Comments for Tadias Magazine http://www.tadias.com Ethiopian Business and Lifestyle Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:28:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on What Obama’s victory means to my daughter from Ethiopia by Gebriela http://www.tadias.com/2008/11/13/a-mothers-reflection-what-obama%e2%80%99s-victory-means-to-me-and-my-daughter-from-ethiopia/#comment-6089 Gebriela Tue, 06 Jan 2009 17:37:28 +0000 http://www.tadias.com/?p=4166#comment-6089 Touching, inspiring, authentically profound story. Jill you are amongst the many silent heroes around the globe that do not get the recognition. Adoptive parents like yourself are selfless, compassionate, transparent opening the doors to children who are cast aside and forgotten. God bless you and your daughter. Touching, inspiring, authentically profound story.

Jill you are amongst the many silent heroes around the globe that do not get the recognition. Adoptive parents like yourself are selfless, compassionate, transparent opening the doors to children who are cast aside and forgotten.

God bless you and your daughter.

]]> Comment on How to Buy Real Estate in Ethiopia: Interview with CEO of GojoSuites by Samson http://www.tadias.com/2008/10/08/how-to-buy-real-estate-in-ethiopia-interview-with-ceo-of-gojosuites/#comment-6088 Samson Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:56:25 +0000 http://www.tadias.com/?p=3720#comment-6088 Hi all There seems to be some good and some bad experience with Ayat. I guess that is the case with every property developer in the world. We have seen it happen in the UK and USA too. I am interested on buying a villa or apartment in Addis and would be very grateful if some one can answer the following questions. 1, where in Addis is Ayat building houses at the moment? 2, do they have already built houses for sell or do they only sell pre-constriction? 3, I’ve checked their website http://www.ayatplc.com/ and there is no much info there, in terms of current development and so on, and some links on the website don’t work. This doesn’t give confidence as a potential customer…. Are there plans to rectify that? The internet is a very effective commutation tool this days and it would help if they have informative and functional website. Hi all

There seems to be some good and some bad experience with Ayat.
I guess that is the case with every property developer in the world.
We have seen it happen in the UK and USA too.
I am interested on buying a villa or apartment in Addis and would be very grateful if some one can answer the following questions.

1, where in Addis is Ayat building houses at the moment?
2, do they have already built houses for sell or do they only sell pre-constriction?
3, I’ve checked their website http://www.ayatplc.com/ and there is no much info there, in terms of current development and so on, and some links on the website don’t work. This doesn’t give confidence as a potential customer…. Are there plans to rectify that?
The internet is a very effective commutation tool this days and it would help if they have informative and functional website.

]]> Comment on Haile Gerima’s film ‘Teza’ wins top prize at Carthage Film Festival by HAIMANOT WASSIE http://www.tadias.com/2008/11/03/obama-edging-into-west-virginia/#comment-6087 HAIMANOT WASSIE Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:58:00 +0000 http://www.tadias.com/?p=3838#comment-6087 An Ethiopian filmmaker who use his talent effectively and reflect the picture of African diaspora to turn their heads back so that they try to restore their humanity and an expression of pan Africanism in the contemporary language with an extraordinary linguistic competence and aesthetic excellence for a pent up passion. He is a prolific filmmaker and a seminal figure the country needs. Thanks gash Haile Haimanot Wassie Akalu AAU An Ethiopian filmmaker who use his talent effectively and reflect the picture of African diaspora to turn their heads back so that they try to restore their humanity and an expression of pan Africanism in the contemporary language with an extraordinary linguistic competence and aesthetic excellence for a pent up passion. He is a prolific filmmaker and a seminal figure the country needs.

Thanks gash Haile
Haimanot Wassie Akalu
AAU

]]> Comment on Ethiopia: Journalists Detained Over Teddy Afro’s Case by yoyo http://www.tadias.com/2008/10/24/ethiopia-journalists-detained-over-teddy-afros-case/#comment-6086 yoyo Tue, 06 Jan 2009 07:19:45 +0000 http://www.tadias.com/?p=3890#comment-6086 God bless you Tedye. Ethiopian people except haters please pray ! Teddyee Free ! God bless you Tedye. Ethiopian people except haters please pray !

Teddyee Free !

]]> Comment on “The Wogesha Will See You” Traditional Ethiopian Medicine, Then and Now by mesfinf http://www.tadias.com/2007/02/18/%e2%80%9cthe-wogesha-will-see-you%e2%80%9d-traditional-ethiopian-medicine-then-and-now-2/#comment-6082 mesfinf Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:51:57 +0000 http://tadias.com/?p=33#comment-6082 Hello DR Asqual Long time no see - think of Seattle? You are filling a highly needed but sorely lacking spot in the aspect of the Ethiopian life in the US and urbanized Addis. I am not a doctor, but I read a lot in this area and have gained some knowledge. As such I have long thought of doing something like this - educating us on the need for a life style change. I have witnessed the enormous amount of red meat, alcohol and refined grain products that is being consumed on a daily basis in Ethiopian restaurants and accross the dinning rooms of Ethiopians. The generation that came to the West running away from persecution in the seventies and eighties, the middle class in Ethiopia that supports the family, these groups are eating and drinking themselves to death. The ailments you listed are abundant among these groups. There are a few who are open about it and looking for a medical care and there are those, the majority I am sure who for whatever kind of pride are not admitting it even to themselves and thus are not doing anything. Your article will definitely help and will save some from untimely death that comes from the kind of lifestyle you detailed in your writing. Please continue to expand these kinds of articles as it is highly educational and beneficial. If somehow you can also manage to translate it in Amharic, that will even reach a wider audience. Good job and God bless. Hello DR Asqual
Long time no see - think of Seattle?
You are filling a highly needed but sorely lacking spot in the aspect of the Ethiopian life in the US and urbanized Addis. I am not a doctor, but I read a lot in this area and have gained some knowledge. As such I have long thought of doing something like this - educating us on the need for a life style change. I have witnessed the enormous amount of red meat, alcohol and refined grain products that is being consumed on a daily basis in Ethiopian restaurants and accross the dinning rooms of Ethiopians. The generation that came to the West running away from persecution in the seventies and eighties, the middle class in Ethiopia that supports the family, these groups are eating and drinking themselves to death. The ailments you listed are abundant among these groups. There are a few who are open about it and looking for a medical care and there are those, the majority I am sure who for whatever kind of pride are not admitting it even to themselves and thus are not doing anything. Your article will definitely help and will save some from untimely death that comes from the kind of lifestyle you detailed in your writing. Please continue to expand these kinds of articles as it is highly educational and beneficial. If somehow you can also manage to translate it in Amharic, that will even reach a wider audience. Good job and God bless.

]]> Comment on Conversations with an Ethiopian-American Obama Organizing Fellow by tewbel tefferi http://www.tadias.com/2008/09/16/conversations-with-an-ethiopian-american-obama-organizing-fellow/#comment-6081 tewbel tefferi Mon, 05 Jan 2009 22:18:43 +0000 http://www.tadias.com/?p=3152#comment-6081 Tadias, thank you for the welcome. I think you are doing an excellent job, and your magazine is second to none and certainly the best Ethiopian publication. Anyway, I have supported President Obama from day one, and I am glad of his winning the Presidency of the US. The first Black man to do so. I think that will be very good for Africa and the third word in general, because he has lived and survived in our midst and knows better than any expert the reality that prevail in our countries. Tadias, thank you for the welcome. I think you are doing an excellent job, and your magazine is second to none and certainly the best Ethiopian publication.

Anyway, I have supported President Obama from day one, and I am glad of his winning the Presidency of the US. The first Black man to do so. I think that will be very good for Africa and the third word in general, because he has lived and survived in our midst and knows better than any expert the reality that prevail in our countries.

]]> Comment on Teddy Afro told to return to court next year by sis wob http://www.tadias.com/2008/07/28/teddy-afro-told-to-return-to-court-next-year/#comment-6080 sis wob Mon, 05 Jan 2009 16:33:50 +0000 http://www.tadias.com/?p=2177#comment-6080 Teddy knows what's best. He knows who does the right thing and what to expect from whom. I believe in him. He can face it and this would would make him even stronger. So what I would like to say to him is "Don't worry about tomorrow because God is already their and feel free." You're not guilty in the face of God that is the only important thing. I will always love you! Freedom to our hero! Teddy knows what’s best. He knows who does the right thing and what to expect from whom.

I believe in him. He can face it and this would would make him even stronger. So what I would like to say to him is “Don’t worry about tomorrow because God is already their and feel free.” You’re not guilty in the face of God that is the only important thing.

I will always love you!
Freedom to our hero!

]]> Comment on Ethiopian American Researcher hopes to put fuel cells on the fast track by zelalem http://www.tadias.com/2009/01/05/ethiopian-american-researcher-hopes-to-put-fuel-cells-on-the-fast-track/#comment-6079 zelalem Mon, 05 Jan 2009 15:09:20 +0000 http://www.tadias.com/?p=5721#comment-6079 oh it is wonderful to hear something positive like this. My congratulation to you. I am very proud of your work, you are putting a remarkable effort to take our world to next step by providing clean energy to the world. God bless you. Again I am very proud of your work. oh it is wonderful to hear something positive like this. My congratulation to you. I am very proud of your work, you are putting a remarkable effort to take our world to next step by providing clean energy to the world.

God bless you.

Again I am very proud of your work.

]]> Comment on Ethiopian American Researcher hopes to put fuel cells on the fast track by teddy http://www.tadias.com/2009/01/05/ethiopian-american-researcher-hopes-to-put-fuel-cells-on-the-fast-track/#comment-6078 teddy Mon, 05 Jan 2009 12:01:36 +0000 http://www.tadias.com/?p=5721#comment-6078 Change is coming finally. I am proud of you, you are doing a great work! Change is coming finally. I am proud of you, you are doing a great work!

]]> Comment on Interview with a CNN Hero by I Give You… » Blog Archive » Yohannes Gebregeorgis (Ethiopian Librarian) http://www.tadias.com/2008/12/12/interview-with-a-cnn-hero-yohannes-gebregeorgis/#comment-6076 I Give You… » Blog Archive » Yohannes Gebregeorgis (Ethiopian Librarian) Mon, 05 Jan 2009 02:28:14 +0000 http://www.tadias.com/?p=4856#comment-6076 [...] He felt he had to do something to raise the level of literacy among Ethiopian children. Via Tadias.com Video via Youtube/VOA Read More Comments (0) Awareness, Can You Help?, [...] [...] He felt he had to do something to raise the level of literacy among Ethiopian children. Via Tadias.com Video via Youtube/VOA Read More Comments (0) Awareness, Can You Help?, [...]

]]>