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John M. Bauer
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03-14-2005 05:00 PM ET (US)
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Ballot:
Reunion Czar - Ramon Ricoy (but still Jody a close second) Location - Acapulco Fairmont Princess (though I though folks would suggest Zihuataneco (sp?)) Date - March (doesn't it rain pretty regularly during April/May?)
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| Alex Juarez
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03-14-2005 04:35 PM ET (US)
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Acapulco Princess is my vote! The last week of
March. This is right before Seman Santa in Mexico. Not too many
Nationals in Acapulco at this time.
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| DOMINIC
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03-14-2005 03:33 PM ET (US)
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Hey everyone, as you can read, Ramon is ready & willing so I say we take a quick vote and appoint Ramon "the reunion czar". I guess the location will be Acapulco. Please
everyone cast a vote on one of the 3 site options Ramon has indicated.
Final vote deadline April 1st, don't be a fool and cast you vote.
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| Ramon Ricoy
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03-14-2005 01:50 PM ET (US)
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Dominic: Ya sabes que encantado, yo creo que
Acapulco tambien es buena opcion. Para mi seria facil organizar, todo
lo relacionado a la reunion, solo no quiero tener que ver nada con las
finanzas. Como minimo necesitamos 15 habitaciones para conseguir precio
de Grupo. Una muy buena opcion en Acapulquito es el Fairmont Princess,
tiene actividades para niños, puedes escoger tu plan solo desayuno o
desayuno y cena o todo incluido, tiene muy buen SPA y la playa esta
increible. Ademas para los que añoran lo rustico siempre esta Puerto
Marquez. Si somos menos tambien hay unas casas en la Brisas de hasta 16
cuartos que estan muy bien hay una en Pichilingue con su playa privada. 1.-Hay que definir el lugar. 2.-Hay que definir la fecha: como ven del 28 de abril al 1o de mayo 2006. Hay que votar.....
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| John Maroney
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03-14-2005 01:31 PM ET (US)
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Domininc. Acapulco sounds good. Pero no se te olvide tu Ariel por si acaso te lanzas a la asotea.
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| DOMINIC
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03-14-2005 12:57 PM ET (US)
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I vote Acapulco! pero no enla sotea!
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| Alex Juarez
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03-14-2005 12:52 PM ET (US)
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Creo que Acapulco seria buen lugar. Everybody
can get there easy. Rates aren't as expensive as Cancun either. If we
plan Acapulco, let's do it in March so it's not too humid and hot. The
idea of a cruise is good, but I have a feeling we would either loose a
few overboard or the crew would kick some of us out. The Mexican Rivera
Cruise is awesome! Everyone: Cast your votes so we can set a date
and place this week. I say either Acapulco or a Mexican Rivera Cruise.
IN March 2006. Remember the World Cup is July 2006.
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| DOMINIC
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03-14-2005 11:42 AM ET (US)
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Maroney & Dwight: Visions of a cold Vicky
in a hot Mexican Beach! You can almost feel the coolness of the cold
bottle against your cheek, raising the bottles up high, hearing the
glass sound as bottles crash into each other as we say De Hidalgo! No
its not a dream! See you there!
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Dwight Werren
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03-14-2005 11:28 AM ET (US)
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I'm with Georgina, I vote for Mexico! Haven't been back since 1982!
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| John Maroney
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03-14-2005 11:24 AM ET (US)
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Dominic. Yes. Everyone should attend.It should
be easier to spread the word once the location has been determined. How
about South Carolina? I think anywhere eastcoast would be easier for
alot of folks. I would definitely indulge in a Victoria for old times
sake.
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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03-14-2005 11:01 AM ET (US)
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If folks don't like the Disney idea, how about a reunion on a cruise ship, out of Miami?
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| DOMINIC
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03-14-2005 10:54 AM ET (US)
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Loya: Que yo recuerde, casi no tomamos nada en
la reunion del 2001, casi nadie bailo y casi nadie se divirtio y por
eso nos vamos a juntar en el 2006 para sacarnos la espinita y hacer una
pachanga historica. No se te ocurra decir que no vas porque
inmediatamente serias catalogado como un "mamon" lo cual se veria mal
en tu resume. Aparte de que te necesitamos para que vendigas el vino
antes del primer brindis.
Georgina: Buena onda que digas las
cosas como son. Acapulaco sound good to me. There are a lot of people
that don't read this chat so we need to start advertising on the alumni
gazette so that the word spreads quickly. Lets set a date and place!
Maroney: Will you be comming out of the tundra for this pedita?
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| Alex Loya
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03-14-2005 02:11 AM ET (US)
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Hubo borrachera en la del 2001?
Watch
this: Today, or last night, I was talking to some of the people who
attend the church I pastor here in Louisiana. We were talking about
Louisiana and Texas history and how they are linked when we mentioned
how up in Fort Jackson, a Civil War Fort about 10 miles up the road
from my house, there is a monument to LaSalle, the man who claimed
Louisiana for the French in 1698. On the monument there is note that
says that the actual place where he landed and claimed the land is a
few miles down the road from Fort Jackson and the palce where the
monument stands. When I had read that on the monument I had thought
"Man! I wish I knew where the actual spot is just to see it!" ( I am a
history buff) Well, in our conversation, one of the ladies, Sandra
Scarabin, says "Whatever happened to the historical marker that was
right here in the median?" To make a long story short, the historical
marker she asked about used to be in the median by my house and it
marked the actual place where LaSalle actually claimed the land for
France in 1698... right on my property! Right where my house stands and
the church and our yard it was the exact place LaSalle and his
entourage landed and claimed the land for France in 1698!!! Right where
I'm sitting typing this message for you guys to read!!! Imagine that!!!
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| Georgina Marquez
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03-14-2005 12:37 AM ET (US)
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Bueno, aunque me gustaria tener la reunion en
California la verdad es que se me hace que perderiamos a mucha gente de
Mexico por el costo de viajar a USA. En realidad mi voto es por que sea
en Mexico. Yo la preferiria en alguna playa pero pienso que Acapulco es
la mejor porque es la mas accesible desde el DF. Si a los del DF les da
igual ir a Acapulco que a alguna otra playa a mi me gusta el Marriot en
Puerto Vallarta. Si nadie en Mexico se anima a organizar, quiza desde
aca podamos contactar a alguna agencia de viajes para que la organize
all. Quiza el mismo hotel Marriot en Puerto Vallarta o quiza el Hyatt
en Acapulco nos ayuden. Pero en buena onda, no empiezen de mamones con
que no van a ir. The only way to have a successful reunion is to have
as many people there as possible. Asi es de que no le saquen y hay que
organizar una super buena peda como la del 2001!
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| John Maroney
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03-13-2005 11:12 AM ET (US)
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Quien vive?
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| DOMINIC
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03-13-2005 01:07 AM ET (US)
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Ramon: Que ondas, te animas a organizar la reunion?
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| Alex Juarez
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03-13-2005 01:02 AM ET (US)
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Anybody out there? Boy did everyone get quiet!
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| Jodi Philpot Arguello
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03-07-2005 04:38 PM ET (US)
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Hey guys, I am so glad that Georgina spoke up
and said exactly what I was thinking. Heidi Mendez and I were just
talking and saying the same thing you have to live in the place where
you are going to host it or at least the country. Having it at
Disneyland is an idea. The next things is set up a committee. Don't try
and do it all yourself.
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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03-07-2005 11:01 AM ET (US)
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Georgina - you are so right. Wherever it takes
place, that is where the lead planner should be. I did a reunion here
in Dallas a few years past and know how much work it can be. So it's
great you are willing to handle in Anaheim. I think it would be fun. My
husband and I are going to DisneyWorld in FL in May for Memorial Day.
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| Georgina Marquez
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03-05-2005 10:46 AM ET (US)
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Si la reunion es en Mexico then we need people
in Mexico heading it with back up from people in the US. Anyone for
having it in California? I'll be happy to organize the whole thing if
it's here. I now live in Anaheim (15 mins from Disneyland) and
organizing it here would be a breeze.
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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03-04-2005 05:06 PM ET (US)
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Ramon: You are "in the know" far better than I, how about you make some recommendations?
Anyone else have favorite places?
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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03-04-2005 11:13 AM ET (US)
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Hope you like this joke, if you don't just post a better one...
PEPITO STRIKES AGAIN.....(OR PEPITO GOES GLOBAL) A grade school teacher in Las Milpas asked her students to use the word "fascinate" in a sentence. Maria
put up her hand and said, "My family went to my abuelito's farm, and we
all saw his pet cabrito. It was fascinating." The teacher said, "That was good, but I wanted you to use the word "fascinate, not fascinating". Enriqueta shyly raised her hand. She said, "My family went to see las pyramids and I was fascinated." The teacher said, "Well, that was good, Enriqueta, but I wanted you to use the word "fascinate." Pepito
raised his hand! The teacher hesitated because she had been burned by
Pepito before. She finally decided there was no way he could damage the
word "fascinate", so she called on him. Pepito said, "My Tia Ninfa has a sweater with ten buttons, but her "chichis" are so big, she can only fasten eight." The teacher cried.
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| Jodi Philpot Arguello
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03-03-2005 07:34 PM ET (US)
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Guys, I can't head this up I'm getting ready
to go back to work. I only offered to HELP be on the committee.
Huatulco would be great kind of secluded, not alot of people which I
think is great, only draw back not that easy for some to get to but I
grew up in Oaxaca so I am familiar with it and have friends there. So I
like that idea although some may like Acapulco. So we need somebody to
take care of the money and to sign the contracts it will not be me. I
got to run and go out to dinner more later.
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| Ramon Ricoy
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03-03-2005 01:52 PM ET (US)
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Go Jody Go the world votes for you. John come on it is one year away. Elena: big complaints about the food at all Barcelo´´s and bad comments about presidentes intercontinental.
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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03-03-2005 08:54 AM ET (US)
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Go Jodi! Hey all, I've been wanting to
check out Huatulco. Would anyone be game for that to be our reunion
site. I just did a quick serch and found this all-inclusive hotel that
has programs for the kiddos. http://www.barcelo-resort-huatulco.com/
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| John Maroney
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03-02-2005 05:34 PM ET (US)
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Canada votes for JODY!!!
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John M. Bauer
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03-02-2005 05:32 PM ET (US)
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My vote is also for Jody (though I may not be attending anyway unless it's close by).
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| izcalotl flores
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03-02-2005 04:51 PM ET (US)
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| Alex Juarez
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03-02-2005 10:45 AM ET (US)
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I vote for JODY to head the Committee.
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| George S. Ortes
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03-02-2005 09:28 AM ET (US)
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My vote is for JODY
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| DOMINIC
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03-02-2005 12:02 AM ET (US)
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Jody: Your first mistake aschief in comand of
the 2006 reunion was that about taking a vote. So here is the first
agenda on the ballot box.
WHO VOTES THAT JODY HEADS THIS REUNINON 2006 AS THE GRAND MASTER, ENFORCER AND FINAL DESICION TAKER? You my got my vote!
Jerry:
Anyone who recalls that trip to Acapulco was not there! In fact, anyone
who recalls most of High School and in particular La Tiendita was
either a fresa or just plain halucinating. I guess 2006 reunon will
piece many of the loose ends together. See u all there!
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| Jerry Gonzalez
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03-01-2005 10:50 PM ET (US)
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All this beer talk, I could find you a good
brewmaster in Milwaukee? Keg type, fermentation, all critical to beer.
Thanks,for letting me know were some of you are, you may be surprised.
Dwight,
good hearing from you. My firm has an office in Carew(sp) Tower in your
town. Didn't know you were so close to the same bad weather pattern
this time of year.
Alex J., that trip to Acapulco never
happened...but it did. I remember going down a major outdoor waterslide
first, than Dominic was going down right after me, about fifteen of us
in a row grabbing ankles of the one in front (we were lying on our
stomachs and it was innocent); It didn't sink in at the time that I
probably shouldn't be going so fast that I am actually looking over the
top of the edge of the slide on turns 60 feet over the pavement. If I
recall correctly, I wasn't the only one with a skin-shredding tan from
the beach because of premature mental fermentation that day, perhaps
mine was one of the worst. Alex L, I have really
pondered the prior discussion of family versus calling and I believe
only you know what your faith has called for you. You will have many
prayers and thoughts from your friends, even old ones.
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| Jodi Philpot Arguello
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03-01-2005 10:40 PM ET (US)
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Hey guys well I see that we have not veered
from the subject of licquor, or joining the military. Loya you will be
my prayers. So I guess we need to get the planning for this reunion
under way or it's not going to happen. My suggestion is to set up a
committee. Divide and conquer. Make a list of possible locations and
then vote. All inclusive or not etc. pros cons, dates, we need to nail
that down soon. Who wants to be on the committee. By the way I am not
offering to head this up I am only offering to be on the committee.
Besos Any takers to head it up?
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| John Maroney
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03-01-2005 08:10 AM ET (US)
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Ramon. Thanks. I have seen pulque in a can. What's up with that? Reunion? Either Buda Texas or Wabash Ontario.
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| Ramon Ricoy
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02-28-2005 07:15 PM ET (US)
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Pulque created by the goddess Mayahuel is the
fermentation of the heart or bottom part(in the ground)from which the
Pencas grow of the Maguey plant. As is the case of Tequila and Mezcal
the Pine(resembles a Pineapple when cut) is cut in 4 quarters and
cooked in a clay oven for about 12-24 hours which makes the plant very
soft and juicy looking of brownish color. These cooked plants are
pressed for the juice and this juice is then place in fermentation vats
and Levadura? is added to start and speed up the fermentation process,
the temperature rises as the juices are fermenting and it is no unusual
to see foam on the top. Through the fermentation process the sugars
contained in the juice are converted in alcohol. Pulque is a low
graduation product having 6-12° G.L. or 12-24 Proof, alhtough it seems
that it has more. The reason being the lack of effective filtration and
the inlusion of high alcohols. Regarding spirits in Boxes this is
still a very traditional industry we will not see in the near future
since most plastics do have some effect on the flavor of spirits. The
boxes will definitely not hold beer, because contents are under
pressure. The countdown starts it is 14 months to the 2006 reunion. Still watiting for your comments about a Beach reunion?
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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02-28-2005 10:19 AM ET (US)
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Hi all. I ran into Mike Santa Maria at a
charity event here in Dallas. He is the pro-bono attorney for the North
Texas Food Bank. He's the same ole Santa.
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| DOMINIC
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02-27-2005 10:03 PM ET (US)
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Maroney: Yes, the Tuna is staying at least for
1 more year, hopefully longer. Dallas just signed Drew Bledsoe this
week so it looks like they want to win it all now and not 5-6 years
down the road. Tell Barret the Eagles should have a let down so don't
expect a quick return to a Super Bowl. The Patriots are loosing too many coaches players so it's anyones guess for next year. My expertise is not with Pulque, thank goodness!
Dwight:
Dude, it's not like a drive around with 5 gallons of Tequila, actually,
I only have one sealed Tequila bottle in my car at all times, just in
case the right party happens. The 5 gallons deal is just to have
inventory at home in case something terrible happens. For instance,
back in 1999 my wife and I were watching on the news about everyone
stockpilling food and water for Y2K. We discussed it and bought 5 cases
of champagne, just in case. Cheers!
Ramon: Your the only one who
for sure knows how Pulque is fermented. Un curadito de tamarindo por
favor! Do they still sell the pulque in a can?
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| John Maroney
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02-27-2005 09:35 PM ET (US)
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Alex Loya. Did you happen to catch the special
on television about the flag raising on Mount Sarabachi on Iwo Jima? It
was amazing. Quien sabe como se fermenta el pulque? He oido varios cuentos pero no se si son verdaderos. Dominic. Is the Tuna going to continue at Dallas?
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Dwight Werren
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02-27-2005 05:00 PM ET (US)
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Hell, you never know when you'll break down
out in the middle of nowhere and need an emergency 5 gallon water
bottle full of primo tequila! :) Dominic, you are my hero amigo! You're
the only one I know who would do something as cool as that.
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| DOMINIC
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02-27-2005 01:14 PM ET (US)
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Edited by author 02-27-2005 01:15 PM
Dwight: I currently have a 2 gallon oak barrell but really need a 7
gallon one. I was able to sneak into the US one of those 5 gal? water
bottles full of some primo tequila I got down in Arandas Jalisco. I
just refilled my two gallon barrell in January after we empltied it
over New Years. The problem is it really takes several month to acquire
that woody (HELL,I rather sip this stuff that shoot it)flavour. Bottled
tequila is fine but doing my own aging is great, you can really taste
the difference as the months go by.
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Dwight Werren
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02-26-2005 10:30 PM ET (US)
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Jerry, I'm here in Cincinnati, Ohio and have
lived here now for the past 19 years. Married and have a great wife
Angie and 2 daughters, Chelsea 16 and Elizabeth 13. Gosh, to think back
when I turned 16, on my birthday I was on a plane heading to Mexico
City!
After college I started landscaping, then switched careers
as a biomedical research lab technician. Went back to college for
graduate work in computer science (which I haven't completed) and
currently work for CDC/NIOSH as a lab/computer freak designing software
and lab systems in support of safety research.
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Dwight Werren
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02-26-2005 10:13 PM ET (US)
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Dominic, I wonder if it's because beer needs
carbonation and the plastic coated mylar might not be good enough to
hold the carbonation? Also, booze with higher alcohol content might
react with the PVA or other linings. Hey, I still need to look into
your request for used bourbon or whiskey oak barrels for tequila aging.
They must have smaller ones that can be purchased from Jim Beam or Jack
Daniels. There's a Jim Beam plant in Cincinnati. I'll call them and ask
them about getting used barrels.
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| Alex Loya
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02-26-2005 04:59 PM ET (US)
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Just a quick note to correct some inforkation
I shared with you in my last email (just in case somebody is paying
attention). The information about deployments I was told by an Army
Civil Affairs Sargeant a few days ago which I shared with you in my
last emai is pre 9/11. I was talking to my recruiter just a little bit
ago and he informed me that new legislation has made it possible,
because of the war, for soldiers to be able to be deployed up to 2
years for one mission, usually, one year will be spent in theatre, like
Iraq, and one year in the US training, which means you don't have to be
away from your family for the actual two year deployment. The
legislation makes it possible but it is not mandatory, it is there in
case it is necessary. Anyway, I just wanted to correct that, I want to
be a reliable source.
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| DOMINIC
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02-26-2005 11:03 AM ET (US)
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Jerry: It would be very good to see you next year at the 2006 reunion. If you are ever in Austin, Tx let me know.
Ramon: Is wine the only liquor to come in a box? why not beer or other spirits?
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| Alex Loya
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02-26-2005 02:56 AM ET (US)
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Hey Mike! Good to see you again! Alex, John, I
have wrestled with the question you guys are asking all along. In fact,
last night I went searching through this chat for the time I shared
with you guys why I believe it is God who has called me to the military
ministry, I printed what I told you guys out, and I read it and re read
it, and I have no doubt at all the Lord called me. In it I had shared
that when the Lord first called me I had sent my DD214, discharge
papers from the Marines, to the Chaplain Recruiter to look over. When I
called him to see if he had gotten my papers, he said yes and then he
said that my RE Code from the Marines, which was an RE-4 which means
you can never reenlist in any branch of the Armed Forces, was non
waiverable. I said "what do you mean?" He said, "You can't waiver it,
you can't get in" At that I said, "Well, I guess that is good because
then the only way I will get in is if God really does want me in" He
said, "Yeah, only if God wants you in, because it is non waiverable."
...
To make a long story short, here I am going in, only by
God's will (The Marines had given me the RE-4 by mistake, they had
refused to correct it, but the Board for Correction of Naval Records
directed them to correct it) I am going in knowing it is what God has
called me to do, He knows I have a family, He gave me my family, I
trust that God's biddings are His enablings. I know many of you do not
understand and do not identify, but God is very real and if it is He
that calls me, He will take care of my family, I need to trust Him, "
The fear of the Lord brings security to a man and his family". And also
remember that in a twenty year career in the Army you can only be
deployed a maximum of two years. In time of war you may be deployed a
year, but the two years are spread through twenty years, in other
words, other than that one year deployment, unless you volunteer, a
soldier will spend most of his time in the Army at home. YOur family
comes with you wherever you go, except a few places like Iraq or Korea,
but they come with you and they live on base with you. Recently some
soldiers have had their deployments extended to 18 months, when they
come back, that means that they will only have six more months
obligation of deployment in twenty years. Chaplain (Col) Kenneth
Carpenter who first interviewed me when I went to Fort Polk to preach
told me that in his 30 year career he had never been deployed away from
his family, he had been all over the world, but his family came with
him. Of course, his is the exeption, I have talked to several career
chaplains, combat chaplains, and they all concured that in twenty years
you will spend a total of about 2 years away from your family, spread
through the twenty years, generally spending one of those two years
deployed away from home at one time. I just pray that the Lord will not
have me deployed that long until my children are older. If I ma,
however, I am grateful that being deployed today is not like being
deployed 20 years ago, I know of a soldier who got himself a laptop
computer with a camera, got a camera for his computer at home, and
although he is in Iraq, he is able to see his children and his children
see him and talk to him often. Depending on the security situation, I
very well may be able to do that, I pray I will, so that even if I am
deployed to Iraq I could still see my children and they could see me
and I could read them a bed time story every night. Alex, my family
definately comes ahead of my religion, but not ahead of God. My wife is
very supportive of me, if you remember, when God called me He also
called her, maybe I'll run my call through you guys again for you all
to see why I believe it is God who is calling me. Some of you will
think all those little things that happened are just coincidences, but
I know the Lord, and I recognize HIs call. Mike, if it is God's will
that I shoudl be an Army Chaplain, He will take care of my family... I
believe it is a great honor to be a soldier! And our Armed Forces make
sure military families have the best of everything. Whenever I hear
people complain I just think they are a bunch of spoiled little brats,
the truth is that the Army and the Marines make it as comfortable as
possible for the families of service men and women, on base you have
health clubs, movie theatres, bowling alleys, McDonalds, churches,
medical services, green areas, play grounds, fishing ponds, golf
courses, I mean everything! You have all kinds of organizations, when
you are deployed, the women and the children have many activities
together to help time go by quicker, Women of the Chapel, Boy Scouts,
sports, military families can have a blast in the Army! I love it, man!
To tell you the truth, I can't even understand how any man would not
want to be a soldier! And it is sometimes safer for an American soldier
to live in Iraq than for an American civilian to live in New Orleans,
55,000 Americans died in hte last year in car accidents, 1000 Americans
died in combat. Fear is not a factor for me, trust is. In closing in
the movie The Patriot, when Mel Gibson said he couldn't fight because
he was a father, his friend reminded him that wars are not just fought
and won by childless men. You all tell me your prayers are with me and
my family, then trust, my friends, trust that God does hear and answer
prayer!
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Loya: As much as I love this country, I would
have a hard time leaving the family. I respect your decision, but hope
your family comes first ahead of your religion. Saludos mi buen!
Jerry:
Question for you? Did you ever have problems on your skin after the
horrible sun burn you got in Acapulco? That Acapulco trip will always
be a classic. I live in Phoenix AZ so if you are ever in this neck of
the woods, please let me know. Saludos
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| John Maroney
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Alex Loya. I'm with Mike on this one. What
about your kids? I understand about loyalty to the Corps but what about
family? This being said I wish you all the luck in the world.
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| Mike Buhler
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I'm baaack. Alex: I greatly respect your
decision to serve God and country, but don't you have kids who will
miss their father when you are out serving the troops? How is it God's
will for them not to have you around? I'm curious what you and your
family's thinking was in that respect. In any case, our prayers are
with you and your loved ones.
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| Jerry Gonzalez
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I believe everything happens for a reason; so
Alex, you are either going their to kick but or evangelize, probably
kick but evangelizing, God bless and be safe. Faith is critically
important to my daily life, more so now then ever, so it is hard for me
to pick at you on religious grounds, despite my instincts. I am a lot
like the eunich in the harem, I can only watch now with curiosity. I
admire your tenacity Alex. If I find my balls, I will join you in your
efforts.
Dominic, I have four great kids so life is a blur. I
have also been a lawyer practicing throughout the midwest and
occassionaly other states, most all basically US domestic, usually
representing companies,for what will soon be 17 years. I have
capitalized on a well developed knack for annoying people to the
benefit of my clients (ie. got protested for representing a Fortune 50
by a fringe group of Latinos some years back, etc.) I focus my practice
on litigation with some public relations work and general business. I
owe my sticky career in part to the two guys that jumped me at AHS my
senior year; they helped make me the *&!@ I am today! I really
enjoy dropping into this chat. I feel like I am at lunch break at AHS.
I would like to hear where you guys all are and what your doing so let
me know. AHS 2006 is sounding good.
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| Alex Loya
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Oh, Homero, gracias! Buen consejo lo del duck!
Me recuerda lo que nos decian en los Marines that in Vietnam there were
more black Marines killed than white Marines because every time the
Vietcong or North Vietnamese would start shooting, someone would shout
"Get down!", and the black Marines would start dancing!
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| Alex Loya
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Dominic: Gotta do it, man! Like they say, once
a Marine always a Marine! I guess Clint can vouch for this, I remember
when I first joined the Marines he told me to be careful cause all it
takes is one bullet. So he went back in, huh? When? Do you know? It
would be great if I bumped into him in Afghanistan! It will be a while
before I am deployed though, I am not volunteering for any deployment,
I am leaving my volunteering to the will of God, but I am seeking to
join an infantry unit, mechanized, armor or light infantry, although
today I was talking to some Army people, and they say they have a need
in the Special Forces, Civil Affairs and Psy Ops... After talking to
them and reviewing the info they emailed me I am leaning heavily
towards that, I feel maybe the Lord is leading me to serve that type of
unit... we'll see... I would love to go airborne!... stuff? What stuff?
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Loya: Dude, wow, you really gone to do this
eh? Pues mucha suerte maestro. If you see Osama please just kill him
and don't try to evangelize or convert him. Clint Odor (Clayton's bro)
is somewhere in Afghanistan, si lo ves me lo saludas. One last thing,
you think you can mail us stuff? Just to see if its as good as they
claim.
Jerry: Good to hear from you, really long time. What's up?
How
is the 2006 Reunion going? where is it going to be? any news? Please
don't do it Bagdad to acomodate Alex. On second thought, I heard there
plenty so pretty huge blast going on there. It might be a real blow-out!
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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loya, si eso es lo que tu quieres hacer pues no tengo mas que decir que te deseo lo mejor. felicidades. Recuerda que si alguien grita DUCK no es para que te asomes a ver los patos. Agachate. -----Mensaje original----- De: QT - 1st Lt.Loya U.S.Army [1]Enviado el: Lunes, 21 de Febrero de 2005 12:23 p.m. Para: QT topic subscribers Asunto: AHS Class of '81 < replied-to message removed by QT >
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| 1st Lt. Loya U.S. Army
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Thank you! thank you! thank you all!
John M.: keep us safe?! Canada is next buddy! :)
Tocayo,
I think that at this point more than "Give me 20 son!" It'll be like
"Do you think you can give me 5? Be careful now, pops, don't hurt
yourself!"
Dwight, it sounds like a good book, I'll have to
check it out some time! You are right about never being too old to
serve the Lord, the Army Chaplain slogan is "Pro Deo et Patria" "For
God and Country", and it is the Lord who has called me to serve in this
capacity, I don't know if I shared with ya'll an experience I had after
the ones I shared with you guys when I first told you I was thinking
about the Army, but 20 years ago or so when I joined the Marines I was
at the MEPS (Military Entrance Processing Station) in San Antonio just
sitting there waiting to be shipped out. As I sat there, with legs and
arms crossed, out of nowhere some young guy with curly hair approached
me and handed me a little green Gideon's Bible. I uncrossed my arms and
took the little Bible. Although I didn't know the Lord back then, I
took that as a sign that God was with me in my decision to join the
military. Twenty something years later a few months ago I was at the
MEPS in New Orleans, the last of several times I had to go there, just
sitting there with my legs and arms crossed, when out of nowhere a man
approached me and handed me a little green Gideon's Bible, exactly like
the one the young man had handed me over twenty years ago while sitting
exactly the same way at the MEPS in San Antonio! Exactly like I did
twenty years ago, I uncrossed my arms and took the little Bible!...
With the many other things that happened to convince me, if I should
find myself in the midst of combat I can confidently say "Yea, though I
walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil,
for Thou art with me!"
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Alex, I guess that shows you you're never to
old to serve God. Congratulations my friend, I now that is something
you've wanted to do and are passionate about.
Hey, have you read
the book Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. It's the one he wrote before
the Da Vinci Code. I think you'll like Angels and Demons cause it talks
a lot about science, religion, and the Vatican. I'll quote one
paragraph that I'm sure you'll like:
"Who is this God science?
Who is the God who offers his people power but no moral framewrk to
tell you how to use that power? What kind of God gives a child fire but
does not warn the child of its dangers? The language of science comes
with no signposts about good and bad. Science textbooks tell us how to
create a nuclear reaction, and yet they contain no chapter asking us if
it is a good or bad idea."
Anyway, get the book and read it. It's fiction, but has a bunch of Christian symbology and science that is based on fact.
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Alex Loya. Keep us safe. Felicidades.
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Muchas Felicidades Alex. Espero te vaya muy bien 1st LT. Loya. By the way while your at it, GIVE US 20 son!
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| izcalotl flores
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| 1st Lt. Loya U.S. Army
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Right on time just before my 42nd birthday,
today I got a phone call "Welcome to the U.S. Army!" I will be
commissioned a first lieutenant before my birthday April 22, and June
1st I'm off to Fort Jackson, South Carolina! Praise the Lord! I feel
like I am a fish jumping back in the water!... of course, they picked
me up for Reserve duty cause I'm so old, but hey! At least I'm in! And
come September I may transfer into Active Duty!... I will probably be
the oldest 1st Lt. in the Army, but I believe six months later I will
be promoted to Captain automatically, we'll see what happens... I'm in the Army now!
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I have seen the light my brothers and sisters! Oh, shit, I just burned myself from that friggin' cherry!!!
TOQUE Y ROLL
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| Alex Loya
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Some real life situations: 1.
WILL THE REAL DUMMY PLEASE STAND UP? AT&T fired President John
Walter after nine months, saying he lacked intellectual leadership. He
received a $26 million severance package. Perhaps it's not Walter who's
lacking intelligence.
2. WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR
FRIENDS: Police in Oakland, CA spent two hours attempting to subdue a
gunman who had barricaded himself inside his home. After firing ten
tear gas canisters, officers discovered that the man was standing
beside them in the police line, shouting, "Please come out and give
yourself up."
3. WHAT WAS PLAN B??? An! Illinois
man, pretending to have a gun, kidnapped a motorist and forced him to
drive to two different automated teller machines, wherein the kidnapper
proceeded to withdraw money from his own bank accounts.
4.
THE GETAWAY! A man walked into a Topeka, Kansas Kwik Stop and asked for
all the money in the cash drawer. Apparently, the take was too small,
so he tied up the store clerk and worked the counter himself for three
hours until police showed up and grabbed him.
5. DID I
SAY THAT??? Police in Los Angeles had good luck with a robbery suspect
who just couldn't control himself during a lineup. When detectives
asked each man in the lineup to repeat the words: "Give me all your
money or I'll shoot", the man shouted, "that's not what I said!".
6.
ARE WE COMMUNICATING??? A man spoke frantically into the phone: "My
wife is pregnant and her contractions are only two minutes apart". "Is
this her first child?" the doctor asked. "No!" the man shouted, "This
is her husband!"
7. NOT THE SHARPEST TOOL IN
THE SHED! In Modesto, CA, Steven Richard King was arrested for trying
to hold up a Bank of America branch without a weapon. King used a thumb
and a finger to simulate a gun... Unfortunately, he failed to keep his
hand in his pocket. (hellooooooo)!
8. THE GRAND
FINALE!!! Last summer, down on Lake Isabella, located in the high
desert, an hour east of Bakersfield, CA, some folks, new to boating,
were having a problem. No matter how hard they tried, they couldn't get
their brand new 22 foot boat, going. It was very sluggish in almost
every maneuver, no matter how much power they applied. After about an
hour of trying to make it go, they putted into a nearby marina,
thinking someone there may be able to tell them what was wrong. A
thorough topside check revealed everything in perfect working
condition. The engine ran fine, the out-drive went up and down, and the
propeller was the correct size and pitch. So, one of the marina guys
jumped in the water to check underneath. He came up choking on water,
he was laughing so hard. Under the boat, still strapped securely in place, was the trailer!
Jerry,
good to hear from you! The answer to your question is a resounding NO!
All I get here when I try is kicked, punched and slapped upside the
head until I go yiping back to my corner yipe yipe yipe!
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| Jerry Gonzalez
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Dwight, Dominic, Alex, et al., I haven't
dropped into this site in a while. A year seems like a month to me now.
I hope all is well. I am glad to see problems like these tackled head
on. Alex have you succesfully evangelized anyone on this page other
than Dominic? Peace.
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Dominic, U R 8 Up amigo! :)
Hey, you've
heard about playing records back and hearing Satanic messages, so what
do you hear when you play a country music album backwards?
You get the wife back, the farm, and the pickup truck.
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A Collection of Jokes to Offend Everyone
What's the best form of birth control after 50? Nudity
What's the difference between a girlfriend and a wife? 45 lbs.
What's the difference between a boyfriend and a husband? 45 minutes.
Why is it so hard to find men who are caring, kind, and good looking? Because those men already have boyfriends.
What's the difference between a new husband and a new dog? After a year, the dog is still excited to see you.
What makes men chase women they have no intention of marrying? The same urge that makes dogs chase cars they have no intention of driving.
What do you call a smart blonde? A golden retriever.
What has a whole bunch of little balls and screws old ladies? Bingo machine.
What's the difference between a porcupine and a BMW? A porcupine has the pricks on the outside.
Why did God create alcohol? So ugly people could have sex, too.
What did the blonde say when she found out she was pregnant? "Are you sure it's mine?"
What's the difference between Beer Nuts and Deer Nuts? Beer Nuts are $1, and Deer Nuts are always under a buck.
Why does Mike Tyson cry during sex? Mace will do that to you.
What's the difference between a Northern fairytale and a Southern fairytale? A Northern fairytale begins "Once upon a time." A Southern fairytale begins "Y'all ain't gonna believe this crap."
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Loya. That was a good one.
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Dwight: Wow, man! Awesome! I really
appreciated reading all that info on Buddhism, it reallly is great! I
think Buddha must have been reading the Bible! It really is amazing how
similar the teachings are!... And considering that Buddha probably
didn't read the Bible, and Jesus didn't actually go to Tibet as some
erroneously think, how do these two independent religious traditions
come to such amazingly similar teachings?... think about it... how? It
seeems to me that although I believe Jesus claim that He is the one and
only way to God, it is evident that these two traditions reveal that
there is a common source of truth, all truth is God's truth, and they
reveal a glimpse into the unseen realm, that indeed it is real, and,
certainly, the fact that these two independent religious traditions
have such similar teachings underscores the Biblical claim that God has
revealed to every man His Law in their hearts, and because of this, all
people are without excuse, and we are all, therefore, accountable to
God, and guilty of breaking that Law written in our hearts at some
point or another which is why we need a Savior... Wow! Dwight, thanks,
man! I appreciate it!
By the way, you guys need to read what
the info Dwight shared says about a good and a bad friend, a party
animal who encourages others to party is not a good friend, according
to the Buddhism Dwight shared... that's pretty harsh considering our
little crowd here!
John M.: About Gay marriage... I believe God created Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve!
Mr.
President, don't worry sir, although I can't tell a joke to save my
life (in Bible College they actually told jokes about how I couldn't
tell a joke!) I LOL here all the time!
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Edited by author 02-13-2005 08:55 AM
Dominic. Too cold for Bronco Burgers. We had to get special
machinery in to dig a huge hole. Luckily the frost line was not too
deep this year.Had it been any colder we would have had to leave her
outside till spring. That would have been charming. I would have had
the Canadian equivalent of Las Momias de Guanajuato in my backyard. Barrett loves the Tuna but thinks the Cowboys are wimps. He would be thrilled to receive a shirt. Gracias. As for gay marriage? I am just trying to open up a can of worms to entice the conservative right.
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Maroney: Forgot, sorry about your horse. What do you do with a dead horse? Bronco-Burgers?
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| DOMINIC
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John Maroney: Taos is northern New Mexico, lots of snow and beer. Tell
your son Barret I am sorry about his Eagles but the Patriots are a
Dinasty. The Eagles did play very well but that is no consolation as
moral victories are only for fools.Tell him I will send him a Cowboys
shirt so he can get his life in the right track before it's too late.I
know he still young, but you might have to really explain some math to
him. The Eagles have never won a Super Bowl in 39 years, that has to be
tough on any Eagles fan.The Cowboys have played 8 and won 5 in that
same time span, you do the numbers. On gay marriage, I know Loya
will be against it. Ive seen some really hot lesbians getting it on and
I can see why they would go for it. Fortunately, I haven't seen any
butchy type lesbians doing it and totally be disgusted by it. As far as
fudge-boys go, its a good thing for single guys as it leaves more
available chicks for the straight ones. When it's all said and done,
who gives a sh...
Saludos Dominic
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Dominic. Where is Taos? My son was very
disappointed that the Eagles lost last Sunday. He was wearing his full
NFL licenced uniform. He looked cool. He keeps asking about you. As for
the actual game I did not get to see it. My oldest horse went into
cardiac arrest so we had to put her down. Luckily I know the vet so he
did not mind coming out on Superbowl Sunday. Que pinche. Loya. Where do you stand on gay marriage?
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| DOMINIC
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Hey Dwight: I am in Taos this week and "Lord
and behold" on my way to the slopes I notice a huge Buddhist center.
You guys are everywhere!
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President BUSH, I'm sorry that I don't like
DICK Cheney as much as you do. I trust you've been busy lately with the
news about North Korea stating they have nukes ready. Oh, and make sure
Condy squelches that chitter chatter about that memo that mentions the
52 warnings FAA gave pre 9/11. I thought I bought off the liberal media
with my No Child Left Behind to attend college while they fight my war
act.
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Dwight: Frankly, I find your religion boring
and uncool. I shall speak with Rumsfeld and Cheney so that your
religion is liberated. Unless ther are some campaign contributions I
don't know about.
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02-09-2005 12:08 PM ET (US)
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Alex, I am not Buddhist, but you may be
interested to know that eastern religions like Buddhism offer many
moral similarities to western religions. Compare the precepts of the
Pancha Sila and the 10 Commandments and you'll notice they both teach
not to kill, commit adultery, steal, and lie. Pres BUSH,
unfortunately you must tell Mayahuel (the Goddess you worshipped in
your previous life) that drinking and taking drugs have no place in a
Buddhist's life. The fifth moral precept of Pancha Sila states we must
avoid alcohol and drugs which diminish clarity of consciousness. http://www.ship.edu/%7Ecgboeree/buddhamorals.htmlBudweiser: Bush will be liberated by the Chinese New Year, which starts today, the year of the COCK!
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Alex Loya: Even I thought it was a funny joke.
What's wrong with you?,no sense of humor? Don't forget, we will
liberate Iran and Syria and even some day liberate the opressed people
of the USA.
Dwight: Mayahuel wants to know if buddist drink or
do opium to achieve Nirvana?. If they don't maybe they should be
liberated by Bush.
Budweiser: Do you want to be liberated by Bush or Coors?
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Of course... it wouldn't be the 50 million people in Afghanistan and Iraq who are now happy they have been set free.
Mayahuel, now I feel left out!
Dwight, you are a Buddhist?
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Today is Nirvana Day February 8th, 2005 Nirvana
Day is an annual Buddhist festival. It is also known as Parinirvana and
is celebrated by some Buddhists on February 15th. Nirvana Day is the
celebration of Buddha's death when he reached total Nirvana, at the age
of 80. On Nirvana Day, Buddhists think about their lives
and how they can work towards gaining the perfect peace of Nirvana.
Nirvana is believed to be the end of rebirth and is the ultimate aim of
Buddhism. It is reached when all want and suffering is gone. Buddhists
celebrate Nirvana by meditating or by going to Buddhist temples or
monasteries. Celebrations vary throughout the world. In monasteries
Nirvana Day is treated as a social occasion. Food is prepared and some
people bring presents such as money, household goods or clothes. Some
Buddhists will read passages from The Paranibbana Sutta which describes
the last days of Buddha, while others may reflect on those who have
recently passed away.
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| Ramon Ricoy
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02-08-2005 12:15 PM ET (US)
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So true...Men Never Listen
As a visitor at a hospital, a gentleman had made several attempts to get into the men's restroom, but it had always been occupied. A nurse noticed his predicament.
Sir, she said," You may use the ladies room if you promise not to touch any of the buttons on the wall."
He did what he needed to, and as he sat there he noticed the buttons he had promised not to touch. Each button was identified by letters: WW, WA, PP, and a red one labeled ATR. Who would know if he touched them?
He couldn't resist.. He pushed WW. Warm water was sprayed gently upon his bottom. What a nice feeling, he thought. Men's restrooms don't have nice things like this.
Anticipating greater pleasure, he pushed the WA button. Warm air replaced the warm water, gently drying his underside.
When this stopped, he pushed the PP button. A large powder puff caressed his bottom adding a fragile scent of spring flowers to this unbelievable pleasure.. The ladies restroom was more than a restroom, it is tender loving pleasure.
When the powder puff completed its pleasure, he couldn't wait to push the ATR button which he knew would be supreme ecstasy.
Next thing he knew he opened his eyes, he was in a hospital bed, and a nurse was staring down at him.
"What happened?" he exclaimed. The last thing I remember was pushing the ATR button.
"The button marked ATR is an Automatic Tampon Remover. Your penis is under your pillow." Men Never Listen...
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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i think it would be more than 56 million happy people... mucho mucho more < replied-to message removed by QT >
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John M. Bauer
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Couldn't help sharing this one. Made me chuckle... Caution: Anti-bush joke follows...
The President, the First Lady and Dick Cheney are flying on Air Force One.
George
looks at Laura, chuckles and says, "You know, I could throw a $1,000
bill out the window right now and make somebody very happy."
Laura shrugs her shoulders and says, "Well, I could throw ten $100 bills out the window and make 10 people very happy."
Cheney says, "Of course then, I could throw one-hundred $10 bills out the window and make a hundred people very happy."
The
pilot rolls his eyes, looks at all of them and says to his co-pilot,
"Such big shots back there..... hell, I could throw all of them out the
window and make 56 million people very happy."
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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02-07-2005 10:23 AM ET (US)
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I just found this group for Latinas and
thought I'd share: Las comadres para las Americas connecting Latinas
all over the world! http://www.lascomadre.org; nora@comconn.com 512-928-8780 voice/fax; 512-751-7837c
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| Baccus
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02-06-2005 06:22 PM ET (US)
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Hey Mayahuel: thanxs for the standing me up.
On the subject of wine drinking I would suggest, as I did for my son
Dionisius to stick to clear spirits. Here is a great bit of news, Sotol
an Agave based spirit from Chihuahua and Mezcal from Oaxaca, both have
received recognition form the EU as denbomintaions of orign, as well as
Tequila which got it in 1997. Please do not dare, take in moderation
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John M. Bauer
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02-05-2005 10:24 AM ET (US)
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Dwight: Thanks for the research (I thought
you'd be able to explain it). Guess I shouldn't be too concerned then
about the plastic.
Elena: I'm jealous. I haven't invested in one
of those (or it's smaller version normally found at Home Depot or
Sam's) though I have been tempted. I just don't keep the bottles around
long enough (though this past Thanksgiving we finally polished a 97
muscat which was our oldest <g>). Every couple of years we make
the Sonoma/Napa trek and bring a couple of assorted cases back, but
they do not last long. Every time we do, we always find an occasion to
bring out the good stuff and drink it.
The boxed stuff is just
getting around to our local stores and I was curious. Did finally
finish the first box, and as I said, it was nice to have the taste last
as long as it did. I, like you, did miss the celebratory uncorking at
dinner time and the passing of the bottle around the table. I'll keep
to the bottle for those occasions.
Homero: I use my decanter
quite often, but normally for some of the more rustic wines in order to
let the sediment settle. Somehow, I didn't want to do that with the
boxed wine (and I wanted to keep it chilled in the fridge). It was
easier to pour just a couple of glasses with dinner or as an appetizer
without requiring the decanter cleanup. It worked out just fine, but
thanks for the suggestion. If I decide to serve boxed wine while
entertaining, I think it would be appropriate to serve it from the
decanter.
Godess Mayahuel: Do you and Baccus ever get together???
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| John Maroney
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02-04-2005 09:58 PM ET (US)
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Goddess Mayahuel. In the future please write your messages in Nahuatl. I do not want anything lost in translation. Does anyone remember Palanquetas Mafer?
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Dwight Werren
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02-04-2005 03:54 PM ET (US)
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Oh blessed Mayahuel! I must pray to thee and
give thanks each Sunday morning to thy holy house of porcelin worship.
May you forgive my sins of abstenence during the week as I confess each
weekend. I only hope that 4 Bloody Mary's and 5 shots of Patron from
your swollen teets will wash away my sins!
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| Goddess Mayahuel 101
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02-04-2005 11:29 AM ET (US)
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What does the word Tequila mean?
It is
the name of a valley in the state of Jalisco where the drink has been
produced for centuries. It is also the name of a mountain and of the
town where several distelleries are based. The Nahuatl origin of the
name (tequitl, job or trade; and tlan, place) signifies a place of work
and also a specific task of harvesting plants. The word tequio refers to the labor of peasents.
Loya: Just for calling me non existent goddess you can forget about those 400 darlings!
Ramon: Do they sell tequila in a box yet?
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| Alex Loya
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02-03-2005 10:45 PM ET (US)
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Hold on mayahuel, you many boobied non
existent goddess! You are passing judgement on me, I thought you are
not supposed to do that!
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| Goddess Mayahuel
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02-03-2005 05:36 PM ET (US)
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One cool god: Mayahuel is the symbol of the
earth's fertility. When she was tranformed into a maguey plant, she
bestowed on "Mexica" men the gifts required for survival. She is also
the mother of 400 rabbits, or Centzon Totochitin, the 400 gods of
drunkeness. The Goddess had 400 breast to nourish her children (way to
go!). Tequila, Mezcal, Aguadulce and Pulque drinkers all over the world
recognize Mayahuel as the true & only Goddess. After several shots
or margaritas, Mayahuel appears naked with her Quehquemitl blouse and
skirt that are made of tequila and adorned with shells.Her skirt is
made of maguey and blue agaves leaves. She has no comandments but does
have a bible book whose tittle will be kept secret so that Loya and his
buddies don't go buy them all and burn them in one of those
"Satanistic" book burnings as they did with albums of our beloved AC/DC
or Ozzy Osbourne.
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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02-02-2005 12:58 PM ET (US)
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If it makes you feel better you can always pour the wine from the box into a fine crystal decanter before drinking it... -----Mensaje original----- De: QT - Elena Rohweder Turner [1]Enviado el: Miercoles, 02 de Febrero de 2005 11:22 a.m. Para: QT topic subscribers Asunto: AHS Class of '81 < replied-to message removed by QT >
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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02-02-2005 12:21 PM ET (US)
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John - we're definately fond of the bottle.
Afterall, not a single box fits into our 54-bottle, 2-temperature-zone,
Sub-Zero wine fridge. This is standard issue equipment when you marry a
man whose entire family lives in Sonoma County.
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| Alex Loya
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02-02-2005 12:16 PM ET (US)
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Dwight: I don't know if Jesus would drink wine
from a bag in a box, but He did turn water into wine! (I think by
alteration of protons)
Elena: Well then, if that's the case... arrf! arrf! grrr! bark!
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Dwight Werren
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02-01-2005 05:57 PM ET (US)
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John, from what I've researched so far, the
bags used in wine boxes are made from mylar coated with ethylene vinyl
acetate (EVA). EVA copolymers used to make mouth guards, ice bags,
frozen food bags, and other seals layers for food. For ingestion, there
are no effects or toxicity listed by IARC, NTP, or OSHA. The LD/50 in
rats is greater than 2500mg/kg so for a person weighing 175 pounds
you'd have to eat over 7 ounces of the stuff. Vinyl acetate is one of
the decomposition products which is an animal carcinogen and a possible
human carcinogen. You'd have to burn the stuff to get exposure to that.
NIOSH recommends using a respirator when handling EVA in powder or
molten states. I wouldn't worry about drinking wine from a bag in a
box. Also, if you're going to drink it up in a few months before you
open it, it's repored to taste fine. After it's open, I read the flavor
can be good for 4 weeks.
The real question is would Jesus drink wine from a bag in a box?
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Dwight Werren
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02-01-2005 05:24 PM ET (US)
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Damn! That's friggin' awesome. FIFA World Cup fans are the holiest of all fans.
And to think how disappointed Jesus must've been when Billy Graham only sold 134,254 tickets to his Crusade at the LA Coliseum.
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| DOMINIC
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02-01-2005 03:26 PM ET (US)
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Don't be left out! See u in Germany 2006
Some
70,000 football fans around the world applied for no less than 500,000
match tickets in the first 16 hours after tickets went on sale through
www.FIFAworldcup.com. Tickets sales for the 2006 FIFA World Cup™
commenced at midnight on 1 February 2005, triggering an anticipated
stampede. "The orders came flying in as soon as the starting
whistle went at midnight. Fortunately, our technical system withstood
the initial stampede and proved its reliability. We have achieved our
objective of avoiding excessive pressure in the initial phase," claimed
Horst R. Schmidt, who is responsible for ticketing among other matters
in his role as senior vice-president of the 2006 FIFA World Cup
Organising Committee.
Fans from the host country have proven
the early pace-setters in the race for the 812,000 tickets available in
the first phase of sales: 84% of the orders in the first twelve hours
came from Germany. However, the 18th FIFA World Cup has already
demonstrated its enormous global appeal. Orders from a total of 108
countries were recorded on the computers of the FIFA World Cup
Ticketing Center, from nations as far and wide as Macao and Burkina
Faso.
Applications have flooded in at an incredible pace since
the bustling nocturnal start. Ticket requests in Europe were averaging
40,000 enquiries per hour between the start of work and midday.
The
first phase of sales ends on 31 March 2005 at midnight. "Now we can
watch the remaining sales period unfold in peace. I stress that all
regular ticket applications we process in the first sales period have
the same chance of success, irrespective of when they are received,"
insisted Horst R. Schmidt.
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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02-01-2005 12:29 PM ET (US)
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En algun lugar de nuestro Mexico...
El presidente municipal recibe un telegrama urgente del Gobernador que dice:
...Movimiento telurico trepidatorio detectado en su zona. Localizar epicentro e informar condiciones de flora y fauna....
Varias semanas despues llega la respuesta del presidente municipal... ...Epicentro... localizado, confeso y preso... Telurico... muerto... Trepidatorio... y otros 15 cabrones se dieron a la fuga, pero, los seguimos de cerca... A Flora y Fauna... las corrimos del pueblo por guilas....
No habiamos podido dar informes antes porque hubo un temblor de la fregada!!, de ahi en fuera, sin novedad....
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| Ramon Ricoy
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02-01-2005 12:23 PM ET (US)
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John: See that is one of the disadvantages
of the Box, if you love plastic so much might as well start eating
plastic fruits. As you know Glass is recyclable, do not know about
boxes? As a synthetic cork advocate, this is where I will draw the
line. One of the problems of Cork for the industry is that not only it
is a limited resource, but natural cork is responsible for about a 10%
(Merma?)losses in all wine production, therefore synthetic brings it
down to about 0.1%. Try to find Argentinean Boxed wine, they have done
a great job in quality terms.
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John M. Bauer
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01-31-2005 08:02 PM ET (US)
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Elena - I too cannot shy away from the bottle.
This weekend I found yet more gadgets to use (filters, rings, funnels)
so I will not be dropping the bottle completely anytime soon. However,
for table/everyday use, the boxed wine might suffice (cheaper too).
Dwight, if you're still roaming around, any comment on the PVC outgassing?
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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01-31-2005 01:15 PM ET (US)
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Alex - I think rolling on the floor playing with puppies will keep us young.
John - I may understand the logic behind box wines, but my romanticism to the bottle has me hooked.
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| Alex Loya
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01-31-2005 12:54 AM ET (US)
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Elena! And here I thought you would think I
was weird for rolling around on the carpet barking and growling at my
puppy dog! And here you are doing the same thing!... of course, not
that you all don't already think I'm weird... but you know what I'm
saying!
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John M. Bauer
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01-28-2005 03:30 PM ET (US)
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Ramon: Box is opened and the drinking has
begun. This box holds 3 liters so it will take a while to complete.
Normally I share a bottle of wine and polish it off in one sitting. But
that's only 750ml and we polish it off because without a lot of extra
(but fun) gadgets, normally the wine doesn't taste as good in the
following days. Hence why I was wondering if the taste will last
longer. But I'm still concerned about the outgassing of PVC due to the
plastic container.
Elena: It was a bit clumsy trying to drink
from the box. Thanks for the suggestion of using a glass. I'm still
having a bit of a problem cramming the box into my wine rack.
Regarding
the cork, I wasn't aware of the taste being altered negatively by the
cork, unless the cork contained some harmful impurities. I know that
the manufacturing of cork has come under scrutiny, hence the
alternatives, but I've seen some synthetic corks doing the job so well.
From all of your experiences, any suggestions on a good boxed wine I
should try?
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| Alex Loya
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01-28-2005 02:46 AM ET (US)
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Let me just repeat the point of # 1, it didn't
come out clear, and I don't have an edit button... the point is Jesus
must be preminent in your heart, you must love Him more and put Him
before your father, your mother, brother, sister etc. even your own
life, other wise you can not be His disciple. And how you love Jesus
more and put Him first is not a question of competing emotions, it is a
question of the will, whose will do you yield to? For example, if you
have a girlfriend that you love very much, and she tells you that she
wants you to do something you know is not God's will and you do it
because you love her, then you are loving her more and you can not be
Jesus' disciple. But if no matter how strongly you emotionally love her
you tell her no because you love Jesus, then you are "hating" her and
loving Jesus more as a true disciple should.
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| Alex Loya
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01-28-2005 02:02 AM ET (US)
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Alright Dwight... You know, I love the way Joe
Satriani plays the guitar, I think I would like to teach all of you how
to play the guitar like Joe Satriani, of course, the only problem is as
much as I have wanted to play the guitar, I have only spent maybe a
couple of hours practicing with the guitar in a period of 20 years...
do you think I could teach you how to play the guitar like Joe
Satriani? That's absurd, huh? Why? Because until I spend the time to
master that skill I am not qualified to teach any of you how to play
the guitar because all I can make is noise... Dwight, how many hours do
you spend in prayer every day? How many hours do you spend studying the
Bible every day? How many years have you spent formally studying
theology? Do you actually know Jesus? Not do you know about Him, do you
know HIm?... you are not qualified to to teach anybody Jesus 101, it is
painfully obvious you do not understand one bit of what you are talking
about, my friend... let me keep it short and sweet
1. According
to Jesus you should love your father and your mother, you should honor
them and you should support them in their old age, the Scripture you
quote out of context is what is called a hyperbole, it is a style of
teaching, of exagerating something to make a point, the point is that
to be a true disciple of Christ He must be preeminent in your heart.
For Jesus to be preeminent in your heart, the question of who do we
love more, our earthly beloved or God is not a question of competing
emotions, it is a question of the will, whose will do you yield to?
Dwight, to interpret the Bible correctly in a literal way, you must
interpret literally in the way in which it was intended. This
particular Scripture (Luke 14:26), is intended as a hyperbole and that
is the way to interpret it. How do we know it is a hyperbole? Context,
context, context... you miss the whole context.
2.Luke 12:47-48
is a teaching on eternal punishment, not on temporal slavery. The
teaching is there will be degrees of punishment in hell depending on
how much each individual knew. For example, somebody who has lived in a
free country where there are many churches and access to many Bibles
and Bible Colleges and Christian T.V and music and etc. etc. somebody
who lived in a place like that and who heard many times about Jesus,
who had friends tell him on chat rooms etc. etc. and yet refused to
repent and believe will be punished in hell with many stripes as
opposed to someone in Saudi Arabia who didn't have access to the same
level of truth, that individual will be punished with few stripes, each
individual is responsible for what they know, and punishment, eternal
punishment will be distributed accordingly. In fact, the Bible teaches
in Timothy that slave trading is a sin right up there along the murder
of parents.
3. Jesus taught His kingdom was not of this world,
otherwise His servants would have fought and not allowed Him to be
taken prisoner and crucified. When Jesus said He came to bring a sword
He is not teaching that His disciples should go and start wars, His
kingdom is not of this world, what He is teaching is that our stand
regarding Jesus will indeed bring division among people, you will
either be riled up for or against Jesus when you hear about Him, you
will stand on one side or the other... if you pause for a minute and
observe your own heart right now, you will see that this Scripture is
being fulfilled in your own heart, you are at war with Jesus and His
disciples, that is why you are "teaching" Jesus 101.
Don't look
at me, ya'll, I've been saying go back to las chivas rayadas... but the
Scripture Dwight juggled out of context is being fulfilled in some of
your hearts even as you read this.
So, which is better, drinking beer or watching football?...
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01-27-2005 05:37 PM ET (US)
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Jesus 101
Q. According to Jesus, how should Christian disciples treat their parents?
A.
"If any man come to me, and hate not his father, and mother, and wife,
and children, and brethren, and sisters, yea, and his own life also, he
cannot be my disciple." (Luke 14:26)
Q. According to Jesus, how should slaves be treated?
A. They should be beaten for disobedience, but not more severely then they deserve.
"And
that servant, which knew his lord's will, and prepared not himself,
neither did according to his will, shall be beaten with many stripes.
But he that knew not, and did commit things worthy of stripes, shall be
beaten with few stripes." (Luke 12:47-48)
Q. What did Jesus say about peace?
A. "Don't think that I came for peace on earth. I came to start wars." "Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword." (Matthew 10:34)
"I
am come to send fire on the earth; and what will I, if it be already
kindled? But I have a baptism to be baptized with; and how am I
straitened till it be accomplished! Suppose ye that I am come to give
peace on earth? I tell you, Nay; but rather division." (Luke 12:49-51)
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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01-27-2005 05:00 PM ET (US)
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Jodi - I will be on the planning committee
Alex
- no you should not growl at the puppy when playing unless you want him
to do that with your children and visitors. I did that with out Shitzu
and boy am I sorry.
John - you are not supposed to drink the
wine out of the box, but rather out of really good wine glasses. (ha
ha) Ramon is right on that it started with the cork. It is a cleaner
seal and wine makers want you to taste their product as they wanted it
to be, not altered by cork. Same for the box wine, it allows you to
keep the taste over time, even if you don't polish it off in one
sitting (I wouldn't know how that could happen.)
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| Ramon Ricoy
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01-27-2005 10:32 AM ET (US)
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John: finally a subject with substance, Number
1 please drink the wine, open the Box. It all started with the use of
synthetic corks, since there are problems in the production of Cork,
and therefore Wineries are looking for options. How long do you intend
to drink the wine. more later....
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| Alex Loya
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01-27-2005 12:50 AM ET (US)
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Elena and Jody, thanks! I appreciate it! Hey
Elena, you don't mind I printed your message, huh? That's so funny,
just a half hour ago my wife told me she read about crate training! As
I am typing this my oldest girl, Kirsten, is sleeping on the carpet
(with pillows and blankets and all) next to the bathroom where the
puppy is sleeping with a little guard fence, just in case she's gotta
"go" in the middle of the night. Kirsten is sleeping there so that the
puppy won't cry, it is working! Our puppy, Cupcake or Pupcake or
something my daughters called her (some name for a Rotweiler Retreiver,
huh? My friends gave me a hard enough time when I told them we had
called our last dog Boo Boo! Oh, what the boyz and I have to endure
with all these girls in the house!), she is a biter, how do you
discourage that, just spank her?... about the rough-housing... my wife
told me today I shouldn't bare my teeth and growl and bark at Cupcake
or Pupcake or whatever when I am rolling around with her on the
carpet... I suppose you agree with her, huh? I'm just playing!... I
promise!
Dwight, thank the Lord for Jesus' sacrifice, huh?! That
because of it we are no longer under the dispensation of God's law but
under God's grace!
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| Jodi Philpot Arguello
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01-26-2005 01:36 PM ET (US)
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Loved the list Elena it made me laugh. We all
need one of those every once in awhile. So who is going to be on the
planning committee for the next reunion? Necessitan ser personas que
estan en Mexico? I just got an email from Katie Mitchell Brown she now
has 5 yes 5 bambinos. She is keeping up the Mitchell tradition. WE have
a black lab puppy. He is 4 months old. Peter Baird suggested a book. I
just ordered it. It's called Water Dog. Maybe it would help with your
dog Alex.
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John M. Bauer
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01-26-2005 12:18 PM ET (US)
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To change the subject a bit...
I have
noticed that California wineries are starting to sell their wine in
boxes. Does anyone know why they are moving to this trend? From a
science perspective, less oxygen enters the container this way and
allows for a longer shelf life once opened, but somehow drinking wine
looses some of its appeal (like drinking beer out of an aseptic
wax/carboard container). Alas, I bought some Sutter Home White Zin (now
don't laugh, I like fruitier wines over the dryer reds and whites as an
all around drinking beverage) in a box to try it out. Haven't opened it
yet though.
Some questions: Does anyone know why this is now a
new trend for the wineries? Does anyone drink box wine and have you
noticed a difference in taste from its bottled counterpart? With all of
the acids in wine, does it break down the plastic it comes in and leach
PVC gasses into the wine? If you do drink boxed wine, what brands and
flavors?
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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01-26-2005 10:59 AM ET (US)
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in northern coahuila they will have postostis for breakfast instead of con fleys... (translation: Post Toasties) -----Mensaje original----- De: QT - Elena Rohweder Turner [1]Enviado el: Miercoles, 26 de Enero de 2005 09:46 a.m. Para: QT topic subscribers Asunto: AHS Class of '81 < replied-to message removed by QT >
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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chetos... i wonder how many of us would have made it through our childhood... -----Mensaje original----- De: QT - Dwight Werren [1]Enviado el: Miercoles, 26 de Enero de 2005 09:34 a.m. Para: QT topic subscribers Asunto: AHS Class of '81 < replied-to message removed by QT >
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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Alex - Rotties can be ideal dogs for kids.
Very protective. Cindy had one that was an a massive sweetie. Key thing
is you have to train your kids and the dog at the same time. The kids
have to be taught not to torment him or encourage behaviors such as
rough-housing or chewing on hands, clothes. Ensure the dog is on a
strict schedule. Ideally, crate train him (you can buy a book or learn
about this online. For fabulous info on the breed, just go to the AKC
website, or peruse a book at the pet shop. Like having kids, puppies
require the ultimate consistency and discipline.
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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WHY LATINOS CAN'T BE TERRORISTS............ 1. 8:45 am is too early for us to be up.
2. We are always late, we would have missed all 4 flights.
3. Pretty people on the plane distract us.
4. We would talk loudly and bring attention to ourselves.
5. With food and drinks on the plane, we would forget why we're there.
6. We talk with our hands, therefore we would have to put our weapons down.
7. We would ALL want to fly the plane.
8. We would argue and start a fight in the plane.
9. We can't keep a secret, we would have told everyone a week before doing it.
AND MY FAVORITE.....
10. We would have put our country's flag on the windshield.
ARE YOU A LATINO? HOW CAN YOU TELL FOR SURE?
1) If you have ever been hit by a "Chancla. "
2) If you grew up scared by something called "El Cucuy. "
3) If others tell you to stop screaming when you are really just talking.
4) If you light a candle to the Virgin Mary on the night before your big test.
5) If you use your chin to point something out.
6) If you constantly refer to cereal as "con fleys."
7) If your mother yells at the top of her lungs to call you for dinner, even if it's a one bedroom apartment.
8) If you can dance merengue, cumbia or salsa without music.
9) If you use "manteca" instead of olive oil and can't figure out why your nalgas are getting bigger.
10) If you are in a five passenger car with seven people in it and a person is shouting "subanse, todavia caben mas!"
11)
If whenever you feel under the weather, you compulsively dab on some
"Vic's vapor rub" all over your pecho and inside your nostrils.
12) Your mom packs your "lonche" every day even though you've just turned thirty-two.
13)
If you call the North Americans "gringos," including Canadians, and
call all Asian people "chinos" or "chinitos"and you call the corner
store "the chinito's store."
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01-26-2005 10:33 AM ET (US)
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Bible 101
Q. How should parents treat a stubborn and rebellious son?
A. He should be stoned to death.
--This
cruelly excessive Mosaic law was actually enforced at one time by the
Massachusetts colony and has been used to justify child abuse and
murder. "If a man have a stubborn and rebellious son,
which will not obey the voice of his father, or the voice of his
mother, and that, when they have chastened him, will not hearken unto
them; Then shall his father and mother lay hold on him, and bring him
out unto the elders of the city, and unto the gate of his place; And
they shall say unto the elders of his city, This our son is stubborn
and rebellious, he will not obey our voice; he is a glutton, and a
drunkard. And all the men of his city shall stone him with stones, that
he die: so shalt thou put evil away from among you; and all Israel
shall hear, and fear." (Deuteronomy 21:18-21)
"And he that
curseth his father, or his mother, shall surely be put to death."
(Exodus 21:17) "For every one that curseth his father or his mother
shall be surely put to death: he that cursed his father or his mother;
his blood shall be upon him." (Leviticus 20:9)
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| Alex Loya
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01-26-2005 12:04 AM ET (US)
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Itz, estoy de acuerdo... el "porque" que tal
vez nunca podremos resolver!... Lo bueno es que, aunque sea
Biblicamente, los niños pequeños son inocentes y cuando mueren en la
infancia immediatamente entran a la presencia de el Señor, van directo
al cielo como dijo Dominic. Al menos tenemos ese "comfort".
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| Alex Loya
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01-25-2005 11:59 PM ET (US)
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Martin, Ha ha ha! Gusto oir de ti! Aunque medio infantil, pero en fin, gusto oir de ti!
John
B. there's no therapist needed here, my friend! In fact, I just went
through several psychological examinations for the Army Chaplaincy and
I was judged to be free of any nut case malfunction and with "good
military bearing able to function in combat under stress"... and until
I turn 42 in April they may still call me into active duty.
Elena,(this
time really you), I got a question for you: We just got a beutiful
little puppy for my kids. When we saw the ad it said the free puppies
were black lab, but when my daughter and I got there, the lady told us
they were actually half Rotweiler! Should I be concerned? What do you
know about Rotweiler's temperament? Do you know if they are good pets
for little kids? Also, any tips on potty training puppies?
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01-25-2005 10:35 PM ET (US)
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Alex L., sadly, several of us still
remember the incident that Martin is refering to and have thought about
how that may have influenced your choices since. However, I would urge
you not to bring it up on this forum as it is not worth rehashing.
That's between you, your therapist, and your deity.
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| Alex Juarez
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Martin: Me hiciste reir un buen rato! Saludos
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| izcalotl flores
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JAJAJA!HOLA MARTIN,LONG TIME!DONDE VIVES? ITZ.
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| martin diaz
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Alex: NO MAMES. Entonces dios te mando a los
policias que te hicieron darles un mameluco en Tecamachalco? Que paso
con el libre albedrío? Donde dejas al Diablo?
Sabes la diferencia entre duro y oscuro?
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| izcalotl flores
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01-24-2005 09:46 AM ET (US)
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ALEX: CONGRATS, THATS MY MAN ! UN ABRAZOTE
AMIGO! AH! Y LO DE LA CONFIANZA, OK, COSAS TERRIBLES PASAN EN LAS VIDAS
DE CADA UNO, PERO ESO DE QUE MUERAS NIÑOS COMO EN EL TSUNAMI, TE
APUESTO TODO LO QUE QUIERAS QUE HASTA LOS LIDERES ESPIRITUALES DEL
MUNDO COMO EL PAPA, EL DALAI, ETC. LO SUFRIERON Y LEVANTARON LA MIRADA
AL CIELO PREGUNTANDOLE AL TODO JUSTO Y TODOPODEROSO "PORQUE ELLOS?" NO
CREES? SALUDOS AFECTUOSOS, ITZ.
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Itz: Tu humilde punto de vista tiene buen
"insight"... cierto, hay veces en las cuales uno siente que el Señor
could've done better for me... pero, ahi entra la confianza. Tu
pregunta, ya te recuerdas? Me recuerda de el Billy y yo corriendo del
agua del "sprinkler" pretendiendo que era una ametralladora, y me
acerdo de el Billy y yo tocando los air drums y air guitar a la musica
de Judas Priest...mmmm y me acuerdo de aquellas super malteadas de
chocolate con hielo y nueces, que el mugre Billy y yo no hechabamos en
su cocina! Deliciosas! I loved my friend, that boy!... I will pray that
what I said may not ever happen! God forbid!... Billy, I'm sorry man, forgive me.
John
M. No moral to the story?! What do you mean no moral to the story!!!
You had me hanging from a limb!!!.. for crying out loud! (that was
hilarious!)
Dominic, you are praying to bacus?!... Oooh buddy!
Don't get me started now! I'm telling you, just go back to las chivas
rayadas!
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| John Maroney
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01-23-2005 08:12 PM ET (US)
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Dominic. Barrett was delighted that the Eagles
beat up the Falcons. He watched the entire game wearing his full Eagles
uniform, helmet included. He tells me that Philly will win the
superbowl. I believe him. To better understand American Religious
Experience I recommend Catherine L. Albanese's book Nature Religion in
America published by the University of Chicago Press. Bill Parra.
If you are going to be grinding your teeth in the dark I recommend new
Aquafresh toothpaste. It does wonders on weak enamel.
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Edited by author 01-23-2005 11:06 AM
Loya: AMEN! thanks for changing the subject and now we can concentrate on the really important stuff: Las
Chivas Rayadas got smacked 4-0 yesterday, CRUZ AZUL beat los Jaguares
de Chiapas 3-1 and have won their first two games of the season. On
the religius side: Bacus (the god of booze) ordained that Mexico get
into the MicroBrew frenzy. I highly recomend the beers from CASTA, a
Monterrey brewery. There has been new microbrew places opening around
and now you can even drink Guiness in el DF.We are praying to god
(Bacus that is) we have a sunami of beer in 2005.
Maroney: I
know Barret wants the Eagles to win, but as a die hard Cowboys, I would
hate to see the Eagles in the Super Bowl. My predition Patriots vs
Eagles in the Super Bowl and New England winning it all again, sorry
Alex Juarez.
Dwight: Man, you must watch a lot of SNL, even I
didn't notice the daily affirmation. You think you Roethlesberg boy can
up it off?
Billy: What ever happened to that Rick R guy? I hope
he turned out OK, he was sure a little prick in AHS. Best regards to
you and Punch.
Girls: Can we assume you are going to put the reunion together? We need to get someone in charge of this soon.
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We are digging out from a nasty blizzard. The
water in the barn is frozen and our laneway is hip deep in snow. We are
waiting for the tractor to plow us out. Moral of the story? None.
However, at times like these my mind does wander to sunny hot days in
Tepotzlan at the Dudley Estate. Keep warm. To all. As Rodney King so eloquently stated, "Can't we all just get along?"
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| izcalotl flores
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AY ALEX,SOY TU AMIGO,LO SABES,HEMOS TENIDO
GRANDES PLATICAS EN EL PASADO,LO QUE SIENTO ES QUE ESTE GRUPO DE AMIGOS
ESTA QUERIENDOTE DECIR QUE LA NEGLIGENCIA CRI9MINAL DE GOBIERNOS QUE NO
LES IMPORTA SU GENTE HAYA SIDO LO QUE PROVOCO TANTAS MUERTES
INOCENTES.YO ESTOY HASTA CONTRA EL DEATH PENALTY Y EL ABORTO,PORQUE
CREO QUE NADIE,NI EL CRIMINAL MAS SANGUINARIO TIENE QUE CASTIGARSE
ASI,LA VIDA ES SAGRADA.LO QUE TU DICES DE LA VOLUNTAD DE DIOS (SOY EL
PRESIDENTE DE LA ASOCIACION JUVENIL ECLESIASTICA DE MI PARROQUIA
LOCAL,NO SE TANTO COMO TU PERO TENGO SENTIDO COMUN)ES CIERTO,TODO ES
VOLUNTAD DE DIOS,NACIMIENTO Y MUERTE,PERO ESO NO DEJA DE HACER SENTIR A
UNO9,SER SIMPLE Y TERRENAL,QUE DIOS ES INJUSTO CON LOS MAS NECESITADOS
Y QUE EN LA REALIDAD A VECES (Y MUCHAS) SON LOS PODEROSOS
IRRESPONSABLES (QUE GRACIAS A DIOS TAMBIEN HAY MUCHOS MUY RESPONSABLES)
ES INJUSTO A LOS OJOS HUMANOS, SI HAY UN PLAN DIVINO EN EL QUE ESO NO
ES INJUSTO, ESO ES PROBLEMA DE INTERPRETACION DE LAS CUALIDADES DE DIOS
(MI SENCILLO PUNTO DE VISTA).TAL VEZ SERIA MEJOR TENER UNA VISION
CONCILIADORA Y RECONCILIADORA (CON BILL, POR EJEMPLO) YA QUE RECUERDAS?
A VECES EL QUE MENOS SONRIE ES EL QUE MAS NECESITA AMOR, AUNQUE SEA
ADULTO! UN ABRAZO Y ME ALEGRA QUE SIGAS AVANZANDO EN PROFUNDIDAD
FILOSOFICA EN LA BUSQUEDA Y VIVENCIA DE DIOS! TU AMIGO, IZCALOTL.
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| Alex Loya
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Did I ruffle some feathers?... again?
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| Alex Loya
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Parra: Wow! You forgot to add to the list of
my "obssesions" how I continued to be your good and faithful friend
long after we all had discerned you to be as good a friend as a two
dollar bill, which was until today. You didn't have to bring that sweet
lady into your prideful and insolent diatribe, but you know no respect.
What you call obssession, I call commitment,commitment that is birthed
of love. You have always and will always lack both... and unless you
repent you will end up alone, in utter darkness grinding your teeth.
Frankly, the condition of your soul scares me.
Dwight, if you
can't see that God is in control even when a great tragedy strikes and
that He can bring some good even from that, what hope do you have? I
know He is a He because that is the way He reveales Himself to be in
the Bible and the way He chose to live among us in Jesus Christ.
Jody,
there is a big difference, the murderer is a conscious moral agent, the
ocean is not. As you know, God specifically says in the Bible that He
tells the ocean tides "up to here and no more".
John M. excellent thought!
Itz, its good to know! Thanks!
John
B. is right, don't ask if you don't want to hear what someone else
thinks!... now go back to your chivas rayadas y dos equis!
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| John Maroney
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The contours of the debate on God and
earthquakes have not changed much in 250 years. 2005 marks the 250th
anniversary since the Lisbon earthquake. The horror then sparked the
same responses from figures as theologically distant from one another
as John Wesley and Voltaire. Then, as now, their ponderings tell us a
lot more about humanity then they do about God. But that is what makes
it interesting. Since we are on the subject of divine intervention, what are the Eagles' chances tomorrow against the Falcons?
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01-21-2005 10:59 PM ET (US)
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Yeah!On my part I still consider myself Loyas
friend,hes cool,and I guess friends have the right to tell ourselves to
behave better when we should,I mean,thats part of friendship,aint it?
Itz.
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Stewart Smiley's daily affirmation :)
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| Philly Fanatic
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01-21-2005 04:19 PM ET (US)
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Loya, I am too a fanatic here in Philly, don't
let them discourage you. I also crave attention to myself by any means,
no matter how stupid. Sometimes there might be 70,000 fans booing me
and calling me names & stuff. Everyone acts like they hate me but I
know I am smart, good looking and god darn it, people like me.
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01-21-2005 02:29 PM ET (US)
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Itz - Claro que si te recuerdo bien. Glad to see you're still punching around...
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| izcalotl flores
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01-21-2005 02:27 PM ET (US)
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good one John,remember me? Long time! Itz.
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01-21-2005 02:08 PM ET (US)
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Dwight, becareful what you ask for. Loya has
his own "About God" topic list where you can ask that type of question.
Otherwise, you'll get a brain dump from Loya over here...
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| izcalotl flores
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HOLA BILLY! QUE GUSTO LEER TUS LINEAS,
DONDE ESTAS VIVIENDO, ESTABAS EN FLORIDA NO? SALUDOS Y GRANDES
RECUERDOS DE NUESTRA EPOCA DE COMPAS! IZCALOTL.
QT - Billy Parra <qtopic+1-yW3mK4HhigT3Tr9s7J@quicktopic.com> wrote:
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01-21-2005 12:38 PM ET (US)
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Loya, how do you know that God is a He? Blind faith?
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01-21-2005 12:36 PM ET (US)
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Dominic, don't you know by know that Eve ate
from the tree of knowledge, therefore robbing Adam and the rest of us
cabrones from having an eternal life of fun? Think of how much better
life would have been if Adam and Eve would have just remained ignorant
and immortal?
What rational human being who prays to a loving
God, believes that God controls all aspects of life and the universe,
asks for personal favors, forgiveness, and miracles would see any good
from unleashing a tsunami? A loving, caring God most certainly would
not do such a thing to humanity.
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| Billy Parra
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01-21-2005 11:40 AM ET (US)
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Loya-
Wow, this obsession of yours has
lasted for some time. You were always looking for something to direct
yourself towards in life. Fitch, bodybuilding, the Marines, then
religion. It certainly looks like you are committed to this to the
point of, dare I say, fanaticism. It frankly scares me.
Realize
that there are other thoughts and ideas of what we are. You should calm
down your proselytizing and accept differences in beliefs.
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LIBERTY?AS THE EXCELENT FREEDOM OF RELIGION SPEECH BUSH GAVE YESTERDAY? LOYA, PARECES NIÑO MAN! JA!
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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01-21-2005 09:19 AM ET (US)
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We could always schedule the reunion in Phuket
and really assist with its economic recovery.... ok, too far. All
inclusive sounds good to me too. We tend to go for holiday weekends,
however that means the airfares are high. If we plan far enough in
advance, then everyone can plan the days off and we can select a
weekend where airfares are not artifically inflated by the airlines.
Just a thought.
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| Alex Loya
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01-21-2005 12:35 AM ET (US)
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By the way, its not "libery" its "liberty"
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Elena, sorry I choked you!... hey, at least I
gave you the credit for asking the original question eventhough it was
Anaceci who asked! But don't look at me, it was Dominic who asked "que
tengo que hacer para ir directo al cielo?"
Hey Dominic! I'm not
saying you are bad!... I'm saying we are all bad and when it gets down
to it the question is how come He allows us to go on living and
sometimes even enjoy life? And the answer is that He loves us, no other
reason. God is good, not gacho, and you see His goodness all around,
and just because God may ordain natural catastrophe, it does not mean
He takes any pleasure in anybody's tragedy, "not a sparrow falls to the
ground without your Father" Jesus said, God is not up there wondering
what happened, and even when He allowed satan to bring a tornado that
killed Job's children, even though satan did it, God took
responsability because ultimately He is in control. This tsunami was
not out of God's control, He could've prevented it. So why, then, did
it happen? Well, we don't know all of God's purposes, but we do know a
few things, we know God is good and God is all powerfull, we also know
that He controls nature, it doesn't just rain, as the Greeks thought,
God sends the rain as the Hebrews by revelation knew. So why the
tsunami? It is ordained because the Scripture, the prophecy must be
fulfilled, Jesus said these things have to come to pass and when these
things begin to come to pass, as they have already begun, you can be in
one of two teams, you can be in the one that will go further away from
God, or you can be in the one to which Jesus said "When you see these
things beginning to come to pass, lift up your eyes for your redemption
is drawing near!" ...
Joseph Stalin told Winston Churchill
that "one death is a tragedy, a million deaths are a statistic"... the
truth is that each individual death is a tragedy, and it happens every
day, but because God is in control and not one sparrow falls without
Him, there is hope and there is a purpose, and you and I need to trust
when we can't understand. Where is God in all of this? as the song
says, "we are His hands, we are His feet"... if you open your eyes you
will see God at work in the relief worker who brings food and comfort
to those who were devastated by the Tsunami, you will see God at work
in the person who gives of what he or she has to those in need, you
will see God is close to the broken hearted.
Here is a song I
wrote nearly 20 years ago when I was going through one of the most
painful times in my life, when my heart was so broken it hurt like a
physical wound in my chest and I despaired even of life, but at that
point I saw a picture of Jesus on the cross. I wrote this song from
that experience that very day:
My appreciation, Lord, for all the things you've done... You've created beauty all around me! I can see the clear blue sky, and the lake beyond... and the rainbow shows you are thinking of me!... I can see the valley filled with flowers drenched from the dew above! I can hear the birds are singing a sweet melody of love!... Oh, Lord, you've created beauty all around me! My appreciation, Lord, for all the things you've done, not just all the beauty that surrounds me. I can see your blood stained brow hanging on the cross!... I just can't believe all you did for me! Your sinless hands were pierced by nails that should've been for me! The soldier's spear went through your body,Lord, to purchase my libery! Oh, Lord, you've created beauty all around me!... In appreciation, Lord, I'll live my life for you... that's the smallest thing that I could do... and when pain and sorrow come... I'll look to the cross! and be reminded there that I can trust. Your sinless hands were pierced by nails that should've been for me! The soldier's spear went through your body, Lord, to set the captives free! Oh, Lord, you've created beauty all around me! Yes, Lord, you've created beauty all around me! Mm, Lord, you've created beauty all around me!
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Let the girls decide but don't do it during the 2006 Germany World Cup
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| izcalotl flores
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ILL DOI WHATEVER ANACECI RECOMMENDS. ITZ.
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| Jodi Philpot Arguello
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Hola Cuates, Man we are having a very
interesting theological discussion I see. I am a Christian but I don't
believe that God intentionally ordained the death of all the tsunami
victims. That's like saying that God gave my father's murderer the gun
that killed him or better yet pulled the trigger. God is not evil. Does
he use these disasters to call people unto himself most definently. I
also see people act as his emisaries just as all of those who are going
and rescuing and trying to help the victims. Anyhow that's my two cents
worth for now to keep the discussion going
Ana Ceci,
Georgina I am with you on the all inclusive thing I think that's what
we should shoot for and we should start thinking about planning it.
It's never too soon for the next reunion. Guys what's your vote?
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| izcalotl flores
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DONT WORRY ELENA,CHURCH WILL HAVE TO OIPEN UP
TO DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES IF NOT ITLL BE INDANGER OF EXTINTION SOONER
OR LATER,DID YOU HEAR ABOUT TODAYS MOVE OF THE SPANISH CHURCH? HOPE
THEY LISTEN TO PEOPLE (THEM AND ALL THE OTHER POWERS OF THIS WORLD!)
CIAO! ITZ.
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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Alex - Can you tone down the preaching stuff?
I am a very spiritual person but absolutely gag when folks try to cram
religious stuff down my throat. Why not start your own chat or blog?
I'm all for engergetic discussion, pero ya no?
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| izcalotl flores
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JAJAJAJAJAJA!
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| Alex McGrath
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01-18-2005 11:41 PM ET (US)
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Jodi, que mal que estuviste enferma, ojala te encuentres mejor. Me incluyo en la larga lista de Jodi fans.
I
also got the Pepino phone call. His dad had been taking care of him all
these years, but the old man passed away recently. Now Pepino is living
alone, has no work, 200 pesos in his bank account and is asking for
help. He needs work.
He's been struggling with the consequences
of his accident and all the complexities that have come with it since.
"I've been struggling to stay alive for the last 20 years but I'm
starting to get tired of it" etc.
He's received help from a lot
of people, Josy gave him work, Eddie Rose's sister recently cleaned up
his apartment, Anacecilia, Carla Smallwood have helped him, who knows
how many others. But again he asks us as he doesn't have many other
places to look.
If you know of somebody or some institution who
can help him get a job, please call him at +5255 5547 3141 here in DF
or email me at alejandromcgrath at yahoo.com.
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| Alex Juarez
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Loya: Are you sure you stopped smoking the green stuff?
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| Ramon Ricoy
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Hear Hear Dominic I am glad you people are writing with substance I vote for the Sorority God the female ratio would be better. conspiracy theory: What
if it was not nature that created the tsunami, but the damned french
with a new nuclear test in the Bikini Islands, and therefore there was
no armed forces in the region who could have saved lives but they were
running. regarding your Frat boy Prsident nice approval rating Holmes, especially with so many found bio and chemical weapons in Iraq. I
vote to have the reunion in Club Med Ixtapa, spent one week there with
my familiy last year, our best vacation to date. Maybe except Spring
Break Ft. Lauderdale 1983. http://www.mihotel.net/clubmedixtapa/ http://www.clubmed.com/cgi-bin/clubmed55/cheers
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| John Maroney
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Saint Dominico Christian. You speak words of wisdom my fair sage. I
hesitate to involve myself in such deep theological arguments as to the
divine role in the tsunami. Why? Because up here in the back woods of
Canada we are just a bunch of tree dwelling druids. However, in our
defense our higher power is not as gacho as the one being discussed. As
always I remain in awe of your intellect. Atentamente El Fraile del Tepeyac
Loya. I would rather be Candide than Dr. Pangloss.
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| izcalotl flores
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I WILL CHERISH YOUR COMMENT TO THE GRAVE OH GREAT DOMINIC!THANKS! ITZ.
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Pues mira, this guy also went to hell... el
table no es gratis and the ladies are like calorex waterheaters (the
big 60 gallon type) and they're out of booze... they always tell you
mañana... so you can't sleep yourself to drunkness and really have to
suffer... get it? so like they say in happytree friends cartoons... BE
AFRAID
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| Saint Dominico Christian
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Loya: I don't understand how you twisted all
this to be me the bad guy. I do not have the power to kill 300,000
thousand and you are the one who said God ordained it. Do you really
believe he would be so "gacho" to kill 300000+ just to teach a lesson?
All I said is that in fact, as you stated, god ordained it, we need a
different god. Makes sense? right? Uno que sea buena onda. It's
funny how you always include love & punishment together so much,
they seem to go hand by hand in your book. Hey, if someone dosen't love
you it's ok, someone else will, you don't have to punish them.
Izcalotl:Tu si entiendes la onda
Homero: Search has been suspended, I will just take your friends word for it. Any other friend who's been to hell?
John B. My buddy Bonn Scott has a song called Hell ain't a bad place to be, they even have cold beer.
Anaceci: Gracias por la pregunta, como puedes ver, las opiniones estan divididas.
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THANKS ALEX,WOW!
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CAUSE HES ALWAYS BEEN A SAINT,GET IT?LOL!SALUDOS MI BUEN DOMINIC! ITZ.
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01-18-2005 01:01 AM ET (US)
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ROFL...
Dominic, <chuckle> now why <snort, chuckle> aren't you up in flames yet, eh????
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| Alex Loya
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Dominic, contrary to what our buddy Homero
says, the Bible does tell you how to ir directo al cielo, it can be
summarised in the acronym LIFE:
L- Love: God loves you and
created you to have a relationship with you. "For God so loved the
world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in
him should not perish but have everlasting life"
I- Isolation:
Your sin isolates you from God and destines you to an eternity isolated
from God "All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God" "The
wages of sin is death..."
F- Forgiveness: Because God loves you,
He sent His only Son Jesus Christ to die in your place and pay the
penalty for your sin. On the third day He rose to life again and is
alive right now. "If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to
forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness" "If you
confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your hear that
God raised Him from the dead, you shall be saved"
E- Eternal
Life: When you confess your sin, agree with God that you are a sinner
and ask for forgiveness, turn away from your sin and confess, agree
with God concerning Jesus, His identity as God manifested in the flesh,
"The Lord is God" and his position as Lord of your life, "Why do you
call me Lord if you don't do the things I tell you?" You most certainly
will go directly to heaven "Whosoever shall call upon the name of the
Lord shall be saved"
Its simple, turn away from your unbelief, believe, confess and repent...
The
problem is... you refuse to believe in God as He is and would rather
believe in a god of your own creation, a Santaclaus god in the sky who
rains candy form heaven. You yourself said it, my friend, you want to
throw God off... the question is not why did God ordain the death of
300,000 people by natural disaster, the question, rather, is why does
God allow 6 billion people who have sinned against Him to continue to
live? The question is, Dominic and you all who mock Him, how come your
heart did not stop beating as soon as you wrote what you wrote and are
not presently in a flame being in torment? That is the real question.
And the answer is He loves you "God is not slack concerning his promise
(of His return) but is patient towards us, not willing that any should
perish but that all should come to repentance" If we were to throw off
the Living God for that little sugar candy god of your imagination, we
would all perish. In love, He let you hear of the jugement of the
wicked, and the mercy on the innocent, and continue to live so that you
by all means would turn to Him, but you refuse to heed the call. I
truly hate to see that in you I am seeing fulfilled what the Lord said
would happen in the last days "The fifth angel poured out his bowl (of
God's wrath)... Men gnawed their tongues in agony and cursed the God of
heaven because of their pains and their sores, but they refused to
repent of what they had done" Rev. 16:10-11
I will pray for you, my friends.
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Dominic, when has any frat party ended up good for all???? There's always someone who resented it the day after <g>.
Now, I'm up for searching for those lost scrolls. Homero, where do I buy the mushrooms?
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| izcalotl flores
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JAJAJAJAJA!
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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well i don't think you'll find it in your bible... actually this guy who came back (and he's been acting real funny and smelling worst) told us the answer is somewhere in the hidden gospels... not the ones already found but on the really still hidden ones... hope it helps! If you do go on looking for them I guess some aramaic classes should be handy. I'll go on and have some tequilas and wait for your call once you dig em out, ok. -----Mensaje original----- De: QT - DOMINIC [1] Enviado el: Lunes, 17 de Enero de 2005 05:49 p.m. Para: QT topic subscribers Asunto: AHS Class of '81 < replied-to message removed by QT >
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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yeah, what's the use of having the lights on
if nobody's looking! like the radar operator that thought all the blips
on the screen were seagulls instead of jap zeros sad thing
about this tsunami thing is that there were some folks in observatories
in japan, australia and hawaii that got a clear picture that a tsunami was
going to hit based on the intensity of the earthquake but since it was
a weekend (worst, holiday weekend) and all their contact info was wrong
they couldn't get hold of anybody of responsibility who could order an
evacuation. Sure, they wouldn't have been able to save everybody but it
would have helped. An example is Kenya where they did do a good job
clearing the beaches and low lands and it seems they lost only a couple
of folks. -----Mensaje original----- De: QT - izcalotl flores [1]Enviado el: Lunes, 17 de Enero de 2005 05:45 p.m. Para: QT topic subscribers Asunto: AHS Class of '81 < replied-to message removed by QT >
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| izcalotl flores
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DOMINIC HAS NOTHING TO DO TO GO TO HEAVEN,HES BEEN THERE ABOUT 40 YEARS NOW!LOL!
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| DOMINIC
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Homero: Ok, con ese mensaje si me puse a buscar mi biblia. me pdorias decir que tengo que hacer para directo al cielo?
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| izcalotl flores
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Yeah Homero,and do you know the difference
between the Titanic and the irresponsible captains of Earths ship? The
TITANIC had its lights on,LOL! Itz.
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| DOMINIC
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OK, then we need a frat-god that will never
graduate from college. But, wait! we have a frat boy president who fits
that same criteria and it's all going to hell. What does this mean?
what is the deep inner interpretation of this? Is the future to be
managed by frats?
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| izcalotl flores
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VERY INTERESTING JOHN, I THINK YOURE
ABSOLUTELY RIGHT,ITS NATURE THING AND ALEXES GOD THING I WOULD SAY ITS
NOT PUNISHMENT BUT THE WAY THAT STRONG FORCE WE NAME GOD (WHICH NATURES
A PART OF) IS SEEKING EQUILIBRIUM DUE TO OUR IRRESPONSABILITY AS HUMANS
TO TAKE CARE OF MOTHER NATURE.I WOULD SAY THAT GOD IS NOT EXACTLY THE
WAY WE FEEL HE IS,THERES A WAY TO READ THE BIBLE IN A HERMETIC WAY VERY
INTERESTING WHICH TAKES US INSIDE HES UNDERSTANDING A LITTLE MORE
CONCISE ABOUT HIS QUALITIES AND THE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE INNOCENT
VICTIMS AND THE REAL GUILTY ONES,THE PEOPLE WITH THE POWER TO REACH
PEACE AGREEMENTS AND STOP HURTING NATURE,THAT IS PART OF GOD,WITH THE
SUBSEQUENT AGRESSION OF THE ABUSE,AND IN SOME OTHER INSTANCES,THE JUST
NATURAL EVOLVEMENT OF THIS BLUE MARBLE PLANET OF OURS!(JUST MY POINT OF
VIEW OK?) CIAO! ITZ.
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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Hey Dominic. The difference between heaven and here is that over there el tabledance es gratis y hay barra libre... forever... I know a guy that came back and told us about it... de veras -----Mensaje original----- De: QT - DOMINIC [1] Enviado el: Lunes, 17 de Enero de 2005 05:23 p.m. Para: QT topic subscribers Asunto: AHS Class of '81 < replied-to message removed by QT >
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Dominic, for most, it does rain candy on
Halloween and there is a party-god that turns the ocean to
beer...normally we know it in the guise of a college frat party
<g>.
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Loya: If god ordained this to happen,we should
all put in our power to get rid of him and get a new one that dosen't
kill over 100,000 people to teach a lesson. What we need is a cool god
that takes care of peoples needs. Or a god with a little sense of humor
that would make it rain candy on kids for Halloween or a party-god that
would turn the ocean to beer for a a few hours so that all fish life
and I can swim.
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Anacecilia, regarding your question,
I'm trying to figure out what you are really asking. Natural disasters
aren't philosofical, they are scientific. However, one can always put a
philosophical spin to it.
For example, the earth has been around
for millions of years (not only 6,000 as creationists would have you
believe) and based on all of the fossil fuel available, the earth has
been populated many times over. From a philosophical view, Mother Earth
has a way of shaking us off like fleas when they are too many of us.
Hence disease runs rampant eliminating many, natural disasters take
more of us, and mass murder is easier. There are many more of us
around. If you swing a bat in a crowded mall, you're bound to hit more
people around you.
I don't know if you've ever visited a cattle
feed lot. They are packed, fence to fence, with cattle, with many of
them wallowing in their own feces. Eventually, they'll all get sick and
die, if we don't consume them fast enough. So does Mother Earth.
Of course, that's just my opinion...I could be wrong.
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| izcalotl flores
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HOLA ALEX,LONG TIME NO HEARING FROM YOU!THANKS
ABOUT THE CELEBRITY THING BUT IVE ONLY BEEN IN VERY SMALL PARTS IN FEW
CAPITULOS,COMERCIALES AND JUST 5 SCENES AT A MOVIE COMING SOON,ITLL
TAKE YEARS TO BECOME (MAYBE,JUST MAYBE) A CELEBRITY TO FEW (BY THAT
TIME ILL GET GRANPA PERSONAJES,BUT I THINK ITS WORTH IT CAUSE IT WAS MY
FIRST YOUTHS DREAM (IM STILL YOUNG EHHHH?).WHERE DO YOU LIVE,GIVE ME
YOUR PHONE NUMBER,AND DO YOU STILL HAVE THE INTERESTING PRAYING SITE,ID
LIKE TO GET INTO IT AGAI!SALUDOS DE LA CIUDAD DEL PEJE LAGARTO Y
FOX!JA! ITZ.
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| Alex Loya
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Jody! Good to hear from you again! What did I
tell you after the reunion? Dominic noticed, you really are a beautiful
girl! My heart did a flip when you said you've had serious health
problems and major surgery! I promise you I will pray for you
specifically, and I truly do believe the Lord hears prayer... in fact,
my sermon today was about how Jesus said "Ask and you shall receive,
seek and you shall find, knock and the door will be opened onto you"...
how easier could God make it? How much more simple? Just ask! Yet so
few take the time to really ask, seek and knock on the Lord's door. I
will ask the Lord to make His face to shine upon you, and He will hear
me.
Eddie, I remember you. Good to see you here!
Alex e Izcalotl, celebrities! Como dijo alguien, que escondido se lo tenian!
John
M. It depends how old that episode of COPS was, I used to go to the CBD
(Central Business District, or downtown New Orleans) for Mardi Gras to
witness to people about Jesus, but I haven't done so in a few years,
usually when Mardi Gras comes we leave town for Disneyworld or
something, I don't remember seeing any film crew, although last week
they had the streets closed for the filming of the Dukes of Hazard.
Elena,
this is that which was spoken of by Jesus, "there will be earthquakes
in diverse places" and they will be "like the pangs of a woman in
travail", in other words, as the contractions of a woman who is about
to give birth increase in frequency and intensity, so natural
disasters, among other things, will increase in frequency and
intensity, and in places where it never used to happen, until the Lord
Jesus returns. Some may say that God allowed this to happen, but this
was in such incredibly huge magnitude, that I believe He did not allow
it to happen, He ordained it. This was a loud call from God to a world
that refuses to hear, to repent and believe the Gospel before it is too
late. Don't worry, the inocent such as small children and people who
can not make a moral decision truly go to His Presence by the merits of
Christ, the unrepentant fulfill what He said "It is appointed for man
once to die and after this the judgement"... my advice to all of you,
my dear friends, is heed the call!
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| izcalotl flores
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01-11-2005 05:59 PM ET (US)
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Private eye,wow!life is sure full of nice surprises!WOW! Te llamo! Itz.
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| Eddie Buendia
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01-11-2005 05:36 PM ET (US)
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Soy Investigador privado. Y claro cuando
vengas por aca hablame y nos juntamos. Tengo amigos que hacen doblaje,
pero casi todos los doblajes se van a mexico. Aqui son negreros y pagan
poco como 15 la hora. Pero si quieres te los presento. Conozco el que
hacia la voz de Batman y a la sirenita. Luego platicamos cuando vengas
o si quieres hablame al celular (818)618-4255 o mandame un email y te
contesto las preguntas que tengas.
Bueno un abrazote y te espero por estos rumbos.
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Claro que me acuerdo de ti Eddie, gracias por
tu informacion, a que te dedicas alla!Tal vez ahora que ande de visita
la preoxima semana,we can get a cup of coffee to remmember the old
times and share about news! Saludos un fuerte abrazo y mis mejores
deseos para ti y your beloved ones in 2005! Itz.
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| izcalotl flores
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01-11-2005 05:25 PM ET (US)
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JAJAJAJAJA!No es una res Mr.,no es una res.......jajajaja!
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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01-11-2005 11:22 AM ET (US)
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ok... supongo que la tecnica de los doblajes de voz ha avanzado mucho con respecto a los memorables dialogos de bonanza... le matare Cartright, usted robo una de mis reses (con acento de puerto rico) jaja -----Mensaje original----- De: QT - Alex Juarez [1] Enviado el: Lunes, 10 de Enero de 2005 09:00 p.m. Para: QT topic subscribers Asunto: AHS Class of '81 < replied-to message removed by QT >
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| Eddie Buendia
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01-11-2005 10:55 AM ET (US)
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Izcalotl-Como estas? No se si te acuerdes de
mi, pero en fin te mando un saludo. Yo vivo en Los Angeles desde el 81.
Te mando unos links para que te des cuenta de los precios etc.... Los
bienes raices son caricimos aca. NO consigues nada por menos de 200,
000 dolares. Bueno suerte en tus proyectos y me avisas si necesitas
algo. http://www.latimes.com/classified/http://losangeles.craigslist.org/
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| izcalotl flores
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01-11-2005 08:22 AM ET (US)
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Gracias por los datos Georgina, que mala onda
que te hayas divorciado (yo tambien) pero son cosas que pasan y hay que
superarlas o no es asi amiga? yo tengo 2 hijos, Ytai de 11 y Olin de 16
casi 17 ya, mi hija vive en Illinois y mi hijo esta por irse a estudiar
la Uni alla. Oye, abusando, quiero comprar un pequeño departamento en
Los Angeles, que necesito y como esta lo del predial y servicios alla,
porque soy mexicano. Gracias y disculpa tanta molestia. Itz. NOTA: Voy
del 14 al 24 a LA y Vegas! (voy a estar por alla por tu rancho, como
dicen en mi tierra! Ja!) Ciao!
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| Georgina Marquez
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01-11-2005 01:08 AM ET (US)
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Hector: Como crees que no te voy a pelar! Te
juro que no me han llegado tus emails. Trata esta direccion:
gmarquez63@aol.com. Mis otros dos emails (pero que ya no los uso mucho
por lo del black) son: gmblack63@hotmail.com y gmblack63@aol.com. Porfa
escribeme y mandame fotos de Eugenio. Como esta? Como esta tu esposa?
Ana:
Un all inclusive suena bien. No tiene mucho estuvo en Puerto Vallarta y
nos la pasamos de lujo en el Marriot. Aunque alli no es all inclusive.
A mi me encanta Cancun y en la menor oportunidad me descuelgo para ir a
botarme en la playa. Pero es un poco caro y quiza Acapulco o Puerto
Vallarta sea mejor porque les queda mas cerca a los del DF y no es tan
caro. Para los que estamos en USA da igual volar a un puerto que al
otro o al DF.
Izcalotl: Vivo en Orange County, California.
Tengo una hija Rebecca (7) y un hijo Chase (5). Me case en 1996 con un
veterinario norteamericano. Nos divoricamos en Mayo del 2004. Soy
veterinaria y trabajo en un hospital en Irvine, CA.
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| Alex Juarez
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01-10-2005 10:00 PM ET (US)
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Homero and Izcalotl: Si es un doblaje de voz
para peliculas o comericales. Pero tambien es la lectura de un guion ya
sea en español o inglés para un comercial o para una pelicula.
Hector:
Si se extrañara a Kikin, pero me da gusto que haya ido supuestamente a
un equipo grande. De todas maneras Marioni va a quedar campeon goleador
otra vez. Al parecer tus Aguilas van por el mismo camino al quedar eliminadas en el Interliga. Si, Homero y Eduardo ya hablaron la semana pasada.
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| izcalotl flores
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01-10-2005 04:26 PM ET (US)
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HOLA HOMERO, SE QUE ESTA PREGUNTA ES PARA
ALEX, PERO COMO SOY RETEMETICHE,LOL,PARECE QUE VOICE OVER ES DOBLAJE DE
VOZ EN T.V. Y CINE, Y ACTUACION PARA RADIO, CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG
ALEX!CIAO! ITZ.
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| izcalotl flores
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01-10-2005 04:14 PM ET (US)
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Ana, trying to wrapup my soliloquio,ja!
TLANETZIN, el 6o. solo azteca, EL NUEVO AMANECER habla de un cambvio de
la era de acuario y de OLIN, el movimienmto o quinto sol, hacia una
sociedad mundial mas espiritual,el retorno a los valores sagrados y
universales, donde alla menos desigualdades y mejores oportunidades
para todos (tengamos esperanza en eso!)Ciao! Itz.
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| izcalotl flores
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01-10-2005 04:08 PM ET (US)
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Hola Ana, para mi con fines practicos fue una
negligencia criminal de los gobiernos de esos paises,el sistema
internacional de meteorologia ya les habia avisado de la posibilidad un
par de meses antes y un servicio meteorologico regional un par de horas
antes, y los gobiernos no funcionaron (imaginense como el lio de
Itayopan del linchamiento de los 3 policias pero en mega), simplemente
eso....filosoficamente y de las profecias que hablan algunos son solo
fenomenos naturales explicables y el fin del mundo sera como lo
conocemos por la desvirtualizacion de las economias y la pesima
distribucion de la riqueza, y tengo mi teoria muy personal de que no es
la lucha de clases que postulan los pseudoizquierdistas, sino los malos
liderazgos dentro de las propias clases,la lucha esteril ideologica
como el verdadero opio de los pueblos y la falta de solidaridad en los
paises que se dicen de centro izquierda como mi Mexico y que solo es un
frente de la gran explotacion de recursos y de gente en beneficio de
gente que no quiere a Mexico, baste el ejemplo de 31,000 mil millones
de pesos sobrantes del presupuesto 2004 y que gente disque del
pseudopartido de izquierda en el que desvirtuo mi antes querido PRI,
que no encontraron otra que repartirselo en bonos extras al aguinaldo
entre los 500 diputados federales,pudiendo haber ocupado ese dinero en
albergues para niños de la calle, si esos son los de izquierda Dios me
libre de la extrema derecha! (y cinste que soy pro empresa 100%),
saludos Ana! Itz.
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| Héctor Hernández
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01-10-2005 04:04 PM ET (US)
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Hola a todos.
Alex: ¡¡¡¡Que guardadito te lo tenías!!!! Así que actor! No cabe duda que eres todo un polifacetico. Pero que bueno!
Por cierto, vas a extrañar a Kikin. Y Dominic, feliz!
Georgina: te he mandado mil mails y no contestas. Ya pelame, ¿no?
Dominic: ¿ya sabes los precios del futbol?
Homero: ¿ya te buscó Eduardo Lozano?
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| Anacecilia
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01-10-2005 03:55 PM ET (US)
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A todos los "filosofos" (and please don't take me wrong, as I have always been a person of faith.)
How do you explain what happened in Asia? (y no me refiero a la parte cientifica)
In the old days podrian decir que habia que sacrificar a una virgen o que los dioses estaban enojados pero ahora...,
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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01-10-2005 11:01 AM ET (US)
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Jaja. Sorry, por lo visto todavia necesito hacer algunos ajustes a mi portatil. Bueno mi pregunta era, que es un Voice Over? Salu2 HM -----Mensaje original----- De: QT - Homero Menchaca [1]Enviado el: Viernes, 07 de Enero de 2005 05:46 p.m. Para: QT topic subscribers Asunto: AHS Class of '81 < replied-to message removed by QT >
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| DOMINIC
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01-10-2005 10:39 AM ET (US)
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Jodi: Neil Flores lives here in Austin. He is my partner in business. He would probably love to hear from you neil@norbac3.com
2006 Reunion: Please don't do during the World Cup or if you do, please lets have the reunion in Germany.
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| izcalotl flores
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01-09-2005 08:01 PM ET (US)
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Ok Ana,ciao!
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| Anacecilia
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01-09-2005 06:33 PM ET (US)
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Izcalotl, yo no veo telenovelas asi que porfa avisanos cuando salgas sale?
Jodi, definitivamente organizamos algo, que fechas tienes? Geor,
podriamos hacer algo en un all inclusive. This Thanksgiving, we went to
one in Cancun, and it was great knowing that you can have a large group
of people sitting down for breakfast, lunch or dinner without
outrageous bills.
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| izcalotl flores
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01-09-2005 12:48 PM ET (US)
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Gracias Georgina,donde estas? Besos igual!
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| Georgina Marquez
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01-09-2005 11:58 AM ET (US)
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Happy new year a todos! Como que ya va siendo
tiempo de pensar en la reunion del 2006. It's only slightly over 1 year
away and places to get reserved quite a bit ahead of time. Que tanto
interes hay? En donde la quieren tener? Mexico? USA? Playa?
Izcalotl, que gusto saber de ti! Besos.
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| izcalotl flores
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01-07-2005 07:36 PM ET (US)
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Hi Jodi!Thanks for the good wishes,where do
you live?Maybe you can watch me at TIDE detergent commercial,Im
coacting with Susy Salazar,an actress who just won a prize with a
cortometraje at the Cannes Festival!Whos the "hubby" that wouldnt let
you get a part in movies your boyfriend or your husband? Well,nice
writting to you after the few words we exchanged at the 20 year
cocktail,I wasnt able to come to the Baile for working reasons,had to
go to Veracruz that day! See you and thanks again! Itz.
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| Jodi Philpot Arguello
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01-07-2005 07:27 PM ET (US)
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Dwight, Dominic, Gracias por los halagos,
piropos. You made me laugh. Gracias por el cumplido. Dominic how is
Neil Flores doing? We used to ride the school bus together. Where is
Victor? So Izcalotl an actor among us. I am a Telenovela fanatic. I
secretly want to act in one someday but I don't think they would hire a
guerita to play a chacha or a nana. Those are the only parts my hubby
would let me play at this time. Ha :) Continued success to you. I will
look for you.
Ana Ceci maybe we can get a group together for
dinner some time while I am there. About Pepino well he lasted longer
than I thought he would with Josy. People with head injuries have a
hard time in keeping jobs. Perhaps we can all put our heads together
and think of something.
Elena I guess it's a good thing that you traveled when you did. Such a tragedy.
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| izcalotl flores
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01-07-2005 07:01 PM ET (US)
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NICE CODES HOMERO,JA!
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| izcalotl flores
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01-07-2005 07:00 PM ET (US)
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si Alex,es lo que entendi,pero aun tratandose
de comerciales o de doblaje o de comercial de radio le dan a uno
personajes,cuales has tenido man!
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| Homero Menchaca
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cmlnaW5hbCBNZXNzYWdlLS0tLS0NCkZyb206ICJRVCAtIEFsZXggSnVhcmV6Ig0KCTxxdG9waWMr
MS15VzNtSzRIaGlnVDNUcjlzN0pAcXVpY2t0b3BpYy5jb20+DQpEYXRlOiBGcmksIDcgSmFuIDIw
MDUgMTg6NDE6NTYgDQpUbzoiUVQgdG9waWMgc3Vic2NyaWJlcnMiPHF0b3BpYytzdWJzQHF1aWNr
dG9waWMuY29tPg0KU3ViamVjdDogQUhTIENsYXNzIG9mICc4MQ0KDQoNCg0KDQotLVFULS0tLS0t
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| Alex Juarez
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01-07-2005 06:41 PM ET (US)
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Izkalotl: No he hecho ni peliculas ni teatro.
No me llama la atención eso. Me gustan mas los comerciales y sobre todo
los Voice Overs. La industria de Training Videos o lo que se llama
Industrial Films es muy grande y hay muchas oportunidades. Saludos
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Jodi, I'm glad to hear that you're back in
good health. What Dominic really said, when Neil and him were looking
at the SA reunion pics with drool buckets under their chin, was, "Damn!
check out this hot babe from our class, it's Jodi!" :)
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| izcalotl flores
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01-06-2005 09:20 PM ET (US)
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Alex: Que personajes has hecho,gracias por
el consejo,pronto te llamo,sabes,tengo familia,primos en Arizona,me da
gusto que te vaya bien! Itz. QT - Alex Juarez <qtopic+1-yW3mK4HhigT3Tr9s7J@quicktopic.com> wrote:
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| Alex Juarez
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01-06-2005 07:59 PM ET (US)
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Ana Ceci: Mil disculpas que no pudimos verte,
pero con eso de las fiestas pues ya sabes que todo mundo nos invito a
cenar etc. Los extrañamos en la reunion. Saludos a John y besos a Julia.
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| Alex Juarez
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01-06-2005 07:57 PM ET (US)
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Izcalotl: Arizona es un "Right to Work State"
y no es necesario afiliarse a SAG o AFTRA. He hecho comerciales para,
Hilton, Carnation, McDonalds, Food City, Waddell & Reed, Qwest,
Manufactured Homes y otros mas por ahi. Los Voice Overs me dejan buen
dinero y son faciles de hacer. Busca esa opcion en Mexico. El mercado
de California es definitivamente el mejor para los actores hispanos,
pero como no pienso vivir de esto no conozco bien el ambiente ahi.
Cuando gustes hablame al celular 602-573-3554. Saludos y suerte.
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| izcalotl flores
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01-06-2005 01:24 PM ET (US)
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Hola Alex,que padre que estes en el negocio,
estas como extra y actor? aca en la ciudad de Mexico solo puede uno ser
extra 6 meses y despues seguir con los castings pero ya para actor si
no lo vetan a uno (no surprise, at my good old monopolical Mexico), no
como alla en EEUU que me dicen que tratandose de trabajo le puede
entrar uno a los que sea o ambos! (Great!)estoy como actor en Elke
Garda, Promoarte y Contexto, precisamente del estoy buscando
representante y manager en California, solo que tengo varas
interrogantes que no he podido descifrar ni he encontrado demasiada
orientacion en las oficinas del SAG y de agencias,me seria de mucha
ayuda tu consejo, podria consultarte uno de estos dias aqui? Cuentame
en que has salido de t.v. y radio! Itz Flores.
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| izcalotl flores
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01-06-2005 01:06 PM ET (US)
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Hola AnaCecilia! Pues sali de detective en
"Mirada de Mujer;El regreso", de inspector en "La Hija del jardinero",
de juez en "Lo que callamos las Mujeres; El intruso" y de doctor en "La
Heredera", solo 2 y tres capitulos por telenovela (para mi nada mal for
a late starter in acting bussiness, which is a veeery hard ambiente),
en dos comerciales que todavia se exhiben en t.v. y cine; de vendedor
de "Credito Hipotecario HSBC", de ejecutivo para "Cementos Mexicanos" y
en EEUU (para el mercado latino), de marchante para detergente TIDE!,
en las proximas fechas de diseñador publicitario en la pelicula de
cine "Como tu me has deseado" con Ernesto Yañez, Lourdes Deschamps y
Abrahm Ramos en MEXICO......itll take a lot of effort and work starting
up at 40 (its been 1 year now),pero vale la pena, a ver hasta donde
llego no? Im lucky to be there y lo que caiga es bueno! Saludos a ti y
tu marido,ciaoooo! Itz Flores.
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| Anacecilia
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Edited by author 01-06-2005 10:46 AM
Hola todos, happy new year y dia de reyes
Jodi, aqui te espero. Veo que no soy la unica que cambia de chamba a los 40. Yo estoy volviendo a hacer arquitectura. Izcalotl, en donde te podemos ver?
By
the way, I just got a call from Pepino. Primero me dio gusto que
hablara a saludar pero despues hasta coraje. No puedo creer que dejo a
Josy. No mas no aprende. Si alguien mas lo puede o quiere ayudar, he is
unemployed again, of his own will.
Anyways, Elena, que bueno que estan bien y que disfrutaron su viaje. The Asian Tragedy is like a bad rated movie.
Quien va a Munich ademas de los Buhler (I assume) y Dominic? Fer y Mitch, los extranamos este anio.
Alex, todavia no puedo creer que no nos hayamos visto, un saludo a Nancy, Jaque, y jr.
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| Alex Juarez
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01-05-2005 11:15 PM ET (US)
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| IP: 130.13.183.87 |
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Izcalotl: Hola que bueno saber de ti. Asi que
viviendo adonde! Yo vivo en Phoenix, AZ y como hobby hago comerciales
de TV y Radio. Tengo una agente y va mas o menos. No es una carrera
solo un hobby. Que agencia tienes?
Dominic: Si, el Rose Bowl fue bueno. Texas jugo muy bien. En la NFL, mis Steelers en el AFC y mis Packers en el NFC.
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Les mando mi foto para los ratones, ACTOR at
40, divorced (both cvil and anulled in church), proud father of two,
Olin, 16, and Ytai, 11 ,who lives in Chicago, and full of joy and hope!
Greetings in 2005 to all!
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| izcalotl flores
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Hola Dominic! Nope,las exportaciones que hice
de miel a Marruecos fueron eventuales. A los 39 decidi regresar a lo
que me gusto mucho a los 20, la actuacion, y en un año ahi la llevo,
better late than never! Cuentame mas de ti amigo! Saludos y los mejores
deseos! Izcalotl.
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Jodi: Neil Flores (brother of victor) and
I were looking at the Alumni mag just a couple of days ago and we
spotted you on the picture of the SA reunion. We both agreed you look
wonderfull in that picture. Hope you are feeling better and stay
healthy!
Izacalotl: Saludos mi estimado Izcalotl. Me debes la gerencia de policia en el dept del distrito federal. Siguen con la miel?
College Football: Best Rose Bowl ever, no doubt! GO LONGHORNS. PRO Footbal: Dallas Cowboys: RIP
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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Jodi - I was really bummed that work did not allow me to go to SA for that reunion, and am glad that you are doing better.
My
husband and I spent two weeks in SE Asia in Dec (yes if we'd been on Ko
Hang 9 days later we'd have been washed away by the wave). Singapore is
fabulous (try a chili crab at the Lotus or breakfast at Raffles) The
Petronas Towers in Kuala Lampur are quite a sight. The islands of
Thailand were magnificent and the people some of the friendliest you'll
ever meet. Burma/Myamnmar is a mix of amazing pagodas and the heavy
quasi-Communist, heavy military influences. We were on a Seabourn ship,
so it made it really easy to see a lot of area in just 2 weeks.
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Hi Jodi!Nice hearing from you, have a great year! Izcalotl.
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| Jodi Philpot Arguello
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Hey Guys It's been a really long time. I guess
since the Reunion here in San Antonio which all of you missed out on
but it was a great party and I got to meet alot great people from other
classes and see some others that I had not seen in a really long time.
I have had some health problems major surgery etc. but now on the mend
so enough said hope that all of you have a wonderful New Year. Feliz
Navidad, Happy Holidays, Feliz Ano Come visit.
Ana Ceci I am planning to go to Mexico again for a month at the end of May. We have to get together this time. Ahora si.
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¡Feliz Año Nuevo! Happy New Year to all! Happy Saturday!
Cheers,
JMB
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| izcalotl flores
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GRACIAS DOMINIC,UN ABRAZO Y FELICIDADES!
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A todos los que quieren y aman el futbol!
FIFA World Cup tickets on sale 1 February 2005 13 May 2004 by FIFAworldcup.com Tickets
for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany officially go on sale on Tuesday 1
February 2005. Ticket requests received by the Organising Committee
(OC) before this date will not be processed and no advance reservations
will be accepted. Applications will be possible over the internet,
and an official order form is also likely to be made available. Full
details will be published in advance of the start of sales.
"The
procedure for World Cup ticket sales will be as open and fair as
possible," commented OC senior vice president responsible for ticketing
Horst R Schmidt. "However, we already know demand will easily exceed
our supply of just over 3 million tickets."
The 2006 FIFA
World Cup™ Opening Match takes place on 9 June 2006 at the new stadium
in München, followed by group matches between 9 and 23 June in the 12
Host Cities. The second phase begins on 24 June with the round of
sixteen, with the Final on 9 July 2006 at the Berlin Olympic stadium.
The other Host Cities are Dortmund, Frankfurt, Gelsenkirchen, Hamburg,
Hannover, Kaiserslautern, Köln, Leipzig, Nürnberg and Stuttgart.
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John, I'm an ex-Browns fan (lived near
Cleveland right before I moved to Mexico in '79), still a Bungals fan
(which is worse than Dominic being a loyal Cowboys fan :) But I am
afraid all that will be left in the AFC North will be Big Ben and the
Steelers.
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Dominic, that is a great story about Sears. I
definitely will continute to shop there for tools and appliances. I
wish more companies would follow that lead as our troops deserve the
very best and always will no matter what shitty situations our
government puts them in.
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John, we got slammed with snow and ice last
Thursday morning. Some areas to the northwest of Cincinnati got over 20
inches of snow. We got 8 inches here along with about 4 inches of sleet
and ice. Power was out in our neighborhood for 18 hours starting early
on the 23rd. It got pretty cold in our house, but we bundled up with
blankets and sleeping bags and baked a bunch of cookies with the gas
stove :) Other areas east of here in the rural areas were without power
for 3 days. It got down below zero (Fahrenheit) the past two nights.
Many of the roads around here still haven't been cleared of the ice and
snow for whatever reason.
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| izcalotl flores
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where are you, tell me about you! Ciao!
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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Feliz navidad y prospero ano nuevo!
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| IZCALOTL FLORES
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SALUDOS A LA CLASE 81, MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY 2005!
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Season Greetings! Happy Solstice! Happy Yule-tide! Happy Festival of Lights! Merry X-Mas! Happy Festivus!
To you and yours from Sunny Colorado!
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| John Maroney
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Dominic. Como te fue en tu fiesta? Dwight.
What is the weather like in Ohio? We got nearly a foot of snow last
night and the temperature is expected to drop to below O farenheit.
Also, what has happened to the Cleveland Browns? Loya. I was
watching an episode of COPS which was being filmed in New Orleans
during Mardi Gras. Te lo juro que te vi parado en una esquina. Es
posible?
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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Did any of you see Coach Babcock on ESPN last night, 12/19 at approx 10pm PST?
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| John Maroney
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Edited by author 12-18-2004 11:12 AM
Pollos rostisados en Plaza Satelite? Mejor un puestito de jicama y chicarron con salsa Buffalo en Polanco. Seasons
greetings to all. Feels more like a Canadian Christmas now. Temps
dipping, snow on its way, ardillas nowhere in sight. But there are
benefits. Last night my son and I went skating by moonlight on a rink
that has formed in the pasture. Nos las pasamos de pocos pelos. Dominic. Enjoy your party.
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| Alex Loya
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Dominic, I hope you mean you are ashamed of
being a Cowboys fan an not an American... otherwise you should turn in
your US Passport and go sell pollos rostizados en Plaza Satelite. Anyway,
here you can view a picture of my grandfather'n dem on horseback in
West Texas (notice the six shooter in his belt, I never noticed it till
recently!) The picture came out really dark, you can't hardly see my
dad in his youth and who is in the shadows as it is, but its still
pretty cool. You can also read a piece I wrote and view a picture of
myself with my little family, my wife and precious babies. http://www.montes-family.com/loya.shtml
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Loya: I am ashamed but I still wear my Cowboys
Cap eventhow we are 5-8 and headed nowhere. As far as those guys who
wear funny hats and ride pick-up trucks, HEEHAWW!!!!!
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| marty
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Hello fellow AHS alumns. Pardon the
interruption but I am trying to locate the email address of Marissa
Valdez (Garcia). I was a classmate of her sister Lolis '78. Anybody who
has it (including Marissa) can you contact me at
<mphuebner@sbcglobal.net>. Thanks por adelantado. M
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yo no voy a poder ir. voy a estar de caceria.
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| Anacecilia
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hola todos, happy holidays y nos vemos el sabado!
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| Héctor Hernández
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Para la próxima te voy a decir con 6 meses de anticipación, Dominic.
Hola Alex´s, Nacho, Ricardo, Chucho, George, Anaceci , Ramón, Homero. (Ojalá Hellen y Georgina vengan) Les
escribo para confirmar nuestra cita a cenar el próximo sábado 18 en el
Mama Rosas de Insurgentes sur, casi esquina con Barranca del Muerto.
Voy a hacer la reservación a las 9:pm. Por favor, confírmenme su
asistencia.
Los veo a todos ahí. Mi celular es 044 55 8542 6775
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| Alex Juarez
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Dominic: Pues si pero ya es hora que le den el TRI. Que tiene que hacer para que se lo den?
DITTO to Dominic's comment. Have a great Kwanza, Hannukha, Christmas or what ever else you celebrate.
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Juarez: Ahora que si vas a pasar una buena
Navidad. Lo malo para Mexico es que vamos a tener que aguantar al Hugol
y sus payasadas.
Hector: La verdad no puedo en esas fechas. sorry, te lo debo para la proxima.
To
everyone in this chat I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas or
whatever you celebrate. Have a great New Year and GO Longhorns Jan 1 at
the Rose Bowl.
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Felicidades Alex!!! Enhorabuena, bicamepones, disfrutalo, vale la pena.
Nos vemos el sábado a las 9 pm en Mama Rosas de Inusrgentes, casi esquina Barranca del Muerto, donde la vez pasada. Háblame cuando llegues a México. Mi tel es 91 49 59 04 Mi cel es 044 55 8542 6775
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| Alex Juarez
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GOYA! GOYA! CACHUN CACHUN RA RA GOYA UNIVERSIDAD! PUMAS BICAMPEON! Hector: A que horas nos vemos el 18 y como se llama el restaurant y adonde esta?
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| Héctor Hernández
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Lastima que no vienes (como siempre) Dominic.
Alex
y Homero, llegó el día, a ver quien gana, si el arrogante (justificado)
del Niño de Oro, o el arrogante (totalmente injustificado) del Piojo.
que gane el mejor. Creo que serán las Gatas. De cualquier forma, aqui celebramos el próximo sábado 18 con los dos.
Loya, te estaremos esperando para la próxima, a ver si entonces Dominic se digna venir.
¿Ya llegó Ricardo de Paris?, le mande un email y no me ha contestado.
Ramon, ¿te llegó mi mail?
Saludos a todos!!!
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| John Maroney
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Dominic. You know, your party sounds like it
is going to be a blast. My mouth watered at the thought of ice cold
coronitas. Apart from working for Norbac how does one procure an
invitation? As for the true meaning of Christmas? Just watch the movie The Polar Express with Tom Hanks. We had our second annual Posada here in Chatham. 150 in attendance. Great time considering the guests were sober.
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| DOMINIC
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12-09-2004 11:46 AM ET (US)
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Loya, Christmas is about many things.To me it
really is about appreciating what I have and the people in my life. I
thought I share something before you do your x-mas shopping this year.
As I party hard and enjoy life, frineds and family, there will be many
less fortunate soldiers ducking bullets. I assume you have all seen
the reports about how Sears is treating its reservist employees who are
called up? By law, they are required to hold their jobs open and
available, but nothing more. Usually, people take a big pay cut and
lose benefits as a result of being called up . . But,
Sears is voluntarily paying the difference in salaries and maintaining
all benefits, including medical insurance and bonus programs, for all
called up reservist employees for up to two years. I submit that Sears is an exemplary corporate citizen and should be recognized for its contribution.
(So I decided to check it out before I sent it forward. I sent the following email to the Sears Customer Service Department:) "I received this email and I would like to know if it is true." Here is their answer to my email. . . . . . . . . Dear Customer: Thank you for contacting Sears. The
information is factual. We appreciate your positive feedback. Sears
regards service to our country as one of greatest sacrifices our young
men and women can make. We are happy to do our part to lessen the
burden they bear at this time. Bill Thorn Sears Customer Care webcenter@sears.com 1-800-349-4358 Please
pass this on to all your friends, Sears needs to be recognized for this
outstanding contribution and we need to show them as Americans, we do
appreciate what they are doing for our military!!!!!
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| Alex Loya
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12-09-2004 11:36 AM ET (US)
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Dominic! Bummer, my man! I would've very much
liked to have seen you and had dinner with you! Nos hubieramos hechado
unas chelas y un alcohol y una buena borrachera!... no not really...
but I would've loved to hang out with you, my friend!
By the
way, Christmas is not about el chupe, Christmas is about Jesus... the
next time you drink some wine, and every time, let it remind you of the
blood Jesus shed on the cross so that by believing in Him your sins may
be forgiven and you may have eternal life...
I mean, during this
season you can't get away from religion! Only that the Muslims don't
recognize Judaism as a religion... and many Jews don't recognize Jesus
as the Messiah... and Protestants don't recognize the pope as the
leader of the Christian Church...
and Baptists don't recognize each other at Hooters! Hey! So maybe I could've hung out with you at Hooters!... no, not really... McDonalds is good though!
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Dominic: They both may suck but it was an entertain 4th quarter <g>.
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| Alex Juarez
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Dominic: Sounds like a good party to me. You'll have to invite me to a NORBAC party one of these days.
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| John Maroney
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12-07-2004 02:59 PM ET (US)
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Dominic. I asked only for the fun of reading your reply. You did not dissapoint. Gracias.
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Maroney: I don't know where you going with
this question but yes, there will be plenty of booze. As a matter of
fact, we are requiring everyone to show up in a taxi and do 2 shots of
tequila or your favorite spirit before you can enter the restaurant.
Only pregnant women and kids under 16 are exempt from this rule(in my
book, if they can go to war and die they can drink, so to hell with the
21 rule). We will have a R&R band, plenty of food and waiters
walking around with trays full of Herradura Silver and Don Julio Añejo.
For those who are still alive at 4am, there will be Menudo and ice-cold
mini Coronitas. Now, that's what the X-mas spirit is all about!
Bauer:
What you saw last night is a profesional level high school game. My
beloved Cowboys really suck this year and fortunataly, so do the
Seahawks. Makes for an exiting game but these two teams have no chance.
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12-07-2004 01:46 PM ET (US)
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Dominic. Will there be alcohol at the Norbac party?
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I finally saw a bit of football last night. I
came home late from a business meeting and caught the last 9 minutes of
game time of the Cowboys-Seahawks matchup. What a finale! I thought the
Seahawks took it away and then the Cowboys came right back. Reminded me
of old times. Great 4th quarter...okay, back to work...
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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De todas las finales posibles tal vez esta sea
la que menos deseaba. Soy Rayado pero como segundo equipo tengo a
Pumas. Gane el que gane, no dejar&#E1; de doler un poco. Pero
bueno, a disfrutar la final y aprovechar para acabar con unas chelas y
un buen tequila.
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Dominic: Que la pasen bien en la fiesta de NORBAC. Saludos a todos por alla. Buena la idea de los shots de Tequila!
Ricardo:
Que paso con tus Zorros. Los PUMAS le dieron una buena repasada de
futbol. No hay problema, pueden esperar unos 43 años mas para ganar un
campeonato.
Homero: Ahora PUMAS con todo encontra de tus Rayados. Suerte y que gane el mejor. Espero te haya ido bien en Francia.
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Hector: La verdad es que no voy a poder ir el 18.Voy a estar en Austin ese fin para la fiesta de Navidad de NORBAC. Ahi se toman una a mi salud.
Janito
y Homero: El que pierda la final PUMAS-MTY que se tome un shot de
Tequila por cada gol que se anoten en los dos juegos de la final. Mejor
ya hablenle a la ambulancia.
Loya: I was in New Orleans this
week but forgot to ask for your tel. Man! if the weather was any better
id move there in a heartbeat.
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Beware New STD The Center for Disease Control has issued a warning about a new virulent strain of sexually transmitted disease.
This disease is contracted through dangerous and high risk behavior. The disease is called Gonorrhea lecthim (pronounced "gonna re-elect him"). Many victims have contracted it after having been screwed for the past 4 years, and in spite of having taken measures to protect themselves from this especially virulent disease. Cognitive sequelae of individuals infected with Gonorrhea lecthim include, but are not limited to:
* Anti-social personality disorder traits * delusions of grandeur with a distinct messianic flavor * chronic mangling of the English language * extreme cognitive dissonance * inability to incorporate new information * pronounced xenophobia * inability to accept responsibility for actions * exceptional cowardice masked by acts of misplaced bravado * ignorance of geography and history * tendencies toward creating evangelical theocracies * and a strong propensity for categorical, all-or nothing behavior.
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| John Maroney
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12-01-2004 07:18 PM ET (US)
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Billy: It is rather mild here for the time
being. At night it drops to 25 and during the day it is in the high
30's. That is considered warm. But our cold weather has its advantages.
We have a large pasture that sometimes floods during winter meltoffs.
This is cool because when the temps fall it becomes a gigantic ice
rink. At night under the moon it is unreal to go for a skate. Mi casa
es tu casa if you ever journey closer to the arctic circle. Abrazos John
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| Alex Loya
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John B. You mean, hell be able to vote
Democrat, right?... Although if he's been filling his mind with
Nietzche and NPR maybe the story is right as it is, air all that gunk
out and he'll be able to vote Republican!
By the way, Psalm 129 does not say that!
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| BillyParra
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12-01-2004 05:31 PM ET (US)
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John M.-
How cold is it up there? A balmy 82 degrees here today.
I live about 2 hours south of Ocala.
Saludos y abrazos!
Billy
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And yet, another...
--------------
Corporate Lesson #1
A
man is getting into the shower just as his wife is finishing up her
shower when the doorbell rings. After a few seconds of arguing over
which one should go and answer the doorbell, the wife gives up, quickly
wraps herself up in a towel and runs downstairs. When she opens the
door, there stands Bob, the next-door neighbor. Before she could
say a word, Bob says, I'll give you $800 to drop that towel that you
have on." After thinking for a moment, the woman drops her towel and
stands naked in front of Bob.
After a few seconds, Bob hands her 800 dollars and leaves. Confused, but excited about her good fortune, the woman wraps back up in the towel and goes back upstairs.
When she gets back to the bathroom, her husband asks from the shower, "Who was that?"
"It was Bob the next door neighbor," she replies.
"Great!" the husband says, "Did he say anything about the $800 he owes me?"
Moral of the story:
If you share critical information pertaining to credit and risk with
your shareholders in time, you may be in a position to prevent
avoidable exposure.
Corporate Lesson #2
A
priest was driving along and saw a nun on the side of the road. He
stopped and offered her a lift which she accepted. She got in and
crossed her legs, forcing her gown to open and reveal a lovely leg. The
priest had a look and nearly had an accident. After controlling the car, he stealthily slid his hand up her leg. The nun looked at him and immediately said, "Father, remember Psalm 129?"
The
priest was flustered and apologized profusely. He forced himself to
remove his hand. Changing gear, he let his hand slide up her leg again.
The nun once again said, "Father, remember Psalm 129?" Once again the
priest apologized, "Sorry, Sister, but the flesh is weak."
Arriving at the convent, the nun got out gave him a meaningful glance and went on her way.
Upon
his arrival at the church, the priest rushed to retrieve a bible and
looked up Psalm 129. It Said, "Go forth and seek, further up, you will
find glory."
Moral of the story: If you are not well informed in your job, you might miss a great opportunity.
Corporate Lesson #3
A
sales representative, an administration clerk, and the manager are
walking to lunch when they find an antique oil lamp. They rub it and a
Genie comes out in a puff of smoke. The Genie says, "I usually grant
three wishes, so I'll give each of you just one."
"Me first!
Me first!" says the admin clerk. "I want to be in the Bahamas, driving
a speedboat, without a care in the world." Poof! She's gone.
In
astonishment, "Me next! Me next!" says the sales rep. "I want to be in
Hawaii, relaxing on the beach with my personal masseuse, an endless
supply of piña coladas, and the love of my life." Poof! He's gone.
"OK, you're up," the Genie says to the manager.
The manager says, "I want those two back in the office after lunch."
Moral of the story: Always let your boss have the first say.
Corporate Lesson #4
A
crow was sitting on a tree, doing nothing all day. A small rabbit saw
the crow and asked him, "Can I also sit like you and do nothing all day
long?"
The crow answered: "Sure, why not?"
So, the rabbit sat on the ground below the crow and rested. All of a sudden a fox appeared, jumped on the rabbit and ate it.
Moral of the story: To be sitting and doing nothing, you must be sitting very, very high up.
Corporate Lesson #5
A
turkey was chatting with a bull. "I would love to be able to get To the
top of that tree," sighed the turkey, but I haven't got the energy."
"Well, why don't you nibble on some of my droppings?" replied the bull. "They're packed with nutrients."
The
turkey pecked at a lump of dung and found that it actually gave him
enough strength to reach the lowest branch of the tree. The next day,
after eating some more dung, he reached the second branch.
Finally
after a fourth night, there he was, proudly perched at the top of the
tree. Soon he was promptly spotted by a farmer, who shot the turkey out
of the tree.
Moral of the story: Bullshit might get you to the top, but it won't keep you there.
Corporate Lesson #6
In Africa, every morning a gazelle awakens knowing that it must outrun the fastest lion if it wants to stay alive.
Every morning, a lion wakes up knowing it must run faster than the slowest gazelle or it will starve to death.
Moral of the story: It makes no difference whether you are a gazelle or a lion: When the sun comes up, you had better be hauling ass.
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I've seen this before...
----------------------------
It started out innocently enough.
I
began to think at parties now and then -- to loosen up. Inevitably,
though, one thought led to another, and soon I was more than just a
social thinker.
I began to think alone -- "to relax," I told
myself -- but I knew it wasn't true. Thinking became more and more
important to me, and finally I was thinking all the time.
I
began to think on the job. I knew that thinking and employment don't
mix, but I couldn't stop myself. I began to avoid friends at lunchtime
so I could read Thoreau and Kafka. I would return to the office dizzied
and confused, asking, "What is it exactly we are doing here?"
Things
weren't going so great at home either. One evening I had turned off the
TV and asked my wife about the meaning of life. She spent that night at
her mother's.
I soon had a reputation as a heavy thinker. One
day the boss called me in. He said, "Skippy, I like you, and it hurts
me to say this, but your thinking has become a real problem. If you
don't stop thinking on the job, you'll have to find another job."
This
gave me a lot to think about. I came home early after my conversation
with the boss. "Sweetie," I confessed, "I've been thinking..."
"I know you've been thinking," she said, "and I want a divorce!"
"But Sweetie, surely it's not that serious."
"It
is serious," she said, lower lip aquiver. "You think as much as college
professors, and college professors don't make any money, so if you keep
on thinking, we won't have any money!"
"That's a faulty syllogism," I said impatiently, and she began to cry.
I'd
had enough. "I'm going to the library," I snarled as I stomped out the
door. I headed for the library, in the mood for some Nietzsche, with
NPR on the radio. I roared into the parking lot and ran up to the big
glass doors... they didn't open. The library was closed.
To this day, I believe that a Higher Power was looking out for me that night.
As I sank to the ground, clawing at the unfeeling glass, whimpering for Zarathustra, a poster caught my eye.
"Friend, is heavy thinking ruining your life?" it asked.
You probably recognize that line. It comes from the standard Thinker's Anonymous poster. Which is why I am what I am today: a recovering thinker. I
never miss a TA meeting. At each meeting we watch a non-educational
video; last week it was "Porky's." Then we share experiences about how
we avoided thinking since the last meeting. I still have my job, and things are a lot better at home.
Life just seemed ... easier, somehow, as soon as I stopped thinking.
Soon, I will be able to vote Republican...
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| Alex Loya
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11-30-2004 03:24 PM ET (US)
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Dominic, you coming? Let me know when you get
here to New Orleans, maybe we can get together for dinner or something,
is your family coming? If you contact me early, I will try to get in
touch with Coach Everest and maybe he can meet us for dinner also. My
phone number (985)534-9709 cell (504)679-1244
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| Alex Loya
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11-27-2004 12:51 AM ET (US)
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Ramon, thanks!
Hector, me gustaria pero no voy a poder, ahi saludenme a todos, y denles un abrazo de mi parte!
Everyone: I cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdgnieg The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer inwaht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe. Amzanig huh? yaeh and I awlyas thought slpeling was ipmorantt!:
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| Ramon Ricoy
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11-24-2004 07:50 PM ET (US)
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Alex y Homero: Toño vive afuera de Paris como a 45 minutos en tren, de todas maneras le daria gusto que le escribieran. iniguezantonio@yahoo.com Por taxis no te preocupes Taxi Mex es 9171 8888 super seguros.
My Holiday wishes for all of you come from a story I love:
A young man learns what's most important in life from the guy next door. It had been some time since Jack had seen the old man. College, girls, career, and life itself got in the way. In fact, Jack moved clear across the country in pursuit of his dreams. There, in the rush of his busy life, Jack had little time to think about the past and often no time to spend with his wife and son. He was working on his future, and nothing could stop him. Over the phone, his mother told him, -- Mr. Belser died last night. The funeral is Wednesday. --
Memories flashed through his mind like an old newsreel as he sat quietly remembering his childhood days. -- Jack, did you hear me? -- Oh sorry, Mom. Yes, I heard you. It's been so long since I thought of him. I'm sorry, but I honestly thought he died years ago -- Jack said.
-- Well, he didn't forget you. Every time I saw him he'd ask how you were doing. He'd reminisce about the many days you spent over 'his side of the fence' as he put it -- Mom told him.
-- I loved that old house he lived in -- Jack said. -- You know, Jack, after your father died, Mr. Belser stepped in to make sure you had a man's influence in your life -- she said. -- He's the one who taught me carpentry -- he said. -- I wouldn't be in this business if it weren't for him.
He spent a lot of time teaching me things he thought were important. Mom, I'll be there for the funeral -- Jack said. As busy as he was, he kept his word. Jack caught the next flight to his hometown. Mr. Belser's funeral was small and uneventful. He had no children of his own, and most of his relatives had passed away.
The night before he had to return home, Jack and his Mom stopped by to see the old house next door one more time.
Standing in the doorway, Jack paused for a moment. It was like crossing over into another dimension,
a leap through space and time. The house was exactly as he remembered. Every step held memories. Every picture, every piece of furniture....
Jack stopped suddenly. -- What's wrong, Jack? -- his Mom asked. -- The box is gone -- he said. -- What box? -- Mom asked. -- There was a small gold box that he kept locked on top of his desk. I must have asked him a thousand times what was inside. All he'd ever tell me was 'the thing I value most, -- Jack said. It was gone. Everything about the house was exactly how Jack remembered it, except for the box. He figured someone from the Belser family had taken it. -- Now I'll never know what was so valuable to him -- Jack said. -- I better get some sleep. I have an early flight home, Mom. -- It had been about two weeks since Mr. Belser died. Returning home from work one day
Jack discovered a note in his mailbox. "Signature required on a
package. No one at home. Please stop by the main post office within the next three days," the note read. Early the next day Jack retrieved the package. The small box was old and looked like it had been mailed a hundred years ago. The handwriting was difficult to read, but the return address caught his attention. "Mr. Harold Belser" it read. Jack took the box out to his car and ripped open the package.
There inside was the gold box and an envelope. Jack's hands shook as he read the note inside. -- Upon my death, please forward this box and its contents to Jack Bennett. It's the thing I valued most in my life. -- A
small key was taped to the letter. His heart racing, as tears filling
his eyes, Jack carefully unlocked the box. There inside he found a beautiful gold pocket watch. Running his fingers slowly over the finely etched casing, he unlatched the cover. Inside he found these words engraved: -- Jack, Thanks for your time! -Harold Belser -- -- The thing he valued most...was...my time. -- Jack held the watch for a few minutes, then called his office and cleared his appointments for the next two days. --Why? -- Janet, his assistant asked. --I need some time to spend with my son -- he said. -- Oh, by the way, Janet...thanks for your time! -- Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take but by the moments that take our breath away.
Think about this. You may not realize it, but it's 100% true. 1. At least 2 people in this world love you so much they would die for you. 2. At least 15 people in this world love you in some way.
3. A smile from you can bring happiness to anyone, even if they don't like you. 4. Every night, SOMEONE thinks about you before they go to sleep 5. You mean the world to someone. 6. If not for you, someone may not be living. 7. You are special and unique. 8. When you think you have no chance of getting what you want, you probably won't get it, but if you trust God to do what's best, and wait on His time, sooner or later, you will get it or something better.
9. When you make the biggest mistake ever, something good can still come from it. 10. When you think the world has turned its back onyou, take a look: you most likely turned your back on the world.
11. Someone that you don't even know exists, loves you.
12. Always remember the compliments you received. Forget about the rude remarks.
13. Always tell someone how you feel about them; you will feel much better when they know and you'll both be happy. 14. If you have a great friend, take the time to let them know that they are great. Send this letter to all the people you care about, if you do so, you will certainly brighten someone's day and might change their perspective on life...for the better.
To everyone who reads this -- Thanks for your time!! --
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| Alex Juarez
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11-24-2004 03:53 PM ET (US)
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Homero: Claro que se te lleva al hotel. Nos
daria mucho gusto verte el 18. Ojala deberas puedas venir. Espero te
vaya bien en Francia. Por alla esta Tono Iniguez, pero no se su tel.
Alguien tiene su e-mail?
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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11-24-2004 12:37 PM ET (US)
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Va de nuez pero sin acentos...
Pues sera el sereno pero el que de seguro pasa a semifinales es el Monterrey porque a Pachuca no le interesa ni le conviene quedar campeon. Lo que pasa es que si llegara a quedar campeon ya no podria jugar la Copa Libertadores al verse obligado a jugar la Copa de Campeones de la CONFUT.
De la fiesta del 18, no les prometo nada, pero tratere de estar ahi. Nada mas que necesito que alguien me de ride al hotel a la salida porque esta caon subirse a un taxi de noche y con un pomo encima.
Espero que ahora si haya quedado claro...
El jueves me voy a paris y estoy fuera toda la semana proxima asi que si no me ven por aqui no es que ande ni dormido ni crudo simplemente ando de vago.
salut hm
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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11-24-2004 12:21 PM ET (US)
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Pues ser&#E1; el sereno pero el que de
seguro pasa a semifinales es el Monterrey porque a Pachuca no le
interesa ni le conviene quedar campe&#F3;n. Lo que pasa es que si
llegara a quedar campe&#F3;n ya no podr&#ED;a jugar la Copa
Libertadores al verse obligado a jugar la Copa de Campeones de la
CONFUT.
De la fiesta del 18, no les prometo nada, pero
trater&#E9; de estar ah&#ED;. Nada m&#E1;s que necesito que
alguien me de ride al hotel a la salida porque est&#E1;
ca&#F3;n subirse a un taxi de noche y con un pomo encima.
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| Alex Juarez
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11-23-2004 09:33 PM ET (US)
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Hector: Llegamos el 17 a las 8:30pm. El sabado por la mañana tengo un bautizo y en la noche nos vemos. No creo que las zorras puedan ganarle a las chivas. Y de plano yo creo que mi PUMAS le gana a los tiburones.
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| Héctor Hernández
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11-23-2004 08:27 PM ET (US)
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| IP: 201.128.150.20 |
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Ricardo: No sabía que te habías mudado a
Juriquilla. El director de Juriquilla, o mejor dicho, su esposa es muy
amiga mia, por si alguna vez necesitas algo. Nos vemos el 18, ya es
un hecho. Y voy preparando el ring. Por cierto, tus margaritas podrían
echarse una copa de champange despúes de más de 50 años!
El que no ha dado señales de vida es Dominic...¿Andará crudo ó que?
Ramón,
no tengo tu email pero en el que le mande a toda la comunidad, hice
extensiva la invitación a tu persona. Mándame un mail a mi dirección:
hector.hernandez@realidadamericanista.com y por favor, dile a Federico
y al "Olmeca" Gerardo Llanes que estan invitadisimos el 18, sobre todo
dile a Federico que esta vez no se raje.
Alex, ¿a que hora
llegas el 17?, Alex Mc Grtah me dijo que si se podia cambiar al 17 la
fiesta reunión, pero le dije que dependiendo de tu llegada, pero veo
que va a estar cañón porque ya muchos han agendado el día 18. Mc Grtah
me dijo que si no se puede cambiar la fecha, de todos modos viene con
nosotros.
No he tenido noticias de Georgina, ¿alguien de ustedes sí?
Loya, ¿te anímas a venir?
Mi pronostico para campéon: el que gane de las gatas vs los tiburones.
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| Alex Juarez
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11-22-2004 09:15 PM ET (US)
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Ricardo: Suerte en Queretaro. Espero te vaya muy bien. Nos vemos el 18 de diciembre.
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| Ramon Ricoy
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11-22-2004 04:00 PM ET (US)
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Paul: Good to hear from you, I keep running into your brother Eric.Love to come do some skiing in Calgary. Please
congratulate Clayton on his attending the number 1 international
business school, Federico Gorbea, Gerardo Llanes, Rene Koch and myself
are alumns.
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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11-22-2004 11:11 AM ET (US)
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Hi Paul. Dale saludos a Clayton de mi parte.
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| Ricardo Ortega
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11-22-2004 09:58 AM ET (US)
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¡¡¡Hey nada más me voy unos días y ya se estan
despelucando!! ¿Cuando pasamos de "los tomatitos muy contentitos" y "el
tío Gamboín" a los madrazos??? Personalmente (y aunque un poco tarde)
yo creo o creía al menos que esta pagina era para reunir a personas con
muy diversas formas de pensamiento y forma de sentir y ver las cosas (y
con preferencias políticas y deportivas muy diversas), separados por el
tiempo y por la distancia y que convergen aquí. Yo personalmente
disfruto de ver todas esas formas aunque algunas veces no las comparta
o vengan de gente con la que no tuve la oportunidad de convivir en AHS
(aveces siento que los voy conociendo por lo que escriben)...si no las
quiero leer...pues nada más DELETE y listo!!! Pero ya cuando salen las
amenazas de "nos vemos a la salida"!!?? Y después de esta retórica
que ha sacado al rollero que yo también (igual que todos) llevo adentro
afirmo que personalmente estoy de acuerdo con dirimir nuestras
diferencias en un "mud ring" aunque como no tengo diferencias con
nadie, pues yo me ofrezco para "los previews" antes de la pelea estelar
solo que para esto yo propongo unas luchas en el lodo...pero MIXTAS!!!
¿Alguien más se apunta??? (solo que como fue mi idea me toca escoger
rival...o rivales primero!!! jajajaja)
Aquí nos podemos "dar
hasta con la cubeta"...pero cuando nos veamos mejor disfrutamos (todo
con medida!!) de unas de esas escalofriantes recetas de Ramón o de
Homero...y asunto arreglado. Espero verlos ahí a todos y ver a mis
(muy) viejos amigos y a los que igual de viejos pero no tan conocidos
espero conocer mejor!
Hector, ¡por que no aprovechamos y
mandas instalar un Ring para el día 18. Como trabajas para el America
(aquí el perfecto ejemplo de alguien a quien considero un buen amigo,
pero cuya manera de pensar me parece terriblemente equivocada...jajaja)
igual nos puedes conseguir ese "TV crew" para televisar el evento!!.
Bueno
también aprovecho para anunciarles que a partir de este pasado 20 de
Nov. la familia Ortega se ha convertido en Queretana!!! Sí, soy otro de
esos chilangos rajones que ha decidido cambiar de aires y escapar de
los dominios de Andrés Manuel (local joke). Como sea la ventaja de
Querétaro es que estoy lo suficientemente lejos de la ciudad y lo
suficientemente cerca como para poder ir a las pachangas que ahí se
organizan. (después de todo solo son 2 hrs. por carretera) También
seguiré trabajando algunos días en la ciudad de México así que no se
librarán de mi por completo!!! Si un día andan por acá no dejen de
llamarme, mi nueva dirección es:
Calle Jurica Hacienda Grande 104 casa 9 Col. La Solana II, Juriquilla Querétaro tel (todavía es celular) 01(55)54194907
Un
fuerte abrazo a todos y espero verlos pornto. No dejen de confirmarme
lo del ring para llevar mi traje de baño a la reunión!!!
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| Alex Juarez
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11-21-2004 12:36 PM ET (US)
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Freud: If you talk to Clayton please give him my numbers: Cell is 602-573-3554 and home 623-551-0277.
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| Freud
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11-20-2004 03:21 PM ET (US)
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| IP: 69.243.169.200 |
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Alex - Mark is in Calgary - lo saludo de tu
parte cuando lo vea. We will be seeing him over the Xmas season - todos
los Freuds van a Calgary - a change of gears from prior years when we
went South for the winter. Skiing up in Banff for a few days and then
spending the rest of a week in the city. For those of you that haven't
been there, Calgary is a great city..... good party town. For the
Phoenix clan - Clayton Odor ('82) should be there soon. He is attending
Thunderbird and is just wrapping up a semester in France. We are
considering going there in Spring Break... still very tentative, but,
if we do, a ver si no nos juntamos para una (o dos) copa. Saludos a
todos. Bill - it's a trip to hear from you and good to know things are
going well for you.
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| Alex Loya
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11-19-2004 01:24 AM ET (US)
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| IP: 205.188.116.11 |
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Billsky! u.b.? Good to hear from you my friend!
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| Alex Juarez
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11-18-2004 11:52 PM ET (US)
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Bill: Good to hear from you Bill. Please say hello to Poncharelo.
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| John Maroney
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11-18-2004 10:41 AM ET (US)
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Dwight. You need a song to go along with these shirts. There is a line from a Mexican song that fits this to a t. "PERO SI VIERAN, COMO SON LINDAS ESTAS BORRACHERRAS, YANDALE" Bill. Good to hear from you. I keep in touch with Aldona via email. Are you anywhere near Ocala?
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11-17-2004 05:54 PM ET (US)
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If Bush relies on Cheney's advice and council for premption and the Iraq War, does that mean he has a Dick in his ear?
:)
Five T-Shirts you might see Dominic, myself, and other 'enlightened' humans wear
1. It's not a beer belly, it's a fuel tank for a sex machine.
2. I'm not drinking anymore, then again I'm not drinking any less.
3. My idea of a balanced diet is a beer... in each hand.
4. I gave up drinking, smoking and sex. It was the worst 15 minutes of my life.
5. Got tequila?
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| Billy Parra
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11-17-2004 03:36 PM ET (US)
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| IP: 205.188.116.11 |
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Hi to all!
Greetings from sunny, though quite windy 2 months ago, Florida! Luis
Dos Santos and I still live about 25 miles from each other and we have
an on-line toy business for 3 years now. I still have my bar, 12 years
and my liver is still functioning.
All is well here and I hope all is well with you and yours!
Saludos y abrazos!
Billy
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| Héctor Hernández
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11-17-2004 01:14 PM ET (US)
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| IP: 201.129.14.44 |
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Hola a todos!!! No andaba medio perdido, lo
que pasa es que he tenido mucho trabajo y en mi casa todo mundo está
enfermo, Eugenio mi hijo con colitis (a los 2 años, 9 meses) y Chiquis
mi esposa con varicela!!!!
Pero no me olvido de ustedes y ya
quede de acuerdo con Alex Juárez de organizar otra
"cenita-fiesta-reunión-musica-chupe(Loya estas invitadísimo)" como la
de Marzo pasado.
Me encargaré de buscar a todos, pero por aquí
ya saben, están invitados todos los que vivan en México o vayan a estar
por esa fecha aquí. Será el sábado 18. Ojalá y todos jalen con
nosotros. Juárez llega el 17.
Dominic, a pesar del ridiculo de
tu equipo de Primera "A" que juega en Primera Nacional, te esperamos.
Quedaste muy formal de venir "ahuevisimo" la próxima vez. Bueno, esta
es la proxima vez.
Ramón, ojala y ahora no te cortes. Y George,
ojalá esta vez si tengas con quien dejar el changarro. Homero, ¿vendrás
de Monterrey?
Luego les mando un mail a cada uno para recordarles.
Por cierto, en estos días les voy a mandar la FOTO DE LA SEMANA, nueva versión, del Impala temporada 73-74.
¿Alguien sabe algo de Georgina?
Arriba el Veracruz!!!! jajajajajaja,y él Águila!!!!!
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| Alex Juarez
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Freud: Son! Winners Never Quit and Quitters
Never Win! Get down and give me 20. Saludos and good to hear from you.
Where is your brother Mark? Maroney: Maybe you should consider
moving down South. Eso de que la canicas se te congelan no suena nada
divertido. Maybe Alex Loya would like to try it. POMO: Que onda, que haces para Navidad? Cuando vienes por Phoenix?
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| John Maroney
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Freud. Te escribo, pero por que te lanzas a Calgary para la navidad? Te vas a congelar las canicas maestro. There
are certain things here that keenly remind me that I no longer live in
Mexico.One of them just drove my window. We are harvesting our corn and
a combine the size of a small house just blasted by not 25 feet from
where I sit. It is awesome. Mas potencia que una Koblenz.
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| Alex Loya
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11-15-2004 11:32 PM ET (US)
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John and Homero, both of you are hilarious! LOL :) ... bummer you couldn't view the pictures... specially after all the work I put in trying to post them!
Freud, Saludos back to you, good to see you here! John is a regular here, so I'm sure you all will get in touch.
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| Freud
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I am looking for a way to get in touch with
John Maroney - it's Paul Freudenthaler. Vamos a estar en Canada en
Diciembre y estoy tratando de ver si no aprovechamos la oportunidad de
saludarnos. Write to me at pdfreud1@aol.com. Ya ni tengo tus datos.
Saludos a todos. Big D - good to see that you're still carrying the torch.
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| Alex Juarez
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11-12-2004 05:13 PM ET (US)
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Homero: Muy buena analogía para Alex Loya. Ramon: Que cuenta el buen Federico? Lo vez seguido a el y a Pulgar?
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| Ramon Ricoy
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Me gusta mas la receta de Vodka con Red Bull light para ver lucecitas. El dia de ayer me hablo Federico Gorbea que se encontro a Lozano en una junta que chico es el mundo, Eduardo vive en Monterrey. Que bueno esta el juego de Give Dubya a Brain le pude dar 7 como ven.
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| DOMINIC
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11-12-2004 11:08 AM ET (US)
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The Texas Survivor thing reminds me of my
sister inlaw that lives in Damascus, Syria. I sent her and her husband
two bumper stickers of W-04 with the american flag all over it.I bet
Al-Jazira would have paid good $ to film them going from Damascus to
Bagdad.
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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11-12-2004 10:49 AM ET (US)
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come on john, get real... you know none will
even make it out of dallas... anyway, to boost the fear factor i
suggest they also have a bumpersticker that says "pickup truck drivers
are ugly and their mother dresses 'em funny"
by the way loya, nice analysis but forget it, texas is already mine... you
see my last name is of basque origin and is written as "mentxaka"... so
if you break it up the ethimology reads as follows "men" which
represent me, the man ... then comes "tx" as you know thats short for
texas... and then it ends with "aka" and that means i got a ak47 and
you should better stay in louisiana if you know what i mean...
entendiste?
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11-12-2004 01:05 AM ET (US)
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Alex: It appears you have to have an account on integrity.com to view your pictures.
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11-12-2004 01:04 AM ET (US)
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Alex: As you own Texas, thought you might like this one (remember, it is only a joke...) ---- SUBJECT: Survivor - Texas Style
Due to the popularity of the Survivor shows, Texas is planning to do one entitled, "Survivor- Texas Style."
The contestants will all start in Dallas, then drive to Waco, Austin, San Antonio, over to Houston and down to Brownsville.
They will then proceed up to Del Rio, El Paso, Midland, Odessa, Lubbock and Amarillo.
From there they will go on to Abilene, Fort Worth and finally back to Dallas.
Each
will be driving a pink Volvo with bumper stickers that read: "I'm Gay,"
"I Love the Dixie Chicks," "Boycott Beef," "I Voted for John Kerry,"
"George Strait Sucks," "Hillary in 2008," and "I'm here to confiscate
your gun."
The first one to make it back to Dallas alive wins. ----
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| Alex Loya
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11-12-2004 12:53 AM ET (US)
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Alright, one more try and that's it! Here,
again, hopefully this time it will work, are my great frandfather's
Civil War records which, like all Indian Wars soldiers who were Civil
War Veterans, were incorporated with his Indian War records. The name
appears in this database as Gabmo for error, it is Gabino as it appears
in the original documents. Ok, hopefully you won't get the Loya Pausse
for the third time! If you do, I don't know what's wrong with my
computer! http://wm-jan.integrity.com/horde/imp/view...0083638c98908105434
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| Alex Loya
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11-12-2004 12:46 AM ET (US)
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And while I'm at it, here is my great
grandfather's Civil War record (Blasa was a second wife, not my
grandmother, she appears as Blasa Graville in other documents) His
Indian War Records were mixed,ir incorporated, with his Civil War
Records as were the records of all Indian Wars soldiers who were Civil
War Veterans. http://wm-jan.integrity.com/horde/imp/view...fc304cb846a18667c50
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| Alex Loya
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11-12-2004 12:07 AM ET (US)
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No edit button! My uncle's name, who is in the picture of the Loya Pausse, below, was Antonio Loya.
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| Alex Loya
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11-12-2004 12:04 AM ET (US)
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Alright! It worked! I was hoping to be able to
attach the picture below! It is a picture of the El Paso, Texas County
Commissioners. In it you will see the original Texans with the newer
Texans together. Among the original Texans you will see Captain
Gregorio Garcia, my great grandfather Gabino Loya served under him as a
private during the Indian Wars when he was a young 22 year old. In the
tradition my father passed down to me, his grandfather Gabino Loya was
killed by the Apaches when his merchant wagon train of about 30 men,
all Spaniards, was attacked by th e Apaches. He cought a poisoned arrow
in the leg, about six months later he died because of the infection.
When I met some relatives descendants of Gabino Loya through my
grandfather's half sister, they told me the exact same story my dad
told me, except that in their story it was Captain Garcia who caught a
poisoned arrow, not in the leg, but in the arm, about six months later
he died because of the infection. In the picture in th eposting below
you will see Captain Garcia. All the names are in the bottom of the
page. Here is another cool picture "The Loya Pausse". It is
a picture of my grandfather, Tirso Loya (the son of Gabino Loya
whoserved under Capt.Garcia and was killed by the Apaches), in the
middle between my father, Rodolfo Loya, to your left in the shadows,
and my uncle, to your right in the sunlight. All from El Paso, Texas,
notice the six shooter in my grandfather's belt. Anyway... cool! http://wm-jan.integrity.com/horde/imp/view...fc304cb846a18667c50
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| Alex Loya
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| Alex Loya
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Tocayo, ya le iba a parar, but our dear Dominic and John M. asked...
Dominic,
excellent question! Because the spelling "Loya" is a phonetic
modification, there are people whose surname is Loya who can be of
either Italian or Greek ancestry, France is a stop in the way of
migration. There are people whose surname is spelled Loya who come from
the Greek Logia, as in the Biblical "ta logia". In this case the
surname denotes a public speaker who speaks as "the oracles of God",
that is, a preacher. Through the 11th-13th centuries there were Italian
clans who migrated to Leon in Christian Spain. They introduced the word
"loggia" which means "atrium" or denotes an atrium. Consequently, there
is in an obscure text of 13th century Leon in which the word "loya" is
used as a modification of the Italian word "loggia". The word used in
that text, however, and as you know, did not survive in the Spanish
language because of its "foreigness", loggia survives to this day in
Italy and is the name of a city in Italy, and there are people today of
Italian descent whose surname is Loya which was originally spelled
Loggia but, as with the 13th century text, it was phonetically modified
to Loya. The largest group of people by the surname Loya, derive their
name from the Italian Loia. This we know by the pattern of dispersion
of people bearing the surname, the time, the historical context, and by
the fact that in colonial documents and through this day the surname is
alternatevily spelled. Some people theorize, as the people in the
Istituto Araldico Coccia out of Florence, that Loya/Loia comes from the
Sardinian Eloia since it has been present in the area for a long time
and Eloia is the femenine of the Sardinian name Eloi (also spelled
Eloya and Eloy, the Use of Eloy in Spain that you know is due to the
long standing relationship between Sardinia and Spain)which correspond
to the Italian Eligio. Because Sardinia and its mysterious language
went through a process of "Tuscanization" both culturally and
linguistically through centuries of Tuscan dominion, the surname
Loia/Loya of Sardinia was more than likely introduced to Sardinia by
Tuscan sailors and miners who established themselves in the outlying
areas of Sardinia. Alessio and Battisti identify "Loia/Loya" as
belonging to the Tuscan dialect of Italy. The meaning of Loia/Loya is
not very glorious at all,but, then again, the meaning of alot of
Italian names is not very glorious, like Malatesta meaning ugly head or
Gambacorta meaning short legs. Loia/Loya means in the Tuscan dialect,
literally, "a layer of dirt and grease on the skin or clothes" ok, ok,
you can stop laughing! You mean all this for that?! As a surname it
denotes someone who is very dirty because of mining. Remember those
pictures of old miners covered in soot and mud and dirt? That person is
a Loya, a miner who is very dirty because of his occupation. The most
interesting thing which really blows my mind and which I even hesitate
to share, lest you think I am full of it,(if I were, though, I wouldn't
have told you what my name actually means)is that Alessio and Battisti,
in their Dizionario Etimologico Italiano, indicate that although
Loia/Loya is specifically of the Tuscan dialect, which is the dialect
of Italy from which standard Italian derives, it excludes, semantically
and phonetically, that is, it excludes by sound and meaning, Latin as
its source. Since standard Italian is derived from the Tuscan dialect
and it comes from Latin, the only explanation for Loia/Loya being
specifically of the Tuscan dialect yet excluding latin as its source
semantically and phonetically is that it belongs to the substratum of
the Tuscan dialect, which is the ancient, mysterious and extinct
Etruscan! It is a survival of the extinct Etruscan language! As
incredible as this sounds, however, farmers in the most remote ares of
Tuscany up until the beginning of the 20th century preserved oral pagan
prayers and incantations and some words and names in the Etruscan
language, Loya is one of those. So, Dominic, although the Loya of New
York/Vermont/Quebec consider themselves French, and although the Loya
of ht eoldest most isolated towns of Texas and Chihuhua preserve a
tradition of French origin, France was only a stepping stone in the
road. As I mentioned before, the Loya from Tuscany were scattered
because of religious persecution and went to several different areas of
refuge for heretics of the Catholic church. Navarre was all French when
they arrived there, they were planted there and then Spain invaded and
split Navarre and that Loya clan, the most numerous, in two. To that
extent, John, I am related to the Loya of Quebec, we were one family
kicked out of Tuscany for being heretics to then being separated in
Navarre and coming to two opposing corners of the UNited States. By the
way, when Juan de Oñate and his mostly Spaniard families of pioneers
established the settlement that would become San Elizario, Texas, whom
the Loya joined there after from the East up the Rio Grande, they
celebrated the very first Thanksgiving in what one day be the United
States of America, on April 20, 1598, I believe, years before the one
we celebrate in November, which the Pilgrims celebrated at Plymouth
Rock. That is, with the Pilgrims giving thanks to Jesus on Plymouth
Rock, and the Spaniards giving thanks to Jesus in the site of San
Elizario, Texas, the united States was efffectively born from a
Christian foundation, this is a Christian nation.
Here's Alex Loya's direct paternal line: Casimiro
Loya born in San Elizario, El Paso County,Texas (part of El Paso del
Norte in Colonial days) circa 1755-1770. If the earlier date or some
date in between is correct, then he would have been activated as a part
of the Spanish militia during the American Revolution and qualifies as
a "Near Patriot of the American Revolution" Patriots of the American
Revolution of Texas are those who can actually document their service,
Near Patriots are those who lack the documentation but would have been
in the militia since by law all males 14 and older were activated in
the militia. His father certainly was.
Antonio Loya, born in San Elizario,El Paso County, Texas circa 1790-1800
Arcadio Loya, born San Elizario, El Paso County, Texas, 1817
Gabino
Loya, born in San Elizario, El Psao County, Texas, February 2, 1847.
Veteran of the Union Army in the Civil War and the Texas Frontier
Forces during the Indian Wars. Killed by the arrow of an Apache.
Tirso Loya, born in El Paso County, Texas 1875
Rodolfo Loya, born in El Paso County, Texas October 10,1919
Alex Loya, born in Mexico City, April 22, 1963
Connor Alexander Loya born in Covington, Louisiana November 11, 1999. (my baby boy just turned 5!)
Gentlemen, and ladies, I do believe Texas is mine... those of you who live there need to start paying me some rent! :)
Carry on, carry on, sweet Southern comfort, carry on!
... I would love to hear your stories!
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| George S. Ortes
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Jajajajajajaj. If I do that I will see
Northern lights and a few uncharted stars. Then I will become religious
and give offerings to the¨"Great Porcelan God". The flash backs should
last a week. I will stick to normal astronomy. Thanks anyway.
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| John Maroney
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11-11-2004 01:04 PM ET (US)
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Dominic. Yes, but if you guys keep this up I might have to revert back to my old ways.
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| DOMINIC
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11-11-2004 11:49 AM ET (US)
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George: And if you add a couple of shots of
Sotol you will also see the mega northern lights and a few days latter
the northern flash backs.
Maroney: Good thing you live in Canada cause I know you don't do any of those things anymore.
Homero: Apenas las 10:00am I tu ya antojando unos aperitivos. Bueno, sera una comida larga hoy.
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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11-11-2004 11:38 AM ET (US)
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Hey George you wanna see the northern lights?
Try this..., 1 bottle of tequila Cuervo (750 ml will do), a six pack of
Pacifico beer and a couple of Clamatos (Puerto Nuevo style)... I
promise you'll see all sorts of northern lights regardless of the
latitude you're at. It's true... ask Dominic. Salud!
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| George S. Ortes
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11-11-2004 01:26 AM ET (US)
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John Maroney: Could you take a few picture of
the northern lights. So the rest of us who are deprived of clean, clear
skys or are city dwellers; can enjoy them. Never seen it and they say
it's beyond all imagination. Share your little piece on paradise with us.
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| George S. Ortes
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11-11-2004 01:01 AM ET (US)
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John................... It takes two to fight.
But I don't have the time (which you seem to have). For this. I have a
life and a buisness to run. But If you want a fight ..... I am game.
Wrestling fine by me. Our friends don't need to see this chisme de
lavanderia. The only infintile is the one who dosen't see when
something is not worth the effort. It's the last time I will talk about
it.
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11-10-2004 08:58 PM ET (US)
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George: What did I start and what rules? Also,
please avoid the infantile name calling (yeah, I saw your original
post). For the record, I posted something funny for only those with
like minds. It was you who chose respond and take this to a personal
level. (see message 3277 /m3277) Dominic:
I thought you gave us the option to choose between boxing or wrestling?
I'm up for wrestling (and I thought as first respondant I got to pick
<G>). John M.: We actually got to see the lights (okay, glow) down here in Colorado on Monday night. It was beautiful...as glows go.
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| John Maroney
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11-10-2004 05:37 PM ET (US)
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Elena. I live in a hamlet called Wabash near
London, Ontario.Population:less than one hundred people. As for the
northern lights, there are beyond belief. Dominic. Que pasa con estos aguados? Loya. Are you any relation to the Loya clan in upper Quebec? Did someone say Bush won?
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| DOMINIC
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11-10-2004 11:20 AM ET (US)
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Loya: I have my doubt on the Loia thing. I
heard it was not french but greek?. Is there any relationship to the
Greek God LOILA? How about the original originin of the name, where did
that come from and what does it really mean?
John B. & George: By your responses, the odds are now 5-1 to George, place your bets.
Elena: Very disapointed on your wrestling refusal, we could have called it "Northern Lights Smashdown"
Juarez: This chat hasn't seen this much activity in a while, don't try to stop him now.
Maroney:
Looks like everyone is wimping out for the CANADA reunion. If you can
hook up some Moose and Caribu in a boxing match or a french canadian
chic -vs- a english canadian chic in a wrestling match it might change
things.
Mrs. Valero: I hated your class. How can you send a
report card with 62 tardees for a 9 week period? Are there that many
class days?
Homero: Dr. said I had teibolitis, lets form a rehab group and confront our demons.
Michael Moore: You rule dude!, keep those movies comming.Too bad Zappa is dead, he would be very proud.
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| Alex Juarez
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11-10-2004 10:40 AM ET (US)
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Loya: Ya parale! Enough of Loyitis. Homero: Name that table and I'm there to watch the fight.
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| Elena Rohweder Turner
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11-10-2004 10:35 AM ET (US)
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One of the things I like about the Hispanic
culture is the appetite for good debate. I find that too many
Americans, especially Southerners, think that debating is fighting. It
is not.
Research shows that debate is healthy for the brain
and vital to strengthening your beliefs. If you cannot debate your
viewpoint, then how strong can it really be.
I say keep it up.
PS count me out on the boxing and wrestling
PSS How about "Knock Down in the Great White North"
PSSS
John I've never seen the Northern Lights and may have to invite myself
up to your place to finally see them. Where in Canada are you?
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| Alex Loya
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11-09-2004 11:42 PM ET (US)
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By the way, this should put that traitor
Michael Moore to silence (Benedict Arnold was a better man than Michael
Moore, at least when Benedict Arnold died in England he requested to be
buried in his American Military Uniform): http://www.hannity.com/img/usa_election_map.jpg
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| Alex Loya
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11-09-2004 11:20 PM ET (US)
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Mrs. Valero, thanks for reminfing me about the
trash! I really do need to take it out! By, the way, maam, I wanted to
publicly apologize to you for being so disrespectful in my anger... for
the Scripture says "Treat the younger women as sisters, with all
purity, and entreat the older women as mothers"... that I failed to do,
please do forgive me... I hate to keep kicking a dead
horse but "a good name is to be desired above gold or silver", and, if
I can help it, I don't want anyone of you to think of me as a liar that
makes up stories about his own heritage, here is a few links that will
help you see its no fantasy but reality, and will help you better know
who I am, and perhaps stir up some interesdt in you to research your
won heritage, as someone once said (not a Biblical statement)"He who
does not look backward to his ancestors does not look forward to his
descendants" This is that San Elizario Texas cemetery listing,
it shows 3 generations of my family. If you go, the first Loya appears
as Alcario Loya, his name is Arcadio and that is my great great
grandfather, it shows his place of birth, the man under him is Antonio
Loya, that is his father, my great great great grandfather, the name of
his wife is very interesting because although as in this listing some
documents show her as Gregoria Ramirez, in the oldest handwritten
documents she appears as Greforia Zeraffini, this change of name from
Italian to Spanish appears in other names in the area which shows a
process of hispanization in Spanish Colonial Texas. Scrolling all the
way down to the second to last you will see a girl, Refugio Loya, she
is my grandfather's half sister, her dad to the right is Gabino Loya,
he is my great grandfather. Up a bit you will see Iginio Loya, Gabino's
cousin also a Texas Ranger, died without sacraments, he was shot in the
streets of San Elizario in 1879, Old West style, a vendetta from the El
Paso Salt Wars in which he killed other Texas Rangers. Here's the link: http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Etxelpaso/oldsanelizariocem.htmlIn
the following link to the Texas State Library and Archives you will
see, as I said before, if you scroll down the names, my grandfather
Gabino Loya and his cousin, here it is spelled Hijenio Loya, listed as
members of the Texas Frontier Forces: http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/arc/service/indexl.htmlIn
this link you will find two Loya kinsmen, one Anglicized certainly from
the Loya kinsmen who established New York State and Vermont (also
present in Quebec), one hispanicized from the area of Willacy County,
Texas near the Coast of Texas. My great grandfather does not appear in
this roster, and there is another Civil War Loya soldier from Kentucky
that does not appear here: http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htmJust put Loya under surname and click on search, or you can just read the pasted page below: Soldier Names -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No. Soldier Name Side Function Regiment Name 1 Loya, John B. Union Cavalry 2nd Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Loya, Jose Ma Union Unidentified Texas -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The
following link will give you some knowledge about the New York/ Vermont
Loya. The towns where they are have this in common, all around Lake
Champlain, very old, very small, and very significant as it relates to
the American Revolution. There are at least two Loya kinsmen from this
area listed in the roster of Massachussetts Soldiers and Sailors of the
American Revolution. These Loya have no hispanicized identity at all,
they consider themselves French: http://genforum.genealogy.com/loya/messages/242.htmlThe
following link is very important in the history of the Loya. This is
because of several reasons: it shows them fully assimilated to French
culture, by the names (in Texas only our generation is now giving
English names to their kids eventhough Texas has been a part of the US
now for 160 years) You can search in France for Loya or you can just
read the copied list. This sight is very helpful to begin your own
search, its a great place for the Loya of Mexico to search, there are a
lot of them... well, I say alot but it really isn't that many, you can
search here and find as many Andersons as Loyas in Mexico. It won't
search for US Loya because apparently they made an error and when you
press Loya you get Low or Lowe. Also it is very important because the
Loya of New York/Vermont see themselves as French while in the oldest
Loya towns of Texas, which ar the oldest towns of Texas, like Peñitas,
Texas dating to 1520, Presidio, Texas to 1580 I think, San Elizario,
its root settlement to about 1598, and the oldest most isolated towns
of Chihuahua. Parral, Vaqueteros and Batopilas, dating to the 1630's,
the Loya there preserve an oral tradition of French origin, pointing to
the historical fact of their expulsion from Tuscany to Navarre at the
time when Navarre was still all part of France before Spaininvaded it
and split it in half across the territory where the Loya were
established on the Pyrenees, Aoiz and Ezprogri. Anyway, here it is: [refine search] Prepare selected records for download International Genealogical Index / Continental Europe - 27 Select records to download - (50 maximum) 1. Anne Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 03 DEC 1749 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 2. George Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Birth: 13 JUL 1702 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 3. George Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 13 JUL 1702 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 4. Catherine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Birth: 01 FEB 1712 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 5. Catherine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 02 FEB 1712 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 6. Marie Magdeleine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Birth: 20 APR 1713 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 7. Marie Magdeleine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 20 APR 1713 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 8. Magdeleine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Birth: 12 MAR 1717 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 9. Magdeleine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 13 MAR 1717 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 10. Elisabethe Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Birth: 02 FEB 1727 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 11. Elisabethe Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 02 FEB 1727 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 12. Catherine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Birth: 12 DEC 1732 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 13. Catherine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 13 DEC 1732 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 14. Catherine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 21 MAR 1734 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 15. Elisabeth Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 25 FEB 1736 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 16. Madeleine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 16 MAR 1740 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 17. Marie Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 11 JUN 1747 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 18. Anna Barbara <Loya> - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 06 FEB 1722 Freistroff, Moselle, France 19. Anna Clara <Loya> - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 19 JUL 1718 Freistroff, Moselle, France 20. MICHEL LOYA - International Genealogical Index Gender: Male Birth: About 1752 Bayonne, Basses-Pyrenees, France 21. ANNE LOYA - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 10 NOV 1641 Rosieres-Aux-Salines, Meurthe-Et-Moselle, France 22. ANNA MARGARETA LOYA - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Christening: 13 SEP 1716 Freistroff, Moselle, France 23. Madeleine Loya - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Death: 30 MAY 1740 24. CLAUDIUM LOYA - International Genealogical Index Gender: Male Marriage: 06 FEB 1716 Freistroff, Moselle, France 25. JEAN LOYA - International Genealogical Index Gender: Male Marriage: 26 APR 1711 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 26. GEORGE LOYA - International Genealogical Index Gender: Male Marriage: 12 FEB 1726 Pontpierre, Moselle, France 27. CHRISTOPHE LOYA - International Genealogical Index Gender: Male Marriage: 15 FEB 1825 Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, France The
following link is also very important because it shows the original
spelling of Loya as Loia in Italy. It is very significant because in
Italy you only find it spelled as Loia (since there is no y in the
Italian alphabet), but in Mexico or Spain or any other non-Italian
sspeaking country you find the spelling alternate between Loia and
Loya, this shows that the phonetic modification was from Loia to Loya
and not the other way around, also since Loya in any language other
than Italian, or Tuscan dialect, is meaning less but in Tuscan it has a
meaning, it shows you that Tuscan Loia is the ancestor and all the
other Loya are the descendants: here it is: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- International Genealogical Index - Southwest Europe 6. Lena Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Female Birth: Santa Stephan, , , Italy 7. Serafino Da Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Male Birth: , , Italy 8. MARIA LUCIA FELICIA LA LOIA - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Female Birth: 11 DEC 1853 9. MARIA LUCIA FELICIA LA LOIA - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Female Christening: 12 DEC 1853 San Severo, Foggia, Italy 10. MARGHERITA LOIA - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Female Birth: About 1742 Of, Presezzo, Bergamo, Italy 11. LEONARDA DE LOIA - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Female Birth: 03 AUG 1817 12. LEONARDA DE LOIA - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Female Christening: 05 AUG 1817 Poggio Imperiale, Foggia, Italy 13. Pietro Corgiat-Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Male Birth: 1788 Corio, Torino, Italy 14. Luigi Corgiat-Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Male Birth: 1789 Corio, Torino, Italy 15. Giacomo Antonio Corgiat-Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Male Birth: 1796 Corio, Torino, Italy 16. Pietro Corgiat-Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Male Birth: 1774 Corio, Torino, Italy 17. Anna Corgiat-Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Female Birth: About 1747 Corio, Torino, Italy 18. Maria Corgiat-Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Female Birth: 1819 Corio, Torino, Italy 19. Pietro Corgiat-Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Male Death: 29 DEC 1849 20. Luigi Corgiat-Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Male Death: 30 DEC 1848 21. Giacomo Antonio Corgiat-Loia - International Genealogical Index / SE Gender: Male Death: 27 MAY 1874 To
close on a good note, here is a link that will help you see that for
some reason the Loya kinsmen are literarily inclined, considering their
smal number, just put Loya on last name and search and you will see a
good number of Loya poets including myself. By the way, there are a
couple of poems there that i havent shown you yet, I am both Alex Loya
in the list (... oh, notice the language in which most of them
communicate) http://www.poetry.com/Anyway,
I hope this little bit helps clear my reputation as NOT a liar, and I
hope you also take an interest in your own heritage.
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On my way back from the barn I was treated to
an awesome display of Northern Lights. The entire northern sky is
ablaze with green, blue, and red. How many of you have ever seen them?
It is remarkable. Dominic. Uncle Jim sends his regards.
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| George S. Ortes
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Edited by author 11-09-2004 09:33 PM
Dominic You might lose your beer money with those odds. John You started it not me. So comply with your rules.
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| John Maroney
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Dominic. If there is to be a boxing match I
propose that it be held on neutral ground. Canada. Specifically my
farm. But it is up to you to promote it. We need a name, like The
Rumble in the Jungle or The thrilla in Manila.
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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Hey Dominic. Mientras estos boxean mejor vamos a ver un mud wrestling a un teibol.
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George, c'mon. Get a spine. Just some things you should know about posting on a public forum:
1) it is public. What you post may be open to any type of interpretation from anyone and expect someone to respond. 2)
don't post if you do not want any retort. Granted, I did the same and
did get a retort from you. Hence, I also responded back. 3) if you
make a ridiculous or nonsensicle (sp?) remark, expect to be ridiculed.
I do. That is why I don't comment on sports. Anything I respond in that
area would sound ridiculous and I would open myself to be ridiculed. 4)
get a hold of your emotions. Don't react, but respond. You'll die at an
early age if you let everything bother you that much. 5) don't take
jokes seriously or personally! Yes, comedy often makes light of tragedy
and misfortune. You have a choice on whether or not to read what is
posted here. Try to take humor seriously, especially when it is
identified as humor, expect to get respond back that will not flatter
you.
I don't know if I'm a snob or not. Normally that's a term
reserved for conservatives and Republicans. I guess I can be considered
a snob as I have an utter disdain for idiots and illogical arguments.
Hey, I make some illogical arguments often as well, and I get trampled
on for it. I can't justify your characterization about my "bullying and
unhealthy rhetoric." That's a new one on me as people who know me know
I'm far from being a bully. Besides, I often post just jokes and jabs
over on this forum. For pete's sake, you're over 40. Life is not a
gradeschool playground.
Regarding your last sentence, may our
paths cross. I'd like to see who I've been ridiculing as I really don't
know you from Adam.
Alex, I don't think we're arguing
about politics. That boat has sailed. Shrub is in office again for
another four years. I did all my debating before the election as I
spent the last four months working to change the face of local
government here in Colorado. I was active in several campaigns from
local to the state level; personally involved in helping Democrats gain
control of both the Colorado house and senate legislative bodys (first
time in 40 years), and worked hard to send Ken Salazar over Pete Coors
to the US Sentate. Though Colorado is still considered at the federal
level a "red" state, locally, we're BLUE! But I'm done now and focusing
more on home (and apparently ridiculing George).
Dominic,
I'm for the pool of mud. I'm not much of a boxer (as Nick S. could
attest to) and too much of a pacifist to throw a punch. However,
through wrestling I can show George what being beneath me is all about
<g>. (George, now I am making fun of your comments, but it is
still in jest, get it?) Alas, don't bet on me though; chances of me
even showing up are slim.
Cheers...
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This is freaking great! How about on the 25th
class reunion we get a boxing ring, or even a pool of mud to settle the
differences?. I am self appointing myself the class bookie. Taking 2-1 bets on John over George right now. Loya, are you still working out? I might match you up against Homero. How about the girls? there's got to be some that still recent each other. We will need a referee and a video crew. Anyone working in Telerisa?
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| Alex Juarez
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Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Okay enough both of you. Let's stop arguing about politics.
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| George S. Ortes
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John M. Bauer you are a snob and you get a kick out of trying to ridicule others. You believe everybody is beneath you. But
only shows your own insecurities. You are only a class clown and a bad
one at it. You only prey on poeple you know won't fight back; because
of there convictions. I am tired of of your bullying and unhealthy
rhetoric. You are no better than others. But our paths shall cross
again and I will stand by my words.
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thanks for the smiles john...
you know i don't think it would've been fair having the americans dump bush leaving us mexicans stuck with fox. at least for the next two years we're sort of even.
yeah it sounds like mal de muchos consuelo de tontos but hey, i can't help it.
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John: That one was good!
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<chuckle> And speaking of dumb and dumber...
After
numerous rounds of "We don't even know if Osama is still alive", Osama
himself decided to send George Bush and John Kerry each the same letter
in his own handwriting to let him know he was still in the game. They
opened the letter and it appeared to contain a coded message: "S370HSSV-0773H."
Kerry
was baffled, so he typed it out and emailed it to John Edwards. Edwards
and his advisors had no clue either, so they sent it to the Democratic
National Committee.
Bush was baffled, so he typed it out and
emailed it to Dick Cheney. Cheney and his advisors had no clue either,
so they sent it to the Republican National Committee.
No one
could solve it, so it went to the National Education Association and
then to MIT. Kerry sent it to Michael Dukakis who then sent it to Teddy
Kennedy. Bush sent his to the CIA & DIA, which couldn't figure it
out either.
Eventually they both asked Britain's MI6 for help. MI6 cabled back:
"Tell the President and the Presidential Hopeful that they are looking at the message upside down."
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| DOMINIC
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Well, looks like religion and politics is at it again!. People
taking life way too seriously and themselves way, way too
seriously.Thinking their vote really counts and makes a
difference.Living in a truly democratic, free country,ha! Letting dumb
& dumber get into your brain.Believing government actually has your
best interest in mind. SO, WELCOME TO THE MACHINE.
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Edited by author 11-08-2004 10:28 AM
<sigh> You try to make disclaimers but then again, there's always someone...
George, maybe this would help you:
The messages should have read, "...schizophrenics and bible-thumping conservatives, people
who cannot distiquish between realism and satire or parody, who don't
understand what the term "lame duck" really applies to, or what "At the
state legislative level" means, need not reply as this is not addressed to you."
Next time, think before you write anything down.
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| George S. Ortes
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Doble checking the numbers Senate Rep 55 Dem 44 Ind 1 House Rep 231 Dem 200 Ind 1 Electoral votes Rep 286 Dem 252 http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/Controling the the Senate and the House does not make a President a lame duck. He picked up seats in both. So look at your numbers before you speak. It's
time to move on ahead. Work to make the country better. Not to fight
over spilled milk. No need to move to Canada. Canada is not to blame. So John B. chill out and leave Loya to his relatives. He has his hands full with his task.
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| George S. Ortes
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Lest's face it Mr. M. Moore has all his number
wrong . Like in his movie. His Article is all lies. By the way. Got
extra razors for all who want to slit there wrists. John blow it out our ear.
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| Mrs. Valero
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Washing dishes eh? well, don't forget to take out the garbage and all the dirty laundry.
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To my fellow Democrats, Liberals, and to everyone who was looking and working for a change of regime in our nation:
I
received this yesterday and thought I'd share it with you and hopefully
bring on a smile (schizophrenics and bible-thumping conservatives need
not reply as this is not addressed to you):
----------------- Dear Friends,
Ok,
it sucks. Really sucks. But before you go and cash it all in, let's, in
the words of Monty Python, 'always look on the bright side of life!'
There IS some good news from Tuesday's election.
Here are 17 reasons not to slit your wrists:
1. It is against the law for George W. Bush to run for president again.
2. Bush's victory was the NARROWEST win for a sitting president since Woodrow Wilson in 1916.
3.
The only age group in which the majority voted for Kerry was young
adults (Kerry: 54%, Bush: 44%), proving once again that your parents
are always wrong and you should never listen to them.
4. In
spite of Bush's win, the majority of Americans still think the country
is headed in the wrong direction (56%), think the war wasn't worth
fighting (51%), and don't approve of the job George W. Bush is doing
(52%). (Note to foreigners: Don't try to figure this one out. It's an
American thing, like Pop Tarts.)
5. The Republicans will not
have a filibuster-proof 60-seat majority in the Senate. If the
Democrats do their job, Bush won't be able to pack the Supreme Court
with right-wing ideologues. Did I say "if the Democrats do their job?"
Um, maybe better to scratch this one.
6. Michigan voted for
Kerry! So did the entire Northeast, the birthplace of our democracy. So
did 6 of the 8 Great Lakes States. And the whole West Coast! Plus
Hawaii. Ok, that's a start. We've got most of the fresh water, all of
Broadway, and Mt. St. Helens. We can dehydrate them or bury them in
lava. And no more show tunes!
7. Once again we are reminded that
the buckeye is a nut, and not just any old nut -- a poisonous nut. A
great nation was felled by a poisonous nut. May Ohio State pay dearly
this Saturday when it faces Michigan.
8. 88% of Bush's support
came from white voters. In 50 years, America will no longer have a
white majority. Hey, 50 years isn't such a long time! If you're ten
years old and reading this, your golden years will be truly golden and
you will be well cared for in your old age.
9. Gays, thanks to
the ballot measures passed on Tuesday, cannot get married in 11 new
states. Thank God. Just think of all those wedding gifts we won't have
to buy now.
10. Five more African Americans were elected as
members of Congress, including the return of Cynthia McKinney of
Georgia. It's always good to have more blacks in there fighting for us
and doing the job our candidates can't.
11. The CEO of Coors was defeated for Senate in Colorado. Drink up!
12. Admit it: We like the Bush twins and we don't want them to go away.
13.
At the state legislative level, Democrats picked up a net of at least 3
chambers in Tuesday's elections. Of the 98 partisan-controlled state
legislative chambers (house/assembly and senate), Democrats went into
the 2004 elections in control of 44 chambers, Republicans controlled 53
chambers, and 1 chamber was tied. After Tuesday, Democrats now control
47 chambers, Republicans control 49 chambers, 1 chamber is tied and 1
chamber (Montana House) is still undecided.
14. Bush is now a
lame duck president. He will have no greater moment than the one he's
having this week. It's all downhill for him from here on out -- and,
more significantly, he's just not going to want to do all the hard work
that will be expected of him. It'll be like everyone's last month in
12th grade -- you've already made it, so it's party time! Perhaps he'll
treat the next four years like a permanent Friday, spending even more
time at the ranch or in Kennebunkport. And why shouldn't he? He's
already proved his point, avenged his father and kicked our ass.
15.
Should Bush decide to show up to work and take this country down a very
dark road, it is also just as likely that either of the following two
scenarios will happen: a) Now that he doesn't ever need to pander to
the Christian conservatives again to get elected, someone may whisper
in his ear that he should spend these last four years building "a
legacy" so that history will render a kinder verdict on him and thus he
will not push for too aggressive a right-wing agenda; or b) He will
become so cocky and arrogant -- and thus, reckless -- that he will
commit a blunder of such major proportions that even his own party will
have to remove him from office.
16. There are nearly 300 million
Americans -- 200 million of them of voting age. We only lost by three
and a half million! That's not a landslide -- it means we're almost
there. Imagine losing by 20 million. If you had 58 yards to go before
you reached the goal line and then you barreled down 55 of those yards,
would you stop on the three yard line, pick up the ball and go home
crying -- especially when you get to start the next down on the three
yard line? Of course not! Buck up! Have hope! More sports analogies are coming!!!
17.
Finally and most importantly, over 55 million Americans voted for the
candidate dubbed "The #1 Liberal in the Senate." That's more than the
total number of voters who voted for either Reagan, Bush I, Clinton or
Gore. Again, more people voted for Kerry than Reagan. If the media are
looking for a trend it should be this -- that so many Americans were,
for the first time since Kennedy, willing to vote for an out-and-out
liberal. The country has always been filled with evangelicals -- that
is not news. What IS news is that so many people have shifted toward a
Massachusetts liberal. In fact, that's BIG news. Which means, don't
expect the mainstream media, the ones who brought you the Iraq War, to
ever report the real truth about November 2, 2004. In fact, it's better
that they don't. We'll need the element of surprise in 2008.
Feeling
better? I hope so. As my friend Mort wrote me yesterday, "My Romanian
grandfather used to say to me, 'Remember, Morton, this is such a
wonderful country -- it doesn't even need a president!'"
But it needs us. Rest up, I'll write you again tomorrow.
Yours,
Michael Moore MMFlint@aol.com www.michaelmoore.com
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I was just helping my wife with the dishes
thinking about "Mrs. Valero", and I couldn't help but laugh at another
reason this "Mrs. Valero" is a true fool ha, ha, ha! To judge the study
habits of a 41 year old professional by how he studied for a test in
the 9th or 10th grade is absolutely laughable!... Who wants to have
their brains operated on by Billy Gormley?! Imagine that!
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| Alex Loya
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Is this the real Mrs. Valero? If it is, sorry
to say the good memory of you I had has just crumbled with the mouth of
a fool you have. What do you remember of my study habits, Mrs. Valero?
How I graduated Magna Cum Laude at all levels, or how I was invited to
the Ph.D. fellowship at NOBTS? Or is it how I am endorsed to the US
Army Chaplaincey, or how I am Professor of Systematic Theology and
Biblical Studies? But here is how you have exposed yourself as a true
fool, "Mrs. Valero": First, your angry words right off the bat to
elicit anger, as the Word of God says, "The mouth of a fool calls for
strokes". Second, how anybody who has at least a little bit of decency
reserves this type of comment to a private conversation not to public
ridicule. Third, how you claim to know more of my story than I do, it
is MY story, not yours, If you would bother to do just a little bit of
research you would find out that not one word in MY story is false...
catch a plane, go to El Paso, travel 15 miles East to San Elizario,
Texas and walk around the historic park, read the names on the benches,
then walk around in the museum and there you will find my family. And
this is what makes you such a true fool, you can actually go there and
verify the information! Let me help you, you can view some of my family
in the old cemetery records of San Elizario, Texas, here is the link: http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Etxelpaso/oldsanelizariocem.htmlscroll
down, and as you do, "Mrs. Valero, plase note the Italian surnames like
Berru and Bencomo etc. among the Spanish names! The question is hos is
it that you being a history teacher you did not know that Italy was
totally taken over by Spain? It only happened for 400 years! Columbus
himself was an Italian who came in the quality of a Spaniard! How is it
that you don't know about the Vicci? Did you know that in earlier times
one third of the Roman Senate was made up Hispano Romans, or that
Hadrian, Trajan and Caesar Augustus were all born in Spain? Let me
bring it closer to home, how is it that you don't know that not only
Texas and Louisiana helped the 13 British Colinies with their fight for
Independence, but also Chihuahua, Tamaulipas, Coahuila etc, Northern
New Spain? How come you never taught us that Chihuahua, Tamaulipas,
Coahuila, Zacatecas, New Mexico (which in those days included Arizona)
and a couple of other Norteño states of Mexico attempted to get their
independence from Mexico a few years after the Texas independence
creating the Republic of the Rio Grande? How come not a word about that
from you? Either you didn't know, which only underscores your
intellectual ignorance and your lack of qualifications to actually
teach history, or you did know and you hid it from us, which only
underscores your intellectual dishonesty and your lack of
qualifications to actually teach history... but, why don't you tell me
my story, "Mrs. Valero"? What were my uncles' names? How about my
aunts? Could you tell me what I was wearing when I went to San
Elizario? No? Why not? I thought you knew my story better than me! How
many hairs do I have on my head? I'll make it easier for you, how many
hairs do you have on your head? Exactly? Panchito Loya may be
related to me, as all the Loya come from a common ancestor. I can
assure you that if you dig in his background you will find that his
family comes from Chihuahua, and they come from West Texas, and they
come from South Texas and they come from Navarre via Hispaniola and
they come from Tuscany, And if you dig a little more you will find out
that Navarre was only one of several destinations the Loya, who were
Waldensians (not that you know who the Waldensians were), that is why
you have Erich Loya from Sweden, Anne Loya from Norway, Jean Pierre
Loya from Mosselle, Michael Loya from Ireland, in fact, I have been
invited to speak to the Loya family of Pennsylvania at their reunion
next year, all descendants of Janos Loya from the late Austro Hungarian
empire. But Panchito Loya's family is probably from Chihuahua, since
the Loya are virtually non-existent anywhere else in Mexico, pick up
the Mexico City phone book, last time I checked a few years ago there
were only between 50 to 80 individuals by the surname Loya, now, in a
city of 20 million that is virtually non-existent, especially when one
of the ones listed was my dad who was born in El Paso, Texas and had
died a few years earlier, and another was my cousin who had just moved
there from Chihuahua. Anyway, I refuse to believe that you are
the Mrs. Valero I so respected, especially when I notice how appalingly
disrespectful you were with your little mind blowingly ignorant comment
not only to me but to my dad, who passed down the tradition to me which
was now verified by the relatives I recently met... but seriously, can
you tell me what I am wearing today please?
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Dwight: I did get my way. Kerry is a mediocre
Satanic Mensanger but I needed a back up in case the American People
had any common sense and got rid of frat boy Bush. By the way, Osama can't stop laughing.
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| Mrs. Valero
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11-05-2004 01:27 PM ET (US)
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Loya: You got your story all wrong, not that
anyone in this chat took the time to read it, but I recall your study
habits and you probably just dreamed all of this.Is there a chance you
might be related to Panchito Loya owner of the cañeros de Zacatepec?
Alex J. Shame on you for asking, next time just read a book.
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11-05-2004 11:11 AM ET (US)
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"Although I will pass on the beautiful
girls... not that I don't like beautiful girls, I like them too much! I
believe there is nothing more beautiful than a beautiful woman, so I
need to stay clear of that... if I want to hear from the Lord..."
LUKE, use the FORCE!!! Don't give in to the dark side!!!
Gosh,
isn't it great how our prayers were answered by God and we kept the
Satanic messenger Kerry from getting elected. Just think if Satan and
his axis of evil had their way. Most certainly the Muslims would be
invading the US by now!
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| Alex Juarez
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11-05-2004 10:35 AM ET (US)
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Loya; I honestly don't remember where I read it, but maybe you should get in touch with him.
Mexico
City Clan: Who will be in Mexico City for Christmas? I will be there
from the 17th - 27th of December. I hope to see some of you.
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| Alex Loya
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11-05-2004 02:35 AM ET (US)
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A correction or clarification to my previous
email, since I am not showing the "edit" thing: Ialo-Spaniard means
Italo-Spaniard or Italian-Spaniard, vicci Italian. Viccis were towns in
Spain founded by Italian clans. At the time of the founding of Texas,
Italy was fully dominated by Spain and Italians were Spanish subjects.
Consequently, and it should not be a surprise, not a few
Italian-Spaniard families were among the first to populate Texas. The
Town of San Elizario, Texas, shows a very high population of these
Ialo-Spaniards, that is, Italo-Spaniards or Italian-Spaniards.
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| Alex Loya
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11-05-2004 02:21 AM ET (US)
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First, I am sure all of you are rejoicing that George W. Bush will be our president four more years! Praise the Lord!!! Alex
Juarez, I got a question for you... remember you had asked me if I was
related to one Javier Loya who owns the Houston Texans? You had
mentioned he was born in El Paso, Texas but that his parents were born
in Chihuahua where my father was from. My question is, are you sure his
parents were born in Chihuahua or were they also from El Paso? The
reason I am asking is because as I have mentioned before, I have been
writing a couple of books, one entitled "History of the Loya: Including
the Essential Role of Texas and Louisiana in the War for Independence
of the United States" and a second one that came from a chapter in that
book entitled "The Continous Presence of Italians and Spaniards in
Texas as Early as 1520: History of the Loya: Synopsis". This second one
I finished and I already have the Library of Congress Number and all.
Anyway, in writing the books I have been doing some exhaustive research
and I have found some things about my dad's family that I did not know.
To make a long story short: Although my dad was "from" Chihuahua, he
was actually born in El Paso, Texas,like Javier Loya, he and his family
did not move to Chihuahua from El Paso until he was around 12 or 13
years old in the early 1930's. And although he loved Mexico very much,
as I was going through his stuff some time ago (he died in 1992), I
discovered he was apparently not even properly naturalized in Mexico;
all he had as proof of Mexican citizenship was a handwritten note on a
piece of paper, which almost looks like a "napkin IOU", signed by two
friends in which they testified that my father was a mexican citizen.
At any rate, at the same time I found this note, I am finding that the
Loya have been present in the two oldest corners of the United States
since very early times, around New York State and Vermont and in the
oldest of the oldest towns of Texas along the north bank of the Rio
Grande. The oral tradition as my father passed it down to me said his
family were all Spaniards and that "Al abuelo Gabino, el papa de Tirso
(Gabino Loya was my great grandfather, Tirso Loya was my grandfather.
Tirso, by the way, is also the name of the most important river and
valley in the Island of Sardinia which is one of the three provinces in
Italy where the Loya originate)lo mataron los Apaches. El era mercader
de carabana. En uno de sus viajes de carabana, en el cual iban como
treinta hombres a caballo, todos Españoles, los atacaron los Apaches.
Al abuelo Gabino le dieron un flechazo en la pierna. Como la flecha
estaba envenenada, se le infecto la pierna y el abuelo Gabino murio
como seis meses despues por la infeccion de la flecha en la pierna.
Esto ocurrio cuando tu abuelo Tirso tenia come dos años de edad." My
grandfther Tirso Loya died in 1958 at the age of 83 so that he was born
in 1875 which means that the incident with the Apaches ocurred in 1877.
At any rate, what I have been finding recently that I did not know is
that although my father's family were all Spaniards, it was his mom and
his dad's mom that were new comers and whose relatives came from Spain
to the United States in the 1930's during the Spanish Civil War,
because, as I have been finding out, not only was my father, el
profesor Loya born in El Paso County, Texas, but my grandfather Tirso
Loya born in 1875, my great grand father Gabino Loya born in 1842, my
great great grandfather Arcadio Loya born in 1817, my great great great
grandfather Antonio Loya born circa 1790-1800 and I have traced them
all the way down to my great great great great grandfather Casimiro
Loya (el colmo de un ciego) born circa 1770, all born, raised and
buried in the town of San Elizario, El Paso County, Texas. This made me
realize how entrenched an oral tradition can be because, as I have
mentioned before, the oral tradition of Vincenzo Loia from Tuscany
matches the oral tradition of my Loya establishing a genetic link. One
thing that I found out that really blew me away is that my great
grandfather, the Gabino Loya my dad told me about, is listed in the
Civil War Pension Index from Texas, apparently he was conscripted to
serve in the Union Army during the American Civil War during the last
months of the Civil War in 1865 since his town of San Elizario had
voted unanimously to join the Confederacy but was occupied by the Union
Army a year into the war, and he served in the very first unit of the
Texas Frontier Forces organized in Texas with the specific purpose of
fighting the Apaches from 1870-1871. You can view his name listed in
the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame together with his cousin Hijenio Loya at: http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/arc/service/indexl.html(Just
scroll down the names and you will see my great grandfather Gabino Loya
and his cousin Hijenio Loya, both with an FF next to their name meaning
Frontier Forces) At any rate, non of this did my father ever
tell me for some reason, and I do believe I found what the reason was.
But recently I went to a reunion of families founders of Texas from San
Elizario. I went to the reunion specifically to see what the original
people looked like since the whole area is now over taken with mexican
migrant workers and very few original Texans live there anymore. It was
so funny when I got there, I remember years ago in the seventh grade
Javi Arizmendi was talking to me on the bleechers, he paused for a
second, thoughtfully looking at me, and then he told me "tu tienes la
misma nariz de chicharo de tu papa", you know, that round nose and wide
forehead combination that my dad and I and Carl Malden from the Strets
of San Francisco have is hard to find, well, it was so funny, when I
walked in that ball room at the El Paso Hilton everybody there, a large
number of the people there "tenian la misma nariz de chicharo de mi
papa" and me, never mind the wide foreheads! As part of the reunion we
went to the town of San Elizario, about 15 miles east of El Paso. In
that little old town, where Billy the Kid broke into the jail to rescue
a friend, there is a historic plaza. On the benches of the plaza the
names of founding families are written, imagine my surprise when bench
after bench it reead "Loya" "Loya" "Loya", in that town there is even a
Loya Middle School! And my dad never told me! I went to the museum and
I saw my great grandfather and his father's name, and an old West
original picture of Lorenzo Loya and his wife Emma Loya together with
the Rev. Fiorio, sitting in a typical movie western type carriage!
Lorenzo Loya was one of my grandfather Tirso's uncles. And the most
interesting thing, which my book is about, among the names found in the
old cemetery records not only Loya is found of Italian origin, but many
other names such as Colombo, Oporto, Pizana, Pisano, Fiorio, Tomassini,
Zeraffini etc. etc. clearly showing that in the beginnings of Texas it
was not only Spaniards, but Italian families, vicci Italians, that is,
Italian subjects of the king of Spain, who founded Texas! As a result
of the reunion I came in touch with some direct descendants of Gabino
Loya through my grandfather's half sister Pilar Loya. When I talked to
them, they told me the following tradition without me telling them
anything I knew "Gabino Loya was a wagon train merchant, he travelled
in wagon trains as a merchant, he served in the Indian Wars in the
Texas Frontier Forces from 1870-71, he participated in a battle against
the Apaches in 1877 (the same year my dad had told me, when my
grandfather was 2 years old!), in this 1877 battle, which ocurred in
Dog Canyon, New Mexico, Captain Gregorio Garcia was hit by a poisoned
arrow in the arm, the wound got infected and he died six months later
as a consequence of the infection" You see, they told me the exact same
story my dad had told me, including the year it ocurred! The only
difference was that in my story it was my grandfather Gabino Loya who
got hit by a poisoned arrow in the leg and later died, six months my
dad had said, because of the infection, while in their story it was
Captain Garcia who got hit in the arm, as opposed to the leg, by a
poisoned arrow and he died some time later, six months, as a result of
the infection. The discrepancy actually adds to the credibility of the
story. Later they sent me the obituary of Pilar Loya, she died at the
age of 85 in 1962 I believe, and in her picture she looked like my
grandfather's twin! In the obituary it said "Pioneer woman dies... her
family of origin were Spaniards..."! Spaniard Americans, more exactly,
Ialo-Spaniard Americans, much like Coach Diaz and the Spaniards who
inhabit the Bayous of South Louisiana. At any rate, Alex, this is why I
want to ask you if you know for sure that Javier Loya's parents are
from Chihuahua or are they from El Paso, since El Paso County, Texas is
very much a Loya town, as all the oldest towns of Texas from Peñitas,
Texas near the coast, where the Loya exist exclusively on the American
side, Presidio, Texas, San Elizario, Texas, where they branched out to
Chihuahau, and Mesilla, New Mexico. If Javier Loya's parents are from
El Paso, chances are that we really are more closely related and I
would very much like to get in touch with him, what say you? Viruta
y Capulina! By the way, when I was a little bitty kid I saw Capulina in
Cuernavaca, I ran to him shouting "Capulina! Capulina!" he turned to
me, as he was sitting on a lounge chair by a swimming pool, and he
harshly and rudely said "Ya largese mocoso! Dejeme de molestar!" I just
went "WAAAA!!!" and ran back to my mom and dad!
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Mira todo el mundo, Comiendo sus Sabritas. Son las papas favoritas. Las papas con sabor sin iqual...que sensational!
"Mucho Bueno Sabor!"
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Oldy but still brings a smile to my face.
Mad-Cow Politics
DEMOCRAT ------------ You have two cows. Your neighbor has none. You feel guilty for being successful. Barbara Streisand sings for you.
REPUBLICAN -------------- You have two cows. Your neighbor has none. So?
SOCIALIST ------------ You have two cows. The government takes one and gives it to your neighbor. You form a cooperative to tell him how to manage his cow.
COMMUNIST -------------- You have two cows. The government seizes both and provides you with milk. You wait in line for hours to get it. It is expensive and sour.
CAPITALISM, AMERICAN STYLE ---------------------------------- You have two cows. You sell one, buy a bull, and build a herd of cows.
DEMOCRACY, AMERICAN STYLE ---------------------------------- You have two cows. The government taxes you to the point you have to sell both to support a man in a foreign country who has only one cow, which was a gift from your government.
BUREAUCRACY, AMERICAN STYLE ------------------------------------- You have two cows. Under the new farm program the government pays you to shoot one, milk the other, and then pours the milk down the drain.
AMERICAN CORPORATION ----------------------------- You have two cows. You sell one, lease it back to yourself and do an IPO on the 2nd one. You force the two cows to produce the milk of four cows. You are surprised when one cow drops dead. You spin an announcement to the analysts stating you have downsized and are reducing expenses. Your stock goes up.
FRENCH CORPORATION -------------------------- You have two cows. You go on strike because you want three cows. You go to lunch and drink wine. Life is good.
JAPANESE CORPORATION ---------------------------- You have two cows. You redesign them so they are one-tenth the size of an ordinary cow and produce twenty times the milk. They learn to travel on unbelievably crowded trains. Most are at the top of their class at cow school.
GERMAN CORPORATION ---------------------------- You have two cows. You engineer them so they are all blond, drink lots of beer, give excellent quality milk, and run a hundred miles an hour. Unfortunately they also demand 13 weeks of vacation per year.
ITALIAN CORPORATION --------------------------- You have two cows but you don't know where they are. While ambling around, you see a beautiful woman. You break for lunch. Life is good.
RUSSIAN CORPORATION ---------------------------- You have two cows. You have some vodka. You count them and learn you have five cows. You have some more vodka. You count them again and learn you have 42 cows. The Mafia shows up and takes over however many cows you really have.
TALIBAN CORPORATION --------------------------- You have all the cows in Afghanistan, which are two. You don't milk them because you cannot touch any creature's private parts. Then you kill them and claim a US bomb blew them up while they were in the hospital.
IRAQIAN CORPORATION --------------------------- You have two cows. They go into hiding. They send radio tapes of their mooing.
POLISH CORPORATION -------------------------- You have two bulls. Employees are regularly maimed and killed attempting to milk them.
FLORIDA CORPORATION ---------------------------- You have a black cow and a brown cow. Everyone votes for the best looking one. Some of the people who like the brown one best, vote for the black one. Some people vote for both. Some people vote for neither. Some people can't figure out how to vote at all. Finally, a bunch of guys from out-of-state tell you which is the best-looking cow.
CALIFORNIA CORPORATION ------------------------------- You have millions of cows Most are illegals Arnold likes the ones with the big tits.
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| Ricardo A. Ortega
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Y que tal Ultraman, Ultra Seven, El Meteoro
Submarino, Meteoro y su Mach 5, etc. etc. Seguro si volvieramos a ver
alguno de esos nos desatornillariamos de la risa de ver como Ultraman
mataba a todos esos monstruos azotandolos encima de una maquetota!!!
Que tiempos no??
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11-03-2004 10:55 AM ET (US)
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Sube Pelayo! Sube! Lo catalfixias?
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| Homero Menchaca Falcon
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Ramon. U forgot to mention women are experts in the art of "Management by Blame". Whatever goes wrong it's your fault. I tell you it's a wicked technique... try it at work with your employees and you'll see...
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Cantan los tomatitos Muy contentitos Porque vino el verdugo A hacerlos jugo Que me importa la muerte? Dicen a coro Si muero con decoro en las botellas Del Fuerte.
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