Comments on: Former Migrant Worker Dr. Alfredo Quiñones Would Like To Pick Your Brain

By: Don

Don — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 08:33:16 +0000

Those mean that there are 18 millions of illegal, Alfredo Quinonez out side there?

By: kellys pertuz

kellys pertuz — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 06:51:51 +0000

quiero seguir sus pasos Dr. alfredo quinones este es mi e-mail quillerakell@yahoo.es vivo en la florida y si quiero seguir con la profesion de medico asi que haber si me puede guiar en este pais de ante mano mil gracias.
lo vi por el show de don francisco y me lleno de mucha pero mucha ilusion de ver que si se puede. espero su respuesta positiva. una amiga mas.

By: art aloma

art aloma — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 00:03:35 +0000

Genoveva You can easily find Dr. Quinones e-mail Just google his name Just remember to spell his name with an “s” Buena suerte Art

By: Genoveva Placencio

Genoveva Placencio — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 04:21:02 +0000

Hi my brother have a brain tumor for 5 years and he have many complication is to long to tell you. I would like for you to give me Dr. Alfredo Quinonez email please I relly appriciated. Genoveva

By: Ava Dorsey

Ava Dorsey — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 19:36:52 +0000

Dr. Alfredo Quinones passion in life is to find a cure for brain cancer. When he’s not in surgery he is in his labatory. Dr. Quinones fights a daily battle to saves lives. Although his dreams are big, the funds that he needs to bring them to live are very small.
Brain Cancer Facts: Brain cancer is the leading cause of death of all cancers in children up to age 19. More than 25,00 Ameicans are diagnosed every year with a primary or metastatic brain tumor.

To learn more about Dr. Quinones and to support his dream to one day find a cure for brain cancer log on to http://www.braincancerresearch4thecure.com

By: Eddie Duenas

Eddie Duenas — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 06:33:47 +0000

Yes I really need to speek with Dr. Quinones If you guys could find a way to get this to him it would be greatly appreciated Cause the way things are going I do not know how long I have. So if I could I would like to get incontact with him thanks alot.

By: IDuenas

IDuenas — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 22:52:54 +0000

Dear Sour Grapes,

I read some of the comments and I was disappointed to find out that while someone is being recognized for his hard work, some of us are dishing out S**T. Obviously, the message was to motivate all people who’d rather watch novelas to try to do something better for themselves. Jealousy turns people an interesting shade of green. More power to you!! Instead of wasting your time blogging or posting negative feedback about someone who is making more money than you or myself, you should be congratulating him. I don’t think he is going to be wasting some of his valuable time reading brainless notes. Therefore, get a real life, go back to school, and achieve something!! He has done well for himself and we should be happy for one of our own. America Rocks!!

“My lunch is over — back to work”

By: luciana ramirez

luciana ramirez — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 10:20:50 +0000

estoy muy orgullosa del Dr.lQuinones, y que eso que ha logrado que sirva de ejemplo a seguir para todos, los latinos y muchas felicidades Dr. Quinones usted es un orgullo para todos los mexicanos.

By: centella verde

centella verde — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 06:14:57 +0000

los poderosos de nuestro gobierno reprimen cualquier acto de sedicion pacifista , como en oct, del 68. cualquiera que intente un cambio es reprimido ,Colosio por citar un ejemplo,Mexico esta cambiando pero pasara mucho tiempo para que esto pase, la corrupsion se da en todos los niveles,mientras tanto la inmigracion continuara, pues muchos profesionistas no tienen la oportunidad de lograr su sueño en Mexico.diariamente encontraras a un medico en la calle vendiendo tacos ,o como conductor de un taxi,o un Ingeniero como conductor de microbus,si quieres un buen trabajo tienes que comprar una plaza(un empleo).cuesta mucho dinero que un egresado no puede pagar, triste,
que no ?

By: pocho_guey_al_norte

pocho_guey_al_norte — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 19:00:59 +0000

@G_B_A_N: Out of the sheer fantasy of saving the seemingly irredeemable, much like the way hipsters take the word ‘naco’ and make it their own. Even if said hipsters wouldn’t be caught dead with dark brown skin, faded point-knit polo shirts tucked into poorly fitted jeans, untamable hair style, questionable tastes in clothing or cultural cues and blue collar jobs that keep us away from our computers and blogs. Please, G_B_A_N, relax and embrace your inner cholo.

What, you thought I was being serious?

By: Guana Bust A Nut

Guana Bust A Nut — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 09:12:14 +0000

@Benito Bolas: “Get a life” is an overused phrase that doesn’t have the same effect it used to (it was first used in the 80s — or possibly late 70s). It’s currently used by idiots who disagree with someone but can’t think of anything intelligent to say in response to something. If you want to insult me (or anyone), try being more creative next time. Trite phrases are pathetic.

By: Benito Camelas Bolas

Benito Camelas Bolas — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 06:52:09 +0000

“Also, why do people feel the need to use the words “homeboy” and “homes?” Please stop.” Oh, please, get a life.

By: Guana Bust A Nut

Guana Bust A Nut — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 21:27:20 +0000

@gauchita & el joto: I agree with you guys 100%. But, no one cares about middle class Latinos.

Anyway, this may be good news for immigrants in the states, but it makes Mexico look really BAD! The National University of Mexico has an excellent Medical program, one of the best in Latin America. I know three doctors who got their degrees from there, and they’re exceptional. Why can’t Mexico guarantee opportunities to most of its talented citizens (and I’m talking about people like Alfredo Quiñones)? Mexico has the resources. The funny thing is, over the past few years, many professionals from South America and Europe have been moving to Mexico in search of opportunities. I met an Iranian man in Monterrey who is the son of immigrants and now he owns a successful business in that city. Mexico now has the largest number of Argentine citizens outside of Argentina. Carlos Slim (Lebanese) and Jorge Hank (who’s part German) are two of the richest men in Mexico. The opportunities are there, Mexicans need to stay at home, fix their problems, and change a very corrupt system.

Also, why do people feel the need to use the words “homeboy” and “homes?” Please stop. I’m begging here.

By: pocho_guey_al_norte

pocho_guey_al_norte — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 21:00:09 +0000

@ Diego,

Congrats indeed.

Are you drinkin’ the Crimson Kool-Aid, homes?

I’m pretty sure that there are pretty significant differences between the resident institutions on Telegraph Ave. and Mass. Ave. Among them: Cal is not Harvard and it doesn’t have to be like Harvard to offer an education of exceptionally high quality. Elite? Yes. But all outstanding schools don’t have to be like Harvard to be good.

By: nanita

nanita — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 20:45:07 +0000

@ El Joto:
yes, won’t anyone think of the middleclass?!