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Ethiopian & Rastafari by Aster Sellassie, Millennium Ed. 
Web-building proved to be very time consuming. Old pages ask for time no less than new pages. In short, this is not for a part-time job, if you want to this job right. In two years I built a lot of pages and now it's time to step back. Many links I have to remove from our pages -- websites and companies are born and die every day -- and, I guess, our presence on the web is an accomplishment. The original pages @ Angelfire will be updated; this page, for example page9.html, but for the latest pages go to Sellassie Cyber University, Sellassie Books or Business Sellassie There are many (too many) commercial links, but I expect that the websites will generate some money to pay somebody to keep them up. I hope the new people will do a better job than I.
P.S. Thank you all, who visited our pages, and you, who is about to discover them! Free Sellasssie EmaileFood: CookBook!  GeoAlaska: Theatre & Film
Summary2005: Music Page *Questions"An Ethiopian Boyhood" amazon.com 
Notes
 2004 & After
 Liberty is always unfinished business. --anonymous
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Angelfire - Easiest Free Home Pages
Ethiopia on the Web
Belay Seyoum, Ph.D, African Links
Bible Society Work in Ethiopia
Esther: Addis Ababa is a different city for me. A place of the past to visit. My grandmother house. Only a few people I remember, not many remember me. Half of Ethiopian population are children, many without parents.
For more photographs from Addis in 1995 see other pages.
Go to page Three and Four -- the Culture of Ethiopia.
Can you dance with your shoulders? I wish I can find a way to put a video on.
Our New York Period. We love NY!
These are some photos from our visit in L.A. in '92
The two with uncle Sammy.
Our three years in Virginia
Photo from "Roanoke Times" (the story is on another page)
....And Alaska
My son. Most recent photograph.
He graduates this May and goes to Junior High.
During the Summer he is in the Fine Arts Camp, creative writing program.
(c)2004 HIM 
SOME OF THE CARS ARE YELLOW THAT GO BY
SOME OF THE CARS ARE BLACK THAT STAY BEHIND
THE ORANGE ONES ARE CONFUSED THE BLUE ONES
SIMPLE REFUSEAND THE WHITE ONES DONT CARE
LIFES A RIDE SO TAKE IT FOR A SPIN
ONE WAY OR ANOTHER
ONE WAY OR ANOTHER WE WILL SIGH
ONE WAY OR ANOTHER WE WILL DIE
ONE WAY OR ANOTHER WE WILL FLIE HIGH
ONE WAY OR ANOTHER WE WILL SAY GOOD BYE
BOXERdedicated to my father
HE WAS ALWAYS TOO STRONG FOR ME
ALWAYS
THICKER IN THE MUSLE TELL ME AGAIN WHEN
YOU A BOXER IN SMALL RED GLOVES THE
GLOVES OF BLOOD
Here he is of age of my son, Aleosha. In school they call him Alex, but at birth we gave him an Ethiopian name -- Tafari.
Tragic news, Tony, son of my uncle Zewde, died in New York
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