Word: lobo
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...patriotic theme and a war on terrorism waged by America’s favorite muscle-bound stalwart. The ingredients are timeless, but the product is stale. The plot revolves around firefighter Gordon Brewer (Schwarzenegger), whose wife and son are killed in an explosion set by Colombian terrorist El Lobo. When the terrorist eludes capture, Brewer decides to seek vengeance for his family...
...parallels to Sept. 11 are obvious, with one important difference: Reality robbed us of swift vengeance. Fantasy offers us the closure that real life fails to deliver. In the film, it seems that our hopes are not unfounded. El Lobo sympathizers publicly note that the loss of Brewer’s wife and child was merely “collateral damage.” Enraged, Brewer storms into their offices with a baseball bat, snarling “You want collateral damage? I’ll give you collateral damage!” before proceeding to dismantle the place...
...father, Peter Lobo Gomes, was born in the Cape Verde Islands in 1908. The elder Gomes immigrated to the United States in the 1920s and settled in Plymouth, Massachusetts,” it reads...
...home run by the Missionaries of Charity. "There was no way any doctor would have operated on me at that hour," she says. "So the nuns just started praying and kept a Mother Teresa medallion on my stomach. The pain subsided, and the tumor vanished." Episcopal Bishop Salvatore Lobo, head of a team that will deliver 35,000 pages of Teresa's good deeds to the Vatican, says, "This miracle meets the requirements. It is organic, permanent, immediate and intercessionary in nature." A second miracle is still required for sainthood...
...younger people promote the Portuguese festival that takes place every year, they've opened restaurants, they promote voter registration," Lobo says. "They will maintain the tradition...