can anyone please describe carlos mencia's family and where they lived.?
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Who is carlos mencia?
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My father came here and worked harder than anyone I know. He married my mother, supported his family fully, and sent money every month to our family back in Mexico. After he came back from his official job, he would go and work for people fixing plumbing, refrigerators, AC, wiring, painting, pretty anything to do with houses. He usually fit in two unofficial jobs a day, and would let his children tag along to fetch him tools. There were alot of nice people he worked for. When he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, he kept working just as hard till he was bedridden. Even though he died 3 years ago, we still get calls from people who want him to help them out.
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on the internet goto http://whowhere.com\nyou can type the name and find out lots of information there
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I found this one. I used to live there and I heard of these people the most. Hope it helps. I made sure I copied the site of the address and stuff. Good Luck!!!
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My great grandfather was Sicilian. He came over at the age of 12, because of the repression in Sicily. Sicilians were mostly farmers, vineyards and vegetables, but they were excellent builders. He caught on with a stone mason and became a master and at the age of 18 began building his own houses, in South Philadelphia, just north of where the Phillies and Eagles now have their stadiums, they are beautiful stone buildings with character and the craftsmanship has no peer. He also continued his winemaking and sold a few bottles on the side; especially during prohibition. Now you have to understand that they came from a very difficult situation, back home the local gangs would steal their crops and worse, so they formed an organization for self preservation called The Black Hand, which we know as the Mafia. Many of his friends came from this circumstance and learned at a young age to fight for everything, there were some very dangerous characters among them and I knew a few, of course we only knew of them as uncles and their business was never spoken of. Anyway, my grandfathers money was all tied up in his houses and when the depression came, he was ruined.  He went back to day work as a bricklayer, but of course there wasn't much building then. When FDR started the New Deal he was able to get work again, enough to support his family, and if anyone ever said a bad word about FDR, you would never see them in his house again!
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I live in Costa Rica as a retiree (Jubilato)  I live amid a family that is enormous and takes up the houses on both sides of an entire street.  I love them and they are very kind to me.  No one speaks English in my province and certainly not in my neighborhood.\n\nMy three-room apt. costs $200/mo in dolores, and I pay $40.00 for all utilities, cable included.  Food is remarkably cheap unless it is canned.  Fresh tropical fruit and vegies are sooo cheap and everywhere you look.  A huge pineapple can cost a little as $0.70.  Lots of fresh fish and everyone eats a lot of chicken.  Rice and beans are popular with Ticos.  I like 'em too and all very inexpensive.  \n\nOnly electronics are really expensive.  Everytime I go to the states, I bring back a good used comuputor and an lcd flat screen monitor or a laptop.  Some of that stuff will cost two or three times the cost in the states.  If  it's used there is no tarrif.\n\nYou can buy a nice home for $60,000, a new one.  Neighborhoods are funny.  No zoning so in older neighborhoods you have lovely homes cheek by jowel with people who keep a land fill unless you get into a new up-scale residential..  \n\nYou can only stay 90 days on a tourist visa, and then you must leave the country for 72 hours and get your passport stamped for either Panama or Nicaragua.  You can go through immigration, but you better do some close checking. I meet an occasional Grino and some do it one way some the other, and a few old farts, just stay and to hell with it.  I suspect they left the States one step ahead of the sheriff.\n\nYou should work up enough Spanish for a communacative  competency.  This is not too hard, it's not Russian.  If you live in one of the resort places on one of the coasts, you have lots of Gringos around and easy women who speak enough to get the job done.  \n\nI find those Gringos, or at least many of them, really objectionable.  I think they must be Republicans, always complaining that it's not like this at home, and disliking the poverty they see that is really caused by their own country's avoriciousness.  You might never eat another Chaqueeta banana if you see how their workers must live.  Dole is worse.  Don't ask me about the general opinion of Bush and his activities.\n\nYou better come and stay a couple months and see what you think.
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just go to wikipedia. im sure they have a biography of them with their names and pics.
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My family have hosted people from:\nWales, Northern Ireland, USA, France, Canada, Spain and Finland for anywhere from a few nights to over a month.\nOur Spanish student could have lived with us for ever!\nWe shared a lot of laughs with all of our guests and many continue to stay in contact with the family.\nIt is also nice to have the guest(s) cook a meal from their part of the world.\nHave a great time!
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He's an American and I believe that he comes from a multi-racial family.  I have read an article that states which parent is what race but I can't remember when or where.
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i found a website about his life but didnt mention about his childhood.  but just look to the websites and hope u can get any other informations
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ruby, unfortunately there isn't any good mexican shows right now. goerge lopez is probably the only one. there is a funny comic on comedy ch name the mind of mencia. somewhat set up snl but just one mexican. check it out
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I hope you mean who are Geronimo's siblings.  Here's a site to help you.\n\nhttp://odur.let.rug.nl/~usa/B/geronimo/geroni3.htm
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He goes by "Bob Valens" and lives in Watsonville, CA near Santa Cruz. His mother, Concepcion Velenzuela, and his three siblings, Irma, Connie, and Mario all live in the same town (Watsonville). One of the girls is 52 or 53 and married a guy named Randy Norton. Some (or maybe all?) of them live on Madison Steet there.
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You might want to look at the Menendez brothers who killed the parents that abused them.  Here is an article to start with:\nhttp://www.crimelibrary.com/notorious_murders/famous/menendez/trial_16.html
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I know a Salvadoreño who left his job as a university professor and fled his country with his wife several years ago because he was persecuted by his colleagues and the local government at that time.  His wife went back there a few months later to escort their children to the U.S.  It has been a financial struggle because no U.S. institutions recognize his educational credentials but he has always been able to find work.  They purchased a nice home and raised their children.  The children are all bilingual without a trace of Spanish in their English.  My friend coaches soccer on Saturdays.  I think he they are Mormons
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No but Juan CarlosII's(Spain) brother was a hemophilliac.His mother was a granddaughter of Victoria and I think a sister to Alexandra the last tsarina of Russia
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http://www.ask.com/web?q=the+surname+%22Ranger%22&qsrc=0&o=0\n\n\napparently several people