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19Mitsubishi delays Outlander PHEV yet again for the US
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It's like the plug-in Outlander is cursed.
14Ukraine orders 651 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEVs for national police
14Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is fourth plug-in to reach 100,000 sales
8Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV now for real due in 'late summer, early fall'
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The arrival of the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV has been pushed back so many times we've lost count. But now it's really only a few months away. Hopefully.
202017 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV arrives in the US after a long wait
8Mitsubishi off-road concepts head to Tokyo Auto Salon
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- Jan 12, 2016
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Mitsubishi is heading to the Makuhari Messe for the 2016 Tokyo Auto Salon with a quartet of off-road concepts based on the Outlander PHEV crossover and Delica D5 minivan.
142017 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV will debut in New York
8i-MiEV doesn't survive Mitsubishi's updated EV plan
9New Mitsubishi Outlander PHEVs coming to Frankfurt
20Mitsubishi teases 2016 Outlander ahead of New York debut
27Mitsubishi still wants to bolster US sedan lineup, investigating options
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- Feb 4, 2015
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Poor exchange rates put a stop to Mitsubishi's plan to import a South Korean-buit midsize sedan from the Renault-Nissan Alliance into the US. However, the Japanese brand is not giving up on selling a future four-door here quite yet.
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After multiple delays, the Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-in Hybrid is being pushed back yet again for its US debut. The crossover is now set to launch on these shores in April 2016.
23Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Concept-S shows what a facelift can do [w/video]
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- Oct 3, 2014
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Sometimes you need a second chance to get things right. Technologically, the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is a pretty cool vehicle, with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder and additional electric motors providing more thrust. However, the CUV never really looked the part for all of its innovation. The Mitsubishi designers are taking another crack with the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Concept-S at the 2014 Paris Motor Show, and the vehicle shows what a massive improvement some tweaks can make.
28Mitsubishi to showcase Outlander PHEV Concept-S in Paris
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- Sep 22, 2014
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The Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV is rumored to finally come to the US next fall as a 2016 model. In the meantime, the Japanese brand is showing off a concept for an Outlander plug-in at the Paris Motor Show in October with a massive improvement in styling and material quality that the automaker calls the "Sporty and Sophisticated" design theme.
22Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV sales reach 33,000 worldwide
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- Jul 30, 2014
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It can be difficult to see from the US, where the Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-in Hybrid is not yet available, but the all-wheel drive SUV is a big hit in Europe and Japan. In fact, we learned at the Plug In 2014 Conference in San Jose, CA this week that Mitsubishi has sold over 33,000 copies of the PHEV around the world.
27Mitsubishi says 2016 Outlander PHEV for US 'will be completely different'
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- Jul 8, 2014
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While attending the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb with Mitsubishi we got a chance to speak to three Mitsubishi Motors North America (MMNA) executives about the Outlander PHEV, how the brand is strengthening its lineup and how it plans to promote that.
17Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV faces longer delays, might not arrive until 2016
- Jonathon Ramsey
- May 22, 2014
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It seems every time the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV makes the news the information concerns a delay, and the reason always centers on its batteries. Four months ago the culprit was restricted battery supply from Lithium Energy Japan, pushing the arrival to 2015. This time it's no different, with Automotive News reporting that a battery-related request made by California state regulators will push the Outlander PHEV arrival back to "late 2015 or early 2016."
32Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV arrives in UK with 'no' price premium
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- Apr 3, 2014
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For UK buyers who are interested in a plug-in hybrid SUV, the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV just got a little bit sweeter. The reason is that the base model of the vehicle will be available with or without a plug for the same price at the base diesel model.
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The World Green Car of the Year will be announced at the New York Auto Show on April 17 – and it looks like hats may be tipping toward the BMW i3. Not only did it make the top five finalist list for World Green Car, it was also named a finalist for 2014 World Car of the Year and the World Car Design of the Year.
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Three of the band's members--John Dufilho, Andy Lester and Philip Peeples--were there (bass player Jason Garner's off in Europe with his other band, The Paper Chase), and they were joined at the bar by Robert Jenkins of the band's Summer Break Records label, producer/engineer Salim Nourallah, members of The Crash That Took Me and various other music types and fans.
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But nothing else was open at 6am on Sunday near Lualualei Beach Park, where Annie and her husband, John, were living in a tent with their two dogs. That beach is nicknamed "Sewers," for the stench from a sewage treatment facility wafting across the road.
Hawaiian names are often derived from an event or legend. Sometimes they're metaphors, other times they describe something literal. But they always have meaning, although many have ended up on the sacrificial altar of tragic irony. Given its name millennia before the sewage, Lualualei means, "Beloved one spared."
When I arrived at Starbucks that morning, Sinatra's voice crooned over the din of hissing spigots and grinding beans. Those in need of stimulus lined up dutifully, awaiting their single soy this and double whipped that. And there was Annie, wearing frayed coveralls, perched uneasy on the corner of a sienna toned sofa, ready to bolt if the manager looked askance in her direction. Though her life, her story began not far from here, she was incongruous with the newly built Starbucks narrative.
Annie had a short, shocking white mane, and skin so darkened by the sun she looked more black than brown. She rose when I approached and smiled apprehensively. The last of her teeth sat side by side on the bottom front row, like two moviegoers staying behind to read all the credits. Somehow the lack of enamel took nothing away from the warmth of her smile. Her face was kind and expressive. There was nothing hidden or deceitful about her.
People like Annie, ragged and anonymous, are insurgents in the war of politics and culture, their marginalized lives embodying resistance to assimilation. To quote Hawaiian activist and folk-singer, Skippy Ioane, "'Dem get democracy, us get survive."
I asked her what she'd like to eat and drink and she declined, saying, with a tobacco-scorched voice, "When we're done talking-story I'd like a large Coke from Burger King and a pack-a-smokes from Longs, if that's okay." The most she'd let me buy her from Starbucks was a croissant for her husband.
Standing beside me at the register, she was flanked on the other side by a row of plastic "Ethos" water bottles, shipped from 2,500 miles away and destined to spend eternity in a Waianae landfill. A placard in front boasted that a nickel of the dollar-eighty price goes to a clean water cause in a developing country. I guess it takes the other buck seventy-five to get that nickel from here to there.
We sat down at a table and I imbibed sweet Chai Latte and Annie's fierceness. During the 40-minute drive to Starbucks, I'd prepared myself for meeting someone who was possibly drug addicted or a little crazy. No doubt a projection of what I figured I'd become if I lived on that razor's edge. Annie was neither. However hopeless her situation appeared to be, she was what Hawaiians call koa, a warrior. She had righteous anger without being self-righteous and the courage to speak it.
Ask her about being homeless and she takes you and your paradigm to school: "You mean houseless. How can a Hawaiian be homeless in Hawaii?" she says. "Even if I have to sleep on the ground, Hawaii's my home."
I interviewed Annie twice and shared a meal with her several times, but rife with paradox and contrast, the Starbucks meeting is seared in my memory.
After the police swept everyone off Lualualei, she, her husband and their dogs relocated several more times, eventually ending up at the Haleiwa Boat Harbor on the North Shore. That was where I saw her last. She looked unwell, had a cut on her foot and wore a sock on it in a futile attempt to keep it clean.
She talked about wanting to find a house, but in the same breath refused to consider living in a homeless shelter because it would mean giving up the dogs. "And besides," she said, "in the [homeless shelter] system, you go into lockdown… they gotta lock us up to help us?"
One night, 4 months later, Annie's husband found her collapsed in the dirt outside their van. She'd suffered a stroke. This beloved one, spared none of the ravages of poverty, died the next day, in a nice, clean hospital bed.
Annie's last name, Pau, it means done, finished, complete. It also means consumed, destroyed.]]>
A book launch for LIMBO, an environmental novel by Jamaican filmmaker and author, Esther Figueroa, is taking place Friday, September 4th, at UH Manoa's English Dept, 5:30PM. Figgy, as she's called by friends, is a brilliant writer and artist whose works are fast becoming the archive of environmental destruction and resistance in Jamaica.
Here's the event flyer:
Join us for the Hawaii launch of ESTHER FIGUEROA's novel Limbo, also featuring the powerful poetic voices of RAJIV MOHABIR and RAIN WRIGHT-CANNON, as well as novelist SHAWNA YANG RYAN reading from her forthcoming novel Green Island.
Praise for Limbo:
"In this brave and witty new novel, Esther Figueroa takes us into the dark side of tourism's uncontrolled development. The work is intelligent, clear-eyed and unforgiving; Figueroa does not avert her gaze – the devastation of land and wildlife is harrowing. Esther's passionate concern for the future of Jamaica and the Caribbean, and ultimately for the future of our planet makes Limbo a landmark work of extraordinary importance."
—Patricia Powell, author of The Pagoda and The Fullness of Everything
The reading will be followed by a book signing.
But I was unable to get it together in time, as the TMT work started almost 3 weeks ago. However, while this film's fundraising has been slow going, the consciousness of Hawaiians and anyone else who is now aware of Hawaiian resistance to the TMT being built on the summit, has moved like wildfire.
Largely, this is due to the protective presence of hundreds of people on the mountain since work began on the site. And their devotion to saving that mauna has inspired thousands of people across Hawaii Nei and throughout the world.
"Noho Hewa" is going to be available free on Vimeo for one- week in part to support the mass education taking place right now about Hawaii. It's also a fundraiser for this new project. You can get information about the film at whythemountain.blogspot.com or www.gofundme.com/whythemountain. There's also a FB page at https://www.facebook.com/TheMakingOfWhyTheMountain.
My twitter handle is KealaKelly.
The day before the conference there will be two screenings of Noho Hewa in Berkeley. One at the university from noon-2:30 in Anthony Hall, the other in the evening at Berkeley Community College auditorium at 6:30.
And on Tuesday, November 25th, I will be a guest on KPFK's "Uprising" with host Sonali Kolhatkar. The show can be watched online at Uprising and Free Speech TV.
6:15 pm Friday, Aug 1, 2014 Kaunoa Center
Please join us for a screening of
"Noho Hewa: The Wrongful Occupation of Hawai'i"
Queen Liliuokalani Children's Center
Saturday, August 2nd at 10AM with Keala. We will be discussing Hawaiian representation in media and how to use it to create powerful, political messages. During the workshop we will view recently produced pro-de-occupation PSAs and write and edit workshop participants' PSAs. Time and equipment permitting, we will also produce a PSA. Call Clare at 214-4411 to register. This event is free. Bring lunch and drinks.
This is a link to a scene from "Noho Hewa." It speaks to the confusion over annexation and makes the case for Hawaii as an independent, occupied nation state on par with all other nation states, despite 120 years of the uninvited presence of Americans who have settled on top of us.
I've also attached PDFs of a 5-part series I wrote A DECADE AGO. Like "Noho Hewa," the article is fresh– it reads like it was written recently. The relevance of these things is due to the fact that nothing has changed in a good way for Hawaiians. In countless ways, things have only become worse. Hawaii is being swallowed up, and in some very important, visible and trackable ways, Hawaiian resistance has diminished. And that's in the wake of 40 years of education and over a decade of a very public discourse about our rights to independence.
If the DOI, the formal representative of President Obama, is able to have its dog and pony show, able to get away with making Hawaiians believe they are being heard, when really they are being herded, then the selling off of our Crown and Government lands, aka the ceded lands, is not far off.
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MAHALO NUI to Seeti and Guy for the catch and release kokua!!!]]>
I include it here, along with one of the pages that has signatures from my ohana– my grandfather and my grandmother's side are on this page.
The Ku'e petition is Hawaiian political genealogy. It's linked here in case people coming to this site are interested in the ORIGINAL unified protest/activism of Kanaka Oiwi.
This is a 100- year old organization that was established during WW1, and their interest in Noho Hewa is something to take notice of because they are serious activists with an international reach.
It was an honor to be a part of the 3-day long gathering, and being there with the film was an opportunity to highlight the occupation of Hawaii; I was surprised to find that most of the attendees were unaware of the illegal occupation of Hawaii and grateful that they embraced the message of the film.
Closing remarks by the organizers included the following:
"Militarisation in the past has caused the colonisation of countries which are still under domination," said Roti Make from WILPF Polynesia section. She specified Hawai'i under the USA, Rapanui under Chile, French Polynesia/Te Ao Maohi, Kanaky (New Caledonia), Wallis and Futuna annexed under France, and West Papua under Indonesia."
It's great that this international gathering of activists and scholars now have Hawaii on their list of countries under occupation. They also took an interest in RIMPAC for the first time, which is another issue they can discuss throughout their network.
PEACE MOVEMENT AOTEAROA is a national network for peace, social justice and human rights. Edwina Hughes, featured in the center of this photo, is largely responsible for the goings-on at PMA, and she organized my tour. Together ,with Teresia Teaiwa, professor of Pacific Studies at Victoria University, they planned for screenings of Noho Hewa and my participation at this conference on the "Military Occupation and Military Bases" panel with the other 3 wahine featured in this photo.
The trip to Wellington was truly inspiring. Mahalo nui to Maria Bargh, professor in Maori Studies at Victoria University, for hosting my stay there. Maria is an accomplished scholar (Editor of Maori and Parliament: Diverse Strategies and Compromises; Resistance: An Indigenous Response to Neoliberalism), and she's a commentator on TVNZ. She's also a mother of two beautiful, brilliant little boys.
Emalani Case is a PhD student at Victoria University in Pacific Studies. Her dissertation is about Hawaiki, and from what she shared with me it sounds like it will be a moving, powerful depiction of Hawaiian thought and cultural/psychological landscape of our sense of origin and expression.
Emalani and I had also had a couple of really good talk-stories about what's happening here in Hawaii, politically and culturally. She's an inspiration and I suspect she will be an influence in our community for a long time to come. She also spoke eloquently at the end of the q&a at the screening. So mahalo nui to her for the kind words of kokua in olelo Hawaii and in english– truly appreciated.
It was great to have another oiwi in the house at the screening, which took place at the National Film Archive; mahalo nui to Oscar Halberg, the projectionist who made my film look beautiful, and to manager, Mark Sweeney.
Mahalo nui loa to las professoras Virgina Metaxas, who instigated my participation and made sure to secure the funding for me to attend and hosted me at her home. I rode all over Connecticut with Ginny and it was kind and stimulating and yes, inspiring. I also want to mahalo Tricia Lin and Rosalyn Amenta, the co-chairs of the conference and two unbelievably inspiring women– their personal AND political stories are why they are such leaders in the women's studies community of scholars and activists.
I am honored to have been able to screen "Noho Hewa" at this conference, and to have been on the opening plenary with an amazing Puerto Rican artists and scholar, Imna Arroyo.
Spoken Word artist, MindEvolution, is an incredibly gifted and fierce poet and artist, and it was a pleasure to see her perform.
Majora Carter was the opening keynote, and her work in the South Bronx makes me wanna visit the South Bronx the next time I'm in NYC… can't say I've ever had that urge!
And last, but fabulous was the closing keynote, Dr. Chung Hyung Kyung. Some of you may recognize her from "The Tribunal." She was a part of the people's tribunal in 1992 here in Hawaii. What an incredibly gifted, brilliant and inspired soul and mind this woman is. Truly an honor to meet her.


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How to tell people they're not invited to your wedding
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How to tell people they're not invited to your wedding
While it would be nice to avoid all of those awkward conversations by simply riding off into the sunset with your hunky fiancé, the reality is that telling people they are not invited to your wedding is an inevitable bridal task.
Luckily, Christine Hart, the relationship expert behind Your Date Coach, has some tips for limiting the guest list – and the drama –on your big day.
1. Make it personal
Although we live in a world of tweets, Facebook messages and emails, Hart strongly advises avoiding the mass, generic message when it comes to wedding matters.
"Nobody wants to receive an email for something so intimate," she says. "Be brave. Try to talk to each friend separately and in person – or at the very least arrange a phone call."
Of course, amidst cake tastings, band auditions and wedding dress shopping, very few brides-to-be have the time to sit down with every person in her life for a one-on-one chat. So Hart advises organizing your friends into levels.
"Divide your friends into two groups: those you are really close with and truly rely on and those who you perhaps see for coffee once in a while," she says. "The friends you are close with deserve an in-person explanation, while the more casual friendships can probably handle a gentle, personalized email."
2. Create memorable pre- or post-wedding activities
A wedding is much more than the actual day itself. Even though friends and family members may not be invited to the celebrations, they can still be involved in other ways.
"Assigning an awesome pre- or post-wedding position can greatly lessen the blow of being told they are not invited," explains Hart. "If you're not having your besties to the wedding, assign each of them a task, like helping you choose your shoes or flowers. Make it a personal, memorable task that allows you to have one-on-one time together to commemorate the occasion."
This will not only help you check things off of your never-ending to-do list, but it will make your close friends and family members feel valued and remembered.
3. Throw a casual engagement or post-wedding party
If the numbers game is the real reason that you can't have certain people at your wedding, Hart suggests throwing a casual engagement party. It doesn't have to be a fancy affair. Beers and a backyard barbecue or a friendly potluck dinner will do.
You can also hire a videographer for the wedding and then share the footage at a casual get-together after the fact.
"Hosting a less fancy event before or after is a great, cost-effective way to still have everyone feel involved," says Hart. "After all, weddings are (or at least should be) about toasting good health to the happy couple no matter what the setting."
4. Keep your game face on
Unfortunately, some people may be irritated, hurt or even angry and take your decision to have a small, intimate ceremony as a personal slight. You may even hear the term "bridezilla" tossed around.
In these situations, Hart recommends deflecting the conversation toward neutral reasons for maintaining a limited guest list.
"Event etiquette typically comes down to the cost of a wedding, venue size and numbers," she says. Citing any one of these perfectly plausible reasons – even if it isn't entirely true and you would just prefer a certain someone wasn't at your wedding – is usually your best bet for avoiding resentment and hurt feelings.
5. Establish bridal boundaries
A lot of weddings become clouded by what it will take to keep others happy and satisfied, so Hart advises establishing some strong boundaries.
"Take some time with your fiancé to really think about what the two of you want," she says. "Have a lot of the planning worked out before you bring in other people's opinions."
This way, if you do happen to encounter some heavy, opinionated personalities, you can politely say: "Thank you, but we've already decided that this works best for our budget and happiness."
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Above all else, if things do get heated, avoid saying something you might regret, such as "I'm not going to be guilted into this." Instead, reassure the other party that they were taken into consideration and offer other ways that they can be involved.
"Just remind people that your decision isn't personal and that this is what you need to have the most amazing wedding day for you," says Hart. "The majority of the time, people want the bride and groom to be happy and will come around."
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- Peldmēteļi
Kas atrodas tuvumā
- Forerunners (2,2 km)
- Jericho Beach (2,6 km)
- Cleveland Park (3 km)
- Locarno Beach (3,3 km)
- Kitsilano Beach (4,9 km)
This is a nice B&B, located a few long blocks from the nearest bus line, in a quiet,…
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House on Dunbar B&B
Viesnīcas informācija: 800 04194 (BEZ MAKSAS no fiksētajiem tālruņiem)
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- Standarta numurs (2010)
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Guests should be aware that 1 cat resides at this property. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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Izcili 4,8 /5 from 8 reviews
This was a comfortable bed & breakfast. The room was comfortable with a nice backyard for relaxing and a private family room for watching TV. The breakfasts prepared by the host were good. She would make fresh fruits and a smoothie each day along with a featured breakfast meal. The host kept to herself but was helpful when we had questions. When I needed some things printed, she had me email them to her and she would print them for me. The neighborhood is quiet and walking distance to public transportation and a nice Italian restaurant where we had dinner twice.
This house was amazing extremely clean, pretty, decorated super stylish, breakfast was amazing and Ms Joan was so respectful, nice, attentive and professional, and very organized. My son who is 21 loved it and said te owner was the nicest person, he loved her breakfast !!! We would love to stay there again, amazing experience. Very relaxing atmosphere. AWESOME from Gisel and Stephen Gonzalez
Quite a bit out of downtown but only about a mile to Jericho beach and 2 miles to Kitsilano, this adorable B&B was a gem of a find. Super quiet and comfy, what it lacked in proximity to downtown, it made up in price. Cabs to downtown were about $20, and I know there was bus service available also (which I did not use). My room had its own washroom with a shower as well as its own TV. The common sitting area had a big screen TV and comfy couches to hang out on. My favorite though, was the backyard and the outdoor lounging space. Such an amazing sanctuary! The owner was really sweet and provided both continental as well as hot breakfast every morning. There were also snacks, coffee, and tea aplenty, which was probably bad news for my waist size. I was very happy with my stay, and would definitely go back.
Such a beautiful B&B i would definitely stay here again and the breakfast was so lovely and delicious every day. Beautiful back yard as well and great room.
I visited Vancouver to attend my niece's graduation from the Univ. of B.C. and stayed at Dunbar B&B for three nights. I was very pleased with everything there. The breakfasts were excellent, even the Continental one. The room, bathroom, etc., were spotless. The neighborhood was very quiet, so I got an excellent night's sleep each night. The owner, Joanne, is a very gracious person and makes sure her guests have everything they need to be comfortable. I would definitely recommend this B&B to anyone looking for accommodation convenient to UBC.
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Ciena announced Thursday a loss of $1.8 billion, or $5.51 cents per share.Ciena announced Thursday that its fourth quarter saw a loss of $1.8 billion, or $5.51 cents per diluted share. The Linthicum, Maryland-based maker of optical networking equipment said its net income, excluding a massive goodwill impairment charge, most of which was for the purchase of Cyras Systems, restructuring costs, deferred stock compensation charges, payroll taxes on stock option exercises and amortization of intangibles and goodwill was $17.1 million, or 5 cents per diluted share, which was in line with analyst estimates.
Revenue for the fourth quarter was up 27 percent from the same period one year earlier, increasing to $367.8 million from $287.6 million.
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Red Terror Martyrs' Memorial Museum is a memorial to the victims of the Red Terror under the Derg regime. The museum has displays of torture instruments, skulls and bones, coffins, bloody clothes, and photographs of victims.
This is a very small museum with not many objects in exhibition. Mostly names and pictures of the victims. Though very sad and after all its free entry.
I understand that this museum is a memorial for Ethiopians who died tragically during the Dirge regime, and it must have a special place in Ethiopians' hearts.
I regret to say that, because most of the collections in this museum only have Amharic description, I do not understand what they are and what are their significance. To allow more foreigners...
The Mengistu regime must have been the worst, killing innocent students and perceived opponents. It is a moving testimony on why people should never allow tyrants and mad men to rule. Wanton detention, stealing from state coffers and enriching those closest to the regime. Though the regime was overthrown, it was replaced by a clique of oppressing technocrats who are...
Very good. A bit small so doesn't take long but entrance is free. They treat you well and and exhibit is a bit heartbreaking.
The museum is a memorial for all those who died during the red terror in Ethiopia, the dark history. It was definitely interesting and worth seeing. And eventhough I'm Ethiopian myself, I learned a lot information about the important time in history, the information I never really knew about. Now I can truly say that I know about the red...
I visited the museum on a Saturday afternoon (it's opened Monday to Sunday 8:30 am to 6:30 pm except for public holidays). Entrance is free but you are required to make a donation at the end of whatever sum you wish. The photos and pictures tell a story of a grimm period in Ethiopia, the Derge rule. It reminded me...
We had a very personal interpretive tour with a well-informed guide who took us through the museum. It provided us with a glimpse of a grim and terrible period in history.
Some would say that it provides on side of an historical moment. I am not well enough informed to comment further.
A small museum, but tells a really important time of Ethiopia. Good information and testimonies of a red era. Totally recommend it.
It is a very good description of a very dark period in Ethiopia's recent history. The signs are both in Amharic and English. Very strong experience!
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How long do tours through the museum last? I.e., how much time should I allot for this museum?
Hi there seem to be two venues. Which one is better from serenity and tourist attraction point of view. Also there seems to be a indian restaurant near one point...can you elaborate pro and cons of both venues...is room tarrif same . I will be booking through expedia
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Gabe in Spokane, WA writes: What's up Paul. I've been reading your posts for awhile now and I'm a big colts fan. Though I'm not from the midwest that's where my passion lies. There for I have high hopes for a team with relatively the same team as last year. There is talk of the loss of Marv and Tony. But thinking about what we have seen say with the Steelers and their loss of bill Cowher and Bettis and Tomlin taking them to the super bowl title I would say that this looks like the same situation in Indy. Peyton looks sharper than ever and our surgical approach to offense and a sound cover 2 base system with the same players and the hopeful addition of bobby sanders looks like we have the same pieces as we did in 2006 when we won the 'ship. What are your expectations for this season? Just a quick blurb considering you're the guy with the most info! Thanks and keep bringing the noise!
Paul Kuharsky: Appreciate the kind words, Gabe. Please keep reading.
Interesting comparison to the Steelers that may prove accurate.
I think the Colts are better at virtually every position and will be a playoff team. I envision the AFC South coming right down to the end between them and the Titans.
Bill Smith in NASHVILLE, TN writes: Paul, I agree with you on earning your own respect. However, I am looking forward to the day when Peyton is out of the division and all analysts can look at the four small market AFC South teams objectively. He has earned it and Indy will be good as long as he is healthy, but if anyone beats them or finishes ahead of them many pundits feel it was a fluke instead of a possible trend. WAR THE SINGLET!!!!!
Paul Kuharsky: Good to hear from you Bill.
The Colts have won the division every year but two since realignment, and those two years were six years apart. Where is the trend in that?
Thanks for listening to "The Wake Up Zone" in Nashville.
Adam Hardebeck in Knoxville, Tenn., writes: Hey Paul, After following quite a lot of postgame talk about last night's game, it seems that the consensus is that Pittsburgh played bad football and still came out on top. Not much credit has been given to Jeff Fisher's squad for taking the Super Bowl Champs to OT on the road after playing 6 games over the past month. People seem to have forgotten that the Titans went 13-3 last year and are returning most of their starters this year. To me, it seemed that Tennessee lost the game more than Pittsburgh won it. Why does it seem that the Titans still have a lot to prove to the national media?
Paul Kuharsky: I disagree completely. Virtually everything I have heard or read credited the Titans for showing great toughness and grit and nearly pulling it off. They inflicted a lot of their trouble on themselves and still had several chances to win it. I actually think it was a loss that gained them respect, despite what I wrote before the game.
No matter any of that though, the standing don't include columns for the categories you are talking about. I disagree with your assessment -- the Steelers impressively drove to a score to tie and a score to win. And the W deservedly belongs to them.
Jeff in Nashvegas writes: PK, it just seems like the Titans have a hard time finishing big games that go down to the wire. Dating back to the Ravens loss in 2000, it feels like they don't have an answer to a big momentum change and they ultimately lose the game.
Paul Kuharsky: The way things played out in Pittsburgh felt a lot like the Baltimore playoff game for sure.
But that's three games you mention, and two of them happen to be the last two they played. I think that might be skewing your thinking.
The New England playoff game in the 2003 season could also probably fit in the category. Four games over nine years does not a trend make, though. Have any more?
Sticking with your time frame, I can think of several strong finishes in big games, too: The Joe Nedney field goal game against the Steelers in the 2002 playoffs, Steve McNair's incredible comeback game at the Giants in 2002, a playoff win at Baltimore with a Gary Anderson field goal at the end in the 2003 season and the remarkable fourth-quarter comeback win against the Giants in Nashville in 2006.
Don't those qualify on the other side of the ledger and offset your claim?


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I've been blogging since 2007 and at this point (July 2015) am trying my hand at turning the theme of this blog towards mystery, thriller, and crime, fiction and nonfiction. I have some special interest topics and categories within this broad genre which include (but are not limited to) serial killers, scandi-crime, Victorian history and historicals, history of the criminally insane and asylums, psychopathology, death, funerary practices and burial, corpses, true crime and anything dealing with the real life macabre, or that portrayed in fiction.
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My sister who lives in Chesnee, SC has trouble with chips. I haven't seen
any here. I am having trouble with morning glory and bind weed. I think
I'm going to have to resort to Roundup in my none food areas. It is in my
veggie gardens. I have tried two things. I have five raised beds. In the
empty bed, I covered the bed with large pieces of cardboard (we did a
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> My parents have the same problem w/ bird feeders Auralie, but in their
> it's the bears that tear them up. I remind them of course that they do
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> > Kitty, I was not offended. I just realized that we have different
> > perspectives
> > on the matter. I, too enjoy wildlife, and am constantly amazed at the
> > wealth
> > of wildlife we have here in the midst of suburban sprawl less than 40
> > from Manhattan and in a densly populated area of the country. But it
> > that the deer get more agressive each year - they have eaten things in
> > past year that they never touched before, and this year even my weekly
> > spraying of DeerOff and DeerSolution has not sufficed. This week they
> > ate the container-grown plants on my doorstep even though they had been
> > sprayed. Squirrels are becoming a major problem with our bird-feeders.
> > I know all the arguments against feeding birds, but we do enjoy watching
> > them so much that we indulge ourselves. We spend an inordinate amount
> > of money on suet cakes for the woodpeckers and sunflower hearts for the
> > goldfinches and others, but the squirrels have become so aggressive that
> > they eat more than the birds. Chet has purchased a shield to cover the
> > tube-feeder, but some of the squirrels have managed to climb up through
> > my hanging baskets of tomatoes and stretch across to the feeder - doing
> > damage to the tomatoes at the same time. We have to bring in the
> > at dark each night because of the raccoons. A couple of nights ago Chet
> > forgot to go for the bird-food until about 10:00 and found that by that
> > time
> > not only had the suet cake been pulled up onto the roof and devoured,
> > the humming-bird feeder had been pulled down and broken. It's just
> > depressing that I can't seem to keep ahead of the damage.
> > I am really a nature-lover, but there has to be a place for me in the
> > environment, too, and it seems harder and harder to maintain it.
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> > Auralie, I am sorry for "scolding" you, but that was not my intention.
> > try to show different points of view when I write. I try to suggest
> > alternative ideas and include reasons why they might be employed.
> > I do notice that I sometimes take a negative approach to many things in
> > life, I usually try to take the half FULL glass approach when it comes
> > gardening. It is my refuge, so when adverse conditions arise, I look
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> > silver lining. I enjoy any bit of wildlife that enters my sanctum, even
> > when they cause me trouble, because I know they have few other places to
> > turn. I do know you have a much more difficult wildlife situation than
> > do, but it sounds similar to what Marge endured, and she found ways to
> > with it and lift her spirits. Rather than scolding you, I wanted to
> > you look at things the way she did.
> >
> > Regardless of my intentions, it is clear that I've offended you and I do
> > apologize for that.
> >
> > I have a lot of chippies myself this year but Seamus seems to be helping
> > with that; I find a chipmunk tail here and there every once in awhile.
> > tail must have less flavor than the rest of it. But still I have
> > areas that they destroy. The main spot is in a raised bed that is built
> > with rocks. I kept plugging the holes with soil, mulch, rocks, but
> > always find a way through it or around it. A few weeks ago I found the
> > cure. Scoopable litter patties. I scooped the round moistened pattie of
> > litter from the pan, dropped it into a baggie and went out to that spot.
> > Turned the bag inside out, plopping the pattie over the hole. I nudged
> > another into the rock entryway. The chippies haven't gone near that bed
> > ever since. I froze a pattie to take to a friend to try as she has a
> > terrible time with them. If it works for her, I may have to start up a
> > little side business. Although I'm not sure if I can get my guys to
> > increase production by much.
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