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I highly recommend you (or anyone, really) reading 'Embracing Our Selves', a book by Sidra and Hal Stone.

And that role has changed dramatically since the 80's where being the best pilot meant you might leave the Gulf of Sidra alive.

It does look a bit like a swastika.[0] Apparently it's on cans of Apple Sidra though, which I buy frequently.

America was flying planes over sidra in an attempt to provoke them.

The native Sidra tree only lives for 50-100 years.

For the record, Despaña in SoHo will serve Asturian sidra and will provide the little electronic spout you need to drink it properly without getting the floor all wet.

I've spent a lot of time in Asturias myself, and the culture of sidra and the wonderful little bars (sidrerias) that serve it are treasures.

In the few years I've been studying Spanish, I've found that the (take your pick of) wine/mezcal/sidra always helps a lot with my ability to speak.

> Do you believe I'm misinterpreting him Sidra is a she, and yes of course you're misinterpreting her.

I met Sidra and Waqas at a YC Dinner recently.

I am myself partial (with multiple reasons) to Voice Dialogue perspective as presented by Sidra and Hal Stone in their work, but you will find this perspective of multitude in many places, reaching back to antiquity - theoretical, practical, with neuroscience following.

One, called “Clouds over Sidra”, which chronicles life inside a refugee camp in Jordan, has already proved a hit online.

"Embracing Our Selves", a book by Sidra and Hal Stone, is a beautifully written introduction.

The entire US Navy F-14 fleet's entire combat record shows 5 kills, four Libyan ("freedom of the seas" operations in the Gulf of Sidra) and 1 Iraqi helicopter (Desert Storm).

I think most Americans would love Apple Sidra, I serve it to most of my friends as the default "welcome beverage" when they arrive to my apartment.

When I was a child is was normal in my family to drink alcohol when dinner or lunch, I'm Spaniard and we consume Sidra(cider) and wine and a little beer.

It is normal for one person to drink a bottle of Sidra(750cubic centimeters, we use metric).

Why use it against an Su-22 in the Gulf of Sidra?