I am reading about Patty Hearst. Where is Sibonesia? Is there a Sibonesia?
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"the name 'symbionese' is taken from the word symbiosis and we define its meaning as a body of dissimilar bodies and organisms living in deep and loving harmony and partnership in the best interest of all within the body".\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbionese_Liberation_Army#SLA_Beliefs_and_Hydra_Symbology
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there is actually a city in California called Militas. I am not exactly sure of where it is, Northern or Southern CA though.
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An old co-worker of mine is from Hondoras. She was looking at the newspaper from her town online and she showed me somethings that made my hair stand on end.  The top story was about a car pulled over with 3 dead bodies stuffed in the trunk. They showed pictures of the dead bodies. She shrugged and moved on to the next page. I was horrified. I'm glad I don't flip through the local paper and see things like that.  Of course, on the flip side, censorship creates a little bit of a "control curve" over what we see, read and learn.
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Where are you seeing that Marissa???
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jajaja.  I have a sister in law from Peru.  She says this in emails for "laughing"
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You can google her like I just did.Unfortunately there were over 100 Sherrys. How old would she be now and where do you think she lives now and what are some other names of relatives??????
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Almost everything, and everybody, are so horrid nowadays!!!\nLike, if you were an ordinary, peace-loving citizen of our country, the Philippines, HOW ON EARTH WOULD YOU KNOW AS TO WHO REALLY IS TELLING THE TRUTH, and WHO isn't??\nPolitics, to me, has always been dirty, since time immemorial in the History pages of our country!!!\nIf you were PGMA'S adversary, IT IS RELATIVELY easy TO MAKE-UP FALSE STORIES ABOUT HER (and her family, her Cabinet, etc.).So where does that leave us, poor Mang Juan and Mang Jose....darling, all of them have to GO TO THE COURTS, if just so to PROVE THEIR INNOCENCE (AND WHAT EVIDENCE/S COULD THEY BE TALKING ABOUT, in the first place)!!! Cross your fingers that all will come out all right; otherwise, like me, I already have terribly calloused ears, what's more, I already look so CROSS-EYED!! Very DULING na, IN OTHER WORDS..!!!
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Yeppers\n\nCastigado is all over it!!!\n\nDude, good reference!!!
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keep an eye on this site:\nhttp://www.pattyloveless.com/
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I once had a column in a Filipino-American newspaper based in California, USA. I am not a writer nor was I trained to be one. I was a member of many Filipino discussion group when the publisher of the newspaper offered me a column. I didn't know I have the talent for writing nor I graduated from any communications degree. \n\nThat time, I was just a housewife and have plenty of time to engage in many discussion groups. I was hesitant at first because I never thought I can qualify or who would read my column. I was able to contribute for several months but when I started working again, I can'f find time so I have to discontinue the column. \n\nI don't think you have to have special qualification to be a columnist. You just have to choose your niche for a certain newspaper. In my case, they needed someone from the Philippines to tell other Filipinos in the US or in other parts of the globe what has been happening from their home country. \n\nMaybe you can find what your interests really are and work on this, then write the publisher. Who knows, they might like your idea. Don't be scared to be rejected. It comes to all writers who want their work published. As one movie title say, No Guts, No Glory. Its your choice. Fear rejection and rot. Face it and enjoy the glory.
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i dunno... filipino ka ba? kamusta? = )
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Both previous answers are correct. It was a "Puerto-Ricaninsm" from "Lower East Side" - and it sounds like a town In Puerto Rico called "Loiza Aldea."
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Her official site is pretty thin, but there's no mention on her site or on IMDB of Beyonce having lived in Alabama.\n\nNow, that doesn't mean she can't have relatives there.  I have relatives in 12 US states and 5 foreign countries, and those are just the ones I care to know about.  For someone that keeps closer touch with the more distance ones (3rd cousins, etc.), that could cover half the country.
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True!  And whether Americans are suffering or not is a moot point - Americans certainly WILL suffer when half the earth's population has decided to invade this country under the guise of "immigration" - there are poor suffering people everywhere - is it up to the U.S to look after everyone in the whole wide world?  Pancha I'm afraid is firmly on the side of the illegals - makes you wonder if she even LIKES Americans - what is her agenda really?  Will she crack open the champagne when this country is finally taken over by illegals?  Because when that happens, I'm outta here ... I'm going to Mexico, which by then should be pretty empty .. they have nice beaches there I've heard ... :)
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You may want to contact them directly or check their archives for past articles.\n\nhttp://www.palmbeachpost.com/\nhttp://www.sun-sentinel.com/\n\nI am certain that they'd be happy to help!
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Life throws unacceptable or difficult to bear truths at each of us.\n\nHow can your neighbor know which truths will unseat you, or throw you off track?\n\nDifferent truths affect each of us differently, and how can we know when they will arise for each of us?\n\nThe only way to know is to live (to plow).\n\nLife (the glacier) drops them on all of us.\n\nHave to live and experience to find out. Experience is the best teacher.\n\n"James Schell Hearst was born in Black Hawk County near Cedar Falls, Iowa in 1900. Hearst cultivated his interest in writing early in life, in eighth grade rewriting prose stories into verse. At the age of nineteen, Hearst became a paraplegic after a diving accident in the Cedar River. [BIG rock for HIM, don't you think?] For much of his life Hearst, along with his brother, Charles, was an active farmer on the Hearst family farm, Maplehearst, near Cedar Falls. Hearst wanted to use his writing to "tell the truth about farming and about life as it is lived on a farm," (The North American Review, Fall 1974)." [see second link, below]\n\nThat's my opinion, anyway!  :-))\n\nHope this helps!
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That was an awesome eppy, one of my favorites. I really don't think any of us know what it means and i don't think we're supposed to, yet. I can't wait until they explain it.  Ya I don't think the others are a bunch of savage islanders, they are civilized and up to something. A great place to visit is the Lost Forum powered by Vbulletin., a lot of the people there have good theorys on what happened. It is also a great place to talk about the upcoming and past eppys. My screename there is soccerchick if you ever want to get a hold of me. And yes i agree it is the best show ever.