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Originally from Brazil, I now reside in New York City. I am a fan – I think you are a fantastic and professional actress that knows how to evolve with time, you have always been elegant and poised.
Which of all the movies you have made – is your favourite?
Thank you in advance for your kind attention.
Happy Holidays filled with a Multitude of Blessings to you and to your dear ones!
How do you keep looking so HOT!?
You have a lot of fans in Israel. Have you ever been there?
You are one of my all-time favorite actresses. Have you ever considered directing, and if so, any idea when we can expect you to branch out into this area?
Thank you, and much success in the future as a director?
Hello Ms. Weaver, i am sure you are just an excellent human being as you are an actress it is an honor if you get to read my words, my respect and eternal admiration, you rock!!, now a short question, i saw endless interviews, but, your time with the gorillas, how amazingly deep was that, how deep did you feel those wonderful creatures?i'm sure it was lifechanging, i am a photographer and nature lover myself, i plan to fight for the wildlife as soon as i can, my best wishes and my respect to you!!!!.
A little fun fact: My Dad took my Mom to see Aliens when she was pregnant with me, hoping that it would scare her into labor....It didn't work.
Do you have any idea or have you thought about where you were before being here? Do you have formed thoughts about where you are going when you leave your body and do you care?
I like the strong women you portray in your movies. What has been one of your favorite roles?
I live in Madrid and saw you filming a movie by the Italian embassy. I wanted to say hello but I didn't want to bother you. Also, where was Mr. Willis, he wasn't there that day. I hope the film does well and you were happy with the shoot. It was interesting to see you at work in person.
What do you do to create satisfaction for yourself in your life?
Greetings Sigourney, this is Carlos an American who resides in San Fabian, Pangasinan, Philippines. I had a crush on you for a number of years when I was in my 20's; you are a very beautiful woman with classic features and a great sense of style. You have incredibly lovely eyes and a wonderful smile. I just love your performance in the movie "Year of living dangerously", a film which successfully exudes the adventurous spirit of Southeast Asia. What did you enjoy most in the making of that film? Thank you and Merry Christmas!
I've always enjoyed watching you onscreen and only wish that you'd appeared in more features. Is there a film that you wish you had appeared in or that you strongly felt would have been perfect for you as an actress?
You have a captivating and outstanding voice, which has made watching the Planet Earth series even more of a pleasure for our family. Did you realize your voice work potential first or did someone "discover" the talent? Did you ever imagine that your voice was "bankable"? Would you ever choose to do narration over other jobs? Are you able to enjoy watching Planet Earth yourself, or are you like a lot of people who are uneasy listening to their own voice?
how do you feel about gay marriage?
Hi Ms. Weaver, I'm a fan from South East Asia, and I want to thank you for being a wonderful example for women all over the world on what it means to be strong, confident and self reliant. Your acting and movies leaves such a powerful impact on the audience that most times a lot of us wonder if we could ever achieve your stature.
I don't really have a question for you, just a note to let you know you have a huge fan base in our little corner of the world. Keep up the good work, and we are looking forward to seeing you again in Avatar's sequel.
Hi, Sigourney. My dad met your dad, in the 60s, when they were pioneering what's become cable TV. After their efforts were stymied by the networks, my dad started a TV station, in Atlanta, that Ted Turner turned into the Super Station. I see your dad lived long enough to witness the triumph of cable TV, as well as the rise of personal computers and the Internet. As one who suffered at the hands of the network monopolies, was he gratified, in the end, to see these developments?
Oh yes, I'm writing from Long Beach, California.
How does it feel to be forever known as Ripley? Do you enjoy the notoriety that came from playing that character or do you wish you could change that?
Thanks and happy holidays from Prague, Czech Republic!
If you have a chance to change something at our planet?
I, like many others, hope to see you included in a third Ghostbuster outing! Also, you are still the definition of a badass with Ripley from Camerons' Aliens. Thanks for being Amazing!
What's a day in your life, sigourney ?
oh, and it's lisbon, portugal!
What are you doing for christmas ? And new year ? If you could share with us!
– How do you Improve the Gay Rights in the Army?
– How are you preventing Gay Bullying so that there will be No more Taylor Clementy Suicides?
– How do you stay young through all the years?
I am awaiting Sigourney Weaver’s replies.
I know you're busy with multiple film projects, but are you going to be doing any plays in the near future? Any at the Flea Theater? You have been my favorite actress since I was 16 and I would die happy seeing you act in a play. How is Mr. Simpson and Charlotte?
My question is: did making "Prayers for Bobby" gave you any additional insight about the coming out process or were you generally aware of the issues gay teens/people have to face?
You are one of my favorite actress' and I look forward to seeing You in "Prayers for Bobby". I love all of your movies but prefer seeing You in comedy roles more as I think those type roles personify your intellect and intelligence more clearly, but have to say also in action roles like "alien + " You are Hot !
Will You be doing more comedy work in the future ? and do You have a preference for roles or what inspires You to take one on?
I now realize that my faint attempt at combining humor and a compliment may have been in bad taste for this person. That said I apologize and pray that I may be forgiven. What I wrote was not intended as disrespect , but rather a compliment to someone whom I consider larger than Life.
P.S. My regards to CNN and Ms. Weaver and her family and thank -you for not publishing my comments/question which was late and also maybe in bad taste. As it becomes available to the public I hope to enjoy this aristocrats further contributions to humanity. God Bless. dp.
I am the composer of the musical work "Prayers for Bobby." It was just recently performed in both Boston and Philadelphia. I am trying to get out to California in June to see the Griffiths again. I would love to send you a copy of the recording from 1997 if you are so interested. Please let me know.
Coverage for millions of newly insured Americans requires a coordinated, multipronged approach, experts say.
Improving the health outcomes of the millions of low-income Americans of color who have recently gained access to health care coverage through the Affordable Care Act will take more than simply handing people an insurance card.
Right now, blacks have higher rates of cancer, diabetes, and other conditions than whites. For the U.S., reducing the health disparities between people of color and whites will require a coordinated effort that involves not only insurance companies and doctors, but community workers and faith-based organizations.
That was the key takeaway from Thursday's From Coverage to Care, a Next America event that convened a panel of experts to discuss ways to improve the health of low-income communities of color.
“We have to also think about what are the other factors,” said Dr. Nadine Gracia, director of the Office of Minority Health at the Health and Human Services Department.
Gracia, who delivered the keynote, and other panelists stressed the importance of cultural competency, having access to providers who not only speak your language, but who understand your background and beliefs.
“Coverage is just the first step,” Gracia said, noting that providers will need to understand the unique characteristics of the communities in which they work to be able to connect with patients.
Since the Affordable Care Act’s first enrollment period, the uninsured rate has dropped nearly 30 percent (12.3 percentage points) among Latino adults and 41 percent (9.2 percentage points) among black adults, resulting in nearly 7 million people gaining coverage, according to government data.
But the people who have gained coverage often have not navigated the country’s complicated health care system before, and the panelists who work with these communities said there is a lack of trust among many.
Dr. Ramanathan Raju, president and CEO of New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, said undocumented residents are often unwilling to give a valid phone number because they fear deportation.
To bridge such divides, Gracia and others suggested, health care providers need to meet people where they are; at barber shops and beauty parlors, for instance. Community organizers and churches have a role to play in educating people about how to navigate the health care system. McCrae Parker, managing director of ZeroDivide, which aims to use technology to foster change, said mobile technology—reaching out to people on their mobile phones and reminding them to exercise or take their medication, for instance—can help connect people to the health care system who have traditionally been on the margins.
Outreach and intervention, Gracia warned, will need to be tailored to each community. A remote Alaskan fishing community is not, she said, going to have the same needs as a Cuban community in Miami.
While targeted outreach efforts are already under way across both the public and private sectors, there are more entrenched issues that will take longer to address. There is a discordance between doctors and the communities that need care. There are not enough primary-care doctors in the places where people have gained coverage through the ACA, said Dr. Seiji Hayashi, executive vice president for transportation and innovation at Unity Health Care and a practicing physician. The people who are graduating from medical school, he added, do not look like the broader population.
Gracia, who drew on her personal experience as a Haitian-American helping her own family navigate the health care system, said that unequal access to quality education, housing, and nutrition are factors that need to be addressed to overcome the gaps in life expectancy and other health outcomes between whites and people of color.
The government, Gracia said, has invested billions of dollars in helping people connect with community health care workers who can link them to services, and launched a national effort to improve cultural competency. There is relatively new acknowledgement among government and the private sector that taking steps to improve other “social determinants,” such as high school graduation rates and early-childhood education, lead to better health outcomes. For example, there is a need for more data collection, the panelists agreed, and health disparities remain a persistent problem.
Calling those disparities “an anchor on our progress,” Gracia said they have cost the nation more than a trillion dollars. If the gaps in health outcomes shrink, she said, the overall economic health of the nation will improve.
The next open-enrollment period begins Nov. 1.
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The Atlantic Hotel & Spa, an all-suite, beachfront boutique hotel in Fort Lauderdale, has announced a special deal for travel agents that’s aimed to coincide with summer’s end. Exclusively for travel agents, those who book their stay through September 30 will receive a special rate, as well as 20 percent off at the hotel’s newly renovated signature restaurant, Coastal.
The deal is timed to coincide with the introduction this summer of a wave of new services to the hotel. The property has also announced a full renovation of its 104 suites to be completed this winter. The project will aim to preserve the hotel’s classic coastal charm while introducing a fresh new feel with brighter tones that aim to complement the property’s surrounding tropical landscape.
To book, travel agents must use the promo code PHRTVL. Visit the hotel’s website to book and for more information.
Become a local expert on the hotel that sits on an award-winning beach, steps away from water activities, boat trips, restaurants, art galleries, and boutique shopping. Attend this webinar and discover the top ten things to do at Kā‘anapali Beach Hotel, conveniently located near all that West Maui has to offer.
The adults-only, all-inclusive Warwick Paradise Island – Bahamas is offering a Forever Summer promotion, valid for travel through 2019 with savings up to 40 percent off the resort's "Best Flexible Rate." A $30 per person Amber Spa credit is provided to guests booking a minimum of three nights. In addition, travel agents who book the Forever Summer offer receive a 15% commission on all reservations.
Nightly all-inclusive rates offered through the Forever Summer special start from $160 per person, based on double occupancy in an Island View room; from $175 per person, double occupancy in a Water View room; from $210 per person, double occupancy in Harbour Deluxe Balcony accommodations, and from $250 per person, double occupancy, in a Harbour Premium Balcony room. Nightly rates vary according to travel dates and room category and are subject to availability and blackout dates.
The $30 per person credit for the resort's Amber Spa is available on reservations that are a minimum of three nights and can be used towards the purchase of any of Amber Spa's full menu of massages, facials, skin care, nail and hair treatments. The credit cannot be refunded, bartered or sold, and has no cash value.
The Forever Summer promotion is valid on bookings made by September 14, 2018 for travel through December 31, 2019. Travel advisors can make reservations for their clients for this promo online, by calling 1-888-645-5550 (U.S. and Canada) or sending an email to [email protected] or through the GDS system.
As part of the resort's all-inclusive offerings, guests can enjoy the Cabbage Beach Picnic, which takes guests to Cabbage Beach (a five-minute drive). Beach service is provided, at no additional cost to guests, with a beverage and a light lunch. Reserved spaces are limited to 36 guests per day and reservations should be made 24-hours in advance of the excursion at the reception desk.
Gain first hand insight into how Crystal River Cruises is uniquely different in the marketplace and how it represents one of the best values in river cruising today. Attend for a chance to win a $250 gift card!
Those who book Culture Holiday’s Vietnam FAM trip can receive a free four-day Malaysia trip if they book for May 18, September 14 or October 18, 2019.
Priced at $899 per person, the seven-day Cultural Vietnam tour provides five nights at four-star hotels, one night on a cruise, sightseeing, a Cyclo trip and a Water Puppet show in Hanoi. Guests will arrive in Hanoi where they will see the Quan Thanh Temple, the Temple of Literature and the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology.
After Hanoi, travelers will head to the UNESCO-designated Gulf of Tonkin for the one-night cruise. Boarding around lunchtime, guests will see Dog Head, the Swan Islands, the Luon cave area and Titop Island. The next day, after a visit to the Cave of Ha Long Bay, passengers will return to port and make their way to the airport for a flight to Saigon.
While in Saigon, guests will visit the Cu Chi Tunnels and the Reunification Palace, see several city landmarks and walk through Ben Thanh market. Travelers will spend the next day along the Mekong River, walking around rural villages and tasting local food.
The additional, free four-day Malaysian trip bases guests in Kuala Lumpur and offers opportunities to see the city’s highlights as well as a nearby Hindu shrine at the Batu Caves. While in the city, travelers can see the world’s largest twin tower complex, PETRONAS Twin Towers, visit the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and head to the Chocolate Boutique & Batik Centre.
For more information visit www.cultureholidays.com/vietnamfam.
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This is your opportunity to learn about MSC as the world’s 4 largest cruise line. Our growth and investment into North America over the next several years has many consumers and agents talking about MSC Cruises, “The Sleeping Giant”. Watch this webinar on-demand and learn how you can grow with us!
MSC Cruises announced a weeklong sale beginning July 16 offering $750 in value. The package costs $599 per person for a seven-night cruise on board MSC Seaside.
The Seaside Balcony Bonus, lasting from July 16 to 23, is available for travelers looking to book a balcony stateroom from fall 2018 to summer 2019. The deal is available with a reduced deposit of $99 and includes an extra $75 in shipboard credit per person.
Guests receive free drinks while aboard MSC Seaside as part of the deal. A $250 value, this includes, bottled and draft beers, house wines by the glass, house brands of vodka, rum, gin, whiskey, mixed drinks and non-alcoholic drinks. Drinks on Us does not include beverages from the guests’ stateroom mini-bar.
Passengers participating in the promotion also received a Standard Internet package, a $100 value. Including web browsing, audio calls and social media, the package allows two devices to connect to the ship’s Internet. The offer covers up to 3 GB.
Parents may also make use of MSC Cruises’ ‘Kids Sail Free’ promotion. On select cruises, children 11 and under do not need to pay the cruise fare. Starting this winter, children between the ages of 12 and 17 will also not need to pay the cruise fare on certain trips during low and mid-season.
MSC Seaside will offer four different itineraries sailing round trip from Miami. The different trips offer a variety of destination lineups, including stops in St. Maarten, Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, Jamaica, Cayman Islands, Mexico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
For more information, visit MSC Cruises’ website.
Join this webinar and learn about Iberostar's stunning, all-inclusive resorts in Mexico, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic, as well as our exciting plans for the future.
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As part of Karisma Hotels & Resort’s Preferred Partner program, the accommodations company will offer discounts for clients of July’s Preferred Partner Southwest Vacations. Discounts include hundreds of dollars in savings and resort credit, access to exclusive resort amenities and complimentary transfers.
Karisma will provide clients of Southwest Vacations with up to $600 in savings and up to $500 in resort credits. Guests can use these credits for spa treatments, room upgrades, dining and more. The hotel company will offer these benefits for clients who book by July 31.
Those who book at Azul Beach Resort Negril will gain access to the departure lounge Club Mobay at Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Guests visiting Palafitos – Overwater Bungalows at El Dorado Maroma will receive free private transfers.
Gourmet Inclusive Vacation Consultants may earn up to 21 percent commission when booking applicable properties. Participating properties include El Dorado Spa Resorts, Azul Beach Resorts, Generations Resorts and Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts. The offers may only be applied to stays of at least three nights.
Karisma Hotels & Resort’s Preferred Partner program picks one tour operator from the United States or Canada to highlight each month. Tour companies Karisma picks receive training support, sales incentives and assistance and social media and press exposure.
Southwest Vacations is a tour company that provides packages to more than 100 destinations. It offers travel to Mexico, the Caribbean and Costa Rica. Southwest Vacations is the vacation package arm of Southwest Airlines.
To book, visit Southwest Vacations’ website www.southwestvacations.com.
Tours Specialists Inc. of Florida, a small deluxe tour operator, is now offering four FAM trips to Croatia that include transfers, hotel accommodations, sightseeing, daily breakfast and dinner, and visits to many destinations such as Dubrovnik, Split, Trogir, Zadar, and Zagreb.
This five-day trip starts in Dubrovnik and takes guests to Split, Trogir, Zadar, and Zagreb. Travelers can explore UNESCO World Heritage sites, see historic landmarks like Diocletian's Palace and the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, go on guided sightseeing tours, and more. The trip departs on Sundays from August 5 to September 23.