ሃብታሟ የ$2 ዶላር ቡና ስትጠጣ $15ሺህ ዶላር ኮት እረስታ ወጣች

ሃብታሟ የ$2 ዶላር ቡና ስትጠጣ  $15ሺህ ዶላር ኮት እረስታ ወጣች
የአሜሪካ የሃሜት የዜና አውታሮች  (tabloids) ሌት ከቀን የሚላዝኑበት ቤተስብ አባል የሆነችው  ጃኔታ ካርዳሺያን (ኢራናዊ አሜሪካን) (Janetta Kardashian)  ስትንዘላዘል ከአንድ ሚኒ ባስ ዋጋ በላይ የሚያወጣውን ጃኬቷን ከካፌ ቤት (New York City Starbucks ) እረስታው ሄደች። ጥያቄ መርሳቷ ሳይሆን ያንን ያክል የሚያወጣ ጃኬት አለ ወይ:: ወይ ገንዘብ መጫዎቻው

The most famous Kardashian of them all: Janetta Kardashian. She is the most famous, right? If not, it was an honest mistake and I’m not at all trolling you. Let’s continue. Janetta Kardashian and her 7-year-old daughter stopped in at a New York City Starbucks last month. Sitting down at a table together,Ms. Kardashian took off her $15,000 mink coat and draped it on her chair. As DNAinfo New York reports, it would be the last time she’d see it.


It’s certainly a shame for Ms. Kardashian to have lost her coat, aside from the worth, she brought it over to the US from her native Russia 2 years ago, meaning it’s not something you just pop over to your local mall to buy. However, she’s taking the loss in stride. As she told DNAinfo, she won’t, “cry over things that won’t cry over me.” She’s mostly just stunned that someone managed to snag it without anybody noticing.

Perhaps Janetta can be calm about the loss of one mink coat because of her vast collection at home. She told the blog she has more than 40 furs at home.You might be asking, “Is she fur real?” That’s a fur question to ask. It makes more sense though if you know that she runs a luxury vintage clothing store online.

It doesn’t seem like the crime will be solved. Ms. Kardashian said police were skeptical of her coat’s value but that, "they saw my last name and they were just friendly."

ኢትዮጵያ ያልደረሱ ቢዝነሶች: Businesses they are not arrived in Ethiopia yet!

ኢትዮጵያ ያልደረሱ ቢዝነሶች: A business it is not arrived  in Ethiopia yet
ኢትዮጵያ ያልገባ የቢዝነስ አይነት የለም፣ ባይበዛም በትንሽ በትንሹ አለ ግን ይህ ቢዚነስ (ንግድ ልበለው) ወደ ሃገርችን ገና አልገባም። እዚህ እኔ ካለሁበት አካባቢ ሁለት ሱቆች አሉ፣ ሁለቱም የሚያደርጉት አንድ አይነት ቢሆንም እንኳ አንደኛው ቢዚነስ (ቢዚንስ አማርኛ ሆኗል አሉ) በጣም ብዙ ገበያ አለው። አንደኛው ኢትዮጵያ ውስጥ በየ ስረቻው ሲኖር አንዱ ግን ያንን ስራ ብሎ የከፈተ ሰው ገብያም አይኖረውም  ለሰው መሳቂያ መሆን ብቻ ሳይሆን ተረት ተረት ይሰራበታል። ግን ያ ቢዚነስ ምንድን ነው?  በሚቀጥለው እትም? clue,  not massage parlor, not smoking shop or similar
There will be few more!

የማሌዥያው አየር መንገድ በረራ MH 370 መጥፋት ግራ አጋባ

የማሌዥያው አየር መንገድ በረራ መጥፋት ግራ አጋባ
ያ እዚህ ታዬ ፣ እዚያ ታዬ በቃ መጥፋት ግራ አጋባ? ሲኤን ኤን (CNN),  እዚህ ቢቢሲ (BBC) እዚያ ሁሉም የተለያየ ዜና አንዳዱ አደናጋሪ፣ ሌላው ደግሞ አስገራሚ ዜና ያወራሉ እስኪ ደግሞ የኔን አዳምጡ።
የኔ ደግሞ የሚመስለኝ እንዲህ ነው። አሸባሪ የለም፣ ሌላ ሰይጣን የለም አውሮፕላኑ ብልሽት አጋጥሞት ፓይለቱ ለማሳርፍ ሲታገል ውቅያኖስ ውስጥ ችግር ያገኘው የመስለኛል። የህም ማለት አውሮፕላኑ ሞተሩ በጣም እየሰራ ባህር ውስጥ ከገባ በጣም ውስጥ ሰርስሮ ይገባል ማለት ነው። ነገር ግን አውሮፕላኑ ላይ አሸባሪዎች ቢኖሩና ፈንጂ ቢጠቀሙ ኖሮ ስብርባሪው ውቅያኖስ ላይ ተንሳፎ ይገኝ ነበር።  ቸር መመኘት ጥሩ ቢሆንም ይህ ግን በኔ ግምት የሚያዬኝ ነው። ለሁሉም ቸር ወሬ ያሰማን።
AMEN
(CNN) -- It's a mystery that authorities still haven't been able to solve: Where is Malaysia Airlines Flight 370?

There were still more questions than answers Thursday as U.S. officials said investigators will start combing the Indian Ocean as they look for the missing aircraft.

Why would authorities expand their search rather than narrowing it?

New information, U.S. officials told CNN, indicates the missing airplane could have flown for several hours beyond the last transponder reading.

Malaysian authorities believe they have several "pings" from the airliner's service data system, known as ACARS, transmitted to satellites in the four to five hours after the last transponder signal, suggesting the plane flew to the Indian Ocean, a senior U.S. official told CNN. That information combined with known radar data and knowledge of fuel range leads officials to believe the plane may have made it to that ocean, which is in the opposite direction of the plane's original route.

ወላጆቿን ፍርድ ቤት ያቆመችው ወጠጤ ቤቷ ተመለስች።

ለአቅም ሂዋን ያልደረስችውና ለምን ወላጆቼ ተቆጡኝ ብላ ከኮበለለች በሗላ በየ ሳምንቱ  $650 ዶላር ለትምህርቴና ለኑሮዬ ካልከፍላችሁ ብላ ወላጆቿን  ከሳ የነበረችው ራሄል ካኒንግ (Rachel Canning))ወደ ቤቷ ተመለሰች። የሚገርመው ለዚህ ሁሉ ጣጣ ብቸኛው ተጠያቂው የልጅቷ ጓደኛ መሆኑ ተደርሶበታል። በልጅ የማይታዘዝበት አገር

Rachel Canning, 'spoiled' New Jersey teen, goes home to parents

The 18-year-old high school senior has finally reunited with her family. The Lincoln Park teen had tried suing her parents after they refused to put up with her wayward lifestyle. The Cannings are now asking for privacy.

የ2 አምቷ ሕፃን ህግ ጥሳ ፖሊስ የ4 ዶላር ትኬት ሰጣት

ይህ የሆነው ፍሎሪዳ ግዝት ውስጥ ጃክስንቭል ከተማ ሲሆን ህፃኗ የአሻንጉሊት መኪናዋን እየነዳች የሌሎች ትላልቅ ሰወችን መኪና ስለተላተመች ነው። አታድርስ ነው። 

2-year-old in Jacksonville, Fla., will have to start doing some chores now to pay off the $4 "ticket" she received Tuesday from police officers while driving her white convertible toy car around her apartment complex.

The good news for the toddler, Za'Dariyah, is that the scribbling and drawings her mother says she has been making on the ticket won't be held against her in court.

The driving infraction against Za'Dariyah was given in fun by a few good-natured officers with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office who were responding to a call at the same apartment complex where Za'Dariyah lives with her family.


The officers saw an opportunity to defuse the situation when they saw Za'Dariyah cruising around the parking lot.

"Everybody got a bad perception of the police … and the police was real nice when they came along," said Za'Dariyah's uncle Keyth Mishaw, who took photos of his niece's first "ticket" and sent them to First Coast News.

The photos went viral on the station's Facebook page - garnering 3 million views, 150,000 likes and 17,000 shares - and Mishaw, Za'Dariyah and her mother, Zumekia, were interviewed live on the News' 7 p.m. broadcast Tuesday night, even bringing Za'Dariyah's white convertible with them.

"I'm still in shock right now about it all," Zumekia, whose last name was not released, said of the attention her daughter's pictures have received.

Though the ticket is fake, Za'Dariyah was "bumping into some cars" while driving the convertible for the first time, her uncle said.

"She was just actually doing her little driving thing and they [said], 'She deserves a ticket. She deserves a ticket,'" Mishaw said of the officers.

"We had fun with it and my family had a good time with it," Mishaw said. "I want to say hey to the officer. He made a real good something out of nothing."

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has not responded to requests for comment.

የአሳ ደም አለው ?

የአሳ ደም አለው ?
የሞኝ ጥያቄ እንደምትሉ አልጠራጠርም። በዚህ በአብይ ጾም የአሳ ነገር የኦርቶዶክ ተዋህዶ ተከታዮችን ለሁለት የከፈለ ጉዳይ ነው። እንደሚታወቀው በዚህ አብይ ጾም  ስጋ፣ እንቁላል፣ ወተትና የመሳስሉት አይበሉም/አይጠጡም። በዚህ ጉዳይ ላይ ሁሉም አንድ ሲሆን የአሳ ጉዳይ ግን ትንሸ ግራ ያጋባል። እኔ በበኩሌ የአሳ የመብላት ፍላጎቴ የሚያይለው አሁን ስለሆን በቃ ደስ ብሎኝ ነው የምበላው። ግን ማን ብላ እንዳለኝ ስለማላውቅ ያው የወረስሁት ልምድ ስለሆነ ለማቆም ሃሳቡም የለኝም። ግን ድሮ ልጅ ሳለሁ የተነገረኝ አሳ ደም የለውም ነበር። ዛሬ ውሎየ አሳ ገበያ ስለነበር ያየሁት አሳ ደም ሳይሆን በቃ ለዚያውም ደማቅ ቀይ ደም ነው ያለው። መብላቴን ባላቆምም እስኪ አሳ የምትበሉ አሳ ደም የለውም ከሚለው ውጭ የተፈቀደበትን ሌላ ምክንያት ለንባብ አብቁት::

Post by Tilahun Gessesse.

የውሃ ሽታ ሆኖ የቀረው የማሌዥያ አየር መንገድ በረራ MH370 ፍለጋ ወደ ህንድ ውቅያኖስ አመራ

 የውሃ ሽታ ሆኖ የቀረው የማሌዥያ አየር መንገድ በረራ MH370  ፍለጋ ወደ ህንድ ውቅያኖስ አመራ

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — The search for a missing jetliner has been expanded well west of its last reported position, toward India, six days after it vanished an hour after taking off for Beijing.
White House press secretary Jay Carney said Thursday that some searchers were being shifted hundreds of miles west of Malaysia, far off course from the intended flight path of the jet.
"It is my understanding the one possible piece of information, or pieces of information, has led to the possibility that a new search area may be opened up over the Indian Ocean," said Carney, who added that U.S. government "may be allocating" resources to that area to take part in the search.
Meanwhile, Malaysia's acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein dismissed as "inaccurate" Thursday a report that claimed, based on engine data, that missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 may have flown for four hours following its last communication with air-traffic control.
Hishammuddin acknowledged that it is possible that the plane continued flying for a period of time but said a report in the Wall Street Journal stating that engine data from the jetliner continued to transmit information even after the plane lost contact with airport authorities was not correct.
However, he said, "We have not ruled out the possibility that it has flown on."
The last data transmitted from the engines was received at 1:07 a.m. Saturday on the day the plane with 239 people on board vanished, and indicated that "everything is operating normally," said Malaysia Airlines CEO Ahmad Jauhari Yahya.
Rolls-Royce, the engine maker, and Boeing, the plane manufacturer, also confirmed that no further data were received from the engines, he said. The last civilian radar signal came at 1.30 a.m. Saturday.
In another dramatic twist in the search-and-rescue efforts now into their sixth day, Hishammuddin said that satellite images released Wednesday by China are not debris from the plane.
The murky images showed what might have been three pieces of debris of significant size, leading to a fruitless search Thursday by Malaysian aircraft in the area indicated, which matched the expected flight path.
Chinese authorities later explained the image release was an accident, and did not show Flight 370 plane debris, said Hishammuddin. The publication on an official Chinese government agency website was a result of "personal behavior which is now under investigation," and was not authorized nor endorsed by the Chinese government, he said, reading from a statement from the Chinese Embassy to Malaysia.
The statement echoed remarks earlier from Li Jiaxing, China's civil aviation chief, that China could not confirm the debris pictured was from the missing plane.
Hishammuddin again defended the Malaysian authorities' response to what he called an "unprecedented" and "crisis" situation.
"We have not done anything that would jeopardize this search effort. … Malaysia has nothing to hide. We have spared no expense and no effort" in a search that he said has expanded to include 43 ships and 40 aircraft, operating on both sides of the Malaysian peninsula.
The original flight plan ran up the east side of the peninsula, over the South China Sea, but the search was extended in recent days to the west side — the Straits of Malacca — after military radar indicated the possibility of a plane making a turn back and flying into that area.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board reviewed the data and agreed with Malaysian authorities that there were "reasonable grounds" to search on the western side of peninsular Malaysia, he said.
Malaysia would not ordinarily release raw data from its military radars, but "in this case we have put the search effort above our national security," and shared data with the USA, China and others, said Hishammuddin.
Like conversations around the world, the plane's fate and mysterious disappearance is dominating discussions in Malaysia. "Maybe it was black magic," said Hairul Nizam, 37, a taxi driver at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. "Why was there no electrical signal from the plane? All our phones give off signals. The U.S. has such good technology, but they cannot find it," he said.
"Maybe there is some news hidden from the people," suggested his friend Zuherrdy Nasution, a sailor from Indonesia who lives in Kuala Lumpur. The most common explanations he had heard involved hijacking or sabotage. Both defended the national carrier, Malaysia Airlines, that Nasution was set to fly on Thursday afternoon.
"It is still a good airline, and the Malaysian government is trying its best," said Nizam.
At the airport's main viewing area, visitors have written hundreds of hopes and prayers on specially prepared sheets and white boards. "Sometimes miracle takes time … surely you will all come home safe — don't lose hope," read one.
Nearby, KFC employee Hakimi Yusoff took his lunch break Thursday and said Islam would help Malay families deal with their loss. "It was fate, from God, and we must accept the fate of God," said Hakimi Yusoff, 18.