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Monday, March 31, 2008

Cesar Chavez



Born
March 31, 1927(1927-03-31)Yuma, Arizona, U.S.
Died
April 23, 1993 (aged 66)San Luis, Arizona
Occupation
Farm worker,
labor leader, and civil rights activist.
Parents
Librado Chávez (father) and Juana Estrada Chávez (mother)

Monday, February 25, 2008

Motocicles Diaries

I found the movie really good and intresting. I love the fact that by the way he was seeing the poverty of how people live, he change he's way of thinking. I admire his way of thinking and doing things.

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Fidel Castro's resignation.

In late July 2006, Mr. Castro, who is 81, handed over power temporarily to his brother, Raúl Castro, 76, and a few younger cabinet ministers, after an acute infection in his colon forced him to undergo emergency surgery. Despite numerous surgeries, he has never fully recovered but has remained active in running government affairs from behind the scenes.
Now, just days before the national assembly is to meet to select a new head of state, Mr. Castro resigned permanently in a letter to the nation and signaled his willingness to let a younger generation assume power. He said his failing health made it impossible to return as president.
“I will not aspire to neither will I accept — I repeat I will not aspire to neither will I accept — the position of President of the Council of State and Commander in chief,” he wrote.
He added: “It would betray my conscience to occupy a responsibility that requires mobility and the total commitment that I am not in the physical condition to offer.”
The announcement put Raúl Castro in position to be anointed as the Cuban head of state when the National Assembly meets on Sunday, cementing the power structure that has run the country since Mr. Castro fell ill.
But Mr. Castro’s unexpected announcement left it unclear what role other high-level government ministers — among them the vice president, Carlos Lage Davila, and the foreign minister, Felipe Perez Roque — would play in the new government.
Mr. Castro also made it clear he is not fading into the sunset but pledged to continue to be a force in Cuban politics through his writings, just as he has over the last year and a half. “I am not saying goodbye to you,” he wrote. “I only wish to fight as a soldier of ideas.”
That statement raised the possibility little would change after Sunday’s vote, that Cuba will continue to be ruled in essence by two presidents, with Raúl Castro on stage while Fidel Castro lurks in the wings. At times over the last year and a half, the current government has seemed paralyzed when the two men disagree.

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

When i was pregnant


All i can say about me being pregnant was that i love it but at the same time i didn't becasue i felt FAT. (LoL) Im proud of my self cause i know that im a really good mom doughter, and student too. All i want to do right now is continue going to school so i can graduate, so i can offer my son a good future and going to college.
I love my beautiful son. He's name is Jr and he is 2 yrs old.




143 JR ! ! ! ! !


What is a Posada?







Las Posadas represents the troubles that Joseph and Mary faced in finding a room when traveling to Bethlehem. In it, groups of children and adults go from house to house singing a traditional song requesting lodging (posada). In each house, the owner responds with refusal (also in song), until they reach the designated site for the party, where the owner recognizes Mary and Joseph and allows them to come in. Latin American countries have continued to celebrate this holiday to this day, with very few changes to the tradition.
These Posadas are a re-enactment of the search by Jesus's two parents, Joseph and Mary for lodging prior to Jesus' birth. Typically, each family in a neighborhood will schedule a night for the Posada to be held at their home, starting on the 16th of December and finishing on the 25th.



Dhyannalicious & Maggylicious !




***JR AND DANNA***