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9 Responses to “Contact Us”

  1. attendingtheworld said

    March 6, 2008 at 12:23 pm

    Salamat and greetings. I noticed that the word Official is misspelled on your blog (Right Hand Side) of screen. You have “Officeal Sites”

    Peace

    ATW

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  2. tearsforlebanon said

    March 7, 2008 at 3:55 pm

    Thank you so much for the heads up

    Tears For Lebanon

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  3. Raed Rafei said

    March 12, 2008 at 8:19 am

    Hello, on the behalf of the Los Angeles Times bureau in Beirut, we would like to thank you for posting a link to our Middle East blog: Babylon and Beyond on your blog. All the best.

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  4. Renee Leet said

    March 26, 2008 at 5:20 pm

    Is there a St. Michael’s Church in Beirut, Lebanon? We are having First Communion and this church was listed but I cannot find an address to send them the sacramental information. Can you help. Thank you.

    Renee Leet
    St. Joseph Catholic Church
    Seattle, WA

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  5. tearsforlebanon said

    March 27, 2008 at 1:55 pm

    The Only St. Michael’s Church I can find is in Al-Chouf I found a number for a monastery it is 03-216271/05-350451/2 I do not know if this will help.

    Tears for Lebanon

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  6. Cherise said

    July 18, 2008 at 7:15 am

    Demotix- The Citizen Wire

    Dear Tears for Lebanon,

    You’re site is fantastic. We hope you might see a cross over with what we’re launching!

    Demotix is a website for user-generated news, and a citizen ‘wire’ service. Think of it like Flickr or YouTube, but only for original photo/video news. You tell us what is going on, we tell the worldwide web and the world’s mainstream media. As of now, http://www.demotix.com is live.

    Why are we doing it?
    We believe citizen journalism – well-managed – can be a tremendous force in political participation, civil society, and freedom of speech around the world. And we believe the media needs rescuing.

    • Only four US newspapers have foreign news desks (the NY Times, LA Times, the Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal), and there are only 141 US foreign correspondents currently working today (in print and broadcast media)
    • In the UK, a 2006 study of the broadsheets showed that more than 50% of the news was directly attributable to press releases
    • The world’s media (over 90%) relies on the wire services – the Associated Press and Reuters – for their news. But some 80 countries, or 40% of the world’s nations, have no bureau from either agency.
    The news is shrinking daily. We hope Demotix can plug that gap, and more.
    We hope to be giving a megaphone to the man and woman in the street with a story to tell. We hope to be able to change the news map – bringing real, raw, original information from countries and about issues the mainstream media haven’t touched in years.

    Eventually we hope that Demotix will be THE place where anyone in the world can go, in safety, to upload news – major, minor, local, cultural, political, social… We already have agreements with the Daily Telegraph, Newsweek, La Repubblica, Prospect and others – and will now supply them with a daily wire and picture feed of ‘citizen’ news. We have also built partnerships with Amnesty, Reporters Sans Frontieres, Witness and many others.

    But we need your help. We want to do in pictures/video what you do for text. If you think there is a cross-over and you like us, please write about us, link to us, spread the news. We’re nothing without contributors, and your readers are exactly whom we want to be reaching out to. We can get their news out to the world, and in the process change what news is reported. And we’ll charge the mainstream media for anything they use, splitting the fees 50:50 with our contributors.

    Please be in touch! Are there other ways we might collaborate?
    With all thanks

    Turi

    Turi Munthe
    http://www.demotix.com

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  7. Alex Carlson said

    January 19, 2009 at 8:42 am

    Hi Webmaster,
    I was just wondering in your site http://tearsforlebanon.wordpress.com . This is really a good website and I am interested to place adverts in your site. The advertisements will be for some of the sites which provides different language courses.

    Please let me know your thoughts.

    Alex
    Internet Marketer
    Skype: seospider2

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  8. martacarmela abbud said

    May 1, 2009 at 9:58 pm

    THANK YOU, WHOEVER YOU ARE, TEARS FOR LEBANON,
    BEING OF LEBANESE DESCENT, I`M LOOKING FOR MY FAMILY, ROBERT ABBOUD,(SON OF JOSEPH ABBOUD) GYNECOLOGIST,AGE IN HIS LATE 60`S, MARRIED TO DIANA FROM TRIPOLI, AND BOTH LIVED IN SAIDA AROUND 1969-70, AND BELIEVE THEY HAD TWO CHILDREN; THEY HAVE RELATIVES IN MEXICO..
    HOW CAN I CONTACT THEM OR THEIR FAMILY?
    martacarmela abbud

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