Ciao!

Congratulations Miguel! I think this sort of thing is so cool. I love when people I know are accepted into officiousness. You rock. You are so money, and you don't even know it, baby! Keep up the good work.

Also, I would love to read your thesis(ese) so send 'em to me. That would rock.

Love,
Micah

P-I thought you were mopedin' cross-country right now. Are the recent posts from internet cafes or are you home? Confuzzeling.

I used to periodically update a website devoted to Bolivarian political thought. Thanks to the Yahoo merger w/ Geocities, I've been locked out of it. But here's a brief section of the thesis in question.

I am hoping to move the entire site back over to my personal server and somehow re-direct traffic from the old one (which still gets tons of hits, it's included on a Guardian site on Bolivar as a reference source) to the new site.I just never got around to it, since I got busy w/ other work-related projects.

sounds cool! good stuff!

Fantastic opportunity. Congrats!

That´s good.it was what hispanoamericans had been expected all those years and decades. To make a film about Simon Bolivar because what he did was huge, compared with Washington, San Martin and inspired by Rosseau and Napoleon, Bolivar had a grat vision of progress with hispanoamerican countries.his thougths are still alive because hispanoamericans are waiting for the emerging of the Liberator´s legacy, because latinoamericans statemen don´t worry about it, they betrayed him, and that´s the reason this beautiful part of the continent is not developed in the economical way as well as political.

This movie has to inspire many latinoamericans to get the union between them to improve their standard of living, because Bolivar is sinonimous of progress in Latinoamerica.

¡A toast for him!

¡Bolivar!