the history  about  flani  o'conner?
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Flannery O'Connor, Writer \n\nBorn: 25 March 1925 \nBirthplace: Savannah, Georgia \nDied: 3 August 1964 (complications from lupus) \nBest Known As: Southern author of "A Good Man is Hard to Find" \nName at birth: Mary Flannery O'Connor\n\nFlannery O'Connor's stories are characterized by misfits and fanatics from the American South, usually struggling with questions of violence and spiritual faith. Though she wrote two novels, O'Connor is most remembered for her short stories, the most famous being "A Good Man is Hard To Find" (1953) and "Everything That Rises Must Converge" (1961). She died from lupus when she was 39 years old. A posthumous collection, The Complete Short Stories of Flannery O'Connor, won the National Book Award in 1972.\n\nO'Connor's novels: Wise Blood (1952) and The Violent Bear It Away (1960).
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Check the link below\n\nI think you're looking for Giovanni Ribisi.
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Oriana Fallaci (June 29, 1929 – September 15, 2006) was an Italian journalist, author, and political interviewer. An antifascist partisan during World War II, she had a long and successful journalistic career. She died in her native Florence, Italy, at age 77.\nShe was called "our most celebrated female writer" by Ferruccio De Bortoli, former director of the newspaper Corriere della Sera. Decades ago, the Los Angeles Times described her as "the journalist to whom virtually no world figure would say no."\nAs a young journalist, she interviewed many internationally known leaders and celebrities such as Henry Kissinger, the Shah of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, Lech Wałęsa, Willy Brandt, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Walter Cronkite, Muammar al-Gaddafi, Federico Fellini, Sammy Davis Jr, Deng Xiaoping, Nguyen Cao Ky, Yasir Arafat, Indira Gandhi, Alexandros Panagoulis, Wernher von Braun, Archbishop Makarios, Golda Meir, Nguyen Van Thieu, Haile Selassie and Sean Connery.\nAfter retirement, she authored a series of articles and books that roused controversy amongst certain Islamic and Arab factions.\nShe spent the last years of her life in New York, where she lived for several years with lung cancer, which she referred to as "the Other One" in her most recent books. She returned to Italy before dying of cancer in a hospital in her native Florence on the night between the 14th and the 15th of September 2006\nclick here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oriana_Fallaci#Career
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FAMOUS ROCK STAR/BOOK 'ALEX'/AND COUPLE WHO HAD CF/MANY CF HEROS!!! MY SON CF 29!!! ALSO BOOK'LAURA 'ROTHENBERG/CF.../cherubangelov@yahoo.com
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No idea, but try posting your question here:\n\nhttp://www.irishlegends.com/
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Now there's a name I haven't heard in quite awhile!\nDenny's real name is Brian Hines...looks like he left Wings due to the fact they disbanded, or was it the dispute over the rights of "Mull Of Kintyre" that he co-wrote with Paul...really stumped by the 'Broadstreet' character...\ntidbits:  apparently, Denny is writing an autobiography...didn't realize he was involved with Ginger Baker...\n(thanks for a good question!)
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I'm listening to a recording of her right now ; )\n\nA remarkable but accidental discovery has come to the attention of Ghost watch Ireland of a bundle in the Irish linen mill unearthing a recording almost a century old and archive newspaper reviews of singer Helena Blunden. We invite you to listen to this recording of Helena Blunden singing Pie Jesu which was made on 24 January 1912, just three months before her tragic death. We also publish an original review of her singing which appeared in a parish magazine a week after Helena's performance. News of the discovery of the recording and reviews was withheld until we received expert opinion which confirmed that the find was authentic.\n\n\nIn 1912, Helena Blunden was a 16-year-old worker in an Irish linen mill who had aspirations to be an opera singer. Hurrying to get to a concert one evening, she tripped on a mop and fell over a stair railing to her death. Her spirit, they say, still haunts the mill. Her footsteps have been heard along corridors, on the stairs and in a utility room. The webcam broadcasts live from a print room on one floor of the mill. You can report a sighting if you have one. They also have an actual recording of Helena singing, which was made just three months before her death.\n\n\nSo the question is-do you believe??
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There's a little bit about him (including a photo) at:\nhttp://www.biniasz.com/pages/5/
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Not sure what his name was, but here is a picture:\n\nhttp://xoomer.virgilio.it/davide.andreani/collezione/serie2serie/mx_90italia.jpg
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Here:\nhttp://www.oliebollen.com/detail.aspx?ID=4476&cc=go
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http://www.biography-center.com/\nhttp://www.faganfinder.com/bio/
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Now I have theories here! But I don't know!  go to www.sirpercy.org and see what you think after reading all the background info there.  There is a LOT of history that goes beyond the novels and there is a family tree dating back centuries before the books were set and naming thier children.  I can't work out whether it is a very elaborate fan writing or a biography?
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scarlet o'hara Here a big news for you!...\nhttp://www.osoq.com/funstuff/extra/extra01.asp?strName=scarlet_o'hara
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I've seen some nude pictures of her but I dunno about her doing porn movies and also I heard that she's not dating Flav nomore (which is no shocker) she's dating an NFL player now. If you wanna see the pictures this is the website www.mediatakeout.com
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Go to Yahoo or Google and do a search for the title.  You'll get a lot of hits.  This one is really good, from an online review at amazon.com:\n\n "Black Dogof Fate" Is a Fuzzy Grey Beast at Best , May 24, 2005\nReviewer:Bedros Afeyan "Bedros Afeyan" (Pleasanton, CA) - See all my reviews\n(REAL NAME)   \nPeter Balakian's book, "Black Dog of Fate," tries to be too many things\nand sadly fails at many of them. In essence, it is an attempt to tell a\nsort of Armenian-American story which I find not overly interesting or\ncompelling. I wish the author had done a bit more in-depth work to learn\nabout his people and their rich heritage before embarking to represent it\nor explain it or share it with non-Armenians, for he has much more to absorb\nand understand himself first. I find the Armenianness in this book to be\ntentative, unengaged and unconvincing. Pity, since the author seems to\nhave a lot of passion in his pursuit of other aspects of his life such as\nfootball, the Yankees, modern poetry, and exposing Turkish attempts to\nbuy (among others) Princeton professors to act as mouthpieces giving\nlegitimacy to their vile historical revisionism, practiced by the\n"modern" Turkish state and its organs.\n\nIt seems to be all the rage these days to elevate personal histories and\nfamily testimonials into the realm of fiction and novels. The "I" and "we"\nand "us" occupy center stage and the reader is invited to enjoy the\nintimacy that must surely be in place via this artifice. But is it realy?\nSince in order to make this legitimate, the writer must distance himself,\nat least initially, from all this old world exotica, and like the reader,\nquestion their validity or relevance in present day North American\nsociety. What are all these old world, old fashioned ghosts and traditions?,\nis the first cry of writer and reader alike, only, ofcourse, to be followed\nby a sharp bank turn where the writer steers the satisfied and in-place\nreader towards the opposite viewpoint wherein *this* culture and *this*\nlifestyle become suspect in light of some tentative spotting of cultural\nwealth that has been traded in or abandoned in order to swim swiftly towards\nmaterialistic, memory-free, self-redefining, "comfort" seeking and buying\nmores.\n\nIn the Balakian tale, one encounters suburbia instead of substance,\nworldly goods acquisition instead of deep roots that steady the soul,\nimmediate family and relatives running away from their true identities either\ntowards surrealism, the abstract and unemotional, or else towards medicine,\nrespectability and detachment. Young Balakian observes but never\nunderstands "the grandmother" for she is shielded culturally from being\nable to reach him by her very offsprings who can not and will not instill\nthe Armenian identity he will eventually seek but never quite find. Their\ncrime is self-denial and a march to the tune of America's mixmaster\npiper. "Be unlike your past and your future will be brighter," seems to be\nwhat America promises, at the very least. The intermediate generation listens\nand adopts this credo and Peter is left to find out but never quite\nunderstand just what cost his ancestors have paid to remain Armenian and\nto preserve our culture before the final denials on New Jersey pateos while\nenjoying, as if to serve sweet irony, full course Armenian meals and the\nmixing aromas of delicacies from the old country every Sunday.\n\nPeter is lost alright, but as the book sadly shows, he remains lost.\nParaphrasing or quoting Ambassador Morgenthau does not an Armenian genocide\nexpert make. Personal family testimonials of the Turkish atrocities does\nnot a genocide history make (For that, read Vahakn Dadrian's "The History\nof the Armenian Genocide" Berghahn Books, 1995). Episodic accounts can be\ndismissed by the Turks as hear-say and as mere isolated incid
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.music-artists.org/pop/keren_ann.html
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go to www.republica.it that's the newspapers in Italian, which you can have translated in English otherwise go to .. to   thebigproject.co.uk and you can read all the international news on line, of every news paper world wide.  there was a betting scandal, this has been going on now for weeks. it has affected the players i would say. didn't think much of last nights game, they could of played better