Saturday, March 22, 2014

ሁኔታው በዚህ ከቀጠለ የIII (ሶስተኛ ) የአለም ጦርነት ዋዜማ ላይ ሳንሆን አንቀርም

ሁኔታው በዚህ ከቀጠለ የIII (ሶስተኛ ) የአለም ጦርነት ዋዜማ ላይ ሳንሆን አንቀርም::

የሩሲያ ጦር ለዩክሬን ወታደሮች የክሪምያን አውሮፕላን ማርፊያ ለቀው እንዲወጡ የመጨረሻ ማስጠንቀቂያ የሰጡ ሲሆን የሰሜን አትላንቲክ ቃል ኪዳን አገሮች (NATO) አባላት የሩሲያው ፕሬዜዳንት በዚህ አያያዙ ከቀጠለ ሌሎችንም በአጠገቡ ያሉትን አገሮች እንዳይጎርሳቸው ሁሉም አባላት አገሮች ለመረዳዳት ውል ፈርመዋል። የህንን ውል ተግባራዊ ለማድርግ እና የሩሲያ አጎራባች አገሮች ከፍራቻ ለማውጣት የአሜሪካው ምክትል ፕሬ ዜዳንት ጆ ባይድን (Joe Biden) ወደ አውሮፓ ጉዞ አድርገው ነበር። ከአፍጋኒስታን ጦርነት በሗላ ብዙም ስራ ያላገኘው የኔቶ ሰራዊት አሁን ገና የሚያጣድፍ ስራ አገኘን ብሎ ወድ ሩሲያ ድንብር እየተጠጋ ሲሆን እንደ አንድ የኔቶ ጄኔራል የሩሲያው መሪ ልክ የመንደር አስቸጋሪ ጎረምሳ (Bully) ነው በማልት በፌዝ ሲናገሩ በአንፃሩ ደግሞ ፕሬዜዳንት ፑተን የኔቶን ወደ ራሽያ ድንበር ጠጋ ጠጋ ማለት ትንሽ ቅሬታ አስምቷቸዋል። ይህ ሁኔታ በዚህ ከቀጠለ ፑተን የድሮ የሩሲያ ግዛት አግሮችን ዋጥ ስልቅጥ ያደርጋቸዋል የሚልው ስጋት አሜሪካንና ሌሎችንም የአለም መንግስታትን አስግቷል። ይህ በዚህ እንዳለ የኢራን መንግስት ከእንጨት የተሰራ (እንሱ ነው ያሉት) ልክ የአሜሪካን ጦር ተሸካሚ መርከብ (Navy’s Nimitz-class carriers)በመስራት ላይ መሆኗን አንድ ሪፖርት በሳተላይት አየሁ ብሎ አስታወቀ። እንደ ዘገባው ይህ የውሸት የጦር ተሽካሚ መርከብ ሆን ብሎ በአሜሪካ ላይ ለማሾፍ ተብሎ የተስራ ነው ብሏል። ይህ ሁኔታ በዚህ ከቀጠለ ሶስተኛው የአለም ጦርነት ዋዜማ ላይ ያለን ይመስለኛል። ለሁሉም ያቅለው! AMEN

የአሜሪካው ትልቁ ሱፐር ማርኬት ወልማርት (Walmart) ተፎካካሪዎችን ለመጣል ባለው ጽኑ ውሳኔ ላይ በመቀጥል ሴቪንግ ካቸር (Saving Catcher) ወይም ቁጠባ ማጥመጃ የሚባለውን ፕሮግራም ጀመሯል።

የአሜሪካው ትልቁ ሱፐር ማርኬት ወልማርት ( Walmart ) ተፎካካሪዎችን ለመጣል ባለው ጽኑ ውሳኔ ላይ በመቀጥል ሴቪንግ ካቸር (Saving Catcher) ወይም ቁጠባ ማጥመጃ የሚባለውን ፕሮግራም ጀመሯል።በዚህ ፕሮግራም ለምሳሌ እርስዎ የሆን እቃ ሌላ ሱቅ ገዝተው ከሆነ እና ወልማርት ያ እቃ በርካሽ ካለው የገዙበትን ደረሰኝ በማሳየት ለዩነቱን ነጥብ ይሰጥዎታል። በዚያ ነጥብም ከወልማት እቃ ለምግዛት ይችላሉ
Wal-Mart told The Associated Press that it has rolled out an online tool that allows shoppers to compare its prices on 80,000 food and household products to those of its competitors. The world’s largest retailer began offering the feature that’s called “Savings Catcher” on its website late last month in seven big markets that include Dallas, San Diego and Atlanta.

The move by Wal-Mart, which has a long history of undercutting competitors, could change the way people shop and how other retailers price their merchandise. After all, Americans already increasingly are searching for the lowest prices on their tablets and smartphones while in checkout aisles.
Shoppers do this so often that big retailers that include behemoths such as Target and Best Buy have started offering to match the lower prices of rivals — but only if shoppers do the research on their own. The idea behind Wal-Mart’s online feature, on the other hand, is to do the legwork for customers.

ከ April 8, 2014 ጀምሮ ማይክሮ ሶፍት ለኤክስፒ አዳዲስ ማሻሻያዎችን (Security Updates) መስጥት ያቆማል::

That's when Microsoft plans to stop issuing security updates for the aging, but still popular XP version of its flagship Windows operating system, which by some estimates is still running on nearly one in three personal computers in homes and offices around the world, along with some bank ATMs and other commercial systems.

በረራ በቻይና ሳተላይት የታዬው የበረራ MH 370 ስባሪ

በረራ በቻይና ሳተላይት የታዬው የበረራ MH 370 ስባሪ
ቻይና በተራዋ የማሌዥያን አየር መንገድ ሳተላይቴ አየሁ አለ። የማን ሳተላይት ቀረ? "እኔ እኮ ሞኝ ነኝ" አሉ ሴትዮዋ። ወረቀት ያስያዙትን አይረሳም እንዲሉ እስከ ዛሬ መስሎኝ የነበር ከዚያ ከጠረፍ ላይ ያሉት ሳተላይቶ የምበላውንና የምጠጣውን፣ የመኪናዬን ታርጋ አንዳንዴም በቦርሳዬ ያለውን ብር ያያሉ እያልሁ ብዙውን ግዜ ቦርሳ ስከፍት ደበቅ፣ ለበስ አድርጌ ነበር አሁን ግን እንኳን ቦርሳዬን አምስት የጭነት መኪና የሚያክለውን አውሮፕላን ማዬት ተስኗቸው ይኽ ው ነገሩ ሁሉ ሌባና ፖሊስ ጨዋታ ሆኗል። ዛሬ ደግሞ ቻይና አይቻለሁ ብላልች። እስኪ አብረን እንጠብቅ።

ቻይና በተራዋ የማሌዥያን አየር መንገድ በረራ MH 370ን ሳተላይቴ አየ አለች።

Malaysian Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein shows a note from the Chinese ambassador stating that they have received new satellite images during the search for Flight MH370. (Manan Vatsyayana, AFP/Getty Images / March 22, 2014)

ቻይና በተራዋ የማሌዥያን አየር መንገድ ሳተላይቴ አየ አለች። የማን ሳተላይት ቀረ?
እኔ እኮ ሞኝ ነኝ አሉ ሴትዮዋ። ወረቀት ያስያዙትን አይረሳም እንዲሉ እስከ ዛሬ መስሎኝ የነበር ከዚያ ከጠረፍ ላይ ያሉት ሳተላይቶ የምበላውን የምጠጣውን፣ የመኪናዬን ታርጋ አንዳንዴም በቦርሳዬ ያለውን ብር ያያሉ እያልሁ ብዙውን ግዜ ቦርሳ ስከፍት ደበቅ፣ ለበስ አድርጌ ነበር አሁን ግን እንኳን ቦርሳዬን አምስት ይጭነት መኪና የሚያክለውን አውሮፕላን ማዬት ተስኗቸው ይኽ ወ ነገሩ ሁሉ ሌባና ፖሊስ ጨዋታ ሆኗል። ዛሬ ደግሞ ቻይና አይቻለሁ ብላልች። እስኪ አብረን እንጠብቅ።

China spots new possible plane debris in southern Indian Ocean

(Reuters) - Chinese satellites have spotted a new object in the southern Indian Ocean that could be wreckage from a missing Malaysian airliner carrying 239 people, and ships are on their way to investigate, China and Malaysia said on Saturday.

The object, around 22 meters long (74ft) and 13 meters (43ft) wide, was spotted early on March 18 around 120 km (75 miles) from a location where possible debris was sighted by another satellite on March 16 in the remote ocean off western Australia, China's State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense (SASTIND) said on its website.

The Chinese sighting was first revealed by Malaysia's Defence Minister and acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein, who was handed a note with details during a news conference in Kuala Lumpur.

"Chinese ships have been dispatched to the area," Hishammuddin said.

China said an image of the object had been captured by its high-definition earth observation satellite "Gaofen-1". The location was south by west of the possible debris announced by Australia on Thursday, SASTIND said.

The latest possible lead in the hunt for the jetliner comes two weeks after it disappeared from civilian radar screens less than an hour after taking-off from the Malaysian capital on a scheduled flight to Beijing.

Searches by more than two dozen countries have so far turned up little but frustration and fresh questions about Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.

REMOTE SEAS

The international search for the plane has in recent days focused on the southern Indian Ocean far off Australia's western coast after satellite images captured floating objects that investigators believed could be parts of an aircraft.

Six aircraft and two merchant ships have been scouring the area, but there were no reports of any wreckage being found.

Australia, which announced the first satellite image and is coordinating the rescue, has cautioned the objects might be a lost shipping container or other debris and may have since sunk.

"Even though this is not a definite lead, it is probably more solid than any other lead around the world and that is why so much effort and interest is being put into this search," Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss told reporters, before latest Chinese report.

According to several people familiar with the matter, India has told Malaysian investigators that it had found no evidence the plane flew through its airspace, making the satellite debris lead more solid.

It was the first formal notification that India had come up empty-handed after checking its radar records, the sources said.

China, Japan and India were sending more planes and Australian and Chinese navy vessels were also steaming towards the southern zone, more than 2,000 km (1,200 miles) southwest of Perth.

Weather conditions were good, with 10 km (6 miles) of visibility, according to officials - a crucial boost for a search that is relying more on human eyes than the technical wizardry of the most advanced aircraft in the world.

"I AM NOT GOING TO GIVE UP"

Aircraft and ships have also renewed the search in the Andaman Sea between India and Thailand, going over areas in the northern corridor that have already been exhaustively swept to find some clue to unlock one of the biggest mysteries in modern aviation.

The Pentagon said it was considering a request from Malaysia for sonar equipment. The P-8 and P-3 spy planes, which the United States is already deploying in the search, also carry "sonobuoys" that are dropped into the sea and use sonar signals to search the waters below.

Investigators suspect the Boeing 777 was deliberately diverted thousands of miles from its scheduled path. They say they are focusing on hijacking or sabotage but have not ruled out technical problems.

The search itself has strained ties between China and Malaysia, with Beijing repeatedly leaning on the Southeast Asian nation to step up its hunt and do a better job at looking after the relatives of the Chinese passengers.

For families of the passengers, the process has proved to be an emotionally wrenching battle to elicit information.

In a statement on Saturday, relatives in Beijing lambasted a Malaysian delegation for "concealing the truth" and "making fools" out of the families after they said they left a meeting without answering all their questions.

"This kind of conduct neglects the lives of all the passengers, shows contempt for all their families, and even more, tramples on the dignity of Chinese people and the Chinese government," they said.

Some experts have argued that the reluctance to share sensitive radar data and capabilities in a region fraught with suspicion amid China's military rise and territorial disputes may have hampered the search.

(Additional reporting by Ruairidh Villar, Tim Hepher, Niki Koswanage, A. Ananthalakshmi and Siva Govindasamy in Kuala Kumpur, Lincoln Feast in Sydney and Jason Lee in Beijing; Editing by Michael Perry and Nick Macfie)