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In large parts of the oldest civilized region of the world, you will find in nearly every room a pretty blue charm that looks like an eye. It's in the front entrance of homes, somewhere in every room, on boats, in airports, in restaurants, and built into the designs of everything from wallpaper to grocery bags. It's on jewelry, wind chimes, and serving plates.
It is common in the Aegean Sea region but encompasses all countries and religious traditions. Though it's never received endorsement from any clerical body — they consider it a silly superstition — it is found in the histories of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity. In Turkey, from where I just returned, it's called the nazar boncugu. That's Turkish, but in Arabic it is ayn al-hasud. In Hebrew it is ayn ha-r a. In Greek, it is το µΆτι, and in Spanish, it is mal de ojo.
Its purpose is to ward off the evil eye. What is that? Americans imagine that it is some ancient myth that has no relevance to modernity. Actually, the evil eye is right now destroying prosperity in the United States. The more it is doing this, the less we hear about it. Far from being some primitive idea, the evil eye is summed up in a wicked vice we don't hear about anymore: envy.
The evil eye looks for success and wishes for its destruction. It is different from jealousy in that sense. It doesn't desire the wealth or happiness of another. It wants the other to suffer because of the other's wealth, fame, success, or happiness. People since the ancient world have feared this impulse more than any other. It is more dangerous to persons and society than any natural disaster. It is a greater threat day to day than floods, hurricanes, or wild beasts.
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Further, the charm here looks like an eye too, though its purpose is to fight the evil eye. The best way to fight the evil eye, in this tradition, is to look straight back at it. That's what the nazar does. It's an eye for an eye.
In political theory, this would mean secure property rights. It would mean a legal regime that prohibits the realization of envy. Even if you feel envy in your heart, you can't use institutional measures to see it enacted.
And yet envy — the evil eye — is the basis of vast amounts of American domestic policy. We tax rich people not because that helps the poor in a material sense but only because it is fun to make the rich suffer. We squeeze middle-class amenities not because it's good for the social order, but because many organized groups don't like to see the hoi polloi living well. We block opportunities for business not because that enhances productivity, but because it frustrates the cause of moneymaking.
This is envy at work. It shows up in progressive taxation, of course. And the capital gains tax. And the inheritance tax. Even the sales tax. But it also shows up in monetary policies designed to harm savers and please the debt-ridden classes (especially politicians). It is there in transfer programs that spread as much damage to everyone as possible. It is there is foreign policies that bomb civilized countries, turning them into zones of death and suffering and calling it victory.
A world without institutionalized envy is what we've come to call the free society. A world with it is what we've come to call statism. Therefore, we can see that the nazar is a libertarian symbol. It is the old world's version of the Gadsden flag. It says: Don't tread on me. As a symbol, it is richer in moral content than the coiled snake, and more elegant from an artistic point of view.
Given this, who wouldn't want it hanging in every space where human beings are working toward a better life? It belongs in every home, workplace, or public space. It should be carried on our person and flashed at every sign of threat. I wouldn't dare watch the presidential debates without a nazar nearby!
The nazar was in every airport in the Aegean Sea region. And sure enough, people at the airport are treated decently. Security was a breeze. They look at your passport, make sure you aren't carrying deadly weaponry, and let you go with a smile. And this was even true in Turkey, a country that has every reason to fear real terrorism. After all, it is a secularized Muslim country and an ally of Israel. It is surrounded by enemies. And yet, thanks to the nazar, the passenger feels no threat from the security apparatus.
Actually, the nazar is everywhere in Bodrum, Turkey. And sure enough, I didn't see a single cop anywhere. Once while walking through an upscale commercial mall, I saw a badge. I asked the woman if she was with the police. She corrected me that she is security, private security, and then flashed a warm smile. The nazar is working its magic here!
But once arriving in the U.S., I didn't see an nazar. Instead, while at immigration control, everyone watched a propaganda film with a faux-Copland musical score that told all about the glory of American freedoms. Ahead of me in line was a nice family from mainland China, a father dressed in a suit, a busy mom in a dress, and two kids in strollers. They were held for 20 minutes while the rest of us waited. The immigration official forced them to be fingerprinted and handprinted and retina scanned fully three times, and they were interrogated intensely. They were clearly being humiliated, but they maintained a disciplined posture of calm.
I caught up with the father in the airport tram later. I apologized for how he was treated, explaining that while government is getting less invasive in China, it is getting worse in the U.S. He smiled at me and then asked: "Do Americans hate their government as much as the Chinese people do?" I answered with some wishful thinking to make him feel better: "Yes, the American people do not like their government. It is the common enemy of all mankind." He smiled again, and seem to feel a sense of relief.
The nazar could do a world of good at the U.S. border. In fact, it should be hung in every bureaucracy. Maybe the Washington Monument should just be replaced completely with a giant blue eye to stare back at the bureaucrats, when they stare at all. We need the nazar at every bank, in every home, at every business, and in every commercial center. An eye for an eye. A world safe from the effects of envy.
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Can you clean off rust without damaging blueing?
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October 27, 2009, 09:25 PM
I have an old Remington 513T that my uncle gave me. It has some minor rust on the outside of the barrel. I was wondering how to clean this off without messing up the blueing?
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October 27, 2009, 09:36 PM
Clean off runt? I know what you mean but that's funny.
October 27, 2009, 09:41 PM
I'll fix it in the title.
For those that are wondering what WLJ is talking about, the OP originally read "clean off runt", not rust. ;)
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October 27, 2009, 09:43 PM
Sorry, I didn't mean to be an a**
October 27, 2009, 09:43 PM
It depends on how deep the rust is. WD-40 will wipe off rust stains. I have used Flitz in the past put you have to be very careful with it or you will strip off some of the blue.
October 27, 2009, 09:55 PM
Thanks for fixing the title. It doesn't look like it's very deep, I'll try using WD-40 and see if that does anything.
October 27, 2009, 10:28 PM
Gun oil or powder solvent + a brass/bronze brush + a delicate hand will also remove it. If it's deeper than the bluing, then there's really no way. But get it off anyway.
October 28, 2009, 08:07 AM
I've used a wooden matchstick when all other methods have failed with oils and solvents. I cant say it didn't do any damage, there was some loss of blueing, but I always thought that was from the rust anyway.
I don't remember where I read this, but it did a great job when I tried it.
October 28, 2009, 09:05 AM
I've used Kroil (similar stuff to WD-40 but I think Kroil is better) and 0000 steel wool. Go real easy on the steel wool as it will remove bluing if you get too aggressive. As others stated above, even if you damage the bluing, its important to get the rust spots off.
October 28, 2009, 09:32 AM
If you can't get it all off I'd try Breakfree CLP. I've actually used BF CLP on rusty treestand bolts and it actually converted the rust. They are still rust free and black 2 years later. I'd give it a try and use it as the lube for a very light 0000 steel wool.
October 28, 2009, 09:46 AM
Wonder Blue gun cleaner on a rag but don't use it with scotchbrite as that will remove the bluing.
Al Thompson
October 28, 2009, 09:50 AM
Flitz or one of the Iosso polishes works for me. :)
October 28, 2009, 10:40 AM
I've used an old pre-'63 penny (mostly copper) and oil lightly and it seemed to work ok for minor stuff.
October 28, 2009, 11:00 AM
I've never tried it but I read somewhere that brake fluid would work.
October 28, 2009, 11:35 AM
take some very thin oil , like rem oil, or clp or kroil, and get some 0000 type steel wool, or that curly , big curls, sheeps hair type steel wool, put the oil on your metal parts, then rub it with the steel wool. Do not use any pressure; just the weight of the wool and your hand is fine; rub in circles. rub for a minute, then wipe away and check. keep rubbing until the rust spots are gone.
October 28, 2009, 04:34 PM
In the museum world we use bronze wool and a fine oil. This will not harm the bluing or patina as long as you don't get too agressive. Much better and less risky than steel wool. Allowing the oil to work for a couple of days softens it and sppeds the process. If you end up with a slight bronze wash, it is removed with a clean cloth dampened with household ammonia cleaner.
Juice Boxes
October 28, 2009, 11:08 PM
If you can't get it all off I'd try Breakfree CLP.
ima second that
Cleaning ALOT of rust off of an old martini Henry rifle with break free and steel wool, it is working good right now.
October 28, 2009, 11:08 PM
I flatten a brass case mouth with a set of pliers. I use the case to scrape of rust with the least amount of damage to the surrounding bluing.
October 29, 2009, 01:41 AM
Blowingsky posted my best remedy. A copper penny works well.
And, thanks to Curator for that tip!
Modern pennies are copper-plated zinc and they'll work, too but the thin copper wears away from the coin edge very quickly so you should turn the coin often while scraping. Neither copper or zinc (unless applied in a special heated process known as "galvanizing") will impart to the steel (and when combined they make brass, which is why higene also gets satisfactory results) and I've never had a problem using modern pennies for light rust removal.
While scraping you'll produce a mess that looks like a rust-copper mix and that can be removed with solvent and a soft cloth, or fine steel wool.
If I was not absolutely thrilled with the results I'd steel wool down to white metal and re-blue with one of the several excellent cold blues available, heating the work with a hair dryer first for best results.
And, TomADC, BLUE WONDER is quite likely the best gun cleaner made! Years ago I received a free sample when the company was just starting up (the owner and I were both on the same gun chat board) and as a bore (and a filthy revolver cylinder face) cleaners go it has no equal. (Of course serious copper removal from my rifle bore still requires an ammonia based solvent-all solvents promise but none truly deliver, and the dealer had to order SHOOTERS CHOICE COPPER REMOVER for me)
Uncle Mike
October 29, 2009, 11:44 AM
Rust has roots, yup, that rust goes all the way to the metal.
Now, you can clean the rust off of the surface, but I bet it comes back, and even if you keep it heavily oiled...you'll see the rust staring back at you...laughing...thumbing its nose!
Re-blue it...Oxpho blue or Dicropan works well as cold blue goes. And you'll have a blast doing it.... wear latex gloves!
October 29, 2009, 07:20 PM
Oil and bronze wool has always worked great for me.
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Thor Brings Treasures of Asgard to Disneyland (Photo Tour)Pilar Clark
Psst… If you still haven't seen Thor: The Dark World, this will probably spoil most of it for you. If that's the case, please stay on this side of the Bifrost and cover your eyes.
Loki's helmet and shackles, the swords of Heimdall and Lady Sif, a hauntingly beautiful Dark Elf mask, the book that contains the history of Yggdrisil – they're all part of what makes Marvel's exhibit at Disneyland's Innoventions fit for the gods.
"Thor: Treasures of Asgard" invites the exploration of an epic collection of objects and artifacts brought to Earth straight from the helm of the Nine Realms, before transporting guests across the Bifrost to Asgard itself.
And while certain relics like the Casket of Ancient Winter and the Aether are too dangerous to display – not that The Collector would let the latter out of his milky-eyed sight – there is so much to take in, you won't even miss them. Besides, once Odin's voice booms down in a flash of smoky thunder, you'll be so utterly gobsmacked by the awesome that your jaw will fall off and roll into a dark corner of the exhibit room.
Odin bellows the following to all gathered:
Welcome to "Thor: Treasures of Asgard," an exhibition designed to create a better understanding between our two great worlds.
With the discovery of extraterrestrials and ancient Asgardian "gods" and the reappearance of an American legend after seventy years, life on Earth has been irrevocably changed since the Battle of New York.
These dramatic new developments have been difficult for our world to accept, but astrophysicist Jane Foster has been working with Thor himself to forge an alliance between Earth and Asgard.
More smoky flashes, and the Rainbow Bridge that unites the dimensions opens, allowing visitors to enter the Odin Father's throne room.
No, really.
As you turn around, not fully realizing what you're looking at, hidden doors sweep open grandly to reveal the Mighty Avenger Thor. With his Mjolnir.
Hear that? It's the sound of your mind being blown.
Behold:[collection type='slideshow' style='classic']
The exhibit will remain open until early 2014. For more photos from the "Thor: Treasures of Asgard," click over to Pilar Clark's Instagram and search #ThorDarkWorldEvent.
Related: My Trip to Hollywood by Way of Disney Magic
Related: Packing My Ear Hat for Asgard
Related: Thor: The Dark World: 10 Burning Questions Semi-Answered
Related: 15 Reasons Why Marvel's Loki is Really a Disney Prince
Related: 10 Ways Thor's Lady Sif Empowers Women Everywhere
Related: 10 Reasons Tangled's Flynn Rider and Thor's Fandral Are the Same
Related: 10 Delivery Man Life Lessons Every Parent Needs
Photo credits: Pilar Clark, Marvel and Walt Disney Pictures (featured image and corresponding image in lead slide only)
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Travelhound Pilar wouldn't mind being at Walt Disney World eating the ears off a Mickey ice cream bar right about now. But, since she can't be at her "second home" year round, she curates happy thoughts on Disney Social Media Magic, a virtual springboard where breaking news and other Disneyfied thingamabobs are shared. For more mouse-minded geekery, join Pilar on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram and personal site, One Mom Media.


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Gilberto Ramirez-Giovanni Lorenzo, 4/11 on ESPN FNF
By Ryan Burton
BoxingScene.com has been advised by Hector Zapari of Zapari Boxing Promotions that Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez Sanchez (27-0) will face Giovanni Lorenzo (33-6) when he makes his ESPN Friday Night Fights debut on April 11th on the eve of the highly anticipated Manny Pacquiao-Tim Bradley pay-per-view rematch.
Zapari, who manages and trains Ramirez along with his father, said that they hope to get the 22-year-old blue chip super middleweight prospect a title shot by the end of the year. There has been talk that the nearly 6'3" Ramirez may also appear in the co-feature slot underneath the Juan Manuel Marquez-Mike Alvarado HBO televised fight that takes place in Los Angeles on May 17th if he gets out of the Lorenzo fight cleanly.
Ramirez last fought in February when he blew out the usually durable Don Mouton in one round while Lorenzo has gone 4-2 in his last 6 fights.
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Lorenzoo is non entity & Ramirez has been food sped a group of nothings..when will he step up... early /2 rounds or 7/8th rounds...Comment by Corelone on 03-15-2014
Gilberto hasn't been tested yet. Asking for a title fight on the basis of an undefeated record, without fighting a top ten opponent, is just a money grab. The fact that he could fight TBA for a vacated title only…Comment by Hougigo on 03-15-2014
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Skip to comments.New Orleans mayor seeks gambling to rebuild city
Posted on 10/08/2005 7:01:17 AM PDT by ppaul
New Orleans' mayor on Friday proposed building a casino zone near the historic French Quarter to jump start the hurricane-ravaged city's economy, saying a bold move was needed to restore lost tax revenue.
"I'd like to have another solution for the citizens ... but I don't know what else we can do at this point," Ray Nagin told a news conference.
New Orleans is struggling to rebound from Hurricane Katrina in August which fractured flood walls and flooded 80 percent of the city. Hurricane Rita hit the Gulf Coast on September 24, triggering renewed flooding in parts of the city.
Under Nagin's proposal, a U-shaped section encompassing several blocks of the city's downtown area would allow large hotels to covert part of their property into Las Vegas-style casinos.
Only one casino is currently operating in that area, and Nagin said as many as seven new gambling operations could open.
That existing casino, Harrah's, has stirred bitter political battles and suffered from financial problems in recent years.
Nagin said he had approached Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco about the plan and offered to split the tax revenues, a figure he said could approach the $150 million neighboring Mississippi received annually.
The gambling zone proposal would need the approval of the city council and the state legislature.
Earlier this week, Nagin announced the city would cut 3,000 jobs, or nearly 40 percent of its workforce, because it had only enough funds to continue operating until the end of the year.
In Baton Rouge, Louisiana officials said on Friday the state's death toll from Hurricane Katrina topped 1,000 for the first time as recovery efforts continued in storm-stricken areas.
They said 1,003 had died in Louisiana, which pushed the total known dead in the states hit by Katrina to 1,243.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said in a press release on Friday it had "nearly pumped the metro area dry," and it was making progress in shoring up the levee system.
While recovery operations continue, Federal Emergency Management Agency officials said in a conference call that 44,000 people displaced by storms were still living in a total of 558 Red Cross shelters around the country.
They said 2.2 million people had been registered as storm victims, of which 1.2 million had been approved for federal assistance that so far totaled $3.3 billion.
In response to complaints that federal aid efforts are moving too slowly, the U.S. Small Business Administration said it would step up the pace of approving loans to businesses hit by the storm by using aerial photography and satellites to assess damaged property.
Louisiana Economic Development Secretary Mike Olivier said only six SBA loans had been approved as of Thursday, which SBA officials blamed on their agents' inability to get to many areas to inspect damage.
"We just got a memo a day or two ago" authorizing the use of aerial assessments, SBA spokesman Ken Shuman said at a news conference.
How about an election?
Great way to keep crooks honest.
Once again, brilliant, Nagin.
Given his record, I'd be inclined to do the opposite of whatever Nagin calls for. What a loser.
It's amazing how all these politicians think gambling and State Lotteries are the cure to all their problems. No, they are NOT. What cures problems? Reducing government interference, taxes and regulations. That's it Ray; get the heck out of the way, you corrupt pr*ck.
I know, I know.
Handouts from the American taxpayers via the Feds and gambling beats work every time.
Why am I not surprised?
Translation: "With the whole city in shambles, I'm hardly getting any bribes or kickbacks. The phantom police have vanished, and the numbers racket is doing very badly. What else can I do to maintain my accustomed life style and feed my drug habit?"
...it was a gamble when he was elected
In that the end justifies the means lets have some prostitution also legalize drugs, gay marriage, abortion on demand all for an indulgence fee.
Just change the name to "New Sodom" - that would be "Ray Ray's" kind of town...
Has any one done a real mental check on this man? I am serious. He is so out of touch with reality! Me thinks he is trying to be the Marion Berry of N.O. - in different ways but just as outrageous. Between him, "baby-fat face Mary Landrieu, and that person pretending to be the State's Governor, those poor people don't stand a chance. Perhaps the United States should make it a territory rather than a state.
What's that saying about "ill-gotten gains?"
Consider the scripture "Upon this Rock I will build my Church." Matthew 16:18.
But, no, Nagin wants to re-build N.O. in a hole, between a lake and a river, and on the Gulf of Mexico.
And he wants to use money that people lose by gambling.
It ain't gonna last.
You are so right.
Plus, gambling, a la Las Vegas, A.K.A. "Lost Wages," is really a no-win for Americans.....except for the American Indians. Tax-free gambling billion$. They and the Mafia, what a pair.
Gambling always brings in SLEAZE -- cheats, thieves, drugs, prostitution, money-laundering, gambling sickos, boring, sleazy shows (Yep, I'm a middle-aged woman who fell asleep during the gay-men/topless show"girls" revues. Yawn. Vegas doesn't even use live music anymore -- all canned.) and those WUNNERful Sleazywood performers.
Sorry, Wayne Newton's face and hair could ALONE pay for everyone's mortgage in America. It was hard to even look at him. I liked him 30 years ago.
"I'd like to have another solution for the citizens ... but I don't know what else we can do at this point," Ray Nagin told a news conference.
It's been what, a month? He doesn't know what else he can do? What a spirit of perseverance. Someone's whispering in the good mayors ear.
I resemble that remark...
Detroit held election after election to permit gambling in its city. The voters finally relented. Yeah..gambling can help cities (not).
This investment in the community will pay dividends to all the stakeholders.
Anyone who can't see all the people needing transportation out of the city because all those idle yellow buses are blocking the view is probably not the go to guy when it comes to rebuilding the city.
Seems to me we've been gambling on the whole of New Orleans for some 50 years ... and we've thrown craps.
It's no wonder New Orleans has a bacchanalian time where Sodom,Gamorrah and San FranSicko come together and rape the Al Hirt's of Jazz to rape the taxpayers by promising a good time.
I want to think that America is tired of the partay and eager to reclaim the emerging renewal of the thought processes our founding fathers had and enacted into law and politics, thereby creating a social structure never known on planet Earth before.
God, forgive us and give us another try ... please?
This is a dog returning to it's vomit...
Is Noggin tempting God (Katrina) again? Bring back the Devine Wind again, there are still a few sinners left in New Sodom.
How about Amsterdam-style "coffee shops" and legalized bordellos?
Anything for a buck, Ray.
Anything for a buck, Ray
LOL ... How about getting the city workers to expose themselves for some beads or other trinkets, they could then be sold to bolster the city finances.
There will be a new casino game in New Orleans called "Bet the Bus".
It will consist of 200 miniature, yellow schoolbuses, lined up on a large, long table as if for a race. Overhead will be a large tank of foul smelling water secured to a moveable crane device that operates with random GPS positioning. At the far end of the table is a model of a nursing home occupied by 42 elderly Barbie dolls. At another spot on the table is a figure representing the mayor of New Orleans sitting in a black Cadillac, having a smoke. The game begins when the Mayor orders the 200 buses to drive to the nursing home and evacuate the ElderBarbies. To WIN, only ONE of these buses has to reach the nursing home before the huge water tank drops its load and drowns the ElderBarbies. You decide to play. You are given a generous payoff of 1000 to 1 odds that at least one bus will reach the home. You bet the farm and your future newborn. When all bets are down, the game begins with The Dealer screaming: "HURRICANE COMING, GREAT BIG HURRICANE COMING", GET OUT OF TOWN BEFORE YOU ARE KILLED".. With this signal, the large tank of stinky water begins to move ominously over the table. The smoke filled Caddie begins to move in a continuous circle. Unexpectedly, you realize that none of the 200 buses have begun to move. You are perplexed by this. Several moments pass when suddenly, red lights begin flashing, a siren sounds, and the HUGE water tank is dumped on the table, flooding the buses and drowning the ElderBarbies. You have lost your bet. You've been had. The game is rigged. Better stick to Blackjack. Better odds.
Who will oversee the casino's on cloudy or rainy days when city employees, we were told, rarely work?
And, more than 100,000 "normal" people (residents) have left New Orleans since 1960 ... because it's far too dangerous.
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ORANGE Nearly two months after leaving town meeting empty-handed, members of the School Board got it handed to them Tuesday night when voters whacked $50,000 from their $2.7 million budget request.
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At one point, a proposal to cut $228,875 was made as tempers were growing short.
That amendment was defeated by a reasonably close voice vote nearly three hours into the meeting. By that time, there had already been a dizzying series of eight paper ballots, two of which would have sent the board home without a budget yet again. Instead of ending the meeting, voters agreed to keep talking.
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Addis Ababa
Awash National Park
Erta Ale
Ahmed Ela (Dallol, Lake Asale)
However, I am restricted to the UK school holidays as to when I can go. My preferences for going would be:
- Summer holidays (July, August)
- Easter holidays (April)
- Christmas holidays (December)
Obviously it depends what the weather would be like at these times as to when would be…
Austria has issued a travel warning for Gondar, Simien Mountains and Lalibela. I have a booking there for December.
Is there someone traveling in Gondar and around or in Lalibela, who can tell me about the situation there at the moment: Are there problems for tourists like road blockings, internet failures, closed hotels, ...
What is the prognosis for the next months?
Thanks for your help!
I am aware two main routes either Moyale to Marsabit on the East or via Lake Turkana on the west. Any one who used Lake Turkana route recently to reach Kenya?
Anyone going to be in Addis around sep 28/29th?
Let me know!
I was in Ethiopia few weeks ago, stayed 2 weeks there, between Lalibela, Mekele, Axoun and son on.
I booked an organised trip to the Danakil with Ethiopia Hagere Tour. I gotta say, it was well organised !
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If you travel to northern Ethiopia, Simien Mountains National Park is worth seeing. Here's their official website:
The best accommodations I found there are a LimaLimo Lodge. It's brand new, and has spectacular views.
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I am planning a one month trip to Ethiopia in either November or December and any info on the following would be great.
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Journey to Ethiopia in the valley of the Omo River in African tribes Mursi.
The story of what adventures had to experience while visiting the Mursi tribe and how managed to survive.
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I will arrive in Addis Abeba on a Saturday in November (schedulded arrival at the airport 7:25 a.m.).
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Every coach claims to have a great national signing day. Nick Saban actually does — every year.
By lunchtime Wednesday, the Alabama coach had most of his latest highly rated recruiting class locked up.
"He's the best at (recruiting) in the country," said Tom Lemming of CBS Sports Network. "Over the last five years, nobody has been better at it than Nick Saban."
The national signing period for high school football players opened with the usual plethora of pick-a-cap news conferences and a few high-profile flip-flops.
New Ohio State coach Urban Meyer showed that a year away from coaching didn't hurt his ability to recruit. Meanwhile, Meyer's old school, Florida, followed a mediocre season with a promising signing day — despite having Southern California pluck a couple of blue-chippers from Gator country.
Missouri didn't need to leave the state to make the biggest grab of all on signing day, getting a letter of intent from the nation's most celebrated prospect, receiver Dorial Green-Beckham from Springfield, Mo.
In Tuscaloosa, Ala., there were no surprises for the national champion Crimson Tide. And that was a good thing because Saban and his staff had already lined up a class that most of the analysts had ranked as either the best in the nation or close to it.
The Tide swept through the South to reload with 26 signees. Alabama went to Baltimore to get wide receiver Cyrus Jones, down to Lynchburg, Va., for defensive tackle Korren Kirven — one of the few late additions — scooped up eight players from Georgia, three from Florida, picked up a quarterback, Alec Morris, from Texas, and even dipped into LSU territory to grab highly touted safety Landon Collins from Geismar, La.
Collins' selection of Alabama over LSU last month on national TV was memorable for his mother's vocal disapproval ("Tigers No. 1," she said, eyes rolling at her son's choice). On Wednesday, with mom by his side, Collins signed his letter of intent at Dutchtown High School.
Here's a look around the nation at more of the top stories from signing day.
Return of Urban
The Buckeyes' recruiting coaches — as opposed to their coaching coaches — did a bang-up job with Meyer's first Ohio State class.
You might remember Michigan wasn't pleased with the fact that Meyer and the staff he was assembling was allowed to recruit while the old staff was preparing the Buckeyes for their bowl game. The NCAA signed off on the arrangement. This just after Ohio State was handed a one-year bowl ban for transgressions under former coach Jim Tressel.
Considering Meyer's track record, simply having him on Ohio State's side was probably all the advantage the Buckeyes needed.
Meyer's class was a consensus top-five, loaded with defensive linemen, including Noah Spence from Harrisburg, Pa., and Adolphus Washington from Cincinnati. The Buckeyes got a late boost when offensive tackle Kyle Dodson from Cleveland switched from Wisconsin to Ohio State on Wednesday.
"We had to have him," Meyer said of Dodson.
Dodson was one of at least a half-dozen players who switched commitments to play for Meyer.
"He's done an amazing job flipping kids away from schools like it was easy as can be. And it's not," said Mike Farrell, national recruiting analyst for Rivals.com.
Michigan did OK for itself, too. Coach Brady Hoke's recruits received high marks from the experts and stacked up nicely with Ohio State.
USC hits Florida
With NCAA sanctions kicking in at USC, Lane Kiffin had 10 fewer scholarships to hand out this year.
While the quantity is down, the quality of the Trojans' class was not, and Kiffin's crew made a couple of big scores in Florida on signing day.
Defensive end Leonard Williams from Daytona Beach, Fla., and receiver Nelson Algholor from Tampa chose the Trojans.
After announcing his decision on ESPNU, Algholor said he was looking forward to catching passes from Matt Barkley, who decided to return for his senior season.
Snubbing the Irish
Did Case Keenum get a seventh year of eligibility?
Maybe the most surprising signing day flip-flop came from receiver Deontay Greenberry from Fresno, Calif., who backed off of a long-standing oral commitment to Notre Dame and signed with Houston.
"Out of left field," Farrell said.
Quick Hits
Florida fans might be worried about some of the recruits that got away from the Gators, but coach Will Muschamp was able to secure a strong class that included Lakewood defensive end Dante Fowler, who switched his Florida State commitment to Florida on Wednesday. ... Stanford landed two of the best offensive tackles in the country, beating out USC for Kyle Murphy from San Clemente, Calif., and Nebraska for Andrus Peat from Tempe, Ariz. Peat's brother, Todd, plays for the Cornhuskers. ... California was headed toward a top-10, maybe top-five, class before defensive line coach Tosh Lupoi left the staff to join Steve Sarkisian at Washington. It helped the Huskies land blue-chip defensive back Shaq Thompson from Sacramento.
Committed but not signed
Quarterback Jameis Winston from Hueytown, Ala., said in an interview on ESPNU: "I'm a Nole."
But he also said he won't sign a letter of intent with Florida State until at least Friday. Winston seems intent on sticking with the Seminoles, but until it's official Jimbo Fisher will no doubt have to sweat it out.
Stanford has at least caught Winston's attention.
As for Florida State, Fisher signed a second consecutive class rated in the top 10 by the analysts — which should only make Seminoles fans even more eager for their team's long-awaited return to national championship contention.
Staying home in Missouri
Green-Beckham, born in St. Louis and adopted by a family from Springfield, Mo., made the hometown fans happy by signing with the Tigers.
At 6-foot-6 and 220 pounds, the receiver already looks like an NFL prototype, comparable to stars such as Calvin Johnson and Andre Johnson.
He whittled his choices to Alabama, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri in January, and on Wednesday morning at Hillcrest High School he picked the Tigers.
"I felt like they've (Missouri) been there since Day One," Green-Beckham said.
Missouri first offered him a scholarship at the age of 15.
RU serious? Yes, Rutgers
When Greg Schiano left for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week, the fear was that Rutgers would loss much of what was being touted as its best recruiting class ever.
In the end, new coach Kyle Flood and the rest of the staff kept it together.
Rutgers lost only one player that had previously committed and came away with a class that included most of the top players in New Jersey, a typically solid state for producing football players, though often those players don't go to Rutgers.
The cream of the crop was Darius Hamilton, a defensive end from Ramsey, N.J., and the son of former NFL player Keith Hamilton.
"This shows you how good a job the assistant coaches did because in the end Schiano didn't matter," Farrell said. "These kids wanted to play for Rutgers."


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In a long list of storied and bitter rivalries, there are several that stick out.
Hatfield vs. McCoy, Bush vs. Gore, Men vs. Women, Rufus vs. Brutus.
But even none of these bears the bitterness of the recent vitriolic rivalry that has emerged between the Southeastern Conference and the Big Ten Conference.
The SEC has had the better of this particular rivalry over the past several years, with more championships, Heisman winners and yes, even total bowl wins than the Big Ten.
But all of that is in the past.
2010 is 2010, and both conferences started out the season with a level playing field in this new decade.
Each conference has had a #1 knocked off this season, and each conference boasts a superb talent at the quarterback position.
As the regular season winds down and we prepare for the madness that is bowl season, let's compare these two stellar bastions of football greatness to this point in the season.


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One day in advance, thin royal icing with water to a pouring consistency. One at a time, place cookies on cooling grid positioned over cookie sheet and cover with thinned royal icing. Immediately cover cookies with White Sparking Sugars and let dry on cooling grid.
Step 3
To make bow, roll out spice drop on surface covered with granulated sugar. Cut 10 strips, 1/4 in. wide x 3 in. long. Secure open ends of strips together with royal icing and let dry on sides. Assemble loops together to form bow and secure with royal icing; let dry on waxed paper.
Step 4
When cookies are completely dry, stack from largest to smallest; attach with royal icing. Position bow on top and attach multi-color candies with royal icing.
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