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The El Paso Fire Department Headquarters are located at 416 N. Stanton St. in the El Paso and Southwestern Building. The Department has limited visitors' parking in the parking lot located at 420 N. Campbell St. (one block east of headquarters).
Map The El Paso and Southwestern Building was built in 1906 and served as the Headquarters for the El Paso and Southwestern Railroad until it was bought by The Southern Pacific Railroad Line in1924. The Southern Pacific owned the building until it sold it in 1969. The building was designated a Texas Historical Building in 1981. Currently, there are law offices and other business offices in addition to the fire headquarters located in the building. Fire headquarters are located on the 2nd, 3rd and part of the 5th floors.
Hours of Operation:
Monday through Thursday,
7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
- Administrative Divisions
- Human Resources
- Accounting
- Operations Research
- Fire Rescue Division
- Fire Payroll
- Fire Prevention Division
- Custodian of Records
- Office of Professional Standards
Incident Reports and Open Records Requests
Requests for incident reports (fires & medical) can be submitted at Fire Department Headquarters, 416 N. Stanton Street. Medical records will only be released as specified in Chapter 773 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. Information that may facilitate the processing of record requests includes: address of incident and patient's name. For additional information, please call 915-485-5600.

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G3* - ROMANIA/US - Readout of President Obama and Vice President Biden's Meeting with President Basescu of Romania
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Date | 2011-09-13 22:35:17 |
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Office of the Vice President
September 13, 2011
Readout of President Obama and Vice President Biden's Meeting with President
Basescu of Romania
This morning, President Obama joined a meeting between Vice President
Biden and President of Romania Traian Basescu in the Roosevelt Room. The
President also invited President Basescu into the Oval Office along with
the Vice President.
The President noted the close alliance between the United States and
Romania, and thanked President Basescu for his strong partnership. The
President congratulated President Basescu on the U.S.-Romania Ballistic
Missile Defense Agreement, which exemplifies the President's commitment to
strengthening NATO and ensuring allies have the capabilities to meet 21st
century threats. The President also congratulated President Basescu on
the U.S.-Romania Joint Declaration on Strategic Partnership for the 21st
Century. Both of these documents were completed during the visit of
President Basescu. Click HERE for full text of the Declaration.
The President thanked President Basescu for his leadership in NATO as the
Alliance prepares for the Chicago NATO Summit in May 2012, and expressed
appreciation for the sacrifices that Romanian soldiers have made in our
common effort in Afghanistan and elsewhere. He thanked President Basescu
for Romania's critical contributions to the ISAF mission.
The President and President Basescu discussed the important role that
Romania can play in supporting and advancing democracy, both in Europe and
in the Middle East in the wake of the Arab Spring.
Vice President Biden welcomed the strengthening of the U.S.-Romania
strategic partnership as follow up to the discussions he held with
President Basescu during his visit to Bucharest in October 2009. The Vice
President and President Basescu also discussed ongoing political and
economic reforms in Romania, and our shared goal of encouraging stability
in the Balkans. They also discussed their strong concerns about the
situation in Syria and agreed to consult closely going forward.
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1 "Comfort, comfort my people," says your God. | 1 Comfort, comfort my people, says your God. |
2 "Speak tenderly to Jerusalem. Tell her that her sad days are gone and that her sins are pardoned. Yes, the LORD has punished her in full for all her sins." | 2 Speak tenderly to Jerusalem, and proclaim to her that her hard service has been completed, that her sin has been paid for, that she has received from the LORD's hand double for all her sins. |
3 Listen! I hear the voice of someone shouting, "Make a highway for the LORD through the wilderness. Make a straight, smooth road through the desert for our God. | 3 A voice of one calling: "In the desert prepare the way for the LORD ; make straight in the wilderness a highway for our God. |
4 Fill the valleys and level the hills. Straighten out the curves and smooth off the rough spots. | 4 Every valley shall be raised up, every mountain and hill made low; the rough ground shall become level, the rugged places a plain. |
5 Then the glory of the LORD will be revealed, and all people will see it together. The LORD has spoken!" | 5 And the glory of the LORD will be revealed, and all mankind together will see it. For the mouth of the LORD has spoken." |
6 A voice said, "Shout!" I asked, "What should I shout?" "Shout that people are like the grass that dies away. Their beauty fades as quickly as the beauty of flowers in a field. | 6 A voice says, "Cry out." And I said, "What shall I cry?" "All men are like grass, and all their glory is like the flowers of the field. |
7 The grass withers, and the flowers fade beneath the breath of the LORD. And so it is with people. | 7 The grass withers and the flowers fall, because the breath of the LORD blows on them. Surely the people are grass. |
8 The grass withers, and the flowers fade, but the word of our God stands forever." | 8 The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God stands forever." |
9 Messenger of good news, shout to Zion from the mountaintops! Shout louder to Jerusalem -- do not be afraid. Tell the towns of Judah, "Your God is coming!" | 9 You who bring good tidings to Zion, go up on a high mountain. You who bring good tidings to Jerusalem, lift up your voice with a shout, lift it up, do not be afraid; say to the towns of Judah, "Here is your God!" |
10 Yes, the Sovereign LORD is coming in all his glorious power. He will rule with awesome strength. See, he brings his reward with him as he comes. | 10 See, the Sovereign LORD comes with power, and his arm rules for him. See, his reward is with him, and his recompense accompanies him. |
11 He will feed his flock like a shepherd. He will carry the lambs in his arms, holding them close to his heart. He will gently lead the mother sheep with their young. | 11 He tends his flock like a shepherd: He gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to his heart; he gently leads those that have young. |
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The Architectural Board of Review is not lovin' McDonald's preliminary site plan proposal for the property currently occupied by the shuttered Detroit Theatre.
On Thursday a near-capacity audience in the auditorium at City Hall heard the Board offer its first informal public critique of McDonald's site plan concept.
Proposed site near market oversaturation point
McDonald's project manager Michael Lewis began the session and explained the fast food behemoth's desire to relocate from its "somewhat obsolete" location of 47 years on Sloane Avenue to Detroit Avenue, where there is a higher concentration of traffic.
Lewis said the proposed location is 2.25 miles away from the W. 117th McDonald's, right on the cusp of what is considered market oversaturation.
McDonald's construction manager Dave Natowski described several of the general efforts made to make the site blend with the neighborhood, such as limiting nighttime light glare, moderating the volume of the drive-thru speaker, concealing the dumpster, etc.
Architect Jim Larson pointed out that the footprint of the proposed new building would be in the same location as the Detroit Theatre – which would be demolished – but smaller.
He described the site plan, which calls for a small outdoor café area in front of the building along Detroit Avenue. The location would be equipped with a double-lane drive-thru and 27 parking spots.
All automobile traffic would enter off of Detroit Avenue and exit at two different points on Woodward Avenue. The entrance off of Detroit Avenue would be more than 100 feet wide.
Board's biggest worries: traffic congestion and safety
Board members were most concerned about the traffic congestion and safety issues created by the traffic routed onto Woodward Avenue, especially in light of the pending removal of the nearby traffic signal at the intersection of Hall Avenue and Detroit Avenue as part of the resignalization project.
"You're going to have a logjam in your drive-thru," said board member John Waddell.
Board member Michael Molinski felt the site design needed to be more welcoming for pedestrians. "You could find yourself a walking destination," he said.
Another of the Board's major concerns was the building's setback from the street and lack of presence along the Detroit Avenue.
The Board has consistently sought to have new construction placed as close as possible to the road in order to continue the commercial district's streetcar era look and feel.
Board member Jeff Foster cautioned that the loss of building volume on Detroit Avenue contained in the site proposal "gives us some heartburn."
Carl Orban, a board member who recently traveled to the western United States, said he's seen McDonald's structures elsewhere that are very well done and adapted appropriately for their settings.
A McDonald's representative said the plan could be adjusted to bring the building the closer to the street, but probably not as close as the Board wants.
The physical appearance of the proposed building was not discussed because design revisions are still underway. McDonald's typically begins a project with a generic-looking structure and negotiates various design changes with the city. The project architect observed: "It's not easy to get a non-prototypical building approved" by McDonald's.
Due to the absence of a formal application from McDonald's seeking board approval, the public was not offered an opportunity to comment on the proposal. Public comment will be permitted during a future design review.
Developer gets approval for proposed Sloane Avenue townhomes
Andrew Brickman's 19-townhome proposed Sloane Avenue development, tentatively titled "Le Metro," received approval from the Board.
They were impressed by the use of quality materials, and sensitivity towards parking demands. "It's a great looking project," said one board member.
As part of the approval process, the Board asked Brickman to submit plans detailing how the property will be maintained at each of its various stages of development. The Board made a deliberate attempt to avoid a repeat of the Foran Montlack fiasco that angered the neighborhood.
A Sloane Avenue resident said she liked the project, but wondered if construction would wreck the recently repaved street and if Tax Increment Financing (TIF) would be utilized.
Dru Siley, assistant director of planning and development, said the city did not make TIFs available. He said an approach to minimize the impact of construction on the street would be given consideration at a point later in the project.
West Clifton Boulevard Rick Sicha inquired about the townhomes height. A representative from Dimit Architects said each town home would be 34 feet tall to the top railing and 40 feet tall at the highest point, all within the zoning code limits.
Le Metro will next head to the Planning Commission to gain permission for lot consolidation and to the Board of Zoning Appeals for approval of two or three minor variances.
One side note, the resident who lives directly next to the proposed development walked in late and missed the presentation, which was moved up from the back end of the meeting.


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Stacey is ass-licked while smoking...... good action if extreme!
Stacey is ass-licked while smoking...... good action if extreme!
your providing some great clips my friend! thanks!
Yet ANOTHER great post!! Thank You very much!!
Great clip, thanks!
can't wait for the next video.
A classic. Thank ýou.
.....he makes me laugh.......
ingfantastoc, thanks or post
I love the Wife Crazy series. Especially the ones where she's smoking. Thanks for the post!
Shes dirty, sweeeeey
Extreme Thanks!
great clip thxs.
She hasn't some out with a good SF vid in a long time...her SBJ is one of the best I have ever seen though.
Wife crazy is a great one. Thanks
gracias esta buenisima
great clip!!
thx for sharing
this women always cracks me up. Her acting is so bad and yet she look stunning, no matter what she does. I like her. Thnx for the clip.
one of the best
LOVE THOSE TWO!!!! xoxo TY
just as it should be! Exciting vid! thanx!
Deliciously nasty--Thanks!
very nice.
wow, i didn't know she smokes..but do know she gives outstanding bjs!
so hot, ass licking and smoking at its best,, mmmmmmmmmm delicious


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Dylan vs Ronson: no-one hurt. Plus White Rainbow
A surprising lack of indignation over at yesterday's Bob Dylan vs Mark Ronson blog, where everyone seems to have responded to the "Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)" remix with commendable restraint.
"It could've been worse," notes Stuart, accurately, and compares Dylan's slightly lost vocal to the way Lennon was overwhelmed on the Lynnification of "Free As A Bird". "It's not the end of the world," agrees Dick Ikin. "In fact I quite like it." The anticipated flood of vitriol seems to have been replaced by a kind of philosophical acceptance, not least because the idea of Dylan being a pop star again clearly has a distinct frisson.
Over at my Mog page, Kate is a fraction grouchier. "Ronson basicallly Dap-Kinged Dylan," she writes. "It's okay. I am kind of a purist when it comes to Dylan. If something works in its original form why mess with it? I am not outraged, just kind of yawn…. bored."
Good point about the Dap-Kings - that's the horn section Ronson increasingly overuses on his records. And another interesting observation comes by email from Nigel Williamson, who responds to my characterisation of Ronson as "this decade's Dave Stewart, providing Dylan with an ephemeral, radio-friendly glaze."
". . . 0r more like Arthur Baker's mix/production on 'Empire Burlesque'," he writes, "trying to make 'contemporary' an art form that doesn't require modernisation in the first place because it's timeless in the genuine sense of the word." I think this is dangerous territory, because it assumes that there is some kind of platonic ideal of music, which is timeless. I don't agree with this at all, not least because it implies that we can objectively say what 'good, timeless music' is. Some music is less endowed with fashionable production techniques, which make them easier to listen to out of context, but no matter how objective we pretend to be, we can't be entirely empirical about anything. Even Dylan.
Of course you should still trust my hunches. Today I've been playing the new White Rainbow album, a morning regular here for the past week and one which our long-suffering neighbours in marketing have described as "angry whale music". Sounds good to me: White Rainbow is a guy from Portland, Oregon called Adam Faulkner who's also recorded in the past with the lovely Jackie-O Motherfucker and Devendra Banhart (I'll write something about his fine new LP any day now, I promise).
"Prism Of Eternal Now" is packaged a bit like an old Lamonte Young/Dream Syndicate record, and features a slogan on the back, slightly tongue-in-cheek, which reads, "MORE ADVANCED THAN MEDITATION!! FASTER THAN MEDITATION ABOVE AND BEYOND MEDITATION."
Again, this works for me. When Faulkner gets down to it, he's operating around that drone/ambient/Krautrock interface which I love so much, especially this week it seems, following on from the other day's Harmonia and Cloudland Canyon blog. Listening to this one, I can pick up a good working knowledge of Terry Riley's "Rainbow In Curved Air" from the organ flurries; plenty of ultra-minimalism like the aforementioned Lamonte Young; Neu!, especially, those keening guitar lines; and maybe some early Popol Vuh, too (sorry, I can't remember which album). As this excellent and enveloping record goes on, it also feels like Faulkner knows his way round the glitchy, minimalist electronica that was everywhere (in my world, OK) a few years ago; stuff like those first two Pole albums.
Here's the White Rainbow Myspace. How about booking Adam to bring his "WHITE RAINBOW FULL SPECTRUM VIBRATIONAL HEALING CENTER AKA PSYCHEDELIC VIBE-HUT" to your house? I think it's just him playing in a tent for a very long time.


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Ben Elwood, a senior from Yorkville studying physics with a music minor, performs composer Alexander Arutiunian's "Trumpet Concerto" Monday with David Lyons, a collaborative pianist for the School of Music, during the Brass Area Honors Recital at the Old Baptist Foundation in Carbondale. Jennifer Presar, brass professor for the School of Music, said the honors recital featured selected students who performed best in their end-of-semester juries, or final performances that are equivalent to final exams. "We try to select musicians from different levels of performance," she said. "This way, we can showcase the different levels of play within the school of music." Tiffany Blanchette-Daily Egyptian
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BBSRC announces new make-up of its Council
6 May 2008
The Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and Skills, John Denham, has appointed five new members to the council of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC).
The new members are:
- Professor John Coggins FRSE
- Dr David Lawrence
- Professor Christopher Pollock CBE
- Dr Andrew Richards
- Dr John Stageman OBE
Three current members of BBSRC Council have been re-appointed:
- Professor Quintin McKellar, Principal of The Royal Veterinary College (appointed until 31 March 2011)
- Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell FRS, Deputy President and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of Manchester (appointed until 31 December 2008)
- Professor Malcolm Weir, Chief Executive Officer, Heptares Therapeutics Ltd (appointed until 31 March 2011)
The new members with effect from 1 April 2008 are:
Professor John Coggins
Professor Coggins is Vice Principal for the Life Sciences, Medicine & Veterinary Medicine at Glasgow University. He is an international authority on the enzymology of shikimic acid biosynthesis, where his research has been characterised by its multidisciplinary approach through structural biology, bioinformatics and genomics/proteomics.
Professor Coggins's research has underpinned major industrial innovation and commercial R&D in areas including herbicides, pharmaceuticals and translational medicine. He has been a leader nationally in encouraging and equipping researchers to engage with the public and to realise the potential economic and social benefits of their science.
Dr David Lawrence
Dr Lawrence is Head of R&D at Syngenta AG, and a member of the company's Executive Committee (Board). He directly manages over 2000 people in the UK and countries across the world.
Dr Lawrence has over 20 years of experience as a senior manager of research in commercial plant, agrochemicals and biotech science, which builds on his applied research career in the chemistry of plant growth regulation. He has also served on several BBSRC grant committees ands university advisory bodies.
Professor Christopher (Chris) Pollock
Professor Pollock is science adviser to the First Minister of the Welsh Assembly Government. He was Director of the Institute of Grassland and Environment Research from 1993 until retiring in 2007.
In addition to his basic plant research, Professor Pollock has fostered academic-user links with the land based sector; he is an occasional consultant for Agri-Industry Consortium. Professor Pollock has served on policy, strategy and regulatory committees for Research Councils, Government Departments and the Devolved Administrations. He chaired BBSRC's review of Sustainable Agriculture (2002); and the scientific committee of the DETR Farm-Scale Trials (1999-2004). He currently chairs the Advisory Committee for Releases into the Environment.
Dr Andrew (Andy) Richards
Dr Richards trained in chemistry. His whole career has been in developing and commercialising technology in the life sciences, biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors. Following positions with ICI, PA Consulting Group and Chiroscience plc, he has since 1999 focused on founding and developing private companies – having been involved in starting up 1-2 companies a year since 2000.
Dr Richards is a Director of Babraham Bioscience Technologies, the commercial arm of the Babraham Institute. He was formerly a member of the Council of the University of East Anglia.
Dr John Stageman
Dr Stageman is Vice President and General Manager of MedImmune, Cambridge. Since graduating in the mid 1970s, Dr Stageman's career has been within chemical- and life sciences-based industry, including areas of colloid science and bioproducts where he contributed to the development of the well known mycoprotein product, Quorn, and the biodegradable polyester, Biopol. Dr Stageman also has experience of leading global drug development teams and areas such as drug formulation, delivery and pharmacogenetics. In the past decade this has extended to leadership in biopharmaceuticals.
Commenting on the new appointments, BBSRC Chairman Dr Peter Ringrose said: "I am delighted that BBSRC will be able to benefit from the wealth of experience these individuals bring across the academic, industrial R&D and business sectors. They are eminently qualified to help us address the challenges we face to maintain the UK's world lead in bioscience against increasingly strong global competition. I am certain that they will command the confidence and support of the UK bioscience community across academia and industry, as well as our stakeholders in policymaking, business and the wider public.
"I am also very pleased that Professors McKellar, Rothwell and Weir will continue their valuable work on the Council for an additional term. Together, they, the other current members and the new appointees make a powerful and highly talented team that I look forward to leading in the coming months."
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Woman admits forging signatures
A 44-year-old Hanna man contacted police Wednesday after receiving paperwork in the mail stating he owes a mortgage — of which he was unaware — on a home he bought years ago with a woman from a previous relationship.
He said they went through the court system to have his name removed from the mortgage and deed of the house, in the 500 block of East County Road 900N, where he has not lived for "many years."
Yet, obviously forged versions of his signature appeared in multiple places in notarized documents refinancing the house in 2010, according to police.
Police contacted the other mortgage-holder, the now-42-year-old woman the fraud victim purchased the house with in 2006 and who still lives there. She told police she signed the man's name, with the encouragement of a Florida loan-servicing company, because it was the only way she could afford the monthly payments. At the time, there was a court order preventing contact between the two parties.
The house, southeast of Chesterton and a short distance south of Interstate 80/90, is assessed by the county at $195,000. County records also list the Hanna man as co-owner.
Teen delays reporting battery
An 18-year-old who arrived at Chesterton High School Tuesday with bruises on her face told the school guidance director and nurse what happened but asked them to delay calling police, saying she feared it would hurt her relationship with her mother. The next day, however, the teen asked school officials to call police because she did not believe her mother would keep her safe from her stepfather.
The teen, who still had visible facial injuries on Wednesday, told police she and the 55-year-old Liberty Township man argued at about 5:30 p.m. Monday about him wanting her to take out the trash. She said he pushed her into a closed screen door and punched her in the face, noting he had pushed her before but this was the first time he had hit her. A friend of the victim was outside at her car and came when she heard the girl yelling, arriving in time to see the blow, according to the police report.
Officers were not immediately able to reach the suspect. The victim arranged to stay with another family member until she felt it was safe to return home.
Buyer of stolen phone returns it
An 11-year-old Schererville boy's iPhone 4S was reported stolen between 6 and 8:45 p.m. Monday during a multi-school indoor track meet at Wheeler High School.
After the boy's father repeatedly called the phone number, a 42-year-old Portage man answered at about 8:35 p.m. Tuesday, saying he had bought the phone for $200 from a Craigslist ad about two hours before, making the transaction at a gas station in Gary.
The buyer returned the phone to the boy's father, who contacted police in the hopes of helping the man get his money back. Police are continuing to investigate.
Man hits child while battering mother
Martin Schaefer-Murray, 32, was arrested at about 8 a.m. Tuesday at his home, in the 500 block of East Jefferson Street, after allegedly kicking and hitting a 30-year-old woman.
The woman was holding a 6-year-old girl at the time, and the girl said the man accidentally hit her in the head, too. The woman admitted throwing an unknown object at the man just before their argument turned physical, police said.
Schaefer-Murray was charged with battery on a person under age 14 and domestic battery in the presence of a minor; both are felony charges.
Man accused of eating marijuana
Kevin Bohney, 25, of Lowell, was arrested for felony obstruction of justice, plus misdemeanor possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, when his vehicle was stopped for expired plates at 3:45 p.m. Wednesday at Lute and Willowcreek roads. The obstruction charge stems from the officer's belief that Bohney ate an unknown amount of marijuana to prevent police from finding it.


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After enjoying our wonderful meal at Mon Ami Gabi and a walk up and down the Strip, the Husband and I and our friend Melanie (who was in town for work but celebrating her birthday with us) stopped at a new dessert place on the Strip – the Sugar Factory. Traditionally, the Sugar Factory is a candy store so the fact that they were adding a full restaurant on to the store at the Paris was something we were interested in checking out. Plus, we needed to ensure Melanie had dessert on her birthday!
The restaurant was relatively big and had its own style of casual yet fun/classy.
The menu was vast with dessert options, but included regular menu items as well. But since we were there for dessert, dessert was what we had. The Husband and Melanie were interested in sundaes and both went with the Cookie Jar Sundae.
They both enjoyed their sundaes
I wasn't hungry, but wanted to try something sweet. With Serendipity 3 across the street at Caesar's, at which my favorite (and really only draw to the restaurant) is the Frozen Hot Chocolate, I was interested to try one of the many frozen hot chocolates that the Sugar Factory had concocted. In order to make a straight forward comparison, I decided to go with the Classic Frozen Hot Chocolate.
Unfortunately, it was gross. While I may be biased toward the Serendipity version, there was really nothing about this drink that was enjoyable (except perhaps that it was cold?). I remember it being gritty, and bitter. I had a few sips and decided it wasn't worth the calories.
In addition to dessert, Melanie ordered tea and was brought a good selection to choose from and a large neon green pot and mug.
The host staff and our waitress were all very friendly and responsive. We learned that the Sugar Factory is open 24 hours a day (for that 3 or 4am sugar fix you need perhaps after losing all your money at the craps table?). While the Husband enjoyed his sundae, I don't expect we'll be back. Between the good options at Max Brenner as well as the wide availability of desserts across the many, many restaurants on the Strip, there's really nothing special about the Sugar Factory.


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This conference holds special importance as it is being held at a juncture of significant growth and progress domestically as well as heightened popular awareness at the regional and international arenas.
This conference was conceived to provide a forum for intensive dialogue that would prepare the ground for a transitional phase. This has become necessary as our country is entering a new historical period of rapid growth and promising opportunities and when the Eritrean people as a whole and the national associations, government institutions, the People's Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ) in their respective areas of responsibility, have embarked on the tasks of development and nation building with greater awareness and better organization and are engaged in the design and elaboration of strategic national plans as well as their implementation in a synergetic manner.
The Eritrean Youth Movement whose concrete role is enshrined in history is an integral part of the broad and formidable struggle of the Eritrean people and cannot be properly appreciated in isolation. The aims and objectives of the national associations, government bodies, PFDJ departments, even those of friends and partners can be no different from and defer to the primary and sovereign interests of the Eritrean people to achieve prosperity and development.
MeKete (struggle, resistance) is only a means; the goal is sovereignty, equitable development and prosperity for the Eritrean people. Even as we are confronted by zigzags, ups and downs and obstacles, our national compass unfailingly points to our steadfast goals. Whatever our aspirations as individuals, they can only be achieved among our people and within the nation that we call home; Our individual comfort, serenity and prosperity is intertwined with comfort, serenity and prosperity of the Eritrean people. This understanding must constantly underpin our awareness and state of mind and it must also serve as the basis of our strategy and tactics, which in turn need to be based on a profound and correct understanding of the realities we face. Moreover, it is imperative that we develop strong organization as no goal can be achieved in the absence of a capable and dynamic organization. This organization needs to provide synergy and create complementarity between the youth movement, the popular associations, government institutions and PFDJ bodies, all of whom have their own mission and competencies. Without such a network mechanism based on a common understanding and effective coordination it is not possible to achieve our strategic goals. This is not a new discovery for us, but the secret behind the victory of our liberation struggle.
And yet, historical phases are not identical as each phase has its own unique circumstances. Our liberation struggle had its unique characteristics and so does the present nation building phase. The current phase of our history requires that we go beyond general and superficial judgments; deepen our grasp of the opportunities and challenges that we face, base our strategies and plans on accurate information and objective assessments and most importantly develop strong organization.
This is the reason that today's conference, as well as upcoming similar conferences, are expected to anchor themselves on our national values and the overarching interests of our people, take as their departure an accurate assessment of present and future opportunities and challenges, define the mission of the youth who in the history of our national liberation struggle-as in that of other peoples-played the decisive role both in terms of sheer numbers as well as the quality of their participation, develop plans for the upcoming struggle which will be waged on all fronts and finally, delineate the outlines of a new chapter with stronger organization.
I wish your conference success.
May the flag of our martyrs fly high!
7 Responses to "President Isaias speech in National Youth Conference in Nacfa ..12/26/2011"
wedi afewerki,
Eritrea is in your hand begging for real and honest change. If you keep on saying and doing the same thing, nothing will change for better.
Better put new ideas and changes to move forward. Stop "bado mebtsA", as this will not take Eritrea forward.
The question is that are you defending the interests of Eritrea by ill treating the young Eritreans who are abandoning Eritrea? How many Eritreans had arrived in United Kingdom as refugees in the last ten years? in South Africa? in Israel? in Sudan? in Angola? in Sweden? in Norway? Why?
How do you defend Eritrea by jailing Aster Yohanes, Senait Debesay, Dawit Issaak, Miriam Hagos … or the pentes who were caught praying?
There are many educated Eritreans in jail than there are in Asmara city walking. You can not even use the educated prisoners properly. They are languishing and counting days for nothing.
You see how America, Australia, Canada, EU take care of their interests, they are taking in every Eritrean refugee that Eritrea spent more than 12 years of giving free education. The Americans and EU spent not a penny to educate the young Eritreans leaving Eritrea. These Eritrean refugees are paying more 20% of their incomes as taxes to these nations which invested nothing. However, you invested so much on them to get nothing.
Who is the loser the USA, the EU or Eritrea?-
Like your comment except for the last paragraph of 20% income tax. They pay this to benefit out of it in days of need and for their children and also as nationals of their adopted country.Isaias government, however, benefits out of the remittance that these refuges sent to their relatives in Eritrea and at the same time gets ride of them so that no enough educated and nationalistic persons remain in Eritrea to challenge his failed policy. Another think is that his discourses including this one is full of ambiguity and is generic ….. flowery words without same thing tangable. It is never simple, direct and to the point fit to the Eritrean audiance.
nice explanation,,,,nice nice
Thanks to his excellency our president and his clear vission up his youth,Eritrea will be a heaven in the ground.For sure the hell administration(USA),will shortly ashame of its bad deeds to the people of Eritrea over the century
Happy New Year to all,
May it be a year of peace and love to all of you,
I want to thank the editor and publisher of erigazette.org for promoting the freedom of speech. I may not agree with his politics sometimes and he may not agree with my comments most of the time. However, he is working hard to promote his dear political convictions, and I stand with him.
In the new year, I will try to be more critical but very constructive to my convictions.
For today, I recommend you a very good cultural website about the Saho people. It has brief historical and cultural pieces, few but beautiful photographs, videos of Saho music, and oral history. It is
The treasure of this web site is that it has good collection of new and old Saho music. The early modern Saho music of the 1960s are well composed and arranged, except the record is not remastered in stereo. This has to done as soon as possible and published in two or three CD volumes.
When I was very young growing up in Asmara, I had heard the Eritrean Police Orchestra or the Asmara Municipio Orchestra playing the classic Yi Assina, originally by the legendary Ali Mahamed, one of Eritrea`s modern music composers and teacher to many orchestra players, music director and band leader. I am disappointed allsaho.com did not include biographies of prominent artists from the Saho people, even in Saho language.
My big disappointment of http://www.allsaho.com is that there was not a single article written in the beautiful and Horn Africa`s first living languages and the linguistic culture that begat the Belewkelew, the Axumites and the Adulites, with all its maritime powers –the Saho language! This is way before the English and the Arabic languages started to walk that the allsaho has used to plaster on its pages.
I am disappointed the allsaho is not "all" at all without the Saho language that is supposed to be the pride of the entire Horn culture and its history. If allsaho.com can not stand for the Saho language on its web site, who will defend this beautiful language.allsaho.com needs to learn from the many kushitic based languages and websites such as its sisters the Afar af and Oromiffaa.
May it be again the year of peace and love to you all.
moqshish, thanks to all saho.com, listen sarigoble by Ali Abdalla. Do not also miss the classic Yi Asina by Ali Mohamed.
Thanks to allsaho.com, the word "Adulis" is originally from Saho from "Adu Lai" which is "white water". This also shows the Saho people are the source of early and ancient civilizations in this region, long before Judaism, Christianity and Islam showed up on our sea coasts. If we are not proud of who we were and who we are, we will not a have a promising future. We need to discover our past to look the future very clearly -
How many Eritreans had arrived in United Kingdom as refugees in the last ten years? in South Africa? in Israel? in Sudan? in Angola? in Sweden? in Norway? Why?…. …….Young people will leave Eritrea for better life with or with out isyas……
ቕዱስ ወብጹእ ፕረሲደንት እሳያስ!!!
ኣብ ናቕፋ ንዝተዓደሙ መንእሰይ መደረ ኣብ ዘስማዕካዮ፣ ተቐበልቲ ሕድሪ ምዃኖም እዩ ዝእንፍት፣ ባይቶ ሓፋሽ ዝደርበየ። ንዘጸደቕ ቕዋም ዝጨወየ። ሓደራ ጉባኤ ተጋዳላይ ዝጠለመ። ኣነ`የ ብጹእ ፕረሲደንት! ብጀካይ። ዋላ ልዕሊ`ቶም ክቡር ሂወቶም ዝከፈሉላ። ዝሓልየላ ይልቦን ብምባል። 20 ዓመታት ተመዲሩ፣ እቲ ዘሕዝን ግን። እቶም ቖጽሉ/ጽላሉ ረብሔኦም ብምቅዳም መድረክ ዝያዳ። ሓለፋ። ድግሲ… ሓሊፎም። ሕጂ ድማ ንኩሉ ጉዳይ ሓፍሽ ምግባት ንጹር መርኣያ ወተሃደራዊ ብህሪ`ዩ፣ ብዓይኒ በዓል-ስልጣን ወተሃደር። ንዝኾነ ሰብ ማዕሪኡ`ውን ስለዘይኾነ፣
እዋን ህሞት ዘርኢ። ሓረስታይ ኣቡዕሩ ቖሪኑ። ዘርኡ ኣብ ኣድጉ ሸብሊሉ። ሰበይቱን ቦክሪ ወዱን ኣከቲሉ። ሃንደበት ይግህድፍ ኣብ ጥቓ ግራቱ ኣጻዊዱ ጸኑሑ። ሎሚ ኣከባ ዓዲ ስለዘሎ ኢሉ ኣብኮሮ፣ በዚ ዝኣተወ ሰለሎ። ስድራቤታት ተሰደዱ፣ ዓድታት መንእሰይ ….. ተሳእኖ፣


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Freenet and German MVNO Klarmobil have decided to cooperate and have created a new offer "klarmail.de" for email subscription. The Hamburg-based e-mail specialists freenet.de will provide their know-how and commitment using their sophisticated solution, "freenet mail ASP 11″ for customizable use by external partners. The first partner is Büdelsdorfer German MVNO Company Klarmobil. The new e-mail offer "klarmail.de" is an excellent product with all its features, which provides an additional VAS for all klarmobil.de customers.
"In klarmail.de we have the possibility of leveraging our expertise and technical capabilities," said Kai Schulmann, Managing Director of freenet.de GmbH "For freenet.de GmbH this is a good cooperation and opportunity for our customers to take advantage of own technical know-how for large new group of customers. We can inspire a new pool of prospective customers for our product and also take advantage of positive exposure in terms of awareness and image for the freenet.de brand. "
From now on, any new Klar mobil customer, will be able to use the sophisticated and variety VAS such as e-mail with integrated calendar, address book and media center. The offer brings klarmobil.de the opportunity to provides its customers with an advanced and secure e-mail product in addition to the mobile phone contract solution. The basis of this offer is the personalized service application "freenet mail ASP 11″.
Low-cost pre-paid MVNO offering the choice of mobile numbers online. Both SIM-only and handsets offered by Klarmobil which is a subsidiary of Freenet which also owns Callmobile & Talkline.
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ANGLICAN-LANG Jul-12-2005 (820 words) xxxi
Bishop says fleeing Anglicans must join church for positive reasons
By Simon Caldwell
Catholic News Service
LONDON (CNS) -- A Catholic bishop said Anglican clerics opposed to the ordination of women bishops should not be received into the Catholic Church for "negative reasons."
Bishop Declan Lang of Clifton, one of England's leading Catholic ecumenists, spoke amid rising speculation that the vote taken by the Church of England July 11 to remove legal obstacles to the episcopal ordination of women would lead to mass defections of traditionalist clergy.
Bishop Lang, co-chairman of the English Anglican-Roman Catholic Committee, a group that meets twice a year to promote ecumenical projects and the joint study of theology, said mechanisms existed within the English Catholic Church to receive married Anglican ministers and even to ordain them as Catholic priests.
"When there was the ordination of women in the first place there were some Anglicans who applied to be received into the Catholic Church, and the same provision is there at the moment," he told
Catholic News Service
July 12. "But there is an understanding that you don't come into the Catholic Church for a negative reason.
"Those Anglican priests who were received into the church were received for positive reasons -- for example, that they accepted the teaching authority of the church," he said.
About 400 English Anglican clerics converted to Catholicism after the General Synod of the Church of England voted to ordain women in 1992, and a number of them -- married and single -- became Catholic priests.
The vote for women bishops has led to predictions of more defections, with Anglican Bishop Andrew Burnham of Ebbsfleet telling The Sunday Times newspaper July 10 that he would join the Catholic Church along with about 800 Anglican ministers if the Church of England failed to provide a "third province" with an all-male clergy.
The two provinces in the Church of England are Canterbury and York, established during the Anglo-Saxon period by St. Augustine and St. Paulinus. A third province would require an archbishop and would be totally autonomous from, but in communion with, other Anglican churches throughout the world.
Bishop Lang said he did not think the decisive vote by all three houses of the General Synod of the Church of England, meeting at York University, would harm relations between the Catholic and Anglican churches.
"Our conversations will continue," he said.
Anglican Bishop Tom Butler of Southwark said during the debate that the Church of England should not be deterred by its relations with Catholics.
"The Church of England, catholic and reformed, has before acted prophetically for the wider church: The vernacular liturgy, married clergy, have all been pioneered by our church and have proved to be a blessing to other communions also," Bishop Butler said. "The same I believe will be true of women's orders, which we are pioneering."
The vote means that women could be ordained bishops in England within seven years.
Fourteen of the world's 38 Anglican churches already have decided to allow women bishops.
The Rev. David Houlding, leader of the Anglo-Catholic group of the General Synod, told the British Broadcasting Corp. radio July 12 that he feared the unity of the Anglican Communion would be damaged as a result of the vote.
"We need proper provision for people who do not agree with that decision to stay within the Church of England," he said.
But Christina Reese of the campaign group Women and the Church told the same program that such a move would result only in an "ecclesiastical ghetto."
"We have had women priests for over 11 years, and it's normal now for people to see women as part of the clergy," she said.
William Oddie, author of "The Roman Option," a 1997 book about the defections from the Church of England after women began to be ordained in 1994, told CNS July 11 that it was "ludicrous to say you can't have women bishops" if it was accepted that women could be ordained as priests.
Oddie, a former Anglican minister who converted to Catholicism in the 1980s, said that in the 1990s some disaffected Anglicans made contact with Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, head of the Vatican's doctrinal congregation, about a possible "parallel jurisdiction," and the future Pope Benedict XVI was said to have been sympathetic.
Such a parallel jurisdiction, Oddie said, would mean that the former Anglicans would be in communion with the Catholic Church but would be under the authority of their own bishop.
"This pope might accept a separate body which is outside the jurisdiction of the English Catholic bishops," Oddie said, adding that he thought the vote would mean many Anglican ministers would be "coming to Rome one way or another."
"They have been asking for a third province, and it is possible that they could be offered that rather than go to Rome," said Oddie. "Personally, I think Rome ought to outbid them (the Anglican bishops) and say 'Come to us, we are here for you.'"
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