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Comment on Interview with Diane Pathieu, Assyrian Anchor and Reporter for NBC affiliate WTMJ TV by SAMUEL SOLOMON

SAMUEL SOLOMON — Sat, 06 Aug 2011 20:53:22 +0000

Diane,

Thank you and God bless

Comment on Interview with Diane Pathieu, Assyrian Anchor and Reporter for NBC affiliate WTMJ TV by Susan

Susan — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 17:13:18 +0000

As Diane’s eldest cousin. I am feeling both honored and privileged of writing this about Diane. Honored because there are a few people that I hold in as high regard as her and privileged because it may be a long time before I write about someone as deserving as she is. Diane has worked very hard to get where she is now and she has done it all on her own with no one to say I made her! She is very focused and determined at what she does/wants. Diane is very proud of her Nationality and she will make one understand what Assyrian really is. As Nina states above, Diane is very family oriented and she makes it a fact to come every weekend to visit her family. I am only hoping and praying that Diane makes it to Chicago where everyone gets to see how amazing she really is at what she does and also because her family would love to have her back and watching her in her home town.

Comment on Interview with Diane Pathieu, Assyrian Anchor and Reporter for NBC affiliate WTMJ TV by NINA

NINA — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 15:24:49 +0000

Great interview Diane! Diane is my cousin and the entire family is very very proud of her. I brag to the world about my very impressive cousin. She is not only successful and as you can see beautiful she is the entire package…smart, kind, family oriented, connected to her culture. We should all be very proud to have Diane representing our community. Diane you make us proud.

Comment on Interview with Diane Pathieu, Assyrian Anchor and Reporter for NBC affiliate WTMJ TV by Odi Kadda

Odi Kadda — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 13:30:06 +0000

Khata Diane,

We are very proud of you!

Beautiful face. Great Personality. And I am sure a great voice too.

Hope to see your wish come true and work in Chicago one day and be able to showcase Assyrians even more.

Respectfully,
O.Kadda

Comment on Interview with Diane Pathieu, Assyrian Anchor and Reporter for NBC affiliate WTMJ TV by Eskhiria Z. Gilyana

Eskhiria Z. Gilyana — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 11:35:53 +0000

Dearest sister in Assyrianism Diane Pathieu, Assyrian Anchor and reporter for NBC affiliate WTMJ TV,
I’m so proud of you Diane and I’m proud of every Assyrian that they’re proud of who they are in terms of nationality, reason I’m saying this is because there is only the few the proud of their nation Assyria (Atour) there is way too much to say I’ll stop here but hopefully that I’ll meet you one day soon.
I just wanted you to know that I’m in proces of launching an internet TV it’s already registered under Assyrianvoice.org as soon as we have enough programs were going to start testing it.

Khaya ATOUR, Long live ASSYRIA

In Assyrianism yours,
Respectfully,
Eskhiria Z. Gilyana

Comment on Interview with Diane Pathieu, Assyrian Anchor and Reporter for NBC affiliate WTMJ TV by Alen Barsin

Alen Barsin — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 04:35:49 +0000

God bless you Diane, & thank you for showing us that Assyrians DO reach for higher goals in life. Now there’s you & Ninweh Dinkha of Utah in the same line of work. I wish both of you continued success & may all your dreams come true.
Thanks for being positive role models for other young Assyrians.

Basimeh/Thanks,

Alen Barsin

Comment on One Goddess With Many Names by Faraj

Faraj — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 06:10:29 +0000

On a less important note, I believe the Levant Arabic word (sh-ta-ra) was derived from the ancestral word that was the origin of this Pagan Goddess’ name.

Comment on Leena Khamis: a new name in the list of Assyrian Football Legends by Assyriska FF

Assyriska FF — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 11:55:40 +0000

Don´t forget the Assyrian player Kennedy Bakircioglu, who has played for the Swedish national team, Ajax FC and recently played in the Spanish league, a league that is considered to be the best in the world.

Comment on The Métis of Red River and the Assyrians of Assyria by Jenifer Lawshe

Jenifer Lawshe — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 19:21:33 +0000

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Comment on The Métis of Red River and the Assyrians of Assyria by Burton

Burton — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 18:42:51 +0000

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