Mihaela Biliovschi
As in international correspondent and journalist specializing in feature news, Biliovschi has interviewed the CIA's chief historian on the famed Archangel program, covered Hurricane Katrina, was invited into the NORAD's Cheyenne Mountain for a VIP tour, and also invited by the Mexican officials to write about the rehabilitation of the last standing prison-island in the world, Islas Marias. She covered the historic 2008 Presidential elections from Washington DC and reported on Michael Jackson's tragic death among others. A member of the National Press Club in Washington, DC, she has lived in Mexico, Lebanon and Romania conducting research, analysis, reporting and publishing on diverse subjects in multiple languages. Biliovschi owned a newspaper in a joint venture with a cable television company, directing her staff of journalists to engage in honest, objective reporting. She has created and anchored live video broadcasts in a talk-news format on cable television in Europe and is currently writing a book about coming of age as a young girl in Romania under the brutal dictatorial regime of infamous communist leader, Ceausescu.
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Steven Tyler's Big OmissionOn May 3rd "The Demon of Screamin" launched his very own memoir, called "Does the Noise in My Head Bother You?" But where does the title come from, and did the artist credit the source?
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Penal Colony Islas Marias: Drug Cartel Members Need Not ApplyIn the Penal Colony Islas Marias inmates have businesses, build homes and live with their families.There are doctors, schools, restaurants and discos. So when the liberation day arrives, they cry their shirts off. They want to never leave.
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PENAL COLONY SURVIVES TO REVOLUTIONIZE THE PRISON WORLDISLAS MARIAS Penal Colony in the Pacific Ocean, is the only one of its kind in the world. Created in 1905 by Porfirio Diaz, it only survived its incepient ill-fame because it revised its attitude towards convicts: reahbilitation instead of punishment.