physical action,...
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Ulyanovsk, Russia – November 13, 2009. A military depot in Ulyanovsk Russia caught fire when artillery shells exploded in the depot’s storage facilities. The bombs took seconds to blow up, which started the fire, then more explosions occurred one after another.  The fire was quite difficult for the fire department to contain because more...
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unvaMagazine team is proud to announce the following contest prizes for unvaMagazine contributors, bloggers and authors (this contest is available to everybody including UNVA members and non UNVA members): From November 16, 2009 to January 16, 2010 unvaMagazine will give one Cinema Ticket for each of your published articles. Photo Gallery of the Month...
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We are delighted and honored to be host to Mr. Tetsuya Kaida who is Project General Manager of BR Corporate Value Creation Dept. Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan.  Mr Kaida will be at UNVA Prague in 18th of November.  Mr. Tetsuya Kaida has worked for Toyota for nearly 25 years in several divisions, including service,...
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Three months ago new management took office in UNVA-Prague, We analyzed our problems and came up with many solutions. We invested millions of dollars and we will continue to do so, to improve the quality of UNVA’s programs, and to accomplish our one year Goal: Being the Best and the most advanced American Business...
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