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52 Responses to "BY Afeworki Teame H. ..Calling out on Mr. Gezae Hagos! ..Can Ghezae Hagos find himself in hot water with Canadian Immigration and Taxation Office?"
Thank You Mr.Teame for exposing the truth about this dirty and shameless individual. If he has to label our martyres as terrorists I guess is his very nature to shamelessly air his corrupt and undiciplined personality. Very sad, actually those who are favoured by the government are the one's who are blindly going against the innocent Eritreans by siding with Ethiopia and trying to put Eritrea at a highst risk to thier ability.
People like Geazae and Major Birhane are I guess social outcasts. They have no respect for Eritrea and its people. talking of Major Birhane he was a former Police officer uner the dergue and continued his post after Independence and he served with the Eritrean police until he asked for permission to visit his daughter in Edmonton. He was granted a visa by the CIC and also was let free to go by the Eritrean government. Yet upon arrival he decided not to go back and so acquired Canadian permanent residency. Mr Birhane claimed his adult daughters and three of them made it to Canada with out any obstacle from the Eritrean authorities. His three daughters are aged: 23, 25 and 27 when they left Eritrea.
Currently Mr. Birhane has twice been to Ethiopia and influenced one of his daughters Wegahta Birhane to follow his foot steps and so she did go to Ethiopia claiming her self a member of the youth group called Simer. Therefore, these are the people who are leaving Eritrea absolutely free and yet making all messes against the Eritrean people.
I guess to opose a government is not a problem. Yet, playing with national integrity and going further to undermine our dear ones who gave thier lives for us to be free is not something that can be forgiven.
Therefore, Mr. Gezae, If you made a mistake is better for you to appologize to your fallen brothers and sister since it is must for you to have one or more fallen from either your household or relatives to win you the freedom the scholarship you were granted.
Otherwise, Let us all be wise and Isolate Eritreanism from HGDEFIANISM or ISAIASIANISM as they are temporary but not of course not Eritrea or the value our martyres paid is temporary..
Great job teame you hit the nail on the head.some .
Yes this man has to know what he is talking about before he open his mouth.to deport eplf and x-eplf members means deporting most eritreans in canada.if there is any body to be deported it has to be him. becouse he lied to the emmigration.his case is bogas.
Fantastic and enlighting article but how does the writer know that Mr Gezae is not an agent paid by Ethiopian? I am sure if the writer can vouch for Mr Gezae not being an agent of Ethiopia where is the proof?
I don't know the people you mentioned on your article , however I do agree calling the top leaders of EPLF terrorist since they killed , tortured , put our people for long time in detention centers and inprivate prisons only because they have different opinion from the DIA and top EPLF men. You have to able identify between the real freedom fighters and those who were fighting for personal cult and interest, I call them even worse than terrorist. Terrorist they don't make you suffer the way the EPLF late Higdef top men do. You don't have to be rocket scientist to see the difference. Every time the government feel attacked ..they come to blackmail or to give you names weyane. I don't cry for the G15 as well since they didn't stop the DIA from killing of thousands innocent Eritreans for so long years with their best knowledge. Isayas and the mafia EPLF leaders didn't start killing in 2001. Who should cry for them now? Dog eats dog later or sooner.
You born when were in field to reblate you and we paid high pirce and you and now you call us terrorist.Yes Weyane pay you and you are at their lebel.You make me sick.-
part 1As conserned Ertrawi, I would like to ask DIA the folliwong questions1) According almost all the PFDJ officials like Yemane Gebreab , Tesfamicheal Gerahtu, Ali Abdu etc including Isayas himseld and regime supports belief and explanation at every festival, those opposing the regime are not more than 2% in number, but 98% are pro the regime. If it is so Kibur Presidant,that means every Eritrean loves you and behind you, for what you are scaring for then,not to make your leadershipment legalize through public election ? Wouldnb4 you think better the world to acknowledged and to prove what the Eritrean people real choice is? Donb4t you think, if the regime is formed legally by public that will minimize every art of accusation that we heard by international community,such as human right violation , self elect dictatorial regime, terrorist regime claim?
To simerr,beinyam.yemane etc.. you are one ignorant from ethiopia so called tigray as soon as you are not eritreian do not say bla bla bla. say your master your lie and mess to meles. not for us. we eritrean know very well who is our enemy. we do not want any advice from your backward mind. if gezai an eritrean he have no any right my 7 my father brother`s died for eritrea as a terrerist. he must know and underestand can we forget his unwise word. if he think a canadeyan citezen and money is all ! he made it a big misteak. money or changing place is not a big issue. we need to tell you all of you no one right to insult our hero. if you have ability to chalenge in poletics you well come but insulting our caltuer and dignity it is an other thing. all of you are living outside the country and said your self semerr gin kulkal if you have ability go and fight not bla bla . bla bla can not bring change. if you have mind and hero go and fight like others. bla bla bla can not bring a friut or food .
Gezai Hgos Vs Afeworki Teame H
Though I have great ideological deference and completely opposite understanding with my fellow citizen Gezai Hgos but I am unable to hide the truth whilst I am hearing and reading unsubstantiated findings and facts about Mr. Gezay Hagos to certain extend.
Back Ground
Gezai is pure Eritrean and I am confident he doesn't get paid by any party to deny himself as what being described. But he has all the right to language his opinion regardless the content.
Gezai is one of few bright Eritreans, truly graduated from University of Asmara with high grade distinction and serve to his duty as assistant lecturer/ graduate assistant at the University of Asmara; hence he got the permission to leave the country to continue his further studies in Canada and scholarship opportunity. Yet again the scholarship was not something paid from the bank account of neither Eritrean government nor the tax payer's (2%).Finding
Gezai was board member of one of the private run news papers, as part of his job spec I am certain he would had wrote or said same and/or similar as the rest of the journalist who are now imprisoned.
Fellow board member of Gezai's private media organization is imprisoned, yet again I am not going to go on to details of why and buts on the cases of the imprisoned but what I am trying to highlight here is simply Gezai asylum protection was made in good faith and not contrary to his claims i.e. in the event of his return to Eritrea he would be prosecuted. Furthermore asylum protection to Mr Gezai Hagos was factual please refer to the case of "Mr Petros Solomon wife" again its not my interest to comment on Mrs Solomon case in Eritrea here.
I won't intend to comment on the expressed provocative comments claimed that Gezai has made on our brave men and women. I do not believe Gezai would have denied the great courage and the price paid by his brothers and sisters.
Biniam Michael
London -
Tseba Site ! Tseba Site ! It's not only asking the Canadian Revenue services and other institutions but also it is necessary to inquire from Medical institutions too, if this bitter guy is insane or healthy.Thank you Teame! it's good to be only "good" when you are an Eritrean other wise, sooner or later "Gudka Eyu Ziqilae".
Gezai Hgos Vs Afeworki Teame H
Though I have great ideological deference and completely opposite understanding with my fellow citizen Gezai Hgos but I am unable to hide the truth whilst I am hearing and reading unsubstantiated findings and facts about Mr. Gezay Hagos to certain extend.
Back Ground
Gezai is pure Eritrean and I am confident he doesn't get paid by any party to deny himself as what being described. But he has all the right to language his opinion regardless the content.
Gezai is one of few bright Eritreans, truly graduated from University of Asmara with high grade distinction and serve to his duty as assistant lecturer/ graduate assistant at the University of Asmara; hence he got the permission to leave the country to continue his further studies in Canada and scholarship opportunity. Yet again the scholarship was not something paid from the bank account of neither Eritrean government nor the tax payer's (2%).Finding
Gezai was board member of one of the private run news papers, as part of his job spec I am certain he would had wrote or said same and/or similar as the rest of the journalist who are now imprisoned.
Fellow board member of Gezai's private media organization is imprisoned, yet again I am not going to go on to details of why and buts on the cases of the imprisoned but what I am trying to highlight here is simply Gezai asylum protection was made in good faith and not contrary to his claims i.e. in the event of his return to Eritrea he would be prosecuted. Furthermore asylum protection to Mr Gezai Hagos was factual please refer to the case of "Mr Petros Solomon wife" again its not my interest to comment on Mrs Solomon case in Eritrea here.
I won't intend to comment on the expressed provocative comments claimed that Gezai has made on our brave men and women. I do not believe Gezai would have denied the great courage and the price paid by his brothers and sisters.
Biniam Michael
London -
You must be an idiot to write all these rubbish articles about Gezae Hagos Berhe and for your information, he is the grand-son of Bahta Hagos (Abba Timer) Segeneiti.
He is one of finest Eritrean Human Right Advocates in Canada and he is a brilliant activist against your illegal government in Asmara.
You better stop black mailing Gezae Hagos and we know you who you are.HG
He can be Deghiat Bahta Hagos son. It doesn't mean he is immune from crime committed against the Eritrean People. Just prove to the public that he is innocent. ayatatu kgadelu nsu bgenzeb hzbi temahiru. We pay 2% so Eritrean children can have the opportunity that Ghezae had.
Let's be fare!
May be great-grand-son! Bahta Hagos died in late 19th century.
what crime did ghezae committed?because he called them terroriest?read all the sentences he wrote and try to evolate them before you start writing for the sake of commenting.ghezae was one of the top students of asmara university students and got the scholarship from the university in canada not from the public funds if there is one.if you are writing about crime been committed on the eritrean people, your fingers should be pointed towards the eritrean goverment[mafia] about the mass murder they are commiting against the eritrean people.people like wedi general goiteom have got it wrong about these innocent eritrean.we should all open our eyes and minds what is going on back home instead of berating innocent eritreans.
Gezaie,is he a great grand son of Bahte?Gezie Hagos Berhe to relate to Bahta Hagos and if you mean Gezaie's father is father of Bahta Segeyneti?I don't get it you people how morron you are.good to try any way!
Dear All: The best way to handle the Gheza-E Hagos case
I have no personal knowledge of Gheza-E Hagos himself. His behavior was outrageous, but if he is an Eritrean let us give him a chance to digest what he did and see if he publicly disowns his assertion that former members of the ELF and EPLF were terrorists.This is an extremely serious and false charge.That being so, let us give him a chance to admit his mistakes. Send community honored Eritreans to him and let them ask him face to face what he elects to do. Let the Eritrean media ask him if he would feel sorry of his illegal and false accusations and make amends, and what his resposes are to the assertions made in Afeworki Taame's piece here.
Until then, let Eritrean Canadians closely study the case, talk to possible witnesses and legal representatives, and may be establish an Eritrean Legal Defense Group, and protect Eritrea(ns) from such threats. This could also unite Eritreans of different backgrounds to join together and be stronger to have an effect.
If Gheza-E decides to stick by his false statements and deliberately try to harm Eritrea(ns), then, the Defense Group would be activated to defend and protect Eritreans. It is better to first try to bring him back into fold, through dialogue and self-criticism, than to instantly treat him as an adversary.-
À la PFDJ, I like that admitting mistake! What happened to the freedom of expression? Are you doing the same soul searching that you require of him on the issues he raised?
Dear Kebede: Freedom of expression is not a proof that your view is valid
I have acknowledged his right of expression and political right to oppose something/body in "Has Gheza-E Hagos gone too far…" by stating that "Gheza-E has the individual right to his own opinion or political right to try to stop the admission of Eritreans into Canada, but that does not make the basis of his opinions or actions right or reasonable."
Having or practicing your freedom of expression means the liberty you have to express what is in your mind. But your right to express does not at all mean that what you expressed is valid, or true. In this case, I have explained why I think Gheza-E's mis-characterization of former ELF and EPLF members as "terrorists" is is not valid, or wrong. Wrapping yourself with the right to freedom of expression is not going to save him from the error he freely expressed. He still has to prove that what he expressed is not a fiction. It is not just "Ala PFDJ" to give somebody who made a mistake a chance to correct himself, but it is an Eritrean, a human culture of decency, to tolerate a wrong-doer and offer him/her another chance. Do you want to help him prove that what expressed is valid, Kebede?
I think he is more than capable to defend his position. But, to prove to you will be a different matter. My whole point is: it doesn't have to end with some one admitting mistakes. There are multiple ways to stand for what you believe in. It may be in bad taste for you but still a stand for a larger point. We can't be captive of the past to the point we lose sight of what is happening. He has made that perfectly clear in his article. I am also glad that people have challenged him on his assertion. I would like to see something positive coming out of this exchange than a winner and a loser.
I don't know Gezae Hagos and neither have I met him before. But from what I see here, the author is making the most stupid and senseless accusations. Since when did working as a dishwasher became a bad job? I know an eritrean scientist who worked as a cleaner when he first came to West. Do you know how many Eritrean professionals are doing labor work, because they are unable to find a job in their profession. Secondly, what proof do you have he had received welfare? And if he did, there is nothing wrong with it. Who didn't. Thirdly, his asylum claim is only known to his immigration lawyer and to himself. Now you are acting as if you were the Canadian Minter of Immigration lol. Thirdly, people drop out of school for different reasons: family and person difficulty, change of plan,dissatisfaction with a school, urgent priorities and what have you. For you to accuse him of wasting Eritrean government's money is simply shallow of you. You didnt even care to mention that he served his country for years for free(because 99.9% of Eritrean youth have served in the national servitude and I assume he is one of them). This is a typical characteristics of dictator worshipers: character assassination, blackmailing, undermining and acting more Eritreans than the Eritrean within Eritrea. Etom Hager Zewhasun Bandera zitekelun betom abwezae bandera zikidenu Belaeti Hamberger Kiwaredu Miray Aygerimenan Eyu.lol
Dear Helen
May i intervene here? All what Teame was trying to narrate is, that the general sense of Tax all over the globe, has its own local regulations and reasons why and what is paid for. I my self, understood vividly, that Gezae, had been after tarnishing the name of Eritreans, by saying , that all the 2% tax being paid to the Eritrean Gov't, is for terroristic purposes. is't really for terroristic mission? i am one of the opposing individuals , but i believe there is a huge difference between opposing ur homee administartion and selling out your people and identity. The 2% tax is something , which had been there ,even when we were illulating and clapping for Issayas. it's not today's or yesterday's issue. it's been there and i believe it should be there.Every country has it's own way of Taxing but Gezae made a terral mistake which demands apology. Eritreans are not terrorists and they don't pay tax for that evil deed! And Frankly, i don't see it ( Gezae's allegation) less than the dark sight of that Pen-named Pilot , who recently has been hallucinating in an attempt to blacken our heroic sister's legacy all over the cheap pal-talks . i would like to remind Gezae, that , by principle, politics can not be individualized, for there are counter-commentators around. And truly These individuals as that of Habtom Yohannes, the Gezae's and Daniel or whatsoever , they need to grow up and bring something positive to be heard. If He ( Gezae) is a lawyer, then he must know he firstly is not doing justice to his concience. And this issue of excusing individual agendas with the 2% tax needs a spigot. It's neither accpeted nor supported by any one who is true Eritean soul. thanks!
You seem to be worked up by it and every indication is that this argument is not going to let up. Just asserting that we have been paying before this recent flare up is not going to cut it. Some one could ask you the flip side of your question to provide data that shows the money is not used to entrench a government not accountable to its citizens.
Dear Helen Gebre: Please think straight
You said, "Since when did working as a dishwasher became a bad job?" In society, any job could be important, but there could be some people who think being a lawyer is a better job to have than a dishwasher. It could be a matter of preference. But did the author say "working as a dishwasher became a bad job?"
The author seems to have brought the issue because Gheza-E "was not (allegedly) declaring his income [he earned by dishwashing] to the Canada Revenue Agency. He was allegedly collecting welfare while working under the table. He was therefore allegedly committing two offences under Canadian law." Demanding for evidence from the author is good but he didn't say that taking welfare money was wrong, or Gheza-E was the only one who did so.
Afewerki's claim that Gheza-E wasted Eritrean money is not shallow at all. The money originated either from Eritrea's coffers or from a friend for Eritrea to use. The money paid for Gheza-E's education was a waste for so far Eritrea has not received the expected good return from Gheza-E's education. It is also wasted because another Eritrean could not utilize that opportunity for Eritrea's good use. Imagine that Gheza-E were to handle the cases of Eritreans detained for one reason or another and GoER was waiting for him as a professional to adjudicate their cases. The detainee's days in court would be delayed because of the betrayal of his oath of loyalty to Eritrea.
The reason(s) to his failure are not at issue, now. What is at issues here are, I believe, that Gheza-E as a legal professional, the money spent on him, and the opportunity cost incurred are all wasted resources from Eritrea's perspective. And to equate his scolarship as a payment for his national service is not valid, others are not being compensated for their services to the nation as yet, and he cannot be the only one to get compensation for it. I presume he was selected for that scolarship because of Eritrea's need to develop its human resources and his merit, not as a compensation for Agelglot.
"እቶም ሃገር ዝውሓሱን ባንደራ ዝተኸሉን በቶም ኣብ ወጻኢ ባንደራ ዝኽደኑ በላዕቲ ህ ኣምበርገር ኪዋረድ ምር ኣይ ኣይገርመናን እዩ። " ብሂልኪ። እቲ ንሓድሕድካ ምውራድኳ እንተተረፈ እዩ ዝሓይሽ፡ ግንከ ብዘይ ድጋፍ ተከደንቲ ሰንደቕዓላማ ዓወት ናይቶም ሰንደቕዓላማ ዚተኸሉ ምተረጋገጸዶ ምበልኪ፧
dear helen
I really like your comment .thank you for your stand.the author was trying to belittle ghezae for working as dishwasher ,for reciving welfare and so on.ghezae was one of the top students of asmara university students and he served his country when the country was in need of his help and served with dignety and honour.
thanks Teame you hit the nail in the right spot.all i can say to my brothers and sisters pls be alert' be alert.a lot of things are happening behind the door.There are a lot of things i do not agree with what Hgdef is doing in our country but this does not justify me to destroy my own poeple and country.
Our heroes have a tangible proven fact that , let alone this Anchewa ( Hagos ) , no one on Earth can , nor try and able to change the mother of the truth heroism accomplishment that they eloquently delivered . So talking about who this born idiot , named Hagos is pointless .
Wotru Zkri N' Sematat . -
Afeworki , I don't think you know what you are writing. Gezai is one of the finest Eritrean intellectuals that advocate for justice and democracy. I am pretty sure that Gezai can legally defend all the accusation you are making, if you are willing to get real and stop hiding behind a monitor. Please come out and write under your real name.
If you Gezai is a intellectual you are dummy going to school dos't smart and that why he drop form university .what about you why you don't wright you name
stop using the english langauge and use what ever languge you are good.you are writing like your DIA WEDI MEDHEN BERAD FROM TEMBEAN.
Did he finish his Law study in Canada? If he didn't, he must be frustrated in his daily life. So don't give him any attention. He'll fade away.
When I read what the above retards have written about me, I can't help it but feel contempt.The publisher of the website is a monkey with a decayed brain who can barely contemplate what humans have said.I feel sorry for those who live and deal with these people on their walks of life.I wish I could say something better but…Entaymo!
GHEZAE, you are amongst the most stupid and disloyal people Africa has ever given birth to and all because you've been reading the wrong shit. Here's a little help for you: try Pan-Africanist literature, try Afrocentric literature, try ARficanist literature BECAUSE IT'S SUCHA DOWNRIGHT SHAME WHEN HABESHA MEN BE ACTING WHITE.
It is hard to believe that this devious and villain man is an Eritrean and how dare he is that he tried to say that he has more cousins who martyred and involved in EPLF…. than Mr Alem Goitom does. This is simply absurd! We know that every Eritrean house has a martyred or who involved in the struggle for independence no matter whether he/she ELF or EPLF. The crux of the matter is why, why again why he dared to call our heroes and heroics terrorists? His offence is beyond every Eritrean I mean a true Eritrean's imagination. If he has a different political point of view or principles then he is entitled to preach about his political programme, but he has no whatsoever right to call the Eritreans gallants the most hateful name that created and baptised by his LORDS (the Western governments).
Personally, I believe that an "Eritrean FATWA or death sentence" is an appropriate against this crude man!-
beniam as soon as you are ethiopian stop your bullshit comment in eritrean affaier. go to hell with your master meles. for whom do you try to show your self as an eritrean? if you want i can tell you who you are and were you live! stop your bla bla shit
Brother Gezae !
Don't worry just do what you have to do like always .{{ The dictator supporters ares for the dictator not for the HAGER .}}
Keep up the good work exposé the killer dictator .
Thank you . -
Dear All: Eritrean-Canadians may have to organize in self-defense
As the following comments on Carol Sanders' propaganda, "Catholic church upsets group
— Rented parish hall to Eritrean regime — Locals warned officials of abuses" Posted: 08/24/2012 1:00 AM on the Winnipeg Free Press indicates:drill sargent
12:15 PM on 8/24/2012
So many rants about the 'Catholic' Church renting a parish hall to the Eritreans'. Why is no one is ranting about the hotel that accepted payment from them for the rooms that were 'rented' to the group. No rants against the airline that accepted payment from them to transport them, city to city.
If you're going to rant and point fingers, then rant and point fingers at EVERYONE who profitted by this group.Peace4all
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CBSA, the Parish and the Eritrean Community haven't broken any law in Canada. This report is part of a ruse with which the FP is terrorizing Eritrean Canadians, for reasons that would have to be ascertained through independent investigation.
No member of the govt. of Eritrea is currently under UN Travel Ban.EPLF, as it were has been disbanded almost 20 years ago, no law extends the terms of reference in any way.
A routine due diligence by CRA and other relevant financial institution can verify, in a matter of weeks, if the Eritrean Community here does in fact syphon off any monies to the govt. in Eritrea.
No law exists in Canada/Manitoba that prevent the Eritrean Community from renting halls, in a manner that overrides the relevant sections of the Human Rights Act of Canada's provision for any one to procure services and facilities without hindrance, for use in accordance to the law.
In the event that it is verified so that the Eritrean Community in Winnipeg is indeed raising funds for use locally, for local projects, what level of responsibility is the FP prepared to accept in relation to fact that the emergent arguments being advanced through its lopsided coverage is linking, wrongly, members of the community with "Terrorism"?Is it reasonable for those affiliated with the Eritrean community, to seek redress, on grounds that they have been wrongly labelled in a manner that can set off a back clash (by wao breach of the peace)?
10:31 AM on 8/25/2012
A note to all passersby…
As we speak, a group concerned Eritrean Canadians (organized outside of the formal Eritrean Community in Winnipeg Inc. for this purpose) are seeking to form an advocacy group, to bring legal challenge against the Winnipeg Free Press newspaper.We, as Canadians of Eritrean ethnicity living in Winnipeg, are threatened by negatively creative news reporting about our community. As such, we are now threatened to send our children to school for fear of potential bullying as 'terrorists'. As the newspaper, without a shred of factual basis, has made it appear that Eritrean Community here raises funds for terrorism, to be used against Canada and Canadians. The perception that such dangerous reporting is creating has made every new Canadian of Eritrean origin here to live in a state of fear.
The ironic thing is that the newspaper claims to do this to root out fear. That is a blatant ruse. In fact, it is stoking fear.
As concerned citizens, we are organizing, in a formal way, to defend the safety of our children, family and person through legal means. If you would like to assist us in fighting this battle, in our efforts to hold a mainstream media accountable for wrong doings, please email [email protected] with pertinent information you wish to share as regards organization, ideas and experiences. We also like to hear from other Canadians with similar experiences, and explore how we can work together in the promotion of responsible reporting.
In defense of our children,
Concerned Canadians in Winnipeg, ManitobaPeace4all
11:24 PM on 8/25/2012
You dig in a little, what do you find? That there is nothing to it all, NOTHING. A CBSA that couldn't really block a visa totting traveller, a Church parish that isn't really supposed to refuse to rent a hall that they have for rental! An Eritrean Community that holds a valid permission from the city to conduct its affairs. A self-serving group that calls itself, human rights activist, while in reality, hmm… anything but. There you have it, another day, another advocacy group – In defense of our Children!- a group of Concerned Canadians in matters of honest, objective, fair and balanced media reporting. Yep; made in Winnipeg, with the hope of addressing such risk concerns, as bullying, racism and discrimination, and preventing the confounding spin-offs to those due to irresponsible media reporting.
11:26 PM on 8/25/2012
Well, don't be surprised by many of the things lined up for 'you and yours delight only' pleasantries. Here is resolution No.1 that must be adhered to, because without it, resolution No.5 may be breached, with a possible police search and find to be launched, in order to find the whereabouts of resolutions 2,3 and even 4. All these courtesy of a multitasking geek who doubles as: journalist, border patrol officer, tax auditor, historian, diplomat…and what have you. [Ah] the 'fun' in being perceived a soft target!
11:27 PM on 8/25/2012
A complex abstract of UN resolutions that usually needed a lawyer to clarify, as regards 'what applies where', was the main cook book used to break into this 'fly by night' treasure hunt. Okay, just that you happen to be an Eritrean Canadian here, and happen to get the chillingly worrisome sensation of someone letting out a caged monster on you. Well, you say, no three times, and try something else instead, like venting out on this comments section. Of course, with a penname that should've only been reserved for one of your passwords into the check-in ONLY (at your own risk!!) hotel Chicago, cyber land dot com.
Way to go; they're all cased in now, just fundraise and smell the greenback. You're set for a good old ride, yep, free money (not free press!). Oops! Hang on; who is getting dinged here after all? Well, a soft target really, it is the Eritrean Community in Winnipeg, a cultural landmark of three decades, here in 'peg city. One that is well known as a place of convergence for generations of dispossessed African migrants, those who hail from Eritrea, a former 'province' of Ethiopia.Peace4all
11:29 PM on 8/25/2012 …..
A web of lies exposed, covers blown apart – What would the Winnipeg Free Press do now?
Many non-Eritrean Winnipeggers walked away from the above article, saying that this is too much to decipher, judging that there is too little information to go around on this. A small group of self-serving racketeers, disguised as 'activists' and claiming to speak for human rights, on behalf of their fellow Eritreans, began to count their chickens. Who can blame them really! Go ahead; identify an issue of universal value, such as human rights. Set yourself up a one man (or few nutbars strong) organization to call yourself. And find a gullible mainstream media, to shed your crocodile tears in public. -
there are some misunderstandings. To invite somebody you don`t have to pay 2% tax . If the one who is inviting has escaped then one should pay 50000.00 nakfa to visit him. But the important think is Gezae calls EPLF terorists. He is not the first one to call them terorists, Dergi has called them "shibir fetariwoch" Gezae is repeating that after 21 years. He is not also the first one of the Eritrean origin to deny Eritrea. many Eritreans have done and may continue to do. What is sure is Gezae have in any way a benefit to get or may be he is confused. So we don`t have to take his opinion into concideration.
Some of you are outraged because somebody said your tyrant regime is a terrorist regime. How come you don't get outraged when fellow Eritreans are being imprisoned, tortured, and killed in horrific prisons by PFDJ thugs? Isn't the crime of murder, torture, and violations of human rights more serious than someone excersising his right to free speech? Where is your outrage when thousands have fled your tyrant regime to Ethiopia, Sudan, Egypt, Libya, Malta, Israel to escape from oppresion, torture and imprisonment in Eritrea?
You need to ask yourselves: are we supporters of the Eritrean people or are we supporters of the PFDJ tyrants? Like the Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said, "From the point of view of justice, the opinions of the Eritrean people must receive consideration…"
What is the opinion of the Eritrean people who are fleeing in droves away from tyranny of PFDJ dictatorship?You seem to be more concerned about 2% taxation without having any representation whatsoever in the affairs of the country run by PFDJ thugs.
I don't get outraged about IRAIRO etc because GHEZAE HAGOS' actions give me good reason to believe, in the both, the existence of and necessity of IRAIRO, do you understand now that this man is a danger to our communities and our survival as Eritreans? AWET N'HADENET ERITREA!
Meskerem website and its editor have been sold long ago to the highest bidder which is higdef.The shameless and soul less that happened to be the first opposition website which people hoped could be the voice of the voiceless turned 180 degree to serve the very dictatorship that caused all the wars,human suffereings,agony and pain of our people.
Its true that the one time liberator but turned the worst oppressor was made up of gallant and brave men and women who never hesitated to sacrifice their precious lives for Freedom,Democracy and Justice.These brave men and women deserves glory and respect for making our independence a reality but as an organization it failed to deliver what our brave men and women fought for instead it helped create the worst form of dictatorship that has never seen before.Their sacrifices were all in vain because neither of the principles they died for realized in Eritrea today.Today Eritrea is a land of lawlessness,imprisonment,execution,rape,disappearances and corruption.The regime commites all kinds evil against the nation and its people with impunity.It squanders the nation's meager resources to abate,train and arm terrorists from across the region for the sole of subverssive activities including Al-shebab that openly pledged allegiance to Al-qaida.
These are the ones that Gezae called terrorists.Do I join him to call Ato Zemhret Yohannes and other enablers that support the regime terrorists? ABSOLUTELY……. -
The answer is simple. If you want to live-in dignity , respect and without fear simply respect the Canadian law and respect the refugee status you were given. Respect rule of law, be transparent for every action you do. Stand with the people of Eritrea who are suffering under the DIA. Please don't tell us the community you and other run is free of politics and the money you collect serf the people of the community. Do you think the whole world is naive and stupid and you want us to believe the entrance money and the money you make in the hall all go back to the community …Do you want us the to calculate the whole money million dollars for the last decades all given to teach the Eritrean children Tigrina and make barbeque? Please tell us what we don't know…..-
Dear Simerrr2012: Why don't you become a member of the community
The community operates based on its objectives under Canadian law. The problem with your statements is that you stated them based on your own assumptions. Tell us only of what you know, and not of what you think you know. Please admit that what you think you know could be valid or false. Be a member of the community organization, and request for an audit. See if there is politics, and of what type, in the community. I think anyone who believes your assumptions are true could be naive or stupid. Why would anybody believe your statements are true without evidence? unless they are naive, stupid or crooks with hidden motives, similar to the Somalia Eritrea Monitoring Group and its informants. Join the community and find out what the truth is.
Is gezae eritrean or ethiopian? he doesn'tsound ours.or is he paid? let him grow up.
Your are the true hero, son of abatmer, you have inherited the heroism of your ancestors, the true rebel who stands and protects his people.
utmost respect brother wedi segen tsaida.
You can't be more catholic than the pope himself, men hatati men tehatati, we don't to be told who we are specially by the "tewelige, the may telamit"
For a man who does not value freedom for himself will never value it for others, or put himself to any inconvenience to gain it for others. Frederick Douglass. For you question why I don't be memeber of the community? My answer is simple: I don't want to be used by so called community controlled by PFDJ. Did you ask me evidence,,,you just remind me Wedi berad to all questions he says where is the Evidence(s) And the other thing what makes you a parrot is ..you just put Somalia in everywhere like Wedi Berad where Somalia was not the topic. I wonder how Ali Abdu and Monkey managed to make you speak the same language, the same word ,,Monkey talk Monkey dance.What has the monitoring Group to do with our conversation? Yo have the same Syndrom with your leader, He even blame CIA for bad Winter in Eritrea, Why didn't Eritrea win a single medal in London Olympic…may be CIA ????? Good day for you
Dear simerrr2012 : Don't escape from the challenge
You said "I don't want to be used by so called community controlled by PFDJ." You have doubt that money collected by the community is not used to " serf the people of the community". If you truly are convinced that the Eritrean people are against the PFDJ's rule in Eritrea and its control of the community organization in Canada, why is it so hard for you to legally snatch the community's control from PFDJ? I suggest to you that you be a legal member of the community organization and run for office, and ultimately its control. Meet the challenge head on. Canada is not ruled by PFDJ. If the truth is on your side and the people are on your side, show us that the people dislike PFDJ and could put you in a position of leadership and control of the community organization. Don't run away from you duty.
You seem to be confused on how I related the Somalia Eritrea Monitoring Group (SEMG), their hidden informants, the SEMG purposely accepting such informants' accusations as facts, you and your claim of knowing the truth of what is going on in one Eritrean Canadian Community organization. I didn't mean to confuse you.You all present allegations to show that Issaias, or PFDJ, or the "PFDJ-controlled" community organization, or Eritrea is a wrong-doer; and you wish to be believed by others without question, without presenting any credible evidence to support your allegations. "Why would anybody believe your statements are true without evidence? unless they are naive, stupid or crooks with hidden motives, similar to the Somalia Eritrea Monitoring Group and its informants." One who takes your allegations as truths could most likely be either naive, or stupid, or one with a motive that would be served by such allegations.As Gheza-E Hagos explained what he was doing, they throw allegations and see if any would stick. He puts it this way: "… tyrants don't want to give citizens their rights, rather citizens demand and snatch them away. I know our role as citizens in free nations is to confront Isaias Afewerki's apparatus. Thus, in my feeble ways, I join compatriots to oppose him. Sometimes you get lucky and successful … ; sometimes you get by." How about you, simerrr2012?
How we see ELF/EPLF depends upon who we are and what our point of view is…
ELP/EPLF are our collective heroes- patriots,rebels, and brazen grass roots who stood up to Ethiopia colonization and put everything on the line to create a better life for the people of Eritrea. We call them the gallants freedom fighter and I became one of them. I aint terrorist. I'm blessed and forever greateful to remember my parents who provided me with strong eritreanism feeling and an environment where I could resist and fight Ethiopia colonization. My parents' insight, thoughtfulness and encouragement early at my tender age helped me to sharpen my thoghts to respect all martyrs as my heroes. Brother Gezae you crossed the line. -
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I have read all that, so at this time me also commenting here. -
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- 02-01-2013, 06:21 AM Thread Author #1
PIN blocked upon update to 10.0.10.263
Hey guys,
Upon updating my Dev Alpha A device, there is a popup message saying the PIN is blocked, with the IMEI and to contact service provider with a button to make an emergency call below it. Cant use the device. Anyone experiencing this? -
- 02-02-2013, 05:17 AM Thread Author #3
It IS strange.
Can still receive phonecalls as in the call will overlay the error message and it still receives alerts / text messages and such forth and lights up. Just no possible way to check the messages.
did you buy the dev alpha online... lol
- 02-02-2013, 05:00 PM Thread Author #5
Nah, was sent to me from RIM.
Alec Saunders says it's a NOC issue and should be resolved shortly. -
Hi, i had the same issue, so i wrote to RIM and they replayed that they have found the problem and they are fixing it. as soon as its fixed all you have to do is to reboot the device.
Hopefully it would be fixed in a day or two. Thank you RIM. - 02-04-2013, 09:40 AM Thread Author #8
Yep, still waiting for them to get back to me and resolve the issue. Have halted developing as cant test it or anything.
Re: PIN blocked upon update to 10.0.10.263
This is probably a sign of what will happen once they discontinue the Dev Alpha program later this year.
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Chris Kyle, record-holding sniper as Navy SEAL, killed in double slaying at Erath Cou
1Feb 3, '13 by herring_RN GuideChris Kyle, record-holding sniper as Navy SEAL, killed in double slaying at Erath County gun range
Officials have identified that second victim of a fatal shooting at Rough Creek Lodge and Resort in Erath County, which killed former Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle.
Chad Littlefield, 35, of Midlothian was identified as the other victim on early Sunday morning. Kyle, 38, and Littlefield were at the gun range on Saturday afternoon for charity event on behalf of Kyle's Dallas-based security firm Craft International, when they were shot and killed.
Kyle, who wrote the best-selling book American Sniper, held the record for the number of kills by an American sniper. The Pentagon has confirmed more than 150 of his kills. The previous record was 109. For his service, Kyle was awarded two Silver Stars and five Bronze Stars with Valor. His autobiography, American Sniper, was released last year.
Lancaster police said late Saturday they had arrested Eddie Ray Routh, 25, as a suspect in the double slaying. Routh has been arraigned on two counts of capital murder, according to Texas Department of Public Safety. ...
... Investigators said that Routh, a former Marine who sources said is believed to suffer from post-traumatic stress syndrome, shot Kyle and the second victim at point-blank range. ...
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5Feb 3, '13 by azhiker96Even more sad that Chris Kyle had invite his killer to the gun range. From another article I read Mr. Kyle had been working with vets to try to help them adjust back to civilian life....a mentor to other veterans, sometimes taking them shooting at a gun range near his Texas home as a kind of therapy to salve battlefield scars, friends said. One such veteran was Eddie Ray Routh, a 25-year-old Marine who had served tours in Iraq and Haiti.
3Feb 4, '13 by aknottedyarnMaybe I am nuts but I don't think I would take someone who is actively suffering PTSD from war to go shooting. Seems to me that the sounds and smells would invite flashbacks. The sights might be on a paper target but the mind is easily back on the battle field. IMHO
Was Chris Kyle any kind of trained therapist? -
6Feb 4, '13 by CrufflerJJQuote from aknottedyarnNo, I don't think so. Just a kid from TX who rode rodeo critters, overcame incredible odds in not only surviving BUD/S and following training, but in deploying to hot sandy places, getting injured, overcoming those injuries to join Seal Team 6. His book details some of the personal demons he had to deal with, including substance abuse....Was Chris Kyle any kind of trained therapist?
He was not any sort of trained therapist, but just a student of the human animal, what makes them tick, and how to break them.
Following separation from the Navy, (Mr. Kyle stated):
"I kind of went down a black hole," he said. "Being a SEAL wasn't just what I did, it was my identity, that's what defined me.
Kyle said he began drinking heavily. Then one day, he bought some gym equipment and started getting back into shape. He said it "turned his head around," and he found he no longer needed the alcohol.
Wanting to share his success with other veterans, he approached fitness center outfitting business FITCO, which is headquartered in Carrollton, about possibly purchasing used equipment at a discount. Instead, they contacted him the next day with the idea for FITCO Cares."
(ref: Viewing Story - Neighborsgo - The Dallas Morning News )
Perhaps Mr. Kyle felt that the years of dealing with his personal struggles (with the support of his wife and fellow Team members) gave him sufficient insight into how to deal with broken humans suffering from PTSD.
Even if he was wrong, he was a heck of an American, and I'm sorry to see his life end like this. He had a lot more to give. -
5Feb 4, '13 by aknottedyarnI agree fully. It is such a tragedy all the way around. I am sure he was doing what worked for him. There is a line between walking with someone who has similar experiences and using your own success as a measure of what will work and when to offer.
"The mark of a good therapist is timing." Nelson Polite. The best therapist I ever saw in action. -
1Feb 4, '13 by CrufflerJJI only hope that the "shooter" has his PTSD background taken into full consideration when it comes time for him to stand trial. Otherwise, he'll be just one more person on the Texas "fast track to the execution chamber".aknottedyarn likes this.
0Feb 4, '13 by 22gawhitacreAt this point according to the article the PTSD is alleged not official. We can't jump to conclusions and say he did this because of PTSD until all facts are in.
4Feb 5, '13 by aknottedyarnI look at this a bit differently. A good hearted individual tries to help a fellow comrade using the tool he knows best, a gun. It is not the gun's fault. I suspect the individual who is the alleged shooter was in need of professional assistance. There may be many reasons for his need. There are issues of lack of availability of menatl health assistance, backlog at VA facilities, shame based reasons for not seeking help, good hearted people who think they know the right way to handle a problem because they had something similar, and the list goes on.
Two things of this incomplete list stand out to me. Poor mental health accessibility and the void being filled with people who are good hearted but can cause more damage. I have seen this happen in my own life on more than one occasion. It is the reason we get people to health care professionals rather than use Aunt Bessie's cure that worked on X. It is the reason I don't try to fix my own car, I take it to a mechanic. It is the reason there need to be limits on the help untrained individuals can offer in situations where suicide and homocide are all too common.
I feel very bad that this fine young man lost his life in such a way. It needs to be used in some positive way for all those who are still suffering and cannot or will not get help for the PTSD. The shame based reasons the military personnel use to not get help has got to be addressed in a way that can be accepted.


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Recent initiatives among Christian conservatives to craft and present to the country a proposal for comprehensive immigration reform (CIR) fly in the face of the supposedly conservative hard line position of "round 'em up and ship 'em back." In spite of how seemingly late Christian conservatives have come to uniting behind a reform of immigration that employs both Christian and conservative principles, formulating and implementing such a response to immigration brings Catholics and Evangelicals together in common witness on a roiling issue. It is to be hoped that they have not come too late and that the national attention drawn by the Arizona situation provides an opening for their voices to be heard. To that end let's consider what conservative and Christian principles together shed light for our country on responding to this dire problem.
Defense and the Rule of Law
It is a conservative principle that the roles and power of government must be limited and placed in proper hierarchal order to allow space for other social organizations to flourish. The roles of government must not encroach upon the rights of persons, families, and the Church and not all roles are of equal priority. In spite of that, the situation is such that the several things needed to be done, regardless of their usual relative priority, have to be done together.
The first priority of government is found in St. Paul's observation that the government "bears the sword" as God's servant (Romans 13:4). The sword serves properly when used in just defense of the population and in upholding the rule of law.
Illegal immigrations, especially in the rampant numbers coming across the US southern border, have always been a security threat. Since the rise of Islamic terrorism, this threat has gone from severe to urgent and is now critical. Reports are increasing that Hezbollah is cooperating with Mexican drug cartels. It is public record that persons from Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Sudan and Yemen have been among illegal entrants captured and detained in Arizona.
Properly securing the borders of this country must be the first priority of any immigration policy and enforcing existing laws, especially as regards employing illegal aliens, runs a close second. Deborah Honeycutt, a candidate for US congress outlines the legal enforcement needed:
- Mandatory employer verification of worker eligibility to work in the United States.
- Stiff penalties for knowingly hiring illegal workers, not fines that are considered by businesses as simply "a cost of doing business."
- Prohibit illegal aliens from any access to Social Security and other government benefits.
- Prohibit companies that hire illegals from receiving government contracts.
- End the current "Catch and Release" policy by making expedited removal of illegal aliens mandatory.
But for the sake of both security and justice, these things have to done in concert with offering a path to citizenship for those already here illegally.
To a large extent the food security and the viability of food production in the United States depends right now on "undocumented workers." This is another reason why all the pieces of immigration reform have to be done together — it has to be comprehensive. Anything less will, at best, drive up food prices — especially to the detriment of America's poor — and, at worst, cause food shortages that negatively impact our national security.
Security and Families
The simple fact is that many of the people who are here illegally are members of families with mixed immigration/citizenship status. Immigration hardliners who espouse the "round 'em up and ship 'em back" approach are failing to come to terms with the security implications (not to mention the moral and spiritual hazard) of doing this kind of massive damage to families.
Right now the incarceration rates among certain minorities is so high that police make special efforts in many large cities to reach out to youngsters whose parents are imprisoned. They do this as a matter of (usually Christian-motivated) charity, but also as a prophylactic measure. They understand that the basic civil loyalty of these children – their ability to see the law as a good thing, their assent to living a law-abiding life , their conception of law enforcement officers as "friends" – these things that so many of us take for granted as a normal part of civic life, has been damaged. "The police," for these children, are the "bad people who locked up my Daddy." Their hearts are wounded and the police know that preventing them from becoming criminals in turn requires some medicine to that wound. This is not even a patch on what this country would be fostering if we did not provide a path to citizenship for those who are here.
If the US, as a nation, ends up being perceived as "the country that sent my Daddy away" or "the country that made my Mommy and baby brother go away" how will this country ever accomplish the assimilation and claim the loyalty of the next generation directly affected by these policies? We will instead be clutching a viper to our bosom, creating the seeds of homegrown rebellion. I do not even think that this country has the stomach to force the millions of family separations that hard line policies would create and it is not a conservative position to advocate for such policies. Both conservatism and Christianity recognize the prior membership of the citizen in the family and the obligation of the law to protect the family unit and keep it intact where possible.
The family is the original cell of social life. It is the natural society in which husband and wife are called to give themselves in love and in the gift of life. Authority, stability, and a life of relationships within the family constitute the foundations for freedom, security, and fraternity within society. …
The family must be helped and defended by appropriate social measures. …
The importance of the family for the life and well-being of society entails a particular responsibility for society to support and strengthen marriage and the family (CCC 2207-2210).
The Christian Role
The Christian imperative of charity cannot tolerate the status quo on immigration in this country and fortunately Christians are in a position to vigorously move the national dialogue forward. Voter education on this issue falls naturally within the purview of churches. Among the Christian leaders to testify July 14th before the House Committee on Immigration was Richard Land, President, Southern Baptist Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission. Land outlined the core demands that we can rally around and the support of which we can communicate to those desiring our votes this November:
Fundamentally, Southern Baptists and other Evangelicals view immigration through the lens of their faith. As citizens of the United States, we—meaning Southern Baptists— have an obligation to support the government and the government's laws for conscience' sake (Romans 13:7). We also have a right to expect the government to fulfill its divinely ordained mandate to punish those who break the laws and reward those who do not (Romans 13:1-7). But, Southern Baptists also recognize a biblical mandate to care for "the least of these among us" (Matthew 25:34-40), to care for the "strangers" who reside in our land (Leviticus 19:34; Hebrews 13:2), and to act justly and mercifully (Micah 6:8).
Bearing this in mind, Southern Baptists pledged in the 2006 resolution to, among other things, "act redemptively and reach out to meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of all immigrants, to start English classes on a massive scale, and to encourage them toward a path of legal status and/or citizenship."
Acts of mercy by the church have been and will remain insufficient to repair our broken immigration system. Nor is the church's responsibility equivalent to the government's. While Southern Baptists and other Evangelicals will do their part individually and collectively as churches to reach out to those here illegally, only a proper government response can resolve our immigration crisis.
Over the last four years, the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission has repeatedly called for comprehensive immigration reform. In April 2006, two months prior to the Southern Baptist Convention's formal action on the issue, I laid out the parameters of a plan to address our immigration problem in a comprehensive manner. My holistic approach, published in Baptist Press, rests on three broad pillars that expand upon the Convention's resolution: a secure border, enforcement of internal immigration laws, and a path to legal status and expanded guest-worker program.
Land's approach closely matched the testimony of Bishop Gerald F. Kicanas of Tucson, Arizona, vice president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops as reported in the USCCB's coverage of the event:
The testimony the bishop delivered made several points about what comprehensive immigration reform should include.
A new immigration law should "honor the rule of law and help restore it by requiring 11 million undocumented (immigrants) to pay a fine, pay back taxes, learn English and get in the back of the line," the bishop said. "We believe this (is) a proportionate penalty."
The bishop said federal law should be enforced and those who do not uphold the law should be held accountable.
Bishop Kicanas said immigration reform would help to make the nation more secure and focused on "those coming who intend to do us harm."
Others who testified at the hearing included the Rev. Richard Land, president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention; Mathew Staver, dean of Liberty University's School of Law; and James Edwards, fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies.
All of these men, from different religious and political viewpoints, came to a unanimous conclusion that the policy Congress should adopt for new immigrants must include an English competency requirement and a means to ensure them an earned pathway to legal status.
They disagreed, however, on the best solution for the 12 million illegal immigrants already in the country.
Bishop Kicanas said that at minimum one measure would be a temporary residence program for the undocumented immigrants living in the United States to "force them to come out of the shadows."
The matter of immigrants' family ties being broken by immigration policy was often debated.
Committee member Rep. Dan Lungren, R-Calif., asked the bishop his view on separating immigrant families, specifically those who take part in immigrant worker programs.
Bishop Kicanas said he was basing his answer on what the church teaches, that is families must be kept together.
As both Land's and Bishop Kicanas' testimony indicated, the accomplishment of legislation will be just the beginning. Churches already lead the way in many communities in providing services that help immigrants assimilate into the country. Offering education for immigrants on the path to citizenship can help form them as citizens even while encouraging their ties to faith communities helps to form them as Christians.
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text: | Seanad Éireann - Volume 190 - 10 July, 2008 Teaching Qualifications. Senator Rónán Mullen Senator Rónán Mullen Senator Rónán Mullen: Cuirim fáilte roimh an Aire. I draw the House's attention to an anomaly and inequity that currently exists with regard to an allowance payable, or not payable as the case may be, to holders of postgraduate diplomas in learning support and special educational needs. Teachers who were awarded the postgraduate diploma in learning support prior to summer 2006 do not receive an allowance, whereas an allowance is paid to teachers who did broadly similar postgraduate diploma courses from 2006 onwards. This is a double whammy in that applications are accepted in spring for enrolment on the following year's postgraduate diploma in special educational needs courses. The criteria for selection include the following: only one application per school is considered; and priority is given to teachers who have not already attended a similar postgraduate programme for learning support or special education teachers approved by the Department of Education and Science. Teachers who did the course up to 2006 are being denied the allowance, as well as being uniquely disadvantaged as a group in being denied access to a programme of professional development which would allow them to increase their salaries. Effectively, the Department recognises that they are suitably qualified but believes they do not merit further training while refusing them the allowance which is paid to their peers. This needs to be addressed on the grounds of natural justice, equality and promoting and valuing professional development. The relevant circular from the Department, which is accessible from its website, includes the current year's application form for the course and useful background information on the colleges involved, the selection criteria and various learning difficulties. Demand for places on courses leading to a postgraduate diploma typically exceeds the number available. In this regard, the circular states: "Priority will be given to teachers who meet the criteria below and who have not already attended a similar post-graduate programme for Learning Support teachers or teachers of pupils with Special Educational Needs approved by the Department of Education and Science." Accordingly, teachers who currently hold a postgraduate diploma for which an allowance is not payable are effectively ineligible for acceptance on the current course. With the rapid growth in the number of teachers working in learning support, a considerable number of teachers apply for the course each year. These will get priority selection over teachers who already have a qualification in this area already. If a school is aware that only one application per school will be considered, it is unlikely that it will jeopardise its chances of getting a place on the course by submitting an application for a teacher who already possesses a qualification. 1000 Subsequent to the summer of 2006, the course was effectively repackaged but the bulk of the material remained the same. The assignments which participants must complete in their personal time are strikingly similar. The course is carried out on a block release basis whereby the participants attend college for several weeks each term. The number of weeks of block release has increased since 2006 and some topics are treated in greater depth. However, the extension of the block release sessions has arguably reduced the intensity of the course for participants. In addition, substitute cover has been provided since 2006 for course participants [1000]during block release sessions. Prior to this, no cover was provided, which meant that on return to school, course participants were under significant pressure to address their teaching tasks. They are in effect being penalised while holding substantially the same qualifications even though in some cases greater efforts were required. Part of the current course requires course participants to spend a week in a learning support department or special education section of a school other than their base schools during the year. For two years running, one teacher has hosted postgraduate students on a college's recommendation. This teacher, therefore, continues to be a net giver. This issue affects both primary and post-primary teachers. The allowance has an impact on earning power over a teacher's career, as well as on pension entitlements. Successful completion of the postgraduate diploma course in learning support or special educational needs entitles one to pursue a masters degree. I am aware of one person who completed a masters course yet receives a smaller allowance on grounds of already holding an honours primary degree. This person would have received more by completing the postgraduate diploma in special education needs, which is a prerequisite for the masters degree. In the case of which I am aware the person invested personal resources of in excess of €5,000, leaving aside the indirect costs. I wonder what kind of value is being placed on people's diligence and commitment that they are now being penalised in this way. This situation would be unacceptable in any field. It is all the more unpalatable in a field that is centred on education in the first instance. I know the Minister of State is aware of the relevant facts and figures in this regard. I am hoping to hear from him today an honourable promise of a solution to ensure this unnecessary anomaly and inequity is rendered something of the past and that those who obtained the qualification prior to 2006 will be treated on an equal basis to those who obtained it post-summer 2006. Deputy Tony Killeen Deputy Tony Killeen Deputy Tony Killeen: Tá mé ag freagairt thar ceann an Aire Oideachais agus Eolaíochta, an Teachta Batt O'Keeffe. Gabhaim buíochas leis an Seanadóir as ucht an ábhair tábhachtach seo a chur faoi bhráid an tSeanaid. I am pleased to have the opportunity to outline to the House the position with regard to the payment of an allowance to teachers of students with special educational needs. As the Senator may be aware, in addition to holding a relevant qualification in the area of special educational needs, there are other criteria that a teacher must satisfy to qualify for payment of an additional allowance. A primary teacher must also hold a permanent position in a sanctioned post in an area of special education. A post-primary teacher must spend a minimum of 12 hours per week working with pupils who have special educational needs. There are also other conditions attached to the retention of this allowance, namely, primary and post-primary teachers who voluntarily leave their posts in the area of special educational needs within the school will not be entitled to retain the allowance. The current rate of this allowance is €2,502 per annum. Prior to 2006 the Department of Education and Science funded access to a number of post-graduate programmes of continuing professional development, two of which were a programme of training in special educational needs for teachers working with students with special educational needs in primary and post-primary schools, which satisfied one of the criteria in order to qualify for payment of the allowance, and a programme of training for teachers working with students in primary and post-primary schools requiring learning support and which did not warrant payment of an additional allowance as it did not provide them with the necessary skills to cater for the needs of students with special educational needs. 1001 [1001]In 2005, the Department introduced the general allocation model of provision which immediately provided an additional 660 special needs teachers to enable schools to cater for the needs of pupils with high incidence special education needs. Outlining the provisions of the scheme, the Department issued a circular to all primary schools providing advice in regard to the re-organisation of teaching resources for students requiring learning support and resource teaching support in primary schools. The model provides for a general weighted allocation for all primary schools to enable schools to cater for the needs of pupils with higher incidence special education needs, those with learning support needs, borderline mild and mild general learning disability and dyslexia without the need for individual applications and psychological assessments. It also allows for individual allocations in respect of pupils with more acute needs. The new system put in place resources on a more systematic basis thereby giving schools more certainty over their resource levels. This allows for better planning in schools, greater flexibility in identifying and intervening earlier with regard to pupils' special educational needs as well as making the posts more attractive to qualified teachers. In this regard, the circular also advised that schools should allocate teachers in line with pupils' needs in order to ensure that those with the greatest need received the highest level of support. A concern was articulated in the circular that pupils should be supported by the teacher with the most appropriate training, experience and expertise. It was envisaged that teaching resources would be deployed in a flexible manner which would lead to the most effective and efficient delivery of services. To ensure that this model of provision operates effectively and efficiently, a new combined postgraduate diploma programme of continuing professional development was offered to teachers from September 2006. Some 300 places on this combined postgraduate diploma programme of continuing professional development are offered in the following centres: St. Patrick's College, Drumcondra; Church of Ireland College of Education; St. Angela's College, Sligo; Mary Immaculate College, Limerick; UCD, University College Dublin; Department of Education, University College Cork and, the Department of Education, National University of Ireland, Galway. The budget to cater for the provision of these programmes of professional development in the current year is more than €1.3 million. Those teachers who successfully complete this programme of professional development and who satisfy the other conditions are eligible for payment of an additional allowance. I am happy to advise the House that officials in the Department are currently engaged in discussions with the seven institutions involved in the delivery of this combined postgraduate programme with a view to developing a further comprehensive programme of continuing professional development. The aim of this new programme of continuing professional development will be to enable those teachers referred to by the Senator to effectively upgrade their current qualifications to meet the learning and teaching needs of all students with special educational needs in our schools. Department officials have been in close contact with these institutions for some time and the Minister is confident that significant progress will be made in the new academic year with a view to having such a programme of continuing professional development in place for the Autumn of 2009. Successful completion of this programme will enable these teachers satisfy the condition for payment of the allowance relating to the holding of a relevant qualification in the area of special educational needs. I take this opportunity to thank the Senator for giving me the opportunity to clarify the position in regard to this matter. Senator Rónán Mullen Senator Rónán Mullen 1002 [1002] Senator Rónán Mullen: I thank the Minister of State for his response and for the indication that there will be an add-on programme available to people in autumn 2009. However, in light of the many similarities between the qualifications achieved by people prior to summer 2006 and the qualifications for which people now receive an allowance, will the Minister of State seek from the Minister an assurance that the cost to be borne by teachers taking this course will be sufficiently low as to reflect the fact that the skills and expertise acquired will be relatively small in comparison with the significant expertise they gained in the first instance? Deputy Tony Killeen Deputy Tony Killeen Deputy Tony Killeen: I will be happy to raise that matter directly with the Minister on Senator Mullen's behalf. Seanad Éireann 190 Teaching Qualifications. General Debate 20080710 | ||||||||||||||||||||||


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Although I'm feeling a little under the weather today, I still had a great weekend! Check out this quick recap of what I was up to this past weekend!
(L) Meet Mignon's girlfriend, Kiwi!
(R) My favorite look from Friday's photo shoot in a M Misson top, Oye bottom & Luv AJ Cuff
(L) Enjoying family nap time
(R) Dined with the hubs at 41 Ocean Club & loved the romantic & rustic ambience.
(L) Quick photo before we devour our yummy appetizers.
(R) At the Santa Monica Pier about to hop on a roller coaster with the hubby who is a little scared!
(L) It's been years since we've been on a roller coaster and the hubs is being a trooper and hopping on with me!
(R) Ready to win some prizes in my Lovers + Friends top & Jennifer Zeuner necklace
(L) I love this BHLDN invitation to their fashion show! It reminds me of our wedding.
(R) In my opinion the best type of food to eat after church… Korean food!
(L) Cup-caking by the pool.
(R) Lounging with our not so typical oranges with my friends!
(L)Enjoying this Sunday fun day wearing my Lovers + Friends dress
(R) Hoping this green juice filled with Anti oxidants & some fresh flowers will make me feel better… maybe laying by the pool all day wasn't a great idea! Wearing my Gorjana bracelet.
I hope you all had a great weekend and enjoy the week ahead of you!


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Witheringly hip, attitudinal hotels—the kind with fun-house designer guest rooms that look great in magazines but are hell to sleep in—would do well to check out the Princess's accommodations. Standard doubles are exceedingly pleasant and larger by a third than my quite respectable New York City apartment, with big entrance halls, walk-in closets, efficient if plain bathrooms, and dressing rooms conveniently fitted with second sinks. The decoration isn't going to win any awards, but neither is there anything to object to. Materials run to bamboo, cane, and wicker, and the palette largely (and wisely) skirts the hot, hysterical, south-of-the-border colors you'd expect in favor of browns and beiges you barely notice. Louvered panels roll in front of the terraces, filtering the light, the breeze, and the lulling surf sound track.
Playa Revolcadero; 800/866-5577 or 52-7/469-1000, fax 52-7/469-1012; doubles from $139.
Half a mile down the beach from the Princess, the Marques is everything its sister resort is not: relatively intimate (343 guest rooms), unshowy (if it weren't for the fountains, you wouldn't know you were pulling up to a hotel), and low-slung (while the Princess plays the vertical card, the Marques plays the horizontal—no building is higher than five stories). Only the accommodations and service are in the same mold.
The Marques's very human qualities have particular resonance with Mexico's professional and privileged classes. The languid early-summer weekend I spent there, it was packed with members of the country's bourgeoisie basking in the low rates—and in the absence of foreigners, who find Acapulco intolerably steamy at this time of year. It was not unusual to see three generations of the same Mexican family (plus nannies) whooping it up in one of the hotel's three swimming pools, breaking just long enough to dip warm chips into some divinely chunky guacamole or to down an icy Coco Loco. The house cocktail is made with gin, vodka, rum, tequila, Kahlúa, and coconut milk from coconuts grown on the premises. No one ever accused the Mexicans of not knowing that living well is the best revenge.
Guests can board a shuttle bus to use the more spectacular pools at the Princess, as well as its other facilities. Shared, too, is a private water purification plant capable of producing a million gallons a day—with Mexico's notorious potability problems, water is on every traveler's mind—and an 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by golf greats Percy Clifford and Robert Trent Jones.
What became the Marques was begun in 1958 by J. Paul Getty as a hideaway—cum—country club, a place where he could draw the shades against the world or receive friends, family, and business associates in industrial quantities. More than 40 years later the property retains the civilized flavor of the time in which it was built. Public areas are furnished with smart white cast-iron sofas and chairs with claw feet and crisp hunter-green cushions. El Tabachin, one of two restaurants, has the stagy sophistication of a theater set by the English scenic-design legend Oliver Messel. The poles that hold up the awning between the biomorphic Ixtapa pool and the Pierre Bar are topped with tole lanterns and angled inward, which no one would think of doing today. What's the big deal?If the poles were straight the awning wouldn't even register. The chic is in the minutiae.
Just as I knew they would, the Marques management looked at me like I was crazy when I questioned them about such details. For the hotel, it's business as usual.
Playa Revolcadero; 800/866-5577 or 52-7/466-1000, fax 52-7/466-1046; doubles from $265.
How can you resist the hotel where Elizabeth Taylor married Mike Todd (with Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher as attendants)?Or where the Nixons celebrated their 25th anniversary?Wait, it gets better. Lana Turner lived at Villa Vera for three years. And Elvis, who would still have the Mexican tourist board kissing his rings if he were around today, filmed part of Fun in Acapulco at the resort.
Like the Pierre Marques, Villa Vera started out in the fifties as one man's retreat. It was built for Carl Renstrom, the American inventor of the modern hair curler, who was known as "Mr. Acapulco." Renstrom launched what remains the city's greatest attraction, cliff diving at La æuebrada. He sited his getaway on a vertiginous 15-acre plot in a residential neighborhood just behind Costera Miguel Alem·n, Acapulco's famously hectic main drag. The location isn't everyone's idea of heaven. But for those (especially young club hounds) who insist on being in the thick of things, only the Vera will do.
While a third of the 69 accommodations have private or shared swimming pools, most guests make use of the main pool, which is watched over by a campy sculpture of King Neptune. Guest rooms are unfortunately rather generic, a fact many regulars seem willing to overlook. They're much less interested in the furnishings than they are in the red-clay tennis courts and the 1,500-square-foot spa (try the paraphango mud-and-paraffin wrap). Service regularly descends to the level of a dog-and-pony show, though housekeeping did an excellent last-minute job of wrapping a beautiful rope hammock I'd bought on the beach for next to nothing.
35 Lomas del Mar; 52-7/484-0333, fax 52-7/484-7479; doubles from $145.


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Next steps faculty names as linked data
I'm plugging away at getting a complete set of current Caltech faculty names into the LC NAF/VIAF . I've already described what I've done so far to get our set of faculty names into a spreadsheet. I had to put on my thinking cap to do the next steps. I mentioned that we're going to be creating the required records manually since we can't effectively use a delimited-text to MARC translator to automate the process. So how many of our names require original authority work? We had 741 names in our spreadsheet. Some of the names could be eliminated very quickly. The list as-is contains adjunct faculty and staff instructors. For our project we're interested in tenure track faculty only. It was a small matter to sort it and remove those not meeting the parameter. This leaves 402 names for our complete initial working set.
The next step was to remove names from the list which already have authority records in the NAF. It would have been efficient enough check the names one-by-one while we do the authority work. We would be searching the NAF anyway, in order to avoid conflicts when creating or editing records. If a name on our list happened to be in the NAF, then we would move on to the next name.
Yet I chafe whenever there is any tedious one-by-one work to do. The batch processing nerd in me wondered if there was a quick and dirty way to eliminate in-the-NAF-already names from our to-do list. Enter OCLC Connexion batch searching mode. I decided to run my list of names just for giggles. This involved some jiggering of my spreadsheet so I could get a delimited text file that Connexion would take as input. Thank you Excel concatenation formula! I got results for 205 names, roughly half of the list. There were some false positives (names which matched, but weren't for a Caltech person) and some false negatives (names without matches but for famous people I know should have records already). The false negatives were mostly due to form of name. The heading in the authority record didn't match the form of the name I had in the spreadsheet.
I compared my OCLC batch search results against the initial working set of names in my spreadsheet. This wasn't exactly an instant process. I spent two working days reviewing it. I've confirmed that 178 names are in the NAF. I think this has saved a bit of time towards getting the project done. We have four catalogers. Let's say each of them could go through five records per week in addition to their regular work. It would take over 20 weeks to review the full list of 402 names. By reducing the number to 224, it would take roughly 11-12 weeks. Much better! I'd say my work days went to good use. Now I can estimate a reasonable date for completing the set of MARC authority records for our current faculty. Let's add a week or two (or four!) for the "known-unknowns." Production fires always pop up and keep one from working on projects. Plus summer is a time of absences due to conference attendance and vacation. I think it's do-able to get all of the records done by mid-August. I would be thrilled if it our work was done by September. We're not NACO independent yet, so it will take a bit longer to add them to the NAF. They need our reviewer's stamp of approval. Then we'll be ready to roll with a Linked Data project.
It would be convenient if there was a way to batch search the NAF/VIAF, since the VIAF is already exposed as linked data. I'm not aware of any such functionality so I've decided we should keep a local set of the MARC authority records. I suspect it will make things simpler in the long run if we serve the data ourselves. I also suspect that having a spreadsheet with the names and their associated identifiers will be useful (LCCN, ARN, and, eventually, VIAF number.) It may seem weird to keep database identifier numbers when one has the full MARC records. I've learned, however, that having data in a delimited format is invaluable for batch processing. It takes a blink of an eye to paste a number into a spreadsheet when you're reviewing or creating a full record anyway. Sure, I could create a spreadsheet of the ARN and LCCN on-the-fly by extracting 001 and 010 fields from the MARC records. But that's time and energy. If it's painless to gather data, one should gather data.
We'll be able to do something interesting with the records once we have exposed the full set as linked data (or we at least know the NAF or VIAF numbers so we can point to the names as linked data). No, I don't know yet what that something interesting will be. I'm getting closer to imagining the possibilities though. I've mentioned before that I get dazed and confused when faced with implementing a linked data project. Two blog posts crossed my feed yesterday which cleared my foggy head a little. Run, don't walk, to Karen Coyle's piece on Visualizing Linked Data and Ed Summers' description of DOIs as linked data (btw, nice diagram Ed! ). I've got more to say about my mini-ephiphany, but this post has gone on far too long already. I'll think-aloud about it here another day.
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KOCHI: Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts (ACMA), Bangalore, comes to Cochin with its latest dance production -- 'MeiDhwani' -- at Kerala Fine Arts Hall at 3 pm on Saturday. The title is derived from Tamil and subtly alludes to 'Echoes of the Body' or 'Memories of the Body'.
'MeiDhwani' -- the show in Cochin is part of Attakkalari's Sanchaari Mobile Theatre tour, a performance network that aims to provide performance opportunities as well as audience development for contemporary works, including works by young choreographers and workshops in different parts of the country. The shows put up in Cochin are in association with the Cochin Shipyard Ltd (A Government of India Enterprise) and also supported by CGH Earth as hospitality partners.
The production is directed by Jayachandran Palazhy, and choreographed and performed by him and members of the Attakkalari Repertory Company. Israeli composer and sound artist duo -- Patrick Sebag and Yotam Agam -- who derive their inspiration from celebrated masters of Indian musical traditions have composed the vibrant soundscape. The extensive lighting technique is the brainchild of Thomas Dotzler, who creates a ritualized arena in a continuously unfolding narrative. The elegant costumes designed by Himanshu and Sonali complement the overall aesthetic sense of the performance.
In the dance piece 'MeiDhwani', Attakkalari's director Jayachandran Palazhy makes an attempt to portray individuals who are enslaved by circumstance and history. This new dance form takes its cues from the architectural as well as geometric variations of the human body while contemplating upon the strength of the human spirit. Driven by Attakkalari's underlying philosophy "Traditional Physical Wisdom, Innovation and Technology", this dance production was the result of an in-depth research by the team into the ancient Indian physical and performance traditions.
The movement techniques combine the clarity of Bharatanatyam with abstract animal motifs of the martial art form of Kerala -- Kalarippayattu. In the show, the dancers seamlessly combine sensuous movements with powerful steps and attempt to explore and reaffirm the centrality of the human body, mind and spirit in a live performance. This extraordinary dance language -- along with the use of iconography, sound, colour and light -- creates a sensuous composition.
The Attakkalari Repertory Company will also put up an open contemporary dance workshop, led by director Jayachandran Palazhy, on December 18 at Chavara Cultural Centre, Monastery Road, at 2 pm followed by another show titled 'Young Choreographers Platform' by emerging choreographers at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, T D Road, at 7 pm.
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